The Express. — London, England, 1864-06-06 00:00:00

nte l COMMERCIAL AND -MARSETS:I ILA RILALLIIIA....MIIIII DAY.) There teas en legesieme supply sit vbeat o* sake in our market to-dew, beek hem Essex and Kest, and the quality of the simples was goad. The Recounts from bowl, all puts of Baglied Is oeferesee to the appearance of the posits( maps beta{ favectribie, the demaed fee both red sod white partials was beactive. Compared w ith l as t wee k, however, so Asap leek place in the fp:stations Only • moderate supply of twinge wheat was ou the stands. Sales, however, progressed slowly. at previous fer rymen°, : bat there wee so disposition shown os the part el the (sewn to swept tower prices. The show of both Beglish sod foreip barley wis seamen ably good. Matins weals were much trogleeled bet pistil's and distilling sorts sold, though slowly, at last week's qietsteces. Malt elsoseed heeds to a moderate extent at late quota. I tins. Tlimeepply we. tether extensive. We were bat moderately supplied with oats. On the ' whole, the oat trade was steady, and, in some instances, prima had astupward Widene). There vase steady lopir, for betas, at full rummages. The supply ou offer was limited. Peas ware firm is pries, and most descriptions met a steady ails. There was • fair, but by so means active, inquiry for both &slink sad foreip flour, at Inn cloolotims• The arrivals of lasting cargoes off comet have been oon6oed to 4-vie., 1 wheat, 1 barley, sad 2 obloses. Wheat has been held at full quotidian, but the donned for it has been by no mous adios. Glints Oder has sold at 38s. 6d. ; Polish Odeon, Me. 6d. ; sad likadossires, 39a. per quarter. Maize bag commanded rather more attention, at fully previoes rates ; Oder', 28a. ; and Wellaehiss, 26a. did. per quarter. In barley very little has been passing, sad the qaotatioes hare been with difficulty supported ; Oran ham cheesed heads at 19s. and Baltobick 21s. 3d. per 40011 s. A cargo of Ibrail, repairs's, has been disposed of at 21s. About 10,000 quartets Danubian Bye, ace s have bees takes for the Costieent, at 28s. 9d. to fffie. 9d. per befilbe. beans, no traossotions bare bees reported. Egyptias aside may be quoted at 31a. per 4601ba Danubisa milletseed is heavy, at nit. to Zia; and Syrian dart, 28s. to 295. par 4801 he. Linseed has further advanced 6d. to la. per quarter, with an improved demand. About 1,600 toes Calcutta, for forward shipment, have sold at 634. per 410114., cost freitht, and insurance. In warehouse, Bombay I. held at 65a. to 65e. 6d. ; Cal. tutu", Wit. to 63t. ; Mirror re, 644. ; Odessa end Awl,. 635. to 63.. 6d. E gyptian, 621- hoe Petersburg. 60s. to 625. ; Archangel, 495. ; and Riga, tin to 50s. per quarter. The quantity of linseed now pre sumedly on passage from the East Indies to the United Kingdom, compared with the corresponding period of last year, is as follows _ 1864. 1883. To London from Calcutta 48,961 qrs. 69,831 qrs. To London from Bombay To Liverpool from Calc u tta To Liverpool from Bombay 29,874 qrs. 22,878 qrs. Tbe sale for rapeseed is inactive,yet prioes continue steady. Gamest may be quoted at 70s. to 71s. ; Feromporet 635. to 645. ; Calcutta, 60e. ; sad wild Asa, 33/. per quarter. The grata' , of repassed, now preanhisdly on panne to the Coiled Kingdom, compared with th e corresponding period et lest year, Is as follows: 1864. 1863. To London from Calcutta — qn. 18,100 gra. To Loodon from Bombay To Liverpool from Calcutta qrs. 4,164 qrs. To Liverpool from Bombay 11,887 qrs. 13,173 qrs. There is no cottonseed ca eels off the mast. About 600 toes Egyptian have clanged hands for shipment, at 71. 12e. 6d. to 71. 15a. per too. Linseed cakes are very quiet. Loadon.made, W. 10s. to 91. 15e. ; New York, in barrels 91. 10s. . • ditto in bogs, 91. 3s. ; Western, 91.; Marseilles, 81. 7s. 6d. to 8/. 10s. per ton. Cottonseed cakes are offer ing at 41. 12s. Id. per 400. All agricultural seeds are very inactive, at about last week 's prices. _ _ _ _ AlithAL Oi SUDS—English : Tares 20 ; rapeseed, 55 ; and nusdry, 137 qrs. Foreign : Lin seed, 140 ; repassed, 6,500 ; mein, 1,000 ; and sundry. 70 qrs. Berorre.—Barbsy. 107; oats, 1,765 ; tares, MO ; linseed, 645 ; °thee* 292 qrs. CITLREST PHICEIL Emit:NlL Tor Qr. Waal. a a Isms. Gat, r 01,1343 37 to 42 Door:Ma:at 3d to 47 Ne;folik and Liscola rod, 1863 144M.ST OM a. I. &oath potato Isiah. whits „ black 37 to ti, 1161116 1 Distilling Grinding ....... 22 to 23 Ma. 9999 29 1.2 31 Tick 29 W 31 Harrow Pito= U le 42 —__ ~~: ices, Norfolk., ;ad liadont IP to 66 Kingston sad Mare 60 to 65 Brown all. 1 -_ Gray - 2. to 30 86 to 16 Whits INI to 37 Item UL Totru male. per Ile 32 to 40 Noooshold 23 to 30 Ooliatr 7 Norfolk sod Wolk, It az Wit 24 to te Now ....- 23 to 27 OAst. Rog3tolx, toed l7 to 21 Saab. = a l. To It wit oaa s: Dada awl 111991191 17 99 le larks l9 to 11 Nola - 30 to 34 EaPtiall 3O to $2 Maple _— SO to 14 Sli SS to Mum Cosa Wlilto l9 to 82 Yellow _ 27 to 31 og& Ifroads. per sock .... 30 to It 1 ‘2 02212 . 21 te 32 Awarleaa. per Lei.. 12 43 12 0222415 a. .. 12 So 1$ TO LONDON, DT LAND AND MAT 26 TO JUNI A, MIL, P r i a I er r eeks. 6 1 6, 134":. 47 7 1 10, 1 1800 1110 . ,18644 roasida. Par Qr. Witan. a. I. MA, sad Law bag al to 64 1 Stock L Illoakka pure 4l to 47 Dao Kaaata, hart Dolt Asoekorts, red .. .. inali•.• 44 50 47 lunar. Ortnding 22 to U Distilling Malting - - One. __ __ Dotok. ?Per IT to Pt IS So 19 £WYALI or GRA M Et. t WATS, CALEIAGS, SILOS INCLUSIVE. inset Ves .. 7. 111a1t.10r... , 111; . " =....... ►Wo ; , ILBII4 4 1141 . t 47 1 1 Irla ... . ; 10 veil . rerugli .. 13011 500 1 .... i ells iii I—l Total.— 1906 741 ; 111114 1601( Tor Qr. LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. (THIS DAY.) Ms =ammo AND urriasAnotax. rtasours.) (nor ocs ows CORIZSPONDINT.) The market steady, without chugs ia pries. Sets about 6,000 bales. HINGING LANE.-(THIS DAY.) SCOWL—'I'M market is steadv'but quiet, at let week's prises. 71iti sales Wale& 1.000 bogs of Glared Nana's., at 395. Refined matinee, very firm. Cons—About 1,000 bags native Ceylon sold at 695. to 695. 6d. Plefitittioe continues firm. fiumrgrag.-1,000 bags have hasp disposal of. refraction 101. at 33. 6d.; reftootion 8, short prompt. at *lc 6d.; and psfractios 4 to 51. short prompt, at 345. 6d. Rtes.