The Express.
London, England, 1860-06-11 00:00:00

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Two o'Cioca.
There is no sign of a revival of business in the
railway share market, which is very dull. Prices
generally are fairly supported, but in two or three
instances a reduction of I to f per cent.
is presented. London and North Western
is now quoted 101 to 102 ; Great
Western, 56f to 591
;Midland, 1161 to
117 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1044 to 105 ;
Caledonian, 901 to 91} ; South Eastern, 85
; and Eastern Counties, 54 to
Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares are rather
Lt, at 3-16 to 1-16 die. The Indian and Canadian
lines are steady.

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No. I eel I Bair. IPAI M. peter I kir
91000 100 Agra and U. See. Bank .60 - - -
*WO 40 Aurelia* all
sow 25 Sank
oast Wis. all 214 a -
COCO 100 Bask
10m,000 SO liar Tarr
90,000 50 Barr N. Murk& ~- all - - -
4200 10 Cleart. Dar
weld C!
Mastrallik end Mrs . all 194 IS 10
90,000 26 Creed. Mom et Irla,
Lon, and China all 56 113 -
9 000 100 GM
10,000 100 Colonial
to,odo 20.11 Com. of Mara
56,000 100 Com. al Looks 2O 19 II -
4, 10 las ficetiAnaLCharkl all 11114 164 164-
6, SO G. beak ofiewitserrad. all - -
36,000 91, CA. Der of AusirL an 964 14 231 4
40, II Mat
SO. 160 Laa sal Walulaatir llll -•- -
10,100 100 Nat Per. et lighsad 42 - -.-
'A. SO Do. New
90, SO National Bank
4000 10 New South Wake
60,490 26 Oriental Peak Corpora all - - -
26,000 20 Ottoman Bank
93,000 100 Provincial of Ireland -
4,000 10 Do. New
16,000 96 err Auskatla
4100 MI Cake al Andralia - - 431 I
65,011 60 Oakes or loud= l2 - - SA
3,0 M 100 Unity Mural
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MACILLANNIMA.
No, I Sh. I °meter& I •
10,0001 10 •• • Mexican Mint -
10,0001 ZS Australian AgrienL -
0601000 Atlantic TeL (Lim.) a/1 - •- A
47,000 i 10 Berlin Waterworks.. - all di 5 •••••
100 Brit. American Land 40 - -.-
Al 4 60 Brit & Irish Mag. Tat & all Is se -.
3,241 i 20 Do. B 7 per o. 01111969 ell 19 II -
11,730, 20 Do. C -
8,015' 694 Canada Lend all 114 115 -
3,000 10 Channel Islands Tel (L) all 4 3 .-
160,000 St. Cop.llg.of Eng.& Smelt. all 21 V -
12,000 M Do. Pref. 74 per cent. all 244 264 -
1,002025 St • I Palace -
160,8.20 St. ~. Preference -
DoMO,OOO St. .6p. et Perp. Deb. 100 103 100 -
700,0001 St. rk Telegraph -
7,190 25 Do. New
70,000 6 Tr. and Asst. Cop. -
20,000 15 r Steam Navigation 14 - - M 44
1190,000 1 Ship (Limited)
100,000 1 Do. 174 per cent Prof. . 44i
1 pm
11,000 5 District Tel. Xi- I 14 die .-
4000 10 London Discount (L.). 5 I 04 • -,
200,000 4 Lou. Oen. °Tarter Co.o all 14 14 -
60,000 10 Madras Urfa. & Carl 1 If II -
30,000 10 MediterransenllenTaL A - - -
12,000 10 Nadir. IA Tel. (Ira.) ell I 4 -
80,000 25 Normal DaeomW 00„. 5 4 I -
6.000 10 NerbuidaCoalitlren(L) 5 14 1 As ....
11310 10 Notherlanda land ~ - all ..- .... -
60,000 6 Do. Bp. c., Is. all Ma. all 4 4 -
1,721 100 N. Bruns. &N. Soot 14. SO 10 15 -
188,670 1 N. Brit. Australadan- all
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50,000 1 . IA Gas
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11. Man.
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10 , nil 0 - -
10. 10 Do. do. (UntC
St - - -
MO, St. Peel Leer lend& MA 100 43 49 -.
NI, SO Penln. and Otles. Steam all 74 77 76
10,006 SO Do. New lO 12 AMa -
40,000 20 Led Sea & Ind. Tel. 44
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RJ55.05p. c. forsossoa. by Br. Gov. 174 110 diampar
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10,000 IS Do. New all 4
Ne d 1 114 4 -
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15. 14 , Mall Skarn .. -00 Me
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Art. Inverm.loo MI 1111 -
1 SS Assleatlan had' ell 1111 11 344
714 I Tel. Sear -1
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60, is •la. Oa Up. 1114 5 - -. ....
10,000 100 Tam Ihmisal Land.. -IA 0 A A

