The Express. — London, England, 1862-06-17 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) EQUITY COURTS. (Before Vies-Chencellor Sir W. P. Wood.) BOUCICAULT r. WEBSTER. This case came on this morning upon a motion on behalf of the plaintiff, to restrain the defendant from interfering with him in the management of the stage and the " behind the curtain" of the Adelphi Theatre. The suit has arisen out of a dispute between the plaintiff and defendant, who are the joint managers of the Adelphi under an agreement, the material Parte of which are as fol lows :—Boucicault and Webster to manage the theatre (Adelphi) between them ; the stage and its departments to be under Boucicault, the front and ire depart ments under Webster. All expenses and engage meats to ho made mutually. While Webster acts he is to receive 51. a night ; while Boncicanit acts he is t) receive 51. a night ; while Mrs. Boncicault acts she is to receive 51. a night. Neither Webster nor Bouci. can't to receive any payment as manager. The rent of the theatre to be 3,301., payable weekly. All dramatic works to be paid for nightly, at the rate of 11. per act ; at which rate all Webster's repertoire, acted and unacted, and all Boucicanlea, to be payable at the Adelphi daring the endurance of this agreement. But this payment not to be taken to buy any other right than the right of performance. All the receipts and expense* of the theatre to be made up weekly, and every week's profits to be divided equally between the parties, each receiving or paying one half. Agreement to be for three years, to commence Ist October, Veil. Agreement to terminate with death. On the part of the plaintiff it was alleged that the defend ant, in breach of this agreement, was interfering with the management of the stags affairs by proposing to bring out the "Colleen Dawn " and the " Octoro,m," notwithstanding the scenery and appointments are not in fit state to bring out these pieces. Mr. Bolt and Mr. Dickenson are for the plaintiff ; Mr. Willoock, Serjeant Ballantine, Mr. Swinburne, and Mr. Webster are for the defendant. There is also a caroms suit to stay the plaintiff in this suit from carrying out an engagement to take Drury Lane Theatre. The motion in the first snit wu still proceeding when we went to press. COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH . Sittings in Bsooo.—(Befors - Lord Chief Justice Cockburn sod Justices Wightman, Crompton, sad Blackburn.) TYR r. THE GREAT NORTHERN RAILWAY COMPANT.—JUDO- ycNr. The Lord Chief Justice Cockburn this morning de livered the judgment of the court in this caw. It was objected by the defendants first that the plaintiff was out entitled to recover on a point of law, and secondly, that it this was the case the damages were excessive. The action was brought by the widow and executrix of • gentleman who lost his life by an accident ou the Great Northern Railway, through the negligence of the defendant's servants. The eeaassedd was tenant for life on • settled estate in landof 4,0001. a year. By the provisions of the marriage settlement 1.0001. a year for life was settled on the wife, and 20,0001. was secured to the younger children at his death. The estate passed under entail to the eldest son. His , o property amounted to 3,4C)1. There were eight chi to provide for. The action was to recover compensation for the pecuniary lose sustained by them owing to Mr. Ppm', death. The heads of low relied on were, first, the loss of a superior education for the children, and the personal comforts and social position which they would have engaged if the father had lived, as well as what the father, as a provident man, might have saved for his wife and the younger children. The jury assessed the damages at 13,00.31.. 1,0001. of that stun for the widow, and 1,5001. for each of the eight children. It was urged that the rase did not come within the statute ; and secondly, that the pecnniary , loss relied on was too uncertain and remote to be the sub ject of compensation under the statute. The court was of opinion that the objection to the plaintiff's right of action failed, and with regard to the second point they were of opinion that it was a pecuniary loss capable of being estimated in money. The question of the amount of that loss was for the jury, and the limit of liability was for the consideration of the legisla ture, and not the judge and jury. With regard to the damages awarded by the jury, the court considered them too largo so far as the children were concerned. They suggested that the sum of 1,0001. awarded to the widow should steed, and that for the children he reduced f rom 1,500/, each to 1,0001. each. If that was not assented to by the plaintiff, the rule would be absolute for a new trial, on the ground that the damages were excessive. Mr. Lush, on the part of the plaintiff, assented. Rule discharged for • new trial accordingly. COURT OF EXCHEQUER. Sitting. in Basco in Trinity Terra.--(Befors Lord Chid Baron Pollock. asd !Woos Martin and BramselL) THE ATTORNET-OZNEAELV. JONI& -.TUDOMENT. This was • proceeding by the Attorney General against the defendant for the erection of a pier oo the sea shore of North Wales without the consent of the crown. The trial took place at Chester, when • verdict was returned for the crown, but • rule was subsequently obtained for a new trial ou the ground of misdirection by the learned jodeueend that the verdict was against the evidence. was shown at considerable length daring the pre sent term by the Attomey -General, Mr. J. Locke. and other learned counsel ; Mr. M'lntyre, Mr. Morgan Lloyd, and Mr. V. Williams appeared to support the rule. The de fendant claimed the sea shore under the law of Duvall Dbar, a Priem of Wales in the tenth century, by which the shore belonged to the owner of the adjoining land. The Lord Chief Baron said the court