The Express. — London, England, 1864-06-15 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH. After Tenn Sittings at Nisi Prins at Weetudoster.—(Befare Lard Chief Justine Cockburn and a Special Jury.) WE SS V. LORD AUGUSTUS Lorna. The further hearing of this came was resumed this Th e plaintiff again appeared in pawn ; Mr. Bovill7V . , .13 I JI r. Garth lot the defendant. The evidence of Baron Arnim, taken by eommiesion, wax put in and read in extemim The effect of it was that the plaintiff represented himself to be the agent of a foreign family of distinction, and that he only let the promisee to him in that capacity, and not for him to become the intermediate tenant or landlord u represented by the plaintiff, and upon which he founded h* demand for The learned counsel having summed up the evidence for the defendant, the plaintiff addressed the jury at consider length, introducing numerous topics that had no bear tr.,; w caterer on the question, thereby unnecessarily pro tr.,cting the trial, which termi nated by the jury returning • ~rtlict for the defendant. COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE. (Before the Judge Ordinary.) COUSIN e. COUSIN.—PART HURD. • This was the petition of Moot-nate Cowen, the wife of Charles Cornet Bacon Cowen, of Myrasbay, near Bradford, orkshire, merchant, who sought a divorce oc account of ber husband's cruelty and adultery. The parties were mar ried in April,lB6l,and petitioner pleaded that the respondent bad begun to treat her very ill soon after the wedding ; but the chief act of cruelty alleged against him was that be bad persisted in taking a cur into bed, and had also urged it to bite her, thereby causing her both terror and annoyance. The respondent was likewise charged with leaving his wife's bed for the purpose of going to his servant's room and com mitting adultery with her. The petitioner, whose deposition bad previously been taken by a commission, was now called and examined openly. Sir J. Wilde said that the case, so far as proof of violence went, fell very far short of what the law required ; bat he would consider whether the peculiar character of the cruelty itself might not be held to amount to cruelty. COCK V. COCK. The Queen's Advocate sad A. Wilson for the peti tioner. Thu was alio the petition of a wife for a dissolution, the grounda alleged being adultery and desertion. The parties were married in 1838, end they lived for 10 years at Make Derwent, near Devonport. where they carried on business as drapers. The petitioner bad brought the respondent • fortune of 500/. la 1848 he broke open • tureen, took out all the money that wee in it, and left his wife. A reconciliation was afterwards effected ; but he again deserted her in 1857, and.he bad since absconded to America. There were five children after marriage. Proof of an adulterous co-habitation with a person named Cheveoer was also given ; but the question arose whether a deed of separation by which the parties had covenanted to live apart, did not operate, notwithstanding the subsequent reconciliation and co-habitation, se a bar to the plea of desertion. The court took time to consider the point. TEE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) BOW-STREET. AN OBSTINATE CABMAN. A cab driver and proprietors, named Joseph Whit/al, was summoned for annoying and following • gentleman, Mr. Robert Butt, and demanding 4d. The complainant stated that he was walking in Charing crou on the evening of the 26th Mt, when he was rudely accreted by the defendant, who, holding 6d. and 2d, in his hand, demanded 4d. more "as his fare." As witoolll had not not been in any cab at all that evening, he told the defen dant he most be mistaken ; but he persisted in declaring that vitamin had Jost got out of hi. nab, and continued following him upon which witness took the number of his badge and sitnintoned . _ Another gentlemen, who had aciecenpanied complainant to alecture on the evening is question, and had wily jest left him at Chariog-eroes, when the dispute arose, proved these facts, and the impossibility of hie friend being the gentleman who bad driven in the defendant's cab. Notwithstanding this evident", the cabman still penistad that be had not been miMakeo, and that complaisant was the gentleman who bad *staged his cab from the Victoria station. Heavy—Than you mean to impute to both the re. vectable gentlemen who have attended here today, that they have committed perjury ? Defendant—linty were both in court wine I made my statement, and heard each other's evidence. Mr. Henry—l most my your meaner a very insulting. Than cannot be a doubt that you mistook the complainant for the person who bad left your cab, and if you bad made a proper apology, I doubt not they would be satisfied. Complainant said he had no wish to press the charge, if defendant would apologise. The defendant, however, showed no disposition to apolo gias, although admitting that he might possibly have made the mistake. Mr. Henry said the defendant made even this admission with very bad grate, and u he refused to make a proper apology, be mu* be toed 11. and coats. WORSHIP-STREET. VIZ BUICIDZ 3LLNIA. Daring three listings at this then have been heard by Mr. Hooke four charges of attempted suicide, one of which was by strangulation, on* by drowning in the Regent's one in the River Lek and the fourth by tire-anna. To-day there was another. Mamma Mayhew, a careworn bat decently droned woman, about 30 years of age, was charged with an attempt to de stroy her life, by taking poison on the 24th ultimo. Police-coutable 124 H deposed to being called on the date mentioned to et. Joha.street, Beihnal.greeo, where he found the prisoner lying on the door of a miserable room in. mosible, and by her side a glans containing the dregs of a liquid, subsequently proved to be sugar of lead. Immediate assistance restored her, and she was removed to the work house, where from the effects of t►e poison she had been up to this day. In answer to the wool inquiries as to her motive for wish in to destroy hermit, she aid, in an almost inaudible tone, I had some words with my husband a short time Moon, and he left sae. I asked him for sasistance, but he said he would not give me a halfpenny to save my life; that ha could not support two wives, and I might do the best I could. I passed night after night in the streets, and at length went to whore my husband works and took the poison there. By Mr. Safford (clerk)—l have cot any family. I