The Express. — London, England, 1850-05-14 00:00:00

~f~~"~ i 4LL~jc.~ to I i Ilibt 441-ortS% No. 1,159.] LONDON, TUESDAY EVENING, MAY 14, 1850. RSTITUTE for %Wan $11.1"t11, baradassa 12 years= .1 •• • tt.X.arboa ploisa by Oa MIA pressas st • trysail al esapolosa assay ben dom. . Vet OA ass sorksosi mask dem isstally pasdisiesi saalalle=dabad En s Maw • , .• -• ... ... 72.. , seadlastisla,.lle., prepartlsmal • v.plotbat dew y lba palm • tl run NOT . PLATED. lbseadad Ikea Patters ma. Patams. ~ • -S*.toldsopaelossa 120 ... Par 200 ... Ws. • ... 110 ... •So. ... Os. To z with =tam as wal as et ism — tab. : ON A joie Itippos awl Dorteal. flO, Wad. •..m.o.orrroO, sod No. 3. Nommotruol. • to WolloMook SUICIDE FROM THE DUKE OF YORK'S COLUMN.-(THIS DAY.) REVIEW OF THE BRITISH CORN TRADE DURING THE PAST WERE. [THREEPENCE This merning, shiest half-pest 10 o'clock, a respectably. dressed man applied to the doorkeeper of the Duke of York's column, and addressed him ia Preach, which ha did not un derstand. He then paid him sizpoice, and intimated by signs that he wished so go to the top. Smith, the gu►de, atissespeaied hint up; the stranger, who was evidently a Meeigner, still conversing in French. They walked mead t►e top once, and nothing particular was observed is the aoudad of the stranger but what was attributed to the pees limit, of a foreigner. While the visitor was looking at the mom towards Carle:le-terrace, &Kith woe standing at the dear, wily about three yards from him, when in aa instant the gentleman, by a sudden and vies at effort, threw himsaU over, sad Were Smith could estob his legs he was rolling over in this air. His fell on his head, which of mane was dished to pieces, while the brains and blood were thrown in ' all directions. A messenger was sent to Mr. Meese's, of Parliament-street, who quickly attended, bet found that his death must have been lastantanecns. The body was con veyed to St. Martin's workhome, and in searching his pockets it was discovered that as natortaaate gentleman was M. Henry Stephan, of her Majesty's Theatre, as his engagement as horn player in the bead, at SI. 16e. per week, tram this month to August, was found. Ho had very little money. MONEY MARKET. MONDAY WINO. The iron trade in Wales and Staffordshire appears to be labouring und er lovers depression, and pilots have fallen lower than they have been known since 1849. Welsh bar is now selling at 41., and railway bare at 41.155, per ton f. o. b. in Wales, with 3 per neat. discount for cash. In Scotland, owing to the threatened strike for higher wages on the part of some of the colliers, prices are firm at 445. to 435. for Scotch pig, and the disposition to enter into spe culative ope rations in this article i s ra th er on th e increase than otherwise. This is an entirely new branch of own leers business which has /Trim* up in Glasgow within the lest few years, and parties who never look upon a bar of iron are induced to enter upon these operations at the instigation of the metal brokers and by the facilities afforded by the Glasgow banks, which discount bills with iron makers scrip attached to within a very small margin of the market price. In this way we hear of sales and transactions in Boob* pig to a very large amount, when virtually not a single ton has been shipped or delivered. By this means a class of speculators, wholly unconnected with the trade, hare an opportunity of becoming no minally large holders of iron at a comparatively small outlay, and the maker is stimulated to increased MINCING-LANE.—TlllB DAY. Booari.—The Urge public sales ham toe monad with a Ina appearance and Barbadoes ham sold at r a th er hi g h er pries. Mauritiu s and Bengal are programing steadily. The refined msrk.t has become very firm; low brown lumps stare., at 48e. ; fair to floe grocery sold at 48/.6d. to 60s. 6d. 11 Col7ll.—Ther• has not been a public sale today; the mile'. has a steady appearance. Good ordinary native Ceylon remains quoted, 40s. to 40s. Gd. Rion.-6,600 bags Bengal were offered in public sale, and chiefly sold at prices which fully confirmed the advaoce paid by private contract. Bengal middling to fine white, 735. 3d. to 10.. 6d. Rickey Madras, Bs. 6.1. to 9s. Baivraran sold steadily In public sale, at the fall prices of last week. RAILWAYS. THIS , Tw °Twin:. The market for railway share DAY s opened good this morning, and the prices paid were in several instances above the improved rates of yesterday, transfers being made of Caledonians at 84 ; London and South Westerns, at 60; and Berwicks, at 137,. The market, however, has since been unfavourably affected by the operation of the causes which hays influenced the English stock market, and prices generally have gone back. Great Westerns have receded to 53 ; Midlands to 33. COTTON continues very firm, with a full amount of bull- MINI doing. Rum remain' dull. Taa.—The amount of Maims done has been limited to day. In other articles no material alteration. AMrrmn Do. Pretenses rabeteir,Gumea. Barka Hants t. (Gt. Went perpetuate p.Ct.) eataingmaitOxfoftUunc lladulypd..orwithguar. De. without a guarantee Birm.Wolv.St emu: Vane) kirm., Rots., and Dudley callsdalypd.,orwithruar. Do. withoataguarenter Boston, Mate., and Bins.. Mead and limier Do. Thirds Buckinghamshire De. 410 Preferenes...... Maga and Holyhead Barrio Litman. Closing price, Yesterday. Pale. to-day ap ito 1 o'clock. :,s. STOVES, ea FIRE-IRONS._ I•, • er art Nimes; beam Godly deeidiaer, to I STUN'S NeeLp s. aid Barton) SHOW • et, earner ameeirmatrest. and No. 1, New. •- the lawn la the world, sad contain each an "AAA. STOVE.S, BANOS*, 1111,E-IKONS, and %Th , Nt:l , llT se ninnot be appeasehed ellewbene, • • • , e'ty. be.mte of dada% or eaqulaltenew of work. • - . ;11:04 417 011 that lore sob ear which hie apts . celebrat.rl f• wore than animater of • century. . . - ornataenn and two sets of ben, LS 146.; —manna and two Mtn de here, £ 2 Ina. to twenty .1 wader, wet** with eftailiNa. One 7a. M SG; F • a 'iv.; ditto. Ida Web annebi tninmala, lbws .*. dre-irosa, fret la ad. the art to la la. 1 , 71. goers with rediatina Meath plate no v. re article aot Appeared_ of. ir.etalled estalenwee • . . poet) teen—iatablielied la Wallerneert • TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. The market is dull today, at the following quotations, with but little business doing :—Town Tallow, Me. 9d.; Petersbarg Y. C. on the spot, Sfs. ; October to December, 38a 6d. sellers; October to December, separate months, 381. 