The Express.
London, England, 1865-07-06 00:00:00

THE HOP and MALT EXCHANGE and
WAREHOUSE COMPANY (Limited).
Ineorpoested under "The tOnspanfea Act, late."
LAAtal, 412D,000, J 212.000 Slane of LlO each.
Deposit 41 per thane on application £2 on allotment Nu call
will aseee4 Z 2 per share, or be made at iutervala of lean than
three month&
'Merest at the rate of 6 per rent per annum will he paid half-
yearly on the capital pald.up until completion of the Exchange
and Waiehouees.

DIBZOIUMS._

Blr Edmund H. Y. Loon, Bart, P., Ormeeby House, Gnat
Yarmouth.
Portloek Dadson, Esq., Blackheath, S. K., and Main.
Beak

leu—t7Ndonel CUallou Club, 13. W , and Croon.,

Cutts, County Limerick.
Charles Kemp Dyer, Esq., Lloyds, KC. (Director of the Loudon
and !Southwark insurance Corporation).
George Garraway, Esq. (G. Garr* ray sad Co.), Lime-street, KC.
(Director of the English and Scottish Hulse insurance
Company).
Ildward Loess, Esq. (Hesse 8. Hayhurst, Lucas sad Son Old
ContHschange, LC. (Director of the Merl:haat iShipping Com.

Meld Ogilvy, Zig., Bydesbain, S.L Director of the Greed
Western Balln
I. G. ToDemachwie Blodafr, Ewi. Travellers' Club, 8.W., and
Thurso guile, Caithness (Director of the General Irrigation
and Water Supply Company of IProume).
Edward B. Tiss, Seq.. LLanshain place, W. (Deputy Chairman
of the ralmeath Docks).
Henry D. quaky, Seq., Symondsltry, bildport, Dorset Director
. of Bridport Old Brewery Company,.

The London and County Ban7:l7T-lnutntrnet audits Branehen

--TM; Ffstionol Bank. Old liroad-street, and Branches.
Messrs. Henies, Iferqnhar. and Co.. Bt. Janies'ostraet.
SOUCfross—Messes. Thompson and Dalmatian', Salters'-hall,
Bt. Swithins.lans,
BIONERS—Messrs. Griffith and Burton. 5, Angel court,
Throamorton street. E.C.
Aaarrolin—Messfs. Johnstone. Cooper, Wlntle, and Evans,
Coleman-Woes balldhip, C.
Ancoussor—B.leherd Henry Moore, E.q., 10, Walbrook, KC.,
and Old Yalace.yard,e.
MISTIMING NICIUSIGI—CharIes Yostor Hayward, Esq., Yellow
of the Royal Institute of British architects, Y.S.A., Adam-
stre,t, adelptiL
/4 MUGU —lllomas Slater. Dui.
81:0/Efsa, ?pro Wm.)—Thomas B. Grobeeter, Esq.
Temporary Mesa, 54, Threadnesttlestrect, B.C.

ABRIDGED PROSPECTUS.
The general body of merchant--the corn, coal. and other
leading mercantile intereit•—have oath they Exchange for
the concentration and despatch of husine.e. In this respect
the bop and malt trades, embracing large and important
inteillal, are deficient, and a suitable Exchange has become at
length an imperative want w bieL this company proposes to
provide.
Warehouse accoannodabse is at the present time also eery be
adequate to the wanted of the trade. it is
fore, to construct wares uses, of the most P'Xll7lle. kthtni
adapted not only to the stowage of hope, but also of malt an
other produce compatible with the stowage of the former corm
modlty.
For the purpose of mawying oat those haportant objects, a
very vainaMa ate of freehold Lind has been loomed It Is
situate at the corner of Ifigh.stret t, Borough, and has a frontage
of about 220 lest In the New douthwarkstreet, and contains
nearly 20,000 square feet, with a separate entrance Into Park-
street, in the rear, towards the Borough Market.
' The purchase by the Company is based upon a saltation made
by the eminent surveyor, them Bolton and TAM, of GI, Old
Iltroadetrest
By the proposed undertakgrowers, merchants, dealers, and
buyers, will have all the advantages of a complete and well-
attended market close to the termini of all the railways which
pass through the bop-growing districts of Kent, surrey, and
Soma. and will thus be enabled to avoid the trouble, espalier,
and Ices of time incurred In visiting hop ISCICIUUMIS. wanting,
houses In visions par
of Ow Borough. Ample space will be
provided and private and gaaeral altos% stowage of stiek and
samples, and show rooms, together with every requisite for the
complete accommodation of tenants and shareholders.
Subscription and refreshment rooms will alai be provided
and en eminent duns of refreshment contractors are prepared Id
rent the latter on satbfactery terms ; and St Is also propels& tO
establish a club for the touventeme of amen. country dealers,
and brewery.
Meimates have been prepared with groat care, and after mak-
ing liberal allowances fb an contingencies, they show that the
income which may_ressonahly be expected from these different
memos of profit will be not leas than 20 pe r cent.
Vitro a ill be no promotion money paid, the mammary outlay
for the astabbskimat of the Ocanpany mar being Moaned.
Tim articles of association, automat for the purchase of the
land, and sewn. Notton and Trim's report, may be seen at the
Solicitors, and at the Temporary t'flice• of the Company.
Forms of applicatioa for shares stay be obtained at the Offices
of the Company, and et the brokers, bankers, and solicitor'.