The Express.
London, England, 1853-05-11 00:00:00

MARKETS.

COI TON.—LtirmumoL, Mat' 10.—The market closed
tame!) and firmly without change in prices. The sales are
estimated at s,ooo.bales (500 taken by speculators anti 500
by reporters) and comprise 70 Pernamt and Maranhnms,
at 61d. to 7d.; 20 Bahia. at 6 ; 400 Egyptian, at 50.
Ito iht.; 400 Surat', at 3td. to 4td.

MANCNUTER, MAT 10.—There has been rather more
businesi in yarns and cloths, and producers are obtaining
higher prices in consequence. The Weavers at Blackburn
have given notice for an advance of ten per cent. on wages,
and the manufacturers of that district are unwiring to
take contracts unless with proportionate increase of rates.
Forties Mule yarn are scarce, in consequence of interrup-
tion of production from spinners. Turnouts at Moseley
and neighbourhood. Producers met with ready sales gene.
rally at fully lot week's rates.

WOOLLEN CLOTH.—LEEns, MAT 10.—There has
been a rather quieter market to-day. Goods are now so
high that the merchants are generally indisposed to pur-
chase beyond their present requiremenu, unless an induce-
ment is offeied by the manufacturers by accepting lower
prices. This they show little disposition to do, as with the
present high rate of the raw material they have no chance
whatever of replacing present stocks ; hence, there is leu
business doing than there was.

WOOLS.—IItiDDERBF.ELD, May 10.—The Wool trade
is rather quiet at present, as is usually the case fur a week
or two before the commencement of the London sales, which
are announced fur the 19th inst.

MANI: FACT 1.7 RES. —lltmlizws ELD, May 10.—We
had a tolerable quantity of goods brought to the Cloth.liall
today, and, constquently, more choice has been elf irded
than for some time, but it is quite evident that merchants
are buying more cautiously in goods of general manufac-
ture, though light coloured patterns adapted fur the season
meet with ready sale.

CORN.—Hutt., May 10.—There has been a good demand
for all kinds of fresh Wheat, which are comparatively scarce :
the bulk of our supply and stock is low qualify, and such is
neglected. With the single exception of Barley, our arrivals
are moderate. To•day's market was well 'Mewled by farm-
ers, who showed little disposition to be influenced by Mark
Lxne reports, and we can report no alteration in the beat
ruts; they did not offer samples at all freely. A fair sale
for good foreign, the chief demand being on fine Danzig.
The import of Barley goes off well for consumption, without
a concession of more than Is. per qr. Oats a better sale.
Beans of all sorts, Is. dearer. In Peas little or nothing
doing. Not much business passing in Linseed, but a fair
consumptive demand for Cakes, with some business passing
in contract. Rapeseed very firm,but Cakes are the turn lower.
Arrivals of Bones are shut, and 2s. 6d. per ton dearer.
Imports from April 30 to May 6: Wheat, 2,581 qrs. ;
Barley, 8,583; Oats, 1,426; Beans, 56; Peu, 248; Tares,
220; Linseed, 3,220; Rapeseed, 2,36 U; Oil Cakes, 174 tons;
Bones, 777; Guano, 96.