9.1. to 395. TI a 3 2e Mo. Pu iPm 264 22274 84 1 24 1 $ SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—THIS DAY. Mean. Cooper and Davis report the supply short and trade rather better, at the following quotations :—Prime Meadow, 66e. to 72.. ; inferior, 50.. to 635. • Rowen, 60s. to 801.; Clover, 60s. to 85s. ; Staw, 225. to 24. 100 824 174 0 Si l i Si FL I pia. 62 64 19 12 dl. 161 171 7 $ 6 6 61 7 8/ SI TM infirtmelle mad, Hoary Marisa, was fistibed i• the came of the morning by his brother•in-law, a musieian, residing at 17 A. Orrard-street, Soho-sqemn. The nafor- Innate man was about f. rty years old. and this war his second seasonal engagement in the band of her Majesty's Theatre. He was a first-rate musician on the violin and French horn, and was formerly engaged at the Repertoire, Paris, which plain he left ander an engagement to Mr. B. Lumley. For several days pest it bad been noticed that he had behaved in a my flighty Manner. He was a dative of Paris, and a married man, hie wife residing at 63, Faaboarg 81. Denis, Paris, bat he was in the expectation of her arrival hourly in London. DUBLIN SlDlftEB.—(From the Freeman's ..T,urnal of May 13.1—Though there has been a large business done in sham this week, prices, especially in the two leading lines of railway, have taken an upward turn :—Great Southern and Western, 294 (14 advance); Midland Great Western, 24j (11 advance); Halves, 51; Dublin and Kingstown Halves, 12 ; Charters, 6 • Dundalk and Enni s kill en , 44 ; Cork and Bandon, llj; Limerick, Ennis, and Killaloe, 11 ; Royal Bank, 12; National Bank. 171; Hibernian Bank, 201 ; Wicklow Copper Mine, 141; National Insurance Com pany, 20 (1 decline) ; Mining Company of Ireland, 41 Grand Ca al Stock. 214 ; Ballast Office Debentured, 94; City Four per Cent. Debentures, 71. 3.5 33 dim. 1 6 11 - 1 If 7 711 111 12 1 1 9in Pia Ti I Pin Pm 56 56 e 7 pa • • 1 I:%IT.AIIS end CHILDRILNTS COTS. 1 ~..orfeerl: of thee , Beartandla i Iron and Braga, • •• fr .11 2 2.. M. Mk fitted arts► dove . • • • .. - •r • ]r.. rntarelt tree boon OMR; DON CR • • •F Vt.foollllll of WILLIAM P. IltitUrf r, tisford.atreet ,earner of Newman. • N • ..o.•treet. 'bleb are the largret in tin , • • •ten tbo relent Rheioetine. or envy Iron ; alike to iron and aria‘den . •is .I.lry to perfect rm, aupetim even to • .r : ned•neada at t4O. ad. esel. Detailed ems. • of every freemason' 'Tittle, gent (per • • _: We./.lt/Itt 15/0. I HEALTH-ItESTORI.NG FOOD • l-: .r.ta.—The tECALERTA AMAZICA, the • • .without medicate, innineettismee, • -. • ••nathic, m•retins4 liver, and Moos tom. ••..• ,:.op. loz.s iusdigration', habitualces. aeart!wen, d ulency, opmession, the thin, Bickner of the rt.:mach during . . ler other circumstance*, debility in the .• •.. • •pores, cramps, wale,* etc. In eeaiw •, wcig!..usg Ilb., 11.25. ea.; 21h., 4e. ed.; . • : raper-fa all 10. b.. 33e.; • . : • camate*. The and 101 b. canisters on receipt of pret-odlce or bankers' •ota ler ures„ carriage free in England and . • • t.) their pane.—DL' RABAT sad oa., 127, •.\"6 I'l - BIONIC BON BONS, tbas cifecina. remedy for all disorders of tbe • •.L. It as delicious to the tote is it la - immediate trllef and effecting a meld, . - ,f the :mire and tittle; z • . breoin. removing phl= :!.e• mull of 30 .in experience in tbe •• ; they eontbese in thew preps& • • and • eallng Ingredient. I..und to be • . •-•etti: removal of those daietrous and • I r.ce4. War. at Is. lid., S. and N. ad. • :ree potty, on receipt f Pas!..ofliaa •• .- .. 34. 11 ...r InAKRY and Co., . L ! Al.* to be obtained of Weir agony .'.c6:•V. I P.;THY.—HOMMOPATHIC, I I . CE•••• MT PREPARATIONS we mane. .• • JAME , . LEATH'S lloccopmathie Opera ' v 1 t, Pt. Poo!'.ehurehyard - • -.rye Ito th e mar.ufacture Is g..aranteld by • • ..1 rl. in the habit of wingal= .o'l I'Ltrmaey, 9, Vero-greet, ar..; 1,114.-maccutteal etien,L.4 a in I: the efllcoey of • Lew reme- •.• . • fte'.. that be am rafely MOM]. see of the Lll4llOl • . r .... Jo.: ptedt.bed. ; put free, 1.. t.t.e table or pocket, according to the • `, It:es to. &I. 54 420. i • „ lea .* „ Ha. • • ~ 20.. • -..drtment of the Seloiring 'linable external W Rhos 'sodcadmn. Grads are. • ee tug Tranimareine pampa ••. emigrants, awl velsrlasry gorgeous supplied • 1111 k L. prATIIIC COCOA. Is. 44. gar lb.; CHOC°- . 1.1 ILLN itel.ol:6 FOOD. Is. 04. pro f. b. ; Dentifrice, -. &a, see amlorroolly arlacreed wan espl..satory eats, ratio. • Eit'S PULMONIC medicine traintahis ite h4rh position to public egimati , n, -e of coughs, difttienea. and pulmonary complaints. ton properre• ed Ito. coediting h toe secured toe n the ot extruove patronage. •utteren from the compLatzits • -I are 'atm.:ly roo.inmentled to have recoureet to this ... tea and e. tumor. c Bala will be found to yield to its .1. a he hours; and .1 asthmatic complaints, alleeis tvertaln:y the of it —Prepared and sold • ..1.• Crimbeourt. rieetodreet Landon and ..I. lamed% e,7 St. kad.'s Churchyard; Vorclay and ttuito . o at.d bar Churchyard; Saeger •• -:, Lonlon; Mottertdlrad and ltoherts, Mambos . r ; and Noble. &mon. In bottles, at t Latta at U. bd. contain nuerly them ..«. .. L :.% titWklLLpeg l'S 2fa. idEW wtaxs. J , PYI .d ENT at LIFE •:.-. r--pit,-a. avt radoa um of tea" • ....: t-,oriue sod Samoa, Jinn Ezes n t. .. .' .7 .: 1....:...au-tbe Para. Lame, Foe= ... . . ::.er k:eareat plaele-Coaavy • . -: • '.r e. Ndrbt-Ceralairs at Home- ale ' *.., d, brawn& limping, Eatfuog, Alf. Bref. • . : T. 2.1 ItrA;XTAIMIL 3 oda. le. seek ; by pi; • T.....-..attel, of istiaberib, to. L.. 'a:A y --iku,if.asuonoe. of Liablle, aft . ,d.v.n, le.; by post, le. ad : . !t I. bkIXII, sod AVO ID. ... ! .r LA tan our enure nay ma." ~.. 1. -.. rvtry hoz 'ewer and oar , et eon .%, er.ireb.rd tonetstutios, that tun...v. the • ; e-e• at, le,unete, re amity, sad embitter, r .., : A tLe . lArt mid phyded reirdatioe el w: xiken, COMM*. iLe tetbur. 104 Argy.4pars. at the BRITISH MCIMUM ire ts. ie :tr. doss them credit, and will be • • ..• s••• itrensted in our early history. • tsmotral to the safe cuatody or •r ..%* tuella manuscript@ r.f Predestine, • .. the Tennyson Library—where ' • s - • •.y useless @ad unknown—inter lit. Archbishop of Canterbury. • ••e believe with s. =trek of good • ' • a' length likely to be brought r fb.E.—'l y re GLUT CEN. • ePiNT.—Y,stirley, on the ••• , Mr. Cardwell in tits chair, • - .mummy, and neenb •r of the • • , r•, was under ez amin@Uon -• . the area of the City of •• 's. end int present coneumigion of "'" • •• million cubic feet, of which • -.• .• use supplied to the public ••• ' toatiunith chargid Gs. where they • " Pf.cn of gm also in the dletriet : •• • .