deal know where my husband now in Mr. Cooke—Let the husband be found and attend here oa the neat occasion. Remanded. GREENWICH. CHARGI_OF STABBING. Rosdta Peal° ld: agd 25, I:atylaii-dreseed and good. looking young woman, was planed is the dock before Mr. Maude, charged with wilfully stabbieg Richard Suter. The complainant said be resided at 10, John's-Sarno*, Trafalgar-road, Greenwich. On the previous evening, is company with his brother, he left borne. for the earposa of inertia; some friends on leaving the Greenwich Theatre Whilst proceeding through the prised* street of the town the prisoner came op to him, threw her arms atoned his neck, and importueed him to secompany her to her home. He refuted to do ao and finding afterwards that the theatre was closed he sod his brother went into the Prince of Wales public-house, Loodon•street, Greenwich, and had a glass of ale. While standing at the bar the prisoner entered, sod, coming up to him, plungt.l a penknife she held in her band into the side of his neck, and then attempted to stab him in the chest, when she was secured and the knife was taken from her. Chulee 3ater, tin oomlaZZVlCraer:gaw7cOrrobars lay° e'idenoe- Police-mutable 3:09 It said he was called upon to take the primmer into custody, when he saw the complainant bleeding from a wound in the neck. The prisoner, in answer to the magistrate, denied having bad a knife in her hand, and said that the complainant had formerly cohabited with her, but bad sow left her. Mr. Maude told the prisoner that had the knife entered one of the arteries of the neck the probability was that the complainant would now be dead, and she would have been standing in the dock upon a charge of murder. B. should deal with the present case as one of commee assault by sen tencing her to twomonthe imprisonment with hard labour. The prisoner, on bearing her sentence, laughed franti cally, and declared she would suffer twelve months' impel aournent for the complainant on coming out of gad. DEATH IN ♦ WILL.—A sad accident occurred in the village of Crowdsld, Suffolk, yesterday morning, to Mr. John Offord, of Coddenharn, extensively known in the locality as a well-sinker. It simmers that Lady Middleton (widow of the late Sir W. Middleton) had kiedly node' , taken to provide a well on her estate for the comfort and convenience of the poor and others of the parish of Crowfield, and had intrusted the execu tion of the works to Mr. Offord. The work@ had been io progress some 10 or 12 days, and the digging Lad been carried to the depth of some 70 feet. On Moo day the presence of foul air was discovered, but not to any Bat extent, and the work was carried on se usual up to fteakfut time yesterday morning. After breakfast Mr. Offord wee let down in a basket to continue his labours ; as soon se he reached the bottom, however. be immediately called oat, " Pull up!" The person in charge of the pulley atones attended to his instructions, but when deceased was raised about G feet he appeared to come in contact with the foul air, which so stupefied him as to cause him &oleos his ►old, and he fell back to the bottom of the well. EVllly EleltinD was made to relates the thOne man from his peri lous situation, but the presence of the foul air rendered it impossible for say persoe to vesture down. At the time our report left the body had not been brought to the surface PEDIGREE WHEAT.--There is now 80m0 pedigree wheat growing in Mr. Page's sureary, neer Sotithetoptim, the stalks of which a few days ago were six feet high, some of the roots Lad more than 30 stems, and the eats were upwards of four inches in length. THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, JUNE 15, 1864. LLTEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE NT IMMO TorasaAra.) HAMPTON MINTING.—(THEY DAY.) TWO-YEAI3.OLD STAKES. Vision Sisyphus Whiskey Gnu, ENTRY FOR HAMPTON PLATE. Throe quazton of mile. Woothergboo, Dohtbin,Usbor, Idebuoy, Roos Lee, sod Loafer. CLAREMONT STLIKTN. A bout half a mile. Ethelred, WWII, ' Advance, Victory, Victorian; and Discretion are here. SURREY AND MIDDLESEX STAKES. T.o mike. _ - -- Gibraltar, Bally Edmond. Baugh!, Welcome, Sheridan, Outlaw, Douche, Double First, Janina, and Bumpkins are here. ENTRY FOR HURST PLATE. 5 furlongs. Vats, Dolphin, Whaldeas, Whiskey, Maud, Bossy Glee, Wild Thyme, o by Ethelberk Yellow Hammer, and Hope. STAND PLATE. Three quarter, of a mile. Walloon, Coronet, Overture, Disappointment. °version% Bonny Glen, Betimes, Black Friar, The Beadle, Belle of the Vale, Ostentation, Elise, and Measure for Measure are here. Oraaa ARRIVALL—Lady Sabina, Basquinii, Dilston, Baliveroe, Impression f, Merry Bird, lady Emma, Wea therglass, Melbourne, Mary, Lifebuoy, Lydia Thompson, Vesta, Maud, Dolphin, Dube's, Duke of Cambridge, Yellow Hammer, Verbena, and Corinthian Tom. NEWTON MEETING.—(THIS DAY.) TRIAL HANDICAP. Golly col. Crockett 3 5 rea. COLBORNE PARK STARES. Half mil& Lady Teazle, Mativaia Said, Blackbird, Filbert, Sweet neer, and The Leader are here. GREAT NEWTON CUP. About oae role sod a half. Blithfield, Flytrap, Font/soy, Dr. Rooks, Wildman, Little, and Inheritor are hem HABERFIELD HANDICAP. Straight half mils. Twilight. Lady Louisa, Peratuision, Weatherspy, Gaily, Carelia, Limas, Buckluid , Fan, London, Vauxhall, Alias Leigh, Little SIMON and Rejectioc are here. AItIIVED. —Fnondear. M. Munk, • member of the Jewish persuasion, is said to be the person chosen by the French Minister of Public Inattectio• to take the place of M. Boom as pro. feuor of Hebrew, Syriac, and Chaldaic at the College de France. The nomination of an Israelite is perhaps to show that the objections to M. Ronan were not solely on amount of hie private opinions. It i; understood that an arrangement is in pro gress by which the Weiner of the British and American Ex change Bank will be transferred to the London and Colonial Bank, which at present carrier on asthma in Canada and the West Indies. By thin arrangement the capital of the London and Colonial Bank will be increased to 3,000,0001., of which 450,00 W. will be paid up. SAD TZIMINATION TO • PLI•BI7RE PARTY. On Monday Robert Brown, a pitman, belonging to Hart ley—the scene of the awful pit calamity two years ago— who had been tiled for shooting previoialy, was brought before the Tynemouth county magietraten upon • charge of causing the death of Ralph Mow upon St. Mary's Isle, on Saturday night. Without going into my evidence, the prisoner was remanded for a week ; but from a statement