was of opinion that there should be • new trial. Role absolute accordingly. Mr. Gibson, the surgeon of the gaol of Newgate, being applied to, confirmed the statement of the learned ward as to the condition of the prisoner, and the recorder directed that the trial should stand over to the July session. The WiLD(OO.II in this case have not yet been before the grand jury, but they are expected to be called in the course of the day. The unfortunate lady still remains at her own hones in the charge of an hospital nurse and the police. THE POLICE COURTS. (THI3 DAY.) 11ARLBOROUGH-STREET. o?rAnnwo• lUTUATION BY • TALI C11•1•CY111, -- . - Rielie;rii Yield, footman, wee charged by Inspector John Wilson, of the 0 division, with obtaining a situation ais footman to Mrs. Cavendish Bentinck, of ed, Charles-street, Berkeley-square, by means of a false character. Be Mrs. Cavendish ntiock said the prisoner came to her it the month of March last, offering himself for the situa tion of footman. She inquired where he had hest lived, end he said with a gentleman named King, at East Woodhay, Herts. She asked him whether he could have a personal character, and he said that the gentleman was then out of town. She wrote to the address, end received en answer containing an excellent cha racter of the prisoner, and in consequence she engaged him, and he entered on his duties. Finding the prisoner's conduct not at ell in accordance with the character she re ceived of him, and which she supposed came from Mr. King, and which had induced her to engage him, she wrote to Mr. King asking how it was that he had given the prisoner such a character, but received no answer. She then discharged the prisoner on the 15th of May for inebriety, and after , wards received the letter she bad lad sent to Mr. King back through the Deed Letter-office of the General Post-offioe. In answer to I s hTwhitt, Mrs. Beutinck said she was led to suspect the priso ner from the peculiar way in which ahe did his duty from his not being at all sober—fre quently incapable. He had frequently spoken of Mr. King to her, and said that he had lived with him at an hotel in Albermarle.atreet. - - Inspector Wilson said about sir yesterday evening he went to the Coach and Homes, Mount-street, Grosvenor andOarlP, seeing the prisoner in the hasate ll e room, said, 11:4 Pield, I want to speak to you." The prisoner then made off through a door in the room he (Kr. Wilson) was not aware of, and after a smart chase he was captured in South Andlerstreet. On telling the prisoner the charge, he said, " Yea, it's all right, but I never took anything while I was there. He Lad written to the superintendent of police at East Woodhay, and found no person of the name of King resided there. Prisoner was remanded. WANIXIWORTR. AN WPOUCATED RAILWAY PASSENGER: /earscAdassa, • cab driver, surrendered to his recognises before Mr. Ingham. charged with being drunk and annoying the pituitaries in • second class carriage on the South Western Railway. The case was heard last week and adjourned for the de fendant to produce witnesses. Mr. Wilson now appeared on be half of the defendant. Mr. W. Townley, station-muter at Wandsworth, stated that about twenty minutes to eleven o'clock on the night of Sunday week his attention was called to • railway carriage from complaints by pusengers of having been air owned by the defendant. Some of the passengers got out of the carriage and went into another, to avoid the defendant. He then got on one of the carriage windows to mount the roof, when witness seized hint and dragged him down. He demanded the defendant's ticket, upon which be became very violent and threatened to strike him. He was intoxicated, and he gave him into custody. William Bernard said he was at the station and saw the defendant in • carriage, behaving in a very violent manner and wanting to fight. A lady complained of the defendant's having slapped her face, and of breaking the glass of her watch. Site got into another carriage, and witness was about pluming another female into the earrings in which the defendant was, but in consequence of his violence she entered another. The defendant was not label'. Mr. Wilson did not deny that the defendant had been drinking, but said that the disturbance arose from some people in the carriage awaking. It was attributed to him, and his cap was taken off his head. He did not like the treatment, and he got out of the carriage to complain. He declared that be had not been smoking. Mr. Ingham tined the defendant 40i. and 10s. costa, or one month's imprisonment. The defendant was allowed a week to pay the money. SHERIFFS' COURT, RID LION•tgIIABL Pekoe Mr. Berjeant Hayes, itsamear, and a Special Jury.) sommtnELD V. TR, MaTEOPOLITAN ItaILWAT COMPANY. This was • proceeding to assess the amount of °propene". tion to be awarded to Mr. James Summer&ld, in respect of some premises in Gaildford-plllegoktiro Mr. Huddleetoo, Q.C., with Mr. Kerns, ware for the claimant, and Mr. Lloyd, Q.C., and Mr. Hallway for the Company. Mr. Lloyd, QC., informed the court that the claimant had requested the oompany to summon the jury to award compensation for injury done to the premises in question. The company, however, had treated for the purchase of the . Po:Pert y. Mr. Iduddleaton said the jury would be saved a very long inquiry. Mr. Lloyd thought the jury ought to be paid, although they would not take a verdict. -7. 11 e -iti;;;SreacOrtliOil;p;idebe inquiry. aedthestim of 403 i. was to be paid with the =pease. at CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. (THIS DAY.) DERELICT SHIPS.