The Express. — London, England, 1867-06-24 00:00:00

• Er) Y.IL Cr).11.111SSION UN AIWA LISAL 'ft,- Royal Conunimiou on Ritualism ve-coto • its sittings this morning in the Jerusakm Chant • W.,tioinster ; the Archbishop of Canterbury pre . 1... d there were present the Bishop of Oxford, the ..p of Gloucester and Bristol, Lord Porttuan, Lord s, Lord Ilarrowlry, Sir It. Phillirnore, Dr. Twias, the .. Gregory. the Rev. T. W. Perry, Vice. ..,,ellor Wood, Mr. .1. D. Coleridge, Q.C., Mr. Mr. A. J. lleresford Hope, Dr. Payne •t!.. the Dean of We,turinster. Mr. J. Abel • the Deatt of Leicester, the Dean of Ely, . ether gentlemen. The witnos•evamined this morning the Bev. Benjamin Webb. M.A.. of Trinity College, 4 . incumbent of St. Andrew's Church. WeHa. ..• •.. t. Mr. 11 ebb was one of the founders, in conjunctios s•th .trchtleacon Thorp, Mr. llesesford Hope, 'M.P., the r• Nr.rle, and others. of the rAmbridge Archivolt. tl Societe. and 1 0 .5 :11w.rys made groat exertions to hirrli order of church service. He was for several . 4rll in,tuitlx - lit of Mr. lieresforil (lope's living of Sheen, St err the death of Mr. Mums, I ord P a h rre r,ton (it being the frown turn) presented .nn to the inearommey uf St. Andrew's. The services , 1 folly choral. 311.1 rather of the cathedral type than her wi;e, Mitering in that respect eery materially from h iit •:alistic ,litirclre, The Eucharistic vestments is no incense. The processional inner. , .oe used. Mr. Wthh'. ex. 'nation before the „eerortter. has reference merely to his antiquarian re. . .m. hoes in connection with ecclesiastical subjects. Dr. ' ;1 „.k. In.ru of Chivltester, who has written largely on • • I, .nbpvts. will he Cidle4l us a witness before the corn- Ar ~,,, .gst others who will probably be examined .tmg the ...rater sittings will be Dr. Goode, Dean of aeon Ihmison, and Mr. Benjamin Shaw. ELErrION (Pr SHERIFFS.-(TATS DA 1,) Tlii. afternoon, a common hall of aldermen and „i I. adon was held at the Guildhall for the pm , i p 0.., riling to the election of sheriffsof London soil ill iiI1Clialli01:1 to AldermanWaterlow and Mr. F. .:t • aho.e tens of office will expire in September Slime, the first on the list of aldermen who ed the office, was elected without opposition. • t; 111m.m. then came forward and proposed as . ~,on.: ,lieriff Mr. W. McArthur. whom he described f the merchant princes of London. seconded tho motion, and Mr. McArthur was • I m r . r lohn rennett, of ('heapside, announced his intcn. I.e....ming iiican.litlate next par. rn..o, Stone and Mr. McArthur then thanked the BETTING IN LONDON.-(THIS DAY.) HALF-PART Two OCLocir. - - - There was a numerous muster, but betting did not progress very well. On the Northumberland Plate affairs appeared to have come to a dead lock, scarcely any. thing but the two favourites being mentioned. Pervaoques maintained his position of first f►vourite, and Lady Vane was in great force, the highest offer at the finish being 5 to 2. There were a few bets laid on the Goodwood Stakes, but not to much money. Prices as follows : Nl/RTIIUMBERLAND PLATE. 2to I agst Fervacques (t and off) 5 to 2 Lady Vane (off) sto 1 Vixen a (t and off) 10 to 1 War (t and off) 100 to 7 Fair Wind (t and off) 100 to 100 on Fitzroy apt Honestiah (t) GOODWOOD STAKES. 100 to 9 agst Blinkhoolie (t) 100 to 7 Pakrita (t) 100 to 7 Padishah (t) 100 to 7 Aggravator (t) to 5 Cannon Ball (t) DERBY. 5000 to 15 apt Giant des Batailles (t) 2000 to 30 Herald (t) CRICKET.-(THIS DAY.) LORD'S GROUND. RTI,EBONE CLUB AND GROUND V. CAM Batncz OFIY ERNITY. This annual (return) match was commenced this morning at Lord's, the weather being tine, though the company was scanty at the commencement. The wickets were in fair condition. The university sent in Messrs. Winter and I. M. Richardson to the bowling of Wootton, from the Pavilion end, and A. Shaw. Time, 12.10. From Wootton's first over Mr. Winter scored 6 by a drive pout the Pavilion for 4 and a square leg hit for 2, thus commencing the innings well, but the bowling was too good for a continuance of such hitting, and the batting became steadier for a few oven, when Mr. Winter drove Wootton fur 3 and treated Shaw the same in the following over—both on drives. With the score at 35, Hearne re lieved Wootton, whose last two oven had yielded 13 runs. At 1 o'clock, when our despatch left, the game stood thus—Mr. Winter being not out, XJ, made by 3 fours, 4 throes, Ise., and Mr. Richardson, 7 not out. l;NIv EMIT V. Mint Innings. A. 11. Winter, Essi., not out MI J. M. Itlehanison, Emu, not out 7 1b1,41,w,nn , 2 Total FA T.l L ACCIDENT ON THE HEMET. A (1111.1) DROWNED AND REMARKABLE EtiCAPE of' 11'8 MOTHER. ‘1....0 four o'clock on Saturday morning last, t .. a.a Winifred, of Liverpool, from Gersten, bound to t ., ',lob. Dock basin, came in contact with the south .• of the Prince's lAnding-stage. The wind being very h_ht, and the ebb tide running rapidly at the time, master of the list, George blullineux, believing 11.. it the shock was likely to be very violent, and Vain- lest the Hat, which was deeply laden, might F .. under the stage, mustered on deck his wife and hildren, who were fast asleep in bed at the time, with t:v view of passing them on to the landing-stage the moment the collision took place. The Hat's tiller w over f rtin one side to the other, in its pamage striking the captain's wife, who wan standing on the deck with her boy, aged five years, anti who had just been taken out of bed. knocking them both over into the river. In a few moments the poor woman, who had passed completely .order the Itat's bottom, rose to the s urf a c e between the Hat and the landing-stage, and was instantly wised by one of the river police on duty. Another moment ..f time and the boiling tide would have carried her under neath the stage, and she would have been lost. The child, .hick had gut from its mother's grasp whilst she was under Me water, was curried under the stage and drowned. The simian and her remaining child, an infant