made by Mr. Woolley, deputy chief oonatable for North. umberland, it appears that a pic-nic Party had bean held %upon the pretty little ialet of St. Mary's, on Saturday. fortunately, after the party broke up, • portion of the company adjourned to a all public-house, which is kept by a liahmman oo the Wand. Amongst the mummy were Ralph Mow and his brother William Mow; about 8 o'clock in the evening, while the party were regaling them selves, the prima'', who had been shooting seagulls on the cast, came into the room, carrying his gas. which was lueded. He demanded threepence of William Mow to get a pint of ale. Be refusal him, when he pointed his gun at him from his knee, and threatened with loud oaths that he would shoot him. Mow took hold of the barrel of the gun to shove it from him, and his brother Ralph, the decreed, ran to his brother's aid, to try to protect him from the threatened violence of the prisoner. It is awatively stated that Brown at once and with deliberation fired tim gnu at Ralph, though not from the shoulder. Be that as it may, the gun was discharged, and the contents passed through the unfortunate man, Ralph Mow's, thigh, comic`` out at the hip. Though medical mid was procured, the deaesasd only lived until 1 o'clock on Sunday morning. Brown was at once apprehended, and he is kept in custody at Tyne mouth. HEALTH Or LONDON. —lt appears from the re turn issued by the Registrar-Geoeral that the deaths in Loodon were 1,213 in the week that ended on the 4th inst.; they row to 1,285 in the week that ended last Saturday. In the last four weeks the mean temperature of the air was successively 61.8 dugs., 52.0 delta., 50.4 dogs., and 59.6 dep., showing great fluctuation. The increase of deaths last week was entirely amoopt persons of middle age (20- .)0 years). the numbers in that period having be.. in the two weeks 328 sad 388. The average number of deaths iu the twenty-third week of ten years 1851-63 is, with a oor rection for Mamma populatsoo, 1,155. The excma is the present return above the estimated number is therefore very considerable, and amounts to 130 deaths. At the present time the mast fatal complaint in she epidemic class is tamales, to which 82 deaths are referred. i Typhus was fatal in 51 oase whooping-cough in 50, scarlaturs n 47, diarrhea in 19, diphtheria is 11, small-pox in 5. Nearly half of the deaths from measles occurred to children one year old and less than two years. Five deaths from this disease were recorded in the sab.district of Gray's-into-lane, 6 in Islington, 5 in South Hackney, 9in the district of Shoreditch, 7 in Bethnals, 9 in St. Gcorge's-in-the-East (6 of which were in the subdistrict of St. Mary), 8 in St. Luke. Mamie@ I prevails chiefly is the Fast dietricts. Typhus was returned in 5 cases In the sub-district of Mile-end New Town. Last week the births of 985 boys sad 938 girls, in all 1,923 chil dren, wore registered in London. In the ten corresponding weeks of the years 1854-63 the average number (corrected) was 1,887. FAILURE OF THE NEWFOUNDLAND SELL FISHING. —We are sorry to bear that the latest advice. from New. foundlead state that the seal fishing them has bee. almost a total failure this seams--only some 40,000 seal having bear aseght by the fleet of 300 vowels. The steamer Wolf, which left this pert some time ago for the fishing on that coast, got jammed in the los all the spring, and has had no more success than her neigh ' bows. A letter from Greenspond, dated 23rd April. says :—" Some sixteen vessels, we hear, are lost, among which are the Breathes. White; Shannon. Ferrel; Avalon, Cleary; Elizabeth, Courage ; and the Barvadoq, Barry, baloegiog to J. sod W. Carter, of this plain. The crews of the Shannon, Avalon, sod Elizabeth are now here, and more are expected daily from Twillingate, so we fear we shall soon be overrun with shipwrecked crews. 140 vessels reported in Grew Bay—in fact, nearly all of the vessels out of the country are along the coast from Twillingate to this, and not one trip of seals smoeg the whole."—Dander Adm. ti•er. THE VALUE OF ♦ PAPER DOLLAR IN SPECIE.— To uncertain the value of a paper dollar, at whatever rate of premium gold is selling, multiply 100 by 100 and divide by the value of a gold dollar. For example, if it require 1118 until in paper money to procure 100 cents in gold. what is ' 100 cents in paper money worth in gold' Multiply 100 by 100, and divide by 168, and the result will show that • fraction more than 59i cents in gold is equivalent to one dollar of paper money.—A stencils paper. THE Lam ALIN or BEENE% THE Syrl.l.TOß. After loonies Osuaburg.strest our sculptor wee uo longer sustained by that vivacity which had in • great measure upheld him in his severest trials. In hie poor abode in Charlotteatreet he surrounded himself with a meagre salvage from the dispenion of his works. He main tained the •pprerance of occupation; there was always a wet clay bust in the room, but his sitters were few, sad they now paid iudifferectly. He was much cocooned about his dog, which wee complained of by the landlady, but he said with deep feeling that, after • warm attachment on both sides for so many yearn, he could not poison him. A fortnight before his death he complained of tingling and twitching at his finger ends, and some short time afterwards he fell suddenly in the street. The same thing occurred a second time, after which he was conveyed to Middlesex Hos pital, where be received every attention. He wee not aware t►at death was so near at hand, although he felt he bad sot keg to live. He was visited by his deaf and dumb assistant, with whom be communicated freely by means of the manual alphabet and signs. 13ehnes threw his head back, and placed his fingers on his eyelids, as if closing them. His companion nodded. The @Metro's next set was to convey his wish that a cast of his features should betaken after death, which he did by running his fingers round hie face from the forehead to beneath the chin. His deaf and dumb friend again nodded. He instantly understood a sign, but the dying sculptor, for such in truth then was his condition, was precise in hie in structions. Haying assured himself that GOOD perfectly understood him, be wished to express " not yet," for his own =pumice was that be bad some time to live l and this be did, It is reported, by apply* his thumb to his me, so making • aims that is street slang is celled " bang a sight." The poor deaf and dumb sculptor, who had been many years faithful to him, earned out his 'unmake's— a out was taken, from which it is proposed to execute a bust for press•tation to the Royal Portrait Gallery.