•d reed from Gs. to be. 01 the ••' • : ';.ty Om Company supplied '•• " I the Ckarteeed Coseparty the •• • • • misstate distiric • and there was '• t m. Marty essenpl;ints had been • • •• s.' meets Wiiitle .1 use time re e'• • end anofh.r lime in his • • ,•csi, f surrtptinna burning. ' , nahl,cl to obtain their cool from ci per u.n. lam 'll.n the City 4 "• orr liha than the Caartarad •:. 3:. Berme, ..ad deputed that ' •puWo thurourbiamo of Um ..•• !,•• •be new a.nopany's supply w.rking 'nett by niAbt brawn= *-• • • ' iP. re the inurata7.—Mr. Burke • i *`" • •r • • of the precerliniee be should -• .• .. • .. : mutt. lAi.ra ,•le• don the t• . 4 .r.o tieinitien) . • . ••• ,! .' , ..nee of the hr s .,. baronet, • ' .• ••• ..dense.-Bir J .mee Duke .‘. '• ....eat but should Ned the •••....4 tt -- cautaitte; Animad to this day • 14i ,kli AoItsCIATION.—The example ~s " : l ' . * • Daeemasa le One of one retest 'nee followed by sty. eel other Issge pt tea a. 41.14 BA. mo i et of weeltiog she _.% It the Bee Hire, in y Kim; innet, le rhe e ar @rim in support of the • i J .. lollloollliiin. In addition to • • • u..rurritro rt” y hay. ea•strliatint • • * • '' ••: %ray .sirrese tr.oir latr•twit t• • • ' r. row. ermetitis•ieg • • J. slurry, ptataws rat tab 0,411. SP OR TING. TATTERSALL'S—Mom DAT. The mad remarkable feature of We buainees this altsrascis was the decline of Mayors to 20 to 1, laid t• about 3001., and his return shortly before the sloe to 15 to 1, several partite offering to take any 'drum 06 that prier. The Italian also gave way, and to a greater extent, but did not rally. The two favour- Ws were steady at 5 to 1 each, and The Nigger, Pitaford, and Penang in favour at an improvement on last week's quotations. Voltktear and Mildew were not in request, and 20 to 1 was offered in vain againe Ghillie Callum, 30 to 1 talus to 3001. about Deitoon ; 4.000 to 100 sad 3.5 to 1 two air three times about Blarney, and 1,000 to 10 freely about Mesas. The Knight of Avenel 1 declared not to start. - DERBY. sto apt Lord Airlie's Climber sto Mr. W. Edwards na Bolingbroke 19 to Mr. Oratsricke'a The :Sine! (t) 13 to Lord Zeiland's Voltageur 13 to Mr. 11. Mara l`daford 13 to Mr. Hord'. Penang (t, 13 to Lord Ifeludon'4 Mayors 16 to Mr. Jaoseles 3o to Duke of Richmond'. Ghillie Callum 33 to Mr. licadara's Tbe Italian (t) SO to Mr. Guam's britC4lll (t) Al to Mr. Dison's Marry (t) 1,500 to 23 Mr. Orevilles Cariboo (t) 1,000 to 1 Mr. Merry's Drama 2,000 to 23 Major lairtWe The ear& (t) DUNI'. 1631. If to I apt Lord Howth's Trunnion (t) We did not hoar a bet oa the Suffolk Stakes or Oaks. NEWMARKET SECOND SPRING MEETING. NVIIXARILICT.-MONDAT EXTZT 101 TIM ROWLIIT 141L3 PLATi —Bolingbroke, Cm", Bortleaas, Gartortb, Peaaag, Royal Han, Prealaw, Ispeassios, Wanadyko. THIS DAY. (By Davie TelegrapL) HANDICAP. Jest Beau Pre Belle .• SWEEPSTAKES, Nineveh .._ • • Visite .. • • • • MATCH : Mahrattah won. ItOWLEY MILE PLATE. Royal Hart Wanadyke Bolingbroke and Penang did not run. POST-OFFICII NaI7CL—AMILItICAN MAlM—Gene* real Pat-ogee, May.—The Pormaster General of the United States having annoutcsd that the government of that country Is Wont to establish contract mail packets between Liverpool and New York, all letters, &c., intended to be forwarded by these vessels must, until further eiders, be sow dally addreased, " By Unite i States; Packet from Liverpool." The perage will be the mme as that charred upon letters and Lewspapon conveyed by British packet, viz : one shil ling for a letter not ezesediag hall an ounce in weight, and so oa, and one penny for MCI newipaper. The former may either be paid in advance or left unpaid, at the option of the tender, but the postage upon newspapers must be paid, or they will not be forwarded. No particulars have yet been received resp ct to the peeiods at which these packets will leave this country. L3ILD DUNCAN AND THE WINDOW-TAL—The fol lowing letter has been received from Lord Duncan, acknow hedging the receipt of the petition to parliament against the window -tax, agreed to be transmitted to him by the last meeting of the corporation :—" 1850, May 7, 15, Hill street, London.—Deer beg to Inform you that I presented the petition which the mayor, aldermen, and burgesses of Sunderland did me the honour to entrust to my charge. I am quite sure that nothing could be more opportune at the present mciensot than such a display of feeling at Sunder d, to which town, unfortunately, I bad to allude in my observations on making my motion on the 9th of April haat. The result of the debate and division on that occasion is fatal to the tax in question, which can no longer be defended on any ease plea than its antiquity. There u , unhappily, an idea afloat that a tax, however unjust, if the people are only accustomed to it, ought to be maintained at all hazards; and I am afraid that, as in the penny perdue, the repeal of the corn-laws, and numerous other instances, nothing can be done effectually _without an exprewinn di public opinion. I have only to add, that I trust that the repeal of the window tee will not be loot sight of by the public, more especially in these days of sanitary reform ; and should any future Chan cellor of the Exchequer be bold enough to again include the taus on air and light in his badget, you may depend upon it that I will use iffy utmost exertion to relieve you from such an unequal, partial, and unhealthy tax. I remain yours faithfully, DUNCAN.— Wm. Snowball, E9."—Jews der:toed Herald. _ Tun CHINESE JUNK.-At an early hour vontorday miming the Manua junk was taken out of the Ism India Dock to be removed to her new plies of exhibition adjoining the Ewes-street steemxa• pier, Strand. Her ►ull was en closed in a holland covering, and her meats removed to per mit her to pass under the bridges. She was taken in tow by two steam top, and reached her destination about noon. &EVE AT • PROTECTIONIST DINNEL—A cored,- ragsent writes: "The following account of violence and vans conduct at the dinner meeting of the Somerset County Protecionist and Conservative Association, at the Old Down ast the let May. 18.50—Sir Jobs Co: Hippialey in the ebair—is from the Both and Cheltenham Gazette of the Bth inst :—' Alter the usual toasts, Mr. W. A. Green stood up foe the purpose of prupteing the health' of Mr. Mike end Mr. Pinney. A burst of disapprobation from every quarter of the meeting showed that there was no prubabi jay of Mr. Orma's proposition being entertained; end after considerable contusion, Mr. H. Dlandford. who sat on the side et the room immediately opposite Mr. Green, rose from his seat, mounted the form, strode across the four tables which intervened between him and Mr. Greets, seised him by the collar of the cost, and with the assistance of others ejected him from as room, amiiist the cheers of the meatier.' " Bolted EXPLOSION.