BISHOP OF LONDON'S CONTIRKATIONL—(Tats
Day.)—This morning the Biahop of London held a con-
firmation at the parish church of St. Luke, Chelsea. His
lordship was received by the Rev. A. G. W. Blunt, M.A.,
the newlpappointed rector ; the Bev. C. J. Goodhart,
M.A., Incumbent of Park Chs*;_ the Bev. M. W.
Mayow, /LA., Incumbent of BR Marv's, West Brampton ;
the Rev. B. H. Davies, Incumbent of Mina Old Church,
and a large number of the paracbial clergy. The bishop,
having addressed the candidate., admitted between 300
and 400 yo persons to the rite of confirmation by the
imposition of . On Wednesday his lordship will hold
a confirmation at Fulham, and on Friday at St. Peter's,
Paton-suare.
THE EJAL OF MALMESSCHY AS AN HISTOILLIN.—
We 'pertly believe that the heart and onossisace of this
rang refer have been so seared and corrupted by the evil
teaching of his spiritual guides that he has received the
entreaty of the representatives of the most civilised states
of Europe not to bombard the Sicilian capital with a fee
of nuptials hardly inferior to that with which Garibaldi wtfl
learn the statement of Lord If almesbury that he ban.
heeled Genoa in 1849. If Lord Malmeabury will but com-
ma his late colleague, Lord Hardwicke, then in command
of his vessel in the harbour of Genoa, he will learn that it
was General L Marmots who suppressed the insurrection
at Genoa, and that Garibaldi could scarcely have taken any
part in the affair, being then in oommand of the republiesn
army at Rome !—Morning Post.
Tau OPPOSITION TO •rms Ciatars BILL.—We
observe that meetings era being held in several of the
provincial towns to oriinnise a strenuous opposition to the
meddling scheme of the Home Secretary for registering
everybody's religions profession. The central committee
formed at Pendell's Hotel hat week is daily receiving
fresh additions of influential names, and to-morrow nights
meeting, to protest spinet the hill WI it now stands, will be
bald at FrOSISMOIIe Hall ; Mr. Baines, M.P., being an-
nounced as chairman.

CONTRIBUTIONS TOR GARIBALDI—Mr. Thomas
Pairbairn, of Northwood House, Sedgeley Perk, writes to
theMarschester Exciasiner apprising those whose inclinations
prompt them to send subscriptions to the Garibaldi Fund,
that circumstances have placed within his reach the mesas
of immediate and direct communication with the
_patio(
forward'

and intimating his willingness to wareito the
CaliThl Italian hero any SUM that may be placed in his hands for
that before Wednesday Re has already re-
to the amount of between 2001. and
NOL—Sesi Weekly News.
CiTerf Li PaLacia —ln spite of the weather, which
was more suited to the dreary month of November than the
paid month of Jam the number of visitors on Saturday
to the hussar in aid of the Warehousemen and Clerks'
Schools, were as numerous as on Friday, and it was crowded
almost to inconvenience, ample as is the space devoted to it.
Already there is every appeuence of the fete being • great
success, and in imaaequenoe of the enormous quantity of
goods sent to the lady patronesses for disposal, the directors
of the company have permitted the bazaar to be continued
to-morrow. The sales up to the present time amount to
upwarls of 1.8001.
Tag Bzecuwooo MURDER.—During the last few
weeks placards have been riblishedoffenng • raward of 501.
on conviction for the apprehension of the third man present
at this murder. On Thursday morning last, at 8 o'clock,
police constable Baker, of Wiblen, succeeded, in the dis-
guise of • butcher, in apprehending William Hawkins, a
native of Ivinghoe (who was at the time working on the
underground railway in London) on a charge- of being im-
phcated in the murder. The prisoner is supposed to be
the mac who was seen by Cook and Burgess with the two
other men at the time of the murder.

