The Express. — London, England, 1863-03-25 00:00:00

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT• -- HOUSE OF COMMONS. —THIS DAY. The Enema teak the dm& at 12 °Weak. THE CONDITION =OF THEnum& IiANUTACTURING Mr. POTTER gave snide that after Easter he should stove for a select committee to inquire into the date of tbseetto• manufacturiog chariots, and the mode of ad ministering relief, both by the poor-law pia/diens and the relief committees, and also into the policy of emigra tion. THE CONDITION OF IRELAND. Sir R. PEEL asked Mr. V. Scully if he would postpone till after Fester the motion of which he had given notice last sight respecting the condition of Ireland. Mr. Y. SCULLY said on public grounds he thought it' might not be well to briog forward such a motion on so short a notice u that which had be.. given, and he would, therefore, comply with the request. SALMON FISHERIES (IRELAND) BILL The adjourned debate on tho motion for going into committee on this bill was resumed by Mr. CONOLLY, who said be was opposed to the bill, sod he hoped to be able to show the homes that it ought not to be proceeded with. The salmon fisheries in Ireland were! intimated as being worth at least 100,0001. a year, and that property pawed from hand to band the same as any other property. Bat this bill, by making fixed engines unlawful, would destroy that property. And this sweeping change was proposed notwithstanding the fact that since the passing of the act of 1842 the salmon fisheries in Ireland had increased, and if the overcaptur• of the lad two years w ere prevented by wise legislation, the salmon a i eries n Ireland would be in a sound and healthy state. Therefore he contended that no case had been made out for the sweeping confiscation which this bill would affect. [Left speaking.) LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE. (Before the Judge Ordinary.) STONE T. eroNs AND APPLETON.-SPECIAL The Queen's Advocate end Mr. Lopes appeared for the petitioner ; Mr. Kerslake, Dr. Stinks, and Mr. Searle for the respondent Thu wu the petition of Captain Thomas Howard Elphin stone Stone, of • regiment in the India service, for • divorce OD the ground of adultery committed by his wife with Mr. Robert Appleton, a =troop, who formerly lived at Bud leigh Salterton, in Devonshire. The respondent merely denied the charge, and the co-respoodest did not appear. The parties were married at Morton Hampstead, Devon 'hire, on the 'Mnil March, 1854, and they soon afterwards went out to lodia, where they remained during the mutiny. 1858 the petitioner came to England on sick leave, and on his return to the East he left respondent at Bsdleigb, where her friends resided. The • respondent, being in ill health, wee attended by Mr. Appleton, who, it was alleged, bad abused his oportunilles to sedum her. There wee • claim of 5,00 W. for damages. The Queen's Advocate having opened the case, The evidence Burn Harris, taken by • commission at Brightoo, was read. She said that she was in the rupees dent's service after September, 1860, and that Mr. Appleton war often lacked up with her mistress alone. She was on very familiar terms with the sunsets, and used to tome into the kitchen, take up her clothes and dance and wing before them. Witaessobeerredauspicious appearances about the me pondent's bed before the petitioner's return. She also asked the what would produce abortion, for she said she was afraid that Mr. Appleton had put her into • swoon, and Liken advantage of her. Witness at first would not tell her, but subsequently mentioned a drug, which Mrs Stone after wards regularly took. On the whims said that she had been in a ref . and with good reason. At the time her evidence was taken she was in daily expectation of being confined of an illegitimate child. The Its,. W. Courter Clack, curate of Morton, of which his father was rector, had solemnised the marriage between the parties. The respondent woe his sister; and be had also married the petitioner's sister. On the return of the parties from India they first resided at hfortoo ; but after a little time they went to Budleigh Salience, which was about 12 miles from Exeter. At that time they had three children. Captain Stone went Auk to India in the month of August, 1859, and • fourth child was born in the folio • November. In December, 1861, witness went to Salterton, and new Kra Stone. Said to heti " Dear Natty, arel you aware that Howard has been up to me and made a charge against you of being in the family-way by Mr. Appleton!' She said it was a cruel and wicked amnesties. rold her that be would go and see Mr. Appleton ; and she said " Do." Went to Mr. Ap pleton, and asked him if he knew of the serious charge which Captain Stone had made spinet him ? He said that be had not been aware of it till the Saturday night previous, when he received • letter from Capt. Stone. which he reed to witness. (Itwas put in.] Mr. Appleton said be solemnly denied the charge and that he would make Captain Stone prove his words. Told him that it was a serious charge and hoped he would clear himself. Communicated what had passed to Mrs. Stone. She said "I knew that, William—l knew that he would deny it solemnly, for it is a orml thing, as I told you before." About Christmas Mrs. Stone was removed to lodging at Exeter, where she was confined on the 2nd of January. Cross-examined—Very shortly before the conversation which witness bad had with the respondent she had been staying with oin of the children at the rectory. Inv trial was proceeding when our report left.] COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Ware Mr. Cominissioser Fun.) 111 ILI atnIT.