The Express. — London, England, 1867-07-03 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) EQUITY COURT. (Before Vice-ClioncOlor Sir W. Poge Wood.) 1 .0 1, r. ....... . T te f a llowin g q uestion arose on the further consideration • canto:. .t gentleman died intestate, and Lis personal 1 .,. rty llilitriblltAble in equal shares amongst his eh I under the Statute of Distributions. The statute that itch:int:eh 1113.1, hy the intestate in his lifetime y idold are to Lc oleillictuil from that child's share; the question was whether several sums which r. this case been advanced to one of the suns, were to advances. There were the following : 420 f. !Ilium on articling the son to an attorney and soh :tnd 1•21/. .Is. for stamps ; stilt. fur the purchase of a -11.'19 , in the I Ith Dragoons (the son having changed 13si. I Is. for bit outfit, and Fag. for ; and several SUMS amounting to 3,..70/. paid in in. ‘1,„..„t. over the years 1 , 61 in order to enable e .11 b o discharge certain debts of honour for money lust .• Mr. Kay, and Mr. Parke, Mr. Springall Thompson, !H t:. M. Ifift.inl. , ;,ntl Mr. Wolstenholnse, Mr. • a,li W. Chitty, Mr. Wincock, 14. C., and Mr. Street, for the different parties. rim V iced 'lrincellor said that the sums raid for the pre :•i 111 :sail for the commission, were clearly ad. • dot by authority. It was immaterial that • purpose iii one instance had failed as to the sums paid His HonourAview was, that whatever might be ;•1 to hate been withdrawn from the common fund of ••:••Gnuly lout be considered as an advance. The court .1 not to look to the application of these moneys, but •• yto the fact of their withdrawal. The father appeased • h.,re been in receipt of $.llOO/. a year, but the fund distributed at his death gave but little more than • , isi/• to each child. As the premium, commission, and • iI.IV.tIICC% fur debts would exhaust the share other ..• coming to the son's family, it became unnecessary •• his honour to decide the pant AN to the :Nrf/. Ils. fur suu's outfit. Thanu would be a declaration accordingly. COURT OF PROBATE (llefore the J udge )rdinary.) cox r. cox. Mr. Muthßettor., Q.C., mat Mr. Blithe Cooper, for the ,ntitr ; the Quecu's Achocate and Mr. tieark for the r•. edrnt. _ _ _ The testator in this case was Theodore Cox late of +-tan, Warwickshire, inalster, who was drown ed on the ..tii of October last, in consequence of falling into a ...r while in an epileptic fit. He was 12 years of age at time of his death, and be had married in the course .• the previous year. His wife had been a widow with .I.lren of her own, and also with step-children by her r . m,r husband. tin Dec. 31, Psi..., the testator executed . sill by which be left a legacy of 2,0001. to Miss Rey one of these step-children. He also wade a bequest • lie plaintiff, his brother Edwin, and his children; and a hie interest in the residue of his property to his ~at, with remainder to varioutimembersof his own family. fig,- total value of his estate was between 6,000/. and lly a subsequent will dated on the 2:irsl of May, 1-.;, he reduced Alias Reynolds's legacy from 2,01.10/. to be gave his wife an absolute legacy of 2,000/., and ,ter bequeathing some other legacies he distributed his ,mlue amongst his brother's children. The plaintiff propounded the last will, and the defendant widow) resisted probate, on the ground of undue ‘ecution, unsoundness of mind, undue influence, and Inc ease had made vei7 little progress before we went tv Kea. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Before Mr. Commissioner Ito Loyd.) IN RE RIR II ORION YET°, BART., M.P., AND CO. Adjudication of bankruptcy was this day made against Sir Morton Peto, Bart., M.P., Edward Ladd Ben., and Thomas Russell Crampton, described as contractors, of Crest Georgeotreet, Westminster. The adjudication was mode on the petition of Mr. Warden, of the Railway Iron Works, Edgbaston, near Birmingham—the act of bank ruptcy being a declaration of insolvency. The petition was prevented by Mr. Denton, of the firm of Maynard, Son, and Co., of Colemrn-street, who are the solicitors under the proceedings. The bankruptcy will be prosecuted in the court of Mr. Commissioner Holroyd. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIB DAY.) BOW-STREET. RIURWAY ROBBERY AM) EXTRAORDINARY RECOVERY Or THI PkoPERTT. Mr. Geo. Bell Galloway, commission agent, of RI, Gower erect, waited upon Mr. Vaughan and informed him that on Monday evening as he was walking along Oxford-street, at about half.p tat 10, he took out his watch and was looking et it by the light of a tavern window, when it was sud denly snatched from his hand by a young man, who suc ceeded in snapping the chain in two and escaping with th e property. Witness give information at the police-station, and returned home ; but during the night he had a pre ventiment that bias watch would be taken to a certain shop in Loog•acre, which he had often noticed, anal sold. He oommunicated his suspicions to the police the seat morning, and went there himself at about 11 a clock, in company with a friend, the Rev. Mr. Bligh. He inquired of the shopkeeper (a Mr. Parker, of 19, Long acre) if he had had a portion of a gold chain o ff ered to him for sale like the piece in witness's hand, and he replied that he had not. As witness was turning round to leave the shop, be accidentally caught sight of a watch awn lying one bench, which he instantly recognised as his own. He looked at it and asked Mr. Parker how he came by it. He replied that he bought it of a young man half an hour leo. Witness looked round, and saw the movement of the catch on another bench, which he also identified. Parker mid he bought