The Express. — London, England, 1864-07-04 00:00:00

TEE EXPEVIak MONDAY EMEND Q, JULY 4, 1864. • 7g • ,ace do him op Saturday eremite, seeing him sitting on the COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. SHARE MITAI-(T1118 DAY.) ' Mine seat es the two girls , and saw him with a book -......4......;,... showing them. He spoke to the girls, and in oonesqueoce • of what they stated took the prisoner into custody, and KA RE-LANK -(THIS DAT.) Ty* o'Clwou. found the book upon him. The a „ trafa of Bo o th w h eat f ro& ap t ol f ar aata li m it.% The railway market is quiet to-day, and prime Mr. Lewis having addressed the magistrate on the pri• but on the whole the 'tends were fairly supplied with cam- generally are unchanged, compared with those loser's behalf, pies. The demand for all kind' was somewhat heavy ; last current on Saturday. As regards the Mr. Tyrwhitt said the case was clearly proved nand the nevertheless, factors were not disposed to accept lower Mtn, p rincipal stocks, there is an exceptional demand prisoner, acd his conduct was just that of corrupting young However, the balk of the supply ma disposed of at Is. per or Great Western, which has • n }peg' cent. girls and hi Aim wretched women of them. It was thrmA quarter beneath the rates curtest on Monday last such pere.us as the prisoner that respectable female* were With foreign wheat we were tolerably well, but not to London and North Western is now quoted at 1131 prevented from taking fresh air in the parka. He should say heavily, supplied. Red American wheats moved off to 1141. •, Great Western, ggi to 1 ; Midland, . ~un l it the prisoner for three months with hard labour. steadily, at full quotations ; but all other kinds were • dell 133 to }, ex the new twine ' Lancashire and A second charge was then preferred spinet the prisoner inTliry, at previoui rates. Yorkshire 1151 to 116} ; South Eastern, 92 I.e a girl named Agnes Burns, in service at Highatreet, Very littk English barley was on the steeds. The show to 931. ; 'G root 0.0 .a_ stern; 4 8 1 to i ; L on d on and Nottiughill. The case being clearly proved against the of foreign was tolerably good. Grinding and distilling • - prisoner. Mr. Tyrwhitt said it was the duty of • magistrate, aorta were a fair inquiry, on former term., South Western, 97} to 96} ; Metropolitan, 112} to schen these eases were proved, to inflict the fall peaishmest, Malt was in full average supply and fair request, at full 113 ; Great Northern, 135 to 137 ; and Ca1e ,,.1 he should therefore commit the prisoner for a second Priem. donian ' 119} to 12(1}.. 1 cam of three months, with hard labour. There was • Lood coornmptive inquiry for nearly all East Indian , Great Indian Peninsula, and Great WESTMLNSTER. kinds of oat'' 11°°1 " sr , com p ared with I°4 day •••°°lllki . Southern of India stocks are in demand, and tho curreecies are way 6d. per qr. accrown• 'Rom rumors DRIVING. Beene came slowly to hand , and the inquiry for them exhibit an upward tendency. Canadian and foreign Mr. Fred. Bellmore, of 16. Wellington-square, Pimlico, i waa s wa y, at f a ll goo t a ti oos. ' lines are inactive. yas charged before Mr. Salle with furiously driving his i The inquiry for peas was steady, at extreme rates. The ORDINARY SHAMS AND STOCER. horse, and with running over a little girl, who is in cow- a pi ./nentse rerionsly injured. a Ltr, " very i.b limited . ft.' pd. 1 1,... 1 atr,„.z- I a-is. ..4.7 police•constable Gittena, 13 266, stated that between 8 week. Ea !, g;rit„,,an:oforaa, floor tookles p oo seeie e than last in lea abv..woutatoarval. 8 se • in i f .. and 9 o'clock on Saturday night he was on duty in Gam venor.row when he saw the prisoner driving a hone, which Only four cargoes of grain have arrived o coast, yet the et. WS Illlft'i rid Tree - demand for wheat has fallen off. In Me h owever, vary 10 al l ,381-.... , leafreetlarl.o 7l 7 1 - was in a chaise, along the row. As soon ea he sew him he littlo change his taken Place. Ghirka Pn has realised • ha. 1 140 11,141 . 1 sad hisees•• ••S 4 87 observed the borne come in contact with • little girl, who „d „,,,t.; 40s . per * n o New yogi lit. Pe ,Caledoalao llOB 1201 - - was knocked down sod ran over by the hone. Witness h -r e a t' o a q uarter . gd_. ao d (I - 1;1,1SM .... o&A s.. Ni au uoit and Nadia - - - called out to the prisoner to stop. _He pulled o an. sold witness picked op the child. He had it placed in a cab, in advanced . per 9 i impro ved ocit lo all Do. af• no dlv. mole 4 -•-• - which it was removed to St. George's Hospital, where it is ße - c a iden, and• un 284... " pat h" e r ng.a narter. itap A da bo a u t t 2B2• lo, lo ; quarten Walia* ot ie all ell !D p u e lilin n l and P. °3l.ld rine & -. N r 6 - :. present. have been purchased for forward arrival. Barley 111 all 110001 . 010 ,RAbdeln 10 17 ... Ir. Selfe-At what speed was the prisoner going? 89 1 has boon very quiet, at late ratee On oassage, Danubian N. . 106 end Glestioa, 00 82 Witmer-At between Said 9 mile' an hour. Prisoner haat sold at ts. 3d. per quarter. Rye is held at 290. to Lk 4„,. wand io G nm lalgCnt liAm S. W o r t esler° B‘ . I r n 1 48 06 i. 661 9 .- h 4 been drinking. 30a, but the sale for it is heavy. Beans are nominal At 100 . Do. A stmt - - .... Prisoner said that just before his hone came in contact at 31s. for Feyptims. Mill Weed has realised 225., et 20 0 I Do. L Mg. eft, Not 7 V with the child he was avoiding a horse sad cart. After be mi d Dad I. nominal a t 27 e. per affo Dm Scarcely 99 . ; G roo t g (al b a 0 0 0ttaad - - bad - pared it he saw the child, sad tried to pull up imme- US 137 - dirtily. but was unable to do so in time. He offered to take elt aod 7 00 011 an as if i ti en hu p taken lose in the value of linseed, 11l 100 .oreatNeetbera slowly. Calcutta, on St. be Do. Aj • rec. no Dv. no l6O 152 161 1101 1 the little girl in his chaise to the hospital. 64e. per quarter. la warehouse. Bombay is held at ” 647. a a a f t !w i n !G i l: 8 0 % 1 til t h e t er e ' esL ia° ll l ll 128 90 I n n - Mr. knife observed that as the child may have received t o gg a _ ; C a l cu tt a. ga s. t o gt a ; edema and Ain't ha ma Io n " w aster . se serious injuries he mast remand him (the prisoner). * 06 4 eill I 635. to 63.. 6d. ; Egyptian, 62a. ; Petersburg. 60s. be se, me ! Do.iftour VatOita.3o - - -He was accordingly remanded.. 63. • Archangel, 495. ;and Rigs, 435. to 50a. per quartet. N. ilre • Do. south Wales__ - - - - New York have sold at X se. to 91. 7a 6d. par ton. London 84 . 1 16° 1 Dn . pc.