The Express. — London, England, 1866-06-18 00:00:00

rent: roe Ed- home in id not live ,th• oc4st. norm v as re is ape a , ge the leas 41 them, an d htit_ v ot r e distre7la 1,0001. LOA Of 1 . ? for tha w rd Rothnin tenth of aap noel the bin - g 110/. fr ont II was aft er , debte—ea ion of pay. uI honestly 4 .7 1 0/1 therm. of toy wife II allowing tea penditoro se 525/. a yea r for the time Lewis im , but I cla_ Da contracted guilty o e emus of pay. ction or apt had don e . had taken it. the whole et 0111 7 eit the 01,_reah and incurred; i oni st m oise now led attendee' a COMO Iter o to teat many of oi nunet• • the hle debts be ICES. z name of Pool n Abbiaa (who nbrellas, throe ques, from two mman's-ovum, Whitney, 98, me, 280, City, once Thursday Lee in the City, offices, but be er. Oa Satur. e prisoner p L which were a short time mbrellee in hie wearing the which turned alms. He we. police-station, o found npaa he prosecutor, ,f scissors, sa`• he prosecutor,' was identiM erks, who slee k, he left the under the doer clerk, and on or open and the y prison at Hot. onvicted at the and sentenced n March of the )nths' imprison• was only dis- Si was fa iof the Central [NG THE DE►TB manufacturer, of charged before George Shelley, a horse and eazt. 1, it appears that he prisoner was I-street ; the two stepped from the nrriage attendant 3er to stop, 'evil& late, both of them .ssing over them. l conveyed to the ards one of them,' red, the wheels at the other, a little it she was sub's. pea that she will lessee stated that ll up, that he iris miles an hour, mil stal, the children do for the parent; :appeared that the he was not gong the prisoner tni wn recognilanc. .CONSTABIS. arod with havhsi service of Mews. mas-street, White. A on the previous s-street, and while ant, who canto uP :he mob ; be, ce, although it was stood on the waste rowd had dispersed r and Garter Pam broker, oppoeite, been, and who Dr at the door of the ,ng gage *eked biros you give these Men have in the course rith persons walking endant at that neo• and asked, " What 1, " Not anything en efendantll continued. .00 gi ve T' S wet to which was diately," after *hint c him on the back 0s he had ripen, wh ich aga i n . Fearful her constable to pro' en, and he ran, to' set, and took refute cluently he made t thnal-green-road, orroborated stomPla in " the observation made c.O been verl. ols ui pavement. rile ow' • e pot of beer fa bia iplantant do rim i te that he could brri. wou ld substantiate Bs Defendant had also 'suiting ithn--ehn IC4 rnisances. ER. oug ht up on relliaj. Lis daughter, • /°_":". Lo had received a elm.. Ist on Saturdsi Did was living with 23 int, Clapham. hi yj id after gilrin; , On refusing na WI; hick hazel elk!. ,ire the stick from tn u rder" attracte d _ tel Ladl e D on Caning th e oc ' r_ •ln a state of l the Mound in her extor bY thre an .f wne d be Ile also 'll learn bettor lady. use d his it Dg out late but 811% 64 went twice, mitt will RI • young mall l o s = she was keeping company. The magistrate two the prisoner for inquiries to be made respecting r ung woman ' s character. gargeant.lisokay now stated that he foand she was a ,a wor king and respectable young woman. He also that the prisoner was • drunken fellow, who bad been in custody eight times and that he was once im ..iaosed for three months for assaulting his wife. 'ibe daughter mid bar mother died a few months ago. m r . Ingham said it was of no use to inflict light punish. yo u upon the prisoner, who would not take warning. He e mitted him to the Wandsworth House of Correction f ar r is months, with hard labour, wider the Aggravated Arisolts Act. The prisoner was then removed. THE SICK POOR IX WORKHOUSES. Tff POOR LAW INQUIRY AT ROTHERNTTHE. (THIS DAY.) Mr. Yarnell, C. 8., this morning resumed at the Betbsrhithe Workhouse the inquiry relative to the serious c h a nce preferred by Miss Beeton with t to the treat ment of the pauper patients at that estab ent. Captain Strannock, chairman of the board of guardians, wee the first witness called. lie deposed that he was chairman of the board at the time Miss Beeton was elected paid nurse, in July, 1864. She was told to refer to the mis ter and matron for everything. Some of the guardians abed to visit the infirmary, and he believed they did so every board day. The guardians gave everything they were asked to give for the infirmary. He never heard any complaint of cruelty in the infirmary. Mr. Blake, • guardian of Rotherhithe parish, said that he took great interest in the fitting up of the infirmary after it was built. The guardians met fortnightly, and some of them usually visited the in fi rmary. Witness frequently visited the infirmary with Mr. Misken t • medical man. Witness saw Miss Beeton every tune he went there. She asked for • basket for dirty linen, and it was supplied. The patie nts alwa y s said that they were satisfied. They made no complaints. The beds were complained of, but not in Miss Beeton's time. He examined the beds. He saw no mawts. The hods were changed : Miss Beaton made no complaints. By the Commissioner—Miss Beeton was told that she was to complain to the master and matron. Mr. Ernest Hart, as representative of the Association far the Improvement of the Sick Infirmaries of $e examined the witness on various points. He said h o uses, that be thought the pauper nurses were strong enough to lift patients, &a He did not know whether they could wr ite. The paid nurse was there to superintend and moist in bad cases. There were no paid night nurses. It was likely _that some bedridden patients were in the wards who needed night nursing. Mr. Hart—lf you had sick relatives, would you think it props that no one should nurse them at night ? Witness—l think that what you may have in your p r ivate house with your own friends has nothing to do with this. Examination continued—There are no water-closets for the upstairs wards ; there are for the lower wards. He never heard of the man Procter who died while eating meat cut up _in large pieces ; nor of the person who died on the floor while going to the closet. There were no night B~ Guardia—Never heard at word from Miss Beeton relative to persons being put on heir left side to cause the to die. Mr m . Hart—Miss Barton did complain to the matron and toaster about it. Mr. G. Michelle said that he was at one time medical officer at the workhouse for eight years. The new infir mary was not then built. He remembered • pauper nurse in the lying-in ward named Britton. She was a very use ful and efficient nurse. There were no paid nurses then. That was four years ago. As far as witness could judge she was kind to the patients, especially to the children. When witness was not in time she acted as midwife. There was no fatal case. By Mr. Hawke!, clerk to the board—He was at all times of the day and night in and out of the lying-in ward. He never found her intoxicated even in