The Express. — London, England, 1864-07-01 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE. (Before the Judge Ordinary.) HOLT V. HOLT AND ILI2IGDON. - _ - . . Ir. Deane, Q.C., and Dr. Spicks for the petitioner ; Mr. jeaut Atkinson cod Mr. C. Russell for the respondent; Mr. Searle for the , xi-respondent he petitioner, an artist, married the respondent in Coto .and he cohabited with her in Regent's-park, sod eau's-terrace, Primrosehill, till April of last year. re was no issue. In consequence of an anonymous er which the husband received be caused the re. °dent to be watched by two 'militants of Field, the mire ; and these persons deposed to haring trs. her h the co-respondent, a clerk in an architect's race in Rebell. to a house of ill-farce. There was an instant hration upon the receipt of this information, and the Wiener at once commenced the suit. The defame was simply that the identity of the parties Id not been proved. lair J. P. Wilde held, however, th►t the case had been Drell He therefore pronounced a decree nisi, with costs. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Before 111. Comisiosiooer Holroyd.) IN ER N. I.IBTILR. The bankrupt was a hare-trainer, of Triaity•square, eithwark. He °erne Won the court owing 1,5134 ; sets and perty held, 770 f. Mr. Sergood supported. There was no oppceition. The order wsa granted. -- - IN RE M. JAY'S. The bankrupt, a small watch-maker, at Saimandham, plied for his order of discharge from debts of about 4001. had given up property which had realised 73/. 31r. R. Gndiths supported ; Mr. Sykes appeared for the curl assignee. ... . . .. . .. . . . . . . . . Hu &mow observed that the bankrupt had contracted debt so Lite as December last, when he clearly had no sans of payment. The order of discharge must be sus -Wed for three mouths without protection. IN RZ TATTAN. Tha bankrupt was a tarpauliog manufacturer, of Leman fret. Whitechapel. Debts, 2,1189/. ; assets, 700/. Mr. Todd, on behalf of the assignees, opposed the order .li,char,;e. The bankrupt had contracted a debt of KKK. th Mr. MAiimoo, one of the assignees, within a mouth of failure, and had sent the goods to persons to whom be led money. Mr. Morrison, of Norton Folgste, had 200!. trth of goods, in satisfaction of his debt of 173!., whereby i became a debtor to the estate instead of a creditor. His Honour said if the assignees were disposed to take y steps for the recovery of the goods he would adjourn hearing : __ .. . . . . .11;.35ciOison, for the bankrupt, pressed for the decision of e court . The bankruptcy had arisen from proceedings taken vust Tattan , io consequence of his having had the mis. une to purchase some stolen goods. He had been tried the Old Bailey, and honourably acquitted, but his ‘iness had su ff ered in consequence. His Honour directed an adjournment. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) ILLRLBOROUGH4TREET. CHARGE Or CONSPIRACY AGAINST ♦ HOWL DILLLIII. Lane Transom, of 15, Bwan•stroet, Botha&lirroan, Timm aler, woo charged before Mr. Knox, on a warrant, with awfully oonspiriog, with others mot in custody, and ob. 'sing, by marmot false protooces, a horse value 3W., from . Edmund Berry, with intent to defraud him. ?Ir. Thomas Hea rd prosecuted. __ .... . . _ Mr. Edmund Berry,lishmonger.66, Chapel-street, Penicill in, said—On the 30th April lut, I had a bay gelding for e, at Aldridge's Repository. it was bought in, not bing the price set upon it. Several persons asked me e price. A man introduced me to the prisoner, saying. Here's a gentleman who will buy your pony." lle pri er said, " I have been your pony, and it's just the thing suit me to take my wife and child round the park. What the price ?" I said 20f. Prisoner offered me 151., but I used. Prisoner then said, if I went with him, he thought ev could make a b argain, and I went with him to a ... . .. blic-house nt the