the case for 1/., and the movement fur ti. rd., aa a worn-out watch. Witness asked how that mold be, for the movement was still going, and keeping ricellent time. The maker's name on the dome had been naked off. Witness said, " I consider you have received this watch under very questionable circumstanoes," and called in a police-officer. Parker said witness might have the watch back again, as he was willing to deliver it up; but witness insisted, on public grounds, in having the matter investigated. The oonstable took possession of the watch, and he (witness) now applied for a warrant, requiring Parker to attend and explain his possession of the pro yerty. , A summons baring been granted and issued at once, the shopkeeper. Geor9e Parker, attended, and the prose cutor repeated his statement in the presence of the defendant. He was confirmed by the Rev. Mr. Bligh. Sergeant Chappel, F 4, deposed that he questioned de. fendant, who in reply, said that the young man who sold the watch gave the name of John Roberts, but left no address. He was a stranger, and sold it as a " worn out watch." The defendant, who had declined to ask the witneuses any questions, was proceeding to make a statement, when he was stopped by Mr. Vaughan who said he did not mean to dispose of the case. The defendant would be remanded for a week, and then the matter would go for trial Bail would be accepted. Defeodant—liut surely you will hear my statement in defesoe Mr. Vaughan—l shall not. You had an opportunity of putting questions to the witnesses, and declined it. Defendant—l never heard of such a thing. The mosectitor demanded a warrant, on public grounds, to search the premises of the defendant, to ascertain If the remainder of his gold chain was there. These outrages in the public streets were of daily occurrence, and the ease ought to fully investigated. Defendant—lt is probable that there may be hundreds of pieces of chain like your's in my shop. I buy such things. It is my trade. As for a search-warrant, a dozen policemen may go to my place if you like. Mr. Vaughan—lf you consent, then there is no reason for a search-warrant to issue. Defendant—Of course I shall be allowed to accompany the pollee? I could not permit my things to be pulled about sad damaged anyhow. )(r. Vaughan—lf you can get bail you may go with the takers. _ _ The defendant's solicitor, Mr. Piesse, attended shortly Ifterwards, expreued his astonishment at the charge, and rtiered bail to any amount. The ease was then remanded for a week, and the de fendant accompanied the officer and prosecutor to his shop. TIIE DEED FORGERY CANE. Eione:er JOllei, who had been remanded for uttering forged Ileedi, has been finally examined and committed fee trial. The facts of the case having been already pub. haled, no further report is necessary. BENEVOLENCE: Mr. Vaughan has received from Mears. Garrard au I Jones, Et, Suffolltatreet, Pa ll -mall, a cheque for 2W. f or the poor•box, a legacy bequeathed by the l a t e G eorge Ray eat ~ Sloane-street. Another of the terrible secrets of Sheffield emonism was laid bare yesterday. A file grinder, named Renshaw, confessed that he committed the crime known t ' the " Acorn-street murder," and that he was hired to . 1 0" the job" in the fashion with which the disclosures of Crooke*, Broadhead, and others have made us too familiar. A man named Thompson was tried for this crime, and narrowly escaped a conviction. Renshaw completely "'wrated Thompson yestenlay, and declared that he was alone at the time he flung the grenade into the house. Some further evidence of a very remarkable character was given yeetenlny. THREATENED STRIKE OF WAITHIL9.—The waiters in the city and West-end are asking for a redress of their grievances to prevent, as is alleged, a strike. They com plain of the small salaries they receive for 12, 14, and 16 lourss per day, and ask for be. per day. Petitions have been cot to some of the large taeerns and hotels in the City an,l %Felten& and meetings have been held for the formation of protection societies and for mutual coo-opee LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE (RT TELZOILAPH.) NEWMARKET MEETING. -(TH IS DAY.) MIOSI'MMER STAMM. B.M. Featlore and Golden Bloom are here. BEAUFORT STAKES. One mile and a quarter. Ihtleainan, Vandervelde, Seville, Opoponax, Little Len, Ravioli, Itradamante, Lemke, Chignon, Mar mite, Claverhouse, Nine Elms and Water Cure are here. r.—Dragon, Montgoubert, Roland, Acta.a, Ilaidee, and Comera. THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, JULY 3, 1867. OOLOZRAL GOVERNMINT Atccreir its. EXETER STAKES. T.Y.C. Lady Elizabeth, Retirement, lux, Remedy filly, Pearl Feather, (lenience, Athena. Le Venitien, Grinurton, Ritualist, False Alarm, and Poleaxe are here. l'a• • • Foutt a r.—Adeline, Antonia, &della., Myosotis, Morning Star, Nelly Ruse, Mercure, Vagary, The Parson, Itlack I)ianiond, Papillon, Crazy Peggy, and Cock o' the Walk. HANDICAP PLATE. T.Y.C. Friponniet, lost 51b; Bismarck, 84 ; Xing Victor, Net 51b ; Jasper, sat :flb ; Cheltenham, 7at 121 b ; Bounce away, ist 101 b ; Python, ist fah ; Seringapatam, let 21b; Maid 31arian, net 131 b ; See Saw, gat 101 h ; Vette, fiat 1016; Court Card, cat 2113 ; Bouquetiere, fist ; Patti, rot 101 b. ; Carlotta f, Gat 101 b ; Pyrrhic, :Set 101 b ; Lady Barbara, 54 71h; The Returned, 54 ilb ; WIN Giraffe, :kit 71b. Alt are here. TOWN PLATE. B.M. Kingly Vale, Muter Hobert, Aaaineboine, Eglamonr, Roquerant, Sir Oliver. Hippw , Juper, and Cheltenham. All are here. HANDICAP PLATE. T.Y.C. I'antaloon, !tit 71b ; Volunteer, !let alb; Queen of Trumps, sot 1:31b; Vespasian, Sat sib ; Pericles, sat Sib ; Mrs. Stratton , Sot .11b ; Itenvoglio,rist 216; Whitby, not 11b ; Sat; Jasper. Sat; Chippers am, ist 1316; Mimeo away, Tat 1016 ; Porter'a Knot, at 10Ib ; Sunnylecks, ist ,lb ; Chignon, 7st 71b ; Python, 7st tdb ; Indian Star, let 416 ; Lino Peter, 7st 21b ; Claymore, let ; Signal, Cwt 131 b ; Aldcroft, hot 101 b; Lady Sophie, Est 101 b ; Maid Marian, foot 1016 ; Parma, Sat sib ; Assineboine, fiat 51b ; Vedette c, Cost ; Carlotta f Sat 101 b ; Lady Kitty f, Sot 71b; Signal f, Sot 71b. All are here. CARLISLE MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) ATHLETIC STAKES. Five furlongs. Crown Prince, 9st ; Euipress of India, Bst Blb ; Contract, 7st 81h ; l;ayous, 7st flub ;M►id of Usk, 7st 41b ; Haphazard, 7st 41h ; Mountain Maid, 7st 4lb ; and Evelina, Est Illb. All are here. SCURRY HANDICAP. Six furlongs. Tyke, Met 1016 ; Contract, Mat 21b ; Miss Boswell, 74 71b; Master Butt Ally, 7st ; Esmeralda, 7st ; Hawthorn Bloom, Tat ; and Imperator, list 121 b. All are here. LOTTERY STAKES. One mile and a quarter. Fitzroy, King Hal, Hawkswell, Helen, Sweet Jessie, Haphazard, Shamrock, Rabbit Trap, and Wee Wee Flower are here. HER MAJESTY'S PLATE. Two MHOS. War, Lion, Jessie, Honesty, Fitzroy, Honestiah, South ampton c, Miss Boswell f, Sundeelah, Helen, Lord Hastings, Master Butterfly, Rabbit Trap, El Cid, Impera tor, ilawkswell, and Crown Prince are here. THE VISIT OF THE VICEROY OF EGYPT. We are authorized to state that the Lord Mayor (Mr. Alderman Gabriel) and the Lady Mayoress will en tertain his Highness the Viceroy of Egypt at a grand ban quet at the Mansion-house, on Thursday, the 11th inst., his Highness having accepted the invitation given to him by the Lord Mayor at Paris. THE LONDON C 9 11 CAM BINATION.—The Cabmen's Trade Union Society, only recently established, promises to be a formidable combination ; 1,1150 have mined it within the last seven weeks, and meetings are about to be held to enrol additional members. At a large meeting of cabmen, recently held at Paddington, Mr. Mann, the chairman, said that the movement was not for a strike; were it so, they would be flying in the face of the public, who were their only support. He hoped such a thing as a cabmen's strike would never occur again, for they had ample experience of the last to deter them from another. They (the licensed cab-drivers of London) had ability enough to settle theirown differences by arbitration should any arise. CRINOLINE —Last evening Mr. Bedford, the Westminster coroner, held an ingtmst at St. George's Hos pital on the body of Stephanie Lenoir, a single woman, 223 years of age, who was roasted to death on Friday morn ing last. It appeared that the deceased bad been a lady's maid, but owing to the birth of an illegitimate child had not for 12 months been in a situation. She resided with a Mrs. Dye, of 27, Queen-street, Brompton, whom she left shortly before 9 o'clock to go and see her baby, which was at nurse at 9, Stewart's-road, Chelsea. Wben she ar rived there Mrs. Webb was washing the child in the kitchen, and deceased ran round and kissed it on the cheek. She then suddenly screamed out " I am on fire ; fetch some blankets." Mrs. Webb ran upstairs and brought down two blankets. She met deceased in the door way, enveloped in a sheet of flame. She tried to envelope her in the blankets, but in vain, her own dress catching fire in the attempt. A young man lodger, however, assisted her, and by the aid of water the fire was extin guished. By medical advice the injured woman was con veyed to the hospital wrapped up in blankets, where she expired two hours after ad m ission. Mr. Sims, the house surgeon, said she was so much injured that she was uncon scious she was burnt, although she could speak. She was dying when admitted. The kitchen in which the unfortu nate occurrence took place was very email, with • fire in the grate, and no guard before it. The dress of the young woman was of muslin, with four light petticoats extended with a large crinoline. After some remarks on the shock ing character of the use, a verdict of " Accidental Death" was recorded. A GxoLocilcAL LEGEND IN INDIA..—The following somewhat interesting legend is, perhaps, more generally current amongst the Mohammedan than amongst the Hindu populace. It is, however, curious, inasmuch as it appears to prove that the changes, which geology teaches us have taken place on the earth's surface, have not escaped the observation of people so comparatively ignorant and unre fined as the village sages of India. In the golden age, when men spoke the truth, there was one sage so much better than all other men, even as men then were that he was an especial favourite of heaven. Tired of the petty cares and follies of mankind, he retired from the great city in which he had dwelt before, and lived alone, far from other men, for ages, in the practice of oontempht tion and the study of God. Whoa ages had thus rolled away, he bethought him once to return to his Dative city and see what had become of it. He did so. When he drew near the site of the great city, lo ! it was gone, and • beautiful lake, calm, placid, clear, occupied its place. Skiffs were sailing over d ; pleasure parties made its waters musical with their songs and instruments; birds were skimming over the waters, and dipping to them occa sionally ; while on the shore the bustle and animation of the chase might be faintly heard in the distant jungles. Drawing near an old boatman, the sage asked: "My friend, what has become of the city that once stood here?" " Yon mistake, reverend sir," said the boatman ; "then never was any city here ; this has always been • lake. Rut there are cities miles away to the south and west." The sage knew, however, he