the lent. The ward was the same as that now in use. By the Commissioner—She took opium, but not to any great extent. By • Guardian—Witness found the master, matron, and assistant-master uniformly kind. He often saw the matron in the sick ward. Witness did not find the wine bad. lie never tasted the spirits. The pauper nurses ad ministered the stimulants to the sick. The Commissioner—Did you ever see the pauper nurses drunk ! Witness—Not in the house. The Commissioner—Do you think it safe or proper to trust them with the stimulants which are intended to go down the throats of the patients and not down the throats of the nurses ? Witness—No ;I do not think it safe to trust them. I never saw them drunk in the house. I have seen them brought home drunk after a holiday. By Mr. Hart—l do not know whether Britton could put on a poultice or not. Ido not know that she was re moved from the nursery because 'of her cruelty to the children. I saw no cruelty. She would not of course beat any one before the doctor, but no one complained of her cruelty to me. No one complained to me that any nurse had misbehaved or had ever taken the stimulants. The Commissioner—Did a pauper patient ever complain of anything to you whileyou were doctor! Witness said he thought not. The Commissioner-1 am quite gore they did not, for pauper patients never do. ['The inquiry was proceeding when our report left.] SOUTH NOTTS ELECTION.-(THIS DAY.) (BY ELECTRIC TILBORAPH.) NEWARK, MANDAT. The above election took place at the Town Hall this morning. Cilonel HOLDEN proposed and Mr. MIL- IrAiM seconded Mr. Hildyard as a fit and proper person to serve in parliament. No other candidate being proposed, the sheriff declared Mr. Hildyard duly elected. An " indignation" meeting was held at White- Sold, near Bury, on Saturday, to protest against the closing of some ancient footpaths which run across Lord Derby's property in that neighbourhood. One of the paths, which Lord Derby or his agent wishes to abut up has, it is said, been publicly used for 70 years within the memory of living residents, and considerable ill-feeling has been occasioned by the present apparently arbitrary measures. A resolution was adopted to raise " money and means to contest Lord Derby's right to shut out the public from their ancient walks." The protracted dispute in the Sheffield file trade has at length come to an end, and the men will begin work to-day. They will do so upon the old terms, but the employers have promised to consider the claims of any par ticular section of the operatives whom they may deem entitled to an advance. The straggle has lasted sixteen weeks, and has been attended with great loss on both sides. A Brighton correspondent says:—" I saw the Brighton coach for London start on Thursday. It is called the ' Old Times.' There were seven passengers outside— VIZ., one lady and six gentlemen ; and two ladies inside. Its departure from Brighton causes quite a sensation. It runs to London in five hours, and changes horses five times. I hear that London coaches at other parts in the south are about to be started for the summer months for passengers who would like to see the country during the most beauti ful part of the year, and who are not bound to time." A letter from Calcutta says ;—" An opera com- ;any from Trieste is delighting the Calcutta people with the master-pieces of Verdi and RoBllll2i, though the Town hall defies all acoustic principles and the stage would dis grace a booth at a fair. The ticket. are it. each, and the heat reminds the enchanted listener of a Turkish bath. Till the singers go up to Simla the fortunate people there complain of the intolerable dulness." ' ' A meeting of the special committee of her' Majesty's Commissioners for the Paris Exhibition of 1867, on navigation, was hell on Saturday afternoon at half past two o'clock, at the South Kensington Museum. The Right Hon. Sir John. Pakington, M.P. presided. There were present the Marquis of Drogheda, the Lord Vane, Mr. John Fowler, Mr. J. D. A. Samtida, M.P.,Rear Adelina Ryder, Mr. J. White, Mr. Isaac Watts, aptain M. C. Close, of the Trinity-houth, Mr. J. H. Ritchie, Mr. J. MacGregor. Mr. H. Cole, C. 8., the secretary of the commission, attended. A meeting was held in the Mansion-house, Dublin, on Saturday, in pursuance of a requisition to the Lord Mayor, to take steps with the view of erecting a testi monial to the late Earl of Carlisle. The Right Hon. the Lord Mayor occupied the chair. The Lord Chancellor, Lord St. Lawrence, Mr. Justice O'Hagan, Sir William Wilde, Captain Lindsay, D.L., and other gentlemen, out drew,' the meeting, and • aeries of resolutions were adopted is furtherance of the object stated. Tho distinction of the Second Class of the Bath, or K.C.B. ' is about to be conferred on the Hon. John H. T. Manners-Sutton, the new Governor of Victoria ; Sir Alex andor Malet, her Majesty's Minister at Frankfort ; and the Hon. Charles Murray, her Majesty's Minister at Dresden. We (Sunday Gazette)are glad to learn that H.R.H. the Duke of Cambridge has made a rule under which the Proceeds of the commissions of officers selling out while under age are to be handed over to their parents and guar dians, and not to themselves. DEATH OF THE EARL. OF ROGELTIC—The death of the Earl of Roselyn occurred on Saturday. Deceased was a lieutenant-general in the army, had been Master of the Buckhounds to the Queen from September, 1841, to Jul', 1646, and from February to December, 1852 ; and had b een Under Secretary at War in MarohlBs9. The title descends to his son, Lord Loughborough, now 33 years d gee. TILE : EXPRESS, COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANE.—('PHIS DAY.) The supply of English wheat on sale in our market to day wan limited. The warlike news from Germany pro duced greeter firmsen in the quotations, which, competed with Monday last, advanoed 2a. to 3e. per quarter. There were several large buyers in attendance from Yorkshire. The show of foreign wheat was by no means extensive. The trade was very firm, at 2s. to 3s. per quarter more money. Very little English barley was brought forward, and the supply of foreign was only moderate. The trade ruled steady, at full quotations. There was an improved age for malt, at full CUrrellei43l. Although the supply of oats was seasonably good, the est trade was firm, and prices advanced le. per quarter. The few been, on the stands were disposed of at extreme ratse. Peas moved off freely, at full quotations. The flour trade was firm, at an advance of 2d. per 2801 be. Barrel flour was ls. dearer. The arrivals off coast were limited. In arrived cargoes of wheat a fair average business was transacted, and a further Improvement of ls. per quarter took place in pukes. Cargoes on passage, or for forward shipment, changed hands at an advance of 6d. per qr. upon late raise. Ghirka, arrived, 455. to 45a. 9d.; do. June, July, or August shipment, 445. 