of two rears old,were taken to the receiving house,l'rince's Dock, %here every attention necessary to her condition was paid :o her and she soon afterwards recovered. All who wit. lessed the woman's escape conaidered it a most extraordi. one. The Hat, without having sustained any apparent ..insge, was afterwards towed clear of the stage. The Minister of Agriculture has addressed a very _ever circular to the mayors of France, enjoining them to :wish severely all persons caught in the act of netting, zapping, &c., small birds, whose valuable services as de rroyen of insects he sets forth, demonstrating by statistics utility of these humble members of the feathery genus. Mr. Hubbard, M.P., has addressed a letter to •ze Earl of Shaftesbury in which be denies that be has 4ken up any decided attitude in respect of ritualistic :-actices. From the day that the church of St. Alban vis consecrated his property in it, and consequently his pnwer and responsibility, absolutely ceased, and though 1. holds the office of ministers churchwarden, there no substantial ground for assuming his concurrence proceedings originated during his tenure of office. He has resigned his Mike because, his own inclination being 4.1 in favour of a quiet and simple Mind, he was " the ::re watchful not to be led by personal preference to 'r any overt mark of dissatisfaction which could create et harassment to the clergy who were doing a work cha •.:terised by a seal and self-devotion hardly to be tar :wed" In Saturday afternoon the ceremony of enthron ;:4 the newly consecrated Bishop of Rochester the Right Thomas Leigh Clewiston, D.D., took place in the ( ~. edral church of the diocese, in the presence of a large :.tuber of the clergy and other spectators. THE RO:IIT OP TROOPS TO MARCH TAROT:MI THE Saturday, at a Court of Aldermen, Colonel W:Non stated that the City of London militia, the 3rd t: , went of the line, and the Royal Marines were the r..r regiments which had the privilege of marching t'fierh the City of London with drums beating and ( ~ .oars Hying. These regiments originally formed part of t. 5 train hand of the City of London. He thought, Lvcver, it was very desirable in the present crowded state of the City that notice should be given to the Lord Mayor, ~d erthat some provision might be made against any d3,2rhance. FATAL AI VIDENT ON THE SHEFFIELD AND I.I I+TERVIELD RAILWAY.-On Saturday afternoon an sod den, which has resulted in the death of one man and the serious injury of three others, occurred on the new line of rulway which is being made from Sheffield to Chesterfield. Neu the Cricket-road She ffi eld, there is a deep cutting "4 , 1 a tunnel, which goes under a part of the tows. At the mouth of the tunnel there was what was called a travelling " crab " or windlass which was used to remove large blocks of stone. The rails en which the crab ran were nearly at the top of the elating, and they were supported by a number of wooden pillar. ciii Saturday afternoon Charles Phelphs, Michael David, William Wright, and Thomas Thompson, were on the crab and were in the act of raising a stone when one of the supports gave way, and the whole of one side of the ails fell into the cutting, a depth of between 20 and 30 Mids. AU of the men were seriously injured either by the fall or by portions of the crab falling on them, and :hey were as soon as possible removed to the infirmary, whe re Phslphs died a few hours after his admission. The tiers are progresaing favourably.-Manchester Guardian. THE ROYAL ARCH.EOLOWCAL SOCIETY. -The cnual conference of this society, which is this year to be :end at Hull, commences on Tuesday, July 30, lasting ' , err day up to and inclusive of Tuesday, August 6. OLD Nu - E.g.-According to an old Southampton 'temper the following were the quotations at the 'ethampton market, held July 27, 18= :-Wheat, ..r load, of. to 131. ; b a rley, per quarter, 21a. to ... ; oats, per quarter, Ple. to 265. • beans, per ;.:Ik. to 40e. ; flour, p er sac k, NI. to 3;35. •,_ beef, per .41 to 6d. • mutton, per lb., 4d. to sd. ; veal, per lb., •- to TaL ; Is:nab, lid. per lb. ; butter, per lb., Is. to . Id. , eggs, 18 for Is. ; bread, per gallon, 12d. to 15d.; 'ls. per couple. 3e. 6d. • ducks, per couple, 3s. rid. ; sew ',toes, Sd, per peck ; °Oils, 345. at the qaay. The quota- A at the present time are :-Wheat, 161. 10e. to 111. ' per load ; barley, 375. to 425. per quarter ; oats, 28s. ie. per quarter; beans, 445. to 60e. per quarter; r, 46e. to 3:hi. per sack ; beef, Od. to 10d. per lb. : *ton, "1. to 10d. per lb. ; veal, 9d. to 10d. ; lamb, 11d. . lb. ; butter, la. 3d. per lb. ; eggs, la. per dozen ; ..1, 1e.44. per gallon ; fowls, 48.6 d. per couple ; ducks, to 51. 6.1. ; new potatoes, 2s. per peek ; coals, Ilia to i the quay. t TELEt:RA SI TO THE " NEw YORK HERALD."- ' ,Y, iv York Triton, of June 10 publishes the following ly of a telegram in the New York Herald respecting metupted assassination of the Czar:-" SPECIAL Ti., 'l TO THE ' IiERALIL . -PAIUI4, Jung 7, EVENING.-11A , 4 that after the attempt upon the life of the Emperor ..'. :' , ous, Napoleon, turning to the Czar and smiling, Mire, we have been under firs together.' The Czar ' ..-1, 'Our destinies are in the hands of Providence.' a•.. said Napoleon, gaily, ' and th e assass i n ' s h an d s :a the destinies of Providence.' ' Very true,' said :'' tt-st. sh rugg i ng hi s s h ou ld ers w i t h an arch expres- • r 'lf so. why note inquired N a p o l eon . Th en turn -1,'4 "!, the /f re ed reporter, who bad obtained entrance to t ''' ''l , rial caage by showing his badge, be said, LNsb. a note o ft his conversation." Do so,' said the C "'• Chin; our reporter warmly by the hand ; 'I am I . ioy escape has deprived you of an interesting tel.. slur reporter bowed gravely, but did not respond 1 ) tts Armative, lest he should be ejected from the car- I uiz.