—AITLICATION 1011111ABIL The billmope, a Roomed met t applied for his release from custody. FE. y_. _ snow for s Mr. Reed supported • F. Seat creditor. - 11ebarderept, examined, stated that be hod been two yaw in bluinees in Grey's-um-med. The brewers, Mews. Lightfoot, bad seised all big property, including household furniture. Rio Haman mated the Maw. _ ass O. I. UMW The bankrupt, formerly at Addi;combe College, was a lieutenant in the Royal Artillery, having obtained a direct commiadon. This waa the sitting for examination and discharp. Mr. Begley, for the bankrupt, stated that, by the interfe rence of the tankrapt's friends, an arrangement had bean made which was satisfactory to the whole of the creditors, and wee pro to annul the bankruptcy. Order .111 ■1 J. 1. BROWN. The Immigrant wendeiTeriiesia;;patent parchment manu facturer, el Ramsey, Hants, and of /Undone, eat Wight. Thi the est* for examinatinn and discharge. bl Liabi lities, 14,8001; mete about 9001. There was no opposition, and the order was granted. Yr. Lawrence end Mr. Nicholson appeared in the mei. _ _ _ _ (Bolan Mr. Holroyd.) The bankrupt wasdescri of Heyanstone square. This was theadjoiused mitt* for examination wed discharge. The awe bee been frequently before the mart and all the facts have appeared. At the last sitting, an ad journment was ordered for additional amounts. It now ap peared, from the endorsement oe the additional scoonnte, that they had only been fled nisi days, and another ad journment was therefore aseessary. Mr. Chidley, for the assignees, stated that the debts Ceawere between 20,0001. and 25,0001. The bankrupt reversioeary property in Scotland which slight realise 700,0001. ; and it was important for the creditors to mom tain what further claims, in the shape of bills or were likely to corns against the estate. A poison I n= leasome, with whom the bankrupt had had large dealings, had recently become bankrupt. His case would come ow on the 23rd of next month. and it was probable it would throw some light on that of the present bankrupt. He thecefore asked foe an adjournment for two months. Mr. though, who appeared for creditors, concurred in the applicatioa ; and Mr. Sergood, for the bankrupt, objected to so long an adjournment. Ultimately an adjournmeat for a meth was ordered. THE POLICE COURTS. ('THIS DAY.) MARLBOROUGH-STRUT. 1113102008 1011BRILlid AT TIM 80110 BAZAAR Nary Ann Bartholomew, of No. 130. The Creerent, Hoek ney-read, a married woman in a good position of life, was I charged before Mr. Tyra, hitt with stealing several articles at the Soho Bazaar, Soho-mama Mr. Edward Lewis, of Great Marlborosigh-street, appeared for the primmer. Mims Ellen Young, assistant to a bookseller, said—Yes terday &Dermas I saw the prisoner throw a picket et Needles under the stall of Mrs. Peachey, two persons—Mrs. Durham and Mrs. Dods worth--being at the time in pursuit of her, the mediae belonging to those two persons. I had mimed a letter am from my counter before I had observed the pewee?, aad it was fouod on the primmer. The Wee case im the property of Elizabeth Ogilvy. I had not olm served the prisoner at my counter. Mrs. Sarah Dodmworth said—l am a stall-keeper in the bazaar. The prisoner came up to my steed a little bakes Eve yesterday evening. I turned round and said, "Oh, dear • me there la a vacancy here," observing , that wow smiles bad been taken away. Prisoner said, • I hope you don't suspect me." I said, "I do not," and I thou observed the needles in bar band Prisoner then asked me the prim of • pen wiper, and put down the mow for it, ls. 6d. I again spoke about the needles, and prisoner again mid, "I Lopez: do not suspect inn" and weal into the ether room. I spoke to Mrs. Durham. tellies her I believed the primmer had taken the needles, and with Mrs. Durham followed LM pri soner, end the ant witness then picked up the needles host ander Yea. Peesbey's Mall. There were ten pastries of needles at the value of 2s. 6d. I told the prisoner that re had better go Into the office to the matron, sod she was searched Mere. The rummy on the count er was joie seek a one as would be canoed by taking away the packet. Mrs. Anse die Grochy said—l keep • stall in the bastaz. THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY i • FUNERAL OF SIR JAMES OUTRAN. ! (THIS DAY.) Prisoner bowed to me and said, " I have purchased some pomade of your assistant," and I thanked her. I afterwards was fetched to the matron's °Soe and found two pots of pomade, my property. The pot sold the prisoner was • month ago. Elise Margaret Leigh, in charge of • room in the bazaar, belonging to • book society, said—The seven books pro. dosed belong to the society—• religious book society, the secretary of which is the Huy. Isaac Mummery. The value of the books is 4a. 2d. I saw the prisoner in the room yes. terday afternoon, but she made no purchase. I did not miss the books. . . . Asa* Maria Thome; keeper of • perfumery stall in the bazar, identified en article found on the prisoner. Mrs. Hush Cook, matron at the bazaar, said—l took the pawn, into • private part of the room, and saw her searched ; sad the whole of the articles produced were found upon her. The prisoner wild. " I took the needles. and I will make you any recompense you like. I cannot amount for doing it ; but I have done it." G. Weight, 9U C, said—l was called to the Soho Bazaar, to take prisoner into custody for stealing articles from ' different stalls. On asking prisoner how she became pos sessed of the things, she said, "1 don't know. My nerves , were shaken." I then took her into custody. Mr. Lewis said be had advisedly abstained from asking any questions of the witnesses. It was a very painful ease. I The prisoner was well connected, and bad no need to coat i mit those petty pilfering' ; but it was one of those irresist , ible passions for which she herself, as she stated, could not ! account. The accused wee labouring under a severe do , mastic affliction, end, although the answer which he (Mr. Levi) was instructed to make would afford no answer to the case in this court, it would, be (Kr. Lewis) felt sure, mitigate any penalty which