The Express. — London, England, 1860-03-30 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS HAT.)' COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Hef.we Ilr. Cosnminiaser °authors.) hg 110,17%..t' rrAN4.—TOTAL REYLAAL or CLUTIMATC. Manus , gave juJgawat I. tLh are. The liaalrittpt *ad movveyecrivraer, at Fatalism. certificate was opposed the crewel that bankrupt had oulappirapriated trust tuna, sad ..they names which had i.aie into him posessekid titer nrivarldag wi the fact that the ewe Lad - is-. a heard iis tb bankrupt's abrnsce, whisk his Honour ..teemed was mai* ki• owe fault, se he bed ample lichee of the emetteh be referred to the /Dente of the diAe. He regretted to my that the.- rawv emir becoming of frequent ... 'meant—teem where ...bribe" widen:miry ecrivenere were glltru.ted with large sums to urnet. and betrayed the sonhdenee repwrsl in them. It woe ask to be de. t4r,sl that these MM., were upon the isemese. hing at the gnat nankin., rvpsed by pimple is soli citor.. parth steely us the investment of nesery, and ear, odly , In re country ibetrieta, those NHS 1111011111111atiii• polio...et lir the mimesis, ...bleb they ezereiesd. Their ..-I• . e an.l arierwarree were sought oe all OCC•4211114, especially reitli regard to the us sestmest oil mosey ; for theipablic at loge seemed to be easier the &Mao. that there was is.• ...Wady in the world gainer them that ed eal zz , in s , A per met for their money. leery beer the malts of that folly ; but it still revelled. The bash rept to n hi saw was well cusnested. ha eetseand to bask ph. Waes .4 hie ra c e, Yr. Shatter, a ef us idasheed Wisp* sad piaitiam. who had hed tlie as& 4 , : .... i i .1. nee mad Illipert of hie mighbours. he had bees betrayed new that which bad raised thousands sad thereon—sea vesitletion • he had adventured into kidding spesnla • sad to preside funds f o r shams semienelnes 'be lad see scrupled to avail Mora in the meet wicked and usjust way of the tarns that Yid hi.. entnasted to kum to lay oat on mane MP awl etheevime The malt was frightfil to eastas. plain Is mum ansem the parties hod bees enthaly ruined .ese pear panne. mad Small. hail estrunied the Itaabeept with In mein snip sad the teekrayi, le the man lisertieme way. bed appropriated the emsney to la owe nswerthy pseposee Toi ran Lemma la mews; though sot the Mod phial., was that of NM. Itata rel gli hne . Mimi had retired from beeiness with ennesse. i a the death dlr. 1111011111, be was made joist teueerie with ihe tioniunmpe kw a very imp 1J 000 L or .1 Iran pre pets. He Imam ankles of law ; th i e ll = not wee a mliler. mid inn therefore Os nem rows oliie for the peep, maaegemsat of the non. list whin was the andste al tbs haskrupt ? At a sessemel when It. Pelee wee utterly ambled by illesestrom Mind*/ 1., imidama, mil mos eaffering hen the nest intesme pub, the heskrupt welted upon kiss. escampenied by two of Lis own clefts ; area liselsgget Ira Mee out of the roomy twitewil the ea, when in that debilitated Mato, to uga • p.a.. of ationeey by *Lich the bankrupt wee to (Sr.c we the sole power aver the Meet fends, the eL.le of whisk were afterwards sold out and appro. Funs, to his building specalatinoe, he taking some wet of security, which them was every rea.e.o to believe .meld be worthless. When the bankrupt ithecooded, shortly after, Mr. Paint was advierd to commence a suit &garnet him for havingeous batted this pima act of injustice ; he let judgment go by default, and was ordered to repay the mosey, upward. at I..issV. Ileitis in the last siege of insolvency he could sot do thi. , sal the result was that MIL Paine, after the death of h.r liustenth had been made a party to seven or eight cbsa or. 'nit., and had been obliged to pay out of her can p.ket 22,000 f. Could anything be more sad to e.otemplate than the wickedness of this man ! Ili, case strongly showed the extremely mischievous cum. x i i iiences which flowed from conduct of this description, and the oessesity that such offences should be punrshed. The panishment which this court could inflict was indirect, ..n.l 111 MAlly miriade unsatrefectory • but in any alteration of the Ly' which might be made foe transferring those cases t., cnniinal tribunal, it waa most essential carefully to ii. :In, the offences which were to be indicted. Provisions iihstl ale. he made for the cods, and the appointment of an officer iii the character of crown prosecutor would be IleCeilM At priwat it too frequently happened in carnet sent to rrosru court that the parties escaped through some technical ...min.lrum which rendered the prosecution useless. Every ..ii. , would say that a man who bad been guilty of such con duct aa that of the Lookrupt towards Mrs. Paine was entitled L• in consideration whatever—ought not to be allowed to re-enter trade—and ought to be without any protection for the future. hut to be left entirely to what the creditors might think it to do with him. Rut Mn. Paine% CSMI did not stand slow: there were several others. From Boxall, • man de violent on his daily labour, the bankrupt had taken ltrol., ,;:rink him an undertaking that it should be placed out on mortgage. The pair min had never got either interest or ;Tooled; it turned out that Evens, instead of investing it on Illortpgr. had put it in his own pocket. Was he not much more guilty than the man who should take that mould by force to the highway ! Looking at the morale off the question infinitely neve so. The court, in the course cf its expcnenee, hail never known so cruel and beauties@ a raw. There were other cases—not quite so heart•rencling . that of Lie-mace, for ineteace, from whom he had taken ?SP. Mrs. Merriott's case was a remarkable one. The laokrupt was trustee ander her marriage settlement ; and, s• 'itch, bound to take care of her interests. From her be I. , rlVOli re.V., and he went through the fame of giving her a sort of pass-lsod, like • bauker's hook, in winch he made sham entries of looney advanced no mods mi.:, to a Mr. Trueniau, and intent paid by Mr. Trueman, el., n, in reality, there was no such persn. This be ad nttesl, on being meows' by Mrs Xerriott, and begged her nit to mention the circumstance. fie hail practised the wow delusion in the cow of another person, from whom he 100 l got upwards of 3001. There were other instances off misconduct as • solicitor, the lonkrupt having th•tr.ye 1 certain deeds ; but it was needless to render them in this ease. There was quite enough ti dew that the bankrupt was utterly unworthy id a notate of any kind, and that he ...right to he left with out 1 4, 4 , 6'0. the judgment of the conrt was that the rsrtiti, ate he wholly refused, ant that no further protection from arrest hie given. Mr. Lawnince asked for the costa of the oppeition. His Honour sad he should he earl to allow them on se liberal a male as c-. 111.1 IV done, to at the position of malty el the melees. THE POLICE COURTS. (THB DAY.) MANSION-HODBIL CMITICTIOII 011 • 3P - rtnilar• lIMIZIT TRIM. Hoer!, flnves was chimed with stealing five docks from the shop of Mr. Howanl, poulterer, Lcadenhall flarket. It appears's! that the ponsecntor's assistsni saw alts psi. .r harking about the market last Friday. and, knowing I to Is , a notorious thief, he watched him. and use. him owe up to Mr. Howard'. stall in front of the shop, and deliberately take live ducks off, one after the other, *loch he put seder his coat, and then walked away. folding hie arum over them that they might not fall. Wa rs. sent after him, sad Just as he was going int., a piddle home .sal, " I say,what huee but therr.ainealed under , -4111 . '!" Tbe prisoner roof •• Nothing." hut ou his cost 'scrag P. 111.11,112 by witueso, the duck. fell on the gn , und, awl titspr,smer rue off All,l Towle his escape, hut he was r. used this morning whilst proceeding down l'ileapaole. The coentAhle Lewlenhall•mmket mid the prisoner was 'et et the nest notorious market thieves that he knew; leo years age. he WM.I. concocted At this court for a similar effetwe, sail thno weeks ago he went to Mr. Howard'. awl —it several fie fowls '.if the stall and was making off with Lela, when the montane stopped him and told him to true; the town hack. The only reply the prisoner made mts to ke.rk him down, and get clear off with the fowls. l'Artridee (gassier) raid he woe convicted from the enact Int n, r. short time ap , . The 141.11 Cr admitted his goat ; hat pleaded in extenua tion that he 11.4 a wile ansl three .mall children, who were starving At hours, sad he saint keep them arenehow. TI lcvl Mane tont kin he was a mon notorious thief, sad Cie wnt of hiss& sad him brother magistrate (€kr k 'Aren • sow, that he should be seat to prima, with hard 'slow, for four soothe. IWILDHALL T'RE mann tee or Tor TAIIM.T. ?oath. atoms 15 venni e 4 age. of the ROM of Welk •I • ••• mother .ail of' his that be was the mice coo of . I .ll.lres who nail brought dispose upon her teeelly. • • 1-iroil with robbing ha. employees. lbdeenuot 25• 1 .m 4 he saw the prisemer in the pons of eTesnlialig « Ais(twhich proved to be wow 0. -rt• I .ln,nit to Mew s. mem o shirtioalters, of 14 . ed •trei t, 'heatable, in whose employ the ',motor had 61. n b thrx days. 11n. Ik. lb, .ippeared in great tribulation, produced • leiter from the cleriqman of the 'mend), hearing todimony t. the rester tatelity it the faniol,. and urging the oseemoty .4 gi mug the pirkemer into a refornettory to serrate him fron t the Lel netpaubos he had become mine. up with. All. mos I 'utett aeled the prisoner if he "...Idle willing I • ant. tb, Itei,lew. II •Schi•il id wb• re he would binght a Inuk by which be might iild.ou An honest Lim sad ultimately become • respectable member of nsiety• Thr• pric•cirr. in a rather devilled manner. declined either t • ;„••• t.. a n fettust..re or to Dea, 1114 said he would ruttier • •re the full intniCi.totent due f•ir hi. ,•tf,•nee at onus. Ahlernuto Hale run' he waa afraid, trent the Trianner's L•rh bid tninu, r, that there srua a career of n••thing but nine Anal the bread unltippin• ca In otOrr for hitt!. %I•lernitn eulstt caul he w.cc ta Ingtea that th•• itric,,n e r ••-n4l have • unsented it. enter the 11.3.* 4 I Activation, but I 1.1 no power to • ••nipel hut, As he had refuceil the err , r Le ••••uhl eulv 1..1 with the off. nee without reference t•• tin presuier . . suture, and he therefore c‘iniutitted bun to hatc•to Cu' four nounths with herd lalc•ur. The pri.-ner tett the duck uilLunt the slightest appear an, .• tuntritien. M I.ROROUitH-NTREET. 11"1161MY A? abli Ataltallialet/A—TA/Wki TM! WIONG TCILIMG. J,Jix Nner. deeeribe,l r a erult.r, yam charzed bef..re Mr. Itingh ors •Ith Inciting .even e.,rde of hrurtivioth acid • tiortntit) f other nuattiakt, tLe property of Mr. Henry WU, THZ) BXPRESS,•J FRIDAY' MIIIVIINS4_,NAEM:466MUIT lianas fitringfellow and mother aseineser, 47, Illocambury. From the evidence of Yr. fltringlbilow It appeared that the peevious aftineen, whde to the ofAce at the leek of the auction room, he saw the primer the rood with the pared produced under his a c nit uE a inspecting that it bad been taken from a pihs el paresis al cloth left for sale by auctien, be went ate the enetioa• mom ; observing that the pile had be.. disturbed he puratied the prisoner, who west up a turning when than was no thoroughfare, and rushed into • doorway, dea his (prosecut or ) entering the home, he found him an setinved up behind the door, with the cloth in his pomosion, the value of which was about 4/. Lenilisa, 41 F, Mated that when he took the prisoner into custody he mid, " lt's all right, Lanihati, I'll go with you, hut Ws • bad job. I med. • mistake and took tits wrong turnips. thinking there was • thoroughfare, or I should have got away. However, I mint plead guilty." The prisoner was ccauniteed for trial. WORSHIP-STREET. 