— OornAill if &patine for June. The "Antiquary" would bare stoutly main tained the bopordhUlty of a menage being received In London within stew minutes of Ito being written In Edinboro'. But It is uoden'able. Ihmuilly so is the fact of Grey Hair bake re stored to Ito natural colour, aid Neuralgia and Nervous Headache careen Herring's Magnetic Brushes end Combs. Roost fm pmremsets have made them almost Infallible. N.B.—Counter felt. are being mads—ollese, fi, Builogballfirest, Loadera— tAdeortissosat.i Na 1 Bs.. 1 BANES lft 1 CL prices. I sale. 17,000 1061 Agra aid U. Be.. Beak 1 50 129 102 - 20,000 1001 ALlan.csLos.&liverpool l 21 .4 01 pm 64 / 10.000 100 , Do. New 1 U 30 11 pm - 100,000' 10 Anglo Austrian 20,000 20 Anglo Italian (Malted) I 6 llpm 61 22,600 40 ,Australasia IMI 73 76 - 7,600 40 Do. New 1 29 26 Id pin - 10,600 20 Danko! BritlahCeltunklai 19 - 10,000 53 Hank of i to s t , lan 2til 20 - 6,600 100 'Bank of lso 173 176 - 13,600 20 Bank of Otago almitedi 1 4 1 limn 184 10,000 100 Bank of ilneeneland (L. ' 20 11 Oldie - 10,6 M 60 BankolVkiorta,Austria 25 60 42 - 6,000 100 Bank of Wake (Um.) ,lO 3 1&a - pe0...... 1 50,000 10 'Bank of Noe Zealand - 60.000 20 Brazilian& 10 14 4Pra - 13,000 60 Brit. & American EL Ll 5 - - pro - 20,600 60 British & Californian 6 4 11pin - 20.000 50 'British N. America . _ tip 48 60 - 52,200 20 C. Ilk. India,Ans., Mae all 39 01 311 7,800 20 Do. New - 29,000 26 .Clutrd. M. of Ind* etc all 112 70 - a,OOO 100 City - 20,000 100 'Colonial - 10,000' 23 Com. Ban% of India, &c l4 61 71pm - 1100,000 10 Consolidated Bank (1 ) 4 71 flaw - 6,000 100 •Cantillantal (L) l6 2 3pm - ISOM. 66 Nast: London (thaw) 6 14 SIM - 8.000 . 60 Do. New - moo 10u Diallsh and Dish (Lisa, lh S t 1 1 1 1 pas - 13.000 10 iklng.Mok&AusLChartd. all 21 22 211 46,00 60 English and Swedish (I. 10 14 Ipm - 40,000 60 ;European Bank(Undiad 10 2 pm 111 14 10,000 100 SiledumaChina&Jap.(l) V 71 OM 11 10,000 100 Do. New 12000 100 Imperial Beak UMMed 90 49 171 pm - 3,060109 Dn. New - IMAGO 20 Imperial 01tomen lO 91 filpro 191 4 12009 26 mime MI 31 34 -- 160,060 10 'Land Mortßk. India:l ) 4 14 11pos Id 4 26,090 14 • Lowlik.oflllulooote. (L 6 1 11pea -. 10,400 100 Landon Bank el /loot (I. 13 5 6 pet 194 10,060 140 , London and predate - 6,00.1 100 Lon.B.AyrestilLPlAWL 40 16 14 pm - 20,000 26 ' Do. to. New ll 3 4pm - 6,000 100 Lon., BD., &3. Start (1 ) 22 2 4pm - 60,000 20 Loa. MBank of Anatol , all 26 26 sq id 10,000 100 'Logsdon and Colonial (1 116 6 6pm for DI. 36,006 60 London and County lO 63 65 66 41 6,600 100 'Lou. tlinahmCon.lS.(l ) 13 6 7p. 60,000 60 London Joint Mock., ! I 10 46 47 16,040 100 Lon. and Northern (1.), 10 011 , I s rmi -. 20.000 20 'London& Smith African , all 24 23 6,000 100 !Lon. &S. Western abed 90 3 pa, - 60,000 104 , Lou 08 W 410141104441 ,20 04 06 i - WOO 100 'Merchant Bank, Litn.l 1 121 11 12 pm 211 1 20,000 60 Mercantile & Ezehanill 10 Olll4ma - 20,000 60 • De. New - 10.600 100 Metro. & Pro,. bank (L , 111 10 12 pm - 6,000 100 'Midland Hank [Lim.) , 1.6 /pis 4pm - 10,000 100 :National of Liverpool l6 - -pm -- 2.0,000 20 'N.Pro. of Malan& New 12; - - - 10,000 50 National Lank, New 6 - .... - 26,000 20 New South Wales all 56 67 - 40,000 10 :New Zealand (Limited) 1 4 4pm - 60,000 10 North Western .2 - - 00,400 25 Oriental Bank Corpora; , 58 60 59 10,000 160 ,Provine. of Ireland i26 16 96 - 26,000 10 ,BcLnda, Puntotlaelki (LI 19 si Siva - 20,000 IS 'douth Australia all 417 42 - 10,000 26 South Eastera (Lam) 10,000 100 ,Bland. al B. B. Africa - 4.430 100 Do. do. - 40,400 23 Union of Australia ... 10,000 161 Do. New 66 .... - - 10,000 100 Milan of !Mud (Lisa) *I 1 1 din 104 00,000 00 Make at Landon IS 57 2. 581 DBILTTUEII STOCKS. Ka I 1 1 . I 690081. IPdI CL pile.. I bola 100. 1 101 St "t .Ntlia., 4 4 P iellaarlZ re 1 11: 10 1 t) ,vAis. _ -. 610,000 St. O.Watn.- .M.-405.,41 p. at. Jan. & Jute . ••• OM $6 102 - 418,9 9 3 / . ilk Lanailak.4p.a.laiMalg 100 tet lie - 650,000 W ill 1441,Brigh.4p.a..lati&Dy 10 0 96 100 - 1621123. OA &N.W.4p.e.Jaa&Jalylloo 94 100 - 81UP K. De. 114 p.e.Jaa.&July 140 66 87 - 1M,710 81 &5.W..42.6.71aa.L1A1y 00 N 106 - .... U. it,4 4.4..Tan.tinly 00 MI 110 .... ill . British. S. P. &D. L, Cp. at., 11 Pets. &Am- 1011 i DV 109 - awl, BS W,Bars..p.c.Jan&litly 106 97 99 - .... 1 M. 1401.N.L,42.a.Ap.&061. WS ~ SHARE LISTS.--(THIS DAY.) Two o'Owoz. In the railway market to-day the fortnightly settlement almost monopolises the attention of the dealers, and very few transactions have consequently taken place. As regards the principal stocks, the only variation is a decline of per cent in Midland. London and North Western is now quoted at 111 k/ to 112 ; Great Western, 65 1 to 64 ; Mid lan 131 to ex the new issue ; Lancashire and orkshire, 1121 to 1; South Eastern, 901 to 94; Great Eastern, 461 to lj ; London and South Western, 97 to 98 ; Metropolitan, 113 i to 114 i ; Great Northern, 132 to 133 ; and Caledonian, 1178 to 118. The operations in foreign and colonial railway shares continue upon a very restricted acale, and prices show no change. Some of the securities of the Grand Trunk Railway of Canada are dull. ODDLNAKY MAIM AND STOCK& I Pd. I &AMWAY". luteel at iDIA7 Itlrra.lrol.* Stour Val yth and Tyne Boston,Skahrdot U&C Bristol and grater—. Caledonian Cork and Bandon Oarnwail Do. A J A no dlr. until 6 Do. B p. o. paid to B. .Duolla and BelleatJunc DundenPerth,dAbd.ln I Idluburgh and and Glow. lebugow &Western Gres{ Mn&a Ord. SC Do. A Stock I i Groat Northol Scotland :Great Ncettiorn Dos j • roc. tio dir. lDo.lt 1 p. e. !spot d B Gt. Booth e Wont. (Do Glees Western Do. Moor VoLOssikk Do, South Wales Do. W. Md.—Oxford _ b.;: • i);-. Inneaahlre & Yorkshire; 'London and Blackwalli I t ion.. 6 firig i ta . &Constl & Doe London & North West& Loodon&nouthWeatarn; I Man..lihet.& Ltattotaih Maryport and Carllak Do. Do. 3 Shame 'Metropolitan Do. New Midland Do. New Do him a Darby Mid. Oh We. are.) , Do. a Shares Mid Kent Mid Kea (Cr.; Los) 'North British Do. lklin.,Perth.Dund 'N. Zariern-13erwka Do. O. N. E. Pure Do. Leeds Do. York Do. Cartisie Do. litock&Derling Do. do. 186618 Do. do. Isee-el North London De. New North Stsdonlail 'N. a 8. Western Joao Scottish Central _ fgcTb°LroL Shrewsbury t Weichni Shropahlre Union South Devon South leelarn S. Torten. it River Don Mennen Woking/witty ' TaR Val* I Do. B Do C Ulata 1 12 I Yale Do of Neigh 10e Victoria Sta. & Pimlico 400 Waterford & Kilkenny 1100 West Cornwall 'lOO W.liartlpl. Barb. et kl 8 se - Et 91 8{ 86 117} 1144 of 71 ' 114 131 143 144 13$ 112 91 93 Obi 96i 034 04 40 43 SI 33 100 102 1124 113 66 48 104 106 4! 