* Newport _ N Se _ REVIEW IN HYDE-PARE.-(TRI.4 DAY.) St. IN Do. Do. Hemmed DM 102 - made may be quoted •4 91, 10s. to W. 151._,- New York, in alt 100 Lencashlre&Yortahlre I`sl 116 116 1 1161 barrels, 91. 10s. ; ditto, in ham, 9/. ; W estern , in bap, et 100 tondo. and ot a caoanl 66 . ag A grand review was held in Hyde-park this St. 10e. tog& Ife. • Marseille", 81. 10a per ton. OOttont ft, 1 100 Lon. tn,&S.Ceast 102 104 103 - morning, before the Prince and Princess of Wales and a *kelt London med ' 0 . 41 . 3 . to 51. per too . Renewed is ill - 111 . 1 100 loacieo. hp". 41 43 - active • Guranit, 695. to 70a. • Perosepore , 61a, to 63. • * 100 Wed.:od North WWI& liSt lit sil llte 1 1 1 sh brilliant assemblage. The troops on the ground °assisted of - 'IL 1 100 . Loodon&SouthWeishern 970 86} 98 Calcutta, 60". ; and Wild Azoff, 3.. e. per quarter. Cotton the Grenadier and Coldstream Guards, two batteries of the ow l a s l ows, a t 7/, Is t pe r too. St. !IN illan.,Shaf.,&Liacomm 60 0 501 011 60 oll . 11oryport mad Ceetale - - - Royal Hone Artillery from Woolwich, the sth Fusiliers, the In agricultural seeds so little is doing that prima are at I all Do, Do, I lg., - - Life Guards, and Horse Guards Blue. The troops went almost ea:dna N. 1100 Metiopolitan ll2} 1136 114 111 through a series of file and volley firing, and there was a ARRIVAL or Slays - English ; maize, 30 ; sundry , MS St • 100 Do. New lOB 110 - are Foreign : linseed, 5,106 ; rapeseed, 2,938 ; maize, iiti-a' al/. Do. N 100 ithilend Few IU 183} MI charge by thecaralry, in which, unfortunately, four troopers L 9,90 (If , 614 - - - were dismounted ; the whole farce then advanced in review Eryonye-Barley, 55 ; farm 38 ; linseed, 485 ; rapeseed, 81 * 14" I Do Mr. ' & Desk. He 106 0 I LOH& 04. Wn. PO-. - - - - order and presented arms to the staff. The firing was re- 1,673 qrs. ; sod flour, 5,406 cwt.. ti lal Do. 1 Shares .. - -- - markable for its regularity and precision, mid the whole of 001IINT PItIOEL 26 I all Mid Kent - - - of the t the movement. Rooltgli. 10 , all Mid Kent (Cray 140) - - -• troop were executed with great Per Qr. I Per Qr. IL 150 'North Beulah steadiness and concentration. WNW s. . a 06111. a. a al IGO I Do. Eilln.,Perth,Dand 34 * - .After these evolutions the whole force marched off the r•••l ' .. • a t ir d s a las seS 41 t o i° r9i e a a te h . B „Tot ts 23 be 98 St 100 N. Eartera-Berolek .. 106} 100} - 1M.17 to 22 IS 1141 Do. O.K. L Pare.- - - - Ds ground with their bands playing . Norfolk and Lincoln ~ black - The Princess was accompanied by the Prince sad Prisms led. 1553 4O to 46 Bases at .100 Do. York O4 05 1 - BANAT. Meagan 3O to 3! fit 100 Do. Carlisle - Louis of Hesse, the Princess Louise, and the Princess Mary majgbig - of Cambridge. The Prince of Weles rode immediately after .. .__.,__Flaililiten the carriage of the Princess , amoromaied by the Doke of s•-•"'"•° 1 MAlf. 14 to 36 Pigeon . le le 38 r....1ND0. Loodon dal telee- - t 111 14pmt - Cambridge, and attended by a very brilliant staff, amongst asses, Norfolk. aad Grey Da New -.. Is o opm - whom were Sir Yorke Scarlett, Lord G. Paget, Colonels fa sod tf ro r, al inks It to 38 15 1 all,N. &S. Western Joao 1 1111 - Weed and Lambert, Lord F. Peoletts he. Brown 26 to 27 lbs. Flora.St. 140 Scottish Central - The renew was over by 12 o'elook, the 12th Leasers, who New Ara. Town made, per 200 34 to 40 St, . St. N lOO Scottalt O floottalt N .S. Aber. atk 1 N Si - Midland - -•-• had kept the ground, being the last to disappear. •Ma. Reembeld 3O 50 33 11l all.Stuminstary & WelcepL , - - - Inglish. feed lB tra II Cavalry South Devon 100 - TRAGIC OCCURRENCE AT SEA, Bait& Cr ' U to le ffolk, 8 10 to 23 at ahip 4. Nto 37 St. 1100 'South Eastern - 921 1131 931 21 --.-- roams. st. 100 6. Yorkah. & Elver Dm. 104 106 - THREE ME V DROWNED DI A FIGHT. Per Qr. Per Qr. 0 1 all Mama Woklnglim,lN 3 9 - Wrote. S. 11. Odra. & & al NO 'TN Val* - Between 12 and 1 o'clock yesterday (Sunday) Dentate sad Komp. Deal& and Swedish ls to U It 1 all I Do . B 6 7 Pm to to 23 10 1 It 1 Do C 3 4 p. - morning the Reeehaugh of Oromarty, a small schooner of p- I t ell .,„h I m a w., 88 be 88 anasian imam . 111 all ••• five keels, left the port of Suoderlatid, coal laden, for Scot. D = 44 to 48 Dania mto go 15 1 PSAL 21 1 Do. - -•-• land. Hercrew were all under the isfluence of liquor when h ar d - -. st. 1 'vac of Neath - left by the pilot who west eat is thew-Mow, in the steam soft - - - tug which towed her out. The schooner set sail on her L0;146614. red . ... 41 to 44 rts ld to to 36 St (100 Wsterfard & Ktllmany. - - - voyage, and the captain, after lighting hi s white . . .. oto 48 NUN OM. N. 1100 . West Cornwall 36 37 - . pipe, • Base r . White ei t o m It. WO ;W.Kartlpt limb. &IL - - - took the helm to steer. In • few minutes htledhig.~..o _ IS he 26 Yellow afterward' he heard some squabbling forward between fl o H • 1T 27 o to 0 at Treeehavor PioN. Site 11; elz. I Pd. I sait.ware. I Coda. prima 1 Sales. 17 seek . . the mate and as ordinary Names, bat as the sail was oafs. Spanish, .. ~ .. 12 to u lO . all 1 Atlmittedtill Lawrence: 69 111 - between them and the disputant s b e did no t see what was Deka . Sew l9 to 24 Amnions, per MC .. 19 to N U. IIN .Boalear.&C.lmg.figt.c. 101} BIN so 1011 an feed - - - going on. Immediately alter be saw the moveable portion AlislraLe OF ORLIN, etc INTO LONDON. BY LAND AND ~ 10 130 I Do. I Shares par 6916 - of the inidahips bulwark floating past, and heard from the WATER CARRIAGE, PROM JUNE 24 TO JULY 8, 1884, Loel : 1 , 1 , 121•1°. Pnt A e uke Huron 1 4 , water a faint cry for help from the mate. On rushing for- INCLUSIVE. 10 1109 111•11...Brant.dOodertch - ward he found to his consternation that be was alone in the Wheat. Barley. Malt Oats. Beans Peas /tour. I Op. a. B4s. Auft.1.1571 77 U - ship,lll e • Ora 1 Ore. Ora cm Was sob. IN te• I De. do. Jay lons 77 IS - then He searched the forecastle but found no one, and 11lignals ... all *0 ' Mee 1141 11 • • 12 % 04 ISO 1180 I he- &Jens l• 1474 " 82 -. laid the schooner to unt il the North ski, ream' Scotch .... .... .. .... MI ........ .. .... .... B st 1 10 100 i oape Clal & T II.. A llhotee• Dockev N...c.t. N o ro w an - an lit& ... - tug, from the Tyne, came up, sad towed her back yonfipi .. tigid 71N :::: .... 1134. IN 100 lan Demorara.7p.c.per.pre - - - to Suuderlawi, where she arrived a little after ---- - 1-- St. 1 100 lea a Bengal gal 6 do.. 104 106 in - 2 o'clock. The above is the only narrative Of Taal.- ONO 71102 111144, 63390, 261. 