-3,000 bags of white Beegal, sold at Ils. 3d. Coitus ovoidal's. dull and only a few handrod balsa sold sines Friday. The sales advertised for tomorrow will amnia of 700 caaka 2,600 bags of Wad India, 2,200 bags Madras, wad no bags of If adacascar aura ; 8.30 casks, 900 bags, and 130 packages of coffee ; 20,000 packages of tog ; 15,000 bags of rice, and sundry drysidlery goads. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The market is steady, bat valet. Yews bellow is gaoled 39e. to Ms. 6d. nett au& ; Petersburg Y.C. on the 40s. 6d. ; Jose, 40e. 6d. to 40s. 3d.; July to September, ele. to 40s. 9d. ; October to December, 43e. 6d., sellers. FAJLTICULA*II OF TALLOW. Nock ow head this day ... Dobvery led week Onto from ha Jame arrival lost week Ditto trim tot Jane YrkeY.C.ontketpettbledayewt Ditto Town hat Friday . ifoNANT - EvErmiiii, :tam 6,1864 Er wisest Misted apes the prided descending. Sheeeteeed be do el. dying that be had invited her Moths cab, that they bad bees together not only all day, but all the preside night, and that the would not go awsy till be paled bar some moons. Now, the wbolea( able dory wee a pare ti:tion. He had not been with her or any Other aromas on the previous night or day ; and, in feet, he had sever seem her io his life till she jumped into the cab dies him. As ,hr could not possibly hare any pretence for detneeding u ,,, n ey from him, he did not choose to submit to the extortion. Still it wee an embarrossing lie really most get her oat of the cab, for be would not upon any account be don riding with each a rrice. But as she resolutely declined to get eat he sand :unstable and ears her in charge. At the states-heaso :he eeknowledged that she woe ma/dinned. Mr. Hairy said that the • had bass leaked up all ..wday and Sunday night, It we to he hoped that would voireing to her. He would pad over it this time, hat most talcs core it did sot caw svgs. MARLBOROUGH-STREET. • RUFFIAN PROPERLY PUNISHED. Frederick Coeustoo, • powerfully-built young man, de scribed as • hill poster, living at Ne. 1, Queen-street, St. James's, was charged before Mr. Noon with savagely outdo; • young woman named Elizabeth Thompson. The complainant, • young woman, said that on Su n d a y morning about 4 o'clock she was standing at her mother's door ,a Stacepstreet, when the defendant come up to her is a menacing manner. Thinking he was going to strike bar else • "Don't bit me." The defendant replied, " No, I will not bit you, I will kick you,' and then gave her a violist lock on the hand. She fell on the ground , and the primmer then kicked her on the nose and also ob her beds% The complaisant showed her hand to the magistrate, and there was a bad wooed on it. Mr. Keox asked the oomplainant whether she knew the Jefeodant, and she mid she had kept company with him. She had not area him since the previous Friday night, and she had given him no provocation whenever. The defendesit bad freqsantly beaten her before, and coos she oharpd hiss with min a 'mks, to her. Defendant asked the complainant whether a web mu not. bikini to her at the time, "'wish, denied it, and said the de fendant followed her in the streets and threatened to have her life. Mr. Knox inquired of the complainant whether she lived with the defendant, cod she said she did not. WAlter Shoppad,deposed that F , • t on gong to the plain .-- i be fnuod the complainant on the ground and the defendant ticking her. The defendant stated that the complainant Ltd been with another matt. . _ The defendant aid that what the complainant had re reived she wholesomely deserved. It was her own fault. she was io the habit of following him. Mr Knox said he did not, care what the complainant hal done. The defendant had no right to take the law hie own hands under any circumstances. If the room ; :,inant had annoyed him ho c ou ld h ave h a d protection !r,r.l the court, and certainly was not justified in kicking rr compleioant in the abominable way he had done. He reethl commit the defendant for three months with hard I kbour. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE (IT imam= tuagaus.) ASCOT.—(MONDAY.) Tea rou.ownto Honors Hors AMIN= :—Peon, Car. delis Cateh= am•Aliw Hytoettaa, Oldininater, Blue Bootle, Cali; Little Oeidleinae, Hippolyta, Tomato, Breese, trefino, Sister to Tomato, Amber, Wingrare, Cabala a, Klng of the Val*, Blooming Headier f, Clairvoyaate. Mecbante„ Spice, Guerilla, Sacobareeirear, Private/Jr, Komi Niro, Weatharspy, Sailor, lionoaatb, Bi/Aet Doctor, Black Doer, Adeaoce, Fiancee, 'Woods, Bertha, Own Lire, Lauda, Bleak booboo, Gomm' Hess, Lytham, Doctor Syntax, Moo. loader, Tao, Edmoostooe, Black L.ly, Waoloing )(Morel, Vhid, Stookiager, La Berosia, La Fortune, Birdfiodar, Cutler, Goldylmika Principal, queen Bee, Verger, Bombes, biaappointroest, Jessie, Lucky Star, Gam of the Sea, Rialto, Lady Hylda, Clown, Ranch, Lord Odder', and Little Stag. Tie ocean match of the yachts for prizes of the nine of eighty guineas for sohoomen and yawls, and fifty cuireas for cutters, took place as fliaterday, from Graves end to Eimerich. The start of twenty-one yachts was effected a little before half-past 5 is the morning, and after a good rem, not devoid of imidsens, the Valente cutter came is first at Harwich, a little after 3 in the afternom. The Whirlwind yawl won the prise fur her class, strangely enough taking thirty guineas more than the fiat vessel, , which beat her by half ea hoar. Mademoiselle Pauline Lucca haa, by the counsel of her medical adviser, quitted Lando°, to obtain some mouths' repose. This obliges Mr. Gye to bring forward to- morrow yet another Margaret—the attraction of M. Goa sod's opera still cootiotting—is Mademoiselle Adelina Patti. Musical amateurs will be glad to know that the revival of Piddle at Her Majesty's Theatre, with rietjans is Loma-a—is sow imminent, a Florestan having boon se.• primly engaged by Mr. .Maplesoo. Hen Gast, who sang at the last Philharmonic Concert, has frequently iverfemmed the character in Germany. Meanwhile the rehearsals of M. Gounod's last opera Miredlc (or Mirella, as it is to be rechristened) are proceeding with the expedition to which Signor Arditi has accustomed the patrons of her Majesty's Theatre. The Lord Lieutenant of Ireland has quite re ',vend from his recent indispodtion. On Saturday be rods through the city on horseback. He was everywhere greeted the w►rmest manner, the gentlemen raising their hats m he passed throagh the street.. - The .Idarpis of Salisbury as Lord Lieutenant of Middlesex, gave his annual entertainment to the county magistrates, and the °Slows of the several regiments of militia, on Saturday evening, at his mansion in Arliagton meet, Piccadilly. The estertainment was served up in the large baequettiog roam. There was a large attendance. ROYAL HORTLCULTCHAL SOCIETY.