43 1111 11 0 24 114 67 us 114 108 110 131} 1311 101 103, 63_ 65 iii iii 101 l 112 N° 7 } 1 0i pm 7 2 8 2 Dm 125 138 1 2 2 2 Po II 78 101 11} 126 160 36 38 66 64 U U 90; at 104 106 - 3 - 3 163 170 6 7 pm $ 4 pm. 64 60 91 60 701L11011 /AIWA ATS. 30 33 RAILWATS. TCleitig Prtiss. I . Si .8 I 17 18 111 1. la 818 1 dla par Si 4 ?I P-I 10 , all Antwerp & Rotterdam 101 all Battiatd.lrra.,l4o.7p.c. I e 6 all Belgian IL Junction ) 10' ge Central Argeotine 10, 4}l!openhageu 1110. all . Cogdapo 101 all Do. Extension 100, 10 • Dunahurg&Wltepald(l4 10. 10 Dutch Sherd& 20 all I De 20' all lantern of Francs 20 all rOcl. Russian gas. 5 p. c 101 all :Groat Luxembourg PO all Iltallan Junction. SO . W .NsnLaLlagaiZ e tlta 901 all •.Do.ep. c.Prf. Brelg.gor , 10. all 'No rthe rn of la 16 • Do. New Sh. Om at 1011.)1 10' all 'N.P.ailß.Arraag.7p.c. 10 111 Do. do. do 10, all Norwood/a Trunk Prod 20. all 'Ottoman(flcarrnaaldln; to: all Paris, Lyouromrdliallt 10 all 'Paris and Orleans 101 all :Recife & 8. Francla(L) ID all: Royal Danish • S 'Royal Sardinian a all !Royal Swedish. all 1 110.7 per cont. so all ' Sambre and Maud 10 all Do. fle percent. Prof. 20, la In. Paulo (I.: g.7par et. 20, all Do. do 20 all ;11. Aust. ISLont.Tonetlan 901 111 1 5outhltaat. of Portugal. 10 all Southern of Franco 00 10 /Turin and Savona. SO 111 ; Do. do Sp all 'West Mandan.. la, all Do. fre praline:Prat is; all N.W.of !Taboo JOINT true 1 10 101 Si St IP} 1-1 18 10} }am I pre 8 11 12 13 231 341 34 8.5 18 17 14 14 1 it 11 alO 1 dii pir 11l 204 21 211 We 141 7 6 es 14 16 i II 1 104 , ',.% BU NA BRIT= ea. lit I 11103.0622. I a o re ir r i I Wag 0 4 0 In 1 p.m. 10 all Allantleallt. lammed 40 0 ft. to Ikesliatte.La.g.ll9.a. 108} 104} s 11 Do. New — - 10 10 Do. 1 Shane per }_ pa —. We all Buffalo & lAke Huron u: - 10 all Do. Preference — 160 100 Bat.. &onto% Godirlab 6p. 4.. Bda. Aug. 1. 1872 77 112 10 ,100 Do. do. Judy 1. 1673 77 0 100 100 Do. do. June 1,1071 77 82 86. 'lOO CaL & B.2.asteni6p.c.g. 101 103 K 100 Cape T. 1 Dock6p ag. 98 100 100 1 all Desormara,7p.c.perprel 8t 100 itaat. Bengal gu. 6do lO5 108 b 4. .100 East Indian gu. 6do lO6l 1061 —. 10 115 Do. 0 Extension 0 — 10 115 Do. II do — 84. 100 Grand Trunk eL of Damao 20} 11 } Pa —. 100 all Do. 1,4 ipr Bonds 73 75 734 1 100 all Do. do. deferred i 0 64 100 aD Do. and prat Bonds 103 68 06 100 all Do. do. deferred 66 67 100 aD Do. 80 preL Block 1 60 62 100 all Do. do. deterred 42 45 100 all Do. 20 preL Stock 22 31 100 all Do. do. deferred 27 SO 134 100 ,Greet Indian Peninsula. 1064 1061 106} 119 12 Do. Fla 6 per oent. I } ipm St. 100 OR S. of India 4. 6p. rt. 108 104 I— -84. 82. .100 2 Do Do 0 per cent. O6 96 ... I ' 101. all , Gt. Western of Canada, 10 10} 24 18 1 Do. New lOl 10141 a 100 all, Do.Ortalld4pag.ll372l 90 92 100 all : D 0.51 do. do. 1877.8 22 84 10 2 Indian Branch, Maned , }de }pm 10 1 ; Do. New 81. :100 Madras guar. 6 p. coat., 103 106 3t 100 Do. do. 64 do 1 9? OD 84. 100 1 Do. do. 4 do.—, ft Ot 20 ! 2 , Do. Irilth Isternalool —.— 8R 'lOO ', Melb. Corp. 6 per c. 111 60 . all Uelb. ana Hoteoaa Bay. 66 03 20 . all N.Brein.dCamcla.A & j b 3 6 84 'lOO N.L0rCan.60.4.142p.8. 132 84 BR 'lOO delude. gria. 6 per meal 10 106 ft. 100 Do. Della do. ' 1021 103} Si. 10 1 10 0 0 I Do. do. do 1 3 } Vas 100 Do. Prinjants do. 103 10 1031 sc. 100 I Do. issasstrisi:a's: 9d se MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLoor. The stock markets opened this morning with a rather fiat appearance, owing partly to the uncer tainty which prevails with regard to the result's of the Conference, and partly to the extent to which attention is occupied with the half-monthly settlement ; but the tone has since become firmer. The funds, home railways, and most other securities are supported at previous quotations, and the dul ness is for the most part confined to some of the foreign stocks. The discount market exhibits a quieter appear ance to-day, and in some quarters good three months' bills are taken at 61 per cent. At Paris to-day, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentes opened at 66fr. 93c., showing no variation of importance. Consols are now quoted 90 to }, ex div. for money, and soi to +, ex div., for the account (July 8). The official business report is as follows : Three per Cent. Console, for money, 90, ; ditto for account, 90} ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 891, I ; New Three per Cents., 89i, g, ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1041 ; ditto Bonds, 15s. did. ; Exchequer Bills, March, is. dis. ; ditto June, par. Spanish Passive Bonds have fallen, being now quoted 314 to 4. Greek Bonds are dull, at 24 to 4 ; Mexican 4 lower, at 444 to 1 ; Con federate steady at 63 to 65 ; and Turkish Consolidds firm at 444 to 1. Other foreign stocks have scarcely varied. Trans actions are recorded as follows :—Brazilian Old Five per Cents., 1011 ; Italian, for ac count, 694 ; ditto Maremosana Railway, 76, 4 ; Mexican, for account, 441 ; Moorish, 94 ; Russian, 1862, 874, tl; Spanish, for account, 524 ; ditto Passive, for account, 324, 311, 4 ; ditto Certificates, for account, IN, 4 ; Swedish, 1864, scrip, 4 prem. ; Turkish, 1854, for account, 91 ; ditto, 1862, 714, 1, 4 ; ditto 1001. Bonds, 714, ; Venezuela, 1862, for acoount, 564, 56. International Financial shares are now quoted 52 to 6 prem. ; General Credit, 3k to prem. ; London Financial, 121 to j pram. ; Mercantile Credit, 8 to prem. ; rindson'e Bay, 194 to I ; and Imperial Financial, 2i to f prem. The City of Baltimore, from New York, has brought 111,0001. in specie. FOLrEI O'CLOCK. Consols are per cent. lower, at 90 to I, ei div., for money, and 90} to }, ex div., for the account. No bullion operations have taken place at the Bank. The demand for gold for Spain having diminished, about 64,0001. was sent into the Bank of England yesterday. The meeting of Spanish Passive Bondholders yesterday has pieced on record a solemn protest against the violation of the rights of the Passive holders involved in the project of law presented to the Spanish Cortes on the 2nd inst., and also generally against the recent conduct of the Spanish Finance Minister. The meeting also expressed its " great surprise and un feigned regret at the alleged proceedings of certain great English banking houses," in affording financial assistance to Spain in face of her continued denial of justice to her creditors. A committee of the holders of the Passive Debt was appointed, charged to watch over the interests of the general body. It is matter of regret, however, that in deference to some dissent expressed by several persons at the meeting, the proposal for establishing a common action between the holders of the Passive Debt and the holders of the Certificates, and thus uniting the Exchanges of Paris, Amsterdam, and London in one policyin these matters, was withdrawn. The foreign exchanges yesterday afternoon were quoted much the same as on Friday. The rates were as follows : Ametardam, 3 months, 12.01 to 1 : ditto, 3 days, ILI7 to 1 ; Rotterdam, 3 swathe, 12.0/ to 1 ; t• warp, 3 months, 25.621 to 71; Hamburg, ma. Immo, 3 soothe, 13.81 to 9 : Paris, 3 days, 25.22; to 30 ; ditto, 3 math,. 