—On Thursday morning a boner explesion occurred on the premien*: Morn. Marshall sad Sone, cotton-manufacturers, Portwood, by which the engineer, fireman, and the son of a boiler-maker were se riously injured. The machinery is usually driven by five boilers, each of about 40 kerns-p twee, but one of them was in the MUMS of undergoing repairs. On the resumption of work at 6 o'clock, the engineer (Horabuckk) and the fire man (Beek) were on the spot as usual, and the boy (Whit taker) was assisting his father in heating the rivets or the outside boiler, when the accident occurred from the middle, which was always considered is good working cesditien. la km missies after the en. Irises were started, the boiler In question was lifted from is bed, linakieg moder the large eonneeting steam-pipe, and the next momeat the end near the river gave way, the reeking Mean melding the above persons in a very alarm mg manner as they Need in front. The building fortunately escaped without &mtge. Oa examining the boiler after the accident, it was bend that the screw steam vales la the con signing pips was closed. The ergineer says it was open and all right when he left work on the muskeg night, end the watehmea saw it M a similar state et 4 o'c lock that mons ter. Meek, the aremaa, died on Thursday afternoon.— Heaffisse chdirshos. Moat the Nary-few Erpresed A eontienanee of eold sad weskit weather, and a mate ski durum in the arrivals of grain from abro ad, have had the effect of causing a farther rise in prisms, and imparting a more animated character to the trade. Couiderable suitement has been produced at the prin cipal cantiseatal markets by the upward movement here, and the adult., in the Baltic and at the near tworta hat been hilly se great es with as. This will probably in the flat butanes prevent the execution of the olden which may have been Bent out on English account, and we are likely far a time to motive comparatively small supplies of brags sofa but the ultimate effect will, in our oos helmlmlmpeets than we should have received if taken bad quiet It Is ft yet much too ;early to speak with ownsiaty se to the probable consequencewhich may be produced an ear aropee by the weather lately experissesed : that it has been of a character during the last two or dun weeks to afford grounds for some usualness cannot be questioned ; but we are happy to state that we hear Si few saristus eomplakts, either is respect to the wheat pleat or In references to spring sown e .rn. Oa the feu lands of Llaulasidr• and Cambridge shire mischief is said to Eau Wedelns by the wire-wore, and the Grope in that loeality are allegeflber less promising than they were at this period bet year ; but a few weeks et really Ike weather might do muck to reuedy thou& Oar pekes, are, however, very low, and all parties ars therskriliallit sen sitive) y alive to every oecarrentee whisk my &Menet from theprodactivensmof thanes, hrvml aadealsethseem mar should prey, decidedly peopltious,we may expect frequent flastsatioas. The Mae I. the value of wheal last, weekly report has been from Is. iiil:fff i lltbri leading oakum* towns, and rather more at several of the markets is the metrieultural districts. Prices of spring corn ' • have also begun to tend upwards in most parts of the country ; and though quotations are still much below the cost of pro duction, the advance already established will make a material difference to growers, Wheat is now worth from 4s. to be. per qr . more than it was a month ego, and other kinds of egncultural produce have participated in the improvement. By our letters from Scotland, we learn that the tempera ture had been very low, the sights having, on several occa sions, bees frosty in the early part of the week; dile dream stases, and the more encouraging tone of the .deices from the south, had not been without influence; and both at Edinburgh and Glasgow wheat and flour were dearer on Wednesday than on that day se'nnigh.. The accounts from Ireland us of a similar character to them from other parts of the kingdom, as well In respect to • the weather as to the effect produced thereby on the minds of holders and buyers of grain At all the principal markets in the island, wheat, Indian cern, oats, &e., had risen in the same proportion as on this side of the channel. Though some Increase has recently taken place in the de liveries of Wheat from the growers in various parts of the country, the supplies coarse's' into Loudon have continued small, and the quantity brought forward at Mark-lane by land carriage sample' from the neighbouring counties since Monday last has been trifling in the extreme. On Wednesday the Essex, Kent, and Suffolk stands were nearly bare, and the operations were ounsequently on quits a retail scale; the few sales made were, however, at terms rather in advance of those previously current, Be tween that time and Friday some improvement occurred in the weather, but this did not check the upward tendency in prices, and the business done in English Wheat at the close was at prices fully la. per qr. above those at which similar qualities might have been bought in the beginning of the week. The arrivals from abroad hays been much less merle sine* our last than we have lately been accustomed to ; and though the country demand has net been extensive, importer. have been enabled to obtain a similar advance to that established on home-grown wheat. Fair quail i.s of red were sold on Friday at 405., while fine Rostock was held at 435. to 445. per qr. The town millers have generally some quantity of foreign wheat remaining on hand, and a part of the recent arrival has been landed by factors ; still the stock in ware house is not large, and the quantity remaining en board ship at this port is now inconsiderable. Unless, therefore, fresh supplies should reach us, the better sorts are likely to con • tinue to be held very firmly. No variation has taken place in the top price of town. manufactured Flour, but rather more money has been obtained for households and good Irish parcel. of foreign A few small cargoes have been received during the week from French ports, for which 30s. per sack has been &eked. Supplies'. of home-grown barley have .latest awed, and the arrivals from abroad have fallen off materially. In English scarcely any business has been transacted, owing to the want of supplies and the high rates asked for the few lots which have come forward. For foreign an increased country inlairy . has been experienced; and, though the purchases were in small lots on Wednesday as well as ea Friday, the aggregate quantity taken off the market duelist the week has not