--SHIELDS, MONDAY. The Leander, Imperial Prince. Home, and Me ginger steam tugs, have brought a Yowl into the Tyne, bottom up. She is the Mary of Exeter, and is laden with teak timber, and will be a somewhat valuable salvage for the owners and crew of the Leander and Imperial Prise., which vessels picked her up to the eastward of the Fern Island& She is supposed to have upset in the squalls of last week ; there is THE WEATHER AND THE CROWL—The past week 26 no positive information, but it is believed her crew effected has added in no slight degree to the anxieties of the agri their serape from her. The steamboat men had a dif- culturists, and, indeed, to the anxiety of the country at as ficult task to bring their prise into port ; in fact, large. Large breadths of grass are waiting for the scythe a t , she sank when within about oven miles of the and the mowing machine, and although some progress in at Tyne, having been towed under water ; but after being cutting grain has been made, there is naturally a St. out of sight three hours and a half, she came up general indisposition to begin until more settled SI• head foremost again. The brig Magnet, which arrived weather shall have set in. There is a capital ie the Tyne yesterday, reports having passed another for a crop of hay, if we have !only favourable weather. i r. and • larger vessel floating about on the edge of Dogger For the wheat, too, mild, warm, and quiet weather is rigid- EL Bank, bottom up ; and another expedition of steamboats site. The plant may now be expected to come into bloom, of will go off in search of her this afternoon. She is supposed and it is meet important that the "blooming" should take le ns, to be laden with tallow, and it is thought that part of her place in @ till sunny weather. Wheats, barley, oats, beans, and 20 crew are drifting about drowned in their berths. She is peas are all looking more or less well—though for all, sunny supposed to be the same venal that has been observed at weather is now much to be desired. Rather gloomy accounts n ; vanotis times during the past six months by vessels coming reach us from some few quarters, but on the whole we from North Europe ; and as only her keel can be seen she come to the conclusion that as yet no serious damage hi; Is a source of great danger to vessels going over sea. has resulted from the late unfavourable weather—no 10 EMIGRATION TO CANADA AND AMERICA—The damage, in fact, but such as would be speedily set right by board of guardians of Cork Union have just despatched a Prompt change to warmth and sunshine. From the hop 100 able-bodied female paupers to Canada. Each of the districts the accounts are somewhat checkered, and not so le emigrants has upon an average spent fifteen years in the premising on the whole aa of late. The severe and bolster er workhouse, and the cost of supporting each for that period eta gales of the past week have levelled the poles and wee 1571. 10e. They meld have been gent to Canada many battered the bine in exposed situations, whilst the continued years ago for less than a twelfth of that sum. There is no I moisture sod &heroes of warmth have checked growth, and t e i doubt that emigration from Irish workhouse, would be far i rendered the plant rather yellow in places.—ffesees Ad- is more general than it is were it not that the guardians dread ' verriler • - that the houses would be filled by persons anxious to be I INTERRUPTION or • PRIZE FIGHT NEAR LEEDS. r ecut out to Canada. They seek to avert this evil by send- —Yesterday, at the Leeds Town-hall. air men, respectively ing out none who have not been inmates for a consider- I named John Holman, John Eason, Henry Watson Joshua able time. On Friday a large batch of emigrants left White, James Quirk, Jonathan Nixon, John ' , lonia John. Queenetowe for New 'Turk. The young men were almost son, John Riley, and George Day, were charged with aiding entirely agricultural labourers and farm servants ; and the and abetting in a prize fight. On Saturday evening tutor fine healthy and hearty-lookingung women, who formed or reached the Leeds polka that a fight between about two-thirds proportion of the yo passengers, were mostly two men, named Theckeray and Johnson. was to of the same class. The emigrants were from the counties come off near the residence of Mr. Dsrnton Lupton, of of Cork, Limerick, and Tipperary, and about 40 from Bal. Harehills. Sergeant Earnshaw and a party of police, con haulm, Loos/beta, and Athonry, in the county Galway. sequently, proceeded to the spot, and when they arrived Among those from the county Cork were 70 miners and on the ground, they found Thackeray and Johnson stripped their females from Berehayen. Another vessel sailed on and fighting within a ring, about lOU spectators being pre. Saturday. It is stated that Sir R. Peel proposes to esta- sent. demon as the officers were observed, the ccmhatanla blish as emigration department, in which returns will be ceased their fighting, took to their heels and escaped, and made up of the ambers, character, km, of the emigrants the mob dispersed in various directions. The police, how that have left er will hare Ireland for the colonise or the ever, succeeded in apprehending the above prisoners, who THE HENDON MURDER. United &atm were now fined 20s, band costs for their complicity in the SNOWBALLING rff JUNE !—For the last few days on • with the exception 01 Paten and Johnson, who Mr. Sleigh made as application to the court to postposse the wea th er has been aaasil i ve i s a dd, and ha and sno w were a acbsrgd for want of direct evidence. the trial of James Lawrence, for the murder of his sweet. have fallen in several districts in the north. On Tuanday THE WAnsion.