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TEE FATAL RAILWAY ACCIDENT AT WOOLWICIL
—Yesterday an inquest war held at Woolwich on the body
of Ns. Win. Buck, of Hanover Chambers, Adelphi, who
was killed by the passage of a train on Sunday night on the
North Kent Railway. The jury, having hoard the evi-
dence of several eye Nihilism., returned a verdict of " Ace
dath."

MONEY MARKET.

THIS DAY.

Two O'CLOCK.

Very little business on account of tho public is
offering in the English stock market, and spe-
culation is completely at a stand-still, many
of the dealers being absent, holiday making
at Ascot and elsewhere. Under the influence, how-

ever, of the further rise advised from the Paris
Bourse, which is looked upon with more satisfac-
tion, as the positions taken up by the President
and the Assembly have for some time past been
becoming more and more antagonistic, and
supported by the resumption of operations by the
government
keres broker, who has purchased Reduced
and South Sea Annuities, prices have been
steadily maintained at yesterday's range.
Consols are quoted 971 to 98 for cash, and the rate I
for the account is called the same, though not a
single time bargain is yet recorded. The official list
of business is : Three per Cent. Consols, 971, 98 ;
Three per Cent. Reduced, 971, 1. Three-and-a
Quarter per Cents., 981 1. Long Annuities, 1860,
7 5-16 t. South Sea New Annuities, 971. Bank
Stock, 2111.
The market for the floating debt is firm and look-
ing up. Exchequer Bills, 1,000/. mark 445. and 455.
rng.litto 5001., 465. ; ditto small, 425. and 465. India
10001., 50s. and 545. pm.
min the foreign stock market Peruvian and Mexican
Bonds are the only descriptions dealt in to nny or.
tent. Peruvian continue their upward movement,
the price of the Active Bonds having to-clay reached
87, and that of the Deferred Debt 41. Sales
of Mexican have been offering all morning,
and the price has been depressed to 34, the market
still wearing a heav aspect. Other descriptions are
unchanged. The list of bargains is : Brazilian Old
Five per Cents., 881. Danish Five per Cents.,
1031. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 591, 1.
Five per Cent. French Itentes, 90 francs 75 cents.
Exchange, 25f. Mexican Bonds, for account, 13th
June, 34.1, 1,1, 34. Peruvian Five per Cents., for
account, 86, 87, 861; ditto Deferred, 41, 401, 401.
Portuguese Four per Cents., for account, 33. Russian
Five per Cents., 112/. Spanish Passive Bonds, 6,
51; ditto, Three per Cents., 401.
We have already published a notice of the traffic
returns on several of the chief lines for the last
week, and we arc now enabled to give most of the
others. The London and North Western return is
very favourable, as it shows an increase of 6,1941.
over the corresponding week iii last year, the amount
being 53,0351. against 46,841/. in 1850. The
Great Western return is 3,5491. more, being 20,2511.
against 16,7021.; the Lancashire and Yorkshire,
1,628!. more, being 15,403/. against 13,7751. ; the
London and South Western, 1,2391. more, being
12,8761. against 11,637!.; the York, Newcastle, and
Berwick, 5061. less, being 13,967/. against 14,4731.;
the York and North Midland, 851. more, being 7,081/.
against 6,996/.; the North Staffordshire, 3801. more,
being 4,947/. against 4,567/.
In Bank shares there has been little doing this
week. The sales are confined to : Bank of Austral-
asia (401. paid), at 221 to 1 ; Commercial of London
(201. paid), 231 ; London and Westminster (20/. paid),
28; National of Ireland (22/. Phi. paid), 19 to 1;
South Australia (231. paid), 25.
Dock shares are unaltered in price, being quoted
as follows: Commercial, 84; East and West India,
145; London, 1131; St. Katharine, 771 ; South-
ampton, 15.
In the market for insurance shares the change is
limited to a alight improvement in Guardian shares,
which are quoted 561.
The monthly returns of the Board of Trade have
come to hand, and are of a most satisfactory cha-
racter. In consequence of the dulness of trade which
occurred during the preparation for the Exhibition,
it was feared the returns of exports for the month of
April would show a large falling off, whereas the
only difference, us compared with the same month in
last year, is 31,8521., or about 3-5 per cent. diminu-
tion. There is a decline in the exports of cottons,
woollens, and linens, but generally there has been,
contrary to expectation, an increase in nearly
every other department. The totals for the month
are :

1849 £4,014,614
1850
1851
The decrease on cottons exported is very trifling,
only 1 per cent., which is attributable to cotton yarn,
there being an increase on manufactured goods. The
totals are :
1849 £1,831,163
1860
1851

Decrease
The decrease on woollens, yarn, and wool is to a
like extent, the totals being :
1849
1850
1851

£10,687 or 11 percent.
The decrease on linens and linen yarns for the
month is rather larger, the totals being
1849 £305,217
1860
1851