3d. to 47e. per 4921 be. Polish arrived 43e. ; White Santander, 535. per 100 4801ba. The demand for maize fell off and sales were only at. oonoludedby accepting lower rates. Galata, arrived, 31s. 9d. t . to 325. ; Rachova, 325. 6d. ; Odessa, 31s. per 4921 be. ; Thrall, s t . 265. 3d. ;Wallaehian, 275. ; Mid-Danubian, on paasage, 30s. per f,x, 4801 be. Very little barley was on sale. The trade, in come- St 3 quence, ruled firm at 3d. to 6d. per or. more mon e y . Rua- St tendie, arrived, 255. : Ibrail, 255. 1:11. ; Odessa, 255. 6d. ; Danu- 1.,t; bian, 245. 6d. ; do. on passage , 24 5. 9 d. p er 400 1 b. The in- -4.. • qniry for rye was in a sluggish state. Enos, 295. to 30s. per st. 480 lbs. No sales took plias in beans. Barbary, 41s. to St. 425. per 480Ibe. Danubian milletseed was held at 225. Ca 84 to Ws. per 4801bs. Linseed was very quiet, and prices had a St. g tendency. Calcutta on passage, 665. per 4101bs. ; S a t droop Az76ls. 3d. per 4241ba. Bombay, in warehouse, 675. to gt .. 675. 6d. ; Calcutta, 655. 6d. to 665. ; Black Sea and 84 . Azoff, 655. ; St. Petersburg and Moorschauk, 60s. to 61s. st. per quarter. Annexed are the quantities of East Indian St. linseed estimated afloat for this country. lit. 1866. .. Qrs. 1665. St. at QT St. Calcutta to London 12,256 ... 92,372 10 Calcutta to Liverpool 6,575 ... 11,266 10 Calcutta to Hull - ... 14,842 100 Bombay to London 4,225 ... 20,264 100 Bombay to Liverpool 7 ,151 ... 27,190 10 Black Sea, for orders 2 2 ,500 ... 7,500 9 SC -- ---- St. Total 52,707 173,434 /6 Linseed cakes were in fair request, on former terms. Lon- St. don made, 111. to 11/. 55.; New York, in barrels, 10!. sa. ; ditto, in gags, 91. 15a to 101. ; Western, 91. 1 5 s. ; and Mar- :1• waffles, 8/. 15s. to 9/. per ton. Cottonseed cakes, British- 00. made, 4/. 10s. to 4/. 12s. 6d. per ton. In rapeseed, K. the transactions were on a limited scale. Calcutta, st. arrived, 555. •, brown Ferozepore, 575. 9d. • Guzerat, I'.ss. ; 25 Wild Black Sea and Azo ff , 295. per qr. The following sre the quantities of East Indian rapeseed estimated afloat for ( 1 1 this country, compared with the corresponding period last 10 year air 1366. Qi s. 21,387 ... 6,182 ... 6,839 ... 6,482 ... 5,000 ... 1865. Qrs• st 9,786 81 1,693 si 7,936 si 7,967 el 20,000 ! Calcutta to London.... Calcutta to Liverpool. Bombay to London.... Bombay to Liverpool . Black Sea for orders. Total Cottonseed ruled firm at improving priom Egyptian sold at 71. 13e. 9d. per ton. ARRIVAL or Sawa.—English—Linseed, 30 ; rapeseed, 84 ; maize, 200 ; and sundry, 406 qrs. Foreign—Tares, 23; linseed, 2,900; rapeseed, 3,439 ; maize, 8,280 ; and sundry, 2,050 qrs. EIPOIITS.—Oats, 1,395 ; and oilseed, 2,544 qrs. CURRENT FMCS& ENGLISH- Per Qr. WHEAT. S. L I Ire; Bent, red, old 48 to 55 „ new 40 to 50 Do. white, old 58 to 60 , new 41 to 64 Norfolkand Lincoln red, old B4lair. OATS. I. I. Scotch potato Irish, white „ black_ l9 to 24 VI Small. Hinson (1865) SS to Tick g7 to 4! Harrow Pigeon 44 to 48 PIAB. __ . ... Malting — _-- Distilling Grinding MALT IS to 41 TS to 111 26 to ZS Easel, Norfak, a nd Suffolk SS to 651 Kingston and Ware 66 to 67 Brown 4B to SS —__ erel 33 to SS Maple White Boilers ___ SS to 40 HT& FLOOR. ll.w - 26 to tt OATS. English, fed -- 2l to 25' ' potato Sso'tch, feed Foxi Far Qr. WIIIILT. L L Dents% and Honig berg 6O to 61 Rostock & Mecklen burg Danish 48 to 58 44 to 49 Russian, hard loft Anw ' orican, red „ white Town made, per 220 lhe. Household 4O to 42 C,ountry Norfolk and Suffolk, ex ship.. SI to 58 OATS. t & Danish and Bwediah l2 to 27 Rasa= BliAll& .........,. Danhat FClPthin BARLIY. Grinding Distilling Malting 0/T& __ Maple Boilers „. .. 87 to 41 .. 88 to 40 Dateb breirinV7 21 to 16 feeding ARRIVALS OF GRAIN, dtC.. I WATER CARRIAGE. FROI CLUSIVE. Itielei Coax. White 3l to 38 Yellow _ 31 to 38 FLOUR. French. par sack .... 35 to 38 Spanish „ to 98 American, par bd.. tel to 31 Canadian „ 16 to 30 LONDON, BY LAND AND JUNE 9 TO JUNE 16, LN- ----- Wheat.. Barley. Malt. Oats. Beans ' Peas Floor . I qrs. qrs. qrs. qn. qrs. i qrs. brbs. mks. English 343.6 480 14669 234 600 48 .. 17078 bish Foreign l— -- Total .. 20615 1 1 7 53 146491 36259 685 60 I .. .18275 LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. (THIS DAY.) (BY nicnue AND INTIRNATIONAL rizscuuri.) (PROM OUR OWN CORRISPONDRNT.) The market quiet, and prices of American are d. and Surat id. lower than last Friday. Sales about 6,000 Wes. MINCING-LANE.—(THIS DAY.) SCOAIL—The market has been quiet. Since Friday no sales of importance reported. Refined : steady prices are paid for both dried goods and pieces, at which there is a fair demand. CorreE.—The sales are confined to small parcels for im mediate wants. TEA.—Tbe trade are occupied with the samples of the parcels to be offered in public sale to-morrow, about 30,000 packages are declared chiefly without reserve. RICE and Rum.—No sales reported, SALTPETRE. — A small parcel of fine quality sold at 245. Corm:v.—The market is very quiet. JUTE.—A fair business is doing at steady prim!. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Ths market is firm, at the following prices :—Town tallow, 41s. 9d., net cash ; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 435. 6d.; July, 445. 3d. ; August to September, 465. ; October to December, 475. PARTICULARS OP TALLOW. 1863. 1864. 1985. I 1366. Stock on hand this day.. awake! 27,430 43,938 31,602 28,440 Delivery last week I 753 906 1,132 1,452 Ditto from Ist Juno I 2,235 2,404 3,144 4,305 Arrival last week I 661 1,444 600 Ditto from let June d I,lm 1,321 2. d 263 (1 4,429 a. .d. a. d. d. s. . . a. d. 1. PrieeT.C. on spot this day 42 9 40 691 40 9 43 0 Ditto Town Let Friday Arrival for the week ending 28th June last year 284 casks, and delivery 1,291 casks. The arrival last week comprised 400 casks Petersburg, 100 casks Odessa, and 40 cuts other places—total, 800 casks. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) We have a short supply of beasts and a brisk demand, consequently prices have advanced for all descriptions. We are fairly supplied with sheep and lamb., and trade for them is not very active, choicest qualities, however, fully realise late quotations and a go od clearance is e ffected. Good calves are in demand at Thursday's rates. From France and other countries we hare 1,790 beast., 8,290 sheep, 237 calves, and 60 pigs. Spain, 86 beasts ; Scot land, 6 ; Norfolk and Suffolk, 1,120 ; and 664 from the northern and midland counties. Per stone of 81bs. &d.& d. Per stone of BThs. &d. d. Best Scots, Berefd& 6 6 610 Bed Deads Ilf.bdaSh 0 0 0 Best Short-horns 5 2 6 6 Best Long-w 0015.... 6 6 10 Second qual. beasts 44 4 8 Do. do. Shorn.... 