The Express. — London, England, 1863-06-25 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE. (Before the Judge Ordinary.) IIDGWAT C. ABINGTON AND OTHERS, WEDGWOOD INTER- VENN°. —BPICIAL JCILY, This probate cause, of which an outline was published yesterday, was resumed this morning. Ou behalf of the respondents, the monitors, who set up the will and codi cils of the late Mr. Joseph Mayer, a retired potter at Han ley, in Staffordshire, evidence was given to show the testamentary capacity of the deceased, and his perfect freedom from undue influence. Amonpt other witnesses were Mr. Swift Walker, M.D., the medial gen tleman who attended him in his l ast illness, and Mr. Edward Moore Taylor, the solicitor who drew the instrumente before the court. Two of the defendants, Mr. Paul Smith and Mr. Leooard Abington, were also examined. Mr. Abington, an elderly man, who gave his evidence with singular deliberation and precisioo, stated that be was a Bap tist preacher. The testator season independent, bat be wor shipped at the church. Witness had been in his service toe about three months, but after that he was always treated as his partner in the pottery business. There never was any deed executed between them, or regular division of profits. The deceased used to allow witness what he called " imbeistenoe money," and to say that witness should have bin share altogether, and when it would be of more service to him. Had It would have been of no use ; for In need to boast that he was never persuaded to do anything. Had sometimes tried to mediate between him and his family. Was con- suited by him about his will, but when witness suggested that he should increase one of the legacies to a relation who was in want, he was quite offended and closed the conversation. Had never made any effort, either in conjunction with Mr. Goddard or otherwise, to induce the testator to settle his affair'. Some of the witness's letters, written just before and just after the ex ecution of the codicil, were then put into his hand. In them he bad stated that Mr. Mayer was unable to attend to busi ness ; that witness and Mr. Goddard had in vain used their utmost efforts to get his affairs properly enraged ; and that as to those who had claims upon him, but who were not his relations, he could only say, " Alas ! alas! alas!" Ou the 24th of June he wrote, " All is arranged and sewed." (The witness said he had no explanation to give of these letters ' • and then he fell down in a fit.) Rho defend ants' ass was still proceeding when we went to prem.] COURT OF BANKRUPTCY , (Before Mr. Oommissioner Fine.) 7ese bankrupts were the well known Henry sod Cheslyn Hall ; who formerly canted on an extensive bunnies as solicitors, in New Boswell-court, and had also an establishment for the breeding and training of race horses at Neasden, in Middlesex. The bankruptcy occurred in June, 1866. Charges of the most sectors' nature were brought against the bankrupts, and their cer tificates were wholly refused. His Honour granted them protection for 21 days, to enable them to appeal if advised so to do ; and the bankrupts availed themselves of that op portunity to escape beyond the jurisdiction of the court, where they have aims remained. Their debts were to the Wiles amount of 105,4331., one client alone, Mir Charles Mahout, Bart., being a creditor for up wards of 50,0001. There has been one dividend of 2.• in the poised ; and to-day was appointed for an audit meeting under the estate. From the report of Mr. Cannon. the official amignee, it appiors that these is • sum of 3671. in hand, which will give a very small further dividend. IN an PENZINS.—ALLEDID PARTNXISHIP. The bankrupt wee described as • sewing.machine manu facturer, of Paris, sad sines manager to • similar banner in London. He applied for his release from custody. Mr. E. Reed supported. Mr. Sargood opposed oe behalf of Mr. Goodwin, the de taining creditor, who was • manufacturer of sewing ma chines in Paris, and had employed the bankrupt as clerk and traveller. Finding that he had kept back sums due to him Mr. Goodwin sued him in the French courts, and obtained a judgment what him for 5,003 fr. The bankrupt then shimmied to this country and filed hie petition here, in which he had chosen so describe himself u the late partner of Mr. Goodwin, and to deny his debt. The bankrupt, in examination, asserted that he had be come Mr. Goodwin's partner in 1860 ; the partnership bad not teen dissolved to his knowledge. He was not to bring in capital, bu s parisace, and to receive 350 francs • month, and 10 t hi in per sent. on the nett profit'. No arrangement was made as to balancing the ac counts. He had two letters in proof of his part nership which were in the hands of his solicitor, Mr. Boger. He had been five or six yens in an American banking establishment in Paris, and left it to join Mr. Goodwin, on his proposal. He was an American, end Mr. Goodwin was his "compatriot .' Bankrupt bad been many years in Paris, and gave Mr. Goodwin the benefit of his Paris experience. After being six months with ' him there, bankrupt went to Naples, and established a ' branch of the business there. It was not succeeds], and Mr. Goodwin then proposed other terms. It was only after coming to England that be had been sued in Paris by Mr. Goodwin, and there being no defence judgment wriiiiind, given against him. Mr. Goodwin afterwards nod him in obtained judgment, and arrested him. He had been in custody • fortnight The letters of Mr. Goodwin, on which the bankrupt relied as establishing a partnership, were put in and read, but they appeared to consist chiefly of complaints and reproaches against the bankrupt for not attending sufficiently so banner. His Honour mid he should not release the bankrupt until he had been in prison two months. az CAPTALIN lIOARZ.