1 1 61 1 .1900011200 It. 1 14111 Nee Indian go. 6 do.. 102 103 an 1021 3 can - the affair the captain can give, sod it eau only be our- 10 lIS Do. 0 Extension .... Mr !Om .t' al il5 Do. II do per pin= - wised that • fight took place between the mate and th e LIVERPOOL COTTON ILLRKET. at. 1100 Ormad Trunk of Canada 20 21 - adinary, that the other seaman west to part them, an d (THIS DAY.) 190 . all Do. Ist pref. Bonds 72 74 73 100 all Do. do. deferred 62 64 - that In the struggle all three locked in • tight grip staggered (nr =CT= AND 13TIONATIONAL TILIONAPR4 i 100 , all Do. todref. Bonds. N 02 - (r6Oll 001 Owl commoirnearr.) . 65 67 _ against the bulwark, which giving way, they were plunged The market opens very firm, at steady prices. Sales will 1:: 1 2 tam w.f. °. d h st ur d k - into the sea. Wine the vessel arrived off Sunderland a probably foot up 10,000 balms. lO9 sAI Do. to. deferred' 43 44 - young pilot gamed Dodd attempted to board her, bat set 100 all Do. 4th preL Stock 129 al 01 109 all De. do. deferred 28 30 - finding • repo seized the " feeder" hanging over the MINCING LANE.-(THIS DAY.) sal to Oreat Indian Peninsula 1031 031 in 1031 an ship's aide, where the isaistain seizing an am, and SCOII.-The market continues extremely dull. no 10 12 Do. gust 6 per mall par }per in - holding it over his hand, threatened to "chop his sales reported aims Friday. Refined has further declined, St. ;100 at. It of India g. 6p. at.l lti 01 an 102 in 34. ,101 IDo 41 per cent. 96 ID - fingers off if be did not let go." On the schooner's arrival brown lumps having bean sold at 50a. St. . 2 Do in C01t02.- The markets steady but quiet. port the captain was taken into custody for aa assault on a wrmna _6oo h ap of Bengal, refraction 9 and 81, sold toilipi Id' r t. /m. "l ; 4.m m' el Cann" 101 10 - 19141 s - this pilot, and the affair is being iumetigated by the polio,. at 32a, 3d. he all Do.N.c.Bda. pay. 1673 86 51 - The crew, it is said, were "fuddling" all the week, Corrine-About 2,500 bales sold sines Friday, at steady 1.410 lan Da MAMA o. 187741 00 es - 15 I : judian Limited tdus ipso en - and late on Saturday night took some rope same Prieja_.___ _,, „ le 1 I Do. Now - - -. in a boat to get more drink. The reptile's wee ia The ••••" " °vertind fsr f ' ° " °"l7" °midst of " bbd ••• al 100 Madras guar. sp. cent 1001 1011 on - xa 1,100 bags of sugar, 560 mad' coffee, 150 bags cocoa, 26,000 st. use Do. do, 0 do_ ft 9' in - Andrew ROOS. and the names of the unfortunate men w h o ; w ows o f t ea, an d • Immo hap of rice. U. 100 Do. do. 61 do.- SO 93 an - are drowned were-Hugh M'llay, mate, aged about 30, 10 I 2 , Do. Fif th &tendon - - -• single man ; William Duff, able seaman, aged 28, married, 01. 10(o ;delta Oorp. 6 per c. Bit - - - and leaves a wife and two children ; and Charles Munroe, TALLOW MAR.KET.-(THIS DAT. ) 60 al . Kerb. and Elobsixes Bay 57 SO • The market is steady . Tows tallow is quoted 394. ; - Se I . ell - I . 4 ,' Sren ',.......__ Meaa ._ e15 '... 1& .? ... S a ••• ordinary searnao, aged 20, unmarried. The tragic occur- pit erg y . O ,em the op * 40 A 94 . . J a i, t o & mum , ea ism .o•am.earitat. mem , . eie 1 1 6 - 100 Scinde, gun. S par coal 1018 1021 an - in ream happened off Wbitburn, about 36 miles aorth.eud of her. 40a. 9d. ; • (Weber to Dwienther. 03 e. 6d.; Deem' n ilt 00 1 Do. DOOM do. lOO 101 on - the port of Sunderland. her, 444. 10 , 2 Do. do. do. par 1016 ill -. PARTICULARS OP TALLOW . 5t . 1100 1 Do. Ptinisue _ .0. - ad I - • - - - ROYAL RoTANIC SOCIRTY.-The last flower and met 1669 1364 . fit 'lO5 Do. Indus 1111.110..d0. 96 Nad I • fruit show of this society for the premut N• 1100 took place N oo k co , h i m thi s dm .. .. 36,110 87,614 0.446 JOINT MICK 10111111 on Saturday, and was a highly . socassful one. Although the Defy., bat wash . 1,063 ess Irt's No. 1 Sh. I Brum& INI CI. peteea I salsa. weather was not so bright as might be desired the attendance onto from Ist June 7.30 3.530 CAN mg 04100 100 Ama and U. ear Bacot .- N I 131 1331 -• was large and &Womble, and no rain fen until newly the Arrival last week koss we give 10,000 100 tanosLottaLlverpoell 25 1U 41 pus 611 whole of the company had left the minds. The bands of Min hem lii June New 2O SI 41 pin -• • the Life Guard' and Royal Horse Guards performed during Pricer.C.oothespotthladayewt. 47a Od. 4 N. 04. 40s. td. 10 . 000 100 Dn. 10,000 .10 I Lowlo Austrian ltl 1 10an 1 C the day . Among those present we Dotiood the Princess Ditto Town last Friday - sum 20 Anglo Italian (Goal a Par ilpm - I Mary of Cambridge, the Bishop et Oxford, Marquis of Artisal far the week m 1400 1 107 13. NA year. 2.006 mak mcou io acumetam all TS 14 ••• Bristol. Eat. og Home, p ar t o g sa. Germane m d Q om ,. and defied, MO casks. The arrival last week comprised, 613 7 , 600 gg D o , N ao ,30 26 28 pm - • maks Anstrulla. 200 South America ; total, $lB reeks ma" 10 Banker EtrittabColuno6• 10 1 llpm -of St. Gairrosna Lord Cheatham, Lord Yarborough, Lord A. -- A 10.000' 15 Bank of IttypS - LAnze Palmer . Leal Elizabeth Weldeireees Lady Dein - ME'TROPOLTTAN CATTLE MARKET. weer so sans et owe Misted) • ear iota - I 1 combo, Lady Julia Powers, Lady Amos, Lady Lams Gob (THIS DAY.) 10.000 100 Bank of Queenslaad (Li 0 it 1 ills - I ton, Lady Mary Stanley, Lady Comoro', Lady Frew" Iva ha ve f ew head., and trade is slow; 0000 60 BankolVictorialostata U 09 41 we a mess - 6,000 100 Bank of Wales_ (Gm.) - g Russell Lady Yarborough, Lady Proby, Lady Etaistiermen, cementently we can scarcely quote as high se 90 0 ,:o /0 8., o f N oo g,„. oaad Lady flabella Blachford, Lady Painter, Lady M'Farleoe, oa Ilona., lam ; yet in sums tam.. that d ay .. a oo l so B oo s ow &p os t aio .g, 10 el 31 9 . .. a Baron Nathan Be Rothychild, Sir Walter Stirling. Sir Wiese are ised. The number of sheep ia 15,0001 60 Brit & American *ca. 16 -- pm -• • Philip Ditecombe, Sir John Anson. Sir William Hooker, sot mach altered, nor is the demand for them. 20.0 00 60 British d Califesulsa fl• 0 1 110 mi - s ( .eneral Dixon. Colonel Hamner, H em. Mrs. Caltborpe. T ro d, t a d u o ii,t late rata jambs and calves are NOW 60 British N. America an Si 48 ad -• 1 6ll a 41 - lim. Mr. and Mrs. Twiatlaloa, Miss Burdett Conn., 3‘1%. so ld at T adoool p rior. From Germany and Holland 84 , ~,,,,t °° . 1° C. D o .lin. wAt'Aua"Chiaa an 1 . 6 fo Gladstone and family, and the Pontine's, ItillSkil, there are 1,340 boasts, 5,370 sheep, 361 calves, and 8.5 pigs. 2 0: - 0 ,70 iii c 9 .;.. 11 „ . ° 0 7 1 . 110. 