been inconsiderable. The lighter sorts have brought 165., and good heavy parcels, 135 per qr. ; being a rue of about Is. per qr. on the rates previously current. The upward movement in barley has not failed to produce some effect on malt, and the latter article has been held with greater firmness than before. The receipts of oats from our own rust have amounted to only 1,390 qr* , and from Scotland and Ireland we have Ld no supplies ,• and the foreign arrivals having meanwhile con sisted of only 9,018 qrs., a further advance has been insisted on by importers. Th e principal dealers having bought freely during the preceding fortnight, have manifested con eiderable unwillingness to follow up their purchases at en hanged rates, and the operations were consequently some what restricted both on Wednesday and Friday. A rise of 6d. psr qr. was nevertheless, in partial instance*, established on the lust, and more generally on the last-named da. Danish nets realised 155., and fine Swedes w e re h e ld at 16 .. per qr. on board ship at the close of the week. English Beans have come very sparingly to hand, and the tecdency of prices has been decidedly upwards; but the trifling nature of the supply has prevented operatisus of im portend.. Egyptian Beans have been alma held at somewhat enhanced rates, and the greater part of the late arrivals has been taken to granary on account of importer*. Prices of peas have rather crept up since Monday, but not se much as to render it nevesary to alter quotations. We have had very few offers of ladian corn is arrive, and the high pretensions of sellers have prevented business being done in that article. THE FOREIGN CORN TRADE. For come time past we have had unfavourable re ports from the C intthent respecting the rye crop, and the complaints have lately become so general, as to induce a be lief tine striate mischief has been done not only in the north of Europe. but likewise in some parts of FrInCP. Should this really prove the case, the value of wheat would certainly be affected thereby, and the rise which has taken place in the value of the latter article at wilt of the continental markets must be partly attributed to speculation founded on the presumption that, owing to the damage done to rye, an increased consumption of wheat will bs caused. The more 'scourging accounts from hours have also hal their talk ince ; iadeed, we are iaclined to think that the latter has had more to do with the rise than the repelled injury to the rye crop. Letters from Dantz;e, of the 4th instant, state that imme diately ale, receipt of the London advice' of the 29th ult., holder" bad raised their pretensions. Good supplies had been received down the Vistula, and the weather having dry and cold, the condition of the new wheat had proved been tgreatly improved. Sales of high-wised Lower Poli s h weighing 82Ibe. per bushel, had been made at 38s. Gd. to Ns., and for a parcel of high-mixed Upper Polish, G 2 to 691 be. equal to 40s. per qr. free on board , had been r ea li se d . Within a fortnight about 1,600 lasts had changed hands, a good dvals of speculation having taken place Freight was 2s. Bd. to 2s. 9d. to the east toast, 21. 10d. to London, and 31. per qr. in full for wheat to Liverpool. The shipments of wheat from the let of January to the 30th of April had amounted to 3,631 lasts, all for Great Britain, with the ex ception of &boat 200 lasts to Holland. At Konigsberg, on the 4th instant, wheat was in good re quest, and 61. to Is. per qr. higher than on that day week. Rye had been in lively demand, owing to unfavourable re ports respecting the crop on the ground. The latter article was quoted 16e. to 16s. 6d., and wheat from 335. 6d. to 375. 6d. per qr. according to quality. Stettin lawn of the 6th May informs us that the supplies of wheat from the growers bad not increased, and that the news from this side had imparted a MOM lively tone to busi ness. Fine 621bs. Pomeranian wheat was then quoted 3-55., and other sorts from 335. to 341. per qr. free on board. Rye was dear.r, but in the value of barley and oats no ~articular change had occurred ; the former having been offered at 16a. to 16e., and the latter at 12s. per qr. free on board. From Rostock we learn that the inquiry for wheat bad improved; and, no increase having taken place in the de livery of the article from the growers, enhanced terms had been insisted on. Stocks at that port are very small ; and, owing to 'he prefer nee given to Rostock over other Baltic red wheat by our millers, quotations are relatively higher 'hire than elsewhere. Good qualities were still obtainable in the Weaning of the present week, at Stralsund, Omits weld, sae Andra, at 34e, 6d. to 365., whilst the last quota bon for 62 to 63 lbs. parcels from Rostock was 375. per qr., free on board. From Hamburg we learn that business had been rather checked by the high pretending of holden; still a good many parcels of wheat appear to have changed hands between Friday went and Tuesday last, at an advance of le. to 2s. per qr. Fine Waren of 621 lbs. weight, on the spot, had brought equal to 40s. 6d., and the commoner descriptions from 35e. to 366.6 d. per qr. free on board. Then had testi bat few offers from outparts. Barley and oats had also bean held at enhanced Raley and for the first named article an advance of Is. per qr. bad been pretty freely paid. The eddies from the principal Duteb, Belgian, and French markets are of a similar character, and the veins of wheat is jest now relatively higher on the Cataluna than in this country —a eta* of things which reader, foreign hada= very unsatisfactory. We have advisee of recut dates from the United States, but the news from themes is an of much interest. Stocks of flier at the principal Atlantic ports Wei. smell; awl, not withstanding the dull accounts from Europe, the value of the article bed shawl ado*** *Waimea. slii•gicsi by being lids to does of his scrip lilthoucany inquiry - being it atted whether the iron is in existence or not. The effect of this pernicious system of raising money and encouraging speculation, which took its origin in 1845, in one re spect is this : the stock of Scotch pig iron at the period ref. rred to was about 95,000 tons, whilst at the present date it has accumulated to about 300,000 tons ; the relative price of iron in 1845 was 41. 