—AN OLD INSOLVENCY. The insolvent in this see was a captain in the navy. Hi' insolvency took piece in 1855, his debts being upwards of 17,0001. Hie misfortunes were attributable to the insolvent entertaining " great expectations" from his uncle, the Marquis of Thond, which had not been realised. Mr. Fromm DOW applied for a "re-vesting order," stating that all the creditor WA been satisfied. There was no opposition, and the ceder ins made. The bankrupts were shipirOceilarcliustralian and New Zealand agents, of CornhilL This was the sitting for exami nation and discharge. The unsecured debts are about 3,500/. ; liabilities on bills, 6551. ; ditto on accommodation, 5721. The masts are stated at BW. in good debts ; bad and doubtful ditto, 2.4421. Chidley, for the assignees, asked for a cash and defi ciency account. Mr. Inwrance, on behalf of the bankrupts, opposed the application, stating that it came too late, the case having Dm Ivo maths before the court. Mr. Chidley referred to the large amount of deficiency, which ought to he explained. Mr. George and Mr. Brough also appeared is the case. Au adjournment was ordered. /II RE RICHARD CLARE. The bankrupt was ao umbrella and parasol maker, of Basinghall-stseet. This was the adjourned examination sitting. The balsowsheet had not been filed ,• but the statement of Mr. Chatteris, the accountant employed on the part of the creditors, shows debts of 7,4651. ; meta, wider 700 i. lir. Phelps, for the waivers. connected to an adjourn ment until October, which was ordered. IM 111 RYE oawiott noire, Knows AR CAPTAIN HCNT. The bankrupt, described as a commission agent. of Maids, Vale, and of the Opera Arcade, came up by adjournment for his last examination. The Case has been frequently before the court. On the last occasion an adjournment was ordered for the bankrupt to furnish accounts expbuititory of his deficiency. Mr. E. Reed asked that the petition should be dismissed, on the ground of informality, the debts having been sworn to be under 300 k, whereas they exceeded that amount. Petition dismissed scowlingly. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) WORSEIIPSTREET. ALITLTIOS OF COW. -AN ARTFUL TILICI, Jelin Hoge*, Ann Brace, arid Matada Boswell, were charged under the following circumstances : Mr. James Brennan, formerly an inspector of police, now counted with the Mint authorities, and at all times the terror of coiner'', lately received information that certain coins, known as the " Prince of Wales's Feathers," were being passed off to an enormous extent as sixpences, having pared through a woman which gave them the appearance of such. In consequence of this be proceeded with his son, Inspector Brennan, H division , Broad. H divisioo, and Fyfe, G division, attended by constable Elliot, to 17, Flower and Dean-street, Spitallields. The door of that house was open, but the back parlour door was closed, and fastened outride with • padlock. Not the slightest noise indicated that any persona were within; yet the officers were too well acquainted with the seeder operandi of the suspected parties to be led from their purpose by appearance. Elliot quietly paned into the beck yard, where he obtained • view of all that wu passing within ; and he perceived the woman prisoners busily engaged filing some GAO,, which they then pet into • plate, the man being em ployed some other way on the same. Suddenly there was a smash at the room door; it split completely in two, and the inspectors were within the moment following. Hogan, before he could be prevented, threw the content, of the plates upon the hot coals, and every effort was made by the three prisoners to prevent their being reached. Mr. Brennan seconded, however, in throw ing • pail of water on the fire, seeing which Hogan exclaimed, "They won't melt, Mr. Brennan, they are brass." Inspector Broad took twenty-two of the coins from the fire subsequently, and the woman Brans was detecawl in the act of endeavouring to slip into the pocket of Hogan • small box containing six perfect models of the Prince of Wales's feather.. Solution, wet sand, and all the appurtenances for the purposes of coiner. were found in the apartment. . The women made no defeocs to the charge, but Hogan said—" For Use Ism four mouths I have got my lirtuil by selling theme medals in the streets ; lately that bulimia has been very bad, cud it struck me that by altering them • little, and s ilvering them over just moo. 1 could give such ea appesr•nos as for the moment would induce say per. THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY' EVENING, JUNE 25, 1863. tide 8o bny them together with a ring and • long for • penny. 