0 0 0 Calves P 1 22 0 0 0 Beet Dank Mt-bred. 5 8 6 2 Lambs Beasts at market, 3 , 680 ; sheep and lambs, 24,890; calm, ; pigs. SU _ _ BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—crms DAY.) Messrs. Pattenden and Smith report an active demand for hops of all descriptions, at an advance of Be. to 10a. OFFICIAL APPOINTMENMr. Cogan, M.P. for Kildare, has been appointed a member of the Irish Privy Council ; Mr. Charles S. Scott, now Third Secretary of Legation at Madrid, is transferred in the same capacity to Berne ; Mr. F. Maitland Sartori' has been appointed anachi to her Majesty'' Legation at Munich ; M. de Mag nus has been appointed Coned-General at Berlin; Mr. Lewis Joel has been appointed V ice-Comml at Ciudad Bolivar ; Mr. Wither has been appointed Colonial architect for Ceylon. MONDAY EVENING, JUNE 18, 1866. 0,000 Rid& Cobs. Bp. et,1872 10,000 Do. 1886 .... Ca a.Um.6p.e.,187781 Do. eporet,Feb.dtAod. Do. 'wet. tar. 14,808 Do. /pm oiJan.47 85.1108 Do. Spore!. Ins. 00,000 Cogdfl i! Hope per.l do.lllllo-1 .... Do. do. 166040 Do. do. 180091 ... 96 96 97 92 96 92 66 78 SO 78 80 99 101 109 106 109 104 102 106 U 89 101 102 104 106 :000 ,000 Coylon,Nov. 186 S, 6p.et. ,000 Do. 1878. do— ,ooo Do. 1872 d 0... ,000 Mauritius E per et., 000 Do. 187 Do. 1888 /, Do. 1895 ~600i N ataL Gov. 6 per cent.. 1,000 New BranaGov.6peret. .. New !Math Wales Gov.. 5 p. cent. ,1871 to 1876 Do. 6 p. c.. 1888 to 1888 1,000 New Zealand 6per cent. 1,000 Do. bper omit 1,000 Nova Scotts Op. c.187k 1,000 Shteenslaad Gov. 101 106 106 106 101 103 104 106 V 7 100 91 9 4 9.rust.Cl Do. 1878 and upwd6 Vlc.Gor.6p. c. Jan. Jay Do. 6p. 6.6 APril , t o c. FOREIGN No. I eh. I 35,:0 w00 2 100,000 1 10.000 tO 10. 6 15,000 10 25,000 2 20,000 6 12, 4 0 10. 10 100,0001 1 26,0W00 611 25,000. 2 60,0001 2 20,000. 20 18,0001 11 15000 1 II 10,000 6 103,815 1 60,000 4 10,000, 20 100,000 1 6 • • 1 120,000 1 11,0001 20 43,174 so 30,000, 2 60,000, 1 10,000 00 10 4,000 10 10, 6 80,0001 1 26,000 i 1 46,000. 11 Alamillo• Umtt!stp. An6io.Brar.Uold,l.lm ) 'Australian BrszU. Let . Co. (Idin ) ,Cape Copper (Limited ) ,Capula Silver (Limited , ChontalesCLit , Cobre Copper . CoPlaPo ( . I ted) • .Don Pedro, N. Del Hey ( East Del hey (Limited; Fortune ( Lim ited) . Frontlno & Bollaiaold Penerat 91 at Be 98 94 96 74 76 97 100 96 99 10i 106 1013 106 Bapunda (Limited) 1 Linares (Limited) all IMLusitanian I.irnited) I arkpita all Punulcillo Copper (L 1 S PontgihaudSilver Lead all Port Phillip Santa Barb Gold M. (L ! I Scottish Austral.' Lint all St. John del Rey ;Lim ) 16 United Mexican ; Lim ) 28 Val Antigoria Gold , VallanzascaGolitLim.) Vancouver Coal (Um. 6 Val Samna 'Limited! ) , 6 Washoe Gold ',Liniltod I all Worthing (Limited) Yorke Peninaula(Lim )1 1 Yudanamutans (11 11 1 , • all FOB/LION OBLIGATIO' RUMAT& I Coning 4 all O. Luzembourgsp.cent. all I Do. all Alarms. and Matanzas all !Lausanne and Fribourg all Matanzas and Sabanilla all Do. Second Issue all North of France S p ct all ' Do (late Chart sip, et. all 'Ottoman (Smyrna, &c.) I Paris, Lyons,&Mn Sp. ct Do. New Sp.ct. & S. F. (Fern.) .. !Royal Swedish 6 p. ct ;Sagua La Grande 7 p. ct ;S. Ans. & Lom-Ven. Sp. c. iSouthEast.of Port. 7p. c. , Southernot France3p.e. South Italian, S per ct. IW. &N. W. of Frit Sp. c. fek — 75 - 97 ictil f ions epm , 1 t 2 1 1 2 r 0 dts 11 1 ml 12 14 / rsl disl Jae; 19 !1 I ~I 1 1 dta; par pm; 8_ 8 1 i 2 I Gls Par Idt2 m I 2 oils; 1 rdbi i I 11 la 86 9 xd 96 96 86 88 zal 11 12} 99 90 116 12 96 as li t as es 7 79 90 96 lie 19 23 maul " i -4 441 dim ISt t loaf 83 tO 15 13 die • 10 12 10 dim • 10 2 4 ill 60 63 43 ill 16 IS l I 15 $0 10 11 4ll tO 5 3 die 51 17 as 41 13 41 7 Bpm 20 lO 412 Slidis 3 &a 40 48 3d 1.50 iiii 20 lan 20 lall 20 all 14 12 is as 17 43 14 Oidl2 $1 i 1 2dh 4 2di 4 2 als 15 12 dis 15 17 1! 11 dia 13 11 dis 2 4 3 spm 31 31dis n 7 4 sou VI 23 — 3 1 414 1 a le *Us 2 1 dl 83 86 .5 10 841. - 45 10 641. - 3 2 5 p 14 11: 10 m 1 - 10 1} lfpm 3di 12 '17121 - 63 66 64} 5 44 46 Vl 10 16 6 341. - 6 441434 - 91 94 15 17 6 4 10 841. 9 7 414 1 11} 4 ]dll • A 2 0 61 • 2 4pm • 1,066,688 St. haat and West India .1100 1110 133 12,000 10 General Floating Dock 6 6,678,110 St. London &St. K atluuin. ilOO 69 71 1,061,500'100 iDo. Deb. St. 4p. oent.; all Si 90 300,866. St. ',Southampton 167,070 SL psurrey Commercial lOO MISCELLANEOUS. No. Sh CoMrs.Simi. IPd t Cl. prices. _ . - - DM -- 97 -- 17 11 1 dl $ 1 dis Si Si 4 6p •1.3 N 4 I 14-1 20,00 u 10 to-Mexican Mum . 120,000 6 Galatia TeLgua. 8 p.ct 20,000 25 ustralian Agncul 60,000 25 ustralianM.L&Fn.(L 16,600 10 ugparahTes.EstateaL F 47,000 10 Berlin Waterworks (L , 25,0001100 Bolekow Vaughan (Li 30,000 6 Bombay Gas (Limited) I 10,0001 6 Do 3rd issue 10,000: 6I Do New 8,000; 60 .British American Land, 4 681,700; St. ;B. & I. Mag. Tel. (L) ...,10 12,1001 20 !British Indian Tea ( L.).1 11 8,9151 221 Canada Company al 60,0001 10 'CanadianLoan & Inv(L ), 25,000 , 20 ',Ceylon Company 12,090 20 1 Ditto A shares , 27,000 20 •ChinaSt.Sittp&L.CoalL 1 20,000 25 'CityofLondonß.Pro.(L 1 15,041 30 iCity of Milan Impro.(LA 11 4,959 36 Do. 1 a 86,000 25 'City of Moscow Gaa (L) 11 20,000 50 `Colonial Offices (Lila.) ll 30,000 60 Colonial (Limited) 60,0001 50 Cornmercial Union( Ins.. 1 40,000 10 Xoni. of AtricanMer. , ,L's 1 20,000, 60 IConsolidated Die. (L) ! 11 17,5001 20 Continental Un.Gas (L) 11 20,0001100 ContractCorporationiL, 11 12,0001 25 Cop.M.Eng.,Pref.7l p.c. 200,000 i 20 C. Pone. & Mob. of Eng. 10,000 ISO Do of Mauritius (L).. Ii 100N2511 St. Crystal Palace .. ...... 10 /160,820 St. Do. Preference 1277 7,,lPerp. Deb,llol 5 000 001 20 Diateeling it 1 11 10,0001100 Discounteorporation(L 21 18,000 110 Eastern Assam Tea 'L. 1 40 , 000! 50 11 0 ..IndiaLand,C.it Pal,' h 00,000 20 :E. India brig . & Canal 11 80,000 50 'Ebbw Vale 2 100,000 20 lEgyptianCotn.&Trd.lL 1 1 6579,976 St. .Ylectric Telegraph 70,000 3 n kr' ititAnaCoPper (Lim) I - 20,000 60 Log. and Foreign Credit 1 10,000 100 Eng.& ScottishMarin.(L 1 - 25,000 10 FairbairnEngineering 1 30,000 20 Fore-st (Warehouse (L ; 11 10,060 50 Gellivara (Limited) 260,000 20 G.Credit&Fin.of Lon.(L, I 20,000 15 Gen. Steam Navigationl II 20,000 50 Home &Colonial AsiL , 1 6,0)0 10 Hongßong & China Gas! a) 100,000 20 Hudson's Bay I a 20,0110 50 Humber I ronWorks (I, 1 21 80,000 20 Im.LandCo.Marseilles . 1 100,000 60 Imp.di Mer.Cdt.Ass. (L. 1 di. 60,000 2 Indian Carrying ;Lim.; I 40,000 50 InternationalCoutract . 11 160,000 20 Internat. Finan.Soc.iL , I 300,000 20 Internat.Land Credit:Li 1 30,000 60 ; Italian Lan di, 54,000 26 ;Italian hu g. (Can. Cay " 1,0000 00 100 1 Do. Bp. c. Bds. r. 187 1 20,000 50 ;Land SecuritleaLim.) 4,000 25 i Lond.African Trading ll 20,000 25 !Lon. it Caledon. M. (L) 1 60,000 10 iLes.CountyLand&BA.; 1 11,000 6 (Loud. DistrictTeleg :L.;. al 40,000 60 Fond. Ylnan. Assn. 1L.)1 20 148,526 4 I Fond. G. Omnibus C.; 11 al 6,000 60 ILond.rtOlsag.Eng.Co.iL 80 10,000 50 Iliond.. Italian, &a. Stns. 17; 6,000 50 iLond.Mer. Discount ;L ) 10 64,500 9 ,Fond. Provincial Marine 2 60,000 Madras Irriga.&Canal.. 161 $ 1 Do. 5 M arine Investment (L ) 81 0 Mauritius Land, &e. (L) 2 10 Medit. Erten Tel. fL ) 10 Merchant Shipping !L) 16 20 38 illwall F.Ld.itDockiL) 15 10 MillwallronWorks. 