The Express.
London, England, 1862-05-06 00:00:00

PROVINCIAL WARR MARKETS.

LremOOL, MAT 6.—bald today:—Great, Western 761—
Great Western of Canada, 11 13-16 I 11-16-111bois Central,
464 d.—Lancgabir• and Yarliddre, 1074 f—London and North
Western, 941 4—London and South Western, 1004—Mancheskr,
and Lincolnshire, 411—Midland, 1181—North Stafford-
Air% 41 d.- boat& Nato% 354—Antwerp and Rotterdam,
7 11-16—Balgian Rot Junction, 14—Buffalo and Lake Huron,
6 7-16 Ditto, 7 per cent (101. shares). 9 0-16 Dutch
Mento M --Grand Tousk cd Canada. 20 I—Great Indian
Peninsula, 1 Mahon& 161 xd.
marcaterna, MAX s.—The market no diet, bet prices
steady. Great Luxembourg, 15 3-16—Grand Trunk of Canada,
1161 I—Great Wigton, 74-lUhaola Central. 46f 41—Lancashire
and Yorkshire. 1071 I—Lcodon and North Western,
Insurance,ll6l-1114-
4-Bouth Won. 86/—Thames aud Money -Marine
Insurance 11 p.--ltayal Swedish, 9-16—North Eastern (Gn.ati
North of Outland Masao`. EL—Edinburgh and Ola•pw, 90
—ditto Fraternal*, 119—Antwerp and Rotterdam, 71.
BIEKINOKUI, NAVI b.—Great India Penh:LA*la Railway Stock
was sold at 1024, and there was • fair am ount of boohoos done la
local stocks, Os. :-111rmingtiant C.anaL 9M , Weroseter and
Birmingham Canal, 134; Birsainghsai and Midland Bank, 143
and Wolverhampton Gan 201. Birmingham Guaranteed Stock
was marked, buyers, at 77 ; South Stalforda closed at 101 to BM:
, Redditch Railway, at 64, buyers; and Birmingham Wagon, ag
14. Nam.

THE WEATHER AND THE CROPS.—We have had a
week of genuine spring weather. Days of splendid eanahine,
a genial temperature with eceasional showers, and—in order
to be strictly in keeping with the charsoter of se English
spring—a day of cold oreseteriy wind on Saturday, reminding
us of the changes proverbially incident to the seseou, have
been the attributes of the past weak. For the fanners, the
weather has been all that could be desired. Out of door
operations have been carried on with the utmost vigour,
,and
the crops are on every side giving evidence of the beneficial
influence of the late change. The young wheats, which in
1 many loodities had began to safer from the motioned wet,
love greatly recovered, and are now looking healthy and
lerrVegetate)n is everywhere "going abead"rapidly,
e.generalaspectot the country is verdant and smiling.
The teens have everywhere beret into foliage, and the
offseirl his bow we saiall• that it seems difficult
to SI visa ad& &GIMP bees effected in so short a
Mesa The reports se to the general condition of the Crope
are extremely seedadoey, and with some few exceptions
oar agricultural prcopects may certainly be pronounced to
be cheerful and pregame. —Sussex Advertiser.
TICE CROPS iii Karr.--The weather during t::e
last forteight has been very favourable for the growing
crops, and great perepess hen been made in field work.
The sowing of corn is sow finished, and with the line rain
we bad on There* evening last the late sown may
not be much behind the early in yield, the wireworm
having been very busy in 40010 of the early pieces.
The appearance, al the young wheate is geeerally
good, though seem few triets have suffered mud,.
from the late wet, and the plant on the lays en some
light soil is bare through the worm. The Lent con is epee
the whole looking favourable and growsvery feet. A larzer
breadth of potatoes has been planted than usual, and
although they were not gut in the ground as sooner usual, the
seasons have been very good. Cherries have suffered mush
from the late frosts, especially the bigarreaus and red.. Co
crop of which in the neighbourhood of Maidstone will be
small. The rest of the fruit at present promises well, yet it
is full early to say much about the apple crop. Swedes and
wurral have held out well. Keep is plentiful, end the
Beason is certainly a very forward ma—Some Easte.is
Gazette.
ODE DAILY Basal.—l hope, friend, you and I
are not too proud to sakfer our (Filly bread, and to be grate-
ful for getting it. Mr. Philip had to work for his, in care
and trouble, like other children of men—to work for it.
and I hope to pray for ft too. It is a thought to me awful
and beautiful, that of the daily prayer and of the myriads
of fellowmen uttering it, in can and in sickness, in doubt
and in poverty, in health and in wealth. Peru is
nostrums da *obis kodie. Philip whispers it by the bedside
MONDAY Immo. whets wife aid child lie sleeping, and goes to his early
Console, which closed on Saturday at labour with I identer heart :as h creeps to his rest when
"sellers," both for money and next Thureda 8 and breathes his hushed thanks to the bountiful Giver of
91, the day's labour is over, and the quotidian bread is earned,
settlement, opened this morning at 931 to 1, and the meal. All over this world what an virile= chorus is
closed at 931 to Ot. The official business report singing of love, and thanks. and Tailor. bitor tolls to day
the wondrous story and night recoun into night.—
ie sea follows :—Thres per Cent. Consols, for —ow
(Nay 8),
94,.
Bank Stock,
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tiossaowdluneerty:
Cents. Reduced, 92, 911, 921 ; New Three per nary appeared, the boatmen knelt ea die rosy dsiek, sad adored
Cen1885ta.,115r45-169,1t ;"Inidia; let 1277; AnadittouiFtirive
Stow,
tone round about your home, shall you wake many and
Allah
dl:ey,
toss
dtturtysu.sadrise:ufriestl,ur.
intevyeratheetukhumhablevehoub:
per Cent, Stock 10R, Is f, ; ditto Four per homely done when the night cornea ; and the steward deal
Cent. Debentures, IN4 or 1 1001, 1 ; ditto kindly with the labourer.—Corshill disiggs.:ine for May,

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