was not mistaken. There bad been • city there : it was gone. Musing as he went, how man and the earth change, while God remains unchangeable, the sage returned to his hermitage, and lived ages again in contemplation. At length he bethought him of 'letting again the site of his own city which had become • lake. With that true intuitive knowledge that belonged to the golden age in which he bad lived, he found out the site, though all was changed, and now • mighty forest stood where the city had been. He could hear the calls of the monkeys, and the occasional roar of wild beasts issuing from the depths of the wood, whilst the air was alive with the songs of birds. A numerous cavalcade was approaching, at the heed of which rode • young man who was splendidly dressed. He seemed to be a prince, the others *bowel him so much deference. As the prince drew near the sage asked him—" Pray, sir, did you ever hear of a city that stood here once—a great and populous city? Though when I was last bees it had changed into a lake : perhaps you have heard of that?" " Never," said the young prince, condescendingly ; " this has always been a forest, and has always been the chief hunting-ground of my forefather', the kings of this country. Has it not, my lord?" he asked, turning to an an old nobleman in his suite. " Undoubtedly, your royal highness. The refuge of the world speaks hut the truth," was the reply of the old courtier. " When I was young," said the sage, still addressing the prince, " I lived in , a great and populous city that stood where this forest DOW deeds. Some time after I came here, and the city had become • lake,—see, here are some shells ; perhaps they were left by the lake,—and now it is • forest." " The man is, doubtless, mail," said the young prince, as he rode on. " Undoubtedly. your royal highness. The Asylum of the World always speaks the truth," said the old courtier. Musing much on the changeableness of earth and man, and the unchange ableness of God, the sage returned to his her mitage, and spent ages ag a i n i n contemplation. At length he thought he would revisit the site of the old city, where he had seen the lake and the forest. He went, and as he drew near, he saw • mighty river flowing along. and a great city on i's banks, just where the old city had been. Wondering he entered it, and said to an old man, whom he found engaged in contemplation, "Do you know when this city was built? or what has become of the forest that stood here?" The old man laughed, and replied, " There has never been any forest here. This has always been n city. I and my forefathers have lived in this city for ages." The sage turned muting away, and having reached his hermitage, he threw himself on the ground, exclaiming, " It is enough, it is enough, 0 God ; when the world end man are constantly changing thus, why should I only be left ? lam weary of life.' And so saying, he laid himself down, and died. Fruser's Maganee for July. to too too SIiABE LIST&-(TH18 DAY.) ON* o'Czon. There is little business in British railway stocks, but the tendency of the market is rather better. North British has improved per oent., Great Eastern 4, and London, Chatham, and Dover and Great Western, 4. The other leading lines are steady, at the closing prices of yesterday. Metropolitan stock is quoted 123 k to 4 ; Great Western, 421 to 43 ; London and North Western, 1121 to 4; Midland, 1111 to 4 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1271 to 1281 ; Caledonian, 114 to 111 ; South Eastern, 631 to 64 ; Great Eastern, 26 Co 1 ; Great Northern, 113 to 114 ; ditto A, 1114 to 112; London, Chatham, and Dover, 17 to .1 ; North British, 30 to 31 ; and Brighton, 52t to 1. OADINANY MALIN AND STOCID. tramways I Ct°= • • Salm i. 41 +7 t W. 114. I Bauman I Ca () = 7 cas 18w10401 7 • m. St 100 , Bristol sad lamer - - 79 81 - St.loo ,Coledoolon 1 100 111 - 100 !Cushion 10 all 'Corawsll.. S 5 fit 100 ' Duhnnuad BeLteetlsne N NI ... St. 100 'Dundee,Parth,ttAbd.llN 741 71 - 100 I all Fad Loados &sip Cert -•- - IJO all ' D 0.... -.- - 8t 1100 itlaigowsleflrii;;Zeti - - - St. 1100 Ora& Lehr* Ord. St. ! 251 0 25 1 6 4 1 St. 1100 Do. L Ass. Wk., N 0.2 6 7 - St. 110 Oreullorthol Scotland! - .... -. 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Cite - tatel'o3,l . B.llj Copkevo (Limited) Dos Pedro, N. Del Rey' I lasi Del Bey (Llualted)' recto= (Welted) Raclin° & General gapeada (Limited) I Limns (Limited) Wafted= (Limited) Panulelllo Copper (L) 1 Peetereeke O d (Mal.); I 100:600 6 Port 11,000 60 Revd Coli) °7 U 19,000 1 /*Mak AnatralrM..) 11,000 10 Bt. John del Ray (Um) 471,r 0 S 30 United Menem (Lm. so, Val Antigens Gold (L.) 10,000 VallanzaaesOold(Um. ) 10,0 1 Vanoonvir cosi (Lm.) 8. 1 Val Swam /Limited; !OAK Wombat' Gold (Limited, 80,000 Walbing (Limited) .. 14,1011 .Ircirke Peakamla (Um. 1 6lgsl :Tudanamotans (Un4) • 4 1.14 S IR-16 4 s 6 an au In m, Pm libo,ooo IMMO •• imisCohalp.al.,lll7l. 00 Do. 1101 De A " 1 =10‘1 41 " —iii Do. Ai WS ...... • D&Sperctalw MO tilt= D&Sporallaalia M. 1116,801 Dalmatia& MS 1.0.000 Gligpapw.lB73 DO -- ! a lr g iIIUMWISO MO I Do. do. 18100 100 Do. do. 10041 100 ue,ooo D0.0.4.4..604 not HO 100,000 Ceiloo,Nov. 19113.0p.0 100 110,000 , Do. 1110, do.. NO 400,000 Do. 1871 d 0... 10 100,0004aattltos I per 0t..18711 IGO 180,000 De. UM HO Do. HOP PIO me Do. len lifjoo• w ItotolOov.lp.o.Ap.&oo III 11116800 Now ProodGen4porat i 10 ussAno Bow Booth 1t .01'0,11871 p. 01'0,1871 to 00 10 071,000 Do. Sp. ILION to UN 105 11641,000 i D0.6p.0t,11167 to 1876 . 100 100,000 Now Laird Ow east. Do 1.e00.004 De. Spar east. 101 800,000. Do. II par ma 1891 100 389,000 D0.0.1d91 JamotDec 100 100,000 Nova koala op. a,1876 100 010.10 Qttoatolsod Boa. op. el. 100 1,177,00 Do. Do. 1891 .... 