she had incurred. He had, therefore, merely to ask that she might bs admitted to tail, which could be obtained to any reasonable amount. The prisoner was committed for trial Bail was accepted. CLERKEN WELL. A Win% LIMMILITT. Alfred RouUedge, of No. 1, Millman-etreet, lamb's Conduit-street, was charged before Mr. Barker, at the in stance of the authorities of the pariah of St. Andrew's, with refusing and neglecting to maintain his wife, Elisabeth Routledge, whereby she bad become chargeable to that pariah. Mr. $.l. E. Palmer, barrister. instructed by Mr. G. Allen, solicitor, appeared for the defendant ; and Mr. Anderson, the relieving overseer, watched the case for the parish. The learned gentleman, having admitted that the de fendant's wife was receiving relief, proceeded to state that in May, 1859, the defendant, having been married about two years, ascertained that his wife had becomeacquainted with very bad characters. He then sent her to her sister's, but she was compelled to send her back, as eke borrowed money from strangers and was familiar with policemen and other men. He then endeavoured to reform her, but she squandered his money away in drink, and cohabited with other men in his hones, at Ormond-street. Having had to leave several apartments through her dissipated habits, whilst she was in Bagnigge-wells-road she sold a per. tioo of the furniture, and stated that she should go on the town fora living. After this be again took her back, but shortly afterwards she was arrested on two charges of felony, and was sentsoced to three mouths' imprisonment in the House of Correction, with hard labour. At the request of her brother-in-law be procured for her furnished lodgings at Cow-cross, but the had not been long in those apartments before she took to the old course of pledging the goods of the landlord, when she was again sentenced to three months' hard labour from this court. She was after wards at this court on a charge of violently assaulting her husband, but he would not press the charge. He (Mr. Palmer) should call witnesses to show that the defendant's wife had cohabited with other men—that she had been intimate with an omnibus conductor in au omnibus, and also that she had been to several houses of ill-fame. Witnesses having been called who fully confirmed the learned gentleman's statement, and who proved that the defendant's wife had been to a brothel within a very short period, Mr. Anderson stated that be could not go on after such evidence as had been adduced. Mr. Barker dismissed the complaint, and said the husband had been ill-tied by the wife. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. KA RII-LARI.--(TE118 DAY.) Most of the supply of English wheat on sale in to-day's market was composed of samples left over from Monday. The attendaece of both town and country millers was limited, and the trade ruled heavy. In prices, however, no quotable change took place. The general condition of the supply was tolerably good. There was • very large quantity of foreign wheat on offer. Fine Baltic qualities were held at quite last week's currency ; but the transactions in these were limited. Inferior kinds were very drill, and late rates were with diffi culty supported. Floating cargoes of grain were much leas active, at barely late quotations. The barley trade was in • doggish states at about Mon day's prices. There was a large quantity of foreign barley on the stands. We have to report • dull inquiry for malt, at barely late rates. The oat trade was in a sluggish state at the late decline in prices. There is a large supply of foreign cats now on pass age to this country. Beaus moved off heavily, but without change in value. The sales for peas was very inactive. Prizes, however, were supported. Bath English and foreign Sour wu a slow inquiry, but •ot cheaper. Sour qualities are still in large supply. There was leas doiog in the seed market, and onus were basely supported. No change took place in the Tam of asket CURRENT PRICKS. /MOWS. Per Qr. L GO to 51 41 to 6$ Par Qr. /rime. Noe; lent, red .. Dine. white.. Norfolk and Linage red _ 40 to 00 OATS. S. — L 4 coteb, Blab, w hite „ black BIA1t& ___ Malting Distilling Grinding U to al 11.1 x. __ masooon so to si Tick IS to al HS/TOW Pilots S6 to 42 —._ Grey MWe White Per Qr. OMR L ^ S ---- Danish and Swedish 17 to It 1 Russian — 18 to IS Two o'Cions. This afternoon the remains of the late General ! The railway market is inactive to-day, and, Sir James Outram were public:y interred in West- with the exception of a fall of t cant. minster Abbey, amid a large concourse of the de- ie Caled onian, the P rilici r 7 ' l stech are quoted tare same as at 4 o clock yesterday ceased's friends, companions in arms, and the London and North Western stock is now quoted public. 97 to a ; Great Western, 66 to t ; Midland, Owing to the distinguished career of the departed 123 1 to ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1081 to ; hero, both in a civil and a military capacity, and Caledonian, 115 to t ; South Eastern, 91 to ; more particularly to his association with the most Great Northern, 190tt012 It; Great Eastern, 49; thrilling events in the history of the Indian mutiny, 50 ; and London and Booth Western, 1004 to 1014. the occasion was justly regarded as one of national! Indian railway stooks are firm. Great Western importance, 'of Canada shares are steady. As regards foreign The applications for tickets of admission to the lines, Bahia are firmer, and Sambre and Mouse in- Abbey were exceedingly numerous, and bore shun- quired for. dant testimony to the high and general respect ita OLINNAZT WARM MID execs __ for the illustrious dead. I its. ea I The funeral procession, consisting of the hearse, nine mourning carriages, and upwards of 50 private ti carriages, started from Sir Jas. Outram's residence, • 10 Queen's-gate-gardens, Kensington, shortly after 11 