—Att exhibition Of all kinds of bouquet holders, 'wriest and modern, is to take place in the Royal Horticoltural Garden. on the 13th if July, to which the possessors of jewelled and other bouquet holders are invited to contribute such objects is they may be poneessed of. DEATH Or MR. NAnSAII W. Saivlon..—We have to record the death of Kr. Names William Senior, late Master ra Chancery, sod Profeesor . of Political &moray in th• Univemity of Oxford. Yr. Senior, having through the usual curriculum a t Etoo, ente red at Magdalen College , Oxford, when he graduated in 1811. taking a distinguished Ent clam in darks. Amongst his college contemporaries wire Sir John T. Coleridge. the Earl of the Bebop of Si, Auaph, the Provost of Oriel, the Des. of St. Paula aid other gentlemen who have raised themselves to Pertnesent panties. in the harped professions and is lite rature. Is 1818 be was called to the bar, and in 1836 was appointed a master in Chaneerv, during the chen cello:ship of Lord Cottenhani. In 18 . 25 he waselected Pro fessor of Political Ilocaosay at Oxford, being the first incumbent of the professorship, which was founded in that rear by the late Mr. Drummond, IL P. He resigned it in \lO, and was succeeded by the late Dr. Whatelav, Arch bishop of Dublin. In 1847 he was re-elected to the mane nice, in succestion to Dr. Travers Trim. For some yeen he held the Aloof examiner in political economy in the Uni versity of Landau. He has written mane works an the science to the pursuit of which he devoted his life, and hes contributed to the Quarterly, idtuburgh, and other reviews. Mr. Senior mu 73 years of age. Tag QUEJLE'II RETURN FROM THE NORTH.—MOT Majesty and the court will leave Balmoral oa Tuesday o-xt (to-morrow) shortly after mid-clay, mid will post to A boyns, the Leonid. Rail way terminus, where the royal train —made Imo( the usual salooa■ and carnage' belonging to the loudest and North Western Railway—will be waiting. The vela will leave Aboyne at half-pest 2 o'clock, and will come ea without stoppage to Ferryltill Jtuic boo, mar Aberdeen, which will be reached is about as hoer. After changing penes here the j 'osr sy will be resumed. There will be another stoppage at Bridge of Dun to the in wales-, sod Perth will be reached at eiightirea Linutes past 6 o'clock. The royal party will dice in the station•rooms—an hour being est down in the time-bill for the stoppage. lleaewhile the saloons and wrier.' will be made up for sleeping; mid the train will co on—with very short s at Greenhill and Summit-4o Carlisle, which will be reached at twenty minntes before midnight. A delay of ten minutes will be made her. for refreshment', sod the journey will continue, with a few short stoppages, to Windsor, which will be reached at 9 o'clock on Wednesday morning. The whole railway journey is 582 miles. The public will be sdmitted tithe stations before the night journey commences ; after which everything will be kept as quiet as possible. The weather hes of late bean cold and wintry at Bahnoval..— Ellittury" Course(. REMARKABLE Esc:Ark.—A very singular acci dent happened at Bishopmill on Tuesday. A child if shoot three years of age wee amusing itself by the side of one of the mill lades and fell into it. The helpless creature was carried one hundred yards along with the current, eighty yards of that die. Goes bring under a continuo= arch below the the turnpike road, end a dwelling louse known by the name of the " Ark." The water was about tures feet deep, the arch very little above Its surface, and the darkness, of course, complete. When the child came one at the tend it was seen, and when about twenty yards farther down the race, was taken up by a boy. It wee so worse, sod was quickly restored to it. waste—Elgin Cou rant. MK IL . Lk OL ill N► OIL 441. IA 41s. I& Arrival for the week roiling lame 16, ha year, 1.1170 casks and delivery 826 mike. The arrival kma week comprised, 104 casks from Amtrak; sod 100 trona South Amnia ; total, 004 cask,. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. ITITM DAT.) . .. _ . . _ We have an unternally large supply of buts. The de n:mod is moderate, and prices for the choicest qualities are not much lower, bat on the average there Is • coedderable redectioe. The number of sheep is very much larger. The warm weather cameo big fat sheep to he needling ; and for all kinds lower prima are taken. Lambe aid calves are rather lower. From Germany and Holland there are 1450 beasts, 6.340 sheep. 344 calves, and 80 pigs. Spain, 350 boodle ; Scotland, 120 ; Norfolk and Suffolk, 3,110; and 30 from Irelaed. 1 Per sued a abs. s. d. ad. ler afar et Wk a. . ad. d. But dedda Hera& 4 6 6 10 drat Bea 111-1614116 8 0 3 2 Bon 81dwalhans 4 6 4 6 lad Leme.w0016.... 0 0 0 0 1100164 goal Mails 2 8 3 8 De. do. Bbora .... 404 10 Calm Pip Best Deed ITLI-br..b 0 I 0 0 Lambe . . . _. ..6 4 7 4 _ Beasts s* market. VISO pin . 609. sad Wan* MOO : calm. BOROUGH HOP MARKIT.-(THISDAY:`, THE LATE FRENCH PLOT.—llllperatOri and Sea ittionio.bu were sentenced to imprisnomeat for 20 years for having conspired to aseassioate the Emperor of the Preach, 4re about to be removed from the prison of Massa to a for- tress where they Cr. to undergo their pttoishineat. Orme and Trabocco, wbo were motet:o9d to transportation, are i h"rtlY to he removed from Per to the place of their der heath*. which is cot yet samonnoed. fl a jntinial Le Progrea de Lyon baa been ens pewit,' for two months, on account of a libellous article upon the late Duke de Malakoff. Mans. Patteadoe sad Smith report a•elledy doommil for mowamptios foe the few reaisieirig floe otropies ef Isot year's howth at arm retro, oho mtber mon do fog la obi foreign eat low Imo for emportatiam. A RIOULLII Maw.—A few night' ago a stalwart kadlord who wee talking boutiogly shoat hiertesw,, rid, " is the most =gals: urea is Bawlek ; he comes here sad gets drunk every Saturday, sad lam dor the mai far tea yews, moor whoa hia =other did, sad that tire be our os the Stucky. It's a grad Wag belag paaetwaLN —Berra. perm WARR - L.187 7 8.