1 meant no harm, and Mr. Brennan is false against me." "The prisoners were fully committed for trial on the charge of unlawfully pommeling certain implements for the alteration and manufacture of coin. _ . The medals in question are exactly the size of • six. penes, with the head perfect on one side, and the feathers surmounted by a crown on the reversw—the file is not allowed to touch the crown, but removes the plume suffi ciently to render it indistinct ; the medal is then coated and complete, passing freely as a genuine sixpence. Jana Imp, a well-drased man, twice convicted of poi soning counterfeit coin, and not long since returned from a penal servitude of four years, was charged by Mr. Brennan and Inspector Fyfe with poeseesing ten counterfeit uew &Maga The evidence showed that prisoner threw a trcontaining the same into the street when stopped t e h a e officers in Norton Folgate. Mr. Cooke also committed him for triaL . Ann Cooper was charged with poesesaing twenty Counter • ... felt new shillings. Short and Mi lle r, active plain clothes men of the G di vision, followed this prisoner from St. Luke's to Hoxton, suspecting her of having bad money about her. She, too, threw the parcel away, and not only persisted that it had never been to her possession, but that Short had purposely dropped it in the road to convict her. Also fully committed. SOUTHWARK. BKASIIIIIO ♦ JEWILLKIeII WINDOW. John Boac1;, aMTcale:l4;imaa, dressed in the garb of • seaman, wee charged with wilfully smashing • large pane of glass in the chop window of Mr. Redford, watchmaker and jeweller, in the Blackfriars-road. The promoter deposed that between five and six o'clock he was transacting business at the rear of the shop, when he heard a loud mashies of glue in front. He ran to the door, and saw the prisoner deliberately smashing a large pane of glees with his fist,. He was swearing very much, and declared that be would smash every square of glass in the shop. Wit ness, with assistance, however, wised hold of him and pre vented him from committing further damage to the window. A constable then came up, and he gave him into enatody. The magistrate asked whether there wee any valuable property in the shop window at the time. ' Prosecutor replied that there were several valuable orna mental docks and watches, besides gold chains and other articles of jewellery. The magistrate inquired if the prisoner made any attempt to steal any of the property. Mr. Redford replied in the negative, but his conduct caused • considerable crowd to collect, and had not the polio* come up, the thieve* who assemble about the neighbourhood would have set to work. In answer to the charge the prisoner said he was very drunk at the time, and all be recollected was being knocked about by some people close by, and he supposed he was pitching into them instead of the window. The magistrate asked what was the value of the square of glass he had broken Witness replied that it was 30e., but he did some damage to the clocks in the window. He did not press that, however, against the prisoner. The prisoner was ordered to pay 30a. and 5e., and in default to be committed to prison for two months with hard labour. IC7O 1011 100 IN SHARE GISTS.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Crocx. There is still little business going forward in the I T railway market, and prices gener al ly are without ss variation. As regards the leading stocks, the only r„ variations worthy of notice are a fall of re per cent. iu Caledonian, and / in Midland. too London and North Western stock is now quoted le 102 to • Great Western, 661 to 66 ; Mid- 31 land, 12700 1281 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, rio 1111 to 1; Caledonian, 1171 to / ; South Eastern, .s 911 to 92 ; Great Eastern, 521 to 53 ; Great It Northern, 1271 to 128 1; and London and South Western, 105 to 106. The securities of the Grand Trunk Railway of C Canada are dull, and exhibit a drooping tendency. too Great Indian Peninsula stock is rather lower. Lee too Foreign lines are generally inactive. 110 1/1111/11.11.311 11/1•111111 •1111 11T110/11. OIL I P4l I lamas. I =Cis Saks MAW 1 . 0 , to 1 p.a. iht. 26 itarr., wolaisitaer Val. 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The funds, after declining per cent., are now quoted 1 lower than at the close of business yesterday. English railway stocks are dull, but not generally worse in price. The chief reduction is iu foreign stocks, particularly iu Greek, Mexican, and Turkish Consolidis ; this department of the Stock Exchange is decidedly depressed, owing to a continued pressure of spe culative realisations. The downward movement extends to the shares of the new credit coin panics. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Reutes opened at 68fr. 50c., being 1 per cent. lower than yesterday. Consols are now quoted 911 to 1, ex div., for money, and 91; to 92, ex div., for the account (3 uly 9). The official business report is as follows : Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 911, I, 1, 1,1, ex div. ; ditto for account, 92, 911, ex div. ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 911}, I ; New Three per Cents., 911, ; Five per Cent. Annuities, 107 ; Bank Stock, 2331, 234 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1081, 1, 108 ; ditto, Bonds, 10e., 14e., prem. ; Five per Cont. " enfaced" rupee paper, 1061; Exchequer Bills, March, 4a. dia. ; ditto, June, par, 4a., 3s. die. Foreign stocks are generally lower. Mexican Bonds have suffered materially, being last 361. Italian Five per Cents., Russian Bonds of 1862, and Spanish Passive Bonds* and Certificates are all worse. Greek Bonds have fallen 1 per cent., Turkish Cousolicks, 2, the Turkish Loan of 1868, 4, and that of 1862, 1 per cent. Some of the present quotations are annexed : Turkish 1854 Loan, 92 to 93 ; ditto, 1858, 691 to 701 ; ditto, 1862, 701 to 74 ; the Consoli dds„ 492 to 2 ; Greek, 35} to 1 ; and Venezuela Bonds, of 1862, 57} to 584. Transactions are re corded as follows :—Brazilian, 1852, 1858, 1800, 90}, ex div. ; Egyptian, 1002, 101 ; Greek, for account, 36, 352, 2, 1 ; ditto Coupons, 162, 4, ; Italian, for 'zoom; 72/, }, 6 ; Mexican, for account, 362, 37, 364 ; Moorish, 96} ; New Gra nada Deferred, 9} ; Portuguese, 1863, 49} ; Rus sian, 1822, 941 ; ditto, 1859, 59 ; ditto, 1862, 921, }; Spanish, for account, 551 ; ditto New Deferred, for account, 496, ; ditto Passive, for A meeting was held yesterday of merchant.; awl others engaged in the corn trade, Mr. W. E. Lind say, M.P., in the chair, when it war unanimously decided to adopt the recommendation of a com mittee of the trade appointed at a previous meeting, and to take such measures as may lead to an alter ation in the mode of levying the duty upon imported cereals, a standard of weight being substituted for one of measure. Under this arrangement, the im portance of which was so fully eonuidered that a deputation was appointed to wait upon the Chau eellor of the Exchequer in reference to the mattes, the duty would be an uniform charge of Is. per qr. upon all kinds of grain, the quarter of wheat, rye, beau, maize, and peas being taken at 5 00 lbs., th at of barley and buckwheat at 400 lbs., and that of oats at 3001 be. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE (BY 111,11CITSIO 1/12011•111.) NEWCASTLE MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) GOLD CUP STAKES. Nearly one mile. Caller Ou, Dictator, Brilliant, Doefoot, Pilot, Lady Louisa, Birthday f, Fairy Kiog, The Count, Rnbini, Erin go Bruit, Altos, CasaMeltable Beauty, Ranterslle, Rosebud, sad Oalot g an hors. HUNT PLATE. Two miles. Fanny,Benedict, White Socks, f by Rio* Rover, Wall Ali £3bah, Vandal, Yellow Jack, filir Charles, Robin Rood, De ceiver, May Morning, May Day, °ragman, end Football are hare. CORPORATION PLATE. One mile 8 furlongs 82 yards. Carbineer, Caller Ou, Joey Jame, Stanton, Monk, Mont rose, Brighton, Brilliant, Dodoot, My Mary, Lothian's King, Polynesia, Pilot, Donnybrook, Patrick, Weatherwins, Birthday f, Fairy King, Entremet, May Day, Giles the First, Prologue, Comet, Soapstone, Rabid, Recluse, Bohemian, Trust, Erin go Braes, Manfred, Daniel Moans% Sauter- Rosewood,ai Back, °slot g, Rosebud, Lord Dun ' dreary, Unfaahionable Beauty, King Charming, and Prairie Flower are here. IPSWICH MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) ENTRY FOR QUEEN'S PLATE. Two miles. Millionaire, Charity, Prophet, Oberon. Antonelli, LlMO der, Bally Edmond, and Mountain Maid filly. Aureola. Birthday filly. Plash-in-the-Pan, Mil lionaire, Zan, Jolly, Invaaioo, Kingston f, Vigil, Lucretia, lady Derby, Dserfook Anemone a Oberon, Belle of York shire, Olive Bows* Prophet, Bait Sheen, br to Cauca Votes, Belly Rdmead, Corroborator, Orisette, Lapidist, Maitoter, Vaal f, Booths), and Whitetail. CANADA COMPANY.-(27118 DAY.) The half-yearly general court of proprietors was held, at one o'clock, at the Canada-boase, St. Helea's-place, Mr. R. BIDDOLPH in the chair. In the circular presented to the proprietors the directors recommended • dividead out of the easels in band of 11. par share, free of income tax, ;amble on the 10th of July. From a comp:maitre statement of the lands disposed of and monies received in Canada from let of January to 29th May, 1862 mid 1863, it appeared that the land sold in 1863 was 1,606 acres, at an avenge price of 31s. 511., egainet 885 acres sold during the same period of 186 . 2, at 32a. 9.1. per acre. In 1862 the land leased for ten years was 11.071 acres at an average of 50s. 3d. per acre, sgsinet 13,060 acres, et 62a. 10d. in 1 the corresponding period of 1882. The land leased converted to freeholds in 1863 was 10,783 aces, at en aver age of 25a. 10d. per acre. The following is the fioancial stemmas& : Funds in hand.—Balanos at hankies, 2,864/. loan at interest, and 10 days' notice, 16,500/.. • interest 1 thereon to 30th inst., 93/; together, 16,5931.; total, 19,4571. Liabilities—Dividends due and unpaid. 5871. ; management, solarise, he.. to Midsummer, 5721, ; retirng allowairoes to Mr. Perry and Mr. Joan, 201. ; rent and sundries, 1801. ; bills drawn upon the company by the commissioner', 5,0001. ,• together, 6,5391. • belimos, 12,9184 The CHAIRMAN, in mo ving the adoption of the report, said the directors regretted that they could not report any favourable change since March last, the causes which operated prejudicially at that period being Mal in operation. During the past year there had been much leas land than mud converted into freeholds, and the receipts from that! sauce were of course proportionately diminished. It was, however, satisfactory to know that the prospects of the Canadian harvest were exceedingly good. sod that a good class of emigrants wan sow going out. lu conclusion he congratulated the meeting that in I mber next the pro prietors would meet in