The Sun.
London, England, 1851-05-26 00:00:00

ITALY.
Thit iiisorgimento of the 18th inst. officially de-
nies the existence of negotiations said to he pending
between Piedmont and other Italian Governments, to
the effect of concluding an Italian League. " Tne
report," observes that journal, "is so strange that
nobody, wa are certain, credited it. Nevertheless we
tbiuk proper to declare it to be tAally void of foun-
dation."

some good ore had been extracted; about" 5, taii§ 8 cwts.
had realized 174 17s. Id.
At Wheal Owles quarterly meeting, on the 16th inst.,
the accounts showed-Balance from last ao-ount, 940/.
I Is. 2d.; tin sold, 3,183/. Is.; tin leavings, 1201. 19s, 3d.;
sundry receipts, 3251. 65.=4,569/. 17s. sd. Be labour
cost, 1,970/. Is. id.; merchants' bilis, 1,069/ ss. 2d.; car-
riage, 128/. Os. 4d.; subsist and tribute advance, 319/.los.
9d.; lord's and bounder's dues, 64/. 9e. 9d.; leaves ba-
lance to next account, 9981 10e. 4d.
At Wheal }teeth quarterly meeting, on the 16th inst.,
the accounts showed-Balance from last accouns, 6421..
3s. 41.; tin sold, 4,216/ 3s. 84. e 5.4,8574 75.--Labour
cost fur three mouths, 2.0931. 2s. 101.; merchants'lbills,
739/. 9.. 9d.; dues, 210/. 16a. 2d ; doctor and club,
8..
. ,321
35. 61; loss by the decree of the Vee-Warden,
7d ; dividend this day, 6001: leaves balance in favour
tdienturers, 7731. 6.. 21. The real pc., fit
was
11,. 51, and trio dividend would have been
1,2001. but
14rol,
of
tor toe decision above referred to.
the report stated that 7,00
including e 'heat
had
n been
n expendedTut•siiay,
the purchase and
erection of steam-engine and niacbi y
~
upon the works of the untw,
Wheal Leisure annual meeting on Time
'l6
West
Whval
Tuwee
6e/nu.'l2dm.n.
er .
of 9 6061 9 . 101. to the . ,including
mine -, . •
dayA,tththeeacEcaosutn accounts showed a toteahldeoxpemndairtuuhre upo n the
machinery. A call o .
the purchase and erection of
sahastrzmpa-yenagbineeonan2dl
Jul y,
was agreed 'to.
• At the Trebell Consols meeting on Tuesday (R. W.
Dare,Esq., in the chair), it was resolved that a steam
stamps be immediately purchased, and instructions for
working the mine vigorously be forwarded to Captain
Henry Williams, a report from whom was read, showing
the great improvement that has taken place in the mine
which gave general satisfaction, ,
At the Hennock Mine meeting, on Tuesday, the tics
counts showed-Cash received to 6th Feb., 2,376/. 103.; l' call since, 348/ 155..---2,725/. ss. Mine cost paid to 6th
February, 2,302/. lls. 2d.; three months' labour cost
since, 224/, 9s. 7d.; merchants' bills, 133/. Os. 5d.; gene-
ral charges, 23/. 3s. 9d.: leaves balance to next account,
142/. Os. Id. A call of 7s. per share was made (5250,
which, with other estimated receipts, 91/ 55., makes a
total of assets, 758/. ss. Against which are liabilities-
three months' working, 4501; merchants' bills unpaid,
212/.18. 11d.: which leaves a balance in favour of ad-
venturers, 951. 6s. 2d.
At Moditonham and Marrabro' Mine meeting, on the
15th ins',, the accounts showed-Balance last account,
220/. 15s. 5d.; calls, 111/. 19.5. 54...3324 14s. sd. Cost
for Feb., March, and April. 236/. 93. 7d.: leaves balance
to next account, 961. 4s. 10d. To pay for engine, ma-
chinery, and buildings, and farther prosecution of the
mine, a call of ss. per share was made.
At the Berriow Consols meeting, us Tuesday (William
Nicholson, Esq., in the chair), the accounts for Jan.,