corne;;F'st73laKii; ; ;Kne.. -- 01;;tirn; re the prisoner said, " give you a pound down as it, and if I approve of the pony I'll give yon 191. on day morning." I said I did not like the mode of trine 'ne business, and he then said, "Do you doubt I am a respectable person, and a corn ndler in Swan.street, Bethnal-green. I am no pof horsed, although I have several, but if it was or 300 sacks of Boar I could judge of it. I have 'vete house at Victoria-park." lie then paid me the vereign, and said he would send his man over for the pony. said, " Oh, no, my man b here, sod he will take it," and y man took the pony and I gave him certain instructions. n the Monday following I neither got my pony back nor e money, which he promised, at the same time stating if e pony was not approved it should be returned. On the onday I went and saw the prisoner walking np and down front of a corn-chandler's in Swan-street, and he • on my asking if he liked the pony, that he did, d that be should not "part." The prisoner said he to go to the Corn Exchange, that he was not prepared, sit would call on Wednesday and settle. At 2on Wednes. lay I received a letter making an appointment to meet me be same night. I went to the address prisoner gave on the lay of the bargain , and he no not known there. I after • . saw he said that things had gone rather andwba. " wanted me to take a bill for twenty-one days, yips, "We transact all our business that way ;" but I lined to take it, or one for seven days. I have neither t my pony nor mosey. By Mr. Pater, foe the prisoner —I let the prisoner have the ay because! thought he was a respectable wan. I have en these proceedings to obtaiu my money sod as an sample to other persons. He told me to do my best and orst. as be did not get his living by paying for things. I ever bad such a case before, nod hope I never shall again. Mr. Knox—Certain raireesstations were made to you, hat were they ? Mr. Berry—The man who introdured the prisoner to me id he was a neighbour and kept a norm-chandler's shop, as also did the prisoner. A young man in the employ of Mr. Berry said—On going nto the public lions. where my master and the prisoner ere, my muter told me 3 take the pony with he prisoner, who kept • cara-chandler's shop in 'wan-street. Prisoner told me to go on and he mild follow ia a cab; he stopped at thecornerof thestreet, d a man like an ostler crime monies up. The man inked e prisoner if be should dean the pony, and be said "Yes." asked the man if the prisoner was his master, and be said e was, and that he kept 20 horses and carts and let them at. I then let the pony go. Mr. Edward Reed, eating-horse keeper, of Church-street, proved buying • pony of the prisoner on the Tuesday after. By Mr. Pater—Prisoner sell. corn and flour on commiasial or his father-in-law, who laves in Swan-street. By Mr. Beard—l am the nephew of the prisoner's father a-law. Prisoner attends fain and buys horses. 1 are never known the prisoner to be in trouble during the last.; or 7 years. I have with any o ff ence. Ido not know that he was oommitted from the Worship-street police-court and tried at the sessions. Sergeant Evans, 22 l; —I took the prisoner into custody at Stapleton's Horse Repository, Liverpool-etreek Qty. I have known the prisoner for years. Prisoner never had a corn. chaodier's shop and Tao, to tat for hire. A remand was granted. WORSHIP. BEET. J. roninhDempry,:i.i. a tall and werfal man. with most repulsive features, was charged with the following scandalous assaults upon respectable women. Johanna Joyce, living at .12, Eoglideld-road, Lower-road, Islington, whirs right eye was swollen and black, maid— Lad night, about 9 o'clock, I was returning home along the New North-road, when I soddenly received • blow in my face from some person behind me, who at the same instant turned me half round. I then saw the prisoner. He seized