o'clock. It was most appropriately headed by a so mourning detachment of the 78th Regiment of 1 0 ,,, Highlanders, of which the deceased was colonel, 17, under the command of Col. Lockhart, C.B. It corn- , so prised Capts. W. H. Brown, Quartermaster Charles • r , Erskine, and the sergeant-major and 12 colour ac and staff sergeants of the distinguished regiment re- 13( .. presented. As the procession wended its way towards , 1 41: the Abbey it attracted great attention, and most 01. of the passengers in the streets not merely stopped , and gazed at the spectacle, but took off their hats se. in reverence for the memory of the deceased. The cortege reached Westminster Abbey at 1 o'clock, IR: and a walking procession of very great length ' et' at. having been formed, it entered the build p ill St. by the West Cloister door. The se. was now borne by the officers and sergeants E. of the 78th already mentioned ; the chief mourner t r . being Sir Francis Ontram, son of the deceased, who so was accompanied by many other relatives. 10 Among the mourners who followed the coffin, st. as it was carried through the nave, were observed bl4l the Duke of Argyll, the Earl of Shaftesbury, the a Earl Dalhouge, Lord Lyveden, Lord Clyde, and Sir J. is Lawrence (these companions of the deceased walked It abreast), Lord Chelmsford, Sir Charles Wood, Lord sc. Harris, Sir James Hogg, Sir H. Willoughby, 5 M.P., Mr. Kinnaird, M.P., Colonel Sykes, M.P. 1 2 5 1. Mr. Roes Mangles, W. R. Crawford, M.P., Colonel at. Wellesley, Dr. W. H. Russell, Colonel Staveley, Colonel Bowie, Sir Ranald Martin, dzo. at. The Very Rev. the Dean read the burial service, us and the Rev. Lord John Thynne the lesson. tip The music consisted of Croft and Purcell's burial Bt. service, and part of Handel's funeral anthem, "His body is buried in peace, but his soul liveth for le evermore." et. The service was, as might be supposed, of a e k e ,. deeply affecting character. Around the grave at. when the body was lowered were seen clustered a Lt. large and illustrious body of officers, many of whom is had fought side by side with the deceased, and it whose bronzed faces reminded one of the far i dt distant scenes on which, in common with him, 10 they had defended the honour of their country. Here and there, too, were seen the dark outlines es of an Indian face. 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"it is pas 71 wu 89 151 3 97: 79 81 150 180 ri IS :d l If U U 37 66 lel fai i 10 e I 9 1 1011 61- ATTIMMTD NUADV3 OF ♦ WILL Jordan Shepherd, a gold chain maker,of 19, Great Northamptoa-street, Clerkenwell, was charged with cut ting and wounding his wife, Mn. Caroline Shepherd, with intent, he. Mr. John Wakeliog appeared for the prisoner. The following medical certificate was banded in :—" St. Bartholomew's Hospital, March 24, 1863.-1 do hereby certify that Caroline Shepherd, an in-patient on account of stab wounds of the arm, is now almost out of danger. A few days' stay in the hospital are still adviaable. —Bo- WATIL JOHN VENNON, house surgeon." The wife now Weeded, and stated that she did not wish ' to mem the charge, an it was all her own fault. She was drunk at the time, was a very bad temper, struck Dim and pulled his hair ; and it was in the scuffle that she was stabbed. He was having his supper at the time, and that was the nuance why he had the knife in his hand. Polies-constable 88 said he took the prisoner into cus tody, and the wife maid be had stabbed her on purpose, but the said that it was done accidentally. r. Wakelieg said as the wife did not wish to press the charge, he hoped the magistrate would discharge it. Mr. Balker maid he could not do so at present. Hs should remand it for a week to see bow the wife went on. Mr. Wakelleg applied that bail might be sooepted. Mr. Barker granted the application. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE (sr same raw NORTHAMPTON METING.-(THIS DAY.) RACING SykKEl t ._ Ono gone, Galan Dust, Duakaid, Midellewateb, Lu Mamba', Gamier, and Hies of Utepaa are bare. ENTRY FOR THE QUEEN'S PLATE. Two miles. Aurelian, Le Aimeehal, (Wive* Loiterer, Minim:wire, Perfect Core, Atsame, Inaba, Revolver, Fairwater, Asteroid, Oldrohister, L►wyer, Sweet Willie, end Grim. dose. All are he... ALTHORP PARK STAKES: About half a mile. Midnight Mann Bobo, C0...,tt Practitioner ' Merry Sun shine f, Ares f, King George, Gossamer f, Garotter, Ns abatis, Sabra o, Lady Hawthorn f, Conunom, Tomfoolery, Sister to Queen of Vale, Molly Carew, Langford, Van quisher. Primal* and Vacua& are here. EARL SPENCER'S PLATE. Five forloop, straight. Lady Clifden, gooses of Trumps, Argonaut, Exchequer, Mandel* Black Lily, Little Lady, Bertha, East Sheen, Humphrey, Zorn, Gazelle. Interduca, Lady Abbess. Sum monads, Newmarket, Flying Fish, Kinsman, Turves, Glenocohy Middlewatoh, Antidote, Jenny Wren, Nebula, Rest, and 'Harleston are here. DELAPEE HANDICAP. About half • mile. Conies, Joliet, Vigil, Gazelle, Piokepoe, Weetherbow Isclepeudesee, Ways, Nut de Gray mod Blanohe of Lem:sate; are ben. PAW Foam!. —lreton. wr. LIZ HANDICAP. Cosusile and • bait lawyer, Cowley. Prince Plausible, Man at Anna Ehr.Were sail, Aga(. Benjamin, Overton, Eastern Princess, 'Maniocs, Benham Lam, Hubert, Lady Evelyn c, Watchman, Teter rims, Revolver, Middlowatch, bro to Morocco, Ernest, Jenny Wren, Antidote, Hypermnestra, and ttylvanie are here. SWEEPSTAKES OF 20 SOTS. About half a ugla. Dome, lidlle. d. &ray, sod ProorAla are hare. LATEST BETTING. EARL SPENCER'S PLATE. 3to 1 apt Fl • Flab (off) 6to 1 ( 1 ) 7 to 1 Argooaut It freely) 15 to 1 Queen d Trumps (t) 15 to 1 Ledy Clifdou (t) 15 to 1 Nebula (t) 20 to 1 Rost (t) 20 to 1 Lady Abbe. (t) THE DERBY. 