Feb., March, and April, showed-By call, 256/.-Balance
from last account, 12/. 14s. 4d.; cost for January, 46/.
13s, Id.; Feb., 261. 7a.; March, 22/ 10s.; April, 30/ 193.
3d.; bills, 2.2/. ss. 31: leaves balance in hand, 941.115. Id.
At Wheal Elizabeth meeting on Monday the accounts
were passed, and a call of 4/. per share was made.
At the Bridford Consols meeting, on Tuesday (Thomas ,
Hacket, Eta., in the chair), the accounts for Jan., Feb., '
March, and April showed-By ell' of 10s. per share,
128/.-Balance last accoa.nt, 384 6s. 5d.; Jan. cost, 271.
13s. I Id.; Feb., 26/. 3s. 11d.; March, 241. 12s. 7d.;
April, 261. ss. 2d.: leaving balance against adventurers,
15/. 2s. A call of 10s. per share was made, to carry
forward the present operations with all possible vigour.
At-Wheal Sydney meeting on the Ist inst., the ac
counts showed-By calls, 7681.-Costs from August to
end March, including water-wheel, rods, pumps, timber,
iron, &c., 6861. Bs. 6d.: leaving balance in hand (instead
of against the adventurers, as incorrectly stated last
week) of 811. lls. 6d.
A; Sydney Gudolphio meeting, on the 13th inst., the
accounts shuwed-Balance last account, 1,1821. 146.101:
_____ ----- labour cost our mouths, ending March, '334/. 7s. 10d.;
MINING INTELLIGENCE, balsuce paid tor new new 30-incti engine, 280/.; mer-
(From the Mining Journal) chants' bi 11,., 3581. 19e Ile-e2.456/. le 91 li-ceived on
cad, 1,5411 103.; /toes, bstsucu to next accsaut, 912/.
The business transacted this week bus been on a very
I Is. 91 arreer of call due, 10/, 10s. A cell of 11. per
,
reduced scale, extending even to the upper class of dive. e
are ;els made.
dond mines. Deubtle share the increased value of money,
At the Treruar meeting, on the 14th inst., the accounts
and some commercial reverses, have much to do with
showed-Cash received on arc ,unt of eta, 256/. Coat
this altered etste or things in our market; but We trust
fur F,brusry, 504 9s. 111; March 421. 45.; inatemits
toe tendency of actual circumstances will be to purity
purchased at Csrasion United Miess, 701. 191. 91 ;
our share bets, and :end to iu'ure benefit. There is a
Me.sia. G' ash and ilearce for leases, 701.; leaves balance
&clines in iris value of the middle class, bath of dividend
to next account, 224 6., 41. A call ot ss. per share was
and ether mines, which way probably give confidence to
made, and the 'gents instructed to negotiate fur the pur-
bu;ers, cud lead t i a renewal of operations on a perfectly
sate oasis. It is scarcely necessary to add, that a coil-
e chsse of a 40 in. ey limier engine. and contract for the
a, fes
meeting, thwab.
on Tuesday, the
siderehle p :mien of to concerns newly introduced, for
erection of elitaue-iieuse, &
speculative purposes only, _are rapid, y dwitiu At Wes; Wheel Friendship ling into
eccounts, sho *leg an outlay to the end of April of 4,735/.
obscurity.
In the Metal Market, Copper is brisk, and prices are Bs. 5d., ware exaudned by the auditor, found correct, and will mai:, tuined.-Lead is nut so good as lett weds._ allowed. The mine is now to be divided into 4,000
shares, and for the purpose of providing a steam-engine Tin remains flat: a few small cash parcels of Bence boos
and carrying on future operations, a call of 11. per share
been sold at 781., but the principal holders require
was made on the half shares, amounting to 2,000/, giving
prices.