25.821 to 71 ; Fraraktort-oa.therilaiies, 3 months, 120 to 1. St. reterebmg (per rouble). 3 months, 32f to i ; eir. So., 3 months, 11.821 to 85; Triads, a. So., 3 Loathe, 11.821 to 85 ; Madrid, 3 months, 48 to ; Cubs. 3 =oaths, 48 So ;Leghorn, 3 mouths, 25.70 to 7 5 Gams, 3 mantles, 25.70 to 73 ; Milsa, 3 mouth. 29,721 to 771 ; Naples, 3 months, 25.721 to 771: Alarms, 3 months. 23.72/ to 771 ; Messina, 3 months, 25.721 to 771 ; Lisboa, 90 days, 511 to 52/ ; Oporto, 90 dam 511 to 52g. It is stated that the half-yearly dividend about to be announced by the directors of the Hudson's Bay Company will be at the satisfactory rate of 61 peicent per annum. The directors of the Upper Assam Tea Company (limited) have declared an ad interim dividend of 10 per cent. on the paid-up capitaL The second annual meeting of the Ceylon Com pany (Limited) took place yesterday, when a divi dend at the rate of 10 per cent. per annum and a bonus of 21 per cent. per annum were declared, free of income tax, making, with the interim divi dend paid in December, a total of 14,3581. The chairman described the operations of the company as very successful. Their investments in the first year amounted to 87,0001., but this year they reached 319,0001., while their profit has increased from 9 to 22 per cent. Notice is given of the closing of the transfer books of the Dunaburg and Witepsk Railway Com pany, for the purpose of preparing the half-yearly interest warrants. A petition for the winding np of the London and Colonial Export Oil and Provision Company (Limited) is to be heard before Vice-Chanoellor Kindersley on the 24th instant. Creditors of the British Zinc Rolling Company (Limited) are required to send the particulars of their claims to the official liquidator by the sth of July, the 12th having been appointed by the Master of the Rolls for adjudicating upon them. Subjoined are the quotations of insuranos, gam, dock, and other shares, as given in the Stock Ex change list of last evening : Instwanon—Allianew %Mill and Foreign, 154, ; Ditto Marisa, 46 ; Eagle, 6i • English and &aria Marisa (Limited), 54 ; Globe, 114; Imperial Fire, 360; Imperial Lit*, 204 ; Indemnity Marine, 143, 4 ; Law Fire, 6l ; London, 46 ; London and Laneaahire Fire, 21 4 ; m floniin, 148 ; Thames and Mersey Marisa (Limited), 7 . Gaslight and Coke.—Contiorutal Union ( • ited), 6(. : Europese, new, 7,4 ; Imperial,B6 ; Phnom:, 119, 17 ; Wasters, 16i. 13oclig:at sad West Iniia, 1401, ; London, 75i ; St. Katherine, 741, Canala.—Regool's (or London), 244, 4. Watetworko.—Borlin, Bj. TUESDAY EVINIWO. Consols, which closed yesterday at 901 to I ex div. for the Bth of July, opened this morning at the same quotation, and closed at 901 to 1. For money the last price was 90 to 1 ex div. The official business report is ss follows : Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 90, 1,89 k, 901 ; ditto fur account, 901,1 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 891, 1,1, 1 ; New Three per Cents., 891, 1,1 ; New Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 72, ex thy. ; Bank Stook, 237 ; India Five per Cent. Stuck, 1041, ; Five per Cent. " enlaced " rupee paper, 104 104. The India Five per Cent stock was firm. The March ExcLequer Bills improved 2g. closing at Bs. to 3s. dis., while the June were una ltered, at Gs. dia. to par. The market for foreign stocks was firm, except as regards Italian stock and Venezuelan scrip, which declined about i per cent. In the market foe bank shares a good amount of business continues to be done. An improvement was quoted in City Bank, Bank of Hindustan, London and Brazilian, London Bank of Scotland, London , Buenos Ares and River Plate, London and Colonial, Mercantile and Exchange, Provincial Bank of Ireland, and Union Bank of Ireland. On the other band, Agra, Bank of Victoria, Con tinental, East London, London and Hamburg, ODLONIAL GOVILIVICIIINT_IMCI7I • BritishCons.6 p.et.,1872 100. 102 108 Do. de. 1883 1001 .Can. Om. 6 p 104 106 Do.6perctlebatAnitlloo 106 106 ! D 0.6 peret.Mar.dl 100! 102 104 IDe.5 per et.lan.&J 300 93 96 Do. 6 per et Ina. Moe 1061 92 96 Coped Gliopeep.al.lB72 100, 104 106 ! Do. do. 1860-4 100 107 109 Do. do. 1890-1:100 100 111 I Do. do. 1291'100 119 112 Ceilou,Nov. 1866 6 p.ct .100 103 105 Do. 1876 do.. 100' 111 113 'Mauritius 6 per ct, 1873 100! 107 109 ! Do. 1876.100; 109 111 I Do. 1822.100, 106 110 NateL Oov.O per cent .. 100 106 106 ,New Brtuto. Gov. 6 p.c.& 100, 109 106 N.A.MoJe4Ov. 5 p. 61866100 100 101 Do. sp. c. 1871 to 1876 100. 100 101 Do. II p. c. 1888 to 1E62.100' 100 101 New Zealand 8 per oast 100 109 111 Nova Scotia p. c., 12 , 5 100, 106 107 Queensland Oov. 6p. et 100 108 110 ilAttat.Gev.6 Q. a. Bonds 100 110 112 v. Vic.oo6p.c.7lin.tr..,lnly 100 Do. do. 6 p.c.Aprildeoc. 100. 109 110 IOaItION OBLIGATION& Rtn.wArs. 40 all Antwerp& Rot. 6 p. ck .. all CaseTownlllallkep.44. all; Do 6p. ck I St all Ilsatern of Fraacebp.44. CI Et i;tii3OtLitiip I to all :Do. 100 all Havana and Matansaa 10 1 all Lausanne and Fribourg' ltt all Ilatanza6 audSaltanills' 100 all Do. Second tut:G...., 20 all North of France 3 p.ct. 90 all Do. (lateCtiart.3lp ct. 100 'all Ottoman (Smyrna, dm); 40 all Faria,Liosa,& itns4.ct 2) 'all , Do. New ....3 4. ct.l 100'W Recite &S. (.(Porn.:.. 4 all 'Royal Surdiell 6p. 100 all 'Sagua La Grand, 7 P.c3 20 'all S. Ans.dLom.Von.34 o. I 104 all South bast.ot F0rt.7p.0., 30 all Southertiof Franca3p.c 20 all :South Italian, 3 par ct.l 34 ;all .W.t.N.W.et fn. b p. o. Closing pries*. I dales. 