1101111L1f0 A CONRAD& SatilA and Desist (raleTryvrere charged with steeling 9f. 19s. in gold from the permit of John Robson. The pneerutor, apparently about 45 years of age, whose braised feature. and gruAled hair bespoke lan ear- Maids, said —1 returned from India after twenty nos service and now a bombareßer la the M Artille; am y. The prisoner (Smith) was say oemnde for lee years, and the other man 1 kaow malls et bat that he was is our company last night at the Norfolk Areas public-home in Shormlitch. At that time I bad ff. 10s. In Od to my pocket handkerchief, and Ebaith soddenly snatched it from me and ma od. I war gobs after Iwo, but Crawley pushed and cremated me sad then both ap4 away, so I gave information to the pains. Gibbon, 136 G, elated that he apprebealed the prisoners Si they were getting into • " Hansom " a short distance km the spot whore the robbery wan committed, and found Of. IS them Crawley was known on the other side of the water as bourn Funiself in procuring lodgings for Wawa just arriarmd dress abroad. Both jEdsemes dialed the shame. and Mr. igriyaeourt war those circuses/rams, be must mad them ter trial Befosso walla did not wbb that • he was satisfied to lave the maim retareados be had not anything to live spew. sad hada keg diamee to go. Its. Difyneourt 4/served that be regretted to hear such • ilmismal i at e . but be mold not enter the gold to be Oven up. Oemm for bid SHARE LISTS.-THIB DA Y. Two o'Cxotte. In the railway share market to-day attention has been chiafly directed to the settlement. Mid land stock continues in request, and has beau marked as high as 116 ; the present quotation is 1151 to 1 , being 1 per cent. than yesterday afternoon. Lancas hi re and Yorkshire stock has risen per cent., and London and North Western per cent. On the other hand, there is a reduction of about j per cent in Great Western and Caledo nian. Other descriptions are now quoted below the best point of the morning, but the prioes do not vary essentially from those current at 4 o'clock yesterday. London and North Western stock is now quoted 96 WI • Great Waltman, 671 to 1; Lancashire and Yo;kehire, 1011 to j ; Routh Eastern, 81 to a ; Lidera Counties, 66 to 4 ; and Caledonian, 90 to 4. Lombanlo-Venetimin Railway shares have risen to 11 to 11 prem. Beat Indian and Grand Trunk of Canada stocks are more inquired for. Buenos Ayres and San Fernando railway shares are marked 21 and 21 prem. 10. 100 12. • MI 10, 25 SO, 10 10, 60 1C N 11, 100 204 100 40, • 11 114 too 1 IS. 00 012 20 2 2 2 0 12 60 IN 00 1112 100 10,060 100 11. 10 10 ilk Ile 25 N. 26.. 20..• 110 4. 10 14.000 IS 40,' 25 10,060 S. 100 90 96 100 102 al 0 90 101 110 113 103 106 111 113 110 1111 113 127 81 la 110 112 75 77 117 119 110 111 102 100 84 86 98 100 87 89 90 91 100 10! 17! 1 18 7{ k 70 0t 1 14 1 lie 141 llb 117 115 117 140 146 116 117 lia WI US us M ill 21 1 4 112 6 117 164 1674 - - 114 124 121 127 I I OS 70 119 161 101 1011 96 96 n al 111 Ili 110 112 N go 1,1 1 Vpst iii IN 117 119 TT 79 114 1.111 LIS IMP_ -5 1 211 1 4 101 101 101 103 63 90 90 101 86 113 13 19 n *Si 32 23 80 63 IN Tt SI/ 144 51 St ai se ii $ 71 101 l I ell i if 42 i 115 i I Lie 14 DU al W 4 2 3 U $4 OD 71 37 XI Jai i me (money 00} & EIDI lOt 19 11 1 .1 lie _ *1 111 161 171 fle wi 5 100 10 10 all 1 :111 - 4 —" W 20 all 20 all 20 all 20 all 10 ell 41 all 20 all 4 all 20 all 100 all St all 6,11 6,11 660 1 6, 01 1,0 6.01 6,01 iii 2, 50 1001 1,11! 40 MB 4001 611 200001 70,0001 10,0U0i 11,0001 :0;000 Itooo 10,000 76,000 io,oool 10g,8161 _ 359 i e;uuo 3281 - i , :eil 3,000 360,000 12,000 1,001025 1110,820 1160,000 700,000 7,100 TO, 10, DX_ 13:661 29100:11 1~~ 5 - i, 6 6 0 5 1,714 1111,1,741 60,0:10 6,1 10,( SOO 20 .( WA 40,1 10,000 10,000 16,000 BIUTIMI NAILWAYS. lAtikatto & SR Irease faa Har. &C.1n.L6p.0.1 Do. N e w a DO. Pr:levee it Duff ,ftrant„&fiodetich 6 p.c. Ilda, Aug. 1 lent endorsedbylluft./LIL Do. Julyl, len., ditto Do. June 1. 1674, ditto Calcutta & o. Faatent Cape TADockep.c.gus to ri) Orlion. gat 6 per cant gait Indian Do. Mrtensloa Y. Do. Jubbulpore Do. p. Lt. Debent Do. 6 p. ct. do Geelong & Melbourne Orand Trunk of M SS 11l IS e l 4 7 fk . r.O DO. - 6Por — Z47PreL Do. 6 per ot. Deftest Do. 7 per et. lin. Do. do. Great Indian Do. New GC B. otl=l at Ot.Woet Do. New •8d&.34772:4 Do. do. 73 till Do. do. 73 D 0.14 p.etilds.,poy. Nakao Gear. 4* per ot. Do. do. 6 el. Do. 4f per et. Do. 4th Exton. do. Xelb.CorpOp. e t, - N. Nranowlek & C 82 B 7 72 78 70 76 P r 1 3 li i 7 (1 cl. 1: 10 102 ::‘; 1 pm Z t 33 13 n TS 86 W 73 76 76 79 90 99f 729 dis W i t 1 dim 8 7i d 97 99 97 99 V/ 19 92 16 99 91 97 se 91 96 1 Of d elee Do. do. Lead do. Do. do. B cap. do. Do. do. Lead do ad• (Limited) De. Do. LAU. Ep.cf. SR•adr•va I • Raw,illiltial. -- 11 - 061 LI =AMID AT 1 IlaeL dt It. Orb" sad ts• Taiden ar W.) Nabs I. pre sal de 0 Mk I pie feud do . Cl=td a rion (to Ookheeter,lMenrValley, Is. (leXtis. & I. C.) I.Lhaeolnekgms. p.st. red (toot Wallern). Hartlepool Dock& Bea HundSlby tolf.&N.lL) Ditto I Shares Lancashire and Coati& (to Lon. & N. Wed). 0 London and Oreenakh to South !astern)... Ditto Preference do Lend., Tilbury, &South end ~ to Peto sad Os) Lowestoft Guar. 4 per .xot. ,to Norfolk). Manch.,Bamt., & HMI& (to L & N. Went.&llll4.) ledlandßraciL (total.) I Newmarket Damietta (guaranteed 5 per et. to Eastern Counties) Northern & Began 6 tr. ck (to Zest Cona d i D=6 . le; r o y e r r. (ditto 30Loa NW. & Loc.& York.) It=hHitchin, sad St. (to G. N ) Shrewsbury & Hereford (to Mr. T. Bracey) th Staffordshire (to Kr. 11 'Clean) Wilts and Somerset (to Great Western) Wimbledon & Croydon (to Lon& & Brighton) 6 7 6 7 ► 7 6 7 1 1 t i Ma I pml N NOMIGN 10e 11 110 94 7 1 se chwv. 13. D Iremboo7 , 6p. cent. 1/ £15.... 1 Irarabordo.V....l. 3 p. e. Noth. el Irma Bp. at 11 12 Do. (Beal )4p , et Do . 