80/.-Spelter is heavy, and but few buyers at present
each shareholder the option of retaining the whole or any
portion of such one-hail', and paying the oall of 1/. per
Tee directors of the Devon Great Consols, at their
share on the remainder of such one-half, or of surren-
weekly board meeting, held yesterday, declared a divi-
dering one-half in lieu of any payment; provided the
demi of 81. per share, amounting to 8,192/, from nett
shares are all disposed of, the amount to go as common
refits arising from sales of copper ores, sampled for the
menthe of January and February last. After payment stock, applicable to the further development of the mine.
of this dividend, there will remain in hand a balance of At Wheal Rock meeting, on Wednesday, the accounts
16,570/. 16s. 7d. in cash, ore bills not at maturity, and showed-Balance from last account, 118/. Bs.; cost to
reserved fend applicable to the general purposes of the
end of April, 913/ 12s, Ild.=---1,032/ Os. 11d.-By call,
Company.
4001.; tin sold, 2131. 14s. 51: leaves balance to next ac-
At toe Lisburne Mines meeting, on Wednesday, the count, 4181. 6s. 6d.-A call of U. per shat© was made. At North Wheal Bailer (Great South Tolgus)
accountashowed a prosperous state of affairs-3,11e
12a, meeting, on Wednesday, the accounts showed-Balance
32 328/. 43. 3d. The costs s
tsns of lead ore were sold in 1850,
towhich realised nett in hand to end Feb. 1,1881. 10s. 7d.-Deduct for March
asounted 20,135/. 9s. 2d.,
cost, 2731. Ils. lid.; April, 259/..5d.: leaves balance
and the profit to 12,1921. 15s. ld. Six dividends had
lesen paid is the year, amounting to 11,500 L, and the ba-
to next account, 6551. 6s. 3d.
lance in be At East Wheal Basset meeting, on the 15th instant,nd amounted to 5,393/. 10e. 1 Id. on the 31st
D. last. th ec
e couats showed-',oat prior to the separation from
dine the? . Wheal Basset, 666/. lOs. 6d. ; labour cost for February,
At tile Goginan 'gine meeting, on Wednecday, the i March, and April, 3494 Os. 10J. ; merchants' bilis, 4301,
accounts showed that there had been 936 tons of lead
ore sel 9e. 6d.; Tresavean adventurers for a 60 inch cylinder d in the veer 1850, which realized, after deduct-
en gins, 6004.--9,0464-By call, 1,280/.: leaves balance,
ing du: s, 13,9551 Is. 6,1„ The costs amounted to the
766/. Os. 10d.; to discharge which, and further prose-
sum of 12,3601 14s. 21., leevreer a profit of 1,5741. 6a. 91
outing the mine, a call of 51. per share was made.
Feur dividends of 500/ each had beeh paid, leaving a
balance in hand of 1,870/. Is, 11d. At the Stanagwyn meeting, at Truro, on Wednesday,
the names of Dr. Peddon and Mr. S. P. Cock were in-
At Wheal Bulaer meeting, on Tuesday, the accounts
for Martin and April shwed-Balance 'rum the last ac-
serttd in the sect from Lady Grenville, as trustees fur
count, 866/. 42. 51; oies told (less dues), 5,113/ 13,, the adventurers: Mr. Geo. Nicholls Simmons was ttp•
5d ae---5 979/. 17e 10d. Mine cost and merchants' bi 11,,, Consols, Gwenoap) and Captain John Dale (of Mineral
pointed purser; Captain Thomas Matinel (of the Great
1,441/. ss. 1 Id.' By dividend of 25/. per share (3,200/); ,
u,
oUrt, Sc. Stephen's), the managing agents, -at the
leaves balance in favour of adventurers, 1,338/, Ils. 11d.
At Treviskey meeting, on Monday, the accounts monthly salary of two guineas each; and a tramway was
directed to be laid down in the aria level from the lode
