The Sun.
London, England, 1845-04-22 00:00:00

THE BOURSE-SATURDAY, APRIL 19.

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First IH.:ll,st Lowest Last
Price. Price. Price Price.
French Five per Cents. 117 60 .. 117 60 •• 117 50 117 GO
Three per Cents.... iv-, 85 85 85 85 85 85
Loan .•• •• •• SG 49 .. 86 50 .. 82 50 SG 50
Bank of France 3250 _3255 ..3251 ..3255
C•onin Bank. I,ooof Shares .. 1110 —lllO • • 1107 50 • -1110
Belgian Fives, 'B4O 1(2% 102% •• 10278 .. 1027 S
Four-and-a-Half •• 101%
Two-and-a-Half G 2 31 62 30 62 30 .. 62 30
Spanish Tierces— . 42 .. 42 •• 42 .. 42
Active 4 'A 46% • • 4,11.4 40%
Passive 714, .. .. 7! .. 7%
rortuguese, Five per C,?riis • • 67' • • 67 " • •
Roman .•• -• •• 10714 .. 1073 .. 107?-4,
RAILWAY SHARES.
Verso-Hes, 563 560 .. 550 550
L.B•• 360 .. .355 .• 355
Rouen 1120 • 1120 ••1110 ..1110
Rouen to Havre 937 50 .. 937 50 •• 935
Orleans .................• 1230 ..1230 —1227 50 ..1230
Strasburg to Bale.. 320 •• 320 .• 315 .. 315
._vig•non to Marseilles.... •.1050 —lO5O ••1040 • 1042 50
Bordeaux to Teste •• •••• 212 50 .. 212 50 210 .. 211 25

RAILWAYS FOR THE ACCOUNT, MAT 3

St. Germain
Versailles, R.ll 565
L.B. . 360
Rouen • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • . • . —ll2O
Rouen to Havre ........... 940
Orleans. •.
Strasburg to Bale .......... 320
iguon to Marseilles.... .. 1020

-1120 ••1100 ..1105
.. 552 50 .. 552 SO
30 .. 3,%2 50 37'2 60
..1125 ••1110 ..1110
~ 942 50 930 930
..1235 ..1225 ..1230
.. 325 3i5 315
..1055 ..1040 -1042 50

HAM BURGH MAIL.

STOCKHOLM, APRIL 4.----The Estates aro now dis-
cussing the tariff of custom-house duties, the Com-
mittee having submitted to them no fewer than 154
points on which they are to decide as soon as possible.
This matter is very interesting, since it clearly shows
the insufficiency of our system of four Chambers. M.
Petre deposited on the table of the Chamber a motion,
to the effect, that the Estates should exert themselves
that (according to the wish of the King) the Diet may
be ended on the 21st of April.
STOCKHOLM. APRIL B.—The Speaker announced to
the Minister of Justice, on the 4th, that they did not
think that the most urgent matters now before the
Diet could be terminated before the end of May.
BERLIN, APRIL 12..—The deliberations of the Board
of Trade, with the manufacturers and the Commis-
sioners of the Ministerial Department, are terminated.
As far as we can learn on good authority, the manufac-
turers for all the provinces were unanimous in their opinion
that the present system of free trade must be aban-
doned, and a vigorous system of protective duties
adopted, without which the critical state will extend to
all the manufacturing counties in Germany. They
propose a duty of six dollars per cent. on linen and
cotton yarn and twist. Bleached manufactures to be
subject to a higher duty. It is thought that this mea-
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sure will cause the manufacture of those German
articles to flourish as much as those which are now
duly protected. The Department of Foreign Affairs
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WIESBADEN, APRIL 11.—It 'seems that the Grand
Duchess Helen will not come to the Rhine till the
autumn, and will first visit the baths at 'Lehi. The
Empress of Russia will not come to Germany, but go to
the southern provinces of Russia.
POTSDAM, APRIL 15.—The King is gone to Dresden
to join the Queen, who is there on a visit to her sister.