25 to 1 apt Nelms (t) DREADFUL FIRE AND SERIOUS ACCIDENTS. (THIS DAY.) Between two and three o'clock in the morning a fire broke out in the premises. belonging to Mr. Alfred . Huline, licensed victualler, and proprietor of the Bhip and Shears Tavern, 16, Lower Shadwell. The residents, consisting of numerous persons, made an attempt to rush down the • staircase, when they found the blazing spirit( flying towards the top of the building. Finding all means of ; swaps by the regular way cut off, they made their appearance at the upper windows and cried piteoady for help. Two females, named respectively Moline and Gould, the former the wife of the landlord, made an at tempt to escape, jumping out of a window. The last named fell upon her feet from the second floor and broke ber lep. She was picked up and conveyed to the hospital. Mn. Huline, instead of jumping, seined hold of a water-pipe that ' ran dow n the aide of the house,andwould nodoubthave reached the ground in safety as she was eliding down the pipe very gently, but all of a sudden a cask of liquor exploded, and the fire rushed through the windows ' ignited her night. clothes, and in order to escape being burnt to death she made a jump for the ground. She fell, with her clothing in • a blaze, and was so sadly Injured on the legs and arms that sbe was also obliged to be rewired to the hoepitel. Five or six other persona at that time were thee frying out for help at some of the other windows. All of a sudden some of the neighbours brought up • waggon, and by standing upon the top of the vehicle the endangered persons were rescued. The j tuildingand all it contained were nearly destroyed. The monism of Jolson, next door. were also considerably damned. VOltilON L&ILWAYS. ail lAntwirp AI Goals aim 4 a i a , Bablaill. ita IL i.Tp.e. 2 le pm! all Illoiglan I. holeam• _,. ii ii 2 B.Arros G. flootkora(L. 2dn Pa :1 1 1 ' tb k "" fil;MlClV.:: ** "- li le 'Dutch ihrolok .... -2 g A RAMOS ot Franco - ln all .od. Unsnap gaa. 5. p. C al 'Great Lamming 111 all !Dalian Junatlon MI , Itimillap I r : Me A lan Do.llp.o.Prt. 1•14gor. as llorMam ot co IC Do. Itm, Shane all IN.ltail 11.11.yros g. 7 p• e ea Alforworlaa Trunk Peet a lOtomanlmyenaAtdln) as IParinLyam.and liadll A !P li orn and Orisons at Portovleir&SUl.,Royal all mits sad I. 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Stock MI Do. do. deferred IN (West Mdlaa riminotoo 12 Do. New 6 Ixt January, 1562 IN at. S. alias,. 6= L an 01.WeidCanada 111 Do. New all Do.Op.alde.psy7l,w.op , O 0 00iikenklida.laar. 26 1 I Indian muses Limited. 'N Madras Guar. I{ pot at. Mdo. 6 Meat. D Do. o. al pee el. - 15elb•Corp.dr. et.Boodt lielb, and Hobson Bay. P. Brrowinek ili Osailidit elms • end B N. it. of caosda 6 p. ii. Made, boa 6 par oat Do. Deihl do. Do. do. do Do. toeless, do 6o e 69.11 IN 60•91 nu eil 44 1.6 106 1 If Ye 4 . 411 IN 106 102* 1006 106 107 1•7 108 14 1416 201 21! Pm 66 67 60 68 66 HI 64 46 66 46 14 OS II 28 11 24 106 114 . 1 pm 1 pa 16111 104 i 121 13 71 7} (Us 100 102 93 95 1 li pin Si 26 100 116 ST 06 Y 60 S 6 51 ES 166 101 104 E 1 Pm P l 6 1061 IE4 IS 106 Joiarr noel WELL Ape eat U. eger. Alimorwi..s.ALivereeal Anglo Portuguese (Lim Aireirelmie Disk el W a. Bank et Meek Quireseised Meek of VisteeleAsenis plank of Wales Dank of New Zealand if . larlased AmericaNs. Mak IL Isfis.Ar. Mho Maki N. el 144 to C,otit4seedel Itoglishesl Irish (Ws) ffsg.desteLeelemeto. ilindem.Lltinatkier. (1.) Imperial Bank. Limited Goatee and Braellian LosltAgrestE.Plate (L Les. CIL Desk et Smut. Leedom and Weals! (L Lodes sal Osesey . Lefties Mat Meek .. Los. sad Iliddleem (L. Les. end Northers (L iesdow t ham atrio Lee. eS.Wiiilll Pm Wm eel Weresdaeser Nebr..* Troy. leak (L MUM Bask Da M es#ant, New , . do. Neliesei leek New des* Woks Odieslel Beek Carpets damn Bank IDs livir Mobsld tsl..A Austral& loiloge.PusJ., Deihl (L et 11411.15.411ri05(L Gets st austrsos TUs. of Imit.ettrano• (L. Oaks of (Lim). Vela ot kudos mkooe 10. MVO V MON in 0.04 II 10,000 2 4000 SO M, PO Si. • 01$ t 16.000 20 16.000 10 "0,4,1 .e.Ol 1 COE it 1.0, to kw. to o.ono to ~016 It 6tAllt 6 6,K10 16 D.OICI 1 5,006 I ,Okot 1 J 644 C 4 Apo V =ito ItL MsllBt.(i: 'Soh la (Lbatted). 2 rev•*how.. • eas, Limited- Bdt ARMICAII Lad B4t.s tool Ars. uses& Lod _ _ :Zb.j tt ',SOO 111 611P0 II .I:+4 I! --i r,006 11 ,1106 I 1,060 Ai IMO 6 1 1.000 60 C4l° l 6° Me 111 ;o4ii* M 50 ill 1101, rksoe WON 111 57. L 1; Ime. 10 4030 4000 110 C la n tn a j Oongsay Inv. Oovier.olgoa.*earalt. a , Igni , . al Do. Op. on P. Det• Llndlaoottaingonoy„L 1 Marta • L. geoillotoilms.i d = 2 1 Encario Taiegraph .• • slaw OM Stoma gartgatiol 1, /rant Ship (Limiteol • De. II i pea emit. r.at 011Mftg (L)• • Italian Irrigation Dow Mgt Nock Dtaaountg. Lebow Sea (Limited). Imo. umlaut tea. Loa Dna. Oatnibna Oo Madras DOW. • OM , ttorlier. te.. Tel. Dal par oast. Fred.. ttet•RaiLatallaridt, CAr.. *Wag. (L) gOos.Da zirsiosaa uarawat W. Nerbodasto' alettroniL gethattanask Sp. ape N. arm% g. luar N.fealisal TANS. Pa N. i t. Ike liantasianao Drid Do. New.. Orian. Ii aim (UM • • °tiara Gm Peal laver Una • Min Pasta andOalse. Nam I)* * Naw RILMI.(I4I Loa Rio Jul. City 1 a.(L ) do l itooStasi sma ll : . Do. 116n ,...i. A T oot. rrim elaua lorrtic i ll Ilatimoolso TY. Sir* LW. OD. roloss to India Vit/opb. ol A ut(L. l (14 Lo.Co.o.l3soodi K • DIMMINAB U 94 729 29 i It es i pp 113 SS DS 27 114 117 2i 11.111 St N si psi 6 paa dis 49 51 1 9 0 9 di , lo 114 N 64 91 96 St 0 0 9 1 lips 99' SSE 1f 11 AY dts pm Ps' . 1 ll.po 61 41 ea di164 0 1 * I 17 1 1 64 CDS " 74- it lIPIII 21Plei " 6. 67 60 tai tat id 71 96 Pond 69 90 9 09 P. 61 SS n 09 all S 62 sse 34 Ewes. Norfolk, and Suffolk O7 to 66 Kingston and Ws?* 60 to SS Brown ...... 6.1 to 67 Old •nd new 33 to 36 OM. Mullett. fed l9 to U to 20 Beach, teed 1011 Per gr. a WHEAT. Dantsie and Konigs berg SO to gg Itestoeic t Meekleo- burg Daithh Russian, hard Wit A.1111;htlID, rad wbite . itAnai . 49 to 16 48 to 61 . 42 to 46 13 to 03 43 to 49 .. 60 to 6 Grinding. Malting . , . SI to 26 .. SO to SS ~ as to as -- Dutch, brew l6 to RI feed ARRIVALS Or OWN, Ed, IN WATER CARRIAGE, 111,011 CLUSIVL Baas. SS to IS Ito SS 36 to 30 33 to 40 F4 YP tlaa • OA TL Maple . Bollen. White . Yellow Pia). 