my hair and bonnet, hut did not speak, thee released me, and ran &TOSS the rued. A gentleman asked me if I would preterit charge. I said yes. and I believe be followed him. I afterwards gave the prisoner into custody. He ie a perfect stranger to mu I had not seen nor spoken to him. Prisoner—lf it was me, why did you not give me into custody at once l. • omphdasnt—l was too alarmed and ill. Some lady a5u.,..,1 u.,..,1 me into a chemist's shop. Mir Lizzie Harrison, 40, Wenloeketreet, Hoxtoo—l di I not see the assault, but I observed the complainant 1-airing and in a fainting condition, and blood was trickling down her cheek. I helped her into the shop of a Innen% whore her head was bound across one eve. William Hoary Tilley, 161, Kingsland•rosd—l wan in the N.w North•rasd with my wife on my arm at the time in •; i. , stinn. The prisoner crossed the road, sail I dietinctlysaw him catch hold of complainant and strike her, then be re-crowed ran off. Shortly afterwards I was astonished to learn from my wife that the same man had been behind us sod crossly arthited her. On reaching horn. I went to the station-house, where I had the unexpected gratifthation G' —ring the scoundrel in custody. Mrs. Tilley g►ve evidence of a most indecent aseatilt soon her, em alluded to by her husband, sad i- , iice-coostable Parker, 9•i N. deposed to having takes • Prisoner into custody on hearing several persons say he been assaulting some ladies. He was the worse for 1•;ior. Mr. Cuthbert Ellison—What do you say to these two ci,.rgee of assault against you ? Prisouer--Two charges are there? Well, lam quite '.•"ent of the crime, upon my word I am. Mr. Cuthbert Ellison—The evidence satisfies me to the ~r ,trsry. You have probably to learn that drunkenness is c•d au excuse for soy offers*, and, in my opinion, the I..ast so for those of such a shameful character as the Pr sent upon respectable females in the public streets. I you for two mouths to prison with hard labour, and •ohout the opp3rtanity of paying a fine. Prisoser, who is described u a mat-maker, in Gray's-ion- Lue, made no reply, and wee removed to the ash. SOUTHIV'ARK. lINFOITNDED CHAZOI OF FILONY. ---- f: , :otrfh Jow, - • very respectable-Iceskiair moss, tb• sde of ea industrious mechanic raiding in the Lower- THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, JULY 1, 1864. marsh, was charged with stadia( a puma containing three shillings, from the gram of Nary Burke, is a public-honse in Oaklepstrest, Lambeth. The promentrix said that she was in the peblialionse in question about 11 o'clock at night. When she entered her purse containing three shillings was safe in her pocket. There was a crowd shoat the bar, and while waiting she felt a pall at her dress behind, sad on looking round she saw the prisoner sitting on a form, but in a stooping position. Witmer put her hand in the pocket of her dress, and missed her puns and contents. Feeling confident the prisoner had robbed her she caled in a police-coo/table and gave her into cnatody. In cross examination witness said that she had been served with some ale, and removed from the counter to the back to drink it. A crowd was at the counter, but she was positive her parse was safe then. Police-oonstable 130 L said he was called into the public house to take the prisoner into custody, and she was searched immediately, but the purse was not found on her. The magistrate asked the pram:matrix whether she pulled out her purse while in the public-house. She replied that she did, and replaced it in her pocket before leaving the counter. She, however, might have been robbed before she got to the beak. The prisoner, who cried bitterly during the examinatioa, said she was a respectable woman and would not be guilty of such a disgraoeful act. She came in for her supper beer, and the hones being full, she sat down to rest herself when the prommtrix turned round upon her and charged her with robbing her. She had been extremely ill all night, and it would be the death of her. The magistrate checharged her, observing that there was no foundation for giving her in chasers. THAMES. AN ALABAMA MAN IN TRODBII.