The Express. — London, England, 1865-03-18 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) cOURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE. ((Wore tie Jodp Whom) . _- c um r. cLANNZ AND CLAZILL—SPICUL AMT. T ,„„ I ssa's Advocate aid Mr. Patchett for the peal ; r. Chamblee. Q.O. aid Hr. Orrid.ge for the mr odeat ; sad Mr. Sergeant batleatiae and Mr. Swale gag*, co.respondent, pia wee • suit for a divorce, on the ground of inmate ma a dultery, and the husbard claimed B,ooof. damages soma the ao .egupondent, who was his own brother, Cap ita" William Hill Dawes Clarke. The respondents both desia luau's.. (The 00-respoodeat is stated to be the di s piteat is a recess snit for breech of promise.) Ths Qesea's Advocate, in opening the cam, said it was as aas unusually painful character. The pedtiotter, Mr. r a ps Areldele Clark, married the reepondest, Mies M.- riga , / A ds. pester, at Waddeaden, in Buckinghamshire, tlie 17th of February, 1867. The union was never • very gam Them were two children, one born moos r i r ea 'au, wireisge a sad . the other much more recently. Taa mhabitatiou lama with • temporary separation for wama jpea bat at last the respondent left the home of with her brother-in-law. There was • matter thi ' n gara i rtera deal of coosideradoe, he thought it right to a ges to the court. The court had power to examine the ewer ;and if that were doe* he would admit that he a pi or twice been !Amman guilty of unchaste acts ; bat Hs pried counsel submitted that that ought not, under i n, & v aliant:ea, to bar him of his remedy. Sir It. Phil wee th e n Liked permisnon to withdraw the claim for alstrirga. was not sure whether he could allow it ; as i n s l la ma gentleman bad hinted at something that would boa to be Weeded by the respondent's counsel. swjeast Ballantine did not think the question of door , nas kt make any difference. There were dream steams of a mast painful chancier, which public J u die e an d pit a &fogy required him in any case to bring before the mart Sir J. Wilde was anxious to exclude anything that was pais • radar of pais, but he had • disoretton to execcise, end lat did not wish to exercise it in • half light. Mr. Swisent Ballantine suggested that the question might k m owed tall the close of the petitioner's oases lor J. Wilde asesutint, the witnesses were called. Miss Emily Clarke—l am a relative of the petitioner, s ad nos pretest at his marriage. By Mr. Chambers—l saw very little of the partite af ter ser& By &dant Ballantine—The lady was about 90 when she au period ; cad the gentleman about 30. Martha llatt—ln March, 1864, I was chambermaid at as Westminster Palace Hotel for thirteen months. 1 re collect that is the course of Much, 1864, Captain Clarke cad Km Clerks came to the hotel. They had with them • a maid. a child. and • man servant. They stayed g o ip dep. They occupied the roans 176, 177, and 162. The lady's bedroom and sitting-room communicated; hat the captaia's room use about 20 yards off. The nurse sad add slept co the next door above,. The gentleman's =was placed in Mrs. Clarke's room, No. 176. I he beds. That is Captain Clarke's room was not ikpi la, and Yrs. Clarire's was occupied by two persons. 1 cow Cloak Clarke come out of that room on one or two wesewww. That was at 10 or half-peat in the morning. He wet le his shirt sad trousers, and his braces were hanging low. I his nightdress was in Mrs. Clarke's room. I temmiber Dr. Daman coming. By Mr. Chambers—l have 22 rooms to attend to. My earlier' was attracted to the Clarke' because I suspected amethieg improper. They came to the hotel as brother sad eider. I had • housemaid to assist me, and we made mob observations as women commonly do. (Laughter.) Martha Webber—l am housemaid at the Westminster Pilate Hotel. I also baked that two persons slept is Ma. Clarke's bed. Joseph Paksr—l am a groom. I was is the service of &Psis Clarke from November, 1863, till the 24th of the March following. Shortly after I went into his service I vest with him to Mr. James Clarke's, at Gurthalnelna, neer Baena, Tipperary. Mr. Clarke had two children. I saw that Mrs. Clarke paid great attention to the captain. They slimed one another as "Minnie dear" and " Willie dear." They were frequently playful. (Laughter.) I have often seen the captain's arms round Mrs. Clarks's waist. Have area them sitting together in the captaia's bedroom. Mrs. Clarke left Ourthalucka with the captain, and we all came to the Westminster Palace Hotel. We stayed there three or four days. I have seen the captain amnia( out of Mrs. Clarke's room. We afterwards went to lodging@ in Hanover-street. While we were there I frequently sew them is each other's new. I once went to the co-respondent's room in the I n but I could make no one bear, rod after that I re ' rea t lel ceders not to trouble myself to call the captain. I afterwards went to them at Kenmare-place, Killarney, sad sew them playing at bettlecock. and shut- Sedate. (Great laughter.) On one occasion I was refused admittames into my master's rooms. Heard two voices whispering, and I had previously been into Mrs. Clarke's room, sad no one was there. By Mr. Chambers—Her room door was open as I pawed it, sad I could see that there was no one in the bed. The sight before we left Gurthalucka 31n. Clarke was to all appearanee perfectly well, and she sedated me in packing the cantata's luggage. Jane Cole—l went into the service of Mrs. Clarke, as lady's maid, in September, 186.3. While we were at Kil ls:my she was in the captain's bedroom almost every night sad moraine. She frequently talked to me about the cep tam-about love, of coons. (A laugh.) The night before ve came away fr om Garthalucks she undressed in my room and then she went into the captain's. She stayed there tin 50r6 in the morning. At the Westminster Palace Hotel the captain came in to her bedroom every maculae to dress after he had bad his bath. She was in the room at the time. I do not knew that he slept is her bed. At Hanover-street I sew