• Napoleon looked steadfastly at our reporter for a l e.o , 'nt, and then winked his left eye three times, in • son.r which conveyed his full appreciation of the enter 6, of this paper. The three sovereigns of France, uvi' , , 4ml Thought then passed on amid the cheers of the .pci, ce .” CRTII TALPALACL-FIVE-SHILLING DA T.--SATCR 1. duNr. -' -Admissions on payment, 2,331 ; ditto by --, tick •.‘, 7,340: w.t..1 visitors, 9,671. GREAT NORTHERN HOSPITAL, CALEDONIAN -ROAD, .lAGTOR. - Number of patients for the week ending Aw ...':, 1.1.0, id which 3t14 wore new cases. THE EXPRFAS, MONDAY EVENING, JUNE 24, 1867. THE OVAL UE'STLEII6 , I OF THE 141'HREY CLUB r. FOURTEEN COLTS OP THE COCNTT (WITH LOCETER AS CAPTAIN). It will be remembered that this match was commenced at the Oval on Monday in the Epsom week, but owing to the then unpropitious state of the weather it had to be abandoned, and the committee, deeming it highly impor tant that the Colts should have their " canter," Mr. Mil ler undertook again to " captain" the Surrey gentlemen and Lockyer the Colts this day at the (h - al. Mr. Miller won the toes, and the Club took first innings, the Messrs. tStrachan (father and son) being the first occupants of the debateable ground, and Slater, a left-handed medium paced stripling, and Brown, right hand and rather fast, being the first pair pair of bowlers. The younger Stnchan was bowled by Slater before a run had been made off the bat, and when 11 were booked, Mr. Noble, who followed, lost his partner, who bad made a fine leg hit for 4, which was splendidly thrown up by Stanley when the score stood at 11. Mr. J. D. Walker was again in great form, and the pair punished the colts' bowling consi derably, knocking up between them—though they took it very leisurely between wickets-48 runs by a quarter to 1. This induced Lockyer to try a fresh bowler, in the person of Constable (also left, and more speedy), in lieu of Slater. The general fielding of the colts was com mendable—Miller at point and Constable at longatop—so, at 1 o'clock, when our despatch left, the score stood as follows: _ SURREY cu - R.—Fint Innings. Mr. W. Strachan, run out 6 Mr. W. Rtraehan. Mtn., b Mater 0 Mr. C. Noble, 11 Constable Mr. J. D. Walker, not out b2,lbl,wlde6 9 Total PROVINCIAL BHARAT MARKET& LITIOUvoL. JnifE 22.—Salsato-day : Great Eastern, 311 1 11 1301 Ii l 411 130 29 30 1 I—Great Western, 46i — Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1291 8f I—London and North Western, 1151 15 144 11 I—Manehester, 1- London and Lincoln 'Mrs, 411 1 I—Metropolitan, 1201—Midland, 116,1 116—South Eastern, 671 1 7—Buffalo and Lake Hurn, 3}—Dutch Rhenish, 11115-10R—Bank4xn —DIto, paid up, 241 an—Great Luxembourg shares, of Liverpool, 214 —British and Foreign Marine ;LimiteC 3-16 p.— Maritime Insurance (Limited), 13-16 d.—Atlantic Televaph 8 per cent., 41 6-10—Liverpool United Gas, 205. MA3111311112, Jlll4ll 44.—There was a better market, and a pretty fair business doing. District Bank, 17$ p.— Erica, 39 Great Eastern, 311 1 3011 301 1 11—Great Luxembourg, 111 — Great Northern, A 115—Grand Trunk of Canada, 17 rat Western, 481 11 8 4—Lancashire insurance 1 p.—Lan ms and Yorkshire, 149—London and, North Western, 115 141—Man chester, Sheffield, and Linouhuhire, 48 71—Metropolitan, 1261 g F I—Midland, 1151—North Entish, 34 31 1-Bouth Eastern, Gig —Thames and Mersey Marine Insurance (Limited', J 3 p.— Brightous, 671—Whitehaven and Furness, SS bIIIIIIIOHAM, Jul I Y3. —The sales were in Birmingham Wagon shares, at 111: Birmingham Waterworks, at 311. Metropolitan Railway Carriage and Wagon shares, second Issue, at 1 Quotations tor railway shares the same as on Friday. Genus, June 21.—Three per tent. Consols, 931 94—New Three per Cent. stock, 941 1: ditto, fee account, 10th July, 9311 —India 6 per tent. Stock (transferable at the Bank of Ireland,, 194 1 I—Bank of Ireland • .LlOO paid ), 4 311—Hibernian Banking Company )44 5 paid), 36—National Bank (d3O paid), 531 4—Unlon Bank (Limited,. (421 mid), 134—Dublin and Belfast Junction ' 4 lOO paid', 75 751—Dublin and Kingstown '4loo inn—Dublin, Wicklow. and Wexford :4100 paid', 401—Dublin, Wicklow, and Wexford, 5 per cent. paid In full, 43—Great Southern and Western, five years unexpired, 41 per cent., loot . The athletic sports at Christ's Hospital took place on Saturday. The winners in the different contests were as follows:—High jump —Class 1, Gilbard ; class 2, Cartwright ; class 3, Mann and Burnside, equal ; class 4, Grace. Short race—Class 1, Poole ; class 2, Smith ; class 3, Burnside ; class 4, Pullen. t Long jump—Class 1, Gordon; class 2, G. H. Smith ; class 3, F. Mann ; class 4, Grace. Long race—Clam 1, Bowel] ; clam 2, Smith ; class 3, Burn side ; class 4, Pullen. Vaulting—l, Bowen ;2, Croft and Smith, equal; 3, Trevallion ; 4, Brett. Climbing the wea— -1 Claes 1, not adjudged ; class 2, Helped ; class 3, Turner ; class 4, H. Jones. Hurdle race—Class 1, Bowen ; class 2, Butler. Stone gathering—Evans, Cumming, Smith. Post ing the ball—Wards 1 and 13. Mrs. W. Foster White has kindly consented to distribute the prizes on Tuesday, July 9, at 4 p.m. ScULLEN.S . RACE FOE £4OO. —A scullers' race for the above stake was to have been rowed on Saturday from Putney to Mortlake, between Joseph Sadler, a landsman of Putney, and Robert Cooper, a landsman of the Red heugh, a parish or district of Newcastle-on-Tyne ; but, unfortunately, as has too often been the case in rowing matches of late, the affair culminated in a foul, and amidst a scene of general confusion and divided opinions was heard a shout " that the referee bad called them back, and, Cooper not obeying, they had been ordered to row again at 6on Monday." Be this as it may, the result is most unsatisfactory to all parties. It was a beautiful day for a boat race, and had it been rowed out would probably have been accomplished in the fastest time on record, as both men were in goo , ' condition, and the we as far as the race went was terrific. They effected a level start, shortly after which Cooper drawing to the front, odds were offered on him, and he led by half his length at