10 'Natal Land & Col. C. (1 ) 6 25 National Die. Com. (L ,' 6 25 ')o.New,iss.sp.3ltobepdl 1 25 INationalProv.MarineL, 2 50 National Steam Nay. , ,Ly 10 20 (NerbuddaCoal&lron(Lf 5 201 Do. New 25 ,N.Zealand L &M. Ag.(2) 24 - - pm' 25 i N.Zealand'.L ) 2 1 Ipm to , NorthernAissamTea(L). 2 11 Idi 10 1 Do. B 7 4 Idle It. .N.Bris.Australasign (L 100 40 50 II 10 IN.Brit.&Mercan.ln.(lll 61 16 18 10 iNowgong Tee (Limited,' 3 8 2 dim 25 rcean Marine ( Insure . ., 61618 pm 10 OrientalFinaucial(Lim.‘ . 11 10 8 di* 6 OrientalGas(Limtted) ; all 41 51 rd 6 Do. New 1 1 Idle parzd 10 Orient. Inland SteamlL )1 all 1 2 10 Otago & Sthland Invert. 2 Idle 10 Ottoman Comp.ny(L ) 2 idle 10 Ottoman Financia l. L I 2O 16 13 6 ,Ottoman Gas (Limited' all 2 4 NO rverend,Gurney,Co.(l ' 15 20 15 dim 10 Panama P.M. Steam , ,L ~ all 7 8 6 Do. do. It. Peelltlv.Land&Min.(L 1100 38 42 10 Peninsular& o.Stesza . • all ea 68 xd • 10 Do. do. New 10 Quebrada M. (L 1; all 8 7 din - 10 Rhymney Iron 1 all 21 28 15 Do. New all 71 81 15 .RloJ.Citylmprov.(L ) 1 all 19 - 15 Do. do l6 690 dls - 20 Rio Janeiro Gas (Lim. )i all 1 2pm - 10 Royal Mail Steam ,60 98 172 SA It. Scot.Austra Invest. (L )1100 115120 - 16 Knight.itOo.(2 11 18 18 18 dl - 10 Soc.Finan. d'llgypte (L ll 10 S 6d - - 10 S. AfricanM.&ln.(L) 6 6 4 . 16 SouthAustrallanl all 31 RI It. Submarine Telegraph 1 Do Scrip all 1 I - ,1 . eLOonstruc.&Maln(Ll all - - • 4 Do. Do .IS 4 3 dts - O ThameatMersey In.iL' 2 4} 6 pm - 0 Trinidad Petrolatum (L) 7 - - • 10 Tnut&Agency of Aus.(2 1 1 Ipm - 20 T. &L. Co. of U. Canada 6 1 }di' xd - 20 lJn.Marine of 'Aver. (L.) 2 1 11pm • wat, th 6 United K. Teleg. Co.(L. ) all 3 2 . • TO Univers. Manna Ins.(L) 5 n I 16 Upper AstaxoTea (Liza) ii, 6 8 40 • 10 Do. 30 Van Diemen's Land 2Bl 8 10 ' MO Viceroyof Itgypt(lit 116 30 - -pm 60 Warrant Finance (Lien.) 10 7 6 dls 60 WeatbxUa&PardficS.(L) 10 6 4 • 66 72 — 40 6.5 14Ib Der IMs fpm' 66 66 ;87 7 clls: 6 $ 414 7 6 dial SS Ed - e 627 - 16 14 dls 6 ills - 44 46 8 6 die 14 46 48 •7 (.1. prier. 79 94 96 97 55 100 93 96 N 96 N 96 10,000 12,500 12,000 1 , 10,000 25,000 2 40,000 b =5OO 11 120,000 2 40,000 , 2 20,0001 '2 20,000110 6,400 2 6,000 2 20,000 2 20,000 - 94 96 - i 96 9996 15,000 1 11 26,040 11 id 4187,17 5 1 St 40 4°4C°sl L i 184 00 1 14 40,000 10,000 5( 36,000 1 40,000 1 40,000 1( 26,000 1( 12. 100 X 10,000 74 10,000 1 100,000 St 62,600 1( 10,214 I 4000,000 St id 20,000 6( id 30,000 54 17,000 1( 10,000 X 10,000 11 MOW X 17,341 21 20,000 X 15,003 101 4300,000 St 40,000 61 20,000 2 szeoo 14,200 0280,000 S NW 1} 22 27 80 85 I — 79 T 1 m l 2 Id s 2 a r P pm, 12 : 9 9 8 dts 51 2 lid% xdi 10 ) 11 9Ms all dis 7I1:2 92,11 s 6 4 dial Tar diar 12} 1 9 e 10 2 dls par 10 —QV all 7 . 11 cuil _ il - 3 dia l 2 1 10 5 3Ws - 10 se 58 - O 106 112 - O 106 112 - ll 6 4 dll - 10 14 12 - 4, 4 11 dill - 10 8 6 ells - 16} 7 6di - B S dill, __- 7) I 4 41; si DO , 115 130 4 441A11 i'aisi die 11 2 2a4 3 11 28 28 n Wig 2 die par Im 14 1 0 J tO 19 dl9 71 6 6 die , • 7 10 9 die' dle 10 16 13 d 6 21 littlai 6 3 2 0 10 • 10 1 1 all S 10 1 i 6 I 8 f di'l - 2 dial - 641 • 1 41 • —Pm - 1 14 16 } 14 ail 4 11 9114 i • 16 It d - 11 fildtsi *dig }Pm. 111 4 Yb 5 3 dts %Ws 3 4 6 4 dts 1 0 4 9 0 15 8 6Ms 4 3 dis 64 7ipm 1 1 1 11 2 3 pro: 2 14411 1 11 9 diet 3 1 dial 2 1 die! rt,boo to 1 , ioo,ooo 2C 7,600 9 117,600 11 60,000 21 100,000 9 93,000 60,1100 2 26,000 1 ii.ooo 5:000' 110:10001 10.000 SO,OOO PREFERENCE SHARES. Great Northern 5 per cent. redeem. at 5 per prem., 105. FOREIGN RAILWAYS. South Austrian and Lombardo-Venetian, 10i. cent. MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) inst., at Birmingham, to consider the propriety of a voluntary winding up. The traffic receipts of the Cape Town Railway and Dock Company for the month of April were 4,0331. Messrs. J. Thomson, T. Boner, and Co. have an nounced the payment of the half-yearly dividend on the Peruvian Four-and-a-Ralf per Cent. Loan due on the lit July ; also the dividend on the Consolidated Peruvian Five per Cent. Loan. The drawing for the third half-yearly redemption, at par, of the latter loan will take place on she 3rd July, and will amount to 262,7001., making the total sum redeemed 768,9001. The Bank of New Zealand have given notice that they will pay the half-year's interest due the 30th inst., on the 1.000,000/. New Zealand Govern ment Treasury Bills, 25,0007. Auckland Harbour Bonds, 92,300/. Canterbury Bonds, and 575,0001. Otago Bonds. With regard to the progress of recovery from the panic, Travers' Circular of Saturday contains the following : In the panic of 1847 four weeks elapsed before the Bank of England began to make a downward movement in their rate. In the panic of 1357 six weeks elapsed, and the reduction was then 2 per cent. In the present ease, five weeks have already elapsed. On the two former oreasious, however, the recovery both in the bullion and the reserve was much more rapid than it has now been. Annexed are, the figures of the respective Bank returns at the time the reductions were then made, contrasted with those now exhibited: Ors o'Cwoz. The stock and share markets continue inactive, with few transactions. Speculators are awaiting the receipt of further news from the Continent, before entering into fresh operations, while the investments of the public in the funds, which have been upon a considerable scale for some weeks past, are now extremely moderate. Con sols have receded 1 to per cent. Foreign bonds have been little dealt in, but an important fall is observable in Italian of 1861. British rail way securities are quiet, and prices generally un changed. There is a demand for Caledonian rail way stock, which has advanced. In the market for financial shares, a reduction of 21. has occurred in London Financial, which are now quoted 181. to 161. die., with 20/. paid. Banking shares are quiet, United States 5-20 bonds show a slight decline. The applications for discount to-day are upon a moderate scale, and the rate for choice bills is un changed, at 811 per cent. The charge in the Stock Exchange for short advances on English govern ment securities is 6 to 7 per cent. The Committee of the Stock Exchange will meet again this afternoon, to take into consideration the present mode of dealing in bank shares. Consols are now quoted 86g, ex div., for money, and 86/ to 1 for the account (July 10). Italian bonds of 1861 are heavy, and have de clined 1 per cent., Mexican have also receded 1, but other foreign securities show no material change, very few bargains having been recorded. Turkish Bonds of 1862 are now quoted 52 to 64 ; ditto of 1865, 261 to g ; Greek, log to ni ; Spanish Passive, 191, to ; ditto Certificates, 14a to * ; Italian of 1861, 36i to 371 ; Brazilian scrip, 5 to 4 dia. ; and Mexican, 14a to *. United States 5-20 Bonds have declined * per cent., viz., to 641 to g ; but Erie and Illinois Central Railway shares are steady, at 40 to * and 75 to * respectively. International Financial shares are now quoted _ _ 21 to 1* dis. ; London Financial, 18 to 16 dis. ; General Credit, 2* to 2a dis. ; Credit Foncier 3i to 21 die. ; and National Discount, 61 to 71 prem. Notes in BMWs, Reserve. aiittlAtien. 