4 0 a n .8 M id P -id r banish, Spanish, and Austrian Ministers. 1 _ Spain, 124 Mama. Fraoce, 14 calves. Scotland. 250 beams. moo jao en s - ' Ctillartt Raves IN Woacsirraa.-An attempt has boiad, fa Norfolk sad Suffolk, 900 ; and 650 from the 10,0300 lee Colonial - been m a de t o revive church rates i n the parish of St. neither. and midland cantles. 20,005 36 Com Santa INN ati all - - 9 s ichslimo a this city. They were abolished in 1835, and Per Mane of Wm a. el. a 4. I Inc steno of Inba a ill, s. d. 1 0 , 000 , !IS Do. IIS gl i eillan 9 Ames then the expenses of worship have been met by maim. Best &iota Berens. 410 6 0 Bedbug& ilf.hdallh 6 2 6 MO.OOO 10 _11: 1 (L 1,4 147 BPm 11 1 1 1 6,000 100 tal (L. i Lary cootnbutioes. Tito chairman, at • vestry meeting Best Short-boas .. 4 8 410 Beat Loogmools.... 0 0 0 Second gnat lareole 303 S i Do. do. Shorn .... 40 4 1 12.000 50 Last London tad) 6 Ite aIP• - held on Friday, explaitied that many persona who wended 8,000 ISO : Do. New Calve, church tetnaed to subscribe anything, td the result had pt o - • b.'s° th. t led year there was a deficiency of 91. 16a. 7d. It B oa t Doom mfgoaga 0• o 0 Lamle - ▪ was atom" mired that the churchwardens make application Deans at market, 4,730 ; sheep and lambi, 27,640 ; calves, Kau. SO IguroPean Benkl,4mitee 10 4 41P11 ad I { } 1 }fad n 10,000 100 Ilindum.olleadue6 l .( l o 2 6 II 9pm SS. t forvoluntary coutributions. A minim for •• 3d. rate was 410; OP. 470 . - 10,00 100 Iso. New 12 trade as as amoodmeol but the rate was rejected by 16 to 12.000 100 Imperial Bank, limited 10 18 20 pm - la lit The chairman said he bowed to the decision of the meet BOROUGH HOP MARKET.-(THIS DAT.) 300 100 im. New - ing, but he could notgo round andeakfor rostra:m*loes. The Mews. Patteadoe sad Smith report the demand limited 10,000 60 Imp. Bk. of Chlnitatc.,(L I par trim 51 1 4 sortie,: then separated. to the immediate mots of mastimers. Stocks of last year's 135,000 10 Imperial Ottoman II 71 Npm Ige 1 d -, It flit BURP'S HOST. SALE OF LORD HENRY growth are nearly exhausted, which causes prices to rule 1 12 . 0 0 :' 26 toucan Li all 0 31 00, . * land] Mort. Bk. ladle( 4 11 titan RENTIN, li'S STCD.-In cousequeme of hie lordship's re. firm. The plantation accounts are for the most part favour -0000 60 toOdetico,&c. 6 is 24 pin it 4; e , iy . :.ent from the field this valuable eollectioo cf boaters able ; there IS some weak tad yellow bins in ell the districts, 10,00 100 London bank of Scot. IL IS 5 4pm 1 f . au sold by solstice on Friday last at the stables new 10.0 m 100 London sad Brazilian a •.•••do. The emit:weer" were the Menem Tattersall. of COAL MARKET.--('THIS DAT.) moo 110 Lon.B Arres&R. Plata L' 60 13 15 pm - .at 6,000 10 . Lon. Bar.. &S. Mag. (L.; 23 if 4}pai - .odon. The stud emended of 100 animal', all of which malls End Haswell, 18s. 6d. • Walls End 800 •••• ea moo go t0...0h.8a kof Asstd. ail 14f 2,54 - il , , coral As hunters, exeept a few brood roams and young Hotteri. 13. ; Walla End Hart] 17s. 9d. ; Walls End f 7. 0„, 10, London . 0 :, 0 , 00i „, le g -. , c:. There was • large extoodame of the Debility sad 17 e; Walls End 30,000 60 Landon and Couuty ID 115 8 68 7 ne' Ili soy from all parts the country. South Keno*. 17e.; Walls End Hough Hall, „ C p, 17s. 3d. • Walls End Kenai, 17a. 3d. '; Walls End 6,000 100 Lou. Herahlr.Con.F.:.(Ll 13 3} 43pat "S -t is L MRIMIN YACHT CLUB - The regatta Hanoi. jerk 6d. • Wells End Tunnel. 16a. 6d.; 40,090 60 London Joint Stock lO 46 47 47 rove off on Friday and Saturday ; the weather was bodter• Taefield Moor Hetes: 13.. 6d. ; Sebside Hartley, 16s, 91.- .. 10 : 40 . 0 e 0 I so oo Lo lat i ..end a ssisi Notth us e dirsii rn (I-' O a fi ll 24106 r ... Th e Yindea won the Ladies' Cap of 100gaiense, bent- Ships at market, 54; at sat, 50. 6,000 100 lam &S. Western 'Lim 10 21 4pni LI th- l'hrvne, 3lmqtaito, Voisin., Astarte, Heroine. and 50,00 190 , Loa & Westminster - -- ___ __ . .. . _ le . ..,,,,v. The 100/ . Plats for firstreless cutters was woo by laeu 100 Merchant Bank Lim.).. 114 910 pea -. '' Pitryne, beating the Volume, Mosquito, Viadez, ARTILLERY FIRING IN PLYMOUTH ROUND.-The 10. 00 000 60 Me bo rcao . t ic tle e.r et lachaniL 10 5 9 5 1 10 pm, 10 0 pm -• k I . ~ ue, and Astarte. The 1001. Prise foe schooner and trial of Major• General Htitelthison will come off at the Devon 20. 60 • ' , a l - • was won by the Speraose , beating the Anxieties, Assizes, at the close el tide month, when it is ezpected . 1 6. 0 . 000 000 1 1 0 00 m it ko. eirel l FZ. ( ben uoL ll l lL .. u til 9 4 IL m em ....- . 11 ` 11 ..P. Fiery Cross, mid Amberwiteb. The prise for that the discamice at amen' knotty law points bearing 5" , 10.000 100 National of Limrpool.. 19 51 Gime -i is le n helsaa cutters was woo by the Thought, beating the the owe will occupy the for some time. The verdict _. 30,000 10 N. Pro. of England. New 11 - - - of the jury has met with the very general accordance Og 20,000 60 National Bank, New... a - - - • ••• ..,...t, &ma, L'Eclair. K ilmeay, and gums. Tiii:KaTEN ED STD IKE IN THE HUILDLNO TRADE.- the inhabdanta of Plymouth, Devonport, and AS environs, 16,9: 20 Nel tleu z. t un li w iles an an 46 43 - 'I par pm - I. e 601 iding trade at Manchester is in a highly Souriehieg as the pliant officer bad pe er rais t r e in.diwdrecedtinirst.tehmeaortrillepiryy. 60.00060 1 10 0 New 1.4,010 Western 16 te 6 111dn ( - sa 68 e° 1 - 0000 100 Presque. of Irel= ll . 6 _.. .II 10 92 ad -td r. . !•r. .re exceedingly heavy. She joiners have chosen mouth Sound. ‘....-. 14'1 the °""niela is the heeds of the finnan Preetiee to be eee sot tiaa w a.d ithsta av oding Tema) . n h arro wL w escapee 20 . 