showed-Balance in haus:nest account, 35/, 6s. ld.; ore
soli. 2,581/. 16s. ld.; sundry receipts, 19/. Os. 1d.a=2,6364 to the dressing-floors. The purser reported that a call
of IL per abate had been made, which would be applies-
2t. 31 Labour cost for Feb. and March, 6001. 18s. 51.;
tributers' pert of ores, 300/, 65,; merchants' bills, 2651. ble to the working of the mine.
At the forthcoming meeting of Tweet Consols a pro-
"-
I'2s. 91 Tresavean fur water charge, 193/ 145.; dues
position will be made to increase tho number of shares, Na
(let2th), 2161. 35.; dividend of 81. 10,. per share,
1,020/ ;
leaves balance to next account, 40/. 85. ld. The profit by multiplying each one by six, making the mine into Cone
4,122, the number the neighbouring mines are chiefly
on the two months working was 1,025/ 2s.
-
held in.
At St. Ives Consols meeting on Tuesday, the accounts Daring the past week, sales have taken place in East Ashtn
showed -Bslance from set
account, 1071. 4s. 51.; ores . Pool, Levant, Botallack, West Providence, South and attend
3,495/. 15 r, 3,6021. 19s. 51.-Mine costs and mar-
West Caredon, Bedford. East Tamar, East Wheal iirknk,
chant.' bills, 2 9881 145.; by dividend of 5/. per share
Birmii
Wheal Harriet, Cassandra Anne, East Tolgus, favour of adventurers, 144/
balance in „ Leisure,
Cover
(4701.); leaving
Great Work, West Towan, and Wheal Speedwell. Derby
5,.. sd.
m
Ifidependent of the business in the Exchange, we have Ms
At Wheel Mary Ann qua3rte.rly meeting, on Wearies- Independent
report transactions elsewhere. Providence micas, 254; 'ront,
day, the accounts sbowsd- a.ancallda,st6t6' ,4uLnut,13.1:2d8i23-1:.
Crebor,t, 61. 10s. to 71.; Bodwin Consols, 61; Wheal Grand
12..81.; received for lead ores so
a -7 348/ 14, Ild.- a our
L b Golden, 71.; East Pool, 1601.; Wheal Violet, 81. to 201.; ,raud
Count ou nails, 1/. 10s. 11 .--
Feb,
ford,Ease Wheal Leisure, 10/. to 11/.; and Wheal Lang- Kennt
Fe, 2 894/. Is. 21; met.
Lane'
cost for three menths, endina*
4901. 14a. 5d • 15,.
roe,.
In Foreign shares, there has been little business doing, (esteem
chants' bills, 938/. 17s. ld. ; rore's saes,
dividend of 31. per share, 1,536
I. • paid Mr. West on at....-'
'balanceto next ac- except in Cobre, Cocees, and St. John del Rey. stalest,
count of new boiler, 1401; leaving At the Imperial Bree.lia.n meeting, on Thursday, the rasio'un'rbi
ocenet, 1,349/. le. 11d.
accounts showed-General e xpenses, 5,416/. lOs. 10d ; ging.
At Alfred Console, on Tuesday, the accounts for Fe-
salaries and estiblisment abroad and at home, 3 337/. Ileitis
breary ind March showed-Balance from last account,
l 149 9 eit-e-8 754/. ss. 7d.-Balance last tionoUtits, 151 2s. --
2044 124. 71. ; ores ssld (less dues), 2,933/. I Is. 5 .
11d.; hilt-yearly interest* on 23,000/ stock (reserve
3,138/ 4s. Mine cost and merchants' eels, 1362/. 0,
Id, By dividend of 6s, per share (1.5361): leaves ba /mid), 362/. 17e.; sale of 5001. thereut,49ll. 5..; proceeds
'Lica in favour et adventurers of 240/. 3e 83. The Pre'
of geld so et, 6,924/ Is. 7d.; Leaves balance to next. ao-
count, 9601 19, Is.; which, with arrears of salerits and
tit for the two month, we, 1,5711. 1 Is. Id. a
wigs , rid pl-see' money home, to Dec. last,. 2,09 P.,
At the Yrivids nue alints meeting, on Wednesday,
11,, 91, mikes 3.053/. 10s. 10.1, liabilities,
th'eecutite for February, Mereh, and Apia! showeq- In roc: fa, wee leni atheapeny a call of 21. per eh ire