25 Dec. 1547 .... £12.3.36,531 .... A 7,786,160 .... £17,862,865 23 Dec. 18:.7 .... 7.426.670 .... 19,367,120 13 June, 1866 .... 14,481.1f 4 5 .. 2,75 4 .330 .... 26,566.345 These totals demonstrate thst the peculiarity ea the pre sent occasion consists in the extent to which notes are being hoarded by the public, and the latgenees of the stock of gold held. In each of the preceding panics the immediate effect of the high rate of discount was to cause an economy in the use of notes, and a consequent large influx to the Rank. In the present instance, owing to the manner in which the various banks throughout the coun try have been attacked, a directly opposite result ham taken place. Subjoined is a comparison of the present posi tion of the Bank of England, and the price of Consols, with the corresponding date of last year : At present. Same date bat year. Bark coin and bullion . £14,481,811 ... £16,049,60 Bank reserve of notes . 2.729.330 . 9,011,841; Notes in circulation . 115,90;6,345 . 213,729,395 Rate of discount Price of Consols 9ot HALF-PAST THREE 0 CLOCK. Consols are quoted 86i to ex div., fcr more), and 86i to I, ex dic., for the accouLt, being about the same as at 2 o'clock. About 70,0001. in gold has been sent into the Bank. At Paris this morning the Three per Cent. Rentes opened at G 2.55, showing a decline of 1-16th per cent. SAITRDAT Evzirrya. Consols, which closed yesterday at 861 to 87, ex div., for the 10th of July, opened this morning at 86 to 1, and closed at 86/. For money the last price was 86} to . The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Congo for money, 86a /, 1, 1 • ditto, for account, 86 , 1 ; Three per 'Cents. Reduced, 861, 6 ; New per Cents., 861, 6 ; India Stock, shut ; ditto Five per Cent., 1031, 1 ; ditto Four per Cent., 91 ; ditto Five per Cent. " cuifaced " rupee paper, 101, 1001. The India Five per Cent. Stock was quiet. The March Exchequer Bills remain quoted 15s. to 55. die. and the June, ss. dis. to ss. prem. Foreign stocks were dat, with a preponderance of sales. Spanish Three per Cents. and Deferred, Russian of 1850, and Italian of 1861, fell 1 per cent. ; Turkish of 1865, ; Portuguese, 12 ; Mexi can and Spanish Passive, ; and the ommittee's Certiticatt.s, 4. Peruvian Bonds of 1862 were also dull. Bank shares were slightly firmer, though the transactions were very moderate. Anglo-Egyptian and Metropolitan and Provincial rose 11., Oriental 101., and Imperial Ottoman ss. Alliance closed at 61 to sit dia. ; Anglo-Austrian, at 21 to 11 dis. ; and Imperial Ottoman, at 3 to 21 dis. There was again very little business in financial shares, but a recovery of V. took place in London Financial. Credit Foncier and Mobilier were 2s. 6d. better. Prices were last quoted as follows : Inter national Financial, 21, to 1/ die. ; General Credit, 21 to 2a dis. ; London Financial, 16 to 14 dia. ; Credit Fonder and Mobilier, 31to 3 dis. National Discount shares were last quoted 61 to 71 prem., showing an advance of ss. ; and Hudson's Bay, 16; to 1,. In the market for miscellaneous shares the chief feature was a fall of 61. to 71. in International Contract. Telegraph Construction and City Offices also receded 108., and City of Lon don Real Property 53. Warrant Finance and Atlantic Telegraph Preference, however, rose it. and 2s. 61. respectively. The only variation in colonial government secu rities was a rise of I per cent. in Canadian Six per It is stated that the assents from the creditors and shareholders of the Consolidated Bank (Limited) are so numerous as to leave little doubt that a reso lution will be passed at the meeting to be held on the 21st inst. in favour of the bank resuming busi ness. Should the requisite arrangements be effected easily in this instance, the endeavours to resuscitate several of the other great companies which have lately failed through the pressure of the times will be proportionately encouraged. The following circular has been addressed to the creditors of the Agra and Masterman's Bank (Limited). It may be as well to explain that the course adopted is not in opposition to the appoint ment of Messrs. Cannan and Mildred as official liquidators, but that many of the creditors, in cluding the highly respectable firms who sign the circular given below, think that a gentleman thoroughly acquainted with the past transactions of the bank ought to be appointed specially to watch their interests. They think that Mr. Wil liam Shipman, who has been connected with the undertaking upwards of six years, is the most effi cient person to perform this task. Mr. Shipman acted as general manager of the bank during a period of three years, and has since occupied the post of London manager. Sir,—The directors of this bank having summoned an extraordinary general meeting of the shareholders, to be held on the 22nd inst., for the purpose of passing a resolu tion—" That it is advisable to wind up the company voluntarily," we, the undersigned creditors, for the pro tection of our interests, intend to make application to the Court of Chancery when the official liquidator is ap pointed, to add the name of some efficient person, in whom we can place implicit confidence, to represent the creditors in all proceedings, and watch over their interests. Mr. William Shipman's long connexion with the bank, as their London manager, and his intimate knowledge of the ex tensive and intricate transactions of the bank in all their ramifications, coupled with his well-known ability and probity, point to him as the person best qualified for this important duty. To give weight to this application to the court, it is desirable that it should be supported by as many of the creditors as possible, and for that purpose we enclose a form for your signature, which you will be good enough to return without delay in the enclosed envelope. The signing of the assent will not subject you to any liabi lity fur charges.