her eterhuatly gong into the captain's room in her night dam ; sad at Killarney I actually sew them in • bedroom to gether. By Mr. Chambers-1 was dismissed • few days after wards. I think the petitioner most have known that his vile was sleeping in his brother's room at Gurthalneks. We had packed our things to leave the night before. Ido sot hew bow it was arranged that Mrs. Clarke should he,. with the 'made. Mr. Chambers bade( briefly addressed the jury, The petitioner was called by the court. He said—ln 1862 my wife quitted me aid went to live in Islington. While she was there I committed adultery ; but I never ex pos," to see her again. The letter pro duced are in my hendmitieg. I don't know who it was with whom Ico - milted adultery. I had seen the woman before, a nd I have never seen her dim Sir J. Wilds then allowed the claim for damages to be withdrawn. After a few words from Mr. Serjeant Ballantine and the Ques's Advocate, The jun found for the husband. The Quaeo's Advocate then argued at length that the Wilthoels confession ought not to prevent the court from pada( him • decree. In J. Wilde, however, refused a divorce, hut condemned ammedeot in the costs. He reserved the question cliodise he mild greet • judicial separatioo. MIDDLESEX SESSIONS. (THIS DAY.) A muting of Milers: inaristrates took piece thk scrim, at the Serra Hoar, Clerksowell ; Mr. Wood yard yi the chair, for the purpose of granting new hoarse or onsidering opposed applioatious. TRI EJOHBUCT BARN TAVIRM, This ors was brought before the court. It will be re retheradit wu adjourned in orderthet the question of aloe leg this sad other similar places on Sunday should be Lose ate. The b magistrates were of °pill= that as there wr no mTh _Plaili Wirt these limier before the court, the brows wom a • Mated. Tao Liman was granted. THE LLIXANDBA•PAXIL An application was made by the secretary of this com pany, Mr. Parkineoe, of the Grove Hotel, Alesandra-park, tar a limes to sell spirit. lit Sleigh end Mr. Poland supported the application. It was stated that the park was situated in a splendid put of 'coda% that people might fancy themselves fifty mils in the country, although not more than bait an boar's drive from the most. It was fitted ap in an admirable style, mud mold Me with the Star sad Garter at Richmond. The months. ChM/ma said the court would not pent any license for 12 Mr. Sleigh said it would materially affect the creditors. as the empty was being wooed up, so that it was a question af bemired, of pounds, for an woe as the weather became fns the fonds would increase midi'''. A magistrate mid he felt despond to grant Mlle license, as it was only for those who visited the Park, and it win a very a l ittlimas was refused. 1111 BHAIESPEARI, HOLLOWAT. The application of Mr. Leiria Morgan, of the Shakespea Holloway, was refused. THE SEHMONS-HOUSE nom. nil eeelitatioo, by Mr. Rouse, for the new building erected at the corner of Tartu:nal-street andClerkeuwell. Clerkenwell. PM, fora spirit limes*, was granted. THE POLICE DOUBTS. (THIS DAY.) CLERKENWELL. NARROW IeCATZ AT A RAII,WAT STATIOX. Mr, William Thurston, of 79, Rokoversdresk Ytgle hooe-rsad,wasaharged with unlawfully attemptieg to hem Artily tentage of the North Loudonlway while the bits. of which the said carriage fanned a put, was la lootioa, contrat7 to the Astute. At. Ricketts, solicitor, of Frlderiok.etreet, Gray'sdar mail. rat,. appeared on behalf of the dolesdaut, and plaided sot, The evideom went to show that on the Ist instant the defendant was • s Main that arrived at Oam den-elation 'host ►al(•past 6. Before the train stopped the defendant, wbo had drinking, opened the door of the oomp•rtmeot be was is and stepped out, the coves gesec* was that he fell heed foremast as to Mho platform. Se wse picked up sad it wen found that he had very much ►urt ►is knees, sad it wee some time before be recovered Gem the shook he had received. In answer to Mr. Ricketts, the witnesses stated that the train had bat jest stopped and then moved on again. The disfeedent was the won. for liquor, and his appearance was net aimed by his falling from the oer egs Mr. Ricketts said there mould be no doubt that the train was in motion when the defendant wee getting oat, but hi instroctions were that the train bad just stopped and then moved on again. These proceedings would not have been taken had not the defendant said he should like to know who was to pay him for the injuries he had received, and to prove that he would call the attention of the magistrate to the fan► that the complaint was not laid by the company aatil ten days after the ociourresee. Couridering that the defendant had been Injured, he hoped the magistrate would consider that the smallest on. as toe would meet the justice of the case. Mr. D'Eyncourt God the defendant ls., and ordered him fondant the wets, 25., which was at once done, and the de• left the court with his friends. WORSHINSTREET. POLK'S CIIMADt AGAINST RIVIAIM. Latterly ;Werra person ---- sof - ioth Mrxr;;;TlTll ogee have been brought to this court charged with begging in the public streets. One case of the kind may be cited is a sample of the =amity usually attending the clear. It was that of • stalwart middle-aged man, who carried brims him • board yleg that he bad lost his sight, but when ocestronted bF a police-coo stable, with the remark, "Why, you are not blind," he immediately maimed, " No, of course oot ; I saw you owning.' That man was sent to prison. Others have bees remanded for the purpose of being seen by the meodicity officers, and when mooted as "established" beggars, shared • similar sentence, on its being shown that they had bees previously convicted, but is wet instances a difßoalty arises in so doing, consequent twos lapse of time and champ of dress. To-day there was • batch of these gentry. Houma Tucker, apparently a thriving woman of 40, with a dedicate boy, whom she called her eon, was charged by Webb, 474 N, with begging in the Hackney-rod, and ask ing alms for the