ROMICIDA IN TIPPERARY.—A letter from Roselyn,
dated Saturday, says :—" A man named Michael Cavanagh,
a farmer, when returning from this town to his residenee
at Newtown, about half-past seven last night, wee attacked
within one mile of the town by a party, who beat him to
death. It is supposed that he received his death-blow
from a bar of iron or a loaded butt, and the muse assigned
for the homicide is private revenge, the result of a pre-
vious quarrel. Several persons are in custody, and the in-
quest on the body was not concluded when this was dia.
patched "
FATAL OCCURRENCE ON THE CRYSTAL PALACE
RAILWAY. —On Saturday morning an accident, attended with
loss of life, occurred on the line of the Crystal Palace and
West-end Railway. A man named Richard Cook, aged 37,
a guard in the service of the company, had charge of an up-
train to London-bridge, and when approaching Lower Nor-
wood he made an attempt to step on to the break from
another carriage, when he slimed and fell on to the line,
whereby he sustained such fearful injuries that he expired
shortly afterwards.
Tax Amersurt Lertnnow.—His Excellency the
Austrian Minister and the Counters d'Apponyi were hon-
jette.ty2he company of his Royal Highness the Duke et
at dinner on Saturday evening at Chasidim-
guests invited by the noble count and countess
to meet the royal duke comprised their Serene Highamenes
Prince and Princess Edward of Saxe Weimar, his Sams
Highness the Sovereign Prince of Liechtenstein, Prisms
Anne Marchioness of Londonderry, the Marchionem
Statical, the Earl and Countess of Hardwick° and Lady
Augusta Yorke, Count and Countess de Flahault and Hoc.
Mies Elphinstone de Flahault, Viscount and Visonunteas
Palmerston, Dowager Lady Two, Lord Loughborough. air
Robert and Lady Emily Peel, Count Dubsky, andtba
einem in waiting on the Dukeof Cambridge. The CONReall
d'Apponyi at a subsequent period of the evening bed a re-
ception, which was both numerously and brilliantly at-
tended.
THE COAL TRADE AND THE SHIFTING INTERNET.
The following particulars are interesting, as showing the
actual number of vessel, belonging to the several countries
Zrin the Over-Sea Coal Trade from the various
sied hPorts :—British, 1,306; Danish, 342; French, 382;
Pr sets, 197; Norwegian, 166; Dutch, 96; Hanoverian,
; Swedish, 92 ; American, 62 ; Hanes Towns, 43 ; Necklcue
telg, 27 ; Austrian, 18 ; Oldenburg, 15 ; limeeien, 10 ;
; Sardinian, 7 ; Greek, 6 ; Portegtotes, 4; Neve-
m"
_ta;.; New Granada, 1 ; (.1 I—T°44l,
2,757 vessels ; of which nearly oDe-DELI vow, is owned by
our own country.—Mining Journal.

C-THIS P.

Two o'Cloot.

The funds remain flat. After declining k per
cent. Consols are now quoted 1-18 per cent. lower
than they dosed yesterday, although a rally has
occurred on the Paris Bourse. Business in the
Stock Exchange is almost suspended. The share
markets are equally dull, with very little change in
prioes.

At Paris this morning, according to Mr.
Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentes
were quoted 68fr. 05c., ex div., being I per cent.
better than on Saturday.
Consols are officially marked 944 for money
(transfer books shut), and 934 and 4, ex div.,
for the 10th July. The present quotations
are 93i, ex div., for the account. The official busi-
ness report is as follows :—Three per Cents. Re-
duced, 93f, ; New Three per Cents., 934, ;
Five per Cent. " enfaced" rupee paper, 971,
ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cents., 102 ; India
Bonds, se. die. ; Exchequer Bills, 12e., prem.
The foreign stock market is likewise very inac-
tive, and scarcely any change has occurred in
prices. The Turkish loan of 1854 is dull, at
76 to 4, and that of 1858 at 69 to 4.
Sales are recorded as follows :—Dutch Fon/.
per Cent. Certificates, 1014 ; Spanish New
Deferred Three per Cents., for account,
881 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1864, for
account, 76 ; ditto Six per Cents., 181513, for account,
594, 59, ; ditto Guaranteed Four per Cents., for
account, 1024 ; Venezuela One-and-a-Half per
Cents., 13.