the Star and Garter, having won the toes and taken the Middlesex aide. Sadler drew again near the Duke's Head, but the north countryman placed nearly another half length to his credit at Sinimonds'a ; he shortly after drew clear and came out rather, so as to have his man in a line behind him. Sadler then came out in the centre, and having rowed a tremendous race to near the half-mile post, Sadler got too close, and as he drew up they fouled badly. Cooper dropped astern awl Sadler went on with the lead, but a shout of " Come back " being raised, h e obeyed, and Cooper completed the course alone. The Ven us (Bain and Clasper) will leave London-bridge at 4 this day, to accom pany the race. Berns° DISPUTES. —The Committee of Tatter sall's were employed yesterday afternoon in deciding a heavy disputed bet between two noblemen on the late Derby, and the decision to which they came seems to have been considered a just and equitable one by those who are conversant with its merits. Then a motion was brought on by Lord Charles Fitzroy that no member of the committee should act in the conduct of a case in which he had a pecuniary interest, and it being negatived, that nobleman, as well as Mr. Henry Lowther, withdrew front the committee. Now, without believing that any small sum which a member of the committee might have on a race would cause him to be influenced in his vote on any disputed case that might come before him officially I can not but consider it most desirable that not even a bowsaw pathic symptom of excuse should he given to enydissentient complainant to • court of appeal like that which the com muter of Tattersall's must be considered, and therefore it would have been better if the motion had beau carried. I do not say that it is requisite to go the extreme length of Lord Redeadale, who, in naming the committee, in the House of Lords, is so anxious for their impartiality that, in select ing the one for the Eton Gas Bill, he excluded from it any nobleman that was educated at Eton ; but when we know the suspicious nature of racing men, and their proneness to insinuate all sorts of charges against those who make an I award against them, it is as well the outside public should have no ground given them for complaint. That the coin- mittee have lost a valuable member in Mr. Lowther there is no denying, for be is well versed in racing law, and that calm and sober tempe ramen t w h ic h enables KiT ei trgive to every case that is brought before him the very fullest consideration, and from his judgment I never heard of any appeal being made.—" Argue of the p o d. ItINTROPOLITAN Friss HOSPITAL, DITONSIIIIII• swam, Crrr.—The aggregate number of patients relieved during the week ending June 22 was—Medical, 929 ; sur gical, 731; total, 1,683 ; of which 784 were new cases, 100 100 88d.RB LIBT&—(T1118 DAY.) On o'CLoam. The railway market is heavy, and prices have further receded. Great Eastern stock has declined IA per cent. ; Brighton, ; Metropolitan, Midland, Lancashire and Yorkshire, and Caledonian, ; London and North-Western, g ; London, Chatham, and Dover, ; and Great Western, 1. London and North Western stock is now quoted 114 to t; Metropolitan, 125 to 5; Great Western, 431 to ; Midland, 114 to 1; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1281 to j; South Eastern, 661 to ; Great Eastern, 28 to b ; Great Northern, 116 to 117 ; ditto A, 1141 to 1151; London, Chatham, and Dover, 18/ to j ; North British, 334 to 34 ; and London, Brighton, and South Coast, 661 to 1. OADINAZY MAXIM AND stoma. , Sh. I Pd. I RAILWAYS. I Closing Prim I 3114" "" on Saturday. to 1 p.m. St. 100 linstol and WasSar _ _ 80 82 - 8t 100 'eeledomari - Bt. 100 Cambrian - 10 all Cornwall 3 6 -, 84. 100 Dublin andßelhatJane . Of OS - 8t 100 IDandee,Parth,&Abd .1n 7$ n 100 all Zan Loudon Scrip Cert - - - 100 10 , D0___...... .. - .- - 8t 100 lillesso;. erir - - - at 100 Great Eastern Ord. nt. s l ni 291 331 11 1 St. 100 Do. L Aug. Stk., No. 6 7 - St. 100 Great N orth of Scotland - - - Bt. 100 Great Northers .. _.l 115 117 1161 17 ta. 100 Do.AI A ree.no Mr cul-1 114 11i 115 141 St. 100 DO. IS 1 til 6p. c. is paidE ' - -.- St. 100 Do. Ord. Del. Div. Stock .- - - St. 100 Gt. Boath & West (Dm) 91 93 - St. MO Great Wasters tat Mi 4 4 i 84. 100 Do.StoorVaLGaeStk - ... 84. 100 Do. South Wales - -.- St. 100 Do. W. wit—oNewporttt.c sa 30 se. no Do. Do. 18 32 - St. 100 Lancashire& Yorkshire 124 IZI4 IV4 St. 100 Inn../Wiettto.ek S. COMM 561 674 me 17 61 St. 100 Tandon.Cliathern,&Dov 18 19 181 1 Rt. 100 Do.liet Extea..tep.c. 14 17 - St. 100 London &North Weeta. 1141 1141 1141 14 1 131 St. 100 London&SouthWestern 79 81 791 80 St. 100 Man. She} ~ & Lincoln& 47 48 - tit 100 Metropolitan— - _ St. 100 Do. Extension, diet. - dend 6p. ct. till 1470. 111 119 - 100 all MetropolitanDistriei BB 90 - 90 10 Do. do. do. - -.- 10 all Do. &St. Johns-146d - - - 81. MO Midland . .. all I Do. 19 - 19;;W . e - - - - St. 109 1 Do. Birm.& Derby B4 86 - Bt. 100 •North British St. 100 , Do.l4ln.,Preih,Dund , - - 141 M. 10041 N. Eastern-Barwick _ 1031 1041 10.11 1 1 84. 1 M ' Do. Load s - I Parc 1 - - - 00 421 831 - 84. 100 Do. Tort St. IN Do. (Wilds - - - 25 all ' Do. Stock&Derilni, 34 35 - 16 441 De. do., 183961 9 10 pm - 84. 1011 North Loudon -..- ll5 116 - 10 6 1 Do. do., 1185 , i lk pm - St. 100 Northiltaffordeldre.' e ' 68 TO - St. 100 N. &8. 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New Mentratile&ltrcoaraL sid ll Metropolitan un Midland Bank (Lis.) National of Attended& Notrooel of=ool N. Pro. of Do. sia ard Nattoosl Bank New South wales North Weetern Ortentrl Bank Comm ' ProrkallankingOorp.(L)' Previa& Ireland „ ! Dn. do. Near.... South Australia. ...I Nana. at a a Do. do. iss. at 6 gera Union of Australia Union al Ireland (La)l Dalai of Loadna idis *Pm 7 . 6 . Mai 1t le -6 67S 69 4 3Sis 12 14 3 dl. , St Stl 4 811 40 9 11 pm 3 ledlt St 58 20 21 10 82 14 16 39 .. 