£37,028, or le percent.
The increase on the silk manufactures is about 7
per cent., and it is evident this branch of trado is
greatly advancing. The totals are :
1849
18.50
1851

Isere:as £6,025
The trade in metallic productions, machinery,
hardware, and cutlery, is very satisfactory. The
following arc the totals :
1849

£ 838,630
1850
1831

Increase £36,9e3, or 3 per cent.
This is exclusive of coals, alkali, and salt, which
likewise furnish increasing returns.
The beer trade is in a very satisfactory condition,
with exports constantly augmenting.
Tho great branch of earthenware has increased 25
per cent. on the month.
The glass trade, now emancipated from the excise,
is becoming of importance. The following are the
monthly totals :
1849
1860
1851
The returns for four months show like results:

1849
1110
15.51

It is no less pleasing to observe that the imports
of foreign glass arc as regularly decreasing as our ex-
ports increase, and it is to be presumed the foreigner
is not only competed with in this but in foreign
markets. iro exhibit the full increase of the English
glass manufacture, it would be necessary to ascertain
the diminished import of foreign glass, and the
general increase in the consumption of home made
glass.
The imports, so far as they admit of analysis, show
favourable results. Sugar, it will be seen, maintains
a continuous increase. The entries for home con-
sumption, in four months, including refined and mo-
lasses, are :
1649
18.50
1851
Tea for the four maths home consumption shows
a considerable increase, the quantities being:
1849
1850
1861
Coffee has rallied, the four months' consumption
being:
1849
1850
1861
Cocoa is stationary. The consumption of fruits
and spices good. Spirits show a decline, and
wine an increase.
There is a large kerma as compared with last

year in wheat, grain, and flour, but the agricultural
interests hem seem jo be not in a ruined state, as
they are taking larger quantities than ever of guano,
bones, and seeds. The import of guano for four
months has been :

1849
1850
1831

Increase
The supply of cotton is coming in more freely.
Silk is in good supply ; flax falling off, and hemp
increasing. Wool shows a diminution, and alpaca
an increase. The consumption of dyes and drugs is
very satisfactory.
Altogether, as we observed at first, tho returns
afford convincing evidence of the flourishing state of
the country, more particularly attributable to our
improved fiscal arrangements.
The navigation ret urns will likewise be perused
with great interest. The repeal of the navigation •
laws is working most satisfactorily; not only is the
general foreign trade of the country increasing, but
the share of English shipping. In a branch so
fluctuating it is useless to refer to a single mouth's
returns; the four months' returns afford extensive
and continuous evidence. The total of English
shipping inwards and outwards engaged in the
foreign trade for four months, is as follows:
1849 2,258,607 tone.
1850 2,30.5,640 ~
1831 2,366,057 ~
Tee•e... • 59.417 tons.
The colonial wool sales at the Hatt or c 5.,,,...,....
progress steadily. The two bales of prize wool ex
Mary Ann from the Cape (samples of which are tO
be seen at the Great Exhibition), realised this
afternoon 3s. Old. per pound for one bale, and
2s. 3d. per pound the other. The public sales, which
commenced on the lath May, close on Saturday,
the 4th June, at two o'clock.
The last quotations of exchange at foreign places
in London arc as follows :
Previous Lltcst
Quotations. Quotations.
Cadiz • 51
Galati 921 91 921
Genoa, 3 months
Gibraltar, 90 days
Lisbon 64 611 d.
Malta, 3 months
Naples 672* 672
Oporto, 90 days 541 1 641 1
Pans, short
Ditto, 3 months 24f. 11. J 24f. as
Trieste
Venice '29l. 12 291. 95
ENGLISH FUNDS.—Tuto Day.
Beak Stock, 110 11 Low/ Anatalle 7 514
3 per Ct. Reduced. t.ll I lella Meek, 2'.81 it
Kr Ct. Cr 898.91.974 $ DMA Sonde.—
per Ct CUUMOI4, cat 4 Exchequer Bills. 1.0064.115. to 41e.
..olu for the Acet., 973 8
YORRION FUNDS.
41 per Ct. Belem 91 3 5 per Ct. Mexhan, 304
3 ,r, r.. eit.strabrailitNn. 88 ea Mit= t /
4IIZIAMDIIrIT•i. 46 1 8
6 per 01. Buena lyres. 57 tex Mr 5 per Ct. Fortuguete, $l7 ea die
6 per Ct. Milian. 103 6 5 par Ct. Ruston. 111 13
3 per CL Cbillart. 44 per Ct. Meatier, 101 l 21
3 pa Ct. Dead% 76 T b per Ct. Sreinta, .tairo, 190 1
19 per Ct. Dealt. 5611 3 per Ct. Sinual, 334 404
4 per Ct. Dutch. 90 . Do. Paaave. 51$
Equader. 34 1 24pr Ct. Venezuela, 32 4
1 per Ct. Unwinds. 16 II D. Deterred. 12 13