31 to 34 U 31 to 131 11 PIM& _ M Trench, pat rack 7.. ts to 41 /Vanish, „ 32 to 43 American, psr bet .. 21 to 22 Can/Lilian, „ 21 to 27 ITO LONDON, BY LAND AND MARCH !t TO =ARCH U, IN- Irbsst. Barley. Malt OM& Mow. qrs. qrs. qrs. qrs. swim I bris. Zugllsb AM NO 150 4.90 . 690 Irish loralsru - - - Ts4ol O3BO 8800 680 I 1279804880600 27090 LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. (THIS DAY.) (TROY OVA Owl CORELUPONDINT.) (PT NLIDMIO AND INTIANATIONAL TZLINIMPN.) The market opens with a firmer tone, and the idea will probably loot op from 5,000 to 6,000 bales. MINCING LANE.- (T GIS DAY.) ' boos& -There is • far demand for all qualities at steady shoo pekes, except crystallised Demerara (of which the supply Aga aboodant). Prices of these descriptions are scarcely 10ttO supported. Mauritius sold, brown, 28s. 6d. to 29a. ; low 47, and middling yellow, 355. to 36 5. ; grainy yellow and white, 60,001 37a. to 435. Penang brown, 29a. Gd. to 34a. ; 345. 6d. 6 , 00 0 to 36a. 6d. cloyed. 325. Gd. Retroed °outlaw:a 60,000 quiet, but prises an unaltered. 10.0001 COMM has sold at steady prime. but there is rather leas 10 . 41. disposition to purchase. Plantation Ceylon mixed and triage, ki. , 6° ) 625. to 79a. 6d. ;low mid. togood mid., 85s. to 90a.; pea . berry vinyl 935. to 965. 6d. ; native Ceylon, Rood sod boo ordintrY. 4 4001 74• 6d. to 755. ; Mocha, good to hue clean psbled, 92a. 10.000 to 955. 10,0001 nu continuo doll of sal& 10,000, Rica-The market is iosctive. maw ; 0,000 1 Bor.-Holders haring merited rather lower prices a I moo , ooneiderable business barn ben tronsacted ; about 1,500 puns. Ann' Demerara sold at ls. sd. to ls. 6d. 0,000 BAurrerms-The market is inactive. 50,00 i Carron is in limited must, at former prices. 1 4 4 00 14,404 TALLOW MARKET. -(THIS DAY.) l O W W 10, The market is steady. Town tallow I. quoted 435. sat am Nib ; Polorsbari Y. 0., on the spot. 435. 6d. ; all this 5,000 month, 435. Od. ; April trams, 43a. 6d.; ()steins to D. ts sot *mbar, 46. 3d. r.see BOROUGH HOP MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) go z Yawn. Patteedss mad Smith report the &mead seise pup for this better sorts of hops. but low descriptions more off %No slowly. Prime remain without alterigios. me stool COAL MARIEET.—(THIS DAY.) s,00) Walls End Holton, 17s. • Malls Bed Limbless, 16s. 9d.; MOM Walls Rod Booth Holton, 17s. ; Walls End Edon Main, 04. 000 16. ; Malls End Harem, 14. 6d. ; wins End Tuustal. 1 " ). II OK Mo. ; Walls End Ftszawslipss, 14s. 9d. • Taa6eld , Moor Batas, 12s. ; Dobai& Hartley, 14s. 9d. ' ; 110000 6 0 COM Haetlq, 14. 9d. ; Issiabert's 'ladled. 14s, 9d.-126 ships is o••• itis IVENING, MARCH 26, 1863." SHARE LISTS.-(THIS DAY.) INTIM MDIIS. CaarMan dca. Odd, i alfiard Area Dor. G. OIL trildlik) Drama& lasi lama (IIDela) Boat Magma Ovid ( 1 •Ik lad Caradoa last Oars Droa ILWII.Rand (hada ) I Grorabiar • IL Asap& Groat South Ulan' O. 1R Vet (Holatord Droarllla Sand "Soot Mtwara Darr Lady Bertha =La/ Ward) liwjadj oa troa ‘. North Downs Noah lakes: D. llh. lawara Maros North Ward Warty Ni Oams. 4.2.7) . Predawn* (U. LAMA) Itaakaar Nowell% d. Oaradoa hat. 01001) L Cara Ina (Moon) • a W. Dramas Magma I hamar 811. .Load C im eon West Olinda& ( Swat (= a . West %kr Wt. lead 111. Boner (godridb) Wheal Latooit Moab.. wheat Satan ..... iirit7iswevy, Wheal Unica J•iii :: ;0 - 01 'Ail .= tool .. $ll 11 IS 49 dB 0011 4$ 41 It se 14 ; 6* 44 44 sti J.l 414 130 . 140 It la • 6 1 41 4$ e 10 416 426 s 4 90 96 n ie ii I 'lied' 4L1R.0.1 Lillai T ir:f 32 265 275 7 11 1 61 t 7 I .41 150 SW 17 15 I 51 17.17 an F VOZZION XIPfIE. Wo. I it 1 NEM I ‘ 0 1 L Awe; LlEd6.l N, KO 4 Oran 1. 1...861.C..11.1a0 000 10 Caps Copper pai11•0) ,000 °opals wirer AN 60 Cole , Copper 6000 in 0014..p0 airs.) .. .- 1,000 1 Doa Pe iro,N. De 1141 1 Dna lloausaitg i org • AN I Sae DM Bay( ,000 401 10 Game I Radium (Um.) 600 B. N.CpJI Avelesea(L ,000 i Imes& (La) ,400 limns MO Imelmisa An Norio* 1,000 IL Autos BraZl2 ,No It. lithlaall.o..• imit 1,040 DO 600 i 1 reS ki = . 1 Santa Arista Gold M :400 1 16061601 Area. (Lim) .400 14 Wails OA 01 8d ,114 SO 1701101 Modem . ,000 10 Vanesime Owl Pa) .00 I it •.rthit4 Mits.,. Ai I Ya4me4o•o6 (16•13. 100 99} I sill! 10 01 10 PROVINCIAL BH. MANCE IL-Balls today : - Gnat Eastern, 50 491 12 - T G W°. treat extern, 065-Luteashire anti Yorkshire, 1065-Lon don and North Western, vn—liAnchester, Sheffield, and Ms °amid», 455 5-sfetropolithis, 115 5-16 5 546 5-Midland, MIS -South Lamm, 915 5-Lancaster and Carlisle, 2065-Eastern d Frame, tt-Great Luxembourg. 1657.16 59-16-Great Western of Canada, 11d- Illinois Central, Hi d.-Paris and Lyons, 46- Royal Sworish, ad.-Sambre and Meuse. 10 9.16-Bonk or Liverpool. 275-British and American Inhume 8=45 British and foreign Marine, 1 916 .-licarAre s c L- Union Marine, 1 11•11 15 19.16 15- Vatted Gas Pan,. 206 1. Denial, Mazes U.-Three per Cent. Cons* 915 5-Mew Three per Cent. Stock. 91 5 5 5 5 5-Ditto for Account, 9th April, 915-Ditto for new Account. 11th May. 915-Bank of Ire land, lea paid, aster Dublin. Wicklow, and Wexford, UM paid, 75-Irish South 121. paid. 4f-Midland Great Western and RI. Canal, 501. p a id. 51 5- Midland Great Western, half shates rat paid, 231-Belfast and Northern Counties, 4 per east., pep., 1001. paid, 945 -Dublin, sad Wexford, 6 per omit., pr., la paid, 14 MAsaaggrlts, MARCH 14.-There was a f ood businesa, and were steady. Bank of Mancloster, p.-Orest Limem- Ulf 5-Great Nor th ern, 111-Great ip, lis. W.-Grand True of Canada, tee-Great Waders. 66e i-Illioois Central, 445 bd.-Ditto paid up. 491-London and Naeth Western, 975- Manchester and County Bank, a-Mancliseter, Shellield, and Lincolnshire, 44-Matropoliten. 151 5-Ditto new, 2 7-16 p.- Midland, 1155 - Nor th Staffordshire, 16-South koatern, A r g il: Thames and Mersey Marine Insurance, 25 p. - Yost 245-Great Northern, 1191 5-Midiaed New M., Ss. 3d. a -GOO; ditto 4 1. , th. 94. p.