Balance from lest account 470/. :is 31 ; .Jr. s sold ('‘ si
du6), 2,2151.5 e 101 , se:waist, 18., 6 i...=2,686/. 7s. 70. has been math., to pay off the liabilities.
Mime Cost sun m,,ts-ri..5.,6 1,700/. os 'ld Bs divnienl ol a
1•53- per Share in Februery (420/..): i.eaves" balance in
ofof
iaLdvpeeartburers, 5664 7s. 61.; out of which a tv'ulve° nu drhare wee declared.
di-
At
Providence AL", . ,
lay, the accounts shuwetilluaritterity meeting, on Wedaes-
-50/ 34. 3d.; tin sold, Balance 443,u°43 from last acc6odunr,
ries,hlBs. .
ihrseuewmont s, ending
2'37.8-1. -51^.e '9'l-12BaYfitlautert-c".t.' Apra 1," "
1t it 1717r2 t., 352/ 4- lid • lords
carriag4e., 26/.. P2s. Bd.;
and bounder's dues,
leeves balance to next
of 1/. per share, 560 k;
dividend
account, 61. 74. 6d.
iid d Mines
At the Consolidated Mines I:cleating, on Wednesday,
for March ant. April allowed M. - -
- aleace from last
the accounts
5,405/ 3s. 6d. et " - me cost ,
). 4621/ l-
and merchant:,' Lille,
account, • 434/ ss. ld.; ores sold (tests dues
ad..; leaving balance against adventurere, 3494' 2,: Bd.
The lobs was 7831. 7a. 9d.
At East Wheal Crotty meeting, on
hTuttesday, the
ae.
citunts for March and April showed-Balance tance from 'last
account, 1,822/. 14s. 6d.; ores &
sold (less dues), 1' 775 L
, ,
35.; discount, income-test en cams, ea 22/ • Is. 61...
34 mei et.-Mine coat and rcerchaate'bi9ll4s, 2,2274 7,..
3d.: leaves balance in hand, 1,392/. lie. e.,
,At Wheal•Trefusia meetiegeon Monday, tae account;
arFebruary, March,
"•
likhacconnt, merchants' bills
and, April, showed-Balance from
218/. 3s. ld.; costa and d ,
6944 17s. 101 9131. 0,3. 11d.-By ores sold (loss ues),
1181,10*„ Pt
"-; kiy call la March, 512/. : leaviug balance
against. adventurers, 282/. 10s. 3d. A call of 14 per
'Mare welt made.
At Great,
the
Wheel Alfred meeting, on Tuesday,
ammintlit for February nd March showed-Balance
from last accent k. 1344/.a Id .;t instalment in
Alva, 1,024/ ==s236/ 19,.195.
1 .;
.t t
and
___
__.
caants' bills, 1,145 t 1. 2d.-Mine abets
._ meor,
, ,- 5,1•.: leaving balance in favour 1
the adventurers, 1;250/ 17s, Bd,
of I, share
e• • A call 1 per
was made.
At Wheal Wellington meetin on Wednesda the ac-
counts showed-Labour coat for January, 282/.1,15. 81; '
February, 354/, 9s. ld.; merchants' bills, 398/. 13a 6,21,
1,035/. 14s. 31. Balance in hand from !eat aocount, 361.
6'. eta; copper sold, 856/. 15% 2'l; tin (less 51/. lls 31 dues), 711 7s. Bd. ; loaves balance to next ac u-'
coo
fit,
122/. 16,.
At Boacaswell Downs meeting on Tueadsy, the ac.
counts for January, February, and March showed-na.
lance last acceunt, 858/. 5e ; costs and merchants' bills
1,5921. Os. 31=-2,4504 5:. 31 By ores sold, 1,52 ,
2/. 73.
41 ; sundries, 3/. 153. ; tearing batauce againtt acivn.
turers, 924/. 2s. 91
At the Devon and CourtardlY meeting, on the 13th
ins'., the aceetaats showed a balance against the canteens
of 170/, 1 Is. 4L.; sisee which 23 tons 16 cwt. of copper
ore have been disposed of. A call of :is. per share was
made, to meet the cost of a water-wheel, acrd for farther
exploring the.mine.
At the Clijsh and Wentworth meeting, on the 13th
inst., the aocounts ,showed a balance of 305/. 10s. against
the adventuiere; and a call of 103. per . share was made
to carry on the future operations.
At Wheal Arthur meeting, on Monday, the agent re-
ported the cutting of the north copper lode, from whence