LEEDS, MAY 10.—The show of wheat is good this
morning, having many samples from the recently ar-
rived Baltic shipments; all tine fresh qualities command a
fair sale at about the rates of last week, other sorts move
slowly. Barley steady in price. Beans scarce and fully as
dear. In oats and other articles no material alteration.
Arrivals this week: Wheat, 3.317; Oats, 88; Barley, 75;
Beans, 126 ; Peas, 19 ; Malt, 453 ; Shelling, 56 ; Rapeseed,
1,425.
LIVERPOOL, MAY 10.—The arrivals from Ireland and
Coastwise during the past week have been small, and from
foreign ports we have only received 4,534 quarters wheat,
1,001 quarters barley, 600 quarters beans, 200 sacks and
4,532 barrels flour. The exports in the same time com-
prise 2,6.50 quarters wheat, 419 quarters oats, 1,997 quar-
ters Indian corn, 348 barrels Indian meal, 1,064 sacks and
5,324 barrels flour. The trade has been quiet for both
wheat and flour throughout the past week, and prices ge-
nerally in favaur of the buyer. Oatmeal, however, has
met with a good demand for Ireland, and improved in
value 6d. per load. Indian corn has also been more sale-
able, and on rather better terms. The weather, which in
the early part of the past week was warm and genial, un-
derwent a complete change towards the close, and since
Sunday it has been extremely cold and inclement, with
heavy falls of snow. At this day's market there was a fair
attendance of the town and country trade and several
buyers from a distance. Wheat and flour met with a good
consumptive demand, at the full prices of this (lay week,
being rather better than those obtainable on Friday. Oats
were in request, at an improvement of about Id. per 451b5.,
and oatmeal sold readily at 6.1. to 9d. per load mere money.
Bsrley and pease were without change ; but Egyptian
beans, being scarce, brought Is. per quarter advance. In-
dian corn was only in moderate request and without alte-
ration in value. Arrivals into Liverpool from the 3rd
to the 9th May inclusive : Wheat, 4,697 ; Barley,
1,341 ; Malt, 1,121 ; Oats, 2,169 ; Beans, 771 ; Peas, 117 ;
Oatmeal, I,7s7:sacks ; Flour, 300 sacks and 4,532 barrels.
Exports to Ireland: Wheat, 1,659 qrs ; Beans, 31;; Indian
Corn, 1,986; Indian Corn Meal, 348 barrels; Oatmeal, 70
sacks; Flour, 587 sacks, 2,042 barrels.
LYNN, May 10.—With very small supplies, prices of all
articles to-day were about the same as last week. Wheat,
old, 621bs. to 631b5., 455. to 465. per qr. to the growers;
best runs, new, 5811 s. to albs.. 38s. to 405.; ditto, in-
ferior, Mlbs. to 571b5., 355. to 375. Barley, 28s. to 325.
Beans, 325. to 361,

NE IVCASTLE, May 10.—The weather still continues of
en unsettled character. On Sunday and yesterday morn-
ing early the ground was covered with snow to the depth of
a couple of inches, and to-day we have had frequent
showers of rain, with occasional falls of sleet, the wind
being at the same time from the north-east. At our market
this morning we had a moderate show of Wheat from the
growers, and very little foreign offering, holders having
determined to land rather than sell at present prices, the
trade opened with more firmness, and in the business done
an advance ls. per qr. was acquired, cLoice Woolgast having
experienced a ready sale at 485., weighed 63165. per bushel ;
fine prepared Danish, 445. 6(1. to 46s per qr. same weight.
Flour met little attention, although to make progress 3.35.
would have been accepted for households and whites in
proportion. Rye without change. The weather still con-
tinuing favourable for malting, occasional buyers are met
with for the choicest descriptions of malting Barley, but
grinding, being in liberal supply, can only be sold by sub-
mitting to a slight concession. Malt, Beans, and Peas
without material change, and the same remarks are appli-
cable to Oats. .

CAT TLE.—S•Lisn V ILY, May 10.—Our market this morn-
ing presented • better appearance as regards quantity and
quality than for many weeks past; although there were the
bait things we have seen for several months past, they did
not excite much attention. The attendance of country
butchers was rather scanty, and the Beef trade was very
sluggish, and prices had a downward tendency. A clear-
ance was, however, effected. The supply of Sheep and
Lambe was much larger than of late, but in
these also the sale was dull, aad the prices of the
former were in favour of the buyer. We had a good
supply of Calves, in which a good trade was done, but
there was no improvement in the prices of Veal. There
was net so many Pigs In the market as of late, and there
being a full attendees) of buyers, Porkers and Store Pigs
brought higher prices, while • few good Bacons exhibited
were sold a little below recent quotations. Prices: Best Ox
Beel, 10s. to 10s. 6d. per score; Heifers and middling
breeds, 95. to 10s. ; Best Down Mutton, out of the wool,
60. to 7d. per lb.; long- woolled and inferior, 6d. to 61d.
Lamb of good quality fetched Bd. per lb. Veal, 6d. to 61d.
Pork, fresh and salt, 61d. to 7fd. per lb., and 9s. 6d. to
10s. per score. Bacon, green, per lb., 7f d. to Bd. ; dry.
81d. to 9d.; ditto, per score, 9a. 6d. to 10s. &id Store Pigs,
18s. to 28s. each. Mitch Cows, with calves, 91. 10s. to 131.

From the LONDON GAZETTE.—Theaday, May 10.