The adviees from Melbourne report the ship-
ment during the month of 210,000 ounces of gold,
.worth 840,000&

The sharee of the Thames and Mersey Marine
Insurance Company are quoted 11 to li prem.
The Kangaroo has arrived from New York with
58,0001. in specie.

The imports of the precious metals last week
were limited to about 70,0001. from the United
States, and 90,0001. in gold from Russia.
The steamer Delta will take to-morrow 55,0001.
in gold and 16,2601. in silver for Bombay. •
M. Edward Maw engaged in the iron trade near
Doncaster, has stopped payment, with liabilities to
the extent of about 40,0001.
A call of 21. 10s. is to be paid on the B shares of
the Bombay, Baroda, and Central India Railway
Company by the 10th of July ; and the first call of
11. on the Blackburn purchase shares in the Lan-
cashire and Yorkshire Railway Company by the
Ist of July.
A special meeting of the Great Northern Railway
Company is called for the 26th inst., to approve
three bills now before parliament, two of which
refer to the contemplated arrangements between
the Great Northern and Metropolitan Railway
Companies in connexion with the proposed exten-
sion of the communication of the London, Chatham,
and Dover Railway Company to Farringdon-street.
The last-mentioned company's bill is likewise to be
submitted for approval at a special meeting of the
Metropolitan Railway Company on the 22nd inst.
The annual meeting of the South Australian
Banking Company is called for the 26th inst., and
that of the South Australian (Land) Company for
the 27th inst. _ _

The report of ;the directors of the Law
Life Assurance Society, to be presented at the
general meeting on the 23rd of June, states,
as a result of the proposed quinquennial divi-
sion of profits, that the proprietors will
receive a dividend of 61s. per share, free of income
tax, in respect of each of the five years 1860 to 1864
inclusive. The sum of 476,7391. 17s. Bd. falling to
the share of the assured, will be allotted to the
several policies upon the same principles as upon
the last occasion of division ; the share of each
assurer being converted into an equivalent rever-
sionary bonus added to the policy.. The addition
of the sum of 119,1841. 19s. sd. to the proprietors'
guarantee fund will increase that fund to i 35,043/.
15s. 9d.

The first ordinary general meeting of the British
and Foreign Tanning Company (Limited) is called
for the 18th instant.

At a meeting of the directors of the Queen's
Hotel Company, Upper Norwood (Limited), held on
Thursday last, at the London Tavern, Mr. Deputy
Holt in the chair, the report of the previous pro-
ceedings of the company was received and adopted.
Mr. Deputy Holt remarked that the up-hill work
attached to the project has been accomplished, the
property with its appurtenanoes and revenue, being
now in the company's possession, and that the di-
rectors feel "the most entire confidence" in being
able to distribute a minimum dividend of 101. per
amt. for the first year, besides leaving a large sur-
plus for future contingencies. The hotel, from its
first establishment, has nearly always been full ;
the erection of 60 additional rooms during the en-
suing autumn is therefore an object of importance.
To effect this the few remaining shares are offered.
The Admiralty will receive tenders on the 15th
inst. for the supply of 4,000 loads of Spanish ma-
hogany.

With regard to the approaching indigo sake, the
circular of Messrs. Layton, Hulbert, and Co., dated
June 9, has the following :
Since our publication of the 25th ult, the market ha. been
inactive. The declarations for the sales on the 10th July
have been made with more than usual promptitude, 11,400
fixate being already advertised for the A, and 500 for the
B catalogue. The show commencing early will allow ample
time for the examination of the indigo. To the stock of
14,470 chests will, in the course of the week, be added 4,0110
Bengal and 1,500 Madras, just arrival, the greater portion
of which is included in the declarations.