00 SS Oriental Bank , 37,60 e 20 Mode, Putit , & Delhi (L II 21 Nma -It•• •• a favourable opportunity for making I all it 40 ad -ad ly ..Valle* of wages to the extent of 2s. per week. A ROBB= YAT ‘II.OM•NRY STORES. • deemed for oocerritig, and the prooestesome o ff ered to -On Friday lass 20,000 26 south Australia - L ' - slog of 16 of the principal neater* deeded nasal - 1 the discovery was made that 3411. had been stolen from a 10,006 2.6 Month Eastern (Um.) a -It to reject the Jerome!, and ail others have gives in bureau in the stores of the let West Yorkshire Yeomanry 10,000 100 Stand. at B. B. Atria - MOO PM Do. do. - • .. i ...Dash's' to this decision. They complain that, with Cavalry Items at Doneuter. Tha t day was the quarter- 40 10:00 1 u 2S Colon of Auatra New ld all - - - _ P • - h-ivi contracts they are now holding, and have taken clay, andlocesey to the extent of 400!. had born made op on My the staff and tradesmen's 10 00 100 Union of Ireland (Um) U NM Igen, 21 If IV t'le f...th of a continuance of the present rate of wars , the preceding da y in Puce" to This ' Onion of Loodoo ' II I 571 6111 1 571 : •. . ^nurse would involve considerable lose One builder bills for the three months thee ended. money wse 0,000 0 1. . ..tea that this &drams would involve W. per week in the bureau, end whew Captain M'Nein, the wile. DOCLS. Meta IPdI U. pekes. I Salsa. E •- , a in hi. present wages' payment. A strike took Woo t e t e !! the regiments attended with the d re .d. rimestal-- No. 1., - tune back at the new Willi courts building at Man • major and a clerk to pay the emir sit is Arealfound .. that timm , iti. t West hsiii.3ss ud in - k "'ter , but was defeated by the contractor abashin, work. some pence or ramose had ef•mis.S l h ta kenan dina 12,000 II Orem Pleating Jock.( 1 - - IN 74 76 - -,. tif s -ii from other pat, of the °pommy, Th ese stem , how. oat the motes and gold, leaving silver and copper . &natio St tondo. ;100 73 76 - • -r. Lav a to work mder the constant protection 01 the S uspicion has fallen epos me parson , but the police, who Lamm et St. Katharine 100 - - - O ;. „. ft is exp.ased bow that than will b e a emen d wan a paadi•l7 do acquainted with the loss, have not yet .... ses, soe ssi e t So yi u dma tharopten Mil US 106 - fc ••.N.e in the trade traesd tke thief. MONEY MAREXT,-(TELS DAY.) Two VOLoar. The Mock markets to-day are generally firm, without much change in prices. The funds and home railway stocks remain at Saturday's quotations. An improvement has taken place, however, in two or three of the specu lative foreign stocks, especially Turkish COMO lidda, which have been favourably influenced by the introduction of the powerful Turkish financial association referred to below. N zd The discount saarket is quiet to-day, with a large supply of money. Six per cent., however, appears to be the lowest rate, for good three months' bills. In tho Stook Exchange the inquiry for loans from day to day on English government securities is very moderate, although the rate is not higher than 4 per cent. 91 90 rd _id Wit xd 1041 id 109! IN i At Paris to-day, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentes were quoted 66fr. 20c., being the same aeon Saturday. Consols are now quoted 901 to 1, ex div., both for money and the account (July 8). The official business report is as follows :H Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 901, 1 ; ditto for account, 904 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 891, 1 ; New Three per Cents., 891, ; Bank Stock, 237 ; India Stock, 213, cx div., for opening ; ditto Bonds, 13e. die. Turkish Consolid‘s have risen 1 per cent., being now quoted 491 to!. Greek Bonds are }to # better, at 251 to 1, and Spanish Passive Ito worse, at 291 to 1. Confederate Bonds are steady at 64 to 66, and Mexican at 441 to 1, or 281 to 29, ex the arrears. Moat other foreign stocks are unaltered. Transactions are recorded as follows :—Brazi lian, 1863, 861 ; Dutch Certificates, 991 ; Egyp tian, 1011 ; ditto second i , sue, 1011 ; Greek, for account, 251, 1 ; Italian, for account, 67/, ex div. ; ditto Maremmana Railway, 741, ex div. ; Mexican, for account, 441 ; Portuguese, 1856, ttc., 474, 4, ex div. ; ditto, for account, 471, 4, ex div. ; Russian, 1822, 90 ; ditto, 1850, 841, ex div. ; ditto, 1862, 871, 1 1 Spanish ' Passive, for account, 291 ; ditto Certificates, for account, 104 ; Turkish, 1854, for account, 91 ; ditto 1862, 681, ex div. ; ditto for account, 68, 1, 4, ax div. ; Venezuela, 1862, for account, 561. International Financial shares are now quoted sto prem. ; General Credit, 3to prem. ; London Financial, 124 to 13 prem. ; Imperial and Mercantile Credit, 21 to 1 prem. ; and Hudson's Bay, 171 tog. The ;hares of the Sociit4 Gdadrale de l'Empire Ottoman opened at S to i prem., and are now quoted 2i to 3 prem. The amount of gold sent into the Bank on Satur day was 35,0001. The steamer &rode will convey to-day only 27,0991. in specie for the East. It is worthy of remark that, according to the Board of Trade returns last issued, whereas the value of our exports in the five months ended 31st May, 1863, was 50,742,670 k, in the five months of 1864 they amounted to 64,069,0601., showing an increase of as much as 13,326,3901. ; while our imports fur the four months ended the 30th April, 1863, were 49,025,310/., those of 1864 wereb4,719,390L, show ing an increase of only 5,694,0801. It would thus appear that the increase in our export trade as compared with last year is ra pidly outstripping that in our import trade. A rapid increase in exports is generally accoutp-- nied by an increased demand for money, partly /or the ordinary accommodation of the trade, and partly on account of the extent to which goods are sent abroad on credit. As soon, however, as ti e returns for the present unus ually large exports come in, it would appear that an accumulation of gold in this country must take place. A new and important financial association is announced under the title of the " Sociiti Gdn6rale de l'Empire Ottoman." It is in corporated as a " Soe6t4 Anooyme " by an iradd of the Sultan, under statutes approved by the Ottoman government. The new company is really • Credit Mobilier for Turkey, and its distinctive feature is, that it is es tablished in connection with the Imperial Ottoman Bank (by which the subscriptions are to be received), and that all the chief financiers in Constantinople are connected with it. The company thus combines elements hitherto antagonistic, a consideration of much importance, especially in • country like Turkey. In the list of the founders will be noticed, in addition to the Imperial Ottoman Bank, and to • number of leading Constantinople names, Messrs. Bischoffebeim and Goldschmidt, and Messrs. Frith ling and Goschen, both of London, and Messrs. Stern Brothers, of London and Paris. The com bination is thus very powerful, and there can ba no question that Turkey presents a fine field for the employment of capital. The capital of the com pany is 2,000,0001., in 100,000 shares of 201. each, but the prospectus states that " the capital has been subscribed, with the exception of 33,000 shares (including 6,500 reserved for allotment in Constantinople"). A further clause in the prospect ' Sus contains the following explanation : Of the shares of the compeny, 24,000 are founders' shares, subject to the same payments sad bah lilies as the ordinary ■hams, but they will remain in the custody of the company, sad cannot be transferred ; each founder may, however, at the expiration of the third, sixth, and teeth years of the eriateece of the society, exchange 500 of inch shares for ordinary shine The remainder will remain ioalienable during a period of thirty years, which will be the &reties of the Soci44 Anonyms, in conformity with the statues. It is likewise mentioned that the statutes provide for the following division of the net profits : 1. Interest ►t 6 per mon par annum on the paid-up capital. 