their sew premises. A disctusiou ensued with regard to the arrears of rent in Canada, in the course of which the CHAIRMAN observed that the company had power to take possession when a tenant was six weeks in sneer, adding that in cease in which im provements had been made, greatly increasing the value of the land, it was not thought desirable to eject, the company being well seemed by the improved value of the land. The report wee adopted, and a dividend in accordance with it declared. TEE VOLUNTEER REVIEW AT OXFORD. —Thie important gathering took piece yesterday, in Port Meadow, Oxford, and attracted upwards of 50,000 spectators. There were nearly 8,000 volunteers on the ground. At the close of the day's prooeedings the man were highly complimented by Major-General Burnley, who had been specially appointed by the War-office to report on the efficiency of the force in rt part of the country. Cut Run RATES IN CHEDDAR.—For the fourth time en uosuccessfal attempt Isms been made to enforce church rates in this perish. On the former occasions Mr. Clark, the large Cheddar cheese factor, was selected as the victim, bat the churchwardens were each time defeated. On Monday last Mr. Cox, the principal member of the methodist body in Cheddar, was summoned. Mr. Create, an attorney, was one of the churchwardens, and con ducted his own cue. Mr. Bennett, of Se:joint...inn, Leedom appeared for Mr. Cox and his sou, who was also summoned. Mr. Bennett, having put Mr. Create into the box, examined him upon the items of the rate. It appeared from thee examination that 654 out of 1201. had been expended in recasting an old bell ; that 151. was for printing and stationery ; and that 10s. had been paid for a sermon by the vicar. On further examination it transpired, with respect to the last item, that 201. bad been left to the parish for an annual sermon to be preached, and that the churchwardens had seized this sum and appropriated it towards the repairs of the church, substituting an wend payment of 10s. out of the church rate in its place. The magistrate immediately dismissed the case. OUR SOLDIEILi ABROAD.—Ina regiment stationed at the Cape of Good Hope, there appears to be just that kind of spirit which binds man to man, and places officer and private upon a footing that all the regulation, of the sortie., rigidly carried out, would fail to accom plish. The regiment we allude to is the Teeth, or North Lincolnshire Foot, which among other sources of 'amusement and edification boast, a printing prase, sod all the paraphernalia of an office, and actually publishes, for private circulation, a journal entitled the North Lincolnshire Sphinx, which is edited and furnished with contributions by the officer, mod men of the corps. We have before us a copy of the journal, which is turned not of hand in a very creditable manner, end its contents em brew a variety of subject., gossipy. critical, and humour orui, of a character calculated to maintain the interest of both officers and men in its publication. We take it as a sign of progress that such a work is apparently so hope ' fully carried out, as a proof that our soldiers appreciate the I pleasure appertainiog to the intellectual sphere, and we heartily wish God speed to the 10th regimental press.— Portsmouth Tassel. ORTISTAL PALM:R—ONE SHILLING DAT.—WED NESDAT, Jun 24. —Atheiaskisis on payment, 3,429 ; ditto by meson Wu*, 1,10 ; tend, 4,692. Drldoktiseter4P.e.Sti ICeledoulan Qum Bk :Cork and Bandon 61p.e Cornwell. 6 pee cont. 'Don.PcIL/h aber.Jon. .1101 n. (Ramon 69. ot a 04.1eatorsOSC.Its.,6p. `cent.. No. 1 Do. do. No. 2 ,Do. do Angli an pref 'Do. K. A. 6 p. e Do. do. A. 7 percent Do. K.Unlon. p. etion Do. do. 6 per cent. gas iDo Dort 6 p. c. 55..1866 iDo. 64 per ct. pref., 1847 greet ct. Wavetvey V. cribs:en. 6 p. ct Do.4e.red.at 10 p.eLpm. Do. 4,1 per own& p.e.pnt 04.1. Scotland. 14 Prof Gt. Wese.(Berkette Do. redoes. own Do. redeem. a p. ant Do. Wedelns. 4 p. et Do.actoLredacesProt Do. !Annan& Stock Do. Bien. Fret. Bloc Do.Mest. Don. Stock Do.ChestarPtilt. ap.c Do. do. do. 6p. c fAnact Yorkah. 6 p. 0.10 'Landßrlght..lp.o.Oun 114 No. bag p.a. do. Xo. Do.' p.a. do. ~.. D0.6it0. 0. do. NO. 4 p. do. Do. P.oprLIS do. Do. 7 p.e. ProLitteok D0.41p.e.d0.(W. fL.de. P. Do. e.64.(d1v. dot. 111 Waltham and Dory. lANW.Oor.&N on.tp.r L&S.W.7p.c.St. Wei& Londooderry and lout. lisallhatlt 144.6 p. et Ds. M . ... .... Do. Si per coot .. Do.rtdoeco able 6 of Cons.Op.o.atac: Do.Oone. Br.* 8.0 p.o Do.44p.et. Prod Mock D0.L.6 Undue p. 4. leelolk 6 p. et Bs. 84cci North Brtstek 6 per cow De. New Ow. 6p. ct . Do. Border Union gun Y. Rex --Coax.* r.o.Prf DI. do. de Do. Leeds 6 p.ct. No. I Banat. to. & (Lynn 'North Maffordiddre isedielt Gent New Wel f100nN.1.31 p.et. Pred.St Do.kber. g 0.6 p.n. De. 7 Pat Prot Mock B. Devon riled p. c. Linn (Mod. An.4L0.0 Do. 44 per and Do. lied 44 per con S. Wales gun 4p. oast B. Yeetahlre 4 p. o. inn MooLiDssilogloodp.o. Do. ". Do. do. CODA. Ted Vale Preference.. I Walse.di Kilkenny 6p.e. IW.Yid—Oxf.leets knet ukst. do.. I Do. do. Do. Newt). 6 pet Prot. IDo.b peep . DAL onf. £.M 11. Bee. Bank . Ton.aLtverpero' N. Anglo Patna. le (Um. Do. IN (Limited) ... look al lap Soak of Lon.lne . .. Bank of4tiesl; net LI Bank of Victoria, A.u. Bank of Wales (Um.) . Bank of New Zealand (L Brlt.and American Fa.