-Ifmoms, 1661-ILauport and Glirlisle, new, lj p.-Pica Asaurance, 11 p.-Maryport and Carlisle quar ters, 164--Gswestry and Newtown ipreLl, 1053. BUIMBHUIAL MARCH IL-Tbe mks to-day Included Midland, new. I pram. -Metropolitan Carriage and Wagon shares, If p. es new-and Birmingham Waterworks, 375 -Birmingham was ranteed stock closed 755 to 5 -Birmingham 921. buyers- Joint Stock Beak (Limited). 24, buyers-Miropthire Lank n, to m f-Blrminghain hlre, 110, buyers -mod lietropulitan Wagon, new, 1M 3d. to 164. 91 prem. Markets Arm, escept in Gee, in which seliers prevail. Row. Gmooarairmax , Socurrr.—A full meeting of this society was held on Monday evening ; Sir Roderick I. Murobiaoo, K.C.8., president, in the chair. The first piper read was " Explotstion from Kurraohes to Gwadar, along the Mekram Comet," b Major F. Goldsmid, F.R.G.S., &o. Mr. Spottiswoode read a communication received from Dr. Duncan Macpherson upon the harbour of Sedashagox. Mr. Clement Markham said the paper just reed brought to the notice of the society the only port ou the south coast of India that afforded • safe anchorage duriog the prevaleree of the south-welt monsoon. Along the whole of that come from Bombay to Caps Comorio there was a tremendous surf during the rainy season, and trade was entirely at a standstill from May to September. To those eir cumstances the importance of Sedeshagnr was due, and the Bombay government was now fully alive to its advantages. Within a radius of 200 miles from Sedashagur there were 990,000 acres of cotton under cultivation, for which rich country it was the only port. Mr. Fenwick said there was a very important ootuitry is the rear of Sedashagur the Southern Mahratta oouotry , the only country in India where New Orleans cotton had yet been produced in market. able quantities ; and he referred to the immense advantages that would accrue to it from this port, more especially if the government afforded it the means of railway continual. cation. The chairman announced that the next meeting would be held on the 13th of April, when he expected to have • most interesting paper on arctic exploration by Cep- We Hall, oommunicated through Mr. Barrow by Mr. Grin. nen. of New York. Ifartamozr or GAB.—At a late hour on Monday night considerable alarm was caused in the immediate vicinity of the RoyalOpera-bouse, Covent-garden, owing to a tremeadons explore@ of gas taking place on the premien belonging to Mr. May, theatrical costumier, situate at No. 35, Bow street, Covant-puden. Such was the force of the explosion that the whole of the shop front was blown eat, and the glees was hurled into the street among the permed passing along. Strange to my only one man was Mimed. and he not seriously. The aerials of the brigade as. attended. The whole of the building and crated@ were seriously damaged. insured in the Amok Fire-affirm THE NEW THEATRE IN THE Notices have bees given to the meopiere el the presides, Noss 62, 63, 64, and lb, ieelediag the Anima Ayers, sad to those of six house. in St. Anna's-place tad the mews adjoining, to vacate the man, the cite being req Cured for the erection of a sew theatre. The banding willies exten sive and eateries's, aad will he demested is the AM style of art ; the priecipal estarese will be la NM Alban's-plea, sod Mom foe the pit sad plleties ia the Haymarket. - I f-!: c m I ii - 1 ow = I ~? - ea i 6 i I tio( I ai _ - I ii: I ;,.6. 14L 16 11 ti 6 i 1 99 1 du I 0 9 10 11 11 9 " 6 sel Ile MI a 1 .11, I r ab 21 (12 * 1 11 dis i t pm Prs " Is ive i 4 4 I MI 26 :di .7 • ITi 2 1 020 10 II U 00 lb 0 a • 111 Id 1 . .... IA SI SB SB US 112 us us 41— al I I I a at u 111 14 1 21, I ti i -- -- i I 1 b 1 ,, t1 ~ 1, 1 i u pm ... II 4 711 Pm Pm a a t 1 I t am pzo If If --. 2. 3sa ,:- ;-,i lifil lia s as par a MI i . i 1 pa l 1 AI 1 Par ilirk 11 1 Ist MAkZITB. _LID ISr lei. W U _'4 lllli all zd 3f- 14 ;, MONEY MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Two o'Crocx. The stock markets to-day are quiet, but steady. Attention is still chiefly directed to the continued fall in the scrip of the new Confederate Load The English funds are quoted the same as they closed yesterday. English railway stocks are like. wise, for the most part, unaltered. Greek and Turkish Bonds are in demand, with a decidedly upward tendency. The scrip of the Confederate Loan opened this morning the same as yesterday, viz., at 24 to prem., but is now quoted to 11 prem., showing a further considerable decline upon sales. The scrip of the Italian Loan is better, at t to prem. That of the Danish Loan is flat, at = dia. to prem. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Rettter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentee opened at 69fr.(60c., being rather more than 4 per cent. better than yesterday. Consols are now quoted 921 to for money, and 924 to 4 for the account (April 8). The official bnainess report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Con sole, for money, 92g, ; ditto for account, 924, 3 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 914, 904 ; New Three per Cents., 91, 4, 904 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1084, ; ditto, Four per Cent. Debentures, 1004 ; ditto Bonds, 16a., 15a. prem.; Four per Cleat. " en faced " rupee paper, 954 ; ditto, Five per Cent., 1054 ; and Exchequer Bills, 4e., 3e. dig. Greek Bonds have risen per cent, being now quoted 224 to 231. Italian Five per Cents. are rather better, and Mexican and Spanish Passive Bonds show firmness. Turkish securi ties of all kinds are strong, and there is a rise of fto per cent. in the loans of 1858 and 1862. Turkish 1854 Loan is now quoted 90 to 91 ; ditto, 1858, 681 to 4 ; ditto, 1862, 691 to 701 ; the Consolidis, 95 to ; the Venezuelan Six per Cents., 59 to ; and the Peruvian Loan of 1862, 864 to 874. Trims actions