2. Ten per rent- of the set profits for the reserve fond. 3. Six per cont of the net profits for the founder.. 4. Four per oast. of the non profits for the administratioo. 5. The residue to be distributed, by way of dividend, amoopt the shareholders. - - The chief defect of this prospectus is evidently the large number of shares subscribed for without information being given as to the parties by whom the subscription is made. Experience has shown that the result of these combinations is to give the promoters of new companies the power of selling shares at a premium to the public • and, however good an undertaking may be intrin sically, so long as such large reservations are made there will be reasonable grounds for inquiry, and perhaps for hesitation on the part of permanent investors. The system is as yet new to this country, and calls for impartial watching. Something might be said, too, with regard to the system of conjoining the same individuals in the triple capacity of founders, directors, and private subscribers. Here, again, the importation of the continental prac tice will be generally deprecated. In cases of the kind it is so important that the respective rights of the founders, administrators, and shareholders should be fully defined, that it is satisfactory to remark the clear manner in which the arrangements contemplated are set forth in the prospectus of the present undertaking. Another new undertaking is the "Gas Products j Utilising Company (Limited)." The capital of this company is to be 150,0001., in 15,000 shares of 101. each, with a first issue of 7,500 shares. The object is to purchase the free hot! manufactory, plant, and business of Mr. A. A. Croll, at the Metropolitan Alum Works, Bow common-lane, and for utilising the products of gas works by improved means of manipulation " em ploying waste materials and converting them into profitable articles of commerce." It is mentioned I that the business has been carried on by Mr. Croll for several years with highly profitable results. It is now proposed to extend the manufacture and the use of the patents. The purchase money is 39,0101., of which 10,0001. is to be taken in 5 per Gest debeatures, and 20,0001. in fully paid up shares ; with regard to these shares it is explained that they "will not receive any dividend until 6 per cent is paid on the other shares, and will not be entitled to rank as ordinary shares unless divi- IMlllilor 1011101 OBLIGATIONS. Antwerp* RocSp. et. OrgrownlArtlktp.et. Op. of Wt roof Tranosfp.et. G.Lazerebourgrop.ceet. Do. Havana sad Katmai* Lamm sad irtbases Mus's sof thibsaills Do, Mooed we. la 'North of lreace $ p.etl ihll I Do. (laSeCharLalp.et l all 'Ottoman (Smyrna, Ae.) a ,Parls.LyosaAlln6p.st. !all Do. New ....sp. et iW itAcus aB. le.(Para.) 'Royal Swedish 6 p. et. all Sagua La Grand• 7 'all S. Aos.&Lom.Ven Sp.o. 'all South MAO Port.7p.e. W Southern( Praaosap.e. all South Itallan er tper et •all W.MN.W.4O S p.a. ODLONIAL GOVI BTUOU. L 60.000, • • . 1116,11:6 NUM • • ••• • • • 1 : 0i:000 160,000 ..1 100,00. 800,000.. E les, 600 ! 101000,..1 ii lii V 91 *Mat C010k.ep.0t...1%7e• NC I Do. do. 18611 100, 1 00 a. Gov. p. e., 187764. 'lOO Do.operet.l4o.ltAng.'lolll Do.o para. Mar.& Sep. 100 D 0.6 per et lea.AJ alp 1001 Do. per ot. Ist. Stook 1001 °l3V"°C*.d. lB7B 1 60 IEOO4 100 Do. do. 1800.1100! Do. do. 1101100' l eoll o on, Nov. 1848, pc4 100 1878, do.. 400 : '‘Duteltloa epee et., DM 1001 Do. 1108 1001 Do. 1636 100 Natal. Gov.' par oent... 'lOO New Bruns. Gov. 6 pet. TlOO N.s. Wales 0 v. 6 p.c.1636 10 Do. bp. e. 1871 to 1876 1001 Do. 6 p. c. 1888 to 1801 1001 New Zealander's Nat 100 Nova Scotia' p. a., 1676 100, Queensland Gov. p. et. 100 8. Awn. Gev.6 p. e. Bonds 100 VlnGov.6p.c.Jan..tinly Do. 10. a p.e.Aprllttonitllll DBUIITIIIIII NNIC No. I 811. I MOLL IPd liii,l4o':: l 150,0001.. 71.0301.. 10;013 el 91.1145.6p.0.011ar.1160i: 1083316' N. 0.14the.,0p.0.J0a.&1 ' 510,000, 8► 0.W0t0.—W.311.-03., p. et. Jam .c Jell 618.000 BO Looc.&Y3.4p.e.Jaa&Jlol. 630,000 St Loo,Brigl66p.o.Jaa&Jl7l 10=23 L&N.W.4p.c.Ja0.43/43' ROSSO SO Do. 3‘ p.0.Ja0.&13131 360,730 Si L&S.W.,4p.e..Jaa.&July .... ISR Ilkthuld.ap.o..Taa.&Joly .... I IL N. &H 44 R. P. &D. 8., p. et, lob. * 81 Or.Larn.,4p.c.Jaa&Taly 18t Soot. FOAMS ME No. Sh. NOM 8! % 431 16,000 1 100,000 1 10,000 11 16,480 1 14,010! I 18400, 10 14,100 j I MOOD 40 10,0011 se 100,4“ 1 73,000 1 1 8 .0081 8 /1,0001 I 10,000 10 41001 16,000 10,000 103,815 1 1 100,000 i I 80,100' 4 10.010 10 100,0110 1 110:000 1 11,000 ( 10 43,174 10 10,008 1 80,000 1 46.0001 8 i Alasolßos sfts4 Anglo-Bru.Ook (U 141 I ic . e Accord Oop. u :1 ilessILLANLOo.(llge ete . Ver (Melted VII( Ooga ° 72Mited .. i Dee mire. N. um 'gm Duo Mount.Co& i t i i tiled Del set henema aintiled) kaari beetaniaa Clialle'4 (Lbarteg) : Wriggle' li.Aurees Dres.G.lL • Panulcillo Copper PontebeadeliverLeed Port Phillip lent. Barb. Geld 31.1 eoottlah nuatralAlre. let. John del ley (LW. , United Wakes Via pralleassiesGell La I IWortleng I Iradanareg=ll IiaDOZLIANS I OutranMa I AugloMezioam aastrallault ,BerlinWaterworl a t e !Bombay Gas ( British American land 111. & 1. Mag. Tel. (L) Ceylon Company Qty O. (Urn.) CoCoatotatricsallsr.(L) CommerelaiGnion(lma Ceusolidated Dia... (L ) Oostimeutal lts.OasilL m( 20 1 0 T IC° = 1 : 1 8. p.o Credit reader Do. of Mauritius (L) CreditMobtliar . Preteremee Do. g p. el hew De& I DiscountOmporatlanfL Macßae Tinanclal L India Int. m ifteril Igipptian Coat& TrtL(L Electric Telegraph 'Rag. sad At. Copper rag aScoetteh)garia. IL 'Fina))cial Corporatioa Yore-et. Warehouse (L. Gellivera (Limited) . • o.erediut Loa (L Oen. Alvan, Navigation Some&Colonlat An(L) lia lsocieby =lder.Cdt. Perrin iLimq latiwast Fleas. Sea (L Inter. Lead Credit ;Dag= Int& (Can. Oay. Do. p. c. B.IL r. 1 Jointateeklitesenat(L) Laud Seeuritles ( us.) Loud. African Trail Lea d. an dCaled oa. 11.. Laid. Dietriet Tele& ) Long Tum. Are. Do. New _ _ Ilea& G. Omnibus (11 Wad., I taLiae, te. SUL Haall.Povipalalliarles l iirdres ..D.. -- -i;el Marine barest= .dt(L. ! Mauritius Latid,ta.a. i Nadi. Cams. Tel. L. Natal Lind & OoL O. a. National Ola Com. (L National demo Na,.