41. I i r I Pal 1 af .1 if ai 6 3 I idn 17 19 10 7 dla IS 20 24 76 idis I lei 2 lAb a l 33 66 11 9d4 36 IS db - i .1.1 5 7 pus id 1 Imo id 1 Yowl id 241 251 60 61 4345 11 13 , a 1 44 1 11 8 6.1 165 107 16 18 10 841. 8 7 7i 8} 11J._ per 1 1 pal $ 1 dial 68 410 46 48 idle Ow 42 44 RI aissi 86 68 I 50 61 8 il 39 41,L YORMON RAILWA' .=lnnards= Pre (Ll.7p.a. Belgian I J =Won Arres,G.B.4.rp et.(E) ;Central Argentine ConnPo Do. Extension ILluDnuabutelt astl:h l itPk (L) in 3;7 all ladern of Franco 111 Suropean Contra (L) all Brea Luxembourg an ilinpedal Mexican (L) Lamberg-Csarnovrltz the (L) all lfam.ttLiege / By all Dag p.c. Prtl Brig goy all Northern of France . , all N.Ball.B.Ayres 4.7.p.e all Do Deferred all ,Narueglan Trunk Pref all 'Ottoman (SmyrnsAidin an !Paris, Lyons, and Radii. all (Purls and Orleans an Ilteelfe d Blrraneds. (L ) 10 Royal Sardinian an 'Royal Swedish an ' Do. 7 per cant. an illambre and Meuse an Do. oant Pref ' aR !San PanlolL) g. 7 per et all ;& A mita Lom. Venetian 10 loath Bast of Portugal an Southern of France all Twin and Savona all Do. 14 psr amt. Pref. al Wail 421. W. al Treace Of 10 13 6 141 1 6401•3011 244 854 m; 16 2l 18 82 ab i 11) 114 • 6 184 14. 91 16 1b 141 47 40 I 2 6 3 3i 36 36 34 96 111 16 7861 7 16 . 1 I Id 7.dia 92 9 99 1 2 4 9 e 9 11 14 ft lb 10 48 12 10 _a iii] 10.000 1 12.600 11.000 £500.000 "«i'6(;6 __,.... 16, tOO 110,000 60,0 0 0 10,000 10, 12,6 000 001 2,1,000 61,0001 110,000 10,000 1 lb,ooo , 10 28 28 28 100 OOLOMAL OOVIILNIEENT Na 1 Noma. 1% I CL prim I Oaks. 1 60 , 000 1 19 1125h001mt1p.a.,11172 1 140 -•-• _ 100,000 1 Do. 1895 100 - - - Can. Gov.elp. e., IFI7-64. 100 100 102 100 / 1 - - Do. Opant,Fob.d.Avg. 100 98 100 491 9 --. Do.6paret.liar.3 100 99 101 - 8114,11081 Do. liporotlon.d.7 ' 100 84 88 87 165,809 Do. Spot et. Ins. ; 100 85 87 - 100,000 CapoolGßopo6por.ll7ll' 100 103 106 - _... Do, 40.1890-1908 1 103 106 197 - -- , Do. do.. 18804101 100 106 107 - - I Do. do. 189001 109 107 108 - NA% 000 D0.6p.0.Ap.1104.1110•, 100 62 94 - 100,000 Carloo,Nov. DOSolp.oti 100 101 108 - 150,000 Do. 1878, 40- 1 100 117 109 108) 1.000,000 Do. 1872 60... ' 100 104 166 - 100.000, Matultivall pm 54.,187111 100 104 106 1051 100,000 Do. 1876 ; 100 146 108 107 200,000 Do. lees! IN 189 107 - 100,001 Do. 1886 1110 106 108 - 1/,6M Nataloov.6p.o.Ap.dtoe. 1 106 1111 101 - 181.1180 Now Brunnflov.llpwrot. 10 1111 101 _. 1,11/AN' Now 0 p Booth Wales Gov., ' _ .00nt.,1871 to 1876 1011 N 08 - 8671,800 Do. 6p. 6. 1886 to 1895 • 100 91 14 911 860,000 1 D0.5p.e.r,1667 to 1875 100 MI 99 100,000, New Zealand elpor coat. 100 106 108 1061 1.000,000 Do. lipsr *ant. 100 93 96 - 500,.. • Do. 6 per omit. 1891 100 105 107 - SW,. . Do.do.l39lJuno&Dos 100 1041 1051 id 106 xd 050,000 Nova Soon& 6p. 0., 1875 • 100 96 100 011 1 .840.900,Qnsonaland Gov. 6p. at. 100 96 97 - 1,177,44 Do. Do. 1891 .... 100 96 97 961 6 720.600 B.Aust.Gov. 6 p.0.,87-77 IN ; - - - DO. 1878 and npwds. 100 107 119 - 850,000 Vlo.Gov.6p. aim. July 100 1091 1101 1101 7.000.000 Do. Op. et. Aoril‘Oe 100 1 1081 lON - BRT/11111 MINN. No. I sh. I Moils. 1 Pd. I CI. prior I flaksa. 4001 .. Chivorton BB 7 8 - 1,900 .. Clifford AmaL llll 71 8 - 1,024 .. Dr. Coo. craviskk ) 1 416 435 - 12,800 E .. Drakewalla 511' .. Bast Bared (Illogan) l9l 16 1 - 6,144 .. East Caradon - 6,000 .. East Corn Brea 6,000 .. East Grenville 1,906 .. East Lovell 4,000 .. E. W. Russell (Tavidk )' 111.7.6 11 21 4861 .. Grarabler &M. doom OS 4 0 - 12,500 4 Great Lam (Unload) all 18 19 - 6,000 .. Great Booth Toler= , 14a6d 1 6,908 .. 0. W. Vor (Holston) l4O 181 191 18) 6,000 .. Grenville - 1,024 .. Herod's Foot .. - 6,000• . . Hlngston Downs 1810.6 21 2/ -• 8061 . Margaret (Uny Want). 111.17.6 6 8 - 9,0001 .. Markel Vay 40,000, 4 Mwyndy Iron Oro : 4; 11 Ir is = 4001 .. New Soton 700 .. North Banos: 1: 3) 5 7 - 0,640 .. North Wbeal Crotty - 6,000 .. Prosper United ' 8.14.0 21 21 - 1,110 .. Providence (1.% Leant); 106.7 30 31 - 512 .. 8. Landon (Bt. Clear) 1/ 1150 380 - 6.168 ' .. South Condors° ..w ; 3.2.0 1 1 - .. 8. W. Frances (Mow) 18.18.9 20 23 - .. &ray Park 36.15.6 4 14 6 1 - 6, .. Croft - 6, 000 .. West Banat (11logan) l/ 111 - 1,014 .. W. Cllnifkil Misheard) 14 8 10 -. 8, - West Chivarton .. West Elston - 613 .. Wb. Bawl (Illogan% 5l 66 70 - 612 .. Wh. Boiler Modroth lB 25 21 - 1,024 . W, Ann (Menhon , 8 14 16 - 306 .. Whoa aeten l4O 130 xd -id 45,000 .. Wilt. Trolawnov (Lisk 1 irli.o 911 - FOREIGN MINN. to. I Bk. I 1 1 1 I Wm MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) OKI O'CLOCK. There is very little demand to-day for stocks and shares, and the markets generally are flat. The public are still selling the English funds, with a view to realise profits, while the speculators for a rise are less disposed to make fresh pur chases. The reduction in Consols, however, does not exceed 1-16 per cent. English railway stocks are again freely offered, and exhibit a fresh fall. The transactions are chiefly specula tive, but there is an increased number of bond fide sales, owing to the recent very discreditable reve lations in connexion with the Brighton Company. Most other securities are quoted about the same as on Saturday, in the absence of dealings of any importance. The money mareet is quiet, and the rates for bills and advances to the Stock Exchange are unaltered, at 21 and '2 to ii per cent. respectively. Consols are now quoted 94 1-16 to 3-16, ex div., for money, and 94 3-16 to 5-16, ex div., for the account (July 10) ; and the Three per Cents. Reduced and New Three per Cents., 94 to I. The foreign stock market is inanimate, and the only changes in the speculative descriptions are a rise of 1 in Italian Bonds of 1861, and a reduction to the same extent in Greek. Turkish Bonds of 1862 are quoted 591 to 601 ; ditto Five per Cents. of 1865, 33f to 34; Greek, 15 to 1 ; Spanish Passive, 24 to 241 ; ditto Certificates, 141 to j ; Italian of 1861, 521 to./ ; and Mexican, 161 to 1. Bank shares are dull, with few transactions. London and Westminster are quoted 104 to 106, being 11. lower ; Union of London, 39 to 41 ; Alli ance, 91 to 9 die., showing flatness ; Consolidated to 1' prem. ; and Imperial Ottoman, 3 to 1 die. Financial shares are unchanged. The present prices are as follows :—lnteniational. 