(L Bent* N. Amines .. Clear.BlLßrie. Columbia 0. Bk. ladle am ,Clals• alwird. IL el India, Ake Ctly olodal .... Continental iniiish an 1 Id& (Llro.) Ing.DooaßAnMe.lart.• Elndomi.eldnatlap.(L) Imperial Bank, !Malt& Imperial Minium. London and &within Loa B.Ayree&R.Plato (L T. Cla Dank or Aostrl London and Colonial (L. Laden and County Lesiva Joint Stock .. Lou. and Mlddleeex (L. Lou. and Northern (1. i.oodan t r LeadontS.Ammican (L. Loa. &8. Mariam ads. Loa. sad WOW" I. Mr , r Mercantile &change (L Metro. d Pro?. ba.a. (1 Do. Rammed Midland Bank (u aL) National al U,r )ool(T. a. oto.of 1 4.001 a N ew National Bank Now Bough Was= Oriental Bank Orr"-- , Prevlne. of /rob.. ,, New iSeinde, Fuel., it Deihl (L lioatl!kutr.alla Slaad.of Brit.S.Atrlea{Ll Union a . Cra. of Cfm.afranoe (L Croton of Ireland (Um.). Mika al Ueda , .. 81 II Se 88 Otis ear I 40 42 M 6 42 16. P 16i 36 IC7 id 21 17f-- .- X iPI 1 (34 pm. I. Sales. 19 !D id S It /4 _pa 9 so _ zd 83 92 i fpm 17 3 SO 87 114 117 114 117 8 6 par Ipm IU4 107 II 14 Al If 1 A Al 6 rmi 1 04 dial rr par 11 p 1 1 I 1 fti pia I pas I 8 4 I # 90 1 110:1 t 't 41 61 IN. AP 41 &I 78 78 Id 17 19 poi 14 10 . 94. A li ;:l .1 li P" 140 14h -- i - i Pm SS SI I I I`3 I E 14i US IN ISO Mb 81 K 100 102 1141 141 108 106 96 97 110 111 107 109 11i 111 In 104 Ar at"' tsi 14 104 10{ 104 104 1.9 91 25 49 54 36 54 35 45 47 55 ISO 131 HS 144 104 104 ISO I* YORILIGN RAILWAY& RAMWATS. U l aa.° 7l.ta. " L Nl T . aß Pal R.: 14.1 an Platen lneonen P e S LAyras 0. 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Sp. o. 10 la of Frannoip 4. pm .4D nokeinstnanoentt. ft. 10 l a W.DN.W.otltrara.s.4.... CI. prima. I 8 by 20 90y 11 ]y N is P4ser 19e 24 ti pini 4 1 14 lij ii n il 1 11 it Si Sil P It lt 40, o 1 Ira Al 1 1V 1 a 1 1 1 11. 21k pa 21, 1 Oidle IS Pis 4 S db if 1 110 11 roAnoNs. I (lambs pdses. I Salm - 14 -- 41 98 MO ui lel 12 122 - S 11 I N it" E 11 2 ill - No ilit I t iti. I ,',VaPumbi. •14104(1111110111 .. Atlantic EiL Mall Australian Anrind-• • • Berns Watarw:rks.. Bombay Oan IBM. American Land .. .t k nsh Slag. rat . British Lion_ !Osumoin Laud (CanagaAgeneyAmo. %L ) :Ceylon Company C0p.11.7Mg., Pref. 7 p.e l i t/ata taws 6Pn e aratottesAgesey ft4'. n* , b i l'w D. rIo Totegrape 'Eng. and Amt. Cop. Gem Stamm itarltratta• Metal dap (Umtata) no. 17 par ant. Prol radian Nrrytna Internat. letnan.Soo. (L.) ltrlian Irrh,tion Canal I : Do. D0n712 'Joint stock Dleoolmt(L :Wieser Tea (lAmtUd) ben lowtvirii Lott. Mandel Afro. (L Wu. Geo. thanit.• I Madras Deign. & Can Neater. ir T.L Ma , Wet.itall., Car.. &Wsit Natailand&Con.oo.(L) . National litioottat Co Do. Now : W. Itrnoc 4 , N. Soot N. Zealand T.aadi. (Um IN. MM. Laariliketar iOdoolml Om Do. N0w........ ... tirlyn. In. i• Peak Um! [AS& Mir I - Do. Now ---- -- IQesitesdaldß4.lll.CL SSo do lau. at Do. i o lus.a. Loyal lfall Sias . Vottlob AWI tawillar R.African South Austrullsa Lauf Submarine Tii. Sorts . taa. do. T. • Ad. ad Aort(L) LI . Trest&Lo.Co.O.Csaa•. Tao Disasa's Lad ... Ili. 100 100 100 lel -:- dbi lx 100 ao• Ic , o Iwo oil %6 - 0 ,00, NO WZDAISDAT_ETZIIITF. Consols, which closed yesterday at 92, ex div., for the 9th of July, were to-day alternately " buyers " and " sellers " at that price, and closed at 92 to k. For money the last price was 91} to 92. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Console, for money, 92, 91i, k, ex div. ; ditto, for account, 92 ex div. ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 91k, I New Three per Cents., 911, I; Bank Stock, 23 3. 234 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 108, I ; Five per Cent. " enlaced" rupee paper, 107 ; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cent., 116. The India Five per Cent. stock remains at 1011 to ex div. Exchequer Bills were quoted 3s. die. W C ' foreign stock market was unusually quiet, purchases being checked by the approach of the settlement. The tendency of prices was downwards. Au advance has taken place to-day in the shares of the Bank of London and Union Bank of Ane trails.. There was also a demand for Alliance Bank, London and South Wesitera Bank, and Orienial Bank. On the other hand, Ottoman and London and South African Bank were flatter. In miscellaneous shares, General Steam and Mediter ranean Extension Telegraph were inquired for. International Financial shares closed to-day at 5g to 5a prem., being again lower ; General Credit and Finance at 11 to 2 prem. ; and London Financial, at lk to 21 prem. Ocean Marine shares closed at to I prem. ; Universal Marine, 7 f to dia. ; Thames and Mersey, 2 15-16 to 3 1-16 prem. ; Commercial Union, 11 to 2k prem. ; North British and Mercantile Insurance, 161 to 171 ; and Oriental and General Marine, 11 to ti prem. The closing quotations fur shares in new undertakings to-day were as follows :--Cannes Hotel, 7 to 8 prem. ; Mediterranean Hotel, 4 to 1 prem. ; Copenhagen Railway, 3 to 1 prem. ; Bank of Westminster, to lk prem. ; Londe"' and Paris Hotel, to prem. ; London and Hamburg Bank, par to 1 prem.: Adelaide Port ' and Railway, to I.