13 & Lyons 6 permit. Do. New 3 per n ot.. 114 121 RopalBwodrah 5 percent Munro of Tranoe 3 p.e. 118 11 Victor Branum.' Bp. e. 92 93 W.IN.W.of Franoo.V.e. 118 12 BRITISH latfaL Alfred Cosa (PbUhl lkiliak . Iran p : : Dor. G. Oa .. lad lona (I= .. Cost Osman .. awk alma gavtak ) a fa. Maya : : G.WIL= T IVanca; .. G. Wh. Vac ( aska) .. Grenville .. Hera .. ilingsliaDowe Drys tWart). Dm' . hums (Me) N. In. Easart Mom) North Wheal Otter Par Cons. (114. I= l Mame (U. Can. NIL On :. b.- . earn Brea (Inman) . . Devon Iron & Oen. (Llm t i liags. . tr ) ay Perk 6 ?molt 811&Lead Ma.C 1 10 Tin Croft , Yd. of Towei n Co ) .. West Beret( ). : .. W. Oustko ) ~ Mid Istos til Ba zd a : i t atru ilkaPs i • (Oalstock) al Ana Way (Us. Laburt) ris — .t• : 21140. d ) U. da 17a. 12.11.9 . fe . 5.4.11 IL LS.6. 10.6.7. 12a. )4Te.o. 114:4* L 4.0. a 674 7.1.1 T y (lArk.)l I 101/ZON - WNW. Mali, 1011 2* :V 73f 3 i 9 114 Australian Dos Accord, Limited Drysltup. (leatel.put ) Do. Pit. John Sal Rey Do. lend i Ml 3. Co. CIA Om lea Ow J Cols* Copper Dun Pla roantala Copper ioTtum ---- --''- General x: Nam of 5. KApancla Um) Luxitanian Madonna N P.hine Orme oft PontAustralia m ak ai eband Port Phillip Scettieh A. (Lim) I United Maxima Worthing (1/a.) Do. OOKPAIEIII. 111 410 400 1073 si 0 110 11 111 41 41 14 16 I 1 Si 11 i so as ction. Australian Arrival .. :: Atlantic TeL (Lisa.) Berlin Waterworks Brit. American Um& * t. Bri& Irish Mag._Tel. A Do. B 7 per c. MUM Do. C Canada rand 1 UiandsTaL Opp. Ilmolliirtinnsit (14 Do Ppd. 7; per att. 1i ii 19_ 41 L 43 4 a. 4 4 t_t_ a rtreferasse Do. 6 p et= DM tee - I 290_ 11 11 160 160 27 . :23.. 1 1 4 i t 19 21 90 92 310 870 160 100 87j 92 1 11 1 14 lb a a U U Hi id i die par Do. New - Eng. and Amt. Cop. Oen. Rem Navigslion Groot Ship (Lisolledi Indian and At. Tel... Lan. District Tel. (L).. London Discount Lou. Con Omnibus Co Madras Into. & Canal MeditamnesalCleaTeL Medilor. In. Tel. (flint) National Moons& Ce.. WeitcTrkias — . p. c.,11. at 1 N. Drams. & N. Scot. DI. N. DM. Australasian °dental Gas Do. •• New Shares"— Osten. In. Stm. (Llas.)• Do. do. It River land d Mill Pedn. end Odell. etesaia Ise tri 4345 1 1 di an IS !4 1 4 ' ,tri., 10! 11} Dar 1 i • Pm i I die par 7 412 i r I I 16 16 61 SS rr - 20 12 116 120 144 161 Ta el 26 93 1 4 2 4 26 SO 100 104 102 106 104 107 2 i 1 ilmn 24 1 OecUs 1 1 sili 1 li 1 ii pm :L a u an es • 09 Do. New Rod Bea & Ind. ToL p. c. tor 50 pi. by Bt. Clar I Rhytnney Iron No. New Royal Moll Steam Scottish Aust. Intestati South Attetrollon Lodi 3 4 4 i dil übesarine Tel. Scrip Do. do. Defid•tered.. Vast & La. Co. Up. Can ran Disma' Lad— . 10_ 15_ , , , L ps, 0 61 74 SO 14 15 pm r i zr 4 7 61 54 ISO 130 'rl:W r 7 9 Ile IN ..n 11 13 ftfONEY MAtICEI.-THIS DAY. The Two o'Cuacw. funds opened this morning at a slight im provement, but have Rince relapsed to the closing quotations of yesterday, in consequence of a heavy sale of Consols for money. News that the Paris Bourse opened this morning at a fresh rise has con tributed to deter operations for the fall. In the share market.' this is "settling day." Upon the whole, more steadiness prevails. Consols are officially marked 94f, I, and I for money, and 94 and f for the amount. The present quotations are NI to for cash, and 941 to I for the 11th of April; India Stock has been dealt in at 219} and 220} ; the Indian Five per Cent. Stock of 1859, 104 and f ; the Five per Cent. " enfaced" rupee paper, at 98; the Indian Four per Cent. Debentures of 1868, at 94 and 97 ; and Exchequer Bills, at 19s„, 15.., and 18s. prem. A moderate number of transactions have taken place in the foreign stock market. Turkish stocks exhibit no change, the Loan of 1854 being quoted 784 to 79, and that of 1858, 604 to 61. Mexican Bonds are rather more inquired for. Sales are recorded as follows: Chilian Six per Cents., 103, ex div. ; Mexican Three per Cents., 21f, 21 ; Peruvian Three per Cents., 79 ; Russian Five per Cents., for account, 961 ; ditto Three per Cents., 1859, 641 ; Sardinian Five per Cents., 84, ; Spanish Three per Cents., 45f, 451 ; ditto for account, 454 ; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents., 341 ; ditto Passive, 144 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1854, 78f, 79 ; ditto for account, 79 ; ditto Six per Cents., 1868, 60f, 604 ; ditto for amount, 61, 601 ; ditto Guaranteed Four per Cents., 104, 1014. . . . At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Bentes opened at 70.60, and quickly improved to 70.70, showing a fresh rise of I per cent. since yesterday. is= ][worn rear Two o'cLoct • later telegram quotes the Rental as follows :- 70fr. 35c., 60fr. 96c., 69fr. 90c., 70fr., 70fr. 5c., and last 70fr. 10c., showing a reaction of to per cent. from the opening price. This telegram reports "great agitation." Daring the whole of the week ending Wednesday these was an incessant demand for money at the Beak. This must have canned a further extra ordinary addition to the " other " securities, the total of which, acceding to the last return, had already reached 22,575,8331. The Bank see that they have at present a virtual command of the money market, and, viewing the situation simply as beakers desirous of making as large a profit as possible upon the article in which they deal, they avail themselves of the opportunity to demand an additional half per cent. The caution which the present rules of the Bank impose upon the other dealers in money doubtless contributes to the Bank's monopoly, and to the rise in the rate. Foreign drain there is none. The exchanges are firm, with a tendency to improvement, and the demand for gold for abroad has so far slackened that the latest parcels received have been disposed of to exporters with comparative difficulty. The sustained demand for money is of domestic, not foreign origin, and is, in fact, a natural conse quence of the large and profitable trade which is going on throughout the country. In the discount market yesterday the demand was' very pressing and 41 1 per cent. was