—A number of sailors paid-off heart, by shooting her, to the next session. The ground of last, about 6 °Week in the evening, we me andibly informed at Plymouth! have pee to their bonne at Queenstown and the applicati on was that the prisoner was in such a condi- that the snow sad hail fell no thickly ISM the farms of the ennonading localities by this ship. They repressed fiat of health, owing to she injury be inflicted upon him- Miners. Maeloseasek, Culblair, and Creileininaks„ • Cloves, I ler as a most uncomfortable venal at sea in bad weather. y that the f te amused themselves We' making act mil s hips buds but leaks 00 0 04111 Y throwila up She self at the time of the occurrence , and wee still suffering to h a m aad ar p i t g ab i r y ak o th er with the sameseaable mte- , her porta, and leaves scarcely a dry Fels to the as as such an extent, that he was qnitesnifit to take his trial. riaL—in rents/a aidrertiatr. • I the DRUM ermac • OLD OOtrRT. (Before the Recorder.) Jamul George Roue, 27, a respectable-looking Toting man, was charged with fortingacheque fre 111., with intent to defraud Ebenezer Howard.. . . . Mr. Orridge prosecuted. and Mr. Sleigh appeared for the defence. It appeared that for some time past thepriaoner had been in the habit of accmionally purchasing poultry of Mr. Ebe nezer Howard, a salesman in Leadeohall-market, upon credit, and upon being asked in what name the goods should be entered, he said, "Nix." On the 14th of April last the prisouer called at Mr. Howard's shop, end said he wished to pay his account. The cashier eked him what name, and be said "Nix," and the amount wen 11. 18e. The cashier looked in the ledger, and found an account for that amount in the same name, being the only one. The prisoner then tendered a cheque for 111., drawn upon Messrs. Price and Co., and signed "Henry Dawson." The cuhier at fist demurred at changing the cheque, and said it wee a thing they did not usually do, and the prisoner said Mr. Howard had known him for some time, and if he were there be would each it immediately, and added that he wanted it particularly that night. Having seen the prisoner in the shop before, and knowing that there was a customer named Wiz, who was a very respec table gentleman, the cashier changed the cheque and gave the pi isoner ht. and he slid the account had been owing so long that he would not take the 2t. When the cheque was pre sented, howeve rafterw, it was returnein d marked "no *mount," and it wasafterwards ascertaed that the real Mr. Nix had no account standing in the books of Mr. Howard at the time, and he bad never authorised the prisoner to nee his name. _ _ The defence that was set up for the prisoner wan that the prisoner was merely an innocent agent in the affair, and that he had received the cheque in question from a person from whom he desired to borrow 41., and who said he could only do so upon his getting change for this cheque. It was also stated that the person front whom the prisoner said be had received the ch eque was at the present moment actu ally in custody in Newgate awaiting his trial upon another charge of forgery. Several witnesses, most of whom were relatives of the prisoner, were called to prove these facts, but the evidence they gave was not at all of a con clusive character. The Recorder b►ving summed up, The J cry, ►fter some deliberation, found the prienr,r THE tXFRESS, TU4SD4Y EVENING,. JUN £7, , 1862. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE (sT zsanuo Taa,coamm.) ASCOT MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) TRIAL STAKES. 12 mu. Hun 20 minutes behind time. MAIDEN PLATE. Half a mile. Ruble, Le7letrneuri;,l3i;ila,iiocee, JOtisane., Merry Hart, Orlando f, 'whop. f, Blue Mantle, Cornucopia f, Gentilhomme, and Rudiments are here. ASCOT DERBY STAKES. One mile and a half. Typos o, Br to King of Diamonds, Loyd's, and Cork. brook are here. GOLD VASE. Two miles. Fairwater, Asteroid,lek, The Knave, Croagh Patrick, Harlequin, Hurricane, Silverlair, Tim Whiffler, and Carbi. neer are here. TWO-YEAR-OLD BIENNIAL STAKES. T.Y.C. Torn Fool, Bateman, The Avenger, CooirnL Gold Dna, Blue Mantle, Sandford, Nawadaha, Escape, Brick, Lady Superior, Gentilhomme, and Lady Evelyn c. are here. PRINCE OF WALES STAKES, About 1 mile 6 fur. - Ace olClaba, Omoo f, Types c, Babette f Bloodhound, Armament, C oats, Lord Berleigh, Duke Rollo. St. Alexis, Neptune, Knave, Feu de Joie, Zetland, Ensign, Wiegrave, Harlequin, Laughing Stork, Keane, Cariabrook, Q. P.' . D., Hippodamia, Hurricane, Silkatone, Piccador, and Leyden are here. ASCOT STAKES. Two miles and a half. ConnartMlT Fitz E•an, kappenTe, Paste, Ktiutsford, Schism, Investment, Hallam, Boabdil, Lapidist, Sycopbanl, Bilkstone, Vtolet, St. Lawrence, end Amaltha are here. STAND PLATE._ T.Y.C. Ripon, Argonali,; . l33 AicicTiiat,LeidiSikord, Shillelagh, vivid,Merryman, Orphan, King of Diamonds, Amazonian, and General HMS an Wm ARRP7II:I). —Tam of Luck, St. Vitus, Canary, eliminate. ?darmice, Birdbill, Rae, King of Trumps, lady Clilden' Sybil, Lord Mayo!. Spioebox, Bolero, Brighton, Atherstone, Rocldey, Copernicus, Fitz &tyke, Camperdown Frailty, Overture, Splitvote c, Ellen Middleton f, Oesi;a. Hurry Scurry f, Brother to Scent, Reindeer, Cratewi, Black Knight, and CleutentL IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF COMMONS.—(THIS DAY.) The Srs►m took the chair ►t I dank. PRIVATE BUSINESS. _ The following bills;;;;;sad - s. third time and pared : Bristol and South Wales Union Railway, Bristol Port Railway and Pier, Briton Ferry Dock and Railway, Car marthen and Cardigan Railway, Cowbridge Railway, Reading and Reading Union Oes Companies, Shrewsbury and Welcbpool Railway, Swansea Harbour Trust, West Cheshire Railway, and Liverpool Fire Prevention Acta Amendment Bill. SALMON PISHERTFIS (SCOTLAND) BILL. The house went into committee on this bill. Clauses 1 to 28, with amendments, were agreed to. On clause 29, Mr. CAI RD moved the insertion of words providing that the operation of the English act of the 24 and 25 Victoria, upon the see fishery in the northern shore of the Solway Frith, should be postponed until the Ist January, 1867. The LORD•ADVOCATE thought that a postponement till the let of Jan., 1865, would fully meet the