-00WARDLT AS9I.I3LT. Hugh Daly, in "Irish Yankee" sailor, was brought before Mr. Partridge, charged with violently assaulting Catherine 007. . . .. . . . . . . - Vie prisoner formerly belonged to the late ship ALtbama, sunk by the Kearearge, and he has been staying during the present week in a boarding house in the neighbourhood of Ratcliffe.highway. Yes- terday he quarrelled with the complainant in a public. house, and struck her a violent blow with his clenched fist on her right eye. It was frightfully blackened and swollen. The police never saw a black eye like it before. The complainant would not appear when the prisoner was first brought up yesterday, and the magistrate remanded the case. The assault was clearly made out, and the prisoner in his defence said he was provoked. Mr. Partridge said the prisoner had committed a most violent and brutal assault on the woman, and tined him 51. In default of payment two months' imprieonment. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE On zuorazo mums.) WORCESTER MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) BENTINCX FUND STAKES. One mile sad • gainer. Umpire, Ernheqter, Bowmen, sod Nis. Somerville ire here. FLYING STAKES. Straight half mile. Attraction. Imfra, Norma, Barter, Cranbury, Concordia, Bateman, Crythek, Dawdle, Lady Fanny Cavendish, Slum). sell, Queen of Trumps, Dove&le, and Elam are here. WORCESTER CUP. One mile and three furlongs. Umpire, Exchequer, Loiterer, King of Utopia. B urgers, Littleoote, Manchester, Actaeon, Wildman, and Suspicion are here. AIIIIVZI).—JezabeI, Forester, Effigy, and Colonel Crockett. 611WORCESTIR CUP.--SaipiCiOn scratched at 5.25 yesterday. COVENTRY STAKES. Straight five furloare. Larearoni, Proeperity, Aline, Shrapnel', Volatile, Pepper's Ghost, Arkansas, Sweetness, and the Swift are here. IPSWICH MEETMTO.-(THIS DAY.) GREAT SUFFOLK HANDICAP. One mile and three Captain Crow, Csmoalowe, Equinox, Jessie, Pantie lnehe, Alabama : and Eleanor are here. NURSERY HANDICAP. Three quarten of a mile. - . Br to Alltoraife, Hia Royal Rieman, Radcliffe, Rialto, Magic, Hurrah, and Conjuror are bore. COUNTY MEMBERS' PLATE. Zan, Set 121 b ; Freemason, Bet 7lb ; Mita, Bsi 41b ; Frances, let 131 b ; %urallo, 741 Mb ; We NM", let 61b ; Lend of the West, let 3lb ; Tailor, 7d ; O vert .. ; 74 ; Queen Bee, &t 131 b ; Little Star. 6at 111 b ; Rose, bet 81b ; Measure for Measure, 6at 41b ; Eleanor, 6.t 41b ; Conjuror, 64 ; sad Imes= f, ass nb. IMRE 148T5.-(77118 DAY.) Two o'Citoex. The railway market continues firm, with a ;good amount of business. Great Northern stock is in prominent request, and has experienced a further rise of 24 per cent. Oaledonian has also im fr.r:gtrit 11, Great Western 4, and South and Great Eastern 1; London and South Western has declined 4. London and North Western is now quoted at 114 to ; Great Western, 67/ to 681 ; Midland, 133 f to 1, ex the new issue ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1151 to 1161 ; South Eastern, 931 to 1 • Great Eastern, 48 to 1; London and South 'Western, 97 to 98 ; Metropolitan, 1124 to 113 ; Great Northern, 136 to 137 ; and Cale donian, 1204 to 121*. With the exception of a reduction in Great Western of Canada Bonds, Indian and Canadian railway securities exhibit no change. Foreign lines are inactive. OOLOIFIAL 101 104 awtalsktaolotep.o6..Dalll9Bl Do. do. 12182103 Qea. Gov. i1p.e.,1877-8‘ .100, 103 116 Do.Operct.Feb.ttAag.'l26, 108 1111 Doh piled Itar.3•100 1 101 106 D 0.6 prelim/I t11:01 88 06 Do. 6 per &Us. 101 91 88 OeiLea2oHeivalp.ot.lB73 110 104 106 do. 1210.4 100 107 109 Do. do. 1890.1 100 100 111 Do. do. 1861100' 