are recorded as follows :—Freneli Three per Cent. Rentes, 68fr.75c. ; Greek, 224, 22, 4; ditto, Coupons, 91, >t ; Italian, for account, 704 ; Mexi can, for account, 314 ; Portuguese, 1862, 471, ; ditto scrip, 34 prem. ; Russian, 1362, 964, ; Spanish Passive, 27; Turkish, 1864, for amount, 904 ; ditto, 1862, for account, 70, 4, 69/, 701 ; Venezuela, 1862, 59. The shares of the Patent Ventilating Granary Company are quoted 14 to 14 prem. The strip of the Confederate Loan continues to fluctuate. The letters of regret were distributed I yesterday. The letters of allotment will be sent out either to-morrow or Friday—. .bably to-mor row evening. Amongst the .lders of this " cotton loan " will probably be found a number of persona holding cotton in Europe, their argument being that, in the event of the Southern ports being suddenly opened, the rise in the value of the loan cotton' would probably exceed the fall in the pries at Liverpool. The amount of gold purchased by the Bank yes terday was 86,0001. The City of New York, from New York, has brought 262,0001. in specie. The advice , ' by this vessel announce the sailing for Liverpool of the Keder with 55,0001. In the foreign exchanges yesterday afternoon the only alteration was a further movement in favour of Austria. The rates on other places were steady. Subjoined is our usual list : Amsterdam, 3 months, 11174 to 181: ditto, 3 days, 11154 to 164 ; Rotterdam, 3 swaths, 11.18 to ; Antwerp. 3 =oaths, 25.45 to 50 ; Ramberg, tea no threes:moth% 13.74 to I Paris, 3 days, 26.30 to 74 ; ditto, 3 months 25.50 to 24; Frankfort-on Abe-liaise, 3 months, 1194 to 4; P e t e rsburg (per rouble), 3 =oaths, 354 to 4 ; Viacom, to lio., 3 mouths, 1153 to 65 ; Tries t e , . 8 . do., 3 months, 1L56 to 66 ; Madrid, 3 months, 49 to i ; Oadis, 3 mouths, 461 to 43 ; Leghorn, 3 mouths, 25.55 to 60 ; Repos, 3 mouths, 25.53 to 65 ; Kilts. S months, 25.56 to 50 ; Naples, 3 mouths, 25.60 to 5; Palermo, 3 mouths, 25.50 to 5; lleniina, 3 months, 25.60 to 5 ; Lisbon, 90 days, Mt to k; 90 days, 524 to 534. The Thrwtors of the Grand Trunk Railwa9lbf Canada have issued their half-yearly report. A meeting of the shareholders in the Commercial Bank of London, which is now being wound up, was held yesterday. The directors' report, which was adopted, stated that the liabilities of the ban k have been reduced to 33,0001, against which there are assets to the extent of 39,00111., so that the pro-- prietors are now practically released from all out- - side obligations. The balance of the latter amount, together with the mortgagee on land and property, constitute the remaining meta of the company. We are informed that the reconstruction of the board of directors of the London and Colouial Bank is now complete, and that arrangements are in progress for the immediate commencement of business at Montreal, an exchange agency being already in operation in Toronto. A call of 51. is to be paid on the shares of the Midland Banking Company (Limited) by the 13th of April. The prospectus of the Patent Ventilating Granary Company (Limited) is in circulation. The names attached to it are of a very respectable and. practical character. The object is to work in the United Kingdom the patents granted to Mr. A. Devaux (of the firm of C. Devaux and Co.) for improvement in the construction and fittiugs of granaries. The advantages of the inventionare stated to be great, both as regards economy, the increased capacity of the granaries, and the protection of the grain. A model building, constructed on this system at the West India Docks, is stated to give entire satisfaction. The capital is fixed at 100,0001. in 901. shares, which is described as sufficient to construct and work a granary capable of containing 150.000 qrs. Of the net profits, after payment of 6 per cent. interest on the capital, 7-10 tbs of the remainder are to be assigned to the shareholders, and 3-10th,' to the'patentee, whose:remuneration is thus made contingent on the gnomes of the under taking. At the half-yearly general meeting yesterday of the Indian Carrying Company, the directors' report was agreed to. It gave a satisfactory account of, the progress of the company's operations. The half-yearly interest is advertised on the de bentures of the Trust and Agency Conwuy ot Australasia (Limited). TUESDAY Bruise. Console, which closed re.,:71. at 921 . "buyers," for the Bth of April, were first marked this morning 921, and closed at 921 to 1. For money the last price was 921 to 1. Tire o ffi cial business report is as follows :Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 921, 1,1, ; ditto for, ac count, 021, k ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 901, 911, 901 ; New Three per Cents., 901, 91/, 901, 911 Red Sea Telegraph, 217-16 ; India Stock, 227 ; & tto Five per Cent. Stock, 1081, ; Four per Cent. " enlaced " rupee paper, 95 ; ditto" Five per Cent., 106. The India Five per Cent. Stock was quoted 1081 to 1, and Exchequer Bills ss. to 2s. dis. in the foreign stock market the principal transac tions were in Greek Bonds, but, as realisations prodominated, there was a relapse of per cent. from yesterday's rise. MINES-(THIS DA T.) Two o'CLocs. The mining market is steady today. North &shear, North Crofty, Zest Oarn Brea, and Wheal Ludcott shares have improved, while Emit Caradon and Wheal Bassett are rather lower. North Beans shares are quoted 56 to 58 ; East Caradon, 40 to 4; North Crafty, 5* to it ; WhW. Beton, fto to 255 ; East Basset, 83 to 86 e ; If mit Valley, 71 to 8 ; East Caro Brea, 84 to 9 ; Wheal Barnett, 3 to 1 ; Wheal Ludcott, to 7 ; Blogao, 30a. to 325. 6d. ; Tiocroft, 23 to ; Providence, 41 to 43 ; and Wheal Margaret, 34, to 35. Foreign and colonial mining shares are quiet, at previous quotations. Fortuna are firm. m l. ~~i 101 4 •g; S Bt's 42 4 2 Ut SO 81 ad 101 14 ; i iii I Li) a e u 1 7 i 1.17 I• Is It 1r -Ear ii T n' iii I I 4