-M . HIS Ain Two olhoow. The railway market is dull to-day, and the general tendency of prices is unfavourable. Great Northern stock has declined 1 per cent., and Lon don and North-Western, Great Western and Lanai shire and Yorkshire, ; Metropolitan has improved 1. London and North Western is now quoted at 1111 to ; Great Western, 1351 to j • Mid land 131 to 1, ex the new Mlle ; Lancashire and r orkshire, 112 tot ; South Eastern, 901 to ; Great Eastern, 461 to 471 • Logsdon and South Western, 971 to 981 ; Metropolitan, 1131 to 114 ; Great Northern, 130 to 131 ; and Cale donian, 118 to 119. There is very little business in Indian, Canadian, and foreign tails* securities, and quotations show no change. Cape Town and Beinde stocks are in quired for. amnia& Ns I Oman. I P 4.1 in. Pr 1 616 DPW 461001 .. IlleilishOolna6p.4l,l67l MO 101 110 .- .... 1.. Oa so. no .... :::: :: Cl ito es pialtie. l :l 4 .: l = Co 4 1: .... .. Do.• pont. Kar.3,100 101 104 241 .. D 0.4 yrs et.Jaa.4.l 160 112 96 .... .... Do. 6 Ma t . 4 46 .4. . 1100 91 M •. Or 1103,100 106 sn sosiso Ino 107 169 •••• .. Do. do, 1800.11100 100 111 -. .. Do. do. 14101 100 110 112 IN. - 04/1012.N0r. tam s p. 41100 102 101 MO, .. _Do. UM, do.. 10) 110 112 100.019 .. Mwarlthis Ow e 1,1871 140 106 108 390,400 .. Do. 200,0001.. Do. an no los 110 ~..Ir . MN 100 -- - ..... - - - - - - -- - - - 161,1418 - NalolGeellper mat- 00 161 106 - 146001 - New Bruno Gov. 41644. 100 no • so. -- .... .. N.6. Wales Gr. 6 p0.U1141,1111 091 1001 - .... .. Do. Op. a 11171 le 1874 0 ,11111 OM 1061 - - . .. Do. 6p.0.M1 lo 181011101 1111 1001 1001 I 1160011...N•or Lerdas4ll per sonL /001 109 111 - - 114. 76001 " .... 1 ea 1" er va n5/ B"Ma and G0 e1 ;. ° 4 1 . 81 41 9 . IN M' I°4 loB 1 1 01 10 or G- .... I..'B.Amt.Gov.llp.o.BoWs lalyl , lll4 110 111 - .... ..IVle.epoJesa.l - - .... .., Do. do. 6 p.e.Aprtl&o4.ll 10 110 1091 1 BRITISH MINIM. No. IK. I 107421 i Pd. 1 Cl. prime I gala. 76,000, 1 Cambrian Coa. Gold. 1.1 1 1 Idia - 2.610'3,000 .. Chiverton 2 101 'lf - St iil • I .. .. Clifton, Asst Lail .. Der. 0. Con. (aviett) 1 OK 664 stl' .- Id LIM! .. Drakewails - Mal .. East lemet (111.spo) lO 4111 SO zd -..• 1146 ...lest Carsdoa 1006 .. Hest Cara Brea 1000' .. Heat GreeerlDo 2.5.0 of 4,600' .. XW. Bowl] (Tarletk ) 111.13‘. ii; 6 .-. 486 .. , Grambkr 1871 nubs, 001 7 9 - 1,600' 0 lOvelt Leary (18441144) all 12 16 - ga ti o4 .. 'Great Booth Taira . 17a. 21 21 - is, .. !GI. W. Vot (11414616) 4O 00 M - SAM, .. 'Grenville 1.016 .. nerod's root - 1 8 .. Marton on .. Merparet TayUSIA) 91 14 16 - AMP.. !Marts Valley - 40,000 1 , 4 Minuet, fr om On • 9 4 0 2 OM -- 1,0261 .. Iforialles - 400 .. New Beale 6061 .. North Downs I il l eff 86 ---- 700 .. North Itoskear , 32 19 11 - COOS .. N. Wit. Base. (Tilers)! 8.9.0 1/ t - 5,64 , .. North Wheel Crafty tOOO, .. rroisper Vaned - 1,1201 113 Prm'Menm (U. Llama! 19.67 40 42 ad l .- a. 6121 . Cara lob (SLCloorl 466 , .. iB. W. Frances (illopui, 18.18.9 40 45 - MO , .. , Stroy Park 80.17.6 29 Et .- 6,000 .. Tin 'Vett - 0000. .. !Wad Boma Megan) 11 01 101 zd -sd 1,010 .. IW. Carideo (I ) d) 6 16 18 3,000 .. Weal Chivorton I 10 711 771 400 .. I West Seto° - 612 ~W Y. Basel (Glossa) - 41 00 95 - 256' .. WI. Buller (Itstrath) lO SO 33 - 1800 .. Wheal Ladoolt 1,024 .. W.MaryAne(Mentee ) 8 14 16 ~.. no .. Wheel Mist l6l 116 MS - 1,000 .. Wit. Isilawasy (ILL) 7 19 21 .-- LON .. WhealUnioa 10111 ZION KUM No. I Ma I MM. I rd I CL pncoa I %leo. 16,061 9 'Mantillas (Limited , .. 11. 1 pea -. 100000. lAnglo-8ra5.0471.1(1144. ni. par pm - 30,009 21 Lutrallaa 76.6101 1 Boa Accord Cop.(Lim an 1 •-• 16000, 6 BresILLAILCo. (Us, an 1 1 •-• U.,4001 10 ,Cape Copper (Limited' 7 3 61pm - 26,0011! 2 I=6Bllmr(LWtod 1 a t dia ..... 11 M : - 10,0:10 10 'Ooplapo C 7=l444) -IS 6 6 -. 10 ID. Pedro, N. DM isy I par ipa - 7 0, 0 n 1 ow, slosoS.Co(tAn' an - non s son Del Roy (Elnindl 1,1 I dla - M.OOO 2 6,rtana (11sOted) an 1 - 20,1100 10 63. 1 (Limited) 400 1 10,400, p i all 14 •- 10,0001 Inaltanlan (lansited) 1 14121 tar 1 •-• 101,811 M all -- 100,400, Aureoe 8ra5.0.21.(L. all k , - 1,0,1100' 'Panaktilo Copper (1.1 1 lpm - 10,000 M Poutift lip odlliverload an 7 9 , - IMAM) 8 'Port 1 l d t s If , - . I I Sista BariaGellY.(L ll 1 dlo! - 1M,400 1 doottiall Amin/ I f , 1 pat I 11.0001 20 181 John del Say Lka. 1181 43 45 I -. ; 1 46174 MI ,United Beckon 1 11 61 .- 14.00111 1 ItellansamaGoid 1 .17 01 1 606 .. 40,000 1 f Werth*/ (lAmited) ,, 1 i - 44000 0 I Yadaseinatana (Um)! an 1 11 '. 33/ MISCKLUNMOI7B. 10 inpnio.Nexissn Mut ss rlutislian Asricul Aestaullso &Vs.& 10 , ba BertinWateroott a b 'Bomy Gas ( 00 British Amain= land (IL B. It I. Ml*. TAIL (L)• • Ne Cons Loat i alnv:L ) 10 Company ! SO Mess (L la.) I NI row. of Atelesallor.(L.), 160 ConisnorcialCnlon(lns., I AO ,Connolldatod N ICoattnoutal 1711.0aakL ) 100 IContracteorporatloa,L 13 CAP. 11 . 111 4..ProLTAPA. 60 Credit ro.,cier 160 Pt. of Mauritius (L ) I 611 'Credit Mottber AL tVPlaid* al Postorsoos BL Do. oet Pam. Dok 100 Moms =IL L India Int. t Casio! N IlloptianOns.Ernt.(L Bt. nontrte Toisseapli 6 IN* sad Ana Coup/T 1 100 Itag.aloottladMattn. ' 100 Itusauslal Corporatio 10 :flaisactal Discount (L) tM !Pore-st. warehouse (L 10 Mn. Fla.otLoa(L IA 100 Atom Nasimilos 60 iHoons&Cotonlal Ao(L) 60 2 ,=rial ill/14CW (L.) (1.1 a.) 20 initnnia=loa. (L.) 1160Sa1trig CONLON.) NO Do. 4p. e. ES.. t 1870 19 10 sal 17 19 Per i t 11 0 : Wel 1 36 WY 0 VT It MY par 4 5 ple 0 1.4 Paz 0 0 31 4 pie idis era la I pea 11 , t pm 0 14 O 20 pm las par 11 4 1P 0 11 M 114 116 110 114 4 40 0 I l o ra S 3 pea M 1 If 1 10.1 PL. 7 ad 111 I N. No i . F 4 2 PO Wel 29 1 2.2 i 2 2 2 21 si 29 /9; 3 11, 91 f pc• It • 0 ,29 I sar le 29 pc -14999 11 1427 1 1 22 22 21 21 woos , 10,000 170.000 10,000 00,000 1,000 00,000 10,0/0 No 1 fiaa 1 BASIS lPd I Ct. prisms I Oaks 20.000 Ifir Asa and O. Oar. Bask .66 Ile 133 110 10.000 100..AlliesmalainAUvorposi 16 37 *9 pm - 10,000 I* , Do. Now l6 X 1 5O pm IS 100,000 10 Anski Austrian 20,000 20 Anglo Italian (Limited) 6 4 1 poi -... 21,600 40 •Aastralada 1 ail 73 76 Ts, 7,600 40 Do. New '3O 27 28 pin - 10.607 20 Danko: BrillshColonibto 10 A i 41Pw - 10.060 26 bank of = lan - 0.000 100 Bank of - 06,600 30 Bank of Otago (Untial)l 4 1 14pin - 30,000 100 Bank of gottosslnsd (L) 10 14 Oidis - 20,000 60 Atoka( Vlctoria,A 00 42 44 6,000 100 Bank of Woks (lAns.) - -. 