13 19g31 100 103 96 97 100 193 100 103 11} 10 87 91 llf It 97 99 if 2f 90 93 10* 10# 99 10l 111 111 8 8 11 10 101 No. f Bh. 26,000 2 ,Aland (Limited) 100,000, 1 Anglo-Brea Gold(Lim 20,000 1 ID lAustrallais 76,0001 1 Dios Accord Cop. (Lim ) 10,000 6 lErsaiLLAILCo.(Lies )1 16000! 10 Cape Copper (Limited) 2.5,000 2 ICapuLsSilver (Limited) 12"4 44) Cobra Copper 10,000 10 .oDpispo ,Limited) ! 100,660. I 'Doe Pedro, N. Del Ray 75,000 1 pain uount.Coy.(tha.: 24,000 3 rt Del Rey (Limited) 26,000 1 Grimm (limited) 10,000 20 bezel 00,000 14 Kapande (Limited) 16,000 3 Auras 10.000 1 ILoritanisa (Limited) 101,816 1 111ariquita 100,000 2 I/LAureoe 8ra4.0.114.(1 , 60,0001 4 I .PanuleAllo Copper (LI. 10,0001 20 Pootebeed3iirerLeedl 100,000 6 'Port Pblilip . I 1 .44ata !R(k)! 110,000 1 ocottishAestral. (Um.) 11,000 10 St. John del Rey itl i ni a 43,174 1 'United tleidcas 11 CAM 1 Vellaitmacallold 1124): 80,000 1 'Worthing (Limited) 1 46,000 3 :Yedastemoteats (Lim ), MISCILLANBOTTIS. 0011LPASIBL I Pt I FOREIGN' MINYA. - 111A111. Pd 10. 660,0011 •.•.' soo,ooo Cl. pricea I fiaes. t:=l 41.1 No. I Bb. I 111,000 i 10. 0 0 0 1 :7,062 111101031. 8,916 60,006 000 1 t3, 0,0001 41,0001 110,0001 110,00111, 17,600 1 *OW 'UN" 10,0001 !o:c01 10,0,11 10019264 100,020/ 117,0001.' 10.000 vow' Iowa; 70,000, ikoo); 1.5,0001 10,0001 Iti,oou~ - ‘ , .. 6 01 2:0 100,040) 100.401) 214.00 C 1 03 '2. 00, ?1 skes' tomer oo.coo wow 20040 IKI.OIO MOW iii:ii.il 10,0U0 176.000: 10,100' 64.014.1. bo,oooi 11,300 1 12.000, 20.0011 et,o2, a - 050i W. ,. Stkl I 41.1*° 1 t),000 io:fi)4l r-A°P.l ii o i'il 40,00e1 10,000 12,600 13,60 000,0001. 20,000. 10,000 . 17,0)00 10,000 10,000' &WO 19.750 _ _ 76;000 40.U00 30,084. p.OOOl ii,lool 180.13001. 57,600' led.oool 54""°1 17 .0.1 'moot so,ooo, 10 liszio•Mtaleaa Mat S 6 Atutraliaa I 16 aostrattsabl A rrk. , 10 11BeribiViaterworio ( ) ' e Bombay Oss (Waited' 110 British American Lead' 114. W. & L Mag. Tel (L) 1 1116 Canada Company 10 leausdianLoan&lnv:L ) SO ICsylooComhasty SO City Moss (Lim.) . . I 10 Con of abicsaller. (Li I 1 00 ,CotomerdslGnion(lsa;. 60 'CoosoLidatad Dia.. (101 20 Continental Un.UssiL) 1100 ContractCorwrstioaiL fti CaP. M. Mott .TrM.7e p.c 60 Credit Fender 160 Do. of Mauritius (L'. 50 ICreslit.Mohilier Da Preterence Da 0 p. at imp. Dab DlsonantCorporatien(L Elndian Financial iL) India Infs. & iftnal EgryptianCoga.a Frd.(L Electric Teieuaph Fag. and Ant Copper Eng.&SocililsbNarbs lL ;Financial Corporation. Vere-at. Warehouse (L I Gellivara (Limited' Dent Lon.(L Gen, Steam Navigation Home&Colonial As.(L) lindscon'aDar penallm Financial (L I Carryin L i Internat. Finan d uo. IL Inter. Land Credit (L) Dalian lrrly (Can. Cwt., Do. • p. c. d.LL r. 140 iceintenockDiugoant(le) land recurliaca (Lint) . Load. African Tra ilq Leed.andCaladon.iri Da New Loed.liistrice Tele& ) 'Loud. Firma. Aaao. ) Load. D. Omnibus C.(L. I Lund., Italian, Ite. Land.Prorleacialllartni Madras Drina. et Canal Do. Itet th iri t Vere.s.n.ereditAro. L \ailLnd&CaLC. Name) ula.Cos. National Ram Nay., NarbadsCoal & L N Zealan d d TALosa(L. Y.I i'L&Yereas.la. L Somicatasa.sall. L) Ocean Macias Lou& Mental commerolaiL GIS %Wild) Do. New OrkaLlabsillarkL) Ottoman Manes) (L.) Ottoman Or (hafted rasa-'.AL tstausEL) fireililv.4■4l - iiiii. 'Manse. dO. ewe Do. View Quebra•la Ira& 8.. 1 1.(L 1110aney Do. New illio J. City lotprov. (L) Ditto ditto ... .... loyal Mallabasa. .... ,leot Lusts laved. 1 drni th. IC Wolk r . A . rio3 Fa csa nack.d'Ogypt, &Oa * ) a. Afri M. & 10. (L` Soul& Mistrolion Load Datowthe Tottitroith• • TeL Coostroca Main. (1. rhootoott.Morsoy la-iL) r V Trutt&AgoocyoLtita.L . & L lb. of U. Commit UaltodK. Toles. Co. (L) Uolvero Morino Ina (I.) Upper AstraTes(LJaa.) ia Distones Led... warrant irlionotillbs. Maisbullatradiall L 19 0 go 9t 110 140 e r a p ... 1 45 45 li Oidis & Sp & 1 paa & 11 1 m 1 p dta i &Pea 1 4 51 Pen 10 11 Kla bra if !p. PREFERENCE SHARI& Great waters.—Origisal irredeemabte 4 per cent, 88g. Ditto, Birmingham guaranteed stook. 76. i per t ppa 1 I 1 1 6 p in 21 " 6 IML fpm I dia 2: t 21 1 plt Pm 1 JIB " pm I I 1 1 * 42 44 6 1 6* pat 2 $ O. Drina 18 16* 12 22 I r tit Par IPm pl U 67 al 77 St OM 1: 41 pas 9• 7 Ss 4pa 4 47 i 10 3pm 1* 2 pm 21 22 111 1 40 09 lilla par A' :r' 110 114 109 113 - i 41....1 2 l o p 2 2 2 IS 1 If II 1 pm P 2l 41 5_ p 3, iy ifism ipm l 1 TO tlpm, 5 pP:I "3 "dr. 114 19 ID 19T/ i 16 171 - 1 i 6 _W WI Merchant, and Midland Bank shares were quoted lower. Joint Stock Disoount shares have risen this afternoon to 21 to 2} prem. Contract Corporation, Laud Securities, National Steam, New Zealand Trust and Loan, Thames and Mersey Marine In surance, and West India and Pacific Steam were all better. City Offices, English and Scottish Marine Insurance, Smith, Knight, and Co., and Telegraph Construction have given way. Egyp tian Trading shares were steady, at 24 to 21 prem. The closing (but in some cases merely nominal) quotations for shares in new undertakings are subjoined, viz. :—lnternational Land Credit, 2ft to 2f prem. ; Imperial Bank of China, } to } dis. Millwal Iron Works, fto } prem. ; Raiding Iron Works, } to 1 prem. ; Chamonix Hotel, } to I} prem. ; Italian Land, par to } prem. ; and Channel Steam, 1 to 2 prem. MINES.--aIIIS DAY.) Two o'CLocK. In the mining market to-day there is little bu siness apart from that connected with the fort. nightly settlement, and quotations generally are unchanged. East Lovell shares are in demand, and have risen 15a., the present quotation being 19 to 20. East Grenville are also firmer at 5 to and Great Vor strong at 33 to 34. East daradon are quoted 29 to 1 • Wheal Grenville, 74 to 8 ; and Wheal Setou, 220 to 225. West Bas set shares are officially marked 10 and 10k. Foreign and colonial mining shares are quiet, at previous quotations. Yudananiutana have been dealt in at 2k and 21, being dull. The annual meeting of the Kapunda Mining Company (Limited) is called for the 20th inst., when a dividend is to be declared. The annual meeting of the General Mining Association is convened for the 30th inst. The following telegram was yesterday received from the agents of East Wheal Grenville :—" 66 west worth full 4 tons, and improving." COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. ILA RIE-LAME.