THE ARMY AND NAVY.
(From the United Service Gazette.)
'DESERTI)NS 4,F BRITISErtiEADIEN AND MARiNEs,
Nerd Majesty's snip Asir, 84; tie ship ef the ex-com-
mander-To-chief in the Pacific, I.:tea arrived home with 6
petty officers, 26 seamen, 48 marfhes, and 32 boys, total,
112. short of her proper cump!ement of 750—most of
the vacancies having been eau.t4l by dosertiens un the
station to tee ‘• Cel.ternit digginet"
The Admiralty, instead o Netiding oat another man•
ofewar to the Cape ot Good flok:e.tution, have ordered
Cotamodore Bruce, the commaneer-iu-chief on the
coast of Africa, to dispatch a sailieg vessel from under
his 'command to the Cape. Lis expected that either
ail 'Wolverine, Harlequin, or Fiying Fish, will be die-
pstebcd, and a steamer will be sent out from England to
take her piece on the toast.
,zTAGNATION AT THE Pons.—There -is only one
inch-of-war fitting out and one prepairing to pay off at
all-the home ports at the present moment. The dull'
buSinese of the naval ports seem to fraternise with the
stags of things in general.
GRAND REVIEW.—It is rumoured that a review upon
aneexteesire scale will take place in the coarse of the
summer in Windsor-park.
REVIEWS IN LONDON.—We understand there is no
foundation for the reports that these reviews will take
place as soon as the weather is settled. Major-General
Brotherton will make his annual inspection of the
ldiffer-
entbe Cavalry corps as a matter of course, but there will
no regular Brigade work as stated by some of our co
temporaries.
REVIEW OF THE PENSIONERS.
—We understand that
the review of the Local Companies of Chelsea Pen-
sioners, which was to have taken placein park on
the 3d June, has been peremptorily forbidden by his
Grace the Commander-in-Chief.
DnArrs FoR. TEE CAPE or GOOD HOPE.—The fo/-
lowing drafts are held in readiness to embark for the
Cape to join their service companiesviz.:-6thßioeya :
d
del at, Nenagh—l officer and 36 men. 73d Regtnn
ctficor and 36 mon. 741 h Highlanders'
deee.r: Csarles Fort, Kmeele—it offices.wrd 51 men.
COST OF THE PRESENT KAFIR AR.—Pie hear
Lean very high authority at the Cape, that the cost in-
curred in the first month of hostilities was about
260,0001, and that it had cost between 80,0001. and
90,000/. per month since.
INSPECTION OF MILITARY ScHooLs.—The Rev. G.
R. Gleig. Chaplain-Geueral to the Forces, has com-
menced his anouil tour of inspection of regimental and
garrison schools. Tuesday and Wednesday last were
devoted to that of the Ist battalion Rifle Brigade, at
Dover.
CONVEYANCE OF TROOPS TO THE CAPE.—We have
already stated that her Majesty's iron screw frigate
Megmra, of 1,400 tone and 350 horse power, has been
commissioned to ecTivey reinforcements to Sir Harry
Smith. She is ordered to be equipped with all dispatch
but as she requires to be in dock ten days she
will not be out of the hands of the Sheerness
Dockyard people before the 30th instant, and will not be
ready for sea before the 4th of June. She is already
manned. The Admiralty have further ordered her Ma-
jesty's iron screw steam-irigete Simoom, of 2,000 tons
and 350 horse power, to be also prepared at Portsmouth
with all diepatch for the conveyance of troops to the
Cape. It is expected that these ships will make the
passage to Table Bay in 30 days.