100 726,00 B.Aut.How. •p. a.,07-77 100 Do. 1878 mad wow& 10 880,000 Vlatiov4p. 8.110 lay 105 7.0111,0111 1 Do. op. at Awl Ant' 100 BRITISH MI , No. 6i.1 Mills. 1,000, 2.40 .. 1,02 .. 12 . • • 6: 0 0 0.1 0 1 44 1,000 .. 1,000 .. 4,000' .. 686:.. 12,100 4 4,908 .. 6,0001 0,000 .. 006, .. 11,0001 40,000, 4 660... 1 1 , 6640 1 .. 1,000 .. I,lloi .. 110 .. Clilvortoa Clifford Asa. Dov. G. Cori. (rarldelt ) 1 1 Oralcorrals , UNA atCoracles Basset (Mosso) Fi Kul Cara Brea Fast Grenville Fest Lovell Z. W. Beaull (Timis* ) Grumbler & St. Auer) • Great Laze, (Limited; Great eon* Folmar G. W. We (Helstoo) Grenville Herod's Foot Hiliestoe Downs argaret (Vey Lelia) , M M ute Vane, wyedy Iron Ore New Elston forth Wbfl crony Caradou (St. Mar) riFFF - is — oorsTllloii;) ry Patk Croft W. c art . at k osszl ii Wan Cblvortos Went beton ...... Wb. Bar et Wb. Buller =IL: WsawAnalltsoben ) Wikaal beim IR Trolawww (1,411 ) 1011XION I MI 100 -- N 100 06 0014 U N ad 10 106 106 107 106 107 1417 109 ad 91 04 101 103 107 NO Lei 106 101 1031 d 103 106 ad 106 107 M 109 90 101 N 99 14 1 16 es zd! affi se) 064 966 zd! 101 106 sd OS 96 106 104 101 107 4 96 97 zd 16 96 141 93 96 zOl 111 106 zell 1 lOakz4; Pd. Kt Woes I Ram 7_ 8 ii 8 410 430 i i 16 18 :I :1 2 2 z e = :ii 4 4 - In lei ad i 17 t i ISt e xd $4 . $6 id prisms. 97f xd 841 xd MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) ONE o'OsAxat. The stock markets are inactive to-day, and prices generally unchanged. Consols are without altera tion for money, but have declined per cent, for the account, in consequence of sales by some of the weak speculators for a rise. English railways are a shade firmer. Great Eastern stock has improved, to a moderate extent, upon re-purchases by specu lators whu recently sold in anticipation of the ap pointment of a receiver for the line. Foreign stocks have been very little dealt in, and exhibit no movement of importance. The amount of money seeking employment in the discount market is very large, while the de mand is moderate. The general charge for choice bills is called 2/ to per cent., but some transac tions have occurred at 2/. In the Stock Exchange loans for a few days are obtainable at I/ per cent. Consols are now quoted 94il to it, ex div., both for money and the 10th instant ; and the Three per Cents. Reduced and New Three per Cents., 93i to In the foreign stock market Italian bonds of 1861 have improved A per cent., but the other speculative descriptions are without alteration. Turkish Bonds of 1862 are quoted 56 to 57, ex div. ; ditto Five per Cents. of 1865, 33A to d ; Greek, 14; to l ; Spanish Passive, 231 to' ; ditto Certi ficates, 15 to} ; Italian of 1861,48 i to ez div. ; and Mexican, 16; to g. American Securities are steady at the closing prices of yesterday. The 5-20 bonds are quoted 723 to ; Erie Railway shares, 42i to 42;,' ; and Illinois Central, 79f to Atlantic Cable shares show no change. Anglo. American are quoted 18} to and Atlantic Tele graph 8 per cent. preference 4f to f. Financial shares are unaltered, the present prices being as follows :—lnternational Financial, 2 to If dia. ; London Financial, 22 to 21 dia. ; General Credit, 2 to 11 di& ; and Credit Foncier, 6 to 5. dia. It is notified that at the annual general meeting of the Dutch Rhenish Railway Company, held on the 29th ult., the directors were authorised "to distribute to the proprietors a dividend of 12s. per 161. paid share, and of 15e. per fully paid share, making, with the provisional dividend of IL. Bd. per 161. paid share, and of 14s. 7d. per fully paid share (paid in January last), a total divi dend respectively of 234. Bd., and of 295. 71. for the book year 1866-67." A dividend of 4s. 6d. per share has been de clared upon the paid up capital of the London and Provincial Law Assurance Society, payable on the 13th inst. There were no transactions in bullion at the Bank yesterday. About 100,0001. in gold has ar rived from Constantinople. On 'Change yesterday afternoon the tendency as regards bills on Belgium, Frankfort, Vienna, St. Petersburg, and Italy, was in favour of this country, while the Paris exchange was rather dull. The usual list is subjoined : Amsterdam, 3 months, 11.19} to 11.191 ; ditto, short, 11.18 to 11.19 ; Rotterdam, 3 months, 11.19! to 11.194 ; Antwerp, 3 months, 25.37 j to 25.421 ; Brussels, 3 months, 25.37 j to 25.42! ; ; ILunburg and Altona, 3 mouths, 13.9,!1 to 13.10 ; Berlin, Cologne, &c., 3 months, 6.2 G to 6.thij,• St. Petersburg, 3 months, 316 to 311 ; Paris, short, 25.121 to 25.25 ; ditto, 3 mouths, 25.35 to 26.40 ; Marseilles, 3 months, 25.35 to 25.40 ,• Prankfort-on-the-Maine, 3 months, 130 j to 120 j ; Vienna, 3 mouths, 12.75 to 12.80 ; Trieste, 3 months, 12.75 to 12.80; Madrid, 3 months, 491 to 49; Santander, 3 months, 49j to 49; Cadiz, 3 months, 49j to 49 ; Seville, 3 months, 491 to 49; Malsga, 3 months, 49 ,to 484 ; Valencia, 3 months, 49 to 481; Bar. celona, 3 months, 491 to 49j ; Rabat, 3 months, 49 to 481 ; Saragossa, 3 months, 49 to 481 ; Leghorn, 3 months, 27.20 to 27.40; Genoa, 3 months, 27.20 to 27.40 ; Marlon, 3 months, 27.30 to 27.40 ; Palermo, 3 months, 27.20 to 27.40 ; Messina, 3 months, 27.20 to 27.40 ; Lisbon, 90 days' date, 526 to 52 ; Oporto, 90 days' date, 52j to 52. On the application of Mr. Cole, Q.C., and Mr. Longl, instructed by Messrs. Ashurst, Morris, and Co., on behalf of debenture holders, Vice- Chancellor Malilts has appointed the chief offi cer and secretary of the Great Eastern Railway Company to be receivers in Chancery of the com pany, with directions (on the company admitting that the net revenue was amply sufficient for the