LORD CHAMBERLAIN'S OFFICE, MAY 2.
Notlee is hereby given that her Majesty's birthday will be celebrated
on Tuesday the 24th instant.
Notice Is ales given that her Majesty will hold Drawing-rnoms, at
Ft. James's Palace, on the following days, at 2 o'clock : —Thursday.
god June nest; Tuesday, 14t1 June nest; Thursday, 23rd June neat.

FOREIGN-OFFICE, MAT 7.
The Queen his been pleased to approve of M. Pedro Nolance Casio
u Consul in Jamaica for t .e Republic of New Otenada.

ADMIR kLTY, MAY 5.
corps of Royal Marines.—second Lieutenant Frederick Ilerb•rt Ruel
to b• first lieutenant, 'We Francis Hobert Newton, dismissed the
service.

RICTIAID Pertara r, Star(TlOl7:loVih:l;orth. draper, to ,area tICT
May 20 at 11, and July 2atla, at Basinntialbstreet. Sots., Sole and
Co., Aldermanbiny; of. stoic.. Pennell, Gui
Kuwait T 111101.13, Noma, Norwich, shawl manufacturer. May
20 at 11, and July 2 at 121. at &which*llbtreet. Solo., Sole eat
Co., Aldermanbury ; °lf. 10.4., Pennell, Guildhall-chambeis.
Thomas Marnicw 14.wois, Old Brentford, Nlaldleses, nadir: MAN..
May 21 at it, and Jane 17 at 1, at Casing hall-street. Laurance
and Co., Old Jcwry.rhambers ; urea asaig., Whitmore. ra,ingliall.
street.
WILLIAM COI. V., Chesterton!. E'swes, horse Andre. May 19 at /21,
and June 23 at 12, at It caaahall-street soh., Ciastis,
and Inwrance and Co., Old Jew ry-chambei• ; ort.
Coleman-street-buildings,
lasso II intact, Napier-nov.9, Ashley-trims., efiv.to...l, Ms, 10 at
111, and June 20 at 12, at Itaeingliallaureet. eaccp„
side; off. aasig., Pell, Cidenismstrosishuililings.
Oauaua Uvrenia, lAeds, Yorkshire, manufacturing elient.m, Mar ?I
and June 20, at I I.`, at Liada,Court. toe; ;
assitt., Hope, Leads.
13110.1ANIN LA1111.01141, lki-easter, Yorkshire, WOAINI &INT, May
71. awl June 23, ut 10, at 1. • 1314 Court, at Skettli.l,l. Col., Blacks
burn, Leeds; off. assist Resin, Sheffield.
WILLIAM Al3llllOl Sr tailow, Liverpool, metal broker, May 23 and
June 13. at 11, at Liverpool Wart. Sol., Tyndall, Liverpool; of.
am*, CLLACIIOII% Liverpool.
Josars TAVLOK, 3lancloster, power 100111 cloth manufacturer, May
23 and Julie 13, at U, at ManctuNter Court. bul., Iltath; Man.
cheater; of. ureic, Cott, Manchester.
II %NUE fir I`TCY ANNULLED.
COl.Lutuwoou Tt u.v, Su. derland, Durham, ship owner.
INSOLVENT 11711 fIONEKS.
1.0411,,L.TRUT.
T. T. Bide, LeadenhalLureet, City, eating-house keeper—J. J.
Chaplin, 740414.e5-playe, IlAcknry•ruml, pork butcher—W. Hoek'',
British School.lan... Chiswick, broker—J. Monk, Ogle-street, Upper
Marylebone.strect,cabproprietos—W. Bayle, Blackfriais.
road, news agent—J. Mayfield, Barnes. surrey, gerwer—:. Hunt,
Lewisham, K. nt, general merchant —T. Daw.on, Castle-street, Pal-
cn....juare, City —W. 11. Nall, stoclorcll-common, Clapham-road,
Surrey, commissi: n intent Pegriim, Walthamstow. Esra. form
I bailiff—A. Kaul, lainc.ucre, watch maker—J. Mayer, Clarence-pi:tor,
Myddleton.road. Dahiton, commission agent—J. Cretien, Russia.
cou,t, milk..treet, y, earpenter —T. Atkins, Putney, Surrey,
plumber—J. I). Hebert, New Gloucester-plane, Holton New Town,
house agent.
DEM. ARATIONS OP DIVIDENDS.
Isaac Onion!, Radcliff: Lancashire, cotton inanufacturee-2nd
of 3a. May 10 and :icy subsequent Tuesday, at LOCI,. Nan-
ChCTULT.
Alll.llAll CIIADWICIL, Rochdale and Fair View, Lancashire cotton
spinner-2nd dir. of 7 1-16 d., May 10, and any autsequent Tues-
day, at Lee's, Manchester.