case by giving ample time to the tenants for compensation for laser ari si ng out of the change in the law. After some discussion, Mr. OAIRD moved the let of January, 1866, in sub stitution for the Ist of January, 1867. The LORD ADVOCATE opposed the amendment, and the committee divided— For the motion 2O Against 65-45 The amendment was consequently negatived, and the clause with the Lord Advocate's proposal agreed to. Clause 30 was agreed to. On clause 31, which provided that the act should not apply to the River Tay, excepting is to the weekly close time, which should commence at 12 at noon on Saturday, and terminate at 12 at midnight on Sunday, Mr. WEMYSS moved an amendment, providing that the weekly close time on the Tay should comzueocs at 6 o'clock on Saturday night, and end at 6 o'clock on Monday morning. The amendment was negatived without a division, and the clause was agreed to, as was also clause 32. [Lift sitting.] ... 1 I. SOUTH AUSTRALIAN BANKING COMPANY. k (THIS DAY.) k s a The twenty-first annual general meeting of a m t shareholders was held this afternoon at the offices of the se company, 54, Old Broad-street, Mr. EDWARD Divan presiding. k. u report, which we have already published, was taken K d. In reply to Mr. Trenow, N. etas The CHAIRMAN said that no loss to the company was ap- pretended from the failure of the old established firm of Messrs. Fisher, of South Australia, but it was impassible to say precisely what the result might be. The account g o was very large, and bad been very profitable to the bank. N. Several shareholders; having expressed approval of the N. proposed addition of 100,00 W. to the capital, the report wee N. adopted. N. The retiring directors, Mr. W. Wemya Kee and Mr. 2 Frederick Roberta, and the retiring auditors, Mr. 0. Chip gouda° and Mr. J. S. Wells, were re-elected, and Mr. ga. Marten was elected to the vecancy on the board occasioned ti by the death of Mr. John Wheelton. A vote of thanks to the chairman and directors, and to IR Mr. Purdy, the manager, and the other officers of the : bank, brought the proceedings to a close. MINES.-(THIS DAYJ l i4 _.____ S Two o'CLoci. it. The mining market is steady to-day, with a good amount of - lousiness. East Caradon shares are si. very firm, at 454 to 46. Wheal Ludcott are also strong, at 15 to 4. Marko Valley ; are flatter, at 104 to I. East Cern Brea 111. are quoted 184 to ; North Trelaw3ey, 28s. to 295. ; Wheal Union, 44 to 5 ; Wheal Sithney Carn- tie meal, 34 to ; North Trftkerby, 35 to 36 ; North ~1 1 4 Roskear, 25 to 26 ; and Wheal Fortune, 26 to Foreign and colonial mining shares are steady, n. with a moderate amount of business. There are re . inquiries for Port Phillip, which are marked and is. 1 7 11 ! .. . . . . . - At the annual meeting of the Kapunda Mining i t z Company yesterday, a dividend of Is. per share was i rc declared. at. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. li LIVERPOOL COTTON & CORN MARKETS. E. (TFIIB DAY.) Sk. Ss. (BY UITTSH AND HUSH KAGNETIC TZLEORAPH). es (►ROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) IN.. SR The cotton market keeps animated, and the upward movement still continues. Sake probably 12,000 bales. " Market rather quiet, but steady. Flour remains unal tered. In wheat an advance of 3d . per 100 lbs. has been 10 established, and Indian corn has improved, 28a. 6d. for 40 mixed; in other articles fair business doing at rather as. bettor rates. 81. MINCING LANK.—(THIS DAY.) Buena—The market has opened quietly, and no dr of St. importance reported on the spot, but three cargoes have bees 8 6 sold sliest for the United Kingdom, one Havannah, 114 . No. 9, 94, at 22e. 9d. ; and two of Cuba Muscovado, at 22a; 1 4 . with 600 boxes cloyed, at 245. 6d. Refiued . dried goods are ag. still in limited supply, and prices steady ; pieces dull of ails. No:Amen. —3OO casks of good Cuba sold at 14a. 3d. fit. Corrth.-4. fair bushman has been transacted in both St. plantation and native Ceylon, at steady prime 81. Tea is in steady demand, but blackish leaf congon is most i t in request. 81. Rox.—A small parcel of common Demerara sold at sd. St. proa. St. Itice.—Then is a more active demand for clean, chiefly for home use. Rough is steady ; about 2,500 bags and 1,500 Et packets Bengal sold, cargo, at Ts. 6d. to Bs. 3d. ; two first- a . '• mg cargoes sold of Necraozie Arracan, at 10a. ; and Boa 194 - ado, also, at 10s. . . . Birifiraz.—There is some demand for fine, but no sales 71 are reported. as COTTON has further advanced ; about 5,000 bales sold on iu ft. the spa and to wive at id. to id. advance. es SARLOWIR has sold at firm prices. at. LOGWOOD. —lOO tons of Jamaica sold at 41.105, ft TALLOW MARKET--(THIS DAY.) St The market is steady. Town tallow is quoted 44e. 9d., le net wsh ; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 465. 9d. ; June, n* 465. 9d. ; July, 465. 9d. ; September, 48e. 6d. ; October to SO December, 48e. 9d. td SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) B r mean. Harvey end Easton report trade slow ; pricer Bn , without alienate. Prime meadow hay , tt , 70a. to 806.;•eupa. rior ditto, 84s. to 92e. 6d. ; inferior ditto, 150.. to fith. ; 1 „ clover, old, 90a. to 112 e. 6d.; ditto new, woad cut, 80a. I to L to 100 a. ; straw, 38a. to 40a. tit. SHARE LlBT&—(Tusus DAY.) Two o'OuKtw. Extreme inactivity mestiewss to prevail in the railway market, and, with the exception of a de cline of k per cent, in Caledonian and South Neater' stocks, prices are quoted exactly the same as they closed yesterday. Lon don and North Western stock is now quoted 94f to ; Great Western, 711 to 72 ; Midland, 127 to ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 107} Caledonian, 1071 to 108}; South to ; Eastern Counties, 56 to I ; and 'Great Northern, 114/ to 1164. Lombardo- Venetian Railway shares are firm, at 4f to 4I prem. There is a decided fall in the shares of the Belgian lines ; Great Luxembourg are last marked 14, and Sambre and Meuse, 14:1. WIDINARX muses AND lITOOKL RAILWAYS. b 1 p.ii. ail arum, w scum 'au 1111 Buta.,lua.,4rObanlnnu all Blackburn and ....... BIM a all ll IkelonAlaatrdon lra Bridal sod asster all Oark and, Banion all Omani all Da. • I A soda. mill 6 MI Do. B Ip.o pai So la d B. MI Debits and 8.M4 Tea all Band.,Prrtn. tAbd.76 100 awl 111 MIAIMAVO:1111111,..f.! al l lin deakesne" O lic . sek . d DM Do. llkaki N 1 heat Suffolk IMddlabsegliased Olsegow WI idlabrocreelk. Deeds, all IWO sad Clyde Jos. 100 eleagow di I. WMoi all alai Rank caostlied 100 Gnat Northers 100 Oaf Area Area. no die. un -1 oo.llllllopaLlipildll 100 at NSA& *OA. (Iraj —_—_ 1 _ DaskipirvAalka.mk.i KuiLowbookmed Bisetwall s i ... ad a kit ISO Loudon& Norna rata. a Do. 1111 p. loadoc=lll.a“.. 