RACING FIXTURI:S FOR 1851

31A Y.
I
2S
North Hera
Elarpeuden3o
Wyw 29

A.sco;

JUNE.
3 S. Lancashire (Newton) 18
Stockbridge)
Barnstaple & N. Devon 19
Lenham .
.....

9
EBreirtehrley,
10
Epping-Town
Hull, &c 4
Hampton ll
Manchester ll
Coggeshell
S.uthweli (Notts)
Knighton l3
Loo (Holland) l6
8ibury.......
JULY.
Newmarket
Carlisle ..•• 2
....... •••• 1
Ludlow
Lancaster
Worcester
Liverpool. .... -• Kinntii , ........ ..,
Ripon
At:n
............. ... •
Brighton ... ..... . .....
Leominster .
.............. 6
woivi-rhampton ....
11
Reading .
HuntiNdon ........ .12 l3

Winchester....
Newoaatle
Macclesfield
Maidstone
I Salisbury
llpswich ... 26

Itsley
Nottingham
Abingdon
Chelmsford 22
Odiham
Goodwood
Downham Park 3O

Canterbury l4
York
B)uthpart
Derby 26
Eglaam..... 27
Lynn . . 2B
[HEIL

BKPT
Scarborough ............ 1
( Eccles . ........ 1
Warwick
Lincoln
Radcliffe 8
Lichfield 8
Yarmouth
10 Weymouth
OCT'

Leicester lO
Doncaster
Sandbach
Bedford
Msneh
Esglinton Park 23 or 24
eater umn 25
Newmarket Aut
...... so
'OBV:R.

Monmouth
Ri,Thmoni
CuledoniAn
Chesterfield 1
Chester

Yorkshire Union limit 8
...............
Newmarket S.O ....
...... 13
Newmarket Houghton.. 27

Worcester

41. per cent.
5/. per oeut.

4 11. d.
40 0 0
50 0 0
25 0 0
20 0 0
25 0 0

61. per cent.
21. per cent.
15lper cent.
151. pr cent.
61. per cant.
61. per cent.
61. per cent.
81. per cent.
81. per cent.
51. per cent.
61. per cent.
51. per cent.
6/. per cent.
6/. per cent.
61. per cent.
61. per cent.

41. p. ct.kbs.
10% ct.& b..
51. per cnt.