child's singiag. Money was given her by foot passengers, and she was taker into custody. Joseph Kiri - stan and Gorge Slone, having the appear arm of coontry labourers, were charged by larriturdoo, 529 N, with begging, also is Heaney. Three defendants were singing • hymn, and nearly half-a-crown was found upon them. The defense was " unable to get work." William Jones was similarly charged, and the defence also was the same; bat Sergeant Harris, H divraima, in formed the court that the man got his living by begging, sod a geed one it was. William Brown, wearing • short smock frock, and mar rally to be seen in the City-road, led by a dog, was brought up by Bamford, 581 N. Elevespence in coppers was found in his pockets. He said he had bees a eeldier, and had now so other means of living than by begging, Marto, Jones, wearing a military coat, was charged by Fitzgerald, 554 N, with asking alms in Pitfieldetreet, and when taken knocked that oonstables bat off. He, too, raid that he had been in the army, and for three mouths was allowed sixpence a day. Mr. Ellison discharged all bat this offender and the other Jones, both of whom be mot to prison for fourteen days, at the same time observing that the police had acted very properly in bringing each case before him—•s begging in the streets had become • crying evil Each of the other defendants received • severe cantles, and promied not to ofeod spin. THE PRINCI or WAIJCS' VISIT TO IRELLND.— Tbe Prince of Wales will be the guest of hi. Excellency the Lord-Liesitenant during his brief visit to Ireland. Hie royal highness is expected to arrive in Dublin on the even ing of the Bth of May, and on the following day will open the Exhibition. During the stay of the Prince, which, we regret to learn, will be limited to three days, he will be en tertained by the Lord•Liestesant at a ball. There will also be a bell given in the Manaiosehouse in honour of his royal highness, and a soir4e in the Exhibition building. —Dublin iis f rem. Etz Lars Ms. Baam.—We regret to record the death of Mr. Baran, the partner of Mr. Alderman Meehi, in the business in enhnlLetrest, a gentleman who was well known is this country as having by his activity and pleasant manners greatly added to the enjoy ment of the famed liptese gathenoga He was also known to moat of the leading agriculturists by the great interest he took in the Agricultural Benevolent Sorsety, being one of the original members of the council. Chelmsford Chronicle. THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, MARCH 18, 1885. ~...- MIATINOS OF SCUINTITIC SOCIZTIIB FOR Tilz ati. - I iir us au u luo ENSIGN° WlUGG—lloaday—llitherinticel, 74, " Logarith lei - otio Tables," Mr. Adler; Asiatic, 8; " Done Religion Unveiled," Rev. A. Ties ' • Architects, B.—Tuesday — Royal Institution, 3 ; " British Philosophy," Professor Masses ; Statistical, 8, " The Ward Income," Professor Rogers ; to Ethnological, 8 ; Eagleosrs, 8, " Drainage of Paris and le Metropolitan Syseem."—Wademday—Literaturn 44 • Se. 10 °nay of Arts. 8, " Preeervatios of Food, he.," Mr. Siest ,• Geological, 8 ; Arehmologiod Association. Bi, " Mooted lei Enclosures, Bramptos Hall, Suffolk," Mr. Rix; "Torques,' to Mr. Cumieg.—Thursday—Royal Instill:Aloe, 3 ; " British to Philoeophy " Professor Moms ; Boya1.84; Antiquaries, 84. 16 Friday — Royal Institution, fl, " How to View Works el in Art, Professor Westmeott. —Saturday—Royal Inside. 1 tiv, t 3, " Nervosa. System,_ Professor Marshall. UOURELIES POOR or LONDON.—A parliamentary rehire shows the number of persons who, in the month et IN January last, applied to the workhouses of the metropolis I for a night's lodging and were refund. The returns are I from 39 workhouses, and the stationed is that refussla there were "None," with the following exceptions At the workhouse of St. George's, Hanover-square, 558 ego were relieved with bread, but their applications fora sight's lodging were refused, in consequence of the enlarging sad fitting up the wards, which have sine* been completed and opened. At Hampstead Workhouse one person was re fused a night's lodging, op the ground that the appliourt was drunk slid disorderly, end not destitute ; at the City road Workhouse, St. Luke's, four, on the ground of their being drunk and refusing to be bathed : at the Mile-sad two, on the ground of their being drunk and disorderly, and the magistrate punished one ; at Bermondsey, nine, two for being drunk sad mires for wont of room ; at Rother high*, one, for "sleeping rove& consecutive nights, and, when put in the stooeyerd, refusing to work, and absconding by way of the back premises ;" at Idiogtoo "about 10," in consequence of their being know, vagrants, having been frequently admitted before, and belonging to metropoli tan pukka,. The clerk of the West London Union is unable to fill up the return as desired, the guardians having been unable to provide a ward in the workhouse for the ketosis= poor, sad temporarily hired lodgings for such paw. PROGRESS or CO.OPERAIION.III speech de livered at the isauguration of the Drake-street branch of the Co-operative Society this week, Mr. Wm. Cooper, the secretory of the Equitable Pioneers Society, gave the fol. lowing extraordinary figures to illustrate the development of the principles of cooperation is this town : —ln 1860 the store rolls contained the names of 3,450 members, their capital amounting to 37,7101. At the present time the members number &OM; the capital is 64,5001. And this increase, it most be remembered, has taken place dories the period of the cotters distress ! Nor is this all. Behind these figures is a still more remarkable fact. By striking the ratios between the number of members and dismount of capital io 1860 sad 1864 we get this result, that whereas is 1860 the average amount of capital to each member was ill., in 1864 the average is 13k—Rockriak Observer. GENERAL SHERIDAN AND THE CONFEDERATES. ••••• In the midst of the anxiety to which the much-hammed Ceafederates are exposed at all points, a