The Express.
London, England, 1851-06-04 00:00:00

RAILWAY SHARE MARKETS.

Livirapoor„ luxe 3.—The market has been very de-
at an kinds of ehs k and *ham are towers
like folds ins are the tem-whims : Lane:whim and Yorkshire, 574
—4,,ed..:ind 164-13.1aton and Nor.ll Western, 125 44 - -L6tto
new 4 shims), 41 p.--Ditto ;fifth .hue.), 411p.—Mitiland, 551
5 el—Ditto it, rt), Fastern and Ismer, 2111
X44—York and Ninth Midland, 23 24—1 red tloutbern and Weds
ern, it 4.
fils,icntattn, JUNE 3.—The businebs done was very
tritn gad gr., err r.eoer low r.
BKINTOT., Juan 3.—There was but a moderate 'mount
of tat.usei.s tr.,n•aetrel, and looks were r etas firm as lesterday. The
kgiogn g nice he transAetions: Great Wawa at,7 were done et
i, Gun Ign at i teeth Wl}, nu at 124, Ma:sad at 36, south East-
•rn and la a r ,t• 214 Val ot cob sd
IlianlNGnaN, JUNE 3.—This share market was not
lila', Erin 1.0-g 7. Lona... ald North We.terns elokil at 12q;
manettester and aoeMeks, at 301 and North B.affdde at 10, 104 per
share.

Pants, JUNS 3.—Varnaillea (right bank), 267 60; ditto
(le'l bank', 213. I.l4ruilu4d 0414.41;•, , INsna and &me., 1312 73;
Moen and Ilan, 24; 3. ; Strtud2m2te a,d !law, —; Centro.
11•; Orlra • urtd 11.-rdeaux, 30. 25; lathern, 44$ (.0;1'%214 sot
Itw•+rur¢ Na Mi; Tour. +old Nantt.P. 276 23; Montereau and
Tour o, 113; Lneple and fee grnp, 203. 414nalllev and Avignono2o4

WESTMINSTER FREEHOLD LAND SOCIETT.—Laht
evening a mectingapus held at the Rosemary Branch
Tavern, I loxtun, fur Bit purpose of explaining the objects
and principles of this society, to enrol new members, and
to make arrangements fur the bansinission of subscriptions;
Mr. Itcynolds in the chair. It appeared that the members
of the society numbered 117, bulldog 1,347 shares, and
that estates had already been purchased fur their benefit at
East Moul.ey (roar Hampton Court) and at Iteicate, the
first comprising 30 acres of land and making 213 allotments,
the secant' 21 acres and making about 130 allotments. It
was further stated that negotiations were pending for the
purchase of sonic hind within three miles of London, in
order to accommodate members who could not conveni-
ently take shares in the estates mentioned. It was sug-
gested that it would he necessary to appoint some confi-
dential person to receive subscriptions in this locality ; and,
after a brie discussion, arrangements were mail^ for that
purpose. A resolution was paned in furtherance of the ob-
jects of the society ; and the meetmr was addressed by Mr.
Southwest], who made MI urgent appeal to the good KIM of
working men. with a eiew to induce them to promote their
owe interests by joining an association of so useful a nature.
Several new 'mantis rs were then enrolled, and the 'netting
was adjourned fur a fortnight.
AURICULTUILIL PROsPECTS IN IRELAND —The ac-
count, from theenuritry are in general of a cheering cha-
racter. It would be impossible to have weather morn
favourable for all the purposes of agriculture; the grain
crops, except where there has beta sad neglect on the part
of the grower". present a luxutiaut and promising appear-
ance ; tile potato is once more testored to its old position,
at least so far no an opinion upon it can be pronounced at
this early period of the season; and all the prospects of a
bountiful harvest have set in. Samples of excellent potatoes
have been exhibited in almost every locality: Lind the Has
crop, on which so much depends in many parts of tke
couufty, is also 'whim; extremely well. The reports from
the fairs, which arc held in great numbers at this season
are, however, not so favourable. In almost every instance
the stock offered for sale is of an inferior description,
giving erid.mce of past neglect. or the results of Bad
seasons, but the prices are good, and should eueograge the
Irish farmers to fresh efforts sad attention.