-211 d die. uf 14. get. ::n add...ft
jpwrit Ropurr., Aberyntwith,eariligunrldre, dearer—p—.....
31st 11, and any sub...quota V. , Chic...dug, at fililler'.., 11, irt4d. -.4
AARON Coney to en. Ty Mawr. Innwenne, Glamo•kranalnre„ ~,,, No..
day, at 31iller'e, Minot.
tpo•irf.,.spiliedrioininatibild,birwe,neidill, nmlinae;
11.
and
~,,,
..b..4,ent
witaz
WILLIAM DAVIAON. NeWCIAIIe•UpOMTJCP. Run maker—Lt die 0
lee, May 7, and any putr.equent Saturday, at Hakes Neer
It:re-Tyne.
Jaws,, BR/WIWI/T. Leman street, Whiteehapel, engineer —2ed died
Si. rd. May 12, and three anbaeritant Thuradayr, at staig,;,..
B•4lllOullatreet. Ir
JANIPA k•aut and RADWRT Jon+ BIAPIR. RICtleA-0011rI. tiorrw,,,,,,
Cite, nesehanto-2nd 111 V. 01 :lid., Mar ts, and three rabreque4
Thursdays, at Gr..hanl'o, Culernanatreet.
Carmen Peary. 13nentree, EAPRI. ItrOteT-2n4 die. of 34., ‘13,1.
and three erbenwent Tete Adays, at Graham's, Ceteman.rtren, N
WILLI 04 BARLIA MAN, Fetring, Y....e5, eareenter—ler die. nr:icliA
May 12, and three subsequent Thursdays, at Graham's, caltzuZ
stre,t.

DIVIDENDS.
May 31. A. Clark. Bear-garden, seurnwath, plumber —Her
.-G'l'
d,
Spriggs, A idermanbury, City, warehou-ernan—May 3'. J.- GiuSi.
rinyn.street, S. Jamet's, Westminder, scrivener—May 31. J. Rpl
n
Ludgate-hill, City, tailor—June I. W. Donald, aytonCumbeTti,„?
catt'e dealer—June I. R. 11. 13.11, South Shields, Durham, pawmanufacturer—June 3. G. Townsm,Church, in Whalley, Lan
plumber.
CERTIFICATES to be granted, unless muse be shown to the. onton the day of meeting, rary
June 2. F. R. Graham, Fleet-strevt, City, ncenved victualler—Jo
22. J. Bottornlev, Marton, Lir.eattothire, miller—June 2. w. st •
Matichter, builder—Jane 3. N. Cm it arm's,,. tAnwhi,e,
PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED,
W. E. Ellis and J. Clare, Liverpool, Clark and 2.
young. Old Fish-street-hill, City, rag merchants —W. T. Scutt 2t.:/.,
Rosc, Philnot—lane, City, wholes le spirit merchants-1. :Michael gad
A. I. Marks, Sunderiant, Durham. merchants—J. Geiger and g.
Marti Half Mann-pristagr, Whitt-chapel, cigar nianufaugug„,_w.
Cowell and A. thillough, Charlettwtth, thahyshire, calk.° spinner,,
J. Seottlawoode, 0. Robertson, and J. Maitland, Great George-.tm_
Westminster, parliamettary agents—S. Garrett and E.
Cheshire, brewers—J. Hearne. F. Jackson, and P. Hearne, breg
Charlotte-street, Blackfriars-road, sabinet makers, to far em rent*
F. Hearne, Jura.—tl, Stinson and J. L titivaun, lirierlerthlll, Stadia.
shire, wine merchants—F. Davies and E. N. Willett, Per,,lvie, woo,
erstershire, surgeons—W. Ithelmnrih, seen., and W. Oweliworth,
Liverpool, architects—J. Pe•iroe. 11. Pearan. and S. Drew, Taratock,
Devonshire, ironfoundent —C. IL Morehead and It. D, Morehead,
Kingston-upon-Hull, painters—W. Gouistone, J. Sean an, and I.
Gar alt, Bedminster, Erato!, and minera—R. Lewis and J. (rig%
Cheater, and Wrexham, Denlighshir., timber merchants—y.cmie
and J. Harrison, Bourn, Ltne.,lnshire, plumbers—T. Fletcher, j.
Whewell, J. Clegg, and J. Morton, Crompton, Lancashire, end mg.
pritiont -J. Shaw and S. Stead, Huddet•sneld nit Morley, vorkd„.
booksellers—J. Phil'ipet R. Tibblts, and E. Phillip, Roystou agg
Wishech. Cambridgeshire, and Our.rte, Northamptonehire, common
brewers—W. S. Dan. L. Potter, .1. W. l'airclough, W. ff. Ittea,
and It. Gilehriat. Glasgow and Liverpool, as the Glasgow and
pool Shipping Dmispany—J. J. Gratin and C. G:ifiln, London and
Glasgow, booksellers.
SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS.
ALEXAKPRIL CAROM VII, aright, that k•aso, near Airdrie, May 13 ena
June ut the Globe hotel Glasgow.
Prou.sr Levy, Falinburgh, furrier, May 17 and June 7, at DoVeli
and Lynn's Rooms, Edinburgh.
Ssigvat Wri.thrr, Mazwelitown, Kirkcudbright, wood merchant,
May 16 and June 6, at the King's Arms lan, blaxwelltbuo.