aew and spacial source of UDOWBOM arises, if deserters are to be credited, oat of the sudden advance and success of Sheridan. If it be true—and we user can reason about any sews just received from America, without the use of the hypothesis—that Sheridan has defeated Early and captured Charlottesville, tbs position of Lee and the !tasty of Rialtsioad become jeopardised indeed, for Lynchburg is on the rail, south of Charlottesville. Now, if Grant who has gathered up his right from the other side of James Riser, and hes contracted his lines towards his left and osntre,shatild seise upon Burkerville, he waist once cot off the Confederates from any line of railway whatever, and give Lee, as his oily chance, a desperate battle, or marches over the country roads in a desolated and barren land. If Sheridan be not disposed of, there is nothing to prevent his marchieg on Lynchburg except a resuscitation of Earl ' s army. Hardly as fortune has borne against the Confede rates, they never were in arch plight as they stand now ; and if the day which this darkness precedes bean any pro , portion in Its brightness to the inky veil which now reds oil their hood they may well rejoice in miraculous sunshine. —Avery and Navy Gazette. Tsarrtc MocenTs. The traffic receipts of railways in the Gaited Kingdom uneasted, for the week eliding the 11th of Much, oil 11.821 miles, to 510,3851., sad for the corresponding week of last year, on 31,476 miles, to 548,2161., showiog an increase of 345 and of 39,1691. in the receipts. The gross receipts on the following 14 railways amounted is the segregate, m 8,314 miles, to 475,0031., and for the corresponding week of 1864, on 8,067 miler, to 444,4231., showing en (were 01267 miles, and 30,5801. in the receipts. The increase on the Caledonian amounted to 1,0921. ; on the Great Easters to 2,4891. ; m the Great Northern to I 3,2271. ; ea the Great Southern and Wasters to 821. ,• on the Great Western to 2,256/. ; m the Leacashine end Yorkshire to 8621.; en the London and North Western to 6,1101. ; on the Loedon and Brighton to 1,1331. ; on the Leaden and South Western to 3,3431. ; on the Man chester, Sheffield, and Liaciolseltire, to 131. ; ea the Mid lied to 2,1311. ; em the North British to 2,3961. ; as the North Eastern to 3,2601.; end on the South Eastern to 2,1811. 30,580 E. The goods and mineral tuffie on those lines anweted to 290.142 E., and for the eorrespendiog week of 1864 to 268,910/., showing an iscremse of 21.2321. The receipts for newsier', paresis, to., amounted to 184,8511. whist 175,5131„ showing as increase of 9.2481. The trails receipts on 64 other lime assumed, ea 3 , 503 miles, to 112,3821.. sad for the oorrespendbi week of last 7014 OM 3,419 miles to 11:K1,793/ , showing an il101111•11 of 84 miles arid of 8,5891. in the receipts. The total reesiges of the past week show a decrease ef 3,11011. • I with those of the preseffing week ma* the Oki= ii 1 11. 100 IL 100 IL 100 , M IN eel eat t 7 al I I* II ims se vas i us !M 1 1 le gas 16 17 11 lli id 188 in 64 48 67 69 mil 67 69 ad 83 iti ii zd lib 368 - I -- i pail 108 IN ILI/mile& St Lwow* 1 Boso.Bv. et C. 1e.g.69.e. FIT*: i«" ----- 1 ,Batsid) k Like Rune, a Do. Proderooto 100 02/1., &saki Godadoh •pa lids. Aug. 1, 107'2 10 Do. do. Jul; LUIS 100 Do. do. Jam 1,1874 100 Oal. t 21.1aaforo &pa s. 100 Cops T. et Doak,. L c. l all Demor_ora.7 p.e.per.pref 100 IHaab. Doogol N. 6 do. • 100 ILA Indian go. 6 do 10 Do. ./ latonslon . 1100 Grand Do. Do. Do. Do. Trunk of undidsl a u's). WWI i ot 11 . 1 4. detfork twigs& Bond. Srd $8 42 7$ 10 11288101111. 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Muss at Andel all 234 l3) WO* 10 AIM Mk Landon AM Wooly. 71 73 Tr 1 IMO BM Loa. Hazobg.Oon.l3.(L) 111 12 8 in. - R deo 60 ILmolas Joni Stock l6 AS 47 47 14 0,0010 toodoooteostatonsi a n n - 'Aosta 1,00. a B. nesters rum, Is par Ima - 6,101 60 LoadostVantraela (L.)l II 7 61Y .- 00 00 .Las. I Wannuanar -11 l 92 9. 14, 10,1100 1 140 'Karelian& bankilna.) II .6 6,m zdan SS, I AM 60 llaroanalls • inhaniL 10 11 2 dl. 74 15,10110 Nona 0 llov. bank (L. 10 1 IMo - ..- O Do. de. - SAN 101 10dlend Bask (Lbn.) *Kato !Natalia of Unwind l6 di 7i pa. 10, 000 I lee Limed Ragland 42 ... - - 30,000‘ 00 . Do. inns.. ! 12 - - 10,0001 60 , Au Loon Bank ,se s. 0 - 50,000 0 ' Do. New IIOB6 16 - 20.4011 10 , Now Bose Walls ail 43 44 44 40,0061t0 Nor Liana (United) 1 paz 4pn -- 60,0001 101.3ortb Woman I 6 if 2130 -. 00,400 1 01 Orlestal Bank Domani , all 66 67 mu 9,600 26 i Da.Naw, M. al 20pm all - - -. 20,000 60 hoots Bank lag Corp. (L 1 2 1244 - 95, 10 'Prune. of Ireland .. - 50 811 11 07,610 II land% PantoltDolba (L 10 par 2pn 104 10, 16 Sao* Annaba lal a5O - 15,000 26 Moan lnalara (Um.) - 10,001110* dL L Aida it rim& 15 4 ... 7,061,100 Do. do. .. 10,000 101 Do. do. in. nips lO - 00,000 25 traloo r* Annaba all 62 64 - , 15,010 C ate a Immo wai II 4 Sdb 1112 @kook c 6 Data al Landow le 61 la - . Dueltn. No. 1111. I Pd ICL FYN. i lkim aun t %NUN IL " Brlewd West NegJectab .1•11 1 US 114 11.110 IA answalrasts 1 f I 'MUG It. Loadosibt.[ll4i 1 110 a a IL sessampsa as 1 &BABE LISTII.--(711113 DAY.) Two dela= The railer, market continues firm, and prices have further improved. Great Northern stook is in prominent request, and has rieen 1 per cent. Great Western and Lancashire and Yorkshire have also advanced ; South Beaten; ; and Great Eastern, ; London and North Western stook is now q uoted 1171 to I ; Great Western, 734 to , ez div.; Midlan 132 to ; Lancashire and York shire, 115 to * ; South Eastern, 84 to * ; Great Eastern, 464 to # ; Great Northern, 130 to 131, ex div. ; Caledonian, 1271 to 1%4, ex div. ; Lon don and South Western, 96 to 96; and Metro politan, 123 to 124, ex div. and ex new. Canadian lines are inquired for, and Indian steady. Foreign railway shares exhibit no change. ORDINARY MARES AND crocus an d rd d I ' AILWATI. I ttretr el . I S ri p.6"1"111. ilra,WaLharaz Val Mai a nd yne 'Boatotedolald.C /setae— OMSOOOI4O Met sad Asad a. .... Damn& Pa A I Lao dtv. rasa a D0.31p. DabilsandßoMfaao Doodata..TenlydabeUra Ithabergbasd trw and ludin! Ord. at. 91 93 127 129 44 4 4- Do. & Lag. BOX, No.I Groot Norlionootlaad GtostNorthoro Do.