11 to 1 clis. ; London, 20i to 14 din. ; General Credit, 1g to ig die. ; and Credit Fonder, 51 to 54 dis. American securities and Atlantic Cable shares elbow no movement. The 5-20 Bonds are quoted 721 to 73 ; Erie Railway shares, 38i to 39 ; Illinois Central, 781 to 791; Anglo-American Telegraph, 18# to i ; and Atlantic Telegraph 8 per cent. pre ference, 4i to .i. The directors of the Central Argentine Railway Company have made a final call of 1/. 10s. per share, payable on the 22nd of July. HALT-PAST THREE O'CLOCK. Consols are again fractionally lower, at 94 to f, ex div., for money, and 94A to t, ex div., for the account. About 62,0001. in gold bas been sent into the Bank. At Parts to-day the Three per Cent. Rentee opened at 69fr. 45c., being a per cent. lower than on Saturday. It appears from the advice. from Lisbon that a further issue of Portuguese government external stock is likely to take place at an early date. The Secretary of State for India and the Post master-General have issued a notice inviting ten ders from persons willing to contract for the con veyance of the Mediterranean, East India, China, and Japan mails, being those between-1. South ampton and Alexandria ; 2. Marseilles and Alex andria ; 3. Brindisi and Alexandria (as an alternative route with that between Marseilles and Alexandria); 4. Suez and Bombay ; 5. Aden and Yokohama ; or, 6. Calcutta and Yokohama (as an alternative route with that between Aden and Yokohama). The tenders are to be lodged by the 16th September. Mr. Coles Child, one of the directors of the Brighton Railway Company, has individually issued to the proprietors a circular, in which he refers to several points connected with the management of the company's finances, and claims credit for having contributed to the establish ment of various checks. Appended to the circular is a copy of a paper laid before the board by Mr. Coles Child on the sth of March last. Mr. Child says that the object he "had in view in thus writing was to call the serious attention of the directors to the critical position of the company, the necessity for immediate action, and the im portance of devising measures to secure a fair profit on the undertaking." The directors of the London, Chatham, and Dover Railway Company have just issued a report of the company's financial connexion with the contractors, Messrs. Peto and Company. They arm, incredible though it may seem, that the re sult of an investigation is that Messrs. Peto owe the company no less a sum than 6,661,9411.195. id. They, however, make the important qualification that they have calculated the stock issued to this firm at par, whereas some of it is known to have been issued in the market at 274 per cent. only. The directors, however, state that they leave the contractors to prove a different result. It appears that the Imperial Mercantile Credit Association, now in liquidation, claims 135,0001., for which the directors say there is "no foundation." The General Credit and Discount Company claim 160,0001. ' which the directors say cannot be sustained. The committee of the defence association of Overend, Gurney, and Co. (Limited) has issued another circular to the " alleged " shareholders, in which it states that, " for the satisfaction of its members, and in order that they may not be misled as to the effect of the recent decisions (referred to in the circular of the committee), by which the judgment of the Vice-Chancellor Malin in this case has been virtually overruled," it deems it necessary to issue extracts from the short-hand writer's notes. An adjourned meeting of the English share holders of the Bank of Bombay is to be held at the offices of the East India Association, 55, Parlia ment-street, on Tuesday, the 2nd of July, when an important report will be submitted by the com mittee appointed to wait upon the Secretary of State for India. The final call of 11. 10s. is to be paid on the shares of the Central Argentine Railway Company (Limited) by the 22nd of July. The third instalment of 20 per cent. is to be paid on the Great Northern Railway Company's Five per Cent. Permanent Preference Stock by the Ist of July. The dividend of Is. 2id. per share, declared at the last general meeting of the Belgian Eastern Junction Railway Company, is announced as pay able on the Ist July. The arrangements are notified in connexion with the payment of the interest on the shares of the Madras Irrigation Company. The traffic return of the Great Western Railway of Canada for the week ending the 7th inst. shows an increase of 2081. over last year. The dividend due the Ist July on the Turkish Loan of 1862 is announced for payment in due course by Messrs. Glyn and Co. 8811111 DAT Eviorrtio. Consola,which closed yesterday at 94g, "buyers,' 9 ex div., for the 10th of July,Jened this morning at 94/i to „, and closed at 94 to For money the last price was 941 to k. e Three per Cents. Reduced and New Three per Cents. were quoted at one o'clock 93} to 1. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 94.1, k div. • Three per Cents. Reduced, on, ; New Three : per Cents., 931, I ; India Stock, shut ; ditto, for account, 217 ex div. ; ditto, Five per Cent., 109, ex div. ; ditto Five per Cent. " enlaced" rupee paper, 103 k ; ditto Bonds, 565. prem. . . ------, - Indian Government securities were quiet. The March Exchequer Bills were dealt in at 225. to 265. prem., and the Jane at 21s. to 235. prem. Very fez dealings were recorded in foreign stocks, and prices closed the same as yesterday, A gra Malt. Osta now. gra rya I gra I gra qrs. gra I— iota Plasilah 3377 655 13516 1631 310 66 :152413 Foreign' .. 116070 9736 62341H3436 140 6341 Total .. 68447 10601 , 13996, 62704 3756 196 , 21143 LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. (THIS DAY.) (BT TKLEGBAPH.) (TROY OUR OWN OORRIMPONDINT.) The market quiet, at the quotations of Saturday. Sales ►bout 8,000 or 10,000 bales. 