10.000 10 Bonk of New Zaaland aill 60,000 20 Brualhan&Poltekillolo%, 10 3 4 Pro 14 16,000 50 Wit. it American [LI LT 16 - - pen , - 20,000 60 British & Californian (L, 6 1 lira 61 20.000 56 British N. America , all V) 41 - 82,W0 30 C. ilk. Indla,Anc, Ctin, all 119 41 69 7,600 20 Do. New 1161719 p. - 10,000 26 Chrtrd. IL of Lodlu, Ike all 68 70 070 684 6,000 100 City 10,000 HO Cabals' ll6 41 44 - mow. 26 4am Bank of India. tad 24 6 7pm .- 100,00 ti IS Consolidated Book (1)1 4 74 719 m - 6,000 100 Continental (L) l6 34 alp. 181 12,000 60 east Lendou (Litilltod)l 4 3 4pm - 8,000 SO Do. New 10,000,100 English and Irish ILlfit )1 II 12 pm - 26.003 20 Ifsg.Scotat AnaLChartd.. an 21 22 211 i 40.e00 , 60 Spatial and Swedish (1. 10 If 14pm - 69000 00 Loropeon IIosk:ILMMA II 1 4p. 13. 10000 100 Illnduan.LldnakJiip. (LI 25 1 9pm $24 3 10.000 141.0 Du. New - 111.000 100 Imperial Bank. Uaillod 10 21 23 pm - o.ood 100 ' Do. New , 6 20 22 pas - 133000 26 imperial Otllostas IMa el 10,pso 201 IS 4 100,000 20 Load MorlSk. loins NA 4 11 2 pm 6 10,000 46 Lon. lik.oflferzico,Ss. (LI 6 1 tp. - 10600 100 Loodou Bank of 8.506.(1. 13 41 74paa an 10 4 an 10.1160 MS Loudon sad Brazilian " 40 17 19 pm 67 6,000 100 Lon.B.Ayres&R.Pialsa 49 13 16 p. - 91000 26 Do. do. New ll4 3 4pm - 6,000 NO Los, Blr., &O. Kai. (1) 22 1 4pm 044 00,006 20 Los Ch. Book MI Aus6Ll all 10 17 96 10.000 ISO London and Coloaill (L 16 la 4tpm - 80,000 60 London sod tbuill ~. 00 00 6* U 0.000 100 Lon. liarnba.ConUS.o4l 13 11 9 pin 22 60,000 60 London Joint Stock lO 46 46 474 11.000 100 Lon. and Northern (L )SO ft 104uo - 90 000 20 Loudon& Root, African all 26154 ASS 10 , Do. Do. Now . all - - - 14000 100 ,Lon. &S. Western ILku IMP 24 14poiss - on 000:00 100 ,Lou. a Westminster l9O 911 96 10,400 100 Merchant itank(lAin.)_ 1 124 In 1341 ,3 0 6 20 0 1 ,000 60 Ifercaierlo & 113.911017. 10 11 144p0i 1 10 20.000 69 , Do. Now 14,000 100 'Metro. & Prow. 160 (L.! 10 11 13 pee 31 6,005 10 Midland hank (1395.) ll6 par Ip. - 10,000 WO Natiossl of Limped lO 61 74 pm - 10,000 100 )I.lto.otioglaad 4l .... - - 26,000 ID . Do. Now - - 111,070 40 Notional Bank, Now.- 1 - 6- - - 23,000 10 New Smith VW's ,on 16 67 66 6,000 100 New Zealand (16mitady IS - -pm - 00,000 10 North Wasters - 60,400 16 •Orlental Bonk orn I*V 60 61 40 19,000 100 Praetor.. of Inland - - 26,000 20 flelndo,Pasj.,t bond (L' II SI , 4pm 131 1 WON IM South Anstralla 1 all 40 41 - 10,000 26 South Eastern (La.) ! 11 14 Spm 6 10.000 100 SOind. of B. A *Mos IIN 8 9p. - 4.460100 Do. do. ,96 8 10 p. - 40,600 25 Union of Austrells - 10,000 100 Bolos of Inland (Lisa) MI , 24 II die - 80.00 IA Alston el laud= LS 1 117 09 MI LOMA No. 15- I DO6ll. 1 ret It. prises. 1 Ws& 2.006.0110 K. 1•20 and Woot lads . N 140 141 -. UMW 10 Groat Floating Dock .1 1.9111J19 Ot Lemke la 74 76 741 1,800,980 02, 91. Katharine lOO 74 74 - 860,869 St Southaniptoo lOO 1 - - - MO K. Visions MO I 102 1011 - : i. 4 .1•01 deoseltiss At Z lat4L rft (lt t .Pl IS I tierl.e. adCsledos. IL( I Lond.VlstrletteleCL) le Mood. Man ALISO (L) 1141 Do. New 4 Lad G. Oandlows C.(l. I * Load., Itallsn Do.Blaa. II Load. Provlncialllarlas ID gadria Into. & Canal 111 Do. IS liariew levestoiest I ,L) N Maarttlas Lvarl&c.:L.) II Ueda, Iztva. TaL (L.) N Ilercan.CroditAsmal 10 NatallandaCeL C. a. N :f 'Atonal Ola. Co.. R. N National Mabel* a i l 100 Natloosi Mom Nov. 10 NotoddiCoal tI. . 1.3 26 N.Zerland T.&Lass(L )1 N N.Nrsi..! Derma. le. L 2 NovaSootiallandL. 4 26 Ocean Marine Imam 1 * Oa ComaserMal(L. 1 Oss (Lladled) 1 D e. Now 10 1..101awl Sess(L I ID Women Ylaaocisl ,L) 6 Ottoman Du (Limited 10 I:ma& 11. Siam ;L; 6 Do. St ilv.Luvd a len. (LI I 84 i Peidavalar * O. nova' 60 r ~.._ Ds. New ree 1 pm a I . Min I. HPLI ii ICii-en7 } the i Par Fo a l II) . IS g in I f ma 14 - 11 =m Si if 1 pea 16 17 pm 2 4pm II If 1.1 I Si 14 fps 26 Wt ' iC 71 7 id 4 6 ad 43 41 at 94 19 Up= If I 1.114 1! 94 :4 10 60 {Motored. L., L. IL (L lasawly Ina 16 Do. Now U 1110 J. City luprov. (4) 16 Ditto ditto 10 'loyal 111/1186UU. .„. ea &cot. A ustra 1110101. 10 4 1 • 1110 . 121101. &Co.(1. 10 ;km. Anan..llls4.ypts(l.) 60 !B. African M. & la. ff, ` 16 'South Au.trallua Lad et .11sboaillm 10 I h6.oonstrue &Mala.(L 11 Tlones& Weary In. X) 10 [Rut &AgaserdAss. 10 F.* L of U. C...& UaltadK. Tell.. 00. (11 20 Univers. thirl se NMI. 10 Upper Awn Tostiats. 16 Vas Diem.'. lAN Ifii i ie 1 ! " 11.1 BP 00 ivy 11"11 45 50 es Doi 5 1 4j ligeozsoo; to r.: era: Ts It ii.ooe! ao,ooel ~ oa oi o , col Y 50 'Westlsidla&Pacilla L FOREIGN R . 4JLWAYS. /Muer& sad Rotterdam. 91, j. Eastern of France, 181. dm* Austrian and Losabardo-Veastiaa, 211. »TN PRIEFKRRACE SHARES. Yidl..d 4e par oast. *WA, redeemable, 100. Ilidkod. lAitestor sad Hachio, 4 pot amt.. 91 North &Meru 4i per oast. redsesoallo, 1001 100. 10 , ' - 1 MONEY ra.(T11111 DAL) Two o'Csoas. Business in the Stock Exchange continues re markably languid, and manly any specula tion is going forward. Further light re specting the probable results of the Con !creme seems to be waited for. The funds remain at Saturday's prices, and the chief business in this department bail consisted of preparations for Wednesday's settlement in Consols. Home railway stocks are dull, and some of them show a little flatness, while foreign stocks are well sup ported, with the exception of Confederate and Spanish Passive. There is a fir demand for money to-day, and the lowest rate for three months' bills is 6} per cent. In the Stock Exchange the charge for short advances on English government securities is 4 to 5. The supply of money in all quarters is large. At Paris to-day, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Recites opened at 671 r. 100., being the same as on Saturday. Consols are now quoted 901 to 1, ex div., both for money and the account (June 8), and 901 to for July. The official business report is as follows : —Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 901, ; ditto for account, 901 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 891, ; New Three per Cents., 891, ; Red Sea Telegraph, 2JI ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 103 k, 1041 ; Five per Cent. " enfaced" rupee paper, 104 ; Exchequer Bills, June, la. dia. Spanish Passive Bonds have again fallen 1 per cent. to-day, being quoted 321 to 331. Confede rate are 1 per cent, lower, at 64 to 86 : at one period of the morning the quotation was 66 to 6& Mexican Bonds are firm at 441 to 45; Greek at 241 to 25 ; and Turkish ~Consolidds, at 481 to 1. Transactions are recorded as