• J • too. so div. tus Do. B o. Woad B Gt. bkoot W Swabooten Wiwi an.) D 0.114.26, VoLGoakt Da. Oontß no w. Mw.-Oahe D D o. i r w& Do. Do. H Liberian 4; Yorksidn [dodos and Blookwoll = 26. Brl=LCood &Dor. I Loadosaltank Woks LoodosaSouthWoolors Kaa.Aotwit Idooobrds Horner{ ad ; tom Do. Do. otropolHos Do. New ilotro.Dts. (Pro. Snipe. Do. do. do. . I Illtdkno_ D. Now Do atm * Daly Ind. K Wn. (bo.) lad Coall British 11111olli Do. idln..Potih.Dood lootors—Dorwlek . 1 - 1... r. ioWs.: - Do. Zarb- Do. York Do. Oartlalo Do. Stook.dDarliag Do. do. 188648 Do. 40. 1181641 Mouth lototka Do. Nov Ise Do. es t a r kb. N. 18. Wsottro Joon bootttsh Central Sositish N.IC Aber Wk Scottish lildisad +Blintwehory do Wekkpl. Union' Bo a =o l" vot ,looth Lateen Ittaloss,Wokloghso.ac. iTall Vas FDo 0 Vele or Noah Mona Stn. a Thalia) woof Cornwall W. EaralpL H. 3 E A SALTIER ?CI N N II 17 IM MI 107 100 MO ali 118 130 1411 1421 119 181 88 00 12i 13 06 V 49 61 45 47 100 10! 1141 4161 $7 88 101 156 111 i 8 117 1178 4 96 96 Ole 591 ItlAlt 1 1 I i - 11l llai lot 1011 r. a U 1114 L 074 74 iiisz4 xi 11Si I 8T 199 1.17, a 9 4 6 69 122 9 1 1 1 99k IB}_l} 1021 3 107* * -Pa 67171 99 lIONBY MAREBT,,(TIIIB DAY.) Two o'Ciocz. The stock and share markets continue firm, and the variations which have occurred in prices to day are again in • favourable direction. Consols are quoted about the same as yesterday, but Eng lish rail ray stocks and foreign securities are better in several instances. Financial shares exhibit firmness, and those of most of the new undertakings les I are maintained in value. The supply of mosey seeking employment in the discount market to-day is larger, and the demand rather moderate, although a large number of Aus tralian bills have arrived at maturity. The rate for --- - the best paper is 4} par ' cent- In the Stook Ex change short loans are obtainable at the reduced charge of 3 to 31 per cent. At Paris to-day, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentes opened at 671 r. 25c., being 1 per cent. higher than yesterday. Consols are now quoted 891 to 1 for money, and 891 to 1 for the account (April 6). The official business report is as follows ..-Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 891, 4, 1 ; ditto for account, 894, 1, # ; Three per Cleats. Reduced, 874, 3 ; New Three per Cents., 871, 4 ; India ' Five per Cent. Stock, 1041, 3 ; ditto, for account, 105 ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1866, 99 ; and Exchequer Bills, 6s. prem. Turkish securities continue in demand, and the loans of 1858 and 1862 have experienced a fresh rise of 1 per cent. Consolid6s are firm, at the closing quotation of yesterday. Confederate Bonds are per cent. better. On the other hand Spanish Passive and Mexican have declined 1. Some of the present quotations are annexed, viz.:- Greek Bonds, 211 to 1; Mexican, 26 to 1 ; Confederate, 36 to 37 ; Spanish Passive, 33 to 1 ; the Certificates, 171 to ; Turkish, of 1858. 704 to 1, ex div.; ditto 1862, 73 to 4 ; and the Consolidiis, 52/ to 531. Transactions are recorded as follows :- Dutch Certificates, 981; Egyptian, 1864, 951, 1, 95,1 ;ditto scrip, 11 prem. ; Greek, for account, 211; ditto Coupons, for acct., 9, 83 , I; Italian, foe acct.,74; ditto 1865, scrip, 31, die. ; Mexican, for account, 264, 1; ditto, 1864, 251 ; ditto Anglo-French, 521; Monte Videan scrip, 9, 81 prem.; Peruvian, 1862, for account, 81, 1 ; Russian, 1859, 541 ; ditto 1862, 89, 1; ditto 1864, 911 ; Spanish for account, 331, 1 ; ditto Certificates, for accnnnt, 171, 17 ; Turk ish,lBsB, for account, 704,1, ex div. ; ditto 1001. bonds,7s ; ditto 1862, for acoount,73l, 1 ; ditto 1001. bonds, 731, 3 ; ditto guaranteed, 99 ; Venezuela, for account, 181, ; ditto 1862, for account, 42 ; ditto 1864, 411, I. International Financial shares are now quoted 14 to / prem., ex div. ; General Credit, 24 to 1 prem., ex div.; London Financial, 64 to prem., ex div. ; Imperial Mercantile, 14 to 2 prem., ex div. ; Hudson's Bay, 151 to 1 ; Otto man Soci4t6 Clinirale, 2/ to 1 prem. The quotations for the shares of some of the new companies are subjoined. :—Metropoli tan District Railways, 81 to 91 prem. ; China Steamship and Labuan Coal, 1 to t die. ; Rio Janeiro Gas, Ito i prem. ; West London Docks and Warehouses, f to i die. ; Yarns Rail way, 41 to 51 prem.; South African Land and Finance, 11 to / prem. ; Atlantic Railway Deben ture scrip, 51 to 6i prem. Hai.r-rasr Two o'Ctoce. Consols are quoted 891 to 11 for money, and 89 7-16 to 9-16, or 8911, for the account, being fractionally better in the latter instance, compared with the quotation current at 2 o'clock. No gold was bought by the Bank yesterday, but some amount is expected to be sent in during the next few days, there being no demand for abroad in consequence of the firmness of the exchanges. The City of Boston, from New York, has brought only 2,06 b/. is specie. The silver market remains very flat, with no demand either for the East or the Continent, and the price for bars has declined to ss. O'd. to se. ld. per ounce. Mexican dollars are unchanged in price, at se. per ounce. The foreign exchanges yesterday afternoon were ' firm, at the late rise, and in some cases the ten dency was towards a further improvement. The list is subjoined : Amsterdam, 3 months, ILI9 to 1 ; ditto. 3 days, 11.16 to 17 ; Rotterdam. 3 m 1L aths, 191 to 1 • Ant werp, 8 meths. 25.471 to 521; Hamburg, sm. arm. 3 months, 13.61 to 9 ; Paris, 3 day% 15.20 to 25 ; ditto, 3 most* 25.45 to 50; Frankfort-on-thwilatse, 3 month'. 120 i to i ; St. Petersburg (per rouble). 3 months, 311 to 1 ; Pima, off. flo.. 3 mastits, 1L45 to 50 ; Trieste, MI. flo.. 3 months, 11.45 to 50 ; Madrid, 3 months, 471 t o 1 ; Cadiz. 3 maths. 471 to 1 : Leghorn, 3 months, 26.55 to 60; Gas" 3 itioatha„ 25.55 to 60; Milan, 3 months, 15.55 to 60 • Naples. 