10s. for Welsh, and 381. for Scotch pig, whilst at the pre sent time it is quoted 4!. for the former, and 445. to 451. for the latter; the latter augmentation in price, induced by speculative operations, and not by any in creased demand , as may be interred from the large accumulation of stock. We have heard it stated on undoubted authority, that it is no uncommon circumstance .for nearly half a million sterling to be raised in this manner, and that at the present moment it is estimated there cannot be leas than 200,000!. afloat in Glasgow, in the shape of ad vances on iron scrip, which is nothing more than • piece of paper given by the iron masters to the follow ing effect : "To the piny lodging this document with us we will deliver free on board in Glasgow when required tons, No. pig iron." This vicious eye tem cannot be sufficiently deprecated, and it is at least satisfactory to be able to state, that it is not countenanced in England, and certainly meets with no encouragement at the hands of the leading die . . count honsita in Lombard-street, who have on —prin ciple uniformly rejected such paper whenever it has been offend. At the public sale of palm oil which took place at Rotterdam on Friday, 190,000 Neth. lba were offered, the greater part of which found purchasers at 18 to 181 1. for first quality, 17 f. for second, and 16 f. for third quality. 20 lots of first at 19f , and 13 lots of second at 17 f., were withdrawn. Hamburg advice. of the 10th report a fair amount of business in coffee at the reduced prices of the pre vious week. There had been disposed of for con sumption and for the interior 13,0)0 bags Brazil, at 31 to 41, 1,500 bags Domingo, at 31 to 41, I,ooobage Porto Rico, at 5.1 to 6 sch. The stock at market of Brazil, in first hands, was nearly cleared off. Sugar was rather dull, but 1,000 chests Havannah had been taken at previous rates, the result of the Rotterdam sales having operated rather favourably upon the market than otherwise. Some rather considerable transactions had taken place in rice, parti cularly of Java and East India kinds, at previous quo tations. Transactions in cotton were trifling, and the price was looking up. A fair amount of bueiness had been done in dyewoods, at 21 to 21 marks fur Do mingo, and at 45 to 41 marks for Campeachy. Spel ter was quoted 9.9, at which 2,500 centner had been done. la wool scarcely anything doing. The grain marked was rather animated, and prices firm in con sequence of the accounts from England. Money was plentiful. Gold was quoted 4351 mark.. The pub lic funds were firm, with little business doing. Ex change on London, 13.9 for three months. Letters of the sth from Stockholm state that the board of commerce have, at lenuth, considered them selves justified in declaring all the porta of Great Britain free from cholera. The same laxly, in con formity with the command of his Majesty, had given in thew report on the petition of the shipowners to have all articles required in shipbuilding admitted free of duty. Their report is only partially favourable to the views of the shipowners; they recommend the ad mission of only hemp, capper sheathing, speller, and other mettle for marine pur,xiees duty free; a reduc tion of the duty on sailcloth, rope, and compasses; hut to retain the protective duties for anchors, chains, &c. The exchange on London was quoted 12 dole. 8 sch. for three months. RRCRANORS AND BTOCKS ABROAD. Aims/maw, ILsr 11.—Dnich Funds ; Active Debt, Two-and s-Hall per Cents, 33 9.16 money, 55 ; Ditto, Three per Cents., 651 money, 63 3-16 WW ; Ditto, Your per Cents., 84 I-1o; money, 86ibills ; Amort. e Threc.and-a•lLilf per Cents., 8:i money ; East India Loon, our per Cents-, 841 money ; RueatAn rive per Cents., Hope and Co., 104 money ; Spanish Yive per Cent..., 13 money ; Ditto, Three pee Cents., inland, 291 money, 29 13.16 Wt. ; Austrian Vim per Conts., Iletalliques, 741 money, 741 ; Ditto, Two-and-o-Ualf per Cents., 391 money, 40 bins.— ; on London, 12,07; two months, 12.03; on Hamburg, 33.18 ; two months, 33; on Paris, 56.56; two months, 56.37. Elswasso, MAT 10.— IlionburgThres-sail.s.llall per Cents., (17 bills, 87 money; Lubeck Loan, 1850, Four-and.a.llalf per Cebu., 97( Mlle ; 'Russian English Loan, 1041 HIP; ditto Five per Cent. !lamb. Oertif., 991 bills; ditto Hope and CO. (3rd and 4th series), 1091 ; Ditto, Four rt. Cents Stieglite. 851 bills; Prussian Vire per Cents., 105 Mlle; [knish English Lose Three per Cents., 70 bills, 691 money ; Dittc In loot. shares, 701 bills, 70 mooeyFive per Cents., 113$ bills, 93 moneyYour w per ; SedishC ana.p. lty Four per Cents., 97 bills, v6l money ; Norwegian , 99/ bills; Spanish Firs per Cents., 11l bills, 111 money; ditto, Three per Cents. 23 balls, 271 money ; American Mx per Cents., 1084 bills, 1081 money. Exchaage on London: sight, 17.101; three months, 19.9. THIS DAY. Two o'CLocc. The fi reams which was manifest at the opening of the market for public securities this morning soon gave way under the influence of the news from France of indications of disturbances in the provinces, which, though not fully authenticated, were still considered in Paris sufficiently significant to cause a decline in the Renter. Consols opened at 96& to for money, nd 96; to for account, then declined I, the present 9no tations being 96 to d for cash, and 961 for time. The Three per Cents. Reduced mark 93; and The New Three-and{•Quarter per Cents, 971 and 97. Escht quer Bills have been done at 689. and 71s. premium; India Bands at 905.; ditto, under 1,0001., 88s. prem. Long Annuities mark 8 3-16. Bank Stook, 206. ' A considerable degree of steadiness wu perceptible in the market for foreign se,:uritice at the opening, but the tone at present is not so good, and the highest prices have scarcely been anetained. Mexican Honda have receded to 29; Spanish Actives, to 171 ; Peruvian Actives mark 72. The dealings have not been on a large scale, being as follows: Brazilian Old Bonds, at 87f. Danish Three per Cents., 1825, at 71/. Two.and-a-Half per Cent. Dutch, at 531; exchange, 12 Faild. ; the Fo u r p e r C en t. C er tifi ca t es , at 831. Mexican, at 291, 1„ and 29 for money. and 294 and 1 for the 31st lust. Peruvian Four-and a-Half per Cents., 1849, at 721 and 72, for cash, and 711 and 721 for time; the Deferred Debt, at 321. 32, and 4. Spanish Active., Five per Cents., at 171 and ; the Three per Cents., at 374 and 1, fur money, and 371 for account. Venezuela, at 341 fur present transfer, and 34f for time. lINGLIBII %um Fa Y. Uzi di pot Ct. ILK Arum.. 95 8 vac Ot. Oft. Law.. igi 141A—T1LIII DAT. Itrir Oto. wee.. Oat pot OWN I Itsaboloor Mt. to TORSION PUNA& $ pot Cl Ausb is 1 pre OL Grim& DAL. If ti Pa OL MI& Os:o4. sa t 4 0m.% Dikravd He.. 31 4 prR Om, :pot (IL Ilm.lllll l l I ni 3,1 SIM OL 444111414 BiL. II I C.UTIVIL, . M 440 Now, 46 7 II 1%13 11?c4444 Lyme. 61 Il 5 rertire ft 27 1 . 4.. 