4 0 T I7FO:-.ia-017iiikii liotrigoolthia LI. Do. Now 100 Do. Btrs.iDarby W DM Gt. Wi. (Ira) W UM Kant _ . . ail Non:sails Garitsk 9 NarryilailaglydaL W Nower,Waarap.49llos ISO Nadal IN No, BMA_ MI 24;;lii Dona Ball. •D. 100 IL Erisea—Bervisk .. 100 100 N Do. Tort rib Loiadma Do. Now INorthaA.WookohJea. 18, North stagordahus.... 1W ValßsO~ al Peebles lattytasey ...... ScoNleh Oestral IN !Wallah D. Z. 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Mo.l 110 Din do. D 0.2 100 Do. New 11 p. at. 36.. 10 Bed= Union. 6p. at. 10 Mu. & Glasgow 6p. at. IN idln.,Parta,Don.„4. p.a. 110 Gnat Northam Ip. ol 100 Do.6o.rod.at 10p.ot.pm. 10 Do. of par cant. 100 Do.6p.and at 6 p.o.pna 61 . 1 Ot.N. Scotland, let Prat Cit. Wast. (13ortid Heats 100 Do. redoes. p. coo 10 Do. redeem. a 10. mai HO Do. tendons. d p. Cl. 10 Do.o9.,credeem Prof WO Do. 111 rm. Ono. Rock 100 Do. Wm. l'ref. diod. 100 Do.Cluot. Utter block 100 Do.Cbodorll.lll. 100 Do. do. do. 6p. a. 100 looo.ds Yorks& 0 p.o.s‘ 100 too.4ollrlght..Sp.oess. 84 No. 1 100 Dad pa do. Mo. 100 Dospa do. .... 100 Do.:tc. do. N 0.4 100 Do. pa do. .... 10d Do. p.o._pet,s6 d 0. .. 100 Do.iv.c•Pricawk• • 100 Do.dp.ado.(W.A.LC.Y., We D lit colt,t4tv.4•L 110 Ido.llllsaak oadDoro 100 LaN W.Cow.ttNo i :gr d t 100 4412.10.7p.004. AD utdolostdrrydlConis. led Mdo.dbi&ldoollP. oc di Do. 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ST si I is ST I dis iM I its i Pm I 40 42 IS 41 tSk SS Se St ST 18 40i FaT;n 7, of Au T. ia 1i a . . Ilion of lA,ndou .... iaiii* 12 i Sal 6111111111. 24 1 - IL I Pd. I DANNALr& I MUM INN& I Wu. _ No. 1 eh. 1 wafts's'. in i a poles i doles. SI 5 - MON If lin=ssileee ltAng_.. all 174 114 - 10 II AP • lotrae•ri al ea 51 woe le ♦ • EL Mail St.(L.) all t a - 10 ON Ardeones - %NO 16 Australian Anneal- ... 11 23 16 164 ID 144 Nadia s.rra.D. g.rip.• ii Lir - 41,005 le Dean Waterenks.. .. all 48 64 - 6 60 I..luastke - 10,0116 6 Bombay Gas, Malted.. 1 par 4 pet - 10 all =to Granolas - - ••• ~m fu Ma slant Gag. Ina A all 65 DO - 10 Cennesur Mine • Bal lO4 In ..• MN 1111 Do. B 7 par a 661111181 all 14 Si - 100 on - - - Wu 10 Do. 0 - 10 all Itlstsodon - UN IN Canada lend all 110 116 - 20 If Dutch Itheulan I 1 4 Po - N. . .114.etingegessit. all 15 14 - 10 all Solon el Nan* - 1 1. .Z010 N. • Pekes NO 61 85 - 10 all ( G 4 . slan gm. S. p. a ..• .. - .AN N. Pretense* - 99 inlet. antra el Pranee.. - -•- 1111.010 BA Do. 640p.0. Pup. Deb IN 107 1111 - 10 ali Ot. LaissilnOmet. Y. 144 144 146 184 811,000 10 ILLadlaaLon_tilepponli all -- Oa - 66 all :liana Jennies - *AO 20 Itestlndlalrng.& CIAMI. i Par 4 pea - 10 all Lake Gastenee • bale .. - 1•6000 N.llleetdo Telegraph .... 180 100 101 - 10 all Nan sae Tangoes& - - - 10,006 6 leg. sin Aust. Cop. .. ell 14 54 N all Ines and Geneva - -• 10,050 16 Gen. Steam Na .n 14 50 27 - N all Marts Antonia - -• WO 1 Gnat Ship (Liarlfedi .. all all 4 - iill N , ximigkiset: .. 7 We ei si - 100,004 1 Do. 17e per cent. nil 4 - 10 all 'Do.spe.P99. NSW" 10 21 .- 12,000 6 Les . Dl*l4o Tel. (L).. 44 14 81 As - 16 all ilte~n at - 110A000 4 Loa Gm °melbas On. al. 14 1.4 -. 14 16 De. New Mares - -pm - 10,000 10 len.stiLlte.Dir.TeL X) 1 - - .... 10 all Norwegian Trunk Pref BlO - Koos e 0 Madras Into. & G.A. 1 21 1 3 P. - ID 16 I ottoesaulmyrnaAldial 8 7Ns - 111,000 10 Medlter. fa. Tel. (Um) all U all Paris. Lyons. and Meal 4114 444 - 400036 10 Natrona lh t Go.. 6 Ip. - 10 all Paris aed Orleans 4O 62 - 11,000 10 Nerbuddaeoal&l.rona: 5 * pea - 10 11 - I I and IL Prawns° PON 6 Netberlanda. Bp. ant ail 4 1 (Pernanbisoo)4.7 p.a. 6 6 dl. I.iii IN N. Drum. &N. Boot ad. II 12 14 - 10 all ,liga and Dlesaft4s - - - 1116476 IN. DM. Australasian.. all a li 10 all Segal Dania - 41,1100 1 . Gas I ail legal Ilwednii - - 64000 10 In. Inn. WNW.. ail ge 7 - al Do. 7 per emit. - 11 06 . 030 N. rim Lea al a. le. 57 50 57 81 6 all Ilasallats and News - is all Do. went. Prig 54 1 0 ••• %NO 50 DS. New lO 9 11 pond - 10 8 Iperen 4 1 pin Of .100 111 & 4. a • Lied. Tel. 14.44 an 114 114 191 10 18 pllgnan• lt V•1111611b it 64 pm ••• 10.000 10 f•nniey bon all 17 If - 81 14 3.1L0t Pretasal7perelP -.- - MAIO a os. New all N 4 'Tar* sad gene* .... - - -• OW 15 No Natira 0111 , 1•41 )oN l a llt -•••• SI a& Illoelban et here- ..: 10 7 4 - *MO - Do. 2 1 lin —.• se all CA Ilnders if n sho. up• s m a kba mom O5l 84 .... 3 el Da. le pa wee. het 15 IVi - *10.400 N. . ANN. Inseam NO 186 145 -. 14 ell GIL AN. W.el Inns. 41 - lON 26 Arnim Led ali Id if ... DaIIiNTUNI STOCKS. 7 94 1 W. kelp all I - 150.00 S 1 De. de. Reglabred all So. So. iN. i MOILS. INI N. pion. I Sales 11.400 15 Do. do. itli 11 2 4 1 =11‘616.4i m aniaalf p 1 r , 1:1 6 woo 1 rekinvk tf_s xi 1 4 err per 4 4 - Do , . II 1.11tAg.41 An ( t.)/t. I 4 dla per al. .. NAN 84. NJ**. 1ptet.810. 451 • 1 1 1111 100 - 6 1 6 lir o li la.oo.l7.llsaella 6 1 14 P. ... •• .. it. lissollab N. Ims6. 46. en 1111 - - • - 6 6 . 06 ‘ 6 Un. Kingdom Pal. 11.). $ll I dla -• 0L 11.641010406 r 1111.41. 