3 months, 25.55 to 60 ; Palermo, 3 mouths, 25.55 to 60 ; Marina, 3 mouths, 16.56 to 60 ; Lisbon. 96 days, 511 to 1 ; Oporto, 90 days, 511 to 1. Subjoined is a list of the rates of discount now current on the Continent :—Paris, 3 per cent. ; Vienna, 5 ; Hamburg, 2 ; Turin, 5 ; Frankfort, 21 ; Amsterdam, 4 ; Berlin, 4 ; Brussels, 3 ; and. St. Petersburg, 6 per cent. It will be seen that the rates here are above the average abroad. The subjoined circular announces the failure of Mr. D. L. Lewis, railway contractor and financial agent. Mr. Lewis bas carried on business in London for some years, and his operations have been upon a very extensive scale. Hie liabilities are understood to represent a large total, but nothing certain is known with respect to the assets. The connexion of Me. Lewis with an Irish railway is stated to be the p.'incipal cause of his present difficulties : 11, George-yard, Loarkerdetrest, Leedom, RC., Mardi 15, 1865. Sir,—l am carry to inform you that I have bees compelled this day to obtain an adjudication of beakraptcy against royeaU. in conasenesce of proceedinos tads lay _ creditors whohayeobteined a judgment against me. This step became necessary for the protectios of my mots sad myself, end boa been taken with the cioscurrenes of my primps! meth ton, whom I remelted before Shag my petitioo. nave in structed Rams. Coleman, Terquaad, Yews, sad Co. to prepare a sharement of my affairs, and lay the maw before my creditors, at • meetlog which 141 be cesessed for Mat purpose with the least peesible delay.—l remain, sir, year obedlest sermat, D. L. Lewis. The London, Chatham, and Dover Railway Six per Cent. Second Preference Stock, which has been for a very long pe riod entirely unnoticed, has lat terly been more inquired for, and the price bas risen from 60, at which it stood at the beginning of the year, to 71. to 73. As this stock ranks for dividend next in order after the First Preference Five per Cent., the dividends on which have been punctually met, it is anticipated that the increased receipts of the line will, at no distant period, admit of at least a partial dividend on the Second Pre ference. The Caledonian Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 1,0921. over last year. The final call of N. is to be paid on the D shares, the 4th call of 2/. 10s. on the E shares, and the Ist call of 21. on the F shares, of the Bombay, Baroda and Central India Railway Company, by the 19th of April. The following companies ere now applying to the committee of the Stock Exchange for the appoint ment of special settling days in their shares, viz. : —China Steamship and Labuan Coal Company, 1 Victoria (London) Mining Company, Albert Insurance Company, Trinidad Petroleum Company, 1 sad General Irrigation and Water Supply Company of France. aroma 1 rO.I OL OM pi Gov. Sprl ia tlT . Ora lli 44. IN N N DallperaLlN.DAse. US N N D6.llpar66llsra 190 911 N DU par eilsa. 78 et Ds. 6 par 4. ha 1.09 78 at V . 16 1973 101 IN 110 1 % ."11. 1N64110 141 110 De. 00. 1105.1100 101 10 De. 69. MN 11,00, 106 107 Cr.166.1/01.60,40. MWI I 106 IXI6 46.. 100 107 110 liserNes Opo A. 11111 1 IN 109 144 Da WM HO 106 107 De. INS IN 107 109 INN 699.11pir inso... 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Golthars (IMaii)...iL G.Ontlit&Ma.otTas GOO. aim Nalgoaro llom&S.loolalM(L) Nodoweolaw Harobor Iron Worko(L) t ot i lfer.Cadisa. kl.) latormtlosa Ceirf o se = Mass./o& (1 ) IntornalLsod Crwilt Ilona LAM. It kai.now• 0 . 1 1) Do. • p. o. r.a. r. a lolalkoallissomNL. Lead Soomitia (1.1 a.) Lola. Ahloaa Trol Imd.andeolodoo. Lon.ConntyLoorbtk Laid. Dletrict TM& fr . ) Lead. Atm. Am. ) lawl.O. Omaha O. L 1 Lood.kOlamlw&Co(L Land. !WWI. MAO& Lood.Mar. Dfacoont(L) land.Provacaillorloo 111Z;a1nrip -- . d — OarTal - Do. Marine laresiniea(i ) lisaritina 1Ahd,114.1141 Nada Masa. TaL II ninon Iron Worts . Natal Lad ditiol. O. k National Db. Cana Salim& Financial National Prov. National Okra Nay. INarbeddaooal • L , Do. Now N.Zwiland T.&LosidL NortbarnAinianToMLl tc.Brit, A ustralatiainL ,N. Brti. &Maroon. (L I NoraßooWoO.and4 ,L) Do. do. Ocean Marina anew& _ Oriental Comasarsial 'Oriental IllnanotalgAna ,Ortantal Gas . d Do. Nan lOrlanklnindillam(L) Otago & 'Ottoman lbsauolal (1.) Ottoman Oaa (iAraltad TaasimalLaL Samna.) Da. do. Do. New 'Poalltv.Tond &KILN Penlnsalar & 0. Ream Do. do. Tlaw Quabrada L, E.. iI4L ititynnsay boa I Do. Ino 1. Ci Now ty traprov. Ditto dab Royal Matilltioaa deot:Austra. Invest, Bodin, Knight, &Cof noullooLd' garrote( .), L Atrtaus M. & a (L; Do. Boom° iasua ' 'South Australian Lan/ lubroarloa Telegraph Do,rip I auTal.Cono.&llaist. is) TbarnaldtAlamy Ia.(L)I Trust &AganeyodAuu L. T. & 1.. Co. of D. Canada 178.11arbia of [droll. UMW/. Taft. O w (L L . U=Aariaras(Liza. Tao Diesnan'a land... Warruat Mance (Uni. Wonadlokraolllcit L. i I le *Wlibl PREFERENCE SHARES. Caledoeian Quarters, No. 2, 98 z d. Great Went/re—Original, irredeem. 4 per oent , 881. Midland 41 per met. peel. stook, irredeemable, 921. North &affords/dm 211. FOREIGN RAILWAYS. Great Luxembourg, 121 x d. A - ' - i 1 F ri— — r iga' Si ti an L fPwa sill SO. fa_ la 1 - li 1 ill lie 0 Ms i li St 4 I 4)0'1 le 1 idia par Ws ad si sips 6 4 dls it Lim Id S 164 16 . 11 6i ii i 470 n 66 10 U 6 lte 136 7 6 411 P 67 fpm 4 6.11 s I AL ip.l II "Lk li r 11 1 Abs 6 6 etk St 4 1. 11 10 ALI ei 2 90 91 • Ids Par '!41.1 1122•! 12m1 1 disi 4 4 ill': T 64116{ !f [do i ll — 4 2 1 k l_dis I - ---- I I 2848 i lt 8 48 A tWs 7 9.4 r, `o 3 : 1 3 - 4 e 1 iPm pm 9 9 60 9 i 6 •Me old. 8 r.lBl 1818 par 9499 S . is 19 pm 6pia 41. 2ctla 9 IV. 11 4e 1 1614 19 40 a* 82 19 11 pm 94 11.114 16 28 T* 7 ids 96 110 126 1 2 411 9 1,614 11 I 1= I 2 2 IMs 2 I Ps s 6VW IT 20 i 10.. PROVINCIAL SHARE MARKETS. Ku= 17.—Balsa today :--0 rest Western, 72t I I lj x=hon and North Western, iie 116 I 171— kid; kind, 132 —Nod% Biskra. Berwick capital stock, 107—Boats F.