purpose) to keep dowa the interest on the de bentures. His Honour also made an immediate decree, to avoid multiplying of suits. Mr. P.aily, Q.C., and Mr. W. W. Streeters appeared for the company. The South Eastern Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 3,1381. over last year; the London, Brighton, and South Coast an increase of 3,2131. • the Metropolitan an increase of 450/. ; and the dlaagow and South Western an increase of 2431. _ The traffic receipts of the Atlantic and Great Western Railway for the first week in June amount to 95,073 dole., against 107,839 dole. in the corresponding perio d of last year, showing a decrease of 12,766 dots. At the adjourned meeting, held yesterday, of the English shareholders in the Bank of Bombay, the report from the deputation appointed to wait upon the Secretary of State for India stated it to be the impression of the deputation that no amalgamation or resuscitation will be sanctioned by the Home Government unless the English proprietors first consent thereto. The report was adopted, and a committee appointed to watch over the interests of the English s ha reholders. In consequence of the new act, the dealers in the Stock Exchange refuse to insert the closing quotations of bank shares in the official list. Subjoined are the quoteions of insurance, gas. and canal shares, as given in the Stock Exchange list of last evening : Insurance—Alliance Marine, 241, 231, for money ; Law Life, 90. Gaslight and Coke—City of Moscow Gas, 161 ; Great Central, 121; London Parliamentary, 2 1 ; Western, C, 61, 7. Canals--Grand Junction, 771, 1, ex div.; Regent'. (or London), 22. At the sale yesterday at the Open Stock Ex change (Limited) the following prices were realised : Natal Investment Company Debentures, 20 per cent. ; Royal Swedish Railway, 2a. 9d. ; Oriental Inland Steam, 76. to 9s. ; London, Chatham, and Dover Railway coupons, 50 per cent.; Confederate 1,000 dol. Seven per Cont., 10s. to 12s. ; In ternational Hotel, 13e. ; Edgware, Highgate, and London Railway, 51 . 10.. ; Brighton (Grand) Hotel, 15s. ; Land Mortgage Bank of India, 21. ; Atlantic and Great Western coupons,ll.. to 12a. ; Imighani Hotel, 31. 5.. ; South Kensington Hotel, It. ; Alhambra Com pany, 4/. ; Hodgek Distillery Company, tY. 10s. ; Rossa Grande Gold, 10s. to 10a. 6d. ; Westminster Palace Hotel, 51. 15s. to 6/. ; European Assurance, 4s. 6d. to 5.. 6d. ; Alexandra Hotel, 3i. 2s. 431. ; Danubian Scrip, 1867, 7 die. . In consequence of the death of Mr. S. D. Sas soon, the only member of the firm of S. D. Sas soon and Co., his business is being closed, and the firm has been reconstructed under the style of David Bassoon and Co. In this arrangement are included the firms of David Sassoon and Co., of Bombay, and David Bassoon, Sons, and Co., of China. TUESDAY EVIVENO. Consols, which closed yesterday at 94$ to 1 ex div., for the 10th inst., opened this morning at the same quotation, and closed at 941 to M. For money the last prim was 54R to 1, and for the August settlement, 94 to The offi cial business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 942, R, ex div. ; ditto, for account, 941, ex div. ; Three per Cents. Reduce, ; New Three per Cents., 932, 1; ditto Five per Cent., 104, ex div. ; Annuities, 1963, 12 13-16 ; Red Sea Telegraph, 20 1-16 ; Bank Stock, 5,3!: ; India Stock, shut ; ditto, for ac count, 216, ex div. ; ditto Five per Cent., 109, 1, ex div. ditto Four per Cent., 99 M. 1 ;ditto Four per Cent. " untaxed" rupee paper, The India Fivo per Cent. Stock was in renewed demand, and advanced, being last marked 1091. 108 it! -- 171 4 1 4 13. 1 9 24 26 914 213 16 13 214, lii 112 6 6 It 1 9j 4 xd 14 19 id' 47 49 2 6 3 di $4, 36 $6 $6 lie lit T i 71 14 •xd 4 13 11 .. tli 111; 1 4 8 1 u#4l So. I SI 00,040 110,000 MIAOW 44100.009 10,000 wow 10.000 47.11C0 LAPP Q. prima 13i :8} It 14 47 62 85 90 184 194 P 7 es 47 29m 121 134 11 212,20 411 5 18 23"11 88 41 66 68 1 es 14 01414 xd 2 lei xd 13 12 2114 If 1441. 21 2 114 zd 6 2112 211.1 16e 10. 14; 131414 4 2d4 1 Jets 1 41 ' 49 63 6 4 dla 7 10 102 103 6 S}AI• • 34414 U 37 96 lol} id 102 106 id! • d 41. 7 . •M• 917 ;„ 91 1 114 1 4 di- NO 115 a } Sign' I 1 6 111* 9 741, 14119 par 1 'Lin _2 8 10 14 !14 28 12 11 die 11 0 1 41 . jdll 21n fl Ift 4 . 42 47 ▪ Sot 7 6 414 • 44, o }*4 22 21 44 4 2 0 23di. idis pAr 97} 100 id 11 t in' 43 42 45 60 I • 81pr. 2 3 p 4 18 16 81. ills iPal ►.ll, • 11,41 t 04 2 ipm I irm 4 di al! *ln 40 46 15 16 14 15 pO2 zd 10 . 14' 100 61 1 11 ail - I fpml Jog= Cos=4. 11.001 11,000 110,000 10,000 14041 4.010 1111,100 10,000 00,000 10,000 00,0640 40,000 17,500 ii,090 I 10,000 100,000 1151.000 Wail I tonds *imam I AN7.000 7,500 IMO° 00.000 " - 50.003 iO,OOO 1114811 /219,975 11,000 10,000 10,000 10,000 11,000, 100.000 I WWI 10,000 , 6,030 103,000 !AN iiiii was risA** EA" liFisi 1.003000 10.0011 MN 10,1100 1.141,000 LUSO ACOO 1141/11 )2,1100 I Looms mosel Il4ooi t %OOO - i:iii i AMMO' 40,4:100 I 110,000 1 60,600 10,000 10,000 1%600 16,000 61,000 110,000, 10,0001 16,0001 31,000 L 187,175. 40,000 i 40,000 10,000 10,01:0 30,000 40,000 ti,ooo 10,000 ii:alit Riii 3000.000 30,000 10,000 10,000 10,000 31,000 iii:iii ii:olio Nov= 60.000 ii:Oiwi ii:ka 6/16,030 17,1100 100,000 1,000 L a. Chhis — iLlitpWETtiOiii City Meow* Ladled Cltyo(London& Pro.(L Cltg o ot Milan Impro.(L City of Moscow Gee (L City Mow (Lbw) Coloolal ( llafted) Do. Commercial Dillow Inc of AirkaaMer. (L igio p ottnental Up.eike (L M.lng.,Yref.7.p.e C. of L0n.13d.1877,41p.e. Do. do. 1879, do. C. Pone. at Loglasid (L.) De.oi Mauritius (L ) oa hefenno• D l) , ; ; : i z i et. Peep. Deb. (Lhalted) harm Teo (L IndiatAnd,C.*YlWL India Int. At CoraatTrd.