1411 1116 106 •••• AM 1 1 5 is linirnleini4 ln* p ei .. COLONIAL GOVIZNILINT r Di.....1:::,:yre • tr. Do. Spec 64.766./116g 100 Do. 6 per et.itor.diesp 100 Do. 6 pot coot Do.sporootstan Nock 100 of 0 H0p56p.01.1816) 100 do. 1890 100 Do. do 1861 100 Nevi Drourw.Gov. 6p. Cl. 100 N. B.WalooGv.6p. a 1866 100 Do. 6 p. e.. 1871 to 1676 100 100 Do. 6 p. c., 1688 Now Zealand 0 per cast lOO Nova Scotia 6 p. 0., 1876 100 duat.Gov. 6p.c. Bomb 100 Vic. Giv.66. d Joa.etJal.) 100 Do. do. •p. o. April* O. 10 BILITIBII lELIINS. SO. I Si. I MM.! I P 4. 10. priers I as... 6,1 Aldred Coos. (PM** $ 1 I - 20, 20 British Iron .. Clifford 4 6 014 .. Dor. G. Con. (fsvialk.) 1 430 — .. Ihst Brost (Mops) 4,1 .. SNP Csradon 404624 44 45 4, .. fag Oars Wes 4 ... LWLltunsi Marisa )I&12 6 SI 31 Di WI .. Orsabbsr dl SC Aubra 661 16 16 6900 iota Toler ... G. Wh. Vas (Itslfford 4O 0 GI 6, . • „ Ottortlis 1,024 .. Itsrod 6-Pool W. 126 10 41 6,000 .. N 6 .s Dorsi 41.14 r. 3 31 6, .. .„ fray Soffits L14.0 1 I 9, .. Darks Valloy . llarprst (Gay latera6). 01 IS 46 W. i liwyndy Iron On.-- W 11 1416 6, .. North Dower I. .. N. ramp (Mops) 4 .. s.ll%.llsiest(nbpn ) W 4 6. SI 4 1 6,. .. North Whoa Grotty Lir. 21 31 —. —Pm Otos (64. Massy) . 11 6 6 LIS W Provldosos (U. Want). NAM 40 42 4 11. .. lorledisCon. liin. Co. 1 .... WI .. 6. Oarsdod OIL Cisor) lf at HI 4 .. S. Cud Bros (Clops) . 6111664 111 711 .. S. W. lesnoss (Clops) WM,. 112 116 OW .. Slav Park 6llO ' SS A 1,400 I TamorilltiLiodlist C. 11 14 11 — ll.lOO 10 Ws Croft 30.600 .. Vats of TowSsz) Ls W. • .. Watt Basra ( ). . 14 IS 13 UP .. W. Dorados ( ) 6 St 16 400 .. West Saks 411 .. tn. sa:Sisaply .. Wt. Boller lodroili) 6 16 46 6,096 „ WA id (OsIsIook) If ll WO. ED44 (Us. lalant) L 7.1. 10 4 111 LOW . . W.ll.solno(Mennon.) 6 IS 111 LAIN WU. Trslawney IL ) 7 she 16 • NUJIZIGN 1111111. No. IW. I MUMS. IPdI CL plow Mks WOOll 0 Auffralles 11 4 000 1 lion Acoord,Lissila..l .0 1 1 1 10,000 6 Salad. LAILOs.(Lims) ail 84000 1 Copula 811vor 11,000 60 Oonrs 1 a ft -10,000 10 Copispo C TlO.) 71,000 Dun Mountain par a 1 11 26,000 $ Fast Del Itey(ltsd) I I I p 110,0000 1 Forum (Lim) al 10 Gotsral al 161 64 40,000 2 Gt. Northern Copprr edit Admirals (Wm.) 11 } els f 46,000 11 Miranda pis.) 1 • Ipa 144000 6 Igdares 10,000 6 Lodlanlad 101,616 1 !daffodils - 07.000 1 N. ShineC.or s Asa(b) .0 4 Idb .... 10. 000 So tontotbsardlllvsrLeas 1 4 100,000 6 Port Phlllip ll 11 341 1 Banta Barbara Gold X 4 pa 14000 1 tkottlsb suffix (lArs., tio. 1 1 pat UAW 11. Sl.John del 71/7 (WO ) IS OR Am Rao United lisstoin 110.01 6 I %v....blur ^ !AGO : 141 37. 0_ 40.991. 5 Iradanamulans (1160 ). all 3 JOINT STOCK BRlTise pOOVIERPIONM. itAnwaYe. W ) IDea Bic ~0. ta~ipo. no. ~.r :.~._,_. We. Bda; Ls& 1.137: iestaresdbylkff.l4 a. Do. Jaly LISTS. ditto. Do. Jaw 1. 1874 41t80 Odoeils IL Laws Ospor.iDock p.c..gac Daillsra Dowd Cloung prices I Mimi $ ll- 47 yesterday.te 1 p.m. Lae isdlr Do. G. lartando• Geoid rnaisig at maid. Do. II par at. het Do.tter..Pret.= Da plc al. Do. V par el Do. do. M. Do. do. Rodisa Pairolo n 7. 2 " - Do. Jaawa7, ld(12 01.4 ad I c tdZA e s t Do. New De.dp.oBdepay73.e.op Do. 6, do.. 77.e.t.0p. De.140.4.1kt0..0ey.78 Indian Branch Limited itedna Uttar. .4 par m. De. 4s. I j at Do. At pad. De. e per met de. Ihila.Osep.ip. &lima proTrlskt Cards 42 65 1124 £634 6 6 t iit 80 66 78 82 76 .80 106 106 166 107 106 106 106 187 It 4 12 4 ° a 66 60 66 $4 87 42 44 $1 IA 82 36 106 145 . . _ dun • 010.0. De. Mc. Lel do. De. do. Dow do. Do. do. Tod do. N. 1. of Canada 6 p. c. i6dicle .. . ......... —... . _. i 031 Pa 10 9 21 1 11 9111 ME 97 NJ ......... _ Do.I 911 96 1 dis par ai 96 1021 96 1014 PS f I • I S SI ie lON 1 .51 aa t Pin Sof iiid 10 1 DJ:I. "L:aal 1041 - I i 104* 1:0 0 Bt. Do. 41 pA4.6101. ec East sad Reit 13.113 100 130 1 03 — 4 Bt. 1L06603 100 66 6? St. St. liallasrbas lOO 66 56 St. IBouthasopto• 100 BR Vieknis Do tlow Y 7 100 1 dl• pot raalsk 1 Pot I CL prior. I Woe. 108 110 106 108 106 106 904 1004 98 99 111 118 111 118 112 114 106 108 10% 1011 99 100 99 100 100 111 107 109 106 110 108 110 1064 1(11 MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'thwew. The stock markets to-day ere gener►lly etsedy. The funds are firmer, and a fresh improvemist of 1-16 to per cent. has taken place in Coasols. The chief feature in the Stock Exchange is .pia the demand for the scrip of the new loans, particu- . _ larly the Turkish, which is rising steadily. Eng lish railways are rather flat, but Lave experienced little change in price. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentes opened at 68fr. 40c., being sc. better than yester day. The Bonne is described as " unsettled." The scrip of the new Turkish Loan is in great demand, and has advanced to 31 to 4 prem. ; while the paid-up is last marked 71i. Egyptian scrip is likewise better, at 2to 21 prem. Russian is com paratively quiet, at 1 to 1 prem. Consols are officially marked 911, 1, and I, ex div., for money, and 91i, ex div., for the acoonnt. The present quotations are 911 to 1, for cash, and 911 to 92 for the 10th of July. The official business report is as follows :—Bank Stock, 235 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 91i, 1,1 ; New Three per Cents., 911, ; Thirty Years Annuities, 1885, 15 5-16 ; India Five per Cent. s+ock. 1071, 1, 1 ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1864, 991 ; ditto, 1864 or 1866, 991 ; ditto, Bonds, 20s. prem. ; Five per Cent. "enfaced" rupee paper, 1031 ; Exchequer Bills, 65., 3a. prem. • The Turkish Loans of 1854 and 1858 have rises to 4 per cent, the present quotations being respectively 821 to 83 and 704 to 71. Mexican Bonds, Spanish Certificates, and other foreign securities show little change. Transactions are recorded as follows :—Brazilian Old Five per Cents., 1001 ; ditto Four-and a-Half per Cents., 1852, 1858, 1860, 91, ex div. ; Belgian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 971 (exchange 251 