—Yours faithfully, DRAKE, KLEINWORT, and COAXA. GILES LOPER. BEIGHTWEN, GILLETT, and CO. LISToN YOUNG and Co. W. T. HARM'S. HENRY GOn. Cents. (1877-84). - United States 6.20 Bonds were fiat, and declined per cent. Erie Railway shares also receded while Illinois Central improved to a like extent. Prices cl,.sed as follows :-5.20 Bonds, 64i to; Erie Railway shares, 40 to it ; Illinois Central, 76 to 7. London, June IG, ISW. An extraordinary general meeting of the Queens land Sheep Investment Company (Limited) was held on Saturday, when special resolutions were passed for the amendment of the articles of association with regard to the reduction of the number of di rectors ; also for empowering the board to grant powers of attorney to the representative of the undertaking in Australia, and for adopting the provisions of the Companies Seals Act of 1864. The annexed circular has been issued by the Russian Iron Works Company (Limited) : 9, Great Winchester-street, London, June 15. Sir,—l am instructed to forward to you the enclosed copy of the joint opinion of Mr. Rolt, the eminent Queen's counsel. and of Mr. Druce and Mr. Waller, of the Chan cery bar, under the conviction that it will tend to re assure the shareholders as to the legal status of the com pany, whilst the accounts received from Russia show the profitable nature and the progressive value of the business acquired by the shareholders. The directors, moreover, have the satisfaction of being able to assure the share holders that nothing has ever been done, or been proposed to be carried out, in contravention of the objects of the company, nor has it been even alleged that such has been the case ; and if the shareholders generally consider that the articles contain any provisions which are undesirable, the directors have always been willing, and ars prepared to propose any necessary or proper alter ations in the usual manner, at special general meetings called for the purpose.—By order, COURTENAK CLARKE, SeCietAry. (Corr omioN.) We have considered the prospectus, memorandum, and articles of association of this company, and are of opinion that there is no such discrepancy between the terms of the prospectus and the memorandum and binding provisions of the articles am will entitle a shareholder to repudiate or re ject the shares allotted to him, and to have his name re moved from the register ; and the directors have no ld alternative but to oppose the m o t ions with notice of which z a they have been served. —(Signed), JOHN ROLT, GEORG. DIANA, FREDERICK WALLER. June 8, 1866. The general meeting of the shareholders of the fortMetroian and Provincial Bank (Limited) is called the 12th July, when a half yearly divi dend will be declared. The half-yearly meeting of the Oriental Inland Steam Company (Limited) is called for the 28th instant. Notice is given that the transfer books of the General Irrigation and Water Supply Company of France (Limited) will be closed from the 20th inst. to the 2nd July, for the purpose of making up the interest accounts, and that the warrants for the third half-yearly payment of interest upon paid-up capital, at the rate of 8 per cent. per annum, will be sent to the shareholders on the 30th inst. Creditors of the Alliance Financial Company (Limited) are required to send the particulars of their claims to Mr. J. F. Quartly, the official liquidator, by the 30th inst., the 7th July having been appointed by the Master of the Rolls for ad judicating upon them. An extraordinary general meeting of the share holders in a concern styled the " National Savings Bank Association (Limited)" is called for the 23rd SHARE LISTS-(THIS DAY.) Owe o'CLoon. 17 4 The operations in British railway securities con- .. tinue limited, and very few variations have •• occurred in prices. Caledonian stock is in demand, :Ali and has risen per cent., but Midland and Great Eastern have declined }. The other leading lines are quoted the same as on Saturday. London and North-Western stock is quoted a 1171 to / ex new ; Ifenowlitan, 1281 to ; 1 0 Great Western, 62/ to 53 ; Midland, 1231 to f Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1 21 * to /; Sou-East- "a ern, 69/ to 70/ ; Great Northern, 1214 to 122/ ; ditto A, 131/ to 132 ; Caledonian, 126/ to 127/ ; Great Eastern 37 to ; and London, Chath am, n and Dover, 24 to 26/. ORDINARY MARRS AND STOCK& Bh. I Pd. RAILWAYS. I (3°.ing Pd" r aj" W-daY on flattuday. to 1 p.m. 11 1.2! 99 91 196 127 66 63 13 13 4 • 67 79 79 IS 100 , Samoa and Exeter 100 Caledonian 100 emote= all Cork and Bandon all Cornwall 100 Dublin and Belfast hum 100 • Dundee,Prath,&AbdJn all 'East London Scrip Cert. 100 1 Do 100 Glasgow and & Western 100 Great Eastern Ord. St 100 1 Do. E. And. Stk., No t 100 Great North of Scotland 100 Great Northern 100 Do."( A rec. no dlr. nn -100 Do. B 1 &lip. c. Is paldß 100 'Do. New im. a' 25 pm. 80 • Do. Ord. Def. Div. Stock 100 , Gt. South & West (Ire.) 100 ;Great Western . . ... . 100 Do.StourVallina.Stk 100 Do. South Wales 100 Do. W. BBL—Oxford 100 Do. Do. ft= 100 LaneaddredY 100 !Lon.,Railditn,/B.Coast 100 London,Chatham,&Dov 100 De. Met Erten. A 6 pm. 100 London& North West& 100 London&SonthWestern 100 151 an. Shef., &Llncolnsh 103 Metropolitan 7I Do. New 8 Do. Extension all MetrepolitanDlstrict 10 Do. do. do all Do. &St John's-wood 100 Midland S Do. E 9 Shares 100 Do. Blrm. & Derby all 'Mid Kent 100 iNorth British 100 1 Do. Edin Merth,Thind 100 N. Eastern—Berwick 144 Do. O. N. K. Para 100 Do. Leeds 1100 Do. York 1100 Do. Carlisle all Do. fitock.&Darling. 18 Do. do., 1860-61 1 100 North London 7 1 Do. do., 1864 7 Do. do., 1865 100 North Staffordshire 1 100 N. & & Western June. 100 'Scottish Central 1 100 : Scottish N. E Aber. Stk. 100 !Scottish Midland 1 100 Shropshire Union 100 South Devon i 100 South Eastern all Staines,Wokinsham,&c, 100 Taff Vale ; Do. C 100 'Vale of Neath 100 Waterford & Kilkennyl 6 Waterloo & Whitehall 'lOO West Cornwall 112 114 ST $3 6 7 371 7 12i1 122 i 131 133 624 63 34 96 121} 112 36 96 t. 53 24 117 117} 93). 91 92 61 69 1= 129 1 1 1 rz° 63 87 Pral 12 3 12 :6 91311 96 96 66 67 24 Si Nei 1064 70 74 107* 1084 35 36 10 11 pm 119 112 1 2 Pra 1 2 pm 73 76 108 112 148 150 66 67 .... 112 i lt BRITISH 44:$ 49 64 9 704 a 142 245 1 $ Pm 100 103 101)11117 St 100 201 8 nil all 41 , 100 , Atlantic A: St. Limnos, Bora. Bar. &C. In. gSp.c. i Do. F Shares !Buffalo & Lake Harm Per Qr. Do. Preference IBuff.,Brant, AtGoderlett I 6 per cent. 187244 !Cat &S. Yasternsp. e.g. Cape T. 4: Dock 6 p. e. g. • Demerara, 7p. c. perpref. East Bengal gu. 6 do 'East Indian gu. 5 do ;Grand Think of Canada Do. Equip. M. B.6p.ct Do. Ist prat. Bonds Do. do. deferred IDo. 2nd pret. Bonds . I Do. do. deferred I Do. fed pret Stock Do. do. deferred Do. 4th pref. Stock Do. _do. _deferred ,Great 61 id Per Qr. 3ESSIONS. 6431 -. :i i ft i 117} 17 1: 12 91} 61 00} , 138 2 i I 107 i 101 t dim m 4 4 71 76 Ikk St: 100 St. 1.00 St. 100 20 2 St. 'lOO St. 1100 1061 65 65 100 102 100 102 1 1081 1 191 86 in a a as eo so as 48 62 40 as 27 41 24 26 23 05 M 109 _ Indian Peninsulai Do. gun. 6 per cent. Do. Nor d 0..... Do.NeSr 1 'Gt. S. of India. g bp. ct Do. 0 per cent ; Do. .Gt. Western of Canada _ .. 103/ S 19 , r . I pin' 100 11 pm 91 Al 841 1 109 81 Do. New 18778 I,' p. cent 1 1: 2,, D° D0 d1 . 613 . 1 - dguar ra dc o o . n rki. c d ; o o6 .l.lm P, I :r epo Do e w i l b b .. ... • an C 6B old pp l d rPo .. f fi l. c : t o 6 . boo7 Pe4 4 1p : 0 w a 1 c 7 d .. .. i1 0 . 8d1 58, 11 Can.6p c.lstp.& 'Mode. Qua. 6 per coot Do. Delhi do Do. do. do Do. Punjaub do. Do. Indus St. Flot. do. 14 10i Sidle 91 93 $3 55 II Oidts 101 102 91 93 86 88 100 108 83 0 so 99 90 100 97 99 I to 97 99 JOINT STOCK BANKS. Agra & Modernises (L ; 2 'Albion • AllisinceLon.