33 . ,F , .. , , .1...1.4614 IS VI s Ditto Colosb. Ob.. W 144 Riad& lids.. 1741 C 43 , n14an tivoi Oda. 3r, ► s pm OL 1.4631411 MIL ,at I 3 3cr Us. Ilmato4k 11414, TO II Ditto Malys 11.14. Of 4 34 pot" Dull& MEL. 414 le 1 Per OL =T,....Aril 4 pve ix Dui* ourio. 1 6 1 4 v.."' '''''. MANCHINTER, May 19. Broon-Iticitawox.—The market opened with a feeling, and a fair basinswas done In the morning, but wiM i t change of prices. Towards the claw, howerer, business was decidedly flatter. BRISTOL, Lay 13. Srocx-Exciwces.—The improvi meat of Saturday was well maintained today, and prime 'till had an upward tendency, Onnt Western ilqarter Shama were done as high as ISI, and Bristol and Luke Third Shares at 121 dia. YORK, May 13. Syn RICNANOP. —Great ;si nett , ern, 61 61; York, NeweaWe, and Berrtrick (Newcastle Katension), ; York and North Itidtsnd, 16i. HAMBURG, May 10. BOILSBNUALL/I.—liatob. Bergd., 90 bill ; Berlin lamb., 77 bills, 7bl money; Cologne Minden, 931 bills, 93 mosey; Meade. burg Wittenberg, 56 hill*, 531 money; Frederick William Northern, 1111 L bill*, 34 money ; Alton* Kiel, 93 93 money ; Mecklenburg, 30 bill., 30e money ; Berge. Priority Fire per Cents. bilo4l stoney; Berlin Ilamb. Priority lour-and-n.llalf per Cents., 1001 MSc 100 money; Cologne Minden Priority. Vour.and. s-nau per Cents., 101 money; ditto ditto Bye per Cents., 1021 bills, 102 money; Magdeburg Wittenberg Priority, Eire per Cents., 996 tills, 99s wriey; Meclamburg Priority, Your-sead.a-liall per Cents., lute Lille, lel/ motley. THR EAST LANCASHIRI AND LANCASHIRE iNTD YOWL SHI az.—Yesterday, the extension line into Tithebarn-street (the centre of Liverpool), of these two undertakings, was opened for public truffle. The government inspector (Who) had surveyed the line on the previous Thursday. expressed himself highly satisfied with the works, and the certificate arrived on Saturday. This extension (which is meant to accommodate also the trains of the Liverpsol ►nd Southport Railway) will prove a great public convenience, and must lead to a considerable access of traffic. With the exception of ft 'go Hying from the handc.m, new station, the /pining was hailed with no public, celebratioa. THE TAXES ON RAILWAYS. REASONS WHY RATES AND TAXES SHOULD BE REMOVED FROM RAILWAYS. IYJMY/. I. The present reduethm cad trims 1. The public , have gained a was compulmorily made after Rao t net saving in time by quicken of the trunk lines were made, or log the transit et goods and pas. In progress, and after the ripen- tenger., by rendering the keeping diture of a east capital, amount- of large stock unnecassai7, and ing to many millions, on the faith by cheapneva of carriage, y of parliament. The lower the postage, and by MI( tele tells are, of course the greater gr.,pine crwomunicationa, to en per centage the working expen.cs extent scarcely appreciable but bar to the receipts. probably exceeding fifty millions a year in one form and another. The experience of the Lancashire 2. Notwithstanding a duty ha- and Yorkshire Hallway Company posed of S per cent. on snore re- is that they Rare the public, in ceipte in passenger teethe from the district of their line, about the the reduced tolls (except govern- amount of their gross income in ment or general trains). equal to carriage alone. The railway 10 per cent. on net ineonse, after board, la 1843, reported to win deducting working e and meat that the Lomahire and then again liable to 3 per cent. Yorkshire (then the ILsisehesur property ta, and all this In addl. and Leeds) had saved the district don to load rates, the Leaden 3 0 0.0041. per annum. And Mr. sad North-Western Company liouldsworth, then chairman,, alone paid last year proved before a committee of the Indy on protosters g48,801 !loose of Commons, that in 1847 Load rates was 410,0001. This is an addi- E 101,113 (ion to other advantages of vast at 4 per cent. per annum, equal extent. to a loss of the enormous sum of 2.6lo,3ool.—on,2l3,uoilfOiiiati 2. In return for all these ad. and all this to be fetched vantages, on calculated to serve up on reduced and ruinous tolls, the caws of humanity and pro which, in general, the railway (rem, the losers In the value of ooenniimionere refuse to increase. property during thetas' gee years have been, in my opinion, near 3. No other carrier* are chanted 200 million., or one-fourth the duty on passengers, either by land amount of the national debt. The or water, except caselie% but as following are specimens of losses, to these, no restraint Is laid on viz. 1E143. 1130. fares, and the owners 'an charge Edinburgh and Cl at pleasure a full market value. row lord Ellesmere lately competed Great Western 197 32 for passenger traffic between Man. Lancashire & York. cheater and Liverpool being Woe shire (late Man. from duty, in rho last coateat fur cluster Ueda) 240 33 Van% Midland Manchester, Met e. Local rates are In effect field, Sc l3O 12 charged on pmtitio of trade, con. South Eastern 4Bl 13i teary to custom m other cased and York and North to sound policy. Midland S. The immenee increase of let- 3. I estimate that 100 millions tees and nes/simper., and fre- have been tom in the depreciation quentty forwarded at night and of 'nary. ty by the oonduet of /m -other times moat inconvenient for liament alone in the way now passenger traffic, and for which stated, and chiefly by reduced there !Nehmen no addlticnal allow- tolls, by taxes and rates, and by ante to Is. 84d. per mile, Pi/CC the grinning competing hues. penny postage began, though the letters illeve Inereesed from 7S to 1. These Immense lanes have near 400 million., The govern- mainly to be borne by men ea rnest aLowance for policemen and lively engaged iu these useful un troops I. =remunerative, and the dertakings, and oy trustees, an duty is actually charged on this nuitanta, widows, orphans, and losing trafll for • public purpose— persons seeking legitimate invest -20 tune of newspapers sent °from meat,. night from one °Moe. 3. Mr. Crosarmite has lost a 6. The reckleemess of enacting fortune in five years estimated at cos lino,, In duplicate ~nd above a quarter of a million, and seen ,or more, notwith. la rained by the tall of stook. An standing the reduced tolls, la • active and enterprising director subject of complann. This ruin. said bin stock had faller 200.0 M. our lom was never inflicted on in three yeas canal oempanies without woven. nation, though many of them 6. The details would teendletw, wary piriongers. but the suffering has estended to - many most dtwereing 7. The shares are mad* per- and few have o•capial dirtvtly or Donal estate, by which an enor- indirectly being injured. 