(L., Tegraph Do. New el Deg./Ast.Coppar odc e d n i m Forage & Bcottlehilwin. (I db si:iii Wail 100.000 111,000 WOO !!,000 ii:o6 Itr zd Vr7rit:W(iCareluTia•Wl Owursleredli&DlO ,9_ol. news Na pt .., - arnieColiiii edam's - Ladoo. ' amines arrying 1a I 1 C aa. Intainat. raw/l(1.. Iniarnal and. laindOldWL Inaba L 16alian brig. (Csn.Cay. , Do. 6 p. a. DU r. 167 a Lad liaangillan(Una).. LantAtricgab &Cala I / TAU Couniyined*D.(L Digark6Talag. L. lima. keno. il..' .. 9. ponibiliC. 1...,0 Mader t rr ra ist iot i l in O ( Madras Dego. 4 Quasi, 1 9 et.g.bylodioaGov. Marino Divoolossat (I. ! lom4Die. (L. )1 &WU. Adm. Tot (14. . Ilaechoot Ilbapplag (1.; Dine F.L.LaDoe.k(Lt %Dwell IrooWcwke.... , dal Lod t Cote. (L , Notional DD. Como (L Do. New, lesu l egi. NonooalProv. L Manama Poem Nev.( . erboddieCoal&lroaf L 1 N ewCoaeoltdat. DIA.(L , i'New Quebeado. Limited N.Zeoland L &St. A.t. (L N.Dialand T.& Leas, (L l °ciboria Assam Tes(L ; imam: wow wow _id —: fa cria. Do. B Z. :Maid . In ° etnWlan t ean Mutne lowan. W Us. .trlaswalOas (I.lmltad) Do. New Meet. Inland nem( te; ~ nee° it Sthland beast i Mennen Owl ILimltad Iranian" K. M. %soma. f- Do. do. PeeMIT. Land& lIto.(IL Peninsular d: o.Btosni 1 Do. do. Now "gin.lron 7 New *Do Janeiro Gas (Us: prel Mall 13t!nni krit, Austra. 'avast. (L. SocaLosn. rriiprpt• ( g. Afecau 4. (10.. j ioFthAiyarsl4lnl...! riniettarlT;Talegraplt : Do Scrip TaLOonstrno.dllabt(L; I Do. Do Tltaraead Nom(Li roldad Pe L. Tenant Agency of Ann( T. et L. Co. of LT. Canada lUn.llarbta of Laver. (LI gated DtwoontCorpX) Ualtod K. Takla. Co.(L., Do. 10 per cent prat. Unlearn. Wane I na.(L) lean Dloannt's Land (L) ( IVlcaroyalloptclier4L Warrant nuance (Lan), Waalladtaitraeldebt. IL _m pis par p. II te 6 7 2 3 37 40 43 45 42 05 II 25 191 20 21 22 94 116 120 126 1 6 dip so 4144 36 27 66 TS I I Ms3l - - I I ldb 1 limp Si lid!, Ii It -- lit 1 lb it 10 TOi 711 zd 11 e du 3 6at _ dli 114 17 NI as PREFERENCE SHARES. Midland Coml. Bridal and Birm. 6 per amt., 127 i, 9. .ii-..- 1 7,7- 7 vir Ipm if. 11 2 1 i l4 1 IF llls' ,144. I 4pm Ili 1 l di. I 411 41 17 19 i IF 68 60 xd 11 f i } dis 1001 xd 1071 / xd 31 xd id 6:31 99 Ed 96 - z 4 =d es i t :d 108 e 9 6 - 11 1 1 2 9 1 &ICI at SI 6 L 9.0 111.7.• 144.00 40 9.0.0 lea 6.10.11 13.17.0 6.10.11 -. id The March Exchequer Bills wore dealt in at 24a. to 275. prem., and the June at 20s. to 21s. prem. The foreign stock market was flat, and the general course of prices unfavourable. Russian bonds were heavy, and fell to 1 per cent., owing to the vague rumour of yesterday that a new loan may be shortly attempted. The scrip of the loan of 1866 was I lower. Italian Bonds of 1861 also declined per cent.: Mexican of 1864, ; Turkish of 1863. ► ; and Sardinian and Brazilian of 1852, &c., 1. Danubian Bonds, however, recovered the fall of L. pea cent which occurred yesterday. Chilian scrip was 4 1 better, and Spanish Certifi cates I. MINES.-(TBIS DAY.) Omni o'CLoci. In the mining market to-day there is a good demand fir!. (great Retallack, North Retal lack, East Grenville, Prince of Wales, and East Basset shares. The present quota tions are as follows :—Wheal Scion, 112} to 115 ; East Basset, 20 to 22} ; Great Retallack, 5 to } ; Great Vor. 17 to } ; Great Laxey, 17} to 18} ; Prince of Wales, 635. to I;ss. ; North Retallack, 4 to 5 ; East Lovell, 7 to 1 ; South Frances, 3.'", to 40 ; East Caradon, f 4 to Clifford, 7.1 to : Crelake, 20s. to 255. ; East Grenville, 2/ to ; Wheal Grenville, 235. to 25.. ; Chiverton Moor, "n: to ; West Chiverton, 65 to 67 ; and Chivert.n, G to 7. Foreign and colonial mining shares are steady. The present . otat ions are subjoined :—Don Pedro, 31 to 4/ prem. ; St. John de Rey, l 8 to 60, ex div.; Anglo Bra:ilia% !,to g prem. ; Rosa Grande, 4 to ;; ; Pestarena, :1 to 1 prem. ; Chontales, 1 to If prem. ; Frontino and Bolivia, } to A United lkMexican, 2to ; }to 1 prem. ; and Port Philip, 1 to 11 The directors of the St. John del Rey Mining Company (Limited) have received per Seine the following report, dated Morro Velho, May 29: " Produce 2nd division of May, 10 days, 13,397 oitavas ; yield. 6.293 oitavas per ton." Remittance 21 boxes bar gold, weighing 101,254 oitavas. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANE.—(THIS DAY.) Although the fresh arrivals of English wheal were very moderate, there was no improvement in the demand far either red or white parcels; nevertheless, no change took place in the value of any description. The quantity of foreign wheat on the stands wee tele. rably good, and was far in motes of the disused, whish was chiefly of a retail character, at the rates prevkandy quoted. Floating ea:loft of grain were in limited request, at late rates. The barley trade was tl= quiet, at Monday's currencice. The supply was As malt the inquiry was steady, and prices had a tendency. In oats, sales progressed slowly, on Inner terms. Ream were in short supply and sluggish request, at late rates. Peas were firm in value, but the demand was by no means active. Flour ruled dull, on former terms. Very little business was doing in either seeds or calms, at late rates. PRICES CIIRIII27T. ?noun. Per Qr. Wain. a. s Omen, ilia, mi. old 04 to 70 Dow 516 so git traria, old OS k rs 11111 64 WlO Norio& and Leonia red. stew Bann. Malting .... Distilling .. Grinding. OAT& &deb pota lrlab, black to wluSe BRUM Per Qr. 4 . 27 to 34 Wesson Tlek Pigeon 1 Grs boilers 21 to 30 -to .. 37 to 42 .. 32 to 26 MALT. Pau:. Norfolk. and Suffolk 66 to 70 ILlogsLoa •11.1 Wane Od to 70 Brown 6l to IV - 28 to 24 N so oo N 03 44 43 to 48 PW. _ _ New - 112 to 217 S 6 CO 12 ♦1 tO 46 41 to 44 41 34 44 Flom Tows mad*, pet IN lbo lloseolold 4.2 to IN Couatl7 42 to 411 llorfolk tad Suffolk, oz ship 42 So IA OATS. I. Dud* sad Swedish. IS to 10 laadaa _ 24 to AI Duna DNA& ____ Sarfami PRA& - - - .. 