BHIPPINO INTELLIGBNCI.

A It it I V It D.

ATSICANDIER-alt Prieto% May 9, from Rio Grande
ARIPTIDEA-M I'll!, May 9,
.from Conatantamaa
Aoaa MAILIA-at,flyniontb, May 9, from Locdaa
Mauna-at Queenstown, May 8, from .......... ............ LtarQdora
Aux:ma:a-at Newport, May 0, from Lauda
A OILE-at Deal, Maylo, from Wemtward
Angus-off Falmouth, May 10, from Alexandria
ars or Tat arra-at Gravesend, May 10, fr0na......-... Bt. /Gaul's
A alnaaPAlMlt -at Gravesend, May 10, from reams
ALrors a lemma-at Gravesend, ray 10, fr0a1........ Naplem
.Em.ora -at Gravevend, !May 10, from Moulmem
ARNA-at Gravesend, May 10, front
ARBAR-at Gravesend, May 10, from
Cu au yaws -at Ormvesenal, May 10, from Palerma
CAA/lA/MIA-at Gravesend, May to, from
GUOIITASITIA-114 GISVelffDB, May 10, from OP TM
Com:elm-at Gravesend, May 10, from Bombay
CARACTACLD-off Liverp"ol, May 10, from New Ofmas
Co -at Ihml, May 9, from
Carssa--at Deal. May 9, from Demerara
GIiIoIUITIA-at Deal, May 9, from Callao
Cons. oats MAIDA-at Newport, May 8, frost ........Lati0m
Don--at Bristol, May 9, from Odeon
Ds Warr Cf. from-at Liverpool, May 10, from Newyork
GULDIAIN -at Gravesend, May 10, from Gottenhurs
Dan II -at Gravesend, May 10, from Gilboa
EDDA GILANAD-at Liverpool, May 1.% from Amsterdam
Evora' wr Pavaine-at Gravesend, May 10, from Nantes
Keuese-at Gravesend, May 10. from Mae. Sea
Forswear-at Gravesend, May to, from Norway
Era -id 01119COSIDA, May to, 11011 Oporto
Etraerrv-at Pill, May 9, from .-...Ndly
Erom-at Deal, May 9, from . .„Mediterranean
Neuman (a.)-at Plymouth, Maylo, tom- Afrrt
FOIMITUDII-at l‘ll2ll, May 9, from... ... Colanbo
FAITMFDI, -al Falmouth, May 10, from ,„ Alexandra
' VIDILII-at Oraveseefd, Pay 10, from .............-Itio GTO*
FATIMA -at Gravesend, May 10, front Gin.a9m
Goyim:ma- at Gravesend, May In, from Lieffcs
180? von Feawaitife-at Gravesend, May 10, from Rmte
Chasm-at Portsmouth, May 9, from ... London
GOOD INTIOur at GOAL May 10, from Ilsaliterracras
MaliDA--at Falmouth, May 10, from Marmara
Ittontaann Samar-off Falanaatto, M- a 10, fran....-...New Drams,
I MOrralas -at Liverpool, May 10. from *fettle
flaw; -at Gravesend, May 9, from Trinidad
IffakRIMIDADIRS-M LaIDTSTA'IIO, May 10, from. ........ Bombay
JOON Ramarrr-at Deal, May 10. frain ShanMai
MILIANIA-at 1/eal. May 10, from Demerua
KATII-at Deal, May 9, from
MODSHANDIL-at Gravesend, May 10, from. ...... re.:
L01:164-at Gravesend, May 10, tram 09,110
LOUISA-off Liverpool, May 10, from New °fleas
Lan--at Loa% May 9, from B. Ayfee
' Loon PRUI/11011-at Mumbles, May 9, from Coquimta
Lanneu.a7at Deal, Otto 10 from Constant:anal