&Llverpool 2 Anglo Austrian ,AnglAngloo Italian (Limited ) I Asiatic BankCor.new oh E ;Australasia a Bankof BritishColtunb • Do. New, lamed 2 pm. (Bank of Egypt ; Bank of London Bank of Otago (Limited), li I Bank of Queensland & BankolVictoria,Anstrid ;Bank of New Zealand 'Boreal's Bank (Limited) 1' Brarillan&Portillinchr(L IBri Usti & Californian(L) (British N. America . . ,CharlesLaffitte &Co. C. Bk. India, Ans., China . Chart. &ler. of Indlitoltc.l / ;Cit) ... 1 ;Colonial i! ' Nni. Bank of Canada I iCorn. Bank of India, &c (Consolidated Bank (L )1 Delhi and London ill s 0 10 15 25 41 0 East London (Llmited)l O Eastern Exchange,Lim.)' O English and American . * 'English Joint Stock (L) II 20 I Eng. Scot.& Anal. Chartd all le English and Swedish (L.ll go 10 Dampen Bank'Limited, 15 • Htndwut.Chilusdaap.(V, 25 10 Imperial Bank (Limited',l 20 20 Imperial Ottoman lO 21 Do. New 25 l on l a n MI Do. New 20 I Land Mort. Bk. India(L) 00 1D0.5p.c. Deb. .1)464,30 yrs, al 50 ILon.Bk.ofslexico,&c.(Ly 11 00 'London and Brannan 1 41 201 Do. New 00 London& RleerPlate(L ): 41 25 f Do. New, in. at le pmi 11 ts I Ds. do. do 20 iLon. Ch. Bank of Audit.' a 50 • London and County • 50 London Joint Stock 1 0 'London & South African' a 0 'Lon. & S. Wester n (Lint ) 1 ,0 ' London &Venenieht(L) 1 pLondon &Westminster. 2 ,Merchant Bank . I L i Do. New Mercantile&ExchantL) 1 Metro. & Prot. Bank(L) 2 ' Midland Bank (Lim.) .. I £5.000!, I 10,000'10 6,0001 6 60,000,10 10,000110 5,000 1 10 50,000, 17,1601( 6,000i11 10 , 000 1 20,000111 10,1100 '' 11, * s : °°° l 6 ilatlonal of Anitra laata Do National of Liverpool.. DO N. P. of England .... Igo _ Do. 2nd d Sid Woe.. 'AO is 87.500 80,000 60,000 00,000 80,000 25,000 87.000 87,210 'National Bank INew South Wales .New Zealand (Limited) tO North Western 'Onental Bank Corpora 20 Orient. Com. B.L lateo. C. 20 Do. do. lateN.F. to Do. de. lateF.C. 20,0001 1 17,051.1 1 10,000 1 1 1 1040,0001 ,0001 !Prov!oc- if 10 Do. homed at 2pm a 25 South Australia al 100 .Stand. of B. S. Africa 110 ' Do. do. us. at 6pm 11 26 Utdoa of Australia 11; freitlcT(l.6.)j $0 , Union of Loudon ......I Gt.Fata 4 p. c. blarASe u 4 100 . ! G.Nthn.4 p.c. Jan.A. l 1011 & ; G.Wetn.—W. 11.-01., . ! p. ct., Jan. & July .. . . 100 St. !Lanc.eirk.4p.c.Jan.lialY loo St. I Lan.Drigh.4p.c.Jan.4o.llr loo St. • LAN.K.4p.c.Jan.l4 July 100 St. Do. leep.c. Jan.& July 100 St. 1 AS.W.4p.c. Jan.& July 1410 BC llielland,4p.c.JanAtJuly NO St. W. British, E. P. A D.8.,i b p. ct., Feb. & Aug... 100 L St. N.Eatrn..4p.c.Jan.A.July 100 St. ooet.N.S.,4p.e.A.p.A 4 )ct. 100 IKBENTUB.L 02,023 St. 4068316 Bt 610,000 St. 616,000 630,000 1029223 312.690 269,730 82.01, vils ; MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Owe o'CLosa. The mining market is rather quiet to-day, and prices are quoted about the same as on Saturday. There is a demand, however, for Chiver ton Moor, Camborne Wean, Prince of Wales, and Tresavcan shares. West Chiverton are now quoted 67 to 67i ; Chiverton Moor , b to ; Prince of Wales, Bs. 6d. to 10s. ; East Caradon, 71 to ; East Lovell, 7 to b ; Tresavean, 7to 8 ; Great Laney, 21 to ; Tincroft, 9i to lot ; and Chon tales, 11 to 11 prem. In the matter of the British Copper Company (Limited), now winding up under the supervision of the Court of Chancery, Mr. H. Thelkeld Edwards, the liquidator, has made a further and last call of I'. per share, payable by the 30th inst. The whole of the capital is now called up. COAL MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Walls End Hatton, 19s. ; Walls End Haswell, 19s. Walls End South Hatton, 18s. 9d. ; Walls End East Hartlepool, 18s.:id.; Walls End Hartlepool, 18s. 9d.; Walls End South liellos„ 18s. 3d. ; Walls End Neagh Hall, Iss. 3d.; Wall. End Cas.op, 18s. 3d. ; Walls End Kailas, 17s. Gd. ; Walls End Eden Main, 17s. 3d. ; Walls End Harton. 16.. 9d. Walls End Framwellgate, ltia. Holywell, 1 6 .. Cd.; Wylam, 175.; West Hartley, 17$. 3d.; Hastings Hartley, 1 7e. 3 d. — Ship s at market, 52 ; at PROVINCIAL SNARE MARKETS. LMERPOOL, JUNE 16.—Sales to-day : Great Eastern, 3S G i eat Western, b 3 -London and North Western, 1171 2 17 164 xn. —Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, Gli—North Union A, 210c.—Burtalo and Lake Huron, 4 5-16 6-16—Erie, 404 United States 5-20 Bonds, 644 Great Luxembourg shares, II E as t e rn Exchange Bank Limited., 21 rcantile and change Bank t} e d.—Albion Marine (Lbuited% 11 d.— Liverpool and London and Globe Fire and Life, 6 p.—Atlantic Telegraph S per cent., S 7-16 7-16—National steam (Limited), 10/ d.- -Runcorn Soap and Alkali ,Limited;, 1 d.—London and South Western 4* per cent, 92. liascnircrltrt, JUNI I6.—The market was quiet, but prices were steady. Bolckow, Vaughan, and Co. 'Limited . , 31 p.—Eries, 404 —Great Eastern. 374--Great Western. 53—General Credit lUmited,, 24 d.—London and North Western, 1171—Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, 614 I—Midland, 1231—DittO new £l6 slimes convertible, 2 p—Ditto new £lB shares inconverti ble, p.—staveley Coal and Iron Company G.irnited, 184 p United States 5 '2O Bonds, 644—London. New. In p.—Tittok. 4th pref., 241—Credit Fonder, 3 A.—District Bank, 164 p. BIRMINGHAM. JXs 16.—The sides to-day included London and North Western new :shares at 113: Manchester. Sheffield, and Lincolnshire Railway 6 per cent. at prem : and Lloyd's Bank Limited , at 91 prem. ing prices : Great Western B i rm i ng h a m Guaranteed 34 per cent., 72 to 724 ; Birmingham B an king Company Shares, 26 to 27 ; Birmingiuun Joint Stock Bank ,Limited', ao to s_T; BirminiMam Gist Union MB , 5 1 to 5 1: Birmingham non 101 to 104; Henddal mate an d Slab 'Limited', Is din. to par; and Mantis Metal (Limited;, ti to 14 din. AGRICCLTURAL PROSPECTS Is DEVON.—Not withstanding the comparative cold and uncertain charac ter of the weather now that midsummer is so close at hand, vegetation has been making rapid progress of late, and agricultural prospects are especially good in our own county. Haymaking is commenced in most parts of Devon, especially in the north and east, and from what we noticed of the grass already cut there seems a prospect of a good heavy swath. The clover grass is hardly so pro mising. It is almost too early to predict with any demo of certainty the prospects of the grain crops. The flelds, however, have much improved in appearance in the last few days, especially those of oats and barley. The wheat is in full between Bickleigh and Silvnnd we also hear in t he n ghbourhood of Honiton, e an rto , a d probably in ; other places. The root crops so far are all that could be wished, and there is considered to be a good prospect of apples. There is also a greater abundance of strawberry blossom than has been seen for many years, some of the wild fruit has already been gathered ripe in the hedges. Tirertoa Ga:ettc. - I