131011 , 1 administration and legacy duty is raised : and sometimes re. 7. And ail this by a system that peated several times by deaths in has produced the greatest pubis, a very few year,. benefit In modern times. VICTORIA LONDON DOCKS.—Yesterday the pream ble of this bill, for the intablishenent of new docks, in con nexion yids the Eastern Counties hallway, opposite Wool. with, wee cl clued prowd, the Lords of thrAdinaralty haring l iven thsir consent to the insofar, on certain conditions. SHIPPING OF Gomm IN TBANSITU UNDSR BOND. —At the monthly meeting of the Liverpool Chamber of Commerce, lAA week, it was determined to womorielise fn.rtherencm.seenot of shipme n t t O b l e g tals a y i , ft loss,m transit til underi w ry n a d ua b ta y ia th ed e present customs regulations, which, whilst they discourage ymiugn goods being sent through England to go by British steamers and ship, encourege foreign nations to open up direct communication for and between theme, Ives.—Lirer- P2°iAlbi rui Tttrr tn TROVL—Exactly twelve menthe since we announreJ the (act of a large amount of tre.sure being found in an old clipper, bought by two watermen after being engaged in the coal trade, but which craft had been cap tured several years previously wren engaged in that abouti. noble traffic, the alive tra le. It gives us peat pleasure to announcing that the same good lurk has fallen to the share of her Majesty's steam-sloop Cormorant, Commander H. flolsomberg, one of whom prises, an empty slave barque of 182 tone, arrived at Bt. Helena ea the 6th of March last, in charge of Mr. Q. 0. Basith, master's assistant of the above steaapaloop. The barque had had a tedious passage of 48 days trona the Braails, but the voyage was somewhat en. 1 livened by the discovery of hotwern live and is thousand dollars headed up is a insigha seek. Bho was the third prise suds sines the Cormorant arrived oa the elation, but alas firm seat to the Peqse Court at Si. Helena for eondelm• station, the others being burnt—unseaworthy.—Naserieirl Standard. ili 124 Su lSi .4 100 Dublin and Ilest Anglian Do. (EIS E. &H.) n o. Ct. Peet D0.(71.1.04.) 7 p. Ct. Prof. Eastern Coust Do. New Pref. / p. Do. Est., bp. Ct.. No., I Do. N. k E.'/ pee No Ct. Do. do. 6 per Coot Eastern Ueda; ewe A gr. l etee B. and C. elite. lesttDo. Scrip (ens. 6 p. Ct.) Do. New shares Ewa Lincolnshire Guaran teed 6 per Cent SO Ediabarin and Gisagew. . Exeter, lieoril, k Donk. Co. Exeter and Gasnouth Ili Gloucester Is Demo Tonle II Oriel Northers Do.* shares, Ajleksted Do. shares, B, 6p. Do. S per Cont. Pref SO 01.11outh.eod wait. (he ; is 20 25 is ei 23 Orval Niroth of Do. Now, C4O Do. New, S3O Do. Now, MS Groat Western „. Do. ram Do. shares „ Do. De. Now, 417 Hull sad Oelby Do. 6 shares Do. shins Wester sad Csrlislo Do. Thirds 11011 - .aid Yorkshire 1 11 4 Do. shares 10 Ow Paha 1$ Dtalliirde 10 Do. New (g0e.. 0 1p..Ct.)._ 10 Do.llud.lengeld&Sheff. , ill 110. West Rainer Unice SO item& and Bradford... el Leeds and Thin* . . 10 3 6 Do. Pref. 6 t Do....Cre;t • No.l I Do. Do. Ne. 2 N 0.3 9 Do. Pref. Quarters 1341 111. Loudon and b:setwall 10u, Lon., Brighton, & B.Coset [ 106, Do. New gun. 0 p.Ct. Do. guaranteed S p.Ct... late Croydon Thke.s.. 60 Do. Pref. 6 per Cent.... 10 De.Convrt. S p.Ct.,1662 lit tendon end Greenman ... 10 Do. Preterites 100 Landon & Nor.b.Westerr 12 Do. do. Now j shares.. 12 Do. PM, . . 1 Do.t 10 ab.,3i..tind 100 Leaden & tiouth-Weetert 434 Do. New, .650 34 Do. New, g 143 I Do. New Prekresee 20 Lowestoft Guat.4 per Cest. I 111 such., bitz.,andlf &Bock 100 !Meath., gliet.,arLincolnah 33 I Do. I shares. No. 1 .. LO D0., - New £lO Pref. ... 44 I Do. Man & LiteLlinior 100 41411an4 - DO. - geo ;I;arie . Do. Birm. and Derby.. Do. Cone. B. St B. iv. C. Do.EnArarbWalleyPref. Midland GreatWeet. ,Ire 1 111alcUesbro'altetL 6p.Cter . Neweastle and Carlisle .. Newmarket . Norblk Do. Nam g2O Do. Extension ... Do. 0 aaran. Si pet a... 110,111 Do. Prefersnes North Staffordshire ... Word, Wota n & Waiter. Preston and tt' yrs Do. e abates (A) Itsed.,oed., and Reigate Royston and Machin De.Shepreth .Extension: I:4eottish Central :Scottish Midland 31werra., CLIIII . II Do., Clue ... Do., New Oaarankert. ityrrehory .. an4 Mester (Nor. W. Mts.) Do. Halves Do. Onwestry 1 . 1 Do. Now_ 10 , Do. a per Omit. P 303... 61 tstuopabtro „ 54 emit Demo Is Do. Prehrooco All South dtallrdahlro... 1144,000 th KAMM I Do. No. 3 Fowois RAILWATI. I, AzgliNitallas (late Itallau sod Aaamai) 7 -- Boulo g ne and Analoas petrel rtl4ol , tVlerson . 31 46 Ala 6 66 126 17 61 6i Ms i I PIN no, dc;"" ":. WON Labia ftellOllllll... laj . Si :4 I i li 16 i i 7i ..: 1 i v. ir . 1 1 4 P:: g 7f dis. Madricr;nci Vain .. Ur ::. Planar mad Lew .... ... .. Northern of Trams 1 . . .. . iorTes - si 1:1 21 2 10 24 Paris awl Orleans .7 :: : hada and iOllllll Pons and Strasbourg ... notua And Havre Ombra and Year ." Tome am% Nantes 20 361 31 31 S Si si If 11 Il d LIVERPOOL, May 13. /Prona - liinnatioa.—Priees are hardening, and business was a little brisker to ay.—Birk. ahead, Lancashire, sad Cheshire (late C. and H. 221. shares, 6 per cent. till '3O , 12$ d.-lAssaashire sod Yorkshire (nab shares), 10( d.—Ditto (pretarence sharee)oll4 , London sad North Weetarn 103—Ditto (Om 1 shares 1( 32 - PIL IL (111th shams), d.—Pitto ( ( shame C), be. o.—Nidland (4 slowest, 27 lits.9d.d—Readinsr,Ouildford id :: Reigate, lit—Shrews. bury and Dirmiterham Its. Id. It.), 7 d.--ilooth astern sad Purer, 131 —Ditto ( osaso L, No. 14 te ( 34 °..4 B 44—Ditto , No. 4, iss. es a-a. 411 d.), 41—York. Newerfila, Nereid' (extenoloo No. 1 sod 2), 1) (0.N.L.1 per Nat. tin '3O), 6$ 13e ed. d. 10 i lb: No. Reliste;ed V 'loath Wales ... ... 14 41. York. Dem.aMl Ci.01a..;, 1110Metteld, Rotherham, mod Goole.N.M. pua. 5 p.C4 I 10 ,Waterford soul imany... 40 !Wear Valk7, 0 p. Ct. gas. Si I Do. do. do. . ! 60 . Walla, Soatemet,6 Walla.' I 45 Vol*, Neermatlettßarmtek 00 Do. Eat.(ToriatNewaa. , i IM. G.N.R.ParahorPrat :00 , Vo.llartlepool Doekalti au : Tort and North 111141a0d, 10 I Do. Preference ... ...I S 4 l i 8 90 199 i 4 10j Wi 10 2 331 3 11 Y.f , 71 15i 15 In i "T• l4° ,* ;e1 31W LBEI I S, May 13. &rod Exannwom—la the absence of the side of feeling in London. Owe was vary MOB deft .t the drat meeting on Change ta.day. ea tar se could be amertained, the operations at me day mom ea thwiy depend upon what Wm received by dude fa the interval between the brat ad mead meeting. Wbet dee done at Si. ft. &I. BIRMINGHAM, M. 13. BTOOIL-EXORANOII.—This sham 'market inke aim Mho sad prime sun dram today. tilriolubsot and weer %l . gem ' don. at 8 3-101:o. : London and North Wrown; ko•tm, at IS& OW Sal din r ; s es North Sianorcle et 1 0 e AS 1 ko4 fihromboryiuttlir. 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