Eimniza: Emma.
Consols, which closed yesterday at 964 to 4cum
div. for the 10th of July, opened this morning at
934 to 4, ex div., and closed at 934 to I. Although
the transfer books are now shut, transactions are
recorded for money at 95 and 944 cum div. The
official business report is as follows :—Three per
Cent. Consols, for money (shut), 96, 941 ; ditto,
for account (July 10), 934, 4,1, ex div. ; Three
per Cents. Reduced, 934, 4, ; New Three per
Cents., 934, 4,4, ; Bank Stock, 2284, 2294 ; the
Indian Five per Cent. " enfaced " rupee paper,
974, 371 the Indian Four per Cent. Debentures,
1858, 954 ; India Bonds, 95., Is. dia.
The Indian government securities remain quiet,
at former prices. The transfer books for the Indian
Five per Cent. stock of 1859 are now shut Ex-
chequer Bills were steady, at ils. to 10s. prem.
The foreign stock market was dull, with little
change in price. The Turkish Loan of 1854 was
last quoted 78} to 4, and that of 1858, 594 to 4.
In the market for bank, land, steam, and mis-
cellaneous shares, the transactions to-day were few,

and price' were unaltered.
The closing quotations for the shares in new
undertakings were as follow :—Ocean Marine In-
surance, to 2i prem. ; Thames and Mersey Marine,
If to prem. ; Universal Marine Insurance,
V:dl prem. ; London and Provincial Marine, fto
ia. ; London and South African Bank, I to
• ; Pneumatic Despatch Company, to I prem.

There are still rumours that the French govern-
ment contemplate raising a loan before long. The oho
assumed by the operation will perhaps be that of a loan for
agricultural purpoem—Mosey Market Review.
AMRICAN AND CANADIAN MAIM—The British
and Ninth American royal mail steamer Amin sailed from
for New York with the United States and North
marls and 110 peaseigem The Quebec and
Montreal mail steamer NorthArnerioan will be despatched
from the Kersey on Wednesday next, with the Canadian
cad UMW States mails. 'The box at the Liverpool post-
age* will be open on that day for the receipt of letters, Inc.,
till 2.30 p.m., and rid Londondelg until 9.30 p.m.
FONZION AND COLONIAL MAIM--SOUTHANITON,
SATOIDAT.—The Magdalees left here to-day with the
Lisboa, Cape de Yards, Brasil, River Plate, and Falkland
Islaed mail& She took out 80 pasesegers, amongst whom
were Captains Molooy and Robinson, Dr. Wilson, Mr.
Sterna, the Swiss consul at Rahio, and some employ!. on
the Pernambuco and Bahia Railway. Amongst her ono
were gold worth 79,5001. for the hank of Brazil at Penmen.
hum 10,0001. for the Rio Minister of Finance, silver plate,
jewellery, watches, and diamonds worth 15,2741, specie
worth 8,6371. for various ports, and 8,000 half -crowns for
the Falkland lam.

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NINES.-7HIB DAY.

Two o'Oxots.
The mining market so-day is tolerably steady.
Rosewarne united shares, however, are rather
flatter, at 61 to 63 ; and Lady Bertha at 3to 31.
Stray Park are quoted 67 to 59 ; Great Wheal
Fortune, 13 to 16 ; North Basset, 32 to 34 ; and
Rosewarne H 31 to 4.
Foreign andill, colonial mining securities remain
quiet. St. John del Rey shares have been dealt in
at 30 to 301, and Linares at 11 to 11i.
The directors of the Linares Lead Mining Corn-
pally have declared a half-yearly dividend of Si.
per share, payable on the 7th of July.
A call of 28. 6d. is to be paid on the shares in the
North Rhine Copper. Mining Company of South
Australia by the 2nd of July.
The thirtieth annual report of the directors of
the St. John del Rey Mining Company, to be sub-
mitted at the meeting on Friday next, states the
net profit on the working of the mines for the past
year at 38,0851. The directors propose a dividend
of 40a. per share, free of income tax, adding at the
same time 10 per cent. on the amount to the reserved
fund, which is thus raised to 24,2001. A sum
of 2,752/. then remains to the credit of profit and
loss. During the 30 years of the company's exist-
ence, the total net profit has amounted to 466,8741.,
the net subscribed capital having been 128,4001.
A special meeting of the Ruardean Colliery Com-
pany (Limited) is called for the 19th inst., to con-
firm the compromises entered into by the liquida-
tors with certain of the shareholders.

COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS.

MARK:LANE.7(7IqB DAY.)