} prem. ; Egyptian 'reading, 11 to gy prem. ; Continental Gas, to I prem..; and Buenos Ayres Northern Railway Deferred Preference shares, to 1 prem. . - - account, 34, 331, 34 ; ditto Certificates, for account, 12, I ; Turkish, 1858, 70, f ; ditto, for account, 70, f, 691 ; ditto, 1862, for account, 71f, 701, 71+, 701 ; ditto, 1863, 1, prem. ; Venezuela, for account, 26. Turkish Loan scrip has declined to f die. prem. ; and Italian, to 211 to 21 prem. Confederate is quoted 2to 1 dia. ; and Venezuelan, lf to 01 dia. The shares of the new financial undertakings are all lower. International Financial are quoted 41 to 6 pram. ; General Credit and Finance, lf to lf prem. ; and London Financial, lf to 2 prem. The shares of the Egyptian Trading Company are again lower, at 11 to If prem. Much satisfaction is expressed here at the reported retirement of M. de Persigny, it being felt that the arbitrary.oourse pursued by that minister towards the press has deeply compromised the government, and contributed materially to the recent triumph of opposition deputies. From supporters of this over-zealous and injudicious kind the Emperor, if he is wise, does well to free himself. As the prospects of the money market become more re assuring, it is perceived more clearly that nothing but the prevailing uncertainty with regard to foreign affairs keeps down the stock markets and checks business. The slackness has been more manifest to-day than for some time past. English railway stocks have scarcely varied in price. Foreign securities were generally weaker, the ap prehension that the rates of " continuation " at the coming settlement will be considerable having induced further sales by speculative holders. The discount market yesterday was moderately easy, under the influence of the favourable appear ance of the exchanges, and the prospect of a con tinued influx of gold to the Bank. Good bills were readily placed at 31 per cent. At the Bank of Eng land the applications were of an average character. About 54,000/. in gold was purchased by the Bank yesterday. A small supply of Mexican dollars by the steamer Atrato was sold yesterday at Se. 21d. per ounce, show ing a decline of no less than sd. per ounce compared with the price obtained for the remittance by the MINCING LANE.-(THIS DAY.) previous Mexican packet. In the interval there arm/al.-The market continues flat, with only a me has been little or no business, in the absence of derate business* doing in the West India market ; Porto Ries demand for China, and the quotation has been sold at 325. 6d. to 33e. 6d. for brown ; soul at 34.. to nominal. The Mexican dollars (about 60,000/. 375. 6d. for t allow. Refined : Prices have • declining; worth) by the steamer Raises., from New York, teadeucy, the demand being quiet. Correa.-The public sales of Plantation Coy] m bars have yet to be disposed of. us off with rather more spirit, at full prices. Triage, The London and North Western Railway traffic F2e. 6d. to 78s. ; fins ordinary and middling, Ws. to 8.81. „- returns shows this week an increase of 6161. over good middling to fine, Ma. 6d. to 106 s. ; Name is dull last year • the Great Eastern en increase of 4901 . ; of male. and prices rather cheaper ; ordinary small to bold, and the London and South Western a decrease of Pk 6 d• to 73.. 9 d• 3,968/. Cocoa has sold at about previous prices, ordinary to fear da, Ifis. The receipts of the Atlantic and Great Western G T rana x•.-The to 525. 6g. re is a slightly improved demand for commas Railway for the month of May were 67,627 dole., filiangbas and Japan young Hymen. agaiust 10,239 dols. in May, 1862, when the number Rice.-The market is insetire. of miles open was 60. For April, 1863, the receipts Semis have sold at prices mostly in favour of the buyers. were 55,060 dole., the miles in work being 127. It LiTre 1 1 , 1 1 8 k P•l 44 ° . 43 too 14 31 . 4. imento clove" . m, an tr , , p sad is important to remark that the additional mileage god m i4alin , 21d. tn2l3. cars hgaaa, ordinar y to inn% was opened only on the 28th of May. 82e. to 90s. ; ginger Jamaica, 60a. to Ills. ; aid Cochin, A call of 51. is to be paid on the shares in the 67a. to 704. market gmmwsll7 ia quiet. London and Middlesex Bank (Limited) by the 15th Flturr• - Thi July. Rom.-A fair business has again been e ff ected, part ea of terms not mode public, and part at L. 543. for Demerara, It is announced that the payment of the interest and at ta. 4d. for Loanaidn due the let pro:. on the bonds of the South Aim- Common.-The mar k e t ma ti nees very quiet. trian, Lomtilo-Venetian, and Central Italian Jura has sold at fully previous prices : common to very If. , 5 2. ss. Railway Company will take place on that day in good 211. e. to Sal:terra& -240 bags sold at 375. for refraction If due course. Comuerrai.-The public sale, held yesterday went of! An extraordinary meeting of the Ceylon Coin- at fall prices to 23. advisee for fine Honduras silver, 11. pony (Limited) is called for the 7th of July, "for advance for silver Tomei& and at 2d. advance for black the purpose already notified to the shareholders." Honduras silver ; ordinary to floe bold *old at :hi. I. The North Eastern Railway Company incite 34. 6d. ; black, 2s. lls. to 4s. ; Teneriffe silvers, 2.. 9d. to .. tenders for the construction of a line from , 2s. lid to 3.. 83. ; Mexican silver, 2a. 9d to Beverley • 2 3 :: to Market Weighton, in length about 107 3 miles. - - - A general and special meeting of the share- TALLOW MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) holders in M. Lesseps' Suez Canal scheme is called The market is steady, at the sneezed prime :-Towa for the 15th July at Paris. The interest due the tallow, 41.. 