&411111, MI I—Lancaster and Carlisle, 210—Buffalo and Zak* Huron, 6 1-16 ic St 1146—Dutch Rhenish, 0} 7-16 p —Great Luxembourg shares, 12 6-16 1 x d—Spanish Certillostee, Alliance Bank. London and Liverpool (Limited), 9 p--Bank of Liverpool, 271—Imiters Inehangs Bank kLimited), d—Morosa tile and itching" Bank (11nd , ed), tt 41—London and Lancashire Plre Insurance, I p —Liverpool and London and Glob Fire and Lite, 10 10e p.—llercanttle Marine (Limited). d.—Qaesn In 'urancs. p.—Liverpsel United Om, rOst—Mensy Bassi and boa (Lbsiaid). 6-16 p.—Nattonal Steam (Lbraitedt. 7# t 1146 d. —Pada° Wars. 103—West India and Pacific Steno s - Maionnza. Menem 17.—A good biulnor was agerin4 but Mer .d..t. were lower a round. Alliance Bank (United), p. Loan, Me —Great Eastern, 46—Grest Luxembourg. 121—Oreat Northers 1421—0 r at Western of Canada. M— oms Western, 74 —Minds Central, Mt —lanoaddre and Yorkshire, 116—Loodon and North Western, 110 . WI6 IL Menehnesr Uncolnshire. 4 0 6- 61 6, I I B—Midl an d New AA shares, Me. p.—New Y and Yr* s4at a—North Pastern, Berwick, 107 6H—Ditto, Yorks, 106 Si—North Stalordahlre, 761—South Paatern. Mi I i 4 • Mina and Mersey Marine Inntrance, 611.1 p.—Lancaahlre innumaen 7- p.— pl . Metrec and Salford Bank. 6 p.—Bolekow Veggies,' al oilier) New Extension, 16-16 p.—United 9tatesll-111, eti ll—Cambrian Oswestry peel ~100}—Ebbw Vale, SI d.—Downs &pee Cent. Preference (IWO per. Dann. MARCH 16.—New Three per Cent. Steen. In 6 f—Dteke for wxount, 6th April, en I—lndia live per Cent, Meek (flane -1 erable at Bank of Ireland), 1061—Bank of Ireland ito c teel .9-Hibernian Banking Company 126Lpsi a 1184—N New (lamed at fb pram`, for scconnt, National of Leer. pool GOI. paid 171—Royal (101. 1106 ex at,.--Ilaina Bank (Ihnited), rML paid). DM 19—Cork and Bandon (all Wd), for accAmt, 14—Cork, Bla.nck, and Passage (all paid), 61letblis sad Drogheda ( lag paid), 79}—Groat Southern and Western, (1004 paid), 613 i—lid Great Wes tern, and Royal Goal, 13—Ditto, for account, 13—Ditto, Half Shares paid). 161—Dublin. Wicklow, and Wexford 6 per ent. pmpetual pad), Ill—Ditto 6 per cent red. (paid Is MU), 491 - Great 9oatbeen end Western 4 cent, perpetual iIOM paid). 911. THE CORPORATION OF LONDON AND THE PRIN. CM or Wars.—Upwards of two ycan after the event the corporation el the city of Loodon have had a model struck to commemorate the public entry of the Priem. Alenadra into Loedoe oo the memorable 7tb et Mareb, 18&i. and yeskaday a deputation from the Royal Rotarian meotenoraittos wait from Guildhall to Marlborough Howe to prwat awns of it to their Royal Riebeesess the Prime and Priecese of Wake. The medal, which le la brew% sad lenge sad swine, bears ow Gee Bide a Ilkw.. M bee royal Wilms, in relief, with the wow beembehi weed " Alexandra." The revamp represents the Pries...,l= the Pines et Wain, as bar royal Milieus is bong the citisees. The city is symbolised by mope am. !EMT ETAS. Pm* cod Pislit7,,sed is the isockfmcli is • Consols, which closed yesterdsy at 89 to 1 for eefeemalm icw a the trio nob Ind " If tae lwr- the Bth of April, opened tbia morning at the same re.'" e, sad ibreudi "" " his"m notatio and closed at 891 to For mosey passed se her ienney te Mbar Castle. Upwards et 100 a. c. 0.. et the wig have bele shank, sad the thee menshen last price was 89/ to The Aloud businees ei the Cows et Commas °mall bare beep preernted wMb report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, sue comb, by a reset reeetelice of that body. I for money, 881, 891, 89, 1; ditto, for account, 89i, *e uswly•diseovered territory of North- L ; Three per Cmta. Reduced, 871, 1 ; New Wagon Melnik the brash bee grows to sa lIIKEIRSON th roe per Ceste . 874 , }.l. 4, -fri„ per is. The Meador ef see in the Camila Efarbenr mike Cent. S uc k . li n 104. ditto, f or roeroro i, loth grai gaily 50ft., sad . by the be of seem mme et ditto Bond; los. prem. , the loonisse wee estimated to be $OOO yeses ell. The demand for the India Five per Cent. Stork continues, and a further improvement has takes place to-day. India Bonds were sold at 10a. prem. Fachequee Bill were quoted at 35. to 6e. prem. In the foreign stock market much attention was again directed to Spanish Certificates, which, after several variations, receded at the dean and left off k per cent. lower than yesterday. The Pamite e M on the other hand, has risen I. Is the g ignorance which prevails as to the exact Banns and position of the negotiations reported to be be progress at Madrid, the market for both these cla saes of paper naturally shows much sensitive ness to the Turnouts of the hour. Anglo-Turkish Bonds rase k per twat., and the Consolidie . There was also an improvement of in Portuguese and Italian stocks, and in Danubian scrip, Chilies Basch, and Brazilian Four and-a-Half per Cent y Mexican Bonds were rather flat. Venezuela Bonds of 1862 have fallen 1 per mot, owing to the attack upon this loan just made by the faithless govern ment of this state, but the Beadle! 1854 were rather firmer. Bank shares were firmer. An improvement was quoted in Alliance, Anglo-fgyptian, Anglo-Italian Bank of British Columbia, Provincial Banking Corporation, Merchant, Imperial, and Lend Mortgage Bank of India. Load= sad Hamburg Bank, and Scinde, Punjaub, and Delhi Bank shares, however, ware flat. Hudson's Bay shares were last quoted to- . day 15 to k ; Foptian Trading, jj to I wens.; National Discount, 9k to # prem. ; Joint Stock Discount, n to lk dia. ; Ottoman Socidni Oda& rale, 21 to 2k prem., being better ; and Oity of Milan Improvements, di to * prem. Home and Colonial Assurance and Baugparah Tea Patates shares were rather lower. The shares of the financial emapaniee were again in request., and closed in several cases emsewher higher than yesterday. The closing quotations are annexed, vix.:—lnternational Financial, 11/1 prom. ; General Credit, 21 to # prem. ; Financial, 6/ to 61 prem. ; Imperial 31ercantile Credit, If to 1 M ; and Credit Foncier and Mobilier (old shares), 41 to 41 prem. The closing (but in some cases nominal) quota tions for shares in new undertakings are subjoined : —Metropolitan District Railways, 81 to 9 weal showing • alight relapse ; Rio de Janeiro to 11 prem., being higher ; West London Dtka, Ito dim. ; and South African land and Finance , 1 to lk prem. The letters of allotment of the Varna Railway Company were distributed this morning, and the price has riven to 41 to 5 prem. A further decided rise has taken place in Canada, New Brunswick, and Nova Scotia Government Debentures. 