generally charged for the best paper. At the Bank the apph cations were as heavy as ever, including many from the money dealers, as well as others from the Stock Exchange, for advances on government securities. The discount establishments have announced • rise of per cent. in the rates allowed for loans. They now give 31 per cent. for money "at call," and 4 per cent. subject to seven days' notice of withdrawaL A similar movement has been notified the joint-stock banks, which now give for de posits per cent., or 1 per cent, below the Bank ettnimitet rate of iscount. The London and West minster Bank, however, allow only 24 per cent. on sums below SOU _ _ . _ We learn by telegraph that the negotiation of the Swedish loan was concluded in Stockholm on Wednesday. The loan was taken by an association of German bankers. The terms have not yet tran spired, but are i i ) ilic et osed to comprise a 4 , 1 1 per cent. stock, at 94 or . In the "House • "of directors of the Bank of England for the year ensuing, Mr. Bonamy Dobree stands as governor, and Mr. Alfred Latham as deputy governor. The new candidates for the direction are Mr. John William Birch and Mr. Stephen Cave. It is understood that the committee of directors of the Bank of England have reported favourably to the court upon the proposal to close business st three o'clock on Saturdays. The annual meeting of Price's Patent Candle Company was held yesterday. The profits last year, bc:ore writing off 10,0001. from the fixed property, were 54,0471. 3s. 7d., making, with the previous baler ce, 95,1421. 13a. 11d. From the latter sum a dividend of 11. pee share was paid on the 15th of October ; 1,8271. Os. Bd. has also been paid on account of income tax ; while 10,0001. is to be written off from the fixed capital accounts, leaving the next profit in hand 45,8151. 1.35. 3d. The directors' report recommended the payment of s dividend at the rate of 6 per cent. per annum on the preference shams, and a half-yearly dividend at the rate of 5 per cent. per annum, clear of inooire tax, on the ordinary shares. After these payments there is a balance more than sufficient for another dividend at the same rate in October. The directors were autho rised to contribute 2501. towards the construction of a school, proposed to be built on part of the site l of the old Vauxhall Gardena. Government also assist. The directors' report was unanimously adopted. A special meeting of the Great Ship Company is called for the 13th of April, to confirm the special resolutions passed on the 6th inst. The. Eastern Counties Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 7151. ; the Lanca shire and Yorkshire an increase of 3,2101. ; the',, Midland an increase of 5,2951 . ; the Manche ster, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire au increase o: 9011. ; and the North Eastern an increase of 2,9301. The position of the market for American securi ties is thus noticed by Messrs. D. Bell, Son, and Co.: During the past week there has been a steady demand for American state stocks, and namerous investments have been made in the Federal Five per Cent., as well as the Vi ginia and Maryland State Bomb. In railroad securities there has been little doing, and quotations are with, change. THURSDAY Enclose. Consols, which closed yesterday at 94* to # for the 11th of April, opened this morning at the same quotation, and, after varying between 94k to 5-16 and 94f, "buyers," closed at %if, -.sellers." For money the last price was 94} to *. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent Consols, for money, 94*, #, *, #, *foci,, for account (11th April), 94#, ; India 221 ; the Indian Five per Cent. stock, 1869, 104*, ; the Five per Cent " enlaced " rupee paper, ; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cent., 104#, 104. The ensuing settlement in Consols is fixed for the 9th of May. The closing quotation for that period WIN 94 9-16 to , the " continuation " being per cent. The Indian rupee paper remains dull. The In dian Five per Cent. stock of 1859 was last quoted . 104 f to I, for the account, and ffizchequer P4ll 16s. to 19s. pram. The foreign stock market was dull. The Turkish Loan of 1854 closed at it3i to 79, and that of 1868 3-_ 0t.601j0 61. 111,xican Bonds have falba to NI Is Union Bank of London shares to-day were quoted rather lower. Ottoman Bank were dull, et Pr to Other bank shares were little dealt in. Canada Land, Peninsular and Oriental Steam, South Australian rand, Madras Irrigation, and Red Sea Telegraph shares, were all flat. Victoria Government bonds were more offered to-day, but the price retains considerable steadiness. The closing quotations for the shares 131 new projects were as follow ,—Ocean Marine 3i to ; Universal ' 11-16 prem. ; Won and Provincial M arine,3l6 to 5-16 prem. ; Bank of Turkey, to II die. ; sad Buenos Ayres and S an F ernan d o R a il wa y, 2 1 , to 21 prem. _ _ The Clipper, Duke of Wellington, Carl von Mb beck, and John Soott have arrived from Chine, with 2,150,3001ba. of tea and 20 bales of Bilk. MINES.-THIS DAY. Two o'CLool. This is "settling day" in the mining market, and only a moderate number of fresh have, therefore, been entered into t : rath t cti = Stock Exchange, Lady Bertha shares are officially marked 11, and Wheal Buller, 92 1 1 ex div. The other dealings have been chiefly in shares in Great Retallack, Providence, Wheal Unity, East Caradon, and Grambler and St. Aubyn. There are a few inquiries for Fortuna Mining shame, which have beeen dealt in at 3 and N. St. John del Rey are marked 224 ; Kapunda, j and 1 prem. ; and United Mexican, 24 and 2. At a meeting of the adventurers is Craddock Moor Misty held on the 22nd instant, the amounts showed • bois in favour of the adventurers of 1,1211. 4e. sd. A at 6s. per share was declared. The Clijah and Wentworth Mining Compsay have made a all of 11. per share. North Gramlier Mine, on the 20th instant, made • read ss. par share. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. (my sacrum =JOWL ) CROXTON KILICIINCI.—(THIS DA Y ) BILITOIR °MOTU areas One mile. Bus Nuscheaess, The NUI The Geniis, Lord Milton, sad Nazeimes au ben. WALTHAM PLATE. About half a mile. vise Julia and Confectioner are here. GRANBY HANDICAP. One mile and a half. N. Pttillippe, Premeor, Doe Cossack, Birdcage, Tommy Noble, Norton, Swale, and Wanderer are here. CUP OP BO BOYS. Two mgea. York, Precursor, Pitman, Birdcage, The Dane, and Tommy Noble are here. CBOXTON PLATE. One mile. Doe Cossack, Volunteer, **mhos, Julie, The Gentle, Dreadnought, and Birdcage are here. Orilla A IterVALS. — FyIThUB the Second, Antidote, Artist, Min Eleanor, and Buttercup. GRAND WINK RAILWAY OP CANADA. (PHIS DAY.) This afternoon a meeting of the English share holders in the above undertaking was held at the London Tavern, Mr. T. BARDIG, LP., Chairman of the English Hoerd, in the chair. A lengthened report has already been published by the directors, which represents that the present positioo of the company requires that 1,500,000/. should be raised without delay to pay o ff existing liabilities and to provide increased rolling stock for working the rail way. The directors recommend that the amount shall be raised by the issue of boo& for periods not exceeding seven .Z. The net revenue of the past half-year amou n t. to 41 ' 901., being 31,8121. in excess of that for the correspond ing half of 1858. The Cnalanare, in moving the adoption of the report, said the directors thought the company had arrived at a point of demarcation when it might be as well to look to the pad es to the future. He w oul d not trouble the meet ing with a tedious narrative of what had happened during the seven years' existence of the company, In 1862 when he was in Canada, there were scarcely more than 16 miles I of railway in use ; but at that time Canada adopted a course which had 61104 developed no lees than 1,900 miles of railway, of which at lead 1,000 miles had been constructed by this company. Something like 13,000,0001. of money had been expended upon theme works, and he re gretted that be could not congratulate the meeting as much as he could congratulate Okuda upon the results which have been attained. At the same time he thought they had no reason to be discouraged ; because there was the beet pros pect that at no distant period the Grand Think Railway would he a paying concern. The anticipation of it. originator; hail been more than realised. The traffic exceeded the original estimates, although the line was not wholly open, sod the returns were handsome considering the difficulties under which the line had to be worked. The convulsions in Europe of the past seven years bad greatly depressed the value of this company's securities; while the advance in the price of labour in Canada and unforeseen works had seriously retarded the of the undertaking ; but in spite of all theft di c ties the line h a d a t length been completed, falsifying many predictions to the contrary. Might not then the detractors of the line be deceived in their present confident assertion that it would never become a commercial success f The local administration of the eons pony was both efficient and economical, and much credit was due to Mr. Roes, the president, and Mr. Blackwell, the genaral manager, for the manner in which they had conducted negotiations for the advantage of the company, nor must the make be confined to the heads of the administration ; it was due to the *Mire staff of officials, and it was to be regretted that the financial position of the company did not allow of their being better remunerated. In conclusion, the chairman renewed his assurance, that when the line was opened throughout it would yield a handsome re turn, sal soneunceil that in future it was the intention of the director. to hold half-yearly meetings. A prolonged discumnOn ensued, but the report was ulti matety edepted. W MITAN MITHODUR MItSUONAIT 1300117. We understand that the receipts of the society far the Els' year have amounted to 140,0001. within a few shillings , 'The exact amount is stated to be 139,999/. Se. ltd. This anent includes the muniAcent legacy of the late Yr. Poen, of Road, Somerset, the net proceeds of which WON %NOl. Connoted with the receipt. of the previous yen, there is au increases of nearly 11,000(. Watchmen. Excraa HALL—The Handel Festival Choir, and eumerrito other amateurs, will meet this (Friday) evening, at Exeter Hall, for a great reb.earsal of 31 endebsohn's /Rik& The bronze statue of the compeer, provided by public sub scription entered into immediately after his death in 1847, approaches completion. A pisWic commemoration of the event will take place at the Crystal Palace, on Wednesday, Mae 2. NI CON DIV NED Colima. Chums,—The execu tine of the culprit Castles, convicted of the wilful murder l ot his wife at the late Bedford anises, is axed to take place 1 to-morrow at noun. The unhappy man, both before anal elate his condensation, has been extremely attentive to his religious duties, and on being informed of the day Axed for' his esecutimespremed his thankfulness that be had still bother time to make his prom with God. Since his con- denewitko Oaths will Intake of no food forting the =, d ionea r :l b it, t n o nd4r 4 RhoZrtfer,umthehr werser owe aiaass Conies appears to an d great nerve, and on Mere* to the pain m misuse of drib was paned onasked far mesas !lewd and theme and ale, and a pipe of toles:co er • den ;he bed the former, b utl sot the litter. The odprit bee be visited by his brother and other relatives, who:exhorted him to repentance for his crime, and their parting interview is describe! ma most aff,cting. The chap. lain and governor et present decline to give any particulars about Castles. It is understood, however that be has ac knowledged his crime and the justice of his sentence. The neva-es of Calash have been e Seamus ACCIDENT ATIOYMAN. —As the Rev. Richard Jenkins, curate of Ownain church. Cardigan shire, was returning home in the evening of Friday, the Itith instant, his horse got frightened at some tramps and donkey's which were standing by the mad side, suddenly hacked, and fell with his rider into the river Ystwyth (about six pints fall.) The rev. gentleman was earned by the river below the bridge, where he was taken up by some per sons who were at the time travelling that road (cues the town of Tropron. He I sow lying in a very precarious state, but it is boiled he will recover. Flax IY DILIALY-LAN --(THIS DAY. ) —TWA morning, between the hours of 3 and 4 o'clock, a destructive Are happened on the extensive premises of Folkanl anti Co. hid . 