The Express.
London, England, 1852-04-05 00:00:00

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Rkehums on Landon : u allllll. u 33190da71;23 .124.
Niels; 5, MO lO3l Romp Napkin 8rute......... 103 Moog
Ua 11, Raman Loan,speret. 951 ..
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Piedwatat Cankk 96 50 ... Bank Marla 271/2
PAnia,APRII.3.--830ermain,630 ; Versailles(riabt bank)
Ha; Dino Deft bankL 26130 ; Pails and (Meant 1,187 SO ntri
and 715; Roots and Hawn, 299; Nunlike and Avignon,
373; and Rale. 233 75 Centre, 342 30 , (Meant lad Bar.
dean; 1196 ; Meer" 670 P., and atraahoura, 363 ; Palid Mai
VA 510 ; Teen and Nantes, 352 50; Montereau and Troyes, 170;
and ramp 240; Bordeaas and Tsai, 110.
DRID, MARCH 30.—Three per Cents., 40 ; after
Boles, 40 p. • New Three per Cents., 191; after Bobo,
19 7-18 cub, 1 paper. Millen., 91 • after Bohm, 91.
Passives, 31-; after Bolen, 51 paper. 'Bank of St. Fer-
dinand,loo c. Exchange on London, 50.85.
Thaws, APRIL 3.—Voluntary Loan, 1021; New
Loan, Four-and-a-Half per Cent. (1850), 1031 ; ditto
(1852), 1021 • National Debt, 90. Commercial
Marine Society's Premium, —. Bank Shares, 102.
VIENNA, APRIL 2.—Five per Cent. Mdtalliques,
951; New Loan (A), —; ditto (B) Four-
and-a-Half per Cents. ditto, 841. Bank Shares,
1,248. Exchange on London, 12.30.

LOCAL SCARE

ARKETS.

BIRMINORAII, APRIL 3.—This market was firmer to-
day, and shares generally steadily maintained their prices.
MANCIIIITIR, APRIL 3.—The market has been languid,
but prices more steadily supported. Caledonian, lq, 19 ;
Eastern Counties, 91 ; East Lancashire, 171; Lancashire
and Yorkshire, 711; Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincoln-
shire New 61. Pref.,_l p.; Midland Railway Consols, 641 ;
South Eastern and Dover, 211 15-16; Manchester and Sal-
ford Water Works, 611.
Luaus, APRIL 3.—We had a flatter market this morn-
ing, with • downward tendency in prices, The closing
We, were as follows _Eastern Uuion (B. end C.), 61;
Great Northern', 191; Leeds Northern', 171 ; ditto Pre-
ference, No. 3, 1 pm. ; ditto Quarters, 21. Is. 3d. pm.;
North Western, 111 dis.; ditto Preference, 141 ; Sheffield,
Rotherham, and Goole*, 211.
BRISTOL, APRIL 3.—Tha market was scarcely so rs
bat with a lair amount of business done. 'Bristol and
Exeter, closed at 901 ; Great Westerns, 881, 881; Midland
(6 per cents.),l37 ; Taff Vale shares, 160.

THE PEEL Tairratortm..—On Saturday the wind-
ing up of the penny subscriptions towards the fund for
erecting a monument to the memory of the above dis-
tinguMed statesman was brought to a conclusion. A de-
putation, consisting of the following gentlemen—viz., Mr.
Yates (the originator of the testimonial, and chairman of
the committee), Mr. Dean, Mr. Davis, Mr. Finch, Mr.
Wakeling, Mr. M'Phail, Mr. Greig, and Mr. Rouse,
waited upon Mr. Hume, at his residence in Bryanstone-
square, for the purpose of ascertaining the amount of sub-
scriptions collected, and auditing the accounts. Mr. Hume
informed the deputation that the resolution passed in the
month of August last had not, be regretted to may, been
carried out, an insuperable difficulty having arisen in con-
sequence of some of the gentlemen appointed as trustees
having been on the coatinent. The resolution to which be
referred set forth that the sum of 1,200/. deposited in the
Bank of England, and a further sum of 4001. in the
hands of his (Mr. Humes) private bankers, Messrs.
Ransom and Co.; should be appropriated to the
purchase of stock in the Three per Cents., and
that Lord John Russell, Sir James Graham, Mr. Gladstone,
Sir James Duke, Sir Koury Ilarding.., and himself, should
act as trustees to carry out that object. But as the Bank
of Ragland required the consent of the whole of the gentle-
men named, the purchase of the stock could not, for the
reason he had stated, be effected. He had, however, muck
pleasure in announcing that Lord John Russell and Sir
James Graham had consented to act with him in applying
the fund to any object the committee might think most de-
sirable. The total amount of the penny subscriptions wee
1,7371. Os. 6d., and he (Mr. Hume) was happy to say that
he bed received promises of subscriptions from several gen-
tlemen, and expected a donation of 51. from Mr. Cobden.
The accounts having been audited, it was resolved that the
money should be placed in the funds in the names of Lotd
Johnßumell, Sir James Graham, and Mr. Hume, as joint
trustees. Various suggestions were 'zeds with regard to
the ultimate disposal of the fund, but that question will not
be finally determined before the ensuing month.

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