follows :—Danish, 1863, SO ; Egyptian, 1001,1011; Greek, for account, 24/ ; Italian, 691 ; Mexican, for account, 45 ; Peru vian, 1862, for account, 861, 1 ; Russian, 1862, 87t ; ditto 1864, 881 ; Spanish New Deferred for ac count, 46 ; ditto Passive, 33, 1, 321 ; ditto Certi ficates, for account, 101, t ; Turkish, 1858, for account, 70, 6.9 1 1 ; ditto 1001. Bonds, 723 ; ditto, 1862, for account, 711, ; ditto 1001. Bonds, 711 ; ditto Guaranteed, 100 ; Venezuela, 1862, for account, 561 ; ditto, 1864, scrip, 51 dis. International Financial shares are now quoted 51 to 6 prem. ; General Credit, 31 to 1 prem., ex the new shares; Mercantile Credit, 81 to 9 prem. ; Lon don Financial, 121 to 131 prem. ; Hudson's Bay, 19 to ; Credit Fonder, 9to 10 prem. ; Millwall Iron works, I to 11 prem. ; Imperial Bank of China, to prem. ; and Imperial Financial, 21 to 31 prem. About 12,0001. in gold was bought by the Bank on Saturday. The steamer City of Manchester has arrived from New York with 85,0001, in specie, and the Hama with 10,0001., for England. The shipments of gold from Melbourne to Eng land continue to decline, the total just advised as having been despatched during the month repre senting only 88,0001. The amount reported for the previous month was 186,5001. The telegrams received on Saturday from Calcutta and Shanghae report no variation in the exchanges, but the Canton exchange shows a dec li ne of id., being a movement in favour of England. A vicious practice seems to be growing up amongst come of the joint stook banks formed during the last two or three years, of making advances upon their own shares. It is a practice to be condemned for many reasons. The directors and officials of new banks may be excused for wishing to see the shares in the con oerns to the interests of which they give their best services quoted at a satisfactory level in the market, 'but they cannot be allowed to use questionable means for achieving this end. It is a natural con sequence of such advances that the shares of a bank are raised to a premium in the market unwar ranted by the intrinsic position of the undertaking ; 1 1 and how can directors attempt to justify the prac tical deception which is thus perpetrated upon the ill-informed public, more especially upon investors who are induced by these devices to pay au unfair price for the shares ? In some cases the object of the directors is apparently to raise a first issue to such a premium as shall facilitate the introduction of a second issue ; but it is scarcely ne cessary to point out how unsound is the position of a property the basis of which enlarged--as the phrase is—by expo- 1 clients of this nature. Where the new shares are homed at a premium thus fictitiously created, and therefore, in all likelihood, merely temporary, the injury inflicted, both upon the existing share holders and the public, becomes still more glaring, and reserve funds accumulated in this manner may almost be considered to be obtained by false pre tepees. We believe that in at least one instance the new shares of a bank of modern creation are actually quoted above the price of the original issue ; and it would be curious to inqufre whether this palpably absurd result has been produced by the bank itself making advances upon, and thus virtually absorbing them. The evil seems to have reached • - height at which the public interest demands that it shall be exposed. If the new joint stock banks wish to prosper, they will do well to follow the sound example set iu this respect by most of the older City banks, including the London and West minster and Union Bank of London, which consis tently refuse to make advances on their own shares. The public naturally regard the uncalled capital of a bank as a guarantee fund, but, if the bank itself advances upon its own shares, it needs uo argument to prove that the security of the depositor is clan destinely and most unfairly trenched upon. Subjoined is a statement (from Mr. Slaughter's Weekly List) of the railway calls falling due in the month of June. The amount does not exceed the average : Amount per Share. Doe ' llready Number Dee In June, 1264. Date. Pall. CalL of Snares. Total. Samoa Ayres Great Southern (I.latited) 25 II 210 0 37,600 1.174750 Central Argentine 1 le 70 0 60,000 10400,1 Carlon Cross 6 per cent. Prat Coeke9nooth and railways on the Continent, for which the company bold engagements for delivery as the works po gime, would remain for future disposal." The object of the percent Mamma of smite' is stated to be to extend the company's operations. Theprospectus of the St. James's Clubs' Cham bers Company (Limited) is in circulation, with a proposed capital of 75,000 L (subject to in crease), in 7,500 shares of 101. each, ou which 10s. per share is to be paid on application, and 21. 104. on allotment. The object of this undertaking is stated to be to meet the demand "for theresideutial accommodation of members of the West-end clubs not possessing establishments in town." The directors have secured suitable sites near Bt. James's-street, upon one of which a suitable build ing consisting of nearly one hundred chambers—to be called the "Bury Chambers "—is to be con structed. There is to be a large coffee-room, billiard and smoking rooms, accommodation for the residents' servants, baths, kc. ; a large number of shares are stated to have been alreWy subscribed among gentlemen who intend making the chambers their town residence. . . With reference to the prospects d the money market, the circular of Messrs. Joseph Travers and Sons remarks as follows : . Although the bunks in the Bank has sow recovered to a point almost equal to that at which it stood in January, 1863, when the rate of discount was only 3 per amt., the reserve of notes has sot increased in proportioe, and the dtrectorseoesequently have this week abscised from making any reduction in their charge of 7 per cent., which was fixed ten days ego. In the open market, however, the warmly of money has been moderately good at about par cent, below the Bank minimum, and it may, therefore ' be inferred that the business as that establishment will be so slack so to cause a considerable improvement is their balance before the next weekly court day. The possibility of • reduction to 6 per cent. will therefore continue to be entertained, but it is to be borne in mind that throughout the present month the revenue payment. for the quarter audio( the 80th of JUDO Mill absorb circulation from the hands of thl public, sad consequently give firmness to the market. SATURDAY EVA:MG. Consols opened and closed to-day at yesterday's quotation of 90* to 1, ex div., both for money and next Wednesday's settlement. For the July account the last price was 90 9-16 to 11-16 ex div. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 90&, 90; Three per Cent. Reduced, 89i ; New res per Cents., 89*, *, 89 • India Five per Cent. Stock, 104, *, ex div. ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1866, 981 ; ditto Bonds, 20s. dis. The India Five per Cent. stock has improved. India Bonds were unaltered, being dealt in at 20s. die. The March Exchequer Bills remain at 12s. to 7s. dia., and the June at 6s. to Is. dis. The foreign stock market was very quiet, and the alteration in prices was limited to an improve ment of * per cent. in the Turkish Loan of 1864, and a decline of I in Greek Bonds. Other stocks left off the same as yesterday. Bank shares were quiet. Imperial Ottoman Bank have recovered to 10 to 10f prem. English and Irish Bank, London and Hamburg, and Mer chant Bank shares were also quoted better, while An 10-Italian Bank and Bank of Egypt were fiat. Hudson's Bay shares were steady at 19 to I, and Egyptian Trading at 3to n prem. The shares of the Ceylon Company, as well as Discount Corpora tion, have improved. Ocean Marine Insuran Panama Royal Mail Steam, Natal Land, and Socit4 Financiers d'Egypte shares were flatter. Submarine Telegraph stock was quoted about 3 per cent. worse. The shares of the financial companies were firmer. Mercantile Credit recovered 10a., London Financial, 55., and International and General Credit 2s. 6d. There was also a fresh advance of 10s. in Credit Fonder shares, which have now reached 9to 10 prom. The new shares of the General Credit Cow pony were quoted at the same price as the old. The closing quotations are annexed, via.:—lnternational, 5i to 6 prem. ; General Credit, 34 to prem. ex the new shares ; London Financial, 121 to 131 prem. ; Imperial Financial, 21 / to 34 prem. ; Mercantile Credit, 9 to 94 prem. ; Credit Mobilier, 34 to 44 prem. ; and Credit Foncier, 9 to 10 prem. The closing (but in some cases merely nominal) quotations for shares in new undertakings are subjoined, viz. :—lnternational Land Credit, 24 to 2# prem. ; Imperial Bank of China, to prem. ; Millwall Iron Works, to 1 prem. ; General Con tract, to 14 prem. ; Italian Land, to 1 prem. ; Reading Iron Works, to 1 prem. MINES.-(THI8 DAY.) Two &ewer. The mining market is inactive to-day, and prices in most instances are unchanged. Great Vor shares continue in demand, and have experienced a further rise of 10s., the present quotation being 35 to 4. East Lovell are quoted 19 to 20, being lower ; East Caradon, 28 to ; East Grenville, 51 to ; and Wheal Grenville, 84 to 1. In the Stock Exchange East Cern Brea have been dealt iu at 81, and Wheal Ludcott at 24. Yudanamntana shares are dull, other colonial as well as foreign mines being without variation. We have received a copy of the prospectus of the Great Wheal Metal Tin Mining Company (Limited). The object of this undertaking is to work a piece of mineral property situated in the parish of Breage, in the county of Cornwall, in the Great Wheal Vor and the Wheal Metal mining district. It is mentioned that "the present rich lodes in Wheal Metal pass through the Great Wheal Metal sett, and the Great Wheal Vor elvan eourse;" and that " the latter forms &junction with the whole of the lodes in the Great Wheal Metal Mine." The directors state that they have consulted " some of the first mining authorities in the county of Corn wall," all of whom speak very favourably of the project. The purchase money is 7,0001., of which 4,000/. is to be in cash and the remainder in paid np shares. The capital is 20,000/., in 10,000 shares of 21. each, a considerable number of which have already been subscribed. The directors of the Fortuna Company (Limited) bare declared a dividend of Si. per share, payable on the 18th inst. COAL MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Walls End }lotion, 17s. 6d Will. End Smith Hatton, 17s. 6d. ; Wails End Tins, 17s. 3d. , Walls End Hartlepool, 17a. ; Walls End Bread* Hotta., 16a. 9d. Walls End Hassell liet•oas. 16e. 9d. ; Walls End South Kollar, 17a. ; Walls End Haegla Hall, 17s. ; Walls Hod Wharocliff*, 16a. 6d. ; Walls End Condos. 17s. 3 d. ; Walls End Edam Main, 16s. 6d. ; Walls End Harem, 16s. 6d; Walls End Frarnwallgeta, 16a. 6,1„ ; 16s. 6d. ; liashagie Hartley, 166.-39 ships at market, 86 at ma. FIRS AT WAPPINO.—(LATINT PAILTIOULARA.)--. The eztessive are that happened last sight in the eremites of Messrs. Maud sod Co., Of Brewhoose WWI. Weepier. was not entirely extinguished until se advanced boar this (Moe. day)moraisg. The property destroyed by this d unstrap inset hue proved to be more serious than was as first anticipated. The followisg is a copy of Oselehe Shaw's official report Messrs. Maud and G. Wood. hoop and birch broom mer chants, Brewhousplans, Wapping; two timber built:l emmata called In mantis of 111114 Arosems I top, ooe 60 feet long, soother BO feet long, A rise of three per cent. took place on Saturday in sad two la ge .auks of heather and nw of firs asksows. No 1 ditto, H. Fo n = Edinburgh and Glasgow Railway stock, it being I a...7Q, destro ', loft 60 fist long.eo.ainie g 2s loads e t h ay m g said that au arrangement is about to be made with straw, sod other stores, severely damaged by In.. and most the North British Railway. I part of the roof off —ireured in the Unica Fire Office. No. The Public Works Credit Company of London I ,7 1 , ,,, PiladunL b y Riehat i o d , s f o o n a a : d P ia lg a T 'h y oa r t m T bl it s ,: re r A t and Paris (Limited) ere inviting applications for . aha' — ama til a eira-c,fasea. Noce 6 . y , 8 0 , b a g . o rasa _h aa h . the second issue of 200 , 0001 . of capital, in 25 , 000 I Weepier, let out is teammate ; backs, fronts. and roofs shares of 201. each. This undertaking was formed I damhafd by tiro, and ceilings and entente by water, early in 1863, and its objects are, " by means of I uni ns ure d . an organisation in the principal cities of Europe to ACKNOWLEDOXICITS HY POST or BILLS Or Ex assist in obtaining concessions for railways and I cannon,PROIOSIOIT .. Ni s ons. following