159, Drury-lane. Aber some trouble the whole of ihe inmates were made sensible of their danger, they male an attempt to descend by the staircase, but on reaching the second-floor landing, were met by such a powerful body of smoke, dirt they ran into the second Rom, and presented themselves at the " w w 4ll "'wwtolow, trying piteously for kelp. At this Toe meet Fslward Paine, the Royal Fire Escape eon doctor. from Isoirocre, arrived with the escape, secendok end placed Mrs. Edmund Yolked, the servants Mr. W•• Hither,, shopman, and Mr. Edmund Folkani, in the canes; trough of the escape, sad brought them down in safety. The Are wee not extinguished until the bask warehouse had been destroyed. OADINART DRAW AND STOMA. JLAILWATS. le et. s. all itrs:, Wel. dalsourVaL i t io . 100 5 lart.,lea,aClasoz 11. I* Odedosise 10 18 ell all Cork ssall mad Peados Coa 10 •11 Da • Aut.. walla 10 111 Da IS p.e. lo paid to 11, 00 all Mills and laths , t leo 10 all Dsad..Perta. d i ked.J a. It Dia It. 100 Reall ai rmlke M. Ma 100 Man Cake, Stock A 811. Ds. sk 0 10 al Ist SEIM 10 A DUN 4 11 0 ::511aad Oboope Idlabstra&4ll,llmides Ptak awl aids Jul& & L Wolin Ifelhoni 111•111! Wait ant ) Wallas Tallidre ad linkman Omit la oltigly. I Loalina Xartla ) I Larbstilt=is .D 6. sarindaki* 100 Man ,Dhaf.Atlalacoba6. 10 Metropolitan .... ft 100 Midland 61. 100 Do. DEW ao at Mid. OR eillmm o = 100 all Nevreagisaied 26 all Newport, Aber 9 Newry& an Newry,Warrenp. ,00 No , S 1 Northern Counties 100 North &Mob an North Devon Ball *D W Do. A 1100 Y. thaters—Derwki[ Do - . -- Do. Leeds I ?L_ Y" I N°rii,-.L0,!&; m i~; ill tit orthk&Wostoaltoo !forth Staffordshire._ DODO Oxford, Wor. Waver ' Peados 1 , !! Portiosouth 10 I iliaynney : tmot4sh Central .... sews* a Alma*: &MI6 Midi es el l= "hilm soar Brim assn Wass t Tots& Ow Dan Nelme.Wdialm.,ac 1160 A0ga blibllka a 5.... ., M Tail Ta. - ill Ulster IS Do. Do. PS Vale of Neagh W Victoria Bra. t Plmiloo L Walartord & Kilkenny al West Cornwall W West London &IL taster 4p. Colodotdaa. Dua.Porth,t Ur. Jim. Ilit ADdisn, A, 6p. ea. Do. B, 6 Do. C, 7 p p. . el Cam Ec., 6p.d No.l Do. do. No 4 D.Ne.6p.et. et 7. Eastern Union, 4 p. et. Mtn. & Oluipe.s idln.,Perth,Don.,4. p.c. Orest Northern. 5 p. et. Do.se.red.et Do. per cent altp.c.red.sts palm J( deotlead, IstPrd Gt. West (Barkettliante) Do. redeem. 41p. cent Do. redeem. 4 p. cent Do. Irradiant. 4 p. et. Do.sp.ctredeesn Prot Da Siren Pref. Mares DaChesterPf.Sh.ftp.c. Do. do. do. op. c. Do. Mr= gm. Stock Do. Chest Goa Bheres 7i 7i . llf lif - 61 7 101 100 60 1 60 1 et 61 71 8 m ut 34 ill 35 WI Mt St VI St M} 112 11$ 111 US 122 114 1111 OB 20 06 101 1011 11 12 11 11 41 i 91 es 10 11 le a ate} I: 934 I Ili at 106 M 77 77; — if si 9 1 40 4! - I i 16 18 116 61 11 8 } IS2 8 84 e 87 9 47 0 4 66 1 21 97} 87f 64 06 74 77 6 . 8. 1 900111 bqdie . l 50 el 10 11 Si Si 1111 11 Z. 88 78 no: T.: do Do. do. do Lone .d Yorksh. • p.c.81 lieu& BrighL.6 p.e.Gua se No. Ds. p.c. do. No. DDo. Si p. c. do. N 0.4 o. c. .... I Do. p.e. pot si. do .. Do. ?p.c. Prod Nook.. Do. Op e.do. IW. &ACP. Do.4p. did 78861 Pi 4 Lel!athms sod lANW.Oov.&N= La& W.7p.c.Bt. Londonderry& Col alk Loadondrry&Eaula. & Llac.6p. eL I Do. IA Do. 6} per eeot Ydland (kma.6p.c.6toct Do. Coat. hr.& 8.6p.c. Do. 4+ p.ct. Pref. Rock Do, Let &titchle 4 p.c. New.&Aber.&c.fer.% e.,with option 1111 Norfolk Sp et. BY. Stook North Britlah S par Do. New Gus. 5 p. d. N. Ear. —Berw.4 p.c. Pd. I Do. do. do __ Leeds p.rt. No. 1 Do. York. H. It &pan. North Staffordshire WetWoldp.e. and Do, le Scottish Cent. New.Pred, Scot. N.11.31p &Prat Do. Aber. 6t46p Do. 7 p. Devon Flied 44 p. e. S.Y,As. ;Read. An. CLOS}, Do. 41 per cent Do. died 4} per tent Wile, in& 4 p. cent Do. 4} per cent., Yorkehl.te 4 p. c. Ism piton 6 1 4 Dn. do. Raper . Ds. do. C 6 p.c. sta.& Kilkenny ep.e. 1100 100 tw 1* it* JOINT STOCK BANKIL Ifer. lank .i of la; /1•4 of Lon!los Bank of Turkey ...... British N. America .... Bach. Australia, and Ctdaa . atria,/ Mere. of Ind* Lon., and (Una City Colonial I Coin. of Canada IConi. of London tag. ScoLgaual.Chartd. G. Bank of Switzerland. Loa. Ch. Bank of Aestrl. 'Landon and County London Joint Stock L. and Westminster Nat. Pror. of England Do. New Nialianal Bank Ifew South Wales Oriental hack Corpora. Ottoman Bank Provincial of Ireland Do. New Booth Australis rotas of Austrials I' oh)* of Load& pony Molest - II:* 43,1741 f # COMMERCIAL AND MARKET& MARK-LANE. —(THII3 DAY. ) The weather in London sines last Wednesday was change able—temperature milder ; wind principally west. This learning was overcoat. The attendance of the trade in Mark-lane to-day was fair, the tone quiet ; prices of moat articles of the trade without alteration The supply of hometrown gods was small, and of country-made lour moderate. The imports of foreign grain into London since Monday ware re the eat ported this morning as small of flour, and small of wheat, barley. WlMT.—Enlish in sma ll supply, maintained upon bat Monday's vance, with • slow sale. Foreign held open last Monday's prices. Flaws in moderate demand at about last Monday's ad- MOW. BARLEY scarce, in quiet douiand, at last Ifooday'weates. OATS quiet trade at last Monday's quotations. Buns.