The weather in the United kingdom has been exceed-
ingly unfavourable throughout the whole of last week. Coht
incessant rain by day and night, and frequent Wee of wild
have kept vegetation at almost a standstill. The ground is
maturated with moisture. The plants are suffering
extremely from want of solar warmth. During the whole al
the la.it eight days heavy clouds hid the sun, with the excep-
tion of short intervals. The condition of the growing crops
is increasingly complained of as very backward, with
the prospect of a late and unfruitful har-
vest. Even with the most favourable weather
from this time the yield cannot be abundant. A.
few ears of Talavera wheat have been shown at market, the
first this sewn, and the appearance was only poorly. A
change to more favourable weather becomes now a question
of the utmost importance to this country. A few more
weeks of wet and cold weather may ruinthecrope altogether.
The gram crops appear at present very luxuriant, rarely
have they been seen so thick, but owing to the excess at
wet and the want of warmth to evaporate the overabundant
moisture, the blades near the ground begin to turn yellow,
and there is great danger of the grass rotting before it can
be cut and dried. Other crops are in similar danger of rot-
ting from too much wet.
The reports of most British corn markets held at last
week's ahem advise a rise in the price of wheat from ls. to
31. per qr.
The attendance of the trade in Mark-lane to-day was
fair, the tone firm but quiet ; the course of prices wan
irregular. The supply of home-grown grain was email,
and of country-made flour smalL The imports of foreign
grain into London since last Monday were reported this
morning as fair of flour, fair of wheat, small of barley, and
lai?;of oats.
aftair.—English, firmly held at last Friday's dream,
say 2s. to 3s. per quarter, but the sale was not brisk.
Foreign was also 2s. to 3s. per quarter dearer.
FLous.—The price of Norfolk advanced to 43a per seek ;
the top price of town flour was put up to 54a. per sack.
BAIL= slow sale, at fid. per qr. under last Monday's
decline.
One in fair demand, at lad Monday's quotations.
Burn.—English and Egyptian quiet at about last Mon-
day's currency.
PIAD unaltered, at last Monday's prime.

enaanrr qcomertorits, DUTT ram.
Wrisar.-English white, 508. to 62.. ; red, 48s. to 56e.
mclr.;l4 Dentrac and Konipberg, 60s. to 84s. per 4941 b. ;
54a. to 665. ; other Baltic ports, 48e. to 565.
French, red, 50s. to 565. ; white, 565. to 668.
FLOM-Town, 50s. to 545.; Norfolk, 435. per 280 Th. ;
French, 38a. to 425. per 3901 b. ; American (United States),
28a. to 32a. per barreL
BANANT.-English, 261. to 465. per qr. ; Baltic, 248. to
355. ; other sorts, 26.. to 28s. per qr.
OATIL-British, 22a. to 28a. per qr. ; Russian, 245. to 261.
per qr. ' • other Baltic ports, 245. to 25.. per qr.
Branca.-English tick, 338. to 38s. ; harrow, 395. to 425.
per Foreign, 325. to 40.. per qr. Egyptian, 365. 10
30e. OIL per qr.
PiAL-Nlish boilers, 38s. to 40s. ; hog and grey, 345.
to 38.. ; foreign white, 368. to 386.
FLOATING Cezomin-Since last Friday S grainleasa
waists were reported arrived at porta et sell, viz. s-
-1 wheat, 5 maize, 2 barley, 1 beaus. The latest sales re.
Walrewe :-Wheat on passage : Galata, 8.L., *ay,
l. per qr., B.L. quantity. Wheat now 'hi=
Taganrog (.hide, a resale, 525. 4ed. per 49216.
arrived : Odessa, equal to e. 70. per 48816., C. F. sad
1. Barley, now shipping: Taganrog, Ms. per 4001bs.
To-day several cargoes Taganrog on passage were reported
NI sold at 535. per 4921b5. • Berdiauslc, shipping, 545. 10ed.
per 49216. ; Galats, wheat arrived, 52e. 6d. per imp. qr. •
Galata on gulags, 51s. 3d. per 48016. Arrived, Ordol;,
maize, 335. 3d. per 48016 a.
A very large basins bas been done in wheat at an ad..
vance of 51r. to 3s. per qr. over last Monday's rake ; maim
and barley very quiet, and in price unaltered.
There are now off the coast about 17 cargoes offering ea
sale, viz., 4 wheat, 5 maim, 7 barley, 1 beans.