111DIAII White 34 to 4I :6 to 41 Yaw nous _oats. feed .. 21 to 21 pttato Scaeh, feed Yost Per lir. WHIST. s Motile sad IlLoulgs -be.r6:: ... • L.• • 61 to Ti bu i rl IMn ituaalma, hsral rota L 9 to I:• to 61 Soft Alnerloub, nri • •' • 54 to al t. white ... .. BU LIT. Grin(ltoi biettiling Malting . 30 to U w 30 to TwQL French, perslek.... 44 to $t OATE -- Spanish .... 4 6 to G 1 Dotal brewing . 23 to 31 Amorteam, prr DEL . 27 to 34 .. feeding ARRIVALS OF GRAIN. ex., INTO LONDON, BY WATER MIRIADE, TON WEEK. 1 Wheat Barle q y. MalL MO i QM. I arlikrar. qrs. i rs. qrs. 'Nk' Oda. EaslirksadSoolcdi 3:7 i .. 670 lAA ...... . foralsa 704 1530 .. 93060 .. 5770 Total —.— 1--- 1050 1 1530 6111 , 26000 , ) OHO LONDON AVARAGICM. FOR TIM Irszx 1ND1144 FOR SRI OURRISIPORDIRG WW JERK .9, twsr. 311 1801. Qrs. Average gra R 9.331113- I , Thoot 31,317 .. liia. 190. Wheat ORM • • MR Od. Barley 638 9".5. 3a. Barley 729 .. 648. Id. ORM 1,308 . 2r. Od. Oats 1.670 .. 166 M. LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. (THIS DAY.) ibi TKLIGRAPH.) (/.ON OUR OWN CORRZRPONIANT.) The market q•net. S. las about 8,000 bah o. MINCING-LAN K —(THDI DAY. ) SUIIIIJI.—The market is firm, but lees active at the pre vious currency ; the private sale' include British West India at 30a. 6d. to 33a. ; Surinam. 30s. 6d. to 31s. 9d. Refined is also less active, prices remain unchanged. Cones.—Plantation Ceylon continued' in request at the valuations; triage sold at 40.. lid. to Ma.; fine ordinary to fine fine ordinary, 69a. 6d. to 740. 6d. ; low middling to good middling, 71e. to Ms. 6d. ; peaberry. 925. 6d. to 94e. TEAL —The public sales are progressing steadily, at full rates, including 1,800 boxes of new seaman's wagon, per overhead, at 2.. 2Ad. to 2a. 3d. RICK awl Run. --No sales reported. SALTPNTRE.-300 bags of Bengal gold for cash ; refrac tion 91, at 17s. !rd. Corrow.--The males are confined to small parcels at about previous prices. Haar remains firm at 331. to 351.10'. for St. Petersburg clean. Jurr..—A limited business is doing at steady prices. Cr - nat.—For fine Pegue 40e. is paid, being the previous value. TALLOW MAIIKRT.—(THIS DAY.) The sorbet is steady. Prices are quoted as follows : Town tallow, 435. 3d. net ; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 44.. cd. to 44.. ; July to September, 445. W. ; October to December, 455. 6d. ; December, 455. 9d. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) News. Pattenden and Smith report an improved de. mend for hope of all description., with very few on offer. The accounts from all parts of the plantation are daily more unfavourable, fly and hoe being rapidly on the in- CMOS. PROVINCIAL SHARE MARKETS. 101M1 , 001., Jt'LT !.-gates today • Great Barters. 164 1 4 Wrial i de l l i j 6 4 -6 - re tUnlo V n ege . kirigh 4 tAto!lsid l Tlo l Thu cmjain 74 I 4 2-LaWilon an d North Western, 1121 4 11 14 1 1 t 11-Main. charm, ihertielii. and Um:Wilshire. 4:1" 04 ti 61 -Metropolitan. 12114-11kUnnil, 1111 !I i 1 1-North British, 301- North 'Berwick capital stock, 101-mouth Es stern , 64 34 A at = Trunk c.f Canada, Iti-Mie, 43 4 11 4-United States 6.2 n. 1464 724 c. 4-Ditni, IsdA. 764-Sambre and Meuse, 7-Fasten Ex change Bank Limited, 11. MAPCHISTEIL JULY 1-The market was Maw loWte, We fair amount of business was dam ales, 43. rest Eastern 25; 1 i 64 41 6 1 1 4 1 i 6 S VI-Great Luxenimm, 11 7-16- Great Westcro of Illna.ta. 14 646-Great Western, 46 4 1 24 f- Illinois. 791-thncashire and Yorkshire, 1361-London and North Western, 1121 I -Nisnehestaw sad County Bank (Limited), 3' ii.-Manage , tcr, slndfleid, and Lincolnshire, 46 i 6 si 4 1- laetronolitsn. 1":1 , - tilillund,llll 1 1 1 4 1 1 I 1- North Rrltishs Ad 4 4 4--itouth Eastern, 64 31-Loodon, Leighton, and South Coast, all 2 i 4 : ! 1 1 2 1 11 1 11. Billitiranew, Jtix ti were sales to-day hi Birminsdism Minarielal shwes at 11 : !tritium's 11111 shares at 11 dis; London and North Western Railway stock closed at 112, loiyers; South Stafford•bire Railway, sellers, at 83j: Midland, Bristol, and Birrohisinun. Six p-r ecst., sellers, at 130, Birmindium I JoinViitock Bank Limited, sellers, at 3J: Matlordshire r mats dal shares 'Limit -4., 1141C11, at I to I dis.. Imperfd Continental I Gas, at 06 to .i 3. (limit:rater Wagon shares. fifth issue !new', at 1 1 to I poi.: and Patent Shaft and Aliens shares, at If to It DUBLIN, JrLT 1.-Three per Cent. Consols. 941-New Three prr Cent,. stork, irdi : ditto, for acconet, 10th July, tr 24 to ditto for nee act ou:it, P2l 4 : Nail{ 11.11 , 1, per Cent titolck Insta -1 ferdlik at the L to! of Indand , load-llunk of Ireland ;1:100 i p.iid. tiv-Ilii• .rnian flanking Connnin3 k 25 P m . -mi— l-National llsdn Lein paid. 604-Bitto for ornoint. 6.4-- Mathias! of Lit e 't ;Litnito.E. i gIS raid . 12 1 -P0011.4114 rank dl :. poll . .r.:1.1- 6 nyal Bank !Lin path , 333 - I'es P.vdc • Limited tt2 paid. 1:11-DUblin• Wida o W. and Wexford 11.160poi4;. eel-tirest notation' art Wooten. 1 4:194 poi, W. stow U to 30 87 to SI al to 0 Li ; 10 1 100 la !la it o an an iIU .ntoo I* 'WI 11l 100 SI. •100 % 100 N ; 16 OIL , 160 dl 'lOl 1a 1 9 40006 - 14),006 110,000 1.00,004 •0.000 10,004 ii:ka 10,000 110,006 00,000 00,000 iitl 19,1011 10._ ii:6661 pI it o co o. 01 woo 1001 13 1 1 64U cfasti asoi Coooh Lew SO _ sts as .. 1,024 -- xti & a xl xd 40,000 10,400 0,000 R 4,740 4,916 60,000 .71!,400 8.13.0 8.14.0 18.8.7 If SAO 18.18.9 85.16.8 ri' Si 110.360. 'ft • n ea 70 197 160 66 70 U 37 13 15 110 130 7 9 Is 8 :1.0 _id zd zd "ii -li e 8. ii bi 0 60 Sl.; I SI 407 1 1716 1 1141. t 1 0 dl, 4 4" ii 4 X4ll i ldls l 11 8,5 81 7 di.