The Express.
London, England, 1865-07-01 00:00:00

nth).
David Ogilvy, Hem, Bydanhan 81 (Director of the Oren
Western Railway).
J. 0. Tollemache Travellers' Club, 6W. and
Thurso thistle, Caithness ,Director of the Hamm' irrigation
and Water Company of France).
Edward B. , tAangharn place, W. (Deputy Cheirmaa
of the Palm Docks).
Henry D. °wary, Ep. nymendabury, Bridpork Dorset (Director
of the Briclport Old Brewery Company).
The Leona an Comity Beat, Imabardetrest. and Hs Branches.
The National Hank, Old Broad-stank and its branches.
Hamra Homes, Parquhar. and C0.,114. James'estreet
BOthathoss-11thirs.
W Thompson
s- thd Debenn, naltere.haß,
W. [ithin'tan ILC.
BRORHIS—Wasere. Griffith and Burton, 6, Angel-court,
Throgeorton-street, P..C.
AUDlTOlul—liesuo. Johnstone. Cooper, W little, and Evan,
Coleman-street-build!P, IC.
Lacurran—itichard Henry Mow e, Roo., 10, Walbrook, B.C.
and Old Palace-yard, &
CuOSCLTD(O ARCHErlor—Charloo !Oster Hayward. iforl.. Yellow
of the Royal Institute of British Muktteda. P.S.A., Adam-
street, Adolph'.
61.thaon—Thomas Slater. Rip.
BieltirMtr (pro tem.)—Thoruss B. Grobecker,
Temporary Offices, 64. nresdneediestroot. d.C.

PIiOSPItCTU&
The general body of merchauts—the corn, coal, and other
leading mercantile interests—haws erult their Exchange for
the concestratiou and despatch of busyness. In this respect
the hop and malt trade*, embris lug large and imp neat
interests, are dencient, and a suitable Exchange hat become at
length an Imperative want which this Company proposes to

provide.
Warehouse accommodation is at the present time also very in-
adequate to the wants, of the trate. It ls proposed, there-
fore, to °Destruct wershouses of the most suitable kind,
adopted not only to the *towage of hops, hut also of malt and
other produce compatible with the ston.tge of the former cow-

For the purpose of carrying out these Important objects, •
very valuable site of f,eebold land bus been secured. It is
gunge at the corner of High-street, Borough, and has • frontage
of about 320 feet In the New Southwark-street. and contains
nearly 2a,000 plum feet, with r separate estriuste into Park-
etre 2t, to the tear, towards the Borou.,h Market.
The building frontages in New Bun heath-street (constructed
by the Board of Works nt a great expanse'. have been rapidly
ahambed by capitalists and merchants for their own occupation
and investment, and many very extensive buildings have been
meted and am in proves,' whilst the opening of Southwark-
bridge to public trailie has tended cousiderabiy to enhalice the
value of laud in that locality.
The site chosen la without exception the most eligible In the
Borough fur the purpose of fu " Hop and 114, Bxchange." ban,.
exactly opposite the new premlam of "The Ilup Planters' Amo-
ciatton," and contiguous to the offices of the leading merchant+
and factors, and the moire of the hop trade operations, and la
immediate contiguity with the Borough branches of the London

4 County, London and Wert.'lamer, and Alliance Hawks.
The Nuclease by the Company se based upon a valuetb in mole
by the ouitient surveyors, ltresers. Norton and Trist, of t 2, end
larodit• eel.
Th: Lachance, In srchltectnru, magnitude, and appointments,
will he adapted to the ostensive rondnsments of the trade, so as
to &Boni every facility for the transactiou of hualisees.
The average auirual produce of ling:Lsh-growu hops for the last
ten )ears has been upwards of 300,00. cwis., the wester part of
which came to the borough for sate sad distribution. Ibis
gaudily has considerebty increased by the cultivation of &larger
acreage owing to the repeal of the hi p duty, while, from the same
cause, a proportionate increase bathe importation of foreign hope
has avian.
by the proposed undertaking growers, merchants, dealers, and
buyers, will have all the advantains of a complete and well.
Wooled market close to the termini of all the railways which
pass through the hop-growing districts of Kent, hurley, and
Sussex. and will thus he enabled to avoid the trouble, expense,
and leas of time incurred in visiting hop merchants enuetteg-
ho ores in various puts of the Borough. Ample space will be
prodded for pets ate and general °Mies, shove:se of stock and
adaptor, and show rOOLIIs, together with every requisite for the
complete accommodation of tenants and IttarutioltiveS.
Ithas been the custom to purchase both oaly at wartala Pow
of the year, bet the importat on of, foreign Ir .pri, the ea &blab-
merit of an open market and the introduction of the malt end
barley trades, will uo doubt ohmage the practice, soul render
weekly trausactious a meonity.
Subscription and retteslinteitt rams will also be provided :
and an eminent Itrial of nfreshuient contractors ore prepared to
tent the latter on satisfactory terms ; sod it is also proposed to
establis.. a club for the convenience of growers, country dealers,
and brewers.
The etre.,ter portion of the buildings will ho devoted to pro-
perly classified fireproof warehouses and oMees, especial care
clog tateu in their evrestruction to adapt them for It p mer-
chants and maltiatei s ; they will also be suit& de for other trades
for which the acconitaialatiou in tilt wigliisAirltuott is at present
very inadequate :and from these EOCIP*II alone building Will be
Bethnal far exceedtrg the ordinary return oar lowest-