(L) DertooldaDed d I. I.` N.Zaelanti T.&Loana.) ... N. Dri t. & Manna. la. L Noraieoteao.andL 14 Ocean Marine Imam ntalCommerelal(L Oriental Om (UMW) Do. Nen LlalanddeaL) Ottoman Ftnaoctal ,L.) Ottoman Otis (Limited Panama& X. Okra ;I. ) Ds. PsiiiuLuatfliiiii. Peninsular 0. Nam Do. Now 110 Queen/6L, IL., (L , /0 Ithysomy Iron I If LS. Now i 11.10 J. qty hammy. (I , 111 (MN . 6M. 184 PAW 11•11816 Sco6.llastra. lams/ (L ' 60 8001 th, Ldl4t, &Co.il. • SO 10e.. Plosn..lll4,MC L.) 160 ie. /trims 11. L. (L' 1161 1 =./. l.. sstrallas Load Telserme SD Tel.CosairmAltals.(L 10 Timms& Heresy ls.tL, 10 'Treat //penemiAo/ L so T. a L 00. or U Caaa4s Ilsltedi Telre.o6. (1.) N (Wren. Itarsne las (Li Upper Amarrass(Lha.) 110 'y•AZlDleram's 60 I warrant Fiance, L/ 60 Wastlnalstracl/1.9 L. II 4 39 90 12 a ' 91 100 ii iiió El I n in . ut id 97 99 90 If 93} 9} 10} id 99 101 11 114 id 11 It zdl I Pd. I CI. Won. 97i /00 10! id 10! 104 102 104 90 et id 80 91 :d 104 103 107 109 109 111 107 109 id 103 105 11l 112 104 106 id 106 106 id 106 110 106 106 100 102 id 97 99 id 97 96 id 97 93 id 106 109 id 101 1011 id 103 109 id 106 108 id no} 1144 prlose. I PO el 1 P 7 N l4l 96 106 id 96 98 id 16 98 id 06 06 zd 8:1 9:l mit xd N 16 id wr us 96 57 id! CL puns. No. I 1%9°11 ,), ii' - ?i •7,000 %11101 40,000 16,0011' 20,000 , 40,000 1 60 , 000 lo,sool 40,040 It. moo' 10.000 1 10,000' 10019264 11/011204. 277,0002 10000 _ .. m;000 10.000 11711P761. io;000 15,000 o'.*! 1 0 0,000) so,gool los am 15?!01 1/4.000 300,000 60,00'1 1001000 110.000 w,OOO -: -SO 000 1 11, i 2o•I b,Opl~ 93,0001 !! i?.+" so owl ii:iii 0,000 10.000 !MOO ii . -a q »~~1 to.o. osol 000 1 wax! scowl a *L i: lt' l l Klooo moss, !tool fa:! 1 01 ii.iiil 8,11001 1100.100 W 1 10.000; 10.000 !72°G°1 CI. p --.- 7 - jiond 1 4 Ift ld 21 r r: . , . T. SO ad d l on boil PF zd I____ _ I ie;ao! ii;ioiol 436,1 si.iiii str i a S:. _it= 'if 2"pasi 1 19psa St U 0 ••a ldis psi 2 4 %Pa 31 0S 109 111 109 110 2 ••o 24 WIG zd 4 HPal 144 Hu li 1 Pir IPA i 9= WOW) A9oo' i.:000l ii.lool 110.08041,1 10400 14100 WON 10.0110! 111.010, 10.4001 20,00•1 100,000, - _p o i 4 3Ms 21 •ipa 111_ as 117 18 id lIPLI 8 pa soll - :4 61 6 6.116 112 SI id II shot li 2 poi Mr g: 1 2 lit Ili 11 Ilippy 4 tidis 1_ !pm itl -- as km ull 19 U zsl _ -- i Flam— m 1 pa ai Si par i NI ii Nifila / I die ititti I pa 19 20 14 Ifepot • pm l b. Pdw s s. ? Kw 49 t 79 le 17 19 pm e 8 9 27 191 d Par 111 914 A 90 et 126 133 Os par 1 064119 1 lapa. 29 21 id dd 66 brai l l Poli rs' le 1 4114 PR Om tim IS 12 hus it son. I x . - 17$ id 11 1 zd 4* —:a Tf .. zd 10 — id 11 . - i i _3d PREFERENCE SHARES. Great West.—South Wales, ga► 4 per cent., 87. Ditto ditto 41 ditto 98. Midland, Leicester, sod Ritchie:, 4 per cent., 93 to 2i. FOREIGN RAILWAY& Namur sod Liege gaa. 141. p. an.. by Bldg. govt., 81: is. Bea Paulo (Lux.), guar. 7 per oast. (all paid) 19g x ba PROVINCIAL SNARE MARKETS. LTWOOL, JULY 2.—Salos today:—Meat Emden; Gnat Western, 664 5 —Lowashlro and Yorkaldrs, t i t London and North Western, In, 1154-74aschestor, SheMakt, and Lincolnshire, 6W—S` onth Eastern, 935—Great Luxembourg, 105—special LertMeates, f9)--Confederate Loan, 631 Aftote Bank, 10 p.—Mercantile and Y.schange Bent. 9 16-16 p. —ditto New. bunted at I per., 9 9.18 p.—British and Irowngn Marine. >M 1616 3 is —Thames and limey. 64 p .— Unios Marine, 9614 5 946 t 646 t la—National Steam Com- WRY. 3 t 111 wattorrn, JULY 2. —Them was a qufst market, and priws wen a shade easier. Consolidated Bank (Limited). 7 1346 p.— Great Eutaw. 495—Great Northern New, rip.—Ditto A, 151— Greeks, 06—Great Western, 644 74 85—London and North Western, 114—Ditto New, 10s. p.—Manchester and County Bank, 5 540 p.—Manchester, Shellbeld, and Lincolnshire, 99 3 4 Mezieanl 444-Bouth Lantern, 934—Times and Meney Marisa lnsarauce, 6 1-18 p.—London and Northern Bank. 3 p . BIRILIWOUIN. JULY 2.—There Ws a sate of Britten's Mills unwasmatited sham at 14 dia., and another of BUM= Wagon Crew nee, at 8-16 pm. Stour Valley Railway quoted 9 to 94—Birmingham Guaranteed, 71. to 76-Boath Nat fords, 10 616 to r 09 —Birmuighant Own], 90 to 904—Birmingham Bank, SY to 93—Patent Axle, 35, buyers—and Mitnies Metal, 14 to 15 dlit tierwur, JULY t —New Throe per Cwt. Block. 11104—Bitto for account. Mk July, 984—Ditto new account, 9th Aura* —Bank Inland (1001. paid), Mns S—Natio) Bank 4101.psid), —Ditto, a New (SR wish, 45 - Ditto for account, 46—National Liverpool (Limited' (10L. paid). New, le—Union Bank (Limited) (M. paid', It—Dotal, Wicklow, and Wexford (101. wit, Si — Ditto for account, Si—Midland Greet Werdarn and Royal Canal (50L paid), 4.13 . dends averaging 10 per cent. shall have been earned on the remainder of the shares for five suc cessive years." The board is composed of gentle men practically connected with gas enterprise.) A call of V. making 52. paid, is to be paid on the shares of the Madras Irrigation and Canal Company (Limited) by the 15th of August. A call of IL is to be paid on the share+ of the Lower Assam Company (Limited) by the Ist ei August. The third call of 51. is to be paid on the shares is the National Steam Navigation Con.. any (Li...ited) by the 9th of August. A special meeting of the West Flanders Railway Company is convened for the 19th inst. in London, and the 28th at Bruges, "to consider an agreement provisionally made with the Soei4t4 Anebyme de Construction de Tubize for the leasing of this com pany's lines, and also for raising fresh capital for the construction of the lines from Roulers to Yprhs, and from Poperinghe to Hanebrouck." The Home and Colonial Assurance Company (Limited) have appointed Mr. Thomas Miller,. of the Scottish Union Assurance Company, London manager of their fire and life departments, and Mr. Morrice A. Black secretary and actuary to the company. The Maritime Credit Company will commence business at their new offices, No. 157, Feuchurch street, B.C. to-morrow. , The Great Northern Railway Company are invia ing tenders for the construction and equipment et the Spaldingto March line-19/ miles long. Vice-Chancellor Kindersley proposes on the I.lll` inst. to make a further call of lbl. per share on the contributories of the British Provident Life and Fire Assurance Society. SATURDAY STUDIO. Consols, which closed yesterday at 90} to 4, ex div., for the Bth of July, opened and closed to-day at the same quotation. For money the last price was 90 to The official