35,000 100,0001 1 10,000 1 10 15,0001 25,000 1 110,000 5 10,000' 10 locooei 1 15,00? I 15,000, 1 50,000. 10,000 10 T.??? $O,OOO 10,000 .----- iiit,iio 11,000 120,Er50 1 mOOO 20 03,174 30 30,000 2 50,000 1 10,000 10 3,000 10 20,004 I *moo. 1 73,000 1 33400. 00 - 11110 11,0001 10 N . 1100 100 u db. is is. so w 110 11,600 10 11. 60 01,, IS 1111 0,0001 100 10 10,1100 100 10,000110 0,000;100 100001 10 40,000; 10 /40110 100 10.0001 & 10,000 100 10,000 100 114,0001 10 40,000 1•1 10,000000 10 101 110 00, , 000, 10 1 17,010 10 I 10,000 101 , 10,000 101 10,000. 11 11,061 1110 , 10,0001001 40,000 it 10,1k0 WO Ilk* 11,1 cs,pt. Angto-BrakOoldiLinii Australian Cape Copper (United) I Capula Silver (Limited) Chontaleeo.&B.lllin.,L , po (Led) Don Pedro, imit N. Del Rest Del Rey ) Fortuna ( it Prontino&BolinaGold General Illapande (Limited) Unares (Limited) Lusitanian (Undted) IPannicillo Copper (L) Pesterena Cold (L oco .) ). .Pontribandililver Lead IPort Phillip Royal Cobra Copper Scottish AnstraLrim ) St. John del Rey Um ) United Mexican Uns Vol Antigone 0* d (L VallansascaOold(Uan. Vancouver Coal (Urn. Val Swain (Limited) Washoe Oold (Limited! Worthing (Limited) Yorke Pftile(Um ' Yudeneroutene (Um ) • 31 f 15-16 pn ~ Y.ar::lr'im.. R c~o:i, bp. rt.g.trilndlan(Mv. Marino Investment L.l Ilfatuithm Land, &e. (L.; Itxten. Iferehent flhipplng (L.: 'Millman F. LlADmiiiL, Millman Iron Wort ,,,, Natal Lead s Col.C. L. j 1 Nailonal Cow L. Do. No.. isett ini f. 'National Prov.3l Discionsptomas Nay _ Nowennoulidat.r i s. m i t t :r i Yew quoins,* N.Zeittand Let %1.A4.(1. , I.74aland T.& Loan Northern Amon ToeiL Do. B N.Brte. Auotrolasian (L • V. Wit .t %wean. In4L tkesa Marine (Inman. Manta' Fistula Wu. kientol Oso (Llzolted) • Do. New I 10 Orient Inland Stearn' L. l 10 Otago It Sthland invest 6 Otternan Gas (Limitedr ' 10 Panama B.M. bistant,Ll Do. do. St reelltre Lstott 50 rvainsulartt 60 Do. do. ti w 60 Sewl6 25 L6oJ.Citylnaprov.(l.) ; SO 60 Janeiro Gas (Lim 11:al Mall Steams • Bt. Soot Austra. Inv (L I Elnan. Eapi este (L 60 African M. &In. (L) ' O SoutbAustrallan Land , dt. :Subarine Telegraph 1 I Do Scalp t TeLeonstrae.ailainlL Do. Do. .. 10 _Thames& Ilerser L.): 0 Trinidad Petroleum 10 fru iidagener of Aus.(L t 10 P. L Co. at P. Canada' 60 Maillutne of Liver. (Lli 16 United Discounteorp(4 I United Y. Toler. Co. •2 s' Do. 10 per cent. pref. IS Unman. Marino Ins.(L t 10 Van Diemen's Lard (L t. 100 VioerorotEoo(llar.X.l 0 Warrant nuance (Mal 000 Westlndiat Pantfle Mat PREFERENCE EFL Brit;txt,ou 7 per eerie. par pea' 1 Oftlls 1 pa 11 le I pa id 11 11 i 17 .I 11 , i t 1 li xd 64 66 11 2 i da _ • m.l 1 14 14 48 U 87 . gE. 184 194 Obi Pm 6 lb 7 121 18 111 2 pm 41 i 6 18 2, 88 91 96 68 xd t 161. 1111 par, lds par) 111 12 er 11 lid!' INls 8 ddb as 16 17 1618 die 3 IdL 1 Oidisl Int 16 121 6 4 dile 7 10 62 6141. 4 3 dls 26 33 100 106 106 106 6 4M. 7 6 dhe ej s idi' 4 3 db. 24 13 dls 41..6j4J, i pm 1 6 aM• 9 7d6 141 a par 1 lipm ——6 l 11111416 1 . 11 31411. 8 14 15f IS 11 10iii• 0014 it 3 db 4 6 46 0 81 7 6 416 6 3 dl. 11 *IL 111 L . 23 TO Me We Par, 41 S . 6 A ali ail an I id. If I} U. 31 4 poi I limo 1 If lAdis If if I dla 9 To; ni 1. Jr) 6 tEES. aranteed, apart from a decline of to Ipe cent. in Chilian scrip, Italian of 1861, Spanish Passive, and the Committee's Certificates. MINES.--(THIS DAL) Oxs o'CLoci. The mining market is rather active to-day, especially as regards Clifford, Wheal Grenville, Prince of Wales, Great RataHack, Chiverton, and Great Vor shares. Some of the present quotations are as follows :—Clifford, 74 to 8, call paid ; Wheal Grenville, 275. 6d. to 30s. ; Prince of Wales, 31 to ; Great Retallack, 41 to 5 ; Wheal Basset, 68 to 70 ; West Caradon, 8 to 9 ; North Crotty, 31 to 41, ; West Kitty, 17s. 6d. to 20s. ; Great Vor, 181 to 19, ex div. ; and West Chiverton, 67 to 68. Foreign and colonial mining shares are steady. ' St. John del Rey are quoted 64 to 66 ; Don Pedro, 3 to 4 prem. ; Anglo-Brazilian, / to a irem. ; Rsa Grande, / to I ; Anglo-Italian, II to prem. ; Pestarena, to / prem. ; Chontales, to 1 pram ; Frontino and Bolivia, 9-16 to 11-16 ; and Port Phillip, / to 1/. COMMERCIAL AND MARKET& MARK-LANE.—(TIIIB DAY.) The supply of English wheat on isle at oar market to day was moderate. The good extent of last week's import►- tion of wheat and flour and the fineneu of the weather produced much inactivity in the trade, yet very ►ittle change took place in pries. The tendency of the market, however, was decidedly towards easier quotations. Foreign wheat was ra moderate supply, and slow re gout. The aggregate business transacted was area. In prince there was no alteration. Barlwas in moderate demand at late rates. The sup ply of Eng lish produce was small ;of foreign moderate. The m alt trade was dull, at drooping currencies. Oats were in good supply. Russian descriptions, ex ship, were rather cheaper, but in other respects the quotations were unaltered. For beans there was little inquiry, and notwithstanding their comparative scarcity prenous rates were barely sup _ ported. . . . . Peas were a slow sale, but not quotably cheaper. In seeds and cake. there was little passing on former terms. The flour trade was heavy, but we have no change to re port in prices. With few arrivals reported at the various porta of call and the limited choice of all kinds of grain, the floating cargo trade has been inactive during the week, and the amount of business passing has been limited. There has been • fair demand for fine cargoes of wheat, and for such an advance of 6d. on previous quota tions was readily paid. In cargoes on emealle or for shipment there has been little activity, and prices tend downwards. We quote Ghirka Odessa arrived, 58a. 6d. to 60e. ; Ghirka Nicolideff, 605. ' • Polish Odessa, 61s. ; Banat, to be shipped, 41s. 9d. to Me. lid. There was a fair demand for Main), at the commencement of the week, but subsequently there were few inquiriee, and the quotations show • decline of 6d. Mixed American has changed hands at 38e. 6d. In the absence of any transactions the value for barley arrived must be considered n ominal. Cargoes on passage and to be shipped, are in request at extreme rates. Danubian on mirage sold at 295. 