—Engliab sad Egyptian unaltered at last Monday's prices. PUS quiet at last Monday's prime. CURRENT QUOTATIONS, DLITT PAID. WHEAT.—English white, 445. to 545. ; red, 425. to 5 1 0 , 5... nttk, rt u o c als d . • K° orr ber ß g aitic t:ts, 60e . per 5 0 3 a French, 445,t0 62.. Itotha.-111m, Us. to 40e. ; Norfolk, 35i. to 335. per 9101 b. ; French, 961. to 38. . per 280Ib. ; American (United States), 19s. to 275. per burrs Banur.-Bnelsia, 965. to 465. per qr. ; Baltic, 245. to 34.. ; other sorts, 265. to 301. per qr. OATIA -BMWs, 30a. to 28s. per qr. • Russian, 21s. to 113 a. par qr. • other Bailie ports, 21s. to 211;. per qr. BaalL-English tick, 335. to 38s. ; barrow, 395. to 41h. K. Foreign, 31a. to 40s. per qr. Egyp tian, 32e. to ed. per qr. Pers.-English boilers, 38s. to 40a. ; bog and grey, His. to 36a. ; foreign white, 365. to 38r. FLOATING Calaors.-Sioca lad Friday only 13 grain-lades vowels were reported arrived at porta o(pll, via : 5 wing. Illoarlsy, 5 maize, 1 oats. The Wart reported tales were:- Maize on_pasaage, Cavell, B.L. ea-ly as February, 33.. per 480th.. Maize to be shipped immediately : Three cargoes Odeon, 345. per 49218.. Barley arrived-Danube, 275. N. =OOll9. Today's reported males were : An arrival Obirka, 49e. per 49218 a., and two cargoes Oaks wheat on passage at 475. 6d. and 48.. per 460th.., C.F.I. ARRIVALS INTO LONDON FROM MARCH 1. TO MARCH SS. Roe& sod botch. kWh. For** ... 1610 .... 610 1140 • • • • 66 4l 60 MI . ,340 Far*. oar, - AVERAGES. 70 cb. 1 rma et. Ryrodlrisd PeaL itt als Td Oa Td &Imo lid lid ado Id Ile WI Ild ais Id a lat WO ad Its id &Mao ed S7a ad _., IN ad ala lodoas Td a Til ~.., ad Ida Ild na b as adage 3d an T 1 I --- - ad aa■ Id ab ad as ad Sea Ild . ad Wisest Barley Malt loglish Sock boar, 1:1 /lb. It 95 Mar. 3 l7 f 4 Six weeks' 1R Average Wm—WNW, Bar k% Osta, igs, Bea" sad Pea.. la. KAMM MOWING TIM 111.170MT/014 DI 111,11 AVIWIII PIM OF RHEA? DU&IXO 711 FIX VIM MAIQD. Pries. 11 is rye. litii ITist - T1 61 .. 45 . 45 0 64 9 .. IL.:-.1'.7". LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET. —(THIS DAY.) (irr auternic TILLZONAPH.) (MOW ova OWN 001218PONDENT.) The grain market very firm, at the full advance ; but the high prices check business. Wheat in fair speculative sad consumptive demand. Flom• firm, but quiet. Indian nova and beans held for full rates, without buyers. Oats, 1 eat. meal, and barley unchanged. MINCING-LANE.—(THIS DAY.) Bucks—We have again had dull markets this week, and • further decline of 6d. has been established, although the holders have shown some firmness, and the amount of Wai ner dose has been limited. R efined dull, but lumps re- main quoted 61s. 6d. to 535. Corru.—The public sales, which were not large, went off freely at 6d. to Is. advance; good ordinary native Gaylen sold at 60a. 6d. ; picked, 63e, Ter.—Large public ales have been pressed on the market and sold without reserve at Id. to lid. per lb. decline. Rice..—A large amount of bushier has again been dome at about 3d. advance. Rust.—The demand improved the latter end of the week. Good Demerara proof sold 2s. 2d. BRAADT has been dull of sale. Elavrerraz.—A full amount of business done at a alight advance. J. 001‘011.—About 600 bales sold at previous rates. SPICIES have sold heavily, and a slight decline has been established. Markets generally have been dull this week. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The market is quiet, and prices are withottt e being quoted as follows :—Town tallow, 56e. mt h = Petersburg Y.C., on the spot, 575. Okl. ; March, 575. 3d. ; April to June, 555. 3 d. ; July to Sept. , 53 5. ; Oct. to Dee., 525. 93. HIDE MARKST.—(THIS DAY.) LiassirßALL—Hides : dabs. to 64168., 44. to 4 64165. to 7211 x., 40. to 41d. ; 7211*. to 801b8., 4Ad. to dd. ; 801bs. to 881134., sd. to 50. ; 8811*. to 961 b s., 514. to &I. ; 961b0. to 1011bs., 6cl to 6itL Hone Wes, 9s. to Col/ skins, light, 3a. to do. ; fall, 8.. BiRIIONDBET. —Sheep 'tins, polled. 10s. Od. to its. 6d ; Kents and half-bred; Bs. ed. to 10.. Ott ; downs, 7s. Od. to So. dd. ; sheorlings, ls. 4d. BOROUGH HOP MARKET. —(THIS DAY.) Itentra. Pattenden and Smith report a st.nuly demand for all hops at firm prices. Tar - 757 .I—TIWIrs: LOCAL SHARE MARKETS. UTIRPOOL, MARCH 69.—The market opened lower, and altar some alight fluctuation closed steady. Midlands In demaad. Birkenhead, ;OS 71--Calecionlan Stock, 904 901—Bastern Counties. - Lan 111 —Great Northern Stock, 112 113—Oreat Westerns, 671 rie —cashire and Yorkehire, 1014 1011—London and North Western, 97i 9s—Ditto 4 shares, 7-16 1 d.—Blanchester, Shef field. awl Lincoln, 411 414-111dland Stock, 1141 116—Nerds 4 British s 601 zd 61—North Staffordshire, 11 34 d.—Northd.—North k, Eastern, ick Capital Stock , 99 991 York Capital Stook. 764 . 71 5,._ Stock, 464 47 -O xford, Worcester, and Wolver hampton, 1 11—South Eastern, 981-18 Duteli litisenhis. ii 4 r. 6 l -4 ' rel r:atre e el b gili Catargn i D Tr r k ' c 4 ' 1 " (11 '• 4 tto New name, ri 1 li d :-. 2 Wi l l° B4,_ _ d ea l t _,.. 1 1:101 . 14 4-14mblird°-Vimeliga. Itanciter r rita, sigma re.—The market, which opened ens, became weaker on the announcement that the Bank had raised the rats, of dlecount, but closed steady. Trunks 8 7-16--Shellstft 49—Dovers 101--Great Western, 674—Midland, 115—Leeds, Mt —et. Helens Plve per Cent., Ci. 10I—Trunk Dividend. M— assada& It 15-141—London and South Western, 924--Easterm Ommtles, IL litesustissff, BASCH 29.—The transactions reported In this market taday treeluded (.leat Western Birmingham Guaranteed at 764 and 731 Warwick and Birmingham Canal, at 31 . Strap. shire Banidng * Company, at IL 136 W.: and Beltway ROOM( Stock, at 3 pm. Business (lull Lb2l4, MAIM 1111.—Stwaffelds, 42—Grand Trunks, 9t—Ores Westerns, hie—North Eastern, Berwick, 034. .ti,' ~ 1, ' 1. .:. I l i , , i , , ' lit . I 1 i . 1 i .4, I