business report is as follows : —Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 90, ; ditto, for account, 904 ; Three per Cents. Re duced, 894, 89 9 • New Three per Cents., 89, LI Z. 3 Bank Stock, 8 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1044, ; Exchequer Ma, June, be. Indian government securities were steady. Ex chequer Bills were also unaltered—the March being quoted Bs. to 3a die., and the June be. dia. to par. In the foreign stock market the principal feature was a rise of 4 per cent. in Turkish Consoliiiire. Bank shares were firm, with an upward tendency. Improved prices were quoted for Anglo-Italia& Bank, Bank of Otago, European, Imperial Bank of China, Loudon and County, London and Hamburg, London Joint Stock, London and Westminster, Union Bank of Ireland, Union Bank of London, and London and South African. The shares of the Bank of London were also in request. Midland Bank were exceptionally lat. The conversation in the House of Commons lAA night with reference to the present oonditioe of the territories of the Hudson's Bay Company, has been followed by a decline of 5.. in the price of this com pany's shares, which closed at 174 to I ex div. Eygp tian Trading shares were steady at 24 to 2i prem. Fore-street Warehouse were well supported at 54 to 54 prem. Commercial Union Insurance, Contract Corporation, Electric Telegraph, and Financial Corporation shares were firmer, while National Discount, Peel River Land, and Crystal Palace Preference stocks were flat. The shares of the financial companies ex perienced no alteration of importance. The closingquotations are annexed, viz. :—lnternational, IS to prem. ; General Credit, 2i to 33 pram. ; London Financial, 13 to 1. prem. ; Impenal and Mercantile Credit (amalgamated), 2 to b prem.; Credit Mobilier, 2j to 3 prem. ; and Credit Foncter, si to 9 prem. The closing (but in some oases merely nominal) quotations for shares in new undertaking. aro su t red, vi z. : International Land Credit, to prem.; Millwall Iron Works, to 3 dia. ; I • Land, par to ) prem. ; Ebbw Vale Com pany, 1 to 2 prem. The Admiralty will receive tenders on the 14th inst. for the supply of 50,000 gallons of ram. The Council of India invite tenders for the con veyance from the United Kingdom of 751 troops to Bombay and Calcutta. MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Cwci. There is little business going forward to-day ia the mining market, and prime in moat instances present no change. Great Vor shares are is demand, at 30 to 31, being 104. better than on Saturday. East Lovell are quoted 16} to 17 ; Wheal Beton, 220 to 225 ; East Grenville, 51 to ; Wheal Grenville, 7to ; East thwacks, 29 to 4 ; and South Lovell, 21 to }. North Bee set shares are officially marked 11. United Mexican Mining shares are inquired for, other foreign as well as colonial mines, being quiet WEATHER REPORT.-(THIS DAY.) MOWDLT, Jai 4, 8 &IL S. T. Noble W Oarless Leith Ardmore— Pen N.H. Oreasesetle Med 67, W.N.W. Galway llllO6 412, W.B.W. Vandal 30.06 WI W. Cape 52.a2 20.07 66, NW. Qumaehevia 29.90 00 S.W. Liverpool 29.97 67 W. Holyhead Pembroke— 10.61 66 W. N.W. Pearanee 60.13 671 N.M. !Meat 61.14 60 N. W. L'Orieai 20.12 SO N.N.W. techefort 3O. it SO N. Plymouth 11609 601 W. Weymouth 90.116 69 W.N.W. Portsmouth 30.00 W.N.W. Loadou 20.96 66 W. Dover .. . 30.00 NI W. Yarmouth 29.93 06 N.W. erarboroodb HSU K I N.N.W. Welds . lOW 111, N. W. Beligemai SAW ill &W. r. Li Al. • 1 I LILL 7 I N.N.W. 1 1 L.W. I I • NW. I r N.N.W. I • W. N.W. , 1 7 N. W. $ s N.W. I 11 • N.W. 4 w.x.w. • ! P N.W. N. W. W. &s.w. Rir. N.W. & 1•1441. TVISTAT. 0111 _ N. E. to N. w. and S.W., 00Afilli. fresh, squally, with showers N. W. to S. W. and again W to N. W. fresh, tensity, s howers In W.N.W. and SOUSEIMM. W. S. W., fresh to Mo derate, showers to pieces. As next above. Easmn. As ne:tat. vv. Northern wheeiland. Western=lreland. Wake, and ad jacencies southern= English Channel sod Say of Biscay. Es Arra =Eastward England and North Sea. &W. to N. W. avd 38. varying. bath to no. elerateaoma 'boyar& A 8 above W.S.W. to N N.W., fresh to moderate. gessratly one. SHOCKING OCCt'KXCNCE NEAR DEWSEtRY.--011 Saturday evening last an event transpired near Dewsbury of me tragic a nature that a gloom has been cast over the whole of the town acd neighbourhood. Mr. Robert Deming. I way, manufacturer, *love with two clerks belonging to the I railway goods station at Dewsbury. named Chas. Cu:verso& and Thomas Bootbroyd, and a Louth named Thornton, the son of • widow is the town, went to the river Calder, at ' Broaddem, ktavenethorpe. They hired on. of the pleasure , boa* sad spent pearly an hour in rowing op and down the river. On Mamie( towards the boat. bones on their way down the ri ver, from the direction of Witold, the boat capsized while some of the esterase were endeavouring to effect an ex aminee( seats, and they were thrown iota the water at a point where the river is some thirty yards wide and three or four deep, in the presence of • few spectators who were on the bank, but at too great a distance from the other boats to render it porsible for them to procure one and row to the drowning persons to be in time to be of any amisteme. Hemingway seemed to float in a helpless way down the stream for a time, sod was taken out at • distance of shoat 150 yards from where the accident occurred, but all efforts to restore him were found useless. The other Ores', after struggling to save themselves. sack rapidly, aril the grap nels had to be used to and their bodies. Culvera ell's wen recovered about 10o'clock the same night, Boothroy4's at dr yesterday morning, and Thornton's a little before 12 o'clock at nooc. None of the parties are married. A SLEEPY CONOREOATION.—" IS Iliparisb church in the Highlands of Aberdeenshire, not a dar's jeuruer from Balmoral Castle," says the Aberdeen PM Press. " we were seated la our ordinary pew, listening to the song of praise ascending from the choir and congregation, when our untie* wee attracted to the deepen, •od, sacrilegious as the idea might be, we mold not help counting both the compeer. tioe as • whole, and the per rootage of sleepers, when—we blush to say it—out of • total of IM, no law than 27 were coned asleep!" GREAT NORTHERN HOSPITAL, CALEDONIAN ROA; Eatinaron.—Namber of patients for the work ending July 2. 861, of which 233 were mow sins. -- ~..' :.3.iP-~ . , I a. a. 2.00 LH 6 0.0 1 0.66 0.11 I - - 7 .101 4 Par Pra 1 1 P i II 4 pee J din 6 6 Par 3 1Pa dle PO 11 Pra I Idle 1 pia II I le dle av N sd 3 IPa Se ~~ 1'