meats.
katimates have been preps ed with great care, and after mak-
ing Ilberel allowances for all contiugeudes. they show that the
hawse which may ressonabiy be expected nem these different
sources of profit will be mg leas than tu per rent.
Referring to the Corn gm:hangs, and the vane of Its shares
as compared with the orlglail corn. It appears that the orleiwel
£lOO shares are now worth gi,SSO, and ditlicult to obtain Seek at
that price : so that this Company. taking her Its model the priu-
elple of that establishment, adaptina it to the special nature of
the commodities fur which it is required, and loaning itself of
the Improvement. which experience at all times affords. pro-
mises to become one of th best Investments In the king
There will be no peOlau4io4l money paid. the neemaery outlay
for the establishment of the Company only being incurred.
in the event of no allotment being metre the depo,it. will be
returned in full. illesuld a lens number of shares be allotted than
applied for, the depoelt will be appropriated towards the pay-
went on allotment, and the balance, If any, teturuwi to the
applimat.
The articles of association. sometime' for the purchase of the
land, anal Slew*. Norton and Trist's report, uuty be meta at the
Solicitors, and at the Temporary :Mims of the Company.
Phew of application fur shares mar be obtained at the Offices
of the Company, sod the brokers, bankers, and solicitors.

(To be retained by the Bankers.)
FORM OP APTUCATION RJR PRAMS.
The Hop end Malt hacluinge and Warehouse Company
(Limited).
To the Directors of the Hop and Malt Exchange and Warehouse
Cempany (Limited).
Gentlemen,— Having paid to your bankers the sum of E
being a deposit of ft per share on shares in the above
Company. I hereby request that you will allot me that num-
ber, and I agree to accept the same. or any less number you may
allot me, and to bee. ,met me muer of the Company, and to pay the
further sum of £2 per share due on allotment thereof, and the
calla when due from mc. And I author he you to place my name
on the register of members for the shares so allotted to me
Name in full
Profession or description
Bastions
Date

I‘IIIDIEI3 SELECT LIBRARY.-NOTICE.
MUDIIrd LIBRARY CIRCULAR for JULY, eontalning
an ample flat of Hoots for circulation to town mud Tillage
librares and book clubs, U NOW BRADY, and will be for-
sardell p- stage free on applleation.—llixbe's Select =
(Limited), New Oxford-street, London. City Mee, %King
Cbespolde.

'LONDON CARPET WAREHOUSE.
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BROWN BROTHERS.-PATENT CHAIRS
and COCCHICA. Barrack Furniture. Trunks.
Portman-
tem, etc., at PRIM CONMIDEDAHLY REDUCLD.
106, PICCADILLY. Malogues Dec

FICIROLARIES, and their PREVEN
KY 'vase Patent BASH FA4TZNERS, so highly com-
mended by the police teacistratt foe the prevention of bares-
ties anti nbration of gashes, can now he leo wholesale of the
manumeturere Harter and C.., Albion Works, %Mesita', Stat.
for.ishire ; k. Moime. 10. Duke-street, Liverpool; Rowley nod
Co., 1, limit-street, Manchester: and el the Patentee, 3. Queen's-
row, Grove-lane, Camberwell--at palm equally ow with the
common useless fastener. Retailed by the principal ironmon-
gers is the kingdom, who are now being supplied.

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C. and J. FIELD'd LABEL is on all packets
iv • SUPPLIED theZE MEDAL PAAAFINE CANDLES.
Tel REt MAJESTY'S GOVEMNMENT.

T.C. C. and J. FIELD'S NSW CANDLE
b •to sod: 801:DVITSIVIaLts

T C. and J. FIELD'S Patent Self-fitting, Hard
. CHAMBER CANDLER, tor ricketiness, safety freak Rm.
sad deosowy. THEIR NAME 18 ON EVERY CANDLE.

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u . manufacturers of the celehrated lINFIED MV OS
SOAP: manufacturers of the New Patent Hard, Self-itting
Chamber Cantles; manufacturers of the him Midst raniane
Candles. AS ISUPPLLKD TO HEE MAJEBTSISOOVERNIIIINT

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014 M. Pfacran4cal. Imam. J.W.