91. ... BO .... 10i 1* I 1 an It. 100 1) all St. St. I* 1.114:16 1 was wool '1 liii,io 1000,4106 UOMO n,sso tAlsm res. 1K K 11.100 SO 9/0 WOO 10 SAW WON 14011 4.030 3 IS O 10.000 II 60,0001 10 : 00,000 GO %On Oh 11,000. 110 40.000100 MON' is wow so 104000 10 10,000 el 1100S4 It 1110411101.1 X 7,0014183. 10.000.100 18,000 1 10 *moo so 60,0001 20 1NA0714 MOO, 10,0001 10,030 26,000 16000 li.ooo IKON WOO *OOO 100,000 0,000 *NO *OOO WON 10,000 WON 00,000 - Yl} losii Si 4 1 i sa zd u} id MINL'IN.-(TII18 DAY.) Two e'Olocc. The mining market is quiet to-day, and, with the exception of a decline in Great Vor and East Lovell shares, and a rise in Clifford Amalgamated, prices show no change. Subjoined are some of the present quotations, viz :—Great Vor, 314 to 324 • East Lovell, 101 to 111 : Great Laney, 16 to 17 ex all ; East Grenville, 31 to 4 ; Clifford Amalg amated, 304 to 31 ; Great North Laxey, 3to t ; sod East Russell,. 44 to 4. Wheal Beton shares have been dealt in in the Stock Ex change at 2014. No bargains are officially recorded in foreign and colonial mining shares, and prices are nominally quoted the same as yesterday. At North Chivetton meeting yesterday the ac counts showed a balance of liabilities over assets amounting to 8031. A Gall of 60. per share was made. The subjoined weekly repartee the metal market is from the circular of Maim Von Dadelszen and North : The metal market remade way iodise. Notwithstand ing the comparative low prime el adds and the madded rate of discount, speculators de mimes dispelled to opents; we, however, do not despair st a more salinsted track bane losg. Imo : Welsh bus ia birder deemed, sod prises seis oliffasiog; 61. 10.. te is now &mow f. o. Wales. this ars decidedly higher. la Steffsedddre the whole tee& Is oat of order through the hike and lock-out. Opinions differ materially as to how keg *Joined of thine will lasi. Scotch pig iron has declined to Mk. 3d. Gash. and Ma. a mootb. Copper : Although vs mandreport sny material improvement in price, there is a beiterais, did holden: ard not paring sales. We quote mansfactured. 964 ; bed select, 891. to 901. toad. 881. • Narmada, ea • ' Bum, 901. to 911. WellLoo, - 001. to 1 01. ; Cbilr is Li verpool. 811. 100. ; and on the spot, 821. to arrive. Tin : A bier amount of business was dose in Straits from 871. 10e. no• 861.10. Bads is quite deeded, bring held too hick. 971. the nominal quotation. The Dutch market nominal Mfg ff.: so business reported. English steady. Tin plates have kept their positioc pretty well. Lead : The market is inactive. and prices unaltered. Spelt's: We have to report a deady market, but the amount of bagasse has begs curt ailed, there being no speculation. We quote ordinary breads, spot, 191. 10s. ; special brawls here and in Bull, 191. 15.. forward delivery, 191. 15e. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. TALLOW MARIENT.—(THIB DAL.) TM rourkat Is steady at this ..awed quototwas Town tallow, 41s. 3d., sot auk ; Patenborg Y.C. oa tits spot, 40s. 6d. to 40a. 9d. ; all tuba raooth, 40s. 6d.; Joao. 41s. to 41s. 3d. ; October to Dooembei, 424 . to 425. 9d. MAsm AVICILLGES. —Tows tallow, 435. 94. ' • tot ~1 ditto, 2r, lid. ; yellow lituoiaa„ 42a. ; ausltad 32.. 6d. ' • rough data, 18s. ; tallow pear's, 130. , dregs, Ti. SKITHFERLD HAY DIARICIT.—(THIS DAY.) Masan. Harvey and &Woe report trade slow as she tot lonia' prime :—Prisaa bay iron 95a. to We. Flinn Wooer, old, 110 a. to 126.. Straw, 281. se 33.. COVENT GARDEN.—{THIS DAY.) Ordinary outdoor vegetables Gm dill seems and door. Even the supply of asparagus sad sorb other things so eau found aro by no moms plentiful. Cootineeial arrival' eons prise Intones, 'Wive, rodiebm ertiolookm, frame potatoes. awl greet) . peso. Trade in old potatoes, erupt for best samples, is heavy. Among fruit some good pears And apples may set he had. sad pineapples sad grams are sufficient ter the demand. limit oohs Nish from 70a. to 80e. per 10011 m. Outages keep cheap. Lemons force from s*. to Ba. per 100. Flowers chiefly comic* of orchids, heath', tulips, hyacinths, Chinese ptininhis, avulses, camellias, migaimetta, sail alma rIUIT. Pine *tyke, prrTh., IA to lit Grapes, per lb., 12s to Iss Pears, per dot, i Od to lls Apples, par sera, la 01 to Is Gramm, per 100, Ss to 71 pa , 100. ss co opt A1.4664 .1 4. 4 46 :;_ Bnia b, u pe o.. r pr : b.4 :, mos7woltommies Cabbages, partloa,ls 6d toad ranch Beans, par 100,2 s to Ss Asparagus, per 100, 10s to ISs uaall do. Is id to Led Potatoes, York 11a6es 14 . Per tea, lON to 114. „ soars, do., es to Us Flakes. Me to Ma Carrots, per bunch, oel to 114 Turnips, par bunch. 4d to 04 Cucumber', each, 1104 to 4. Poet. par dos. law to Se Steallete, per lb., id Oubo, Per lb.. 14 Leitooss, per dos., le Id tole Id lesksis, per punnet, is Id to is Meda l ell i. ecore, Is to ft OS p. 44 to be p.pet Wet Wes Iliseliweemea.e.. le to ls Amiss, pw ball Arm 3s toe., lota. Womb, Gri WRATH= REPORT.-(TiLD3 DAY.) finnan. linag 14 t Lx N 1 5h.444.• 16_ Lift Ararames_ te.lill aresearli 19.111. Mr:: .1.10014 . . 111$ SAIL 111.6. 6JL I/Oat 1. 61.1.0 •offaske m.. 66 Si. Mom& * ollsoolh o.t • Si. FerIONNISI. I I9.97Ia 168466 IS S. bow —110.061161 1/40gbaremilL 30.10 IL Molls 10.063113. allnlard WAS St wiz. SL ILL PAZ. &ILA. a 113. E. I:w. ...• - I - ti 011 So •.u . To b OAS be &4 e • -- o 1— s • s' 4 I aas e.a sins M 1 • = i • - r... 01.. 11011114 T. SIONSINII MOW. to SAL, fro* ODOM a! to 11.*, to was. rali.i. Wainsit. is above. *room rola to sow IL MIL, droospolly. Vet showers *so* BoWIT to S. and LW., 0028‘ with shows's. mosikwa.sLoolloolL WI • 110111 MES LSE. to R.R. 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