land Raven.., notice other public works, and by negotiation to aid in Jos. iffsc_Tho Bond of Island R avens. hay. been is. carrying the same into effect." At a special meettormed that elegy persons rewi ri ng impends by bi ll s of jug of the company, held on the 2 6 th of April last, exchange or promise...try setae are I. the habit of bend the accounts presented by the directors showed a ' I sgletters of aoksowleditTsul without • receipt stamp total amount to be received on ten months' • Tbs board desire i° rem ma all _,__ I make such ackeowledginsets that the exeinetion in favour persons having occarion to oPortt t ionv of 30 , 5001 . The report u w° of ' letters be the general post, seheowledgier tbe safe recommended that out of the then earnings arrival of any bills of exchange, promiesory notes, er other of the company the shareholders should autho- securities for mosey' has been repealed by enact rood in rise " a sum of 11. per share to be eat aside as 18U ; sod that , under the existing law , sot ydo the received, to be credited to the shares "dread., Immo. I•Pding such letters without a receipt stamp. inrur - a emelt, of 101. for espect of each, but the ackeowledg issued., in order that upon the further issue of mas t. ah aaaa d eaa otogothoo iooolid ...midi.. of my. capital tie amount paid may conform to the meat—T. &hour." requirements of the committee of the Stock Tug Holds Ciacurr. —The learned Judge. going Exchange, that 10 per tent. &hall be paid on the this circuit on the *maim maims (Mr. Baron Marne and capital issued of any company seeking a quotation in Mr. Jostles Wdl ss ) hoe* fi x ed tho following days for bold the Wield list.' " This, it was pointed out, " would leg the arises at Um different towns is the circuit : Meriford, Monday, July ; Obehneford, Thursday,T 14th ; be equal to a divideed of 66 per cent., whilst the Lwow, wegagsaay, 20th ; moiddooo, yeaday, 'Lill value of nearly 23,0001. of fully paid up shares in Guildford, Monday, August 1. *erklairta NNi Quarters DIM, PHI. AS A 2 la 1 II 0 NO 1,003 Gnat Western 44 per rest. Peep. Piet. lelo 'hires llidbiad I.4sharss,lollll ill 2 1 0 0 126,000 126,006 Yldland 310 w £13,10116 30 dept. 2 0 0 116,722 120,444 Total In lane. L 204,706 OIDINAZY MUMS AND STOMA isli. I pd. I ItAnwan. 1 elk et:,= " I t• I pas. •Blytbsod True Md.C 1111631 sad issisr N I e s e s 118 119 knis — Coal7W 'Lark and ikatiles. 'Do. • B I A wax eatil 6 Ip. WWI, S. Mello redl~.l = gh PiZte i t o : ItLigand d Wane= laatarn WtoCk:: Da L Am. 9tk., No. t am& Waage Scotland ifinat Northers IDaA j A no. so ay. ow di. & D0..11 Ilep. a. lowa n t th West. am ) , Great Waders Do. Mow 1111.0.2.114 k 87.7 u; 7v .;ti LI NSwire s 7 S I Do. Do. Hereford lancaeldse & Yorkshire 'London and Blackwell Lo t z 43.. Brir a l . t &Onset &Dee llamas& North Wean I LowleatilosithWedern Ilea..SheL,& Uncoinsh I Maryport and Carlisle Do. Do. Nam Metropolitan Do. New Midland_ Da New ~ a ral ~.ri I Do Ms. & Data. Mid. Gt. 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St. 100 Vole of Moth St 100 Victoria Wu a min* St 100 Waterford a Kilkosay , It 100 West Cornwall St 100 ill.llaipt Barb. all 1 BILITT3II POI Sit Yd. I Kalman. 61 66 13 16 10 WI 106 . 106. -- ii -- ei 176 176 a 7 poi $ • pm lei it. 44i 77 111 14 141 I IS 15 11021 d 100 .11 Nitrate& el Lityrsoco et. 100 1301.Bstr. BC.la.g.bp.e. N 11 Do. New 10 • 10 / Do. B ettor's 101 .11 Tasefslo d Inks Bursa 10 Do. Prstireoes IP 100 Bed., BrastoltGaderish ' 6p. C. Bda. A 02.1.1572, 100 100 , Do. do. Joy 1, UM 100 100 ' Do. do. Joss 1, 1674: St. 100 ,Cal d &Pastern (p.c. g. St. 100 Cops T. & Dock Ort. cg. I 100 .01 Dowersro,l p.e.par.praf, St. 100 lost B.oipd go. Id" 1 N. 100 Bost lad= pa. L N , 10 Do. 20 IS Do. C Iztorialoo I I ff do et. 100 Wood Trunk of Outdo! 100 WV Do. lat Lrid. Boods ) 100 all , Do. 100 ' .B' Do. Todpref. rm o ml inds 100 all I Do. do. deforrsdl 101 all Do. Srd pref. stook ~ 101 all Do. do. deferred ) 101 .WI Do. DB prat. Stock 1 WI .11 Do. do. deform & 80. 10/1 Great Indian Peninsolo 10 1!c Do. gua. 6 per amt. 100 01. &of ludla 2. p. sf. St. 100 Do 4I par mot. 8.0 et. I D o .5 0 l Westora of cads' 10. 18 Do. New. 100 all De. Bda. Ny. 1 iffS 190 .31 I Doi,' do. do. MTN 10 2 ,Indian Br.nek, Lialtsd. II 1 , Do. /.1,:o et. 100 Madras guar. tp. oat ; It. 100 Do. do. SI do I et, 100 Do do. 4" 10 Do. FUN Eztosiso K 100 Nab. Oarp. 6 par a. 14, 60 ' all Ifolb. sad llobsoritlre 10 all N.Brun.& Cazi.da.A.2ll et. 1011 et. 100 'WM.. gaa 6par olle. et. NO I Ds. Dahl do. 110 Do. do. do. St. IN I DO. Postioub do N. NO , Do. lodosl6.llot. do JOINT lIIf P7l II 641 - 1:1 131 1 im N 62 Mk 1066 Pff +.-1 K 4" 4 4 77 82 77 62 77 8' 101 109 00 100 il 15 - 61 11 pit 17 74 !t 71 75 NI II N 68 14 67 IS at 61 45 IS If IS 3,.) 1064 1141 - ZB Ma - 111 9O I 106 legn - w} 10S} {el _ 1:4 pl` lo2 102 I le Hof 14 via. M et 91 W tar I Da 102; 1031 97 99 92 99 46 68 8 6 U 94 1a, 93, 1191 4 1 6 61 late Me 94 99 PROTTNOIAL MARE MARKETS. L 7,1,10001., inn 4. - Sales te-day : - louden and North Western, 1111 -Great Wrotans. 651-Manchester. Sheffield, sad Unman, 541-ISortb Staffordshire 76}-Antwerp and RAterdant, al-Great Luxembourg, 101-British and American It:change Banklas Oneapsay. 14-Mercantile tub .nre, 10 1-16 10-Ditto mu shares, 91 7-IS-North Western, 71 1-London and lan asstdre. le-Maritime, 9.16-Queen Insurance 1 1346 -Thames and Waal, 41-Thdon, S-Natln..al Steam Onopany. 11-16 "- Pact& Steam Company, oyl.-West India and Pacific, It. DINUMIAN, 10111114.-The Manaactlons in Gala market today were principally In kcal stocks. Gloucester Waimea No 4 shares were sold at 1 p -Staderdaldr• 1.44 Stock flanks, at 71 p.- Alliance Firs Glace snares, at la. ad. p. and Midland Cosine' Company shams, Mal p. For railway shares pydoes were steady. )(knead lilt. shams were tiered at sp. Valley Gua ranteed. area, and Stour VaDay shares, et 9 to 91. MANCWIMI. lull i.-'These In. boss a quiet marks; bat =are firm. Groat Northern A. MI 40-Grand 'boatof rl -Great Western M Canada, 10 1.13-Gredni, ll loamabire and Y 11 Leaden and North Washin‘ 1111 Manabsoler, MmiM4 sod Ikacabablze, i4l-114Areg06- [ tan. 1134-Mertens, 114 1 -SpaMsh Passives, a3l-Thames ad Mersey Marine Insurance, t 1.15 p -General Credit. x 111.16 p. -Midland, new I par mat., $ p.-Marcantlis Bank, 10 p. Per Qr. ... 1121 .1 37.587 I,tte LIM 344 $7.639 466 466 46,0132 765 519 204 101 405. id. il V :,