MANOM-at Cowes, My 9, from Hyland
Maata-at Deal, May 9, from Westward
MARIA Anua-at Falmouth, May 9, from ...W0
MARIMMA--at I.ITeTI/001, May 10, from Smile'
Mary AREI: -a. Gruvevend, May Pt, from Cape
MOPIARCII -at Gravesend, May 10, from Calcutta
Maas Ass-at Gravesend, May 10, from Mahn
Miseavai-at Crammed, May 10, from Magadan,
Maatoir.e-at Gravesend, May 10, from Calcutta
MAOARM -at Deal, May Pt, from Callao
Nistis-a: Gravesend, Maylo, from Girgend
Noarcsa-at Gravesend, May 10, from Leghorn
Nrrreso-at Bristol, May 9, from Rio Grande
Noana-at Cowes, May 9, from - Zanzibar
Ormss.co-at Falmeutb, May 9, from Ale:smirks
ORATOR-St Gray:vend, May 10, from Mauna=
PURSUIT-at Gravesend, May 10, from ...Callao
PantIRTIMUS-at Gravesend, May 10, from Cali;
Patacs ADALSIRT-at Gravesend, May 10, from Alexandria
newsiest or Taassra-st Gravesend, May 10, from Trieste
PaincaOieaa-at Gravesend, May 10, from Cape
Iltionseaso-at Gravesend, May 9, fr0m....„ Manama
PnuicAs-at Pill, May 9, from Varna
PAM/ORA-at Deal, May 10, from ... .....-..-Errada
Guam-0 Deal, My 9, trom
MICUARDAOI4 -St Swansea. May 9, from P. Adele&
Rosa- at Deal, Mar 10, from Trinidad
MOTAL SuTIMEION-at Deal, May 10, from Charente
MOBINA- Mt Liverpool, May 10, from Apalashicola
MOOLUTIONIM-at Gravesevid, May 10, from Aalborg
Houma- at Gravesend, Mar 10, trom Black Ora
Ras Hos-at Gravesend, Maylo, from Demerara
SuaelOat -at Gravesend, May 0, from 9 Loose
111MAIIARIA -at °mineral, May 10, from Ceylon
taws Jusa-st Oravezies4, May 10, from ...., Mahal
SWALLOW-IV Liverpool, May In, from -.Rio Grande
*eta or vol War-off Liierpoof, May',lo, from New York
tkossArra -off Liverpool. May to. from Mobile
Asian MAMA Ands-at Pill, May 9, from - Rio Grande
ersersiroa-at Deal, May 9, from Cokanto
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May. -

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SUSS.:OI/111—at Falmouth, meaty 5,— from. 13.dosta
Sao —at goetenatown, May el, from Li) Grande
svetrr or +or Noirrn—at Dcii, May 10, from. North
TUCK CAX rat LL—at Gravesend, May 9, from China
inm. Draws—at Graeae .d, May iii, from Ceylon
Two IlLantroa—at Grave..Lel, May 10, from Black its
Tea.—off Liverpool, May 10, from Las
Torsos off Liverpool, May 10
CNir. D-4 Swami.; May 9, from... .. . Coquimbo
l'itoasier —at Mumbler, Slay 9, from Cuba
VKLOPIOIdt —at Brietol, May 9, from Constantinople