3d. set oath ; Petersburg Y.O. on the spot, 42.•er, 9d. ; July to September, thi. 94 ; October to Duero. Ist proximo ie announced for payment. h Vice-Chancellor Sir W. P. Wood propose*, on 45s . &l. ---- -- the 4th proximo, to make a call of 31. per share on METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. the class A contributories of the South Essex Gas We fTHIB DAY.) as ComWpe n. have a good 'supply of DAY both regards number and quality. The trade is not very active, yet prices oe a ar y e requested to state that the share list of I the average are about the same as on Monday last. We ham the Royal Alhambra Palace Company (Limited) exactly the same number of sheep aad lamb. as on Thunder will be closed on the 2nd July. I last. The demand is rather larger than od that day, and Subjoined are the quotations of insurance, gas, Monday's quotations are well maintained. Trude is exceed an given in the last Stock ! n inety heavy for calves. Prices are lower and many rernaia dock, and other shares , mold. From Germany sod Holland there are 340 Exchange list : Dimmest -Alliance Marine, 531 ; Atka , 13 3 ; Britishl beasts :9,760 sheep ; sa d 553 cal ; Spain. 37 het" ' % Miloh cows, 90. and Foreign Marine (Limited), 21 ; tmosmercial Voion• if, I Per mom of sus. s4.a d. Pee stool Mann. s 4. s. I 7 ex Pew ; Polite 61, 1 ; Indemnity Marine, 153 ; Loudon, Bed Scots , Heralds. 410 0 Be:Aims.% 50 6 45. ; Ocean Marine, 141, ; R oc k Life, 74, 6 ; Thames I INNS lehort-horus 4 8 410 Lint 00 0 and • Mersey Marine (Limited), 5 ; Univermd Marine, 4i. I sensed qua]. bea d. 38 4 4 do. .inirn .... 40a II Gaslight and Cokes-City of London A, 311; Great Central, 171. ; 9 0, 89 .1 ; ditto Nes, 7;ti, 4 , ji=paa4 HU-bradso •• • • ~. ' 8 8 I s a s Para 31 • Menu. 9 91 , 9 ; Surrey Consumers, newts at market, 1,170 ; Sheep sad lamb.. 11,320 ; Ogees, 191 • United General , 34; Westminster Chartered, 871 ; 7e • ; Pigs, He. We.t.ro, 18 ; ditto IS, 9. Canal;.-Regent's (or Loodoe), 26. , SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.---(THIS DAY.) Docks.-Commereial, 105 ex the. ; ditto Preferenc; i lar hy mn . Harvey and Easton report • short supply. mut. minimum, 105 ex div. ; London. 651 ; St. Trade doll at the following prices :-Prime meadow bay, rine. 641. . 70s. to 80s. ; superior ditto, 801. to 904 ; inferior ditto. Waterworks. - Beairl , I East London , 131 . 451. to 60s. ; clover, old, 90s. to 1265. : ditto, mooed cut,. With reference to the market for American sea. to 115 e. ; straw, 265. to 344. securities Mr. E. F. Ratterthwaite reports as follows : After oar last, of this day week, the market foe American Opens GLASSE.t. -T. HARRIS and Sox's 01.6381111 securities, which thee closed strong, took a sudden and rapid still retain the celebrity long awarkled to thorn by the habitues turn upwards, Illinois shares touching 261 discount, and of the Opera . they possess bleb magnifying power, with a perfectly . distinct , field of te v iew , , unit of parka- Brie 62 ; sib°, which. however, th ere ha, been • slight large and relapse, but to-day the market is again fi rmer, and closes tt'°Z.ll.„l, near - sighted n. g e . or A v r ae r s ad t h e :,: o wi t t ? o l :: IFOOd oar 'notations. The demand for United e a Million for this season. 6katerabe prices. Thie. Ramie Rates, Virginia, and Minnie Central Bonds °Defines' very sad Ron. Opticians, opposite the British Museum gates, Leadea. active. fatablished 1181 . -.AdverUsement.) MIN.IIB.(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLocw. The mining market continues inactive. East Caradon eLares are without change, at xi to 271. The official report from this mine is considered very unfavourable : the 50 east is worth 201. on the caunter ; 60 mull 101. ;70 east, saving work ; 70 west, 301. ; new lode 70 east, 61. ; the same lode. the 70 west, 61. East Basset are lower at 80 to 82 • and Wheal Crebor at 2to 21 ; llnCroft aro firmer, at 21.1 to 1 ; Kigq St. Agnes are quoted 74 to ; 'Wheel Lndeott, 44 to ; Wheal llarriett, 23 to 3 ; New Martha. 4/ to 4 . ; and North Buller, 8 to 1. Foreign and colonial mining shame are quiet. Cobra Copper have been dealt in at 281, 28, and 281 ; Santa Barbara at # ; and St. John del Rey at 561. An advance of 51. per ton has taken place in the price of copper. At the Dutch Banca tin sale yesterday the whole of the supply offered was sold at 765., or equal to 1801. per ton delivered in warehouse here. At the Wheal Grylls meeting, yesterday, the amounts showed a profit upon the quarter's operations of 1,1904 The usual quarterly dividend of if. per share was declared. At the West Cordon Mine nestle', yesterday, the n eonate showed a hakes, of masts overliabihties of 3,224 Z. COMMERCIAL AND MARKET& MAy 16 Za bea l 23 466 6 —I. Me air Jane l3 4OO 941301 Mx weeks' Aggro gate Averwe Itts W 324 109 IMPERIAL AVERAGE& id Per, L. QsLL slllless a7. ll . o3Bs i Sea Ttlis P46 6 311 7 8 : 1 1 L ris &lain 01 14 14 sOs .24+4 3 111 IN 10131* 14 SA 1041/as 44 314 104 34s 1N1194 81.164 114 Od Sis Id 404 44 171 HA ill Ns Sd 39. ad Ms el Dcry.—Wheat, Barley, Osta, Bye, Baulk and Peas, la DIMLY MOWING TIM itoarcurzoss /11 AYMILLAZ PLUM OP WEIZAT DOURO MI MIX w¢as 1111AMM. Mow Way 14. 116, ES May N. Janet inselL4moli. —— {6 11 .. 46 10 4,6 Jo/ K. for pod Said , . ii I