4 0 0
10 0 0
412 6 &

THE COON TRY MAIiKETS.
LIVERPOSL, MAY 24 —No change its prices to-day. .
NeriEsTaa, MAY 21.—During the present week_ the
trade has ruled inactive, but holders of choice fresh English
flour, influenced by its scarcity, have not abated in irmness, i
whilst on other kinds the turn of prices has been slightly n
favour of buyers. Oats and oatmeal have likewise been in .lose
I active request, and must be• noted somewhat lower in vain!.
Into Liverp e.l increased supplies of oats and oatmeal from Ire-
land have this week come forward, hut of other-articles:Oen,
or of- any produce coastwise, the arrivals are very lights• -
imports trout abroad consi4 of a liberal quantify of wheati .
fair of Indian corn and• flour. Our market this morning *se
of a very languid cl aracter, but _in the value of wheat' no
change was observable. For approved marks of fresh-0414g
flour factors steadily adhered to the eurrency of this diti
se'nniAbt, but for French and American previous rates--wOr!
scarcely supported. Oats receded Id per 451 b., and oatmeal
3d per load.
NOTTINGHAM, MAY 24.-- We hear no complaints with; re"
:peer to any of ihe growing crops, though some of them ore
rather ba,kward. The supp yof wheat to. day was again very
small, and.although buyers held off as much as possible, 61 •
were comi.e.led in some instances to give an advance on lot
week's prices. Very few oats or beans showing, and vie'
looking up.
GLAsOoW CATTLE MARKET, MAY 2 our market to'
day the numbers were oxen, 644; sheep, 1,000 ; lambs, 14S.
The short supply of cattle brought forward caused sales to be
very brisk, with an improving tendency. Best ox-beef 459,
current 42s to 435, inferior 32s to 38s per cwt, sinking 61
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offal, and all sold. The supply of sheep was very good, azi
prices remained firm at last week's prices. Best mutton
uwo
current from to sid, inferior 4gd per lb, sinking the. offal
a few turned out unsold. Lambs in good demand at last
week's prices—viz., from 145 to 22e per head, according quality. to
ABERDEEN, MAY 23.—Grain—Oats 19s Od to 199
401bs per bushel; oats (seed), 00s Od to 00s Od, 401bs per bushel;
barley, 00s od to 22s Od. 52Ibs per bushel; bear,
()ACM to 228 Od, b2lbs per bushel; wheat 39s to 40s; oatmeal, 15e Cd to 161 Od
per boll ; flour, 30s to 32s per sack. Provisions—Beefs
4a to 6d per lb ; mutton, ditto, 4d to 6d; veal, ditto,
_,°
to 6d ; pork, per stone, 33 to 3s 6d; lamb, per lb,
Od to WI
tallow, per stone, 3.. to 3s 6d ; potatoes, per peck, 5a to It
hay, per cwt, Us to Os ; rabbits, each, 6d to 8d; hares, each, ;"'
to Us Od; grouse, per brace, Us to Os ; butter, perlb, 9d to iOa;
eggs, per doz, 5d to 7d ; cheese, per cwt, 18s to 23s Od ; Wit
pe, pair, 2s 6d to 3.5; chickens, ditto, 2s Od to 2s 6d; dueks;dittos
2s Od to 2s od; ducklings, ditto, Os Od to Os; turkeys, ditto, 6s Od
core 7sod; geese, ditto. 6s to 7.3 ; butter for exportation (prellali
u), per cat, 68s to 00s; eggs, wholesale price, per dozen, lA'
to 4.id ; 41b loaf, cash, 5d ; credit, 6d ; pork, per stone of 141st
0. t'd to Os 0d; pock fine, small, 5s 6d to Os Od 1 pork, large
3s 6d to 4i 3d; ship pork per barrel of 204 lbs, Os to 01',
Meal—Oatmeal, Os Od to Is 7d; barley dust, 7d to eent
peasemeal, is 8d to Is 10d; side, 6d. to
7d ; beremeal, 111,°"
to is 4d; flour, Is 8d to is lUd ; barley, per lb, Id to 2d; barley
flour, ls -td to Is sd.
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DALKEITIi, MAY 22.—The relative weight per four bushel/
of the three prices of wheat were 18st 10Ib, 18st 011), and Oil
131 b. Oats, 12st 10Ib, 12st 01b, and lOst 101 b. Barley, 16st 21b.
15st 1 lb. and 14st 21b. Peas and beans, 19st .Mb, 19st 0114
end 18st 71bs.
Qrs. Beat. Current. Inferior.
2i7 Wheat ... ...... L 2 3 0 Ri 19 0 ki 0
797 Oats ........ 3 0 II 4 OlB 8
31 Barley iB 6- 160• I 2 0
ti. 3 Peas and Beans 112 6 11 6 19 6 Average of wheat 3Se 6id. • DUBLIN, MAY 23.—We had rather a dttll market for evert
description of grain this oay, but without change in price, awe
Tuesday's quotations are repeated. Wheat, white, 22s 6d to
25s Od ; red ditto, 21s Od to 21s Od ; barley, 12s Od to 15ii od;
oats, per barrel, lus 6d to Ls 6d ; rape-seed, 005 to 00s NU,
oatmeal, Ils to .13s Od; flour, second, per cwt, 12s to 14s Od I
Indian corn, per 4801 b, 308 to 345.