-(THIB DAY.) The supply of English wheat received fresh up to our market to-day was very limited ; consequently, the show of samples was trifling. Most kinds, however, moved off slowly, but at prices equal to Monday. The general quality of the produce was very good. With foreign wheat we were but moderately supplied. Selected qualities changed bands to a moderate extent, at full currencies. Low and damp parcels moved off heavily on former terms. _ _ _ . _ Floating cargos of grain off coast were in fair request, at full pram. For the time of year. the show of barley was tolerably good. On the whole the trade ruled steady, and late rates were well supported. Malt was in good supply and fair request, at last week's quotations. The quantity of oats on offer was limited. Most demeip• time changed hands to a moderate extent, at full prices. Beans wen in short supply and steady request, at el. treats currencies. _ _ _ Peas was quite as dear am last week, with a good de. mood. There wu about an average business doing both in Eng lish and tonics dour, at fall pricea. Liaised Red rapeseed commanded extreme otirreocies. In agricultural weds ver► little was doing, on former terms. CURRENT PEl‘.lOl. R2lO/JSIL P Qr. I WILL?. L a Sasar, Kant, red,l64 26 to 61 Do. whits, lod3 41 to 46 Norfolk and Lincoln red, 1866 96 to 41 BALM Matted Dtatilllag Griadlas . 22 to ss MALT. Nam, Norfolk, sad Beak 6O to 66 Ringrataa and Ware OS to 66 brews Per QR. One. S. a. Scotob potato lrish, white „ black Massipo - MI to 31. Tick l9 to it Bartow Fitton U 10 a —.- rim. 23 to ST 0828. lagibb, toed l7 to 21 Soc:4B. ror 2O 21 18 to 24 to Wllikt. Grey --. !V to SO Medd. 34 to SS White rwua. Town made. per LSO lbe. Household l9 to it Country Norfolk and Suffolk, ez ship SS CO IS IoUHL Pie (jr. I I. I. _ Melds sael kialeew berg 4l to 54 Restock • Xeolaele- Do= 40 to 42 ltualtio. hart sott AotZia's. rod wltta . __ _. imuzi. _ . _ Ortodtoi -- 11 to 24 MAMA' Malting one. Dub*, brow l7 to II toed iItRIVAIII or GRAIL CAItIIAOB, FROM JUWIt 11 Pa Qt. 0226. L s. Mail sad Swedish 17 to II &masa ....... 12 to 22 Doltish - se SA Egyptian MI to 311 to sa Domes _ to if LamAz Wu. White Yellow _ 19 to U 27 to 11 1 Trench, per iiri: - .... to to 32 Spanish, „ .. 111 to Hi Amorlesa, pot bet. .. It to II Csnattlaa. .. .. 111 to II INTO LONDON, BY WATER 1 TO JUNE IL II:CLOUT& Wlassa Bvisy. Ma& Osts. Mow. vs. vs. vs. qrs. Wis. sada *mask rod 740 . 189 1130 .. 380 Irish lto .. nobles tt 150 .. 7210 1100 220 ToGal I 810 .. 110 9380 1 1190 690 LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. (THIS DAY.) (sr =sumo AND urranunosa nrisavArs.) limit ova cant 001112111POID11111 . .) The market coatisam firm. Salm probably about WO balm. MINCING LANL-aHIS pAy.). 800A2. —Than is a fair demand for rdabg qiallties of West Sidi' from 38s. to 41e. • in other eases th e mistime is lees motive , and prices in 0010 instances are barely sup. ported. The gales include brown Mauritius, at 33..; greyish ditto, 39a. to 395. 6d. The cargo of 9,200 begs of granny bought is at public sale yesterday at 431.6 d. to 465., has she* been disposed of, but the prices secepted are kepi secret. 7,500 bags of clayed Manilk sold at 38e. 6d. Re fined prices remain firm, 58.. being the lowest quotation fat brows lump.. Comm.—The public gales of plantation Ceylon has* genie off lees briskly at prime rather in buyer's issuer triage sold, 68a. to 755. 6d. ; low middliag and middling.; 79c to 82s. ; bold, 87.. to Me. 6d. ; peas, Me. to 88e. COCOA has sold at the late currency. Trinidad, grey and mixed red, 64e. to 68e. ; middling to fine red, 704. to 81..8d. Recd—TM sales of rough are confined to damaged Ran goat ;at Ba. 3d. for firstelass cleaned is in good request, principally for export.. Einem. —Small sales of black pepper are repotted; Petting, at 3W.; Singapore, 31d. ; Ginger, Begged quoted at 449. to 45.. Rint.—There is come inquiry, but novelle reported. liaterwran.—A parcel of Beata rarsetioe 12 soLI at 32e. 6d. . . .. . . . Carom—The market is ensnared, the total sales yester- day were about 1,000 bales. TALLOW HARKILT.-(THIS DAY.) The market is steady ; the present gnotetioei eft as follows s—Tewn tallow 3.95. ; Petersburg Y.O. on the eget, 40.. 3d. to 40.. 6d. ; June, 40e. 3d. to 40e. 6d.; Judy to September, 40s. 9d. ; October to December. 43e. 3d. to 43e. td. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Mears. ratteoden and Smith report no alteration is the market. A steady trade doing at late priors. COAL MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Walls End Helton, 17s. ed. ; Wall. Eod South Hotta% 17s. 6d. ; Walla Eod Hartlepool, 17s. 3d. ; Walls Zed Braddylla Helton, lee. ed. ; Walls Ead Russell Helices. IGs. 6d ; Walls Hod South Hartlepool, les. 9d.; Wall. lad Booth Kelley. 175.; Walls Eod Hessh Hall, 174.; Wells Lad Kepler Grange. les. 34. ; Wells End Camp, les. 9d. ; Walls Eed Eden Maio, lee. 3d. ; Walls Had Goidorth„ 1 6d. ; Walker Primrose. 13e. 3d.: 13etelds Hartley, 16s. 3d.--Ship at market, 39 ; at sea, 116. psornrczaL SHARE MARKETS. Lmmyoot., JOYS It Sales to-day :—London and North Western, 1111 1 —Wane-Mier, Sliefeeld, and Lincoln, 6717 64 — Ili Oland 161. sharm 3 1-16 Routh FaMarn.9o4—Raint Helens Railway and Canal Mee per Gent B, 111—Pantticide, I p BulTalo and Lake Rums, 61—Dutch rik, 34 p.--Confederate Loan, MI 6 14 —General Credit sad 1114anoe Company (Limited), 3 7-16 p.—Liverpool Mame, 4 d.—Rertanide and Rschange Bank flAntitedi, 181 3-16100 y lac 4 10cp. 10 9 15-1 t; ix—Ditto new stages, 04 6.16 ~,— . .N o:f r.W estens Bank. P.— Albion Marine (Limited). 9-16 v.—British and Foreign artne (Limited).p.—Londes and Insurance 11 p.—Wari- Urns bowman* Ltatittod), 4 ap.--Qesen Insurance, Ho. 4 y.— Thames sad Mersey Marine (Limited„ 6 p.—W est India and Pacific Stems, I 14 1 P. Biaimosama. 11111 n It—The trantactioin in this motto) day were to Willand Railway 181. shares at prem.: MUM d Contract. at 14 prem. : and Bnolopham Flnanclals at 13... WA and 1 pram . Crest Western stock was quoted at 654. NUM; South Staffordshire. at 104 to 104: Metropolitan Wagon (No, 3) shame, at 14 to 14 pram ; Patent Ash, at 3 to 14 pre.: /Mk mingham Banklag Company shares, at 351. milers: Stafford shire Joint Stock Banks, at 64 prem., buyers. EXTRAORDINARY FLIGHT OT PICIZONB.—A 606- respoodant meads us the following :—"Six pigeons were let loose this morning (Jane 14). at Newthemptoa, at forty-five minutes pest 6 ►m. and arrived at Deaths , — five of them at afty ID la a tea pal 8, the remaining me in two boon after. The distance is, I think, over 120 salsa."—MancAwiter Guardian. , . -min 1 IS 117 14 11 91 43 1011 306 46 47 107 110 WI 17 66} 6}- 1311 i 31 3 I Sala. 100,000 20,000 200,000 .. 200,000 .. 1 200,000 166,500 .. 186,000 .. es 160,000: 250,000, 15,000 .... 'U 103 i WWI 100 k 1 0 91