3d. per 4001 M. Rye has been neglected, and no sales have been reported. The current quotation for Danubian or Azov on passage is 345. There is but a short supply of beans on offer, nevertheless late rates bad not been maintained. Mixed American on plumage realised 35a. sd. ; Behared, 36e. per 4801 be. There have been no fresh arrivals of linseed, and the demand for seed on passage has much decreesed ; prices consequently have receded 2s. to Is., and even at this reduction par chasers seem little disposed to operate. Calcutta to be shipped, 62.5. to 625. 6d. ; Black Bea and Azov, 62a. Gd. Rapeseed meets • dull inquiry, and the prime rule easier. We quote Ferozepore, arrived, 51s. ; Calcutta, 48e. 9d. ditto, to be shipped, 46e. to rak. 3d. Only one cargo of cottonseed has arrived, which changed hand on fall terms. Egyptian, on pamage, is quoted 9/. 2s. 6d.; Calcuttapoppy seed, to be shipped, has sold at 575. 6d. to 58.. ARRIVALS OF GRAIN. &c.. INTO LONDON BY LANDJAND WATER CARRIAGE MOM JUNE 17 TO JUNE U, BOTH INCLUSIVIL MINCING-LANE.-{THIS DAY.) SUGAR.—The market for raw is inactive, but for refined there is a more active demand. Dried goods at steady prices. Pieces at a slight advance. Correll.—Owing to lame parcels being declared for public sale. the market privately is inactive. Tea.—The market continues quiet. IlicE.—About 4,000 begs of soft grain sold at 12.. cask for Moulmein. 100 puns. sold ; Leeward' at Is. 5d., and Demerara at Is. 7d. to Is. 74d. Curro".—The sales are confined to small parcels, at steady prices. dirt.-1,000 bales sold for arrival, at 15/. to 21W. HEMP.—Russian, firm ; clean, at 35/. to 3.W. 10s. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The market is firm :—Town tallow is quoted 425. Gd.; Petersburg Y.C. oa the spot, 445. 6d.; June, 445. Gd. ; October to December. 45e. 6d. ; December, 465. PARTICI:MMUS Of TALUDW. Stock on hand this day.. casks 43,611 Delivery lad week Ditto from Ist June LSO i 1 Arrival last week 872 Ditto from Ist June %lei a cl. d. e. PrkeY. C. en spot this day •1 9 41 Ditto Toms last kliday 1864. ill • a 1965. 1930. 1967. - --• 30,596 27.968 16,455 1,291 1,466 1,420 4,435 6,761 3,972 284 974 1,127 `,647 6.394 1,799 9. d.' a d. 4. S. a. a. 6 40 146 0 47 3 459 Arrival fee the week 'weft tag July Ira year, 408 nab. and delivery, 938 reeks. The arrival lest week komprhed CO casks from Petersburg, 3 km Award* 477 from South Amerks—tel4l. 1,1117. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) The supply of beasts is again short, and there is • fair demand. Prices for choicest qualities have advanced • little, but inferior kinds are not dearer. Trade is dull for sheep ; although the supply is short it is difficult to maintain late rates. Lambs are plentiful and trade for them exceedingly bad. Very few reach our top quotations. Calves are lower. Our foreign supply consu l ts of 1.6:10 beasts. 4,570 sheep, 304 calves, and 20 pigs. From Scotland there are 91 beasts ; Norfolk and Suffolk, 1,250, sad 679 from the Northern and Midland counties. Per stone of labs ad. ad. I Per done of filba. ad. ad. Best !loots Ifereld4 5 0 5 6 ; Bed Doe& 111-bdsfd 5 0 5 2 Best Short-horns 6 0 5 4 , Host Loogwools.... 0 0 0 • Aoecool quo/ beads S 4 ♦ 4 1 Do. do. M0r0.... 4 6 410 Weal 4 0 5 8 1 Ewes& 'wood qua 0 0 • • 3 4 4 4 Da. do. Shorn.. 4 0 4 4 id Htf-hreds 0 0 0 0 Lads .6 8 8 Heat Dos,- -_ Beads at market, 3,1:60; sheep and lambs, 21,20.1; calves, 319; pigs, 470. BOROUGH HOP MARHET.—(THIS DAY.) Messrs. Pattenden and Smith report the accounts from the plantations during the past week have shown no im provement ; on the contrary, the fly and lice seem gradu ally to have increased, the attack being general throughout Sussex, East and Mid and the Weald of Kent. Suitable weather may, however pull the hops through the blight. Market quiet and steady at the advance, speculators being afraid to venture at the present prices, and holders in no way inclined to push sales. COAL MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Walls End Hetton,l9s.6d.; Will. End Haswell,l9s. Gd.; Walls End South Hatton 19s. 3d. • Walls End 19s. ; Walls End East H artlepool, 18Z. 6d. ; Walls En Original Hartlepool, 19s. 6d. ; Walls End South Kelloe, 18s. ; Will. End Caradoe, 18s. 6d. ; Walls End Tunstall, 17s. 3d. ; Walls End Hetton Lyons, 17s. 3d. ; Walls End Hcugh Hall, 18s. ; Wyhun, 16s. ; West Hartley, 18s. ; Huddle's Hartley, 18s.—Ships at market, 48 ; at pea, 2.5. NEWSPAPER SIGNATURES IN FE.ANCE. —The signa tures make a notable difference between French newspapers and ours, not in form merely, but also in substance. It obvious that the proper name at the end of an article has some influence on its style. A man who signs what he says to the public, will naturally be more prudent and courteous than one who speaks unknown from behind the broadsheet. Compare, as is right, our neighbour'. best with our own best. In the one there is a tone of high breeding which the other scarcely condescends to use. Anything sharply said, even to the verge of coarseness, seems to us well said, if we be but convinced that it is well deserved. Justice in substance, as we reckon it, atones fee many sins of form. The French journalist signing his name, writes as he would speak within hearing of his ad versary before a select assemblage of well-bred critics ; his politeness in the use of his weapon serving at times to sharpen its sting. The English journalist shrouded behind his editorial '• we " uses no polite circumlocution. He speaks the strong, fearless, AuthoritAtlve Lyng:lase of • public functionary fulfilling a public duty. This is the language we untleretAnd and like, and therefore it is spoken. 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