r.) ; Egyptian Seven pee Cents. (scrip), 24, 2, prem. ; ditto paid up scrip, 841, 1, ; Italian Five per Cents. (Maremmana Railway), scrip, 11 die. ; Mexican Three per Cents., for account, 304, ; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1853, for account, 46 ; Russian Five per Cents., 1862, paid-up scrip, 93/ ; Spanish New Deferred Three per Cents., for account, 441; ditto Passive, 19 ; the Committee's Certificates, ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1854, for account, 83 ; ditto Six per Cents, 1868, for account, 704, 1 ; ditto Six per Cents, 1862, scrip, 3 1 , prem ; ditto paid-up Scrip, 71f, ; Venezuela Three per Cent.. for account, 234. The shares of the Eastern Bengal Tea Company are quoted to-day 1 to 1 prem. The 5001, and 1,0001. Bonds of the New Turkish Loan are now in course of delivery, in exchange for the paid-up scrip. An instalment of 30 per cent. fell due yesterday on the Lausanne and Fribourg Railway Six per Cent. Loan for 300,0001. stock.. About 5,0001. in gold was bought by the Bank yesterday. The Peres, from Alexandria, has brought 76,0581. in Australian gold. The mail steamer Tasmanian will take 21,1501. in gold and 4001. in silver for the Wert Indies. Another steamer has been captured by the Fe deral fleet—the Nassau, off Charleston. Reference was made in the Express of the 12th inst. to a terrible fire at St. Petersburg. Pri vate letters from that city, dated the 10th, furnish the following particulars : We have to advise the occurrence of probably the greatest fire that ever took place in St. Petersburg. It commenced about 5 o'clock yesterday afternoon, behind the Gostinoy door, and burnt through to the Vladitnirskay, crossing over the Fontanta River. The two intermediate markets, Amain and Tahoukine, and the Hotel of the Ministry of the In terior, were entirely consumed. The Bank, at one time at fire, was saved by a light change of wind , u was also the Corp dee Pages. The destruction of property is enormous, the more so as, being Whit-Moodoy, all the warehouse and shop keepers were in the country, with the hey of their house. Very many fires have occurred lately simulta neously, and people are much alarmed in consequence. The following telegram, dated St. Petersburg yes terday (Monday), eleven o'clock, is to the follow ing effect :—"'We have had no more fires. Every thing is quiet, and the people are becoming more composed." This very late telegram consequently casts strong doubt upon the accuracy of a rumour which prevailed this day, according to which an insurrection had broken out in Russia. The half-yearly meeting of the Rhymney Iron Company is called for the 2nd of July. The Brighton Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 1,8331. ; and the South Eastern an increase of 4,1371. The English Opera Association (Limited) is an nounced, with a proposed capital of 50,0001., in 21. shares. This undertaking is formed under respect able auspices. Its object is stated to be to estab lish "a national institution to produce and main tain on the English stage, in an effective and com plete manner, the works of native composers, and likewise English adaptations or translations from the French, German, Italian, and other schools." It is hoped that the association will be able both to encourage English composers, foster a love of musical performances amongst the masses, and obtain an adequate return for the shareholders. The project is framed upon a mutual basis, shareholders being entitled, under a classified scale, to tickets of admission to the performances We are requested to state that the share list of the Strand Hotel Company (Limited), *ill be closed on Monday next, The arrangements are advertised in connection with the payment of the half-yearly interest on the shares of the Madras and East India, Irrigation Companies. The guaranteed interest on Zealand Railway shares is announced by Messrs. C. J. flambe.) and Son. The half-yearly dividend is advertised on Portu guese Three per Cents., also ou Peruvian Uribar ren and Arta and Tacua Bonds, and on New South Wales Government Debentures. With regard to the over-issue of Indiana State Stock, the circular of Messrs. Cammann and Co., dated New York the 3rd inst., has the following : " The total amount of the overissue of Indiana stock is not as yet ascertained ; and, pending the investigation, the 5 per cent. loan is not quoted at the Stock Board. It is, however understood, that all the stock which has been t ransferred ti the names of the buyers on the books of the state is valid." The Admiralty will receive tenders on the 23rd inst. for the supply of 50,000 gallons of rum, 15,000 gallons of vinegar, 5 tons of pepper, and 600 quarters of split peas. The following are the returns of the Irish banks of issue for tke four weeks ending the 31st May : forth In Lama d TTse Bank o:het:End Naoe " mt 3,4 1 71 4 4 The Provmdsl Bank of Ireland The Belfast Banking Com pany The Northern Banking Company The Ulster Banking Coot -IWIT Iles Nat West Beak lAveraze eirnlaolon Mein !oar week§ eluting u Move. AMAMI AMOUNT OT eon HID DOING POCI W =DINO AI ABOVI. The Bank of Ireland The Pr/ebbelet Beak of trelaed The &Wulflrides Oomeal The Northam laekleff Compare) The Ulster Randal Compeer The National Beat 3.47,071 MAN g.fal M. 59 The Burgermeh4t,DitekwAs hais arrived from China with 331,50Miii. of Wm sod 41 bales of milk. 100 tee 165 Ti By 2 Id i ad zd _ii 1111,6111 L 6 sad Under ornala LA 7° " 1 " L 1,7114725 910,078 2,01,8011 ' 480,862 4544120 834,112 08,703 U 4,877 388,081 I 70,208 3 i 1118,336 188,644 124,198 227,852 814,102 647,41 141.641 1.174.914 - ickiiil sostau PK4782 MI6& 160,818 160,11111 612.272_ 100 1100 00 01' U. SO 20 II II 1110 100 100 10to so 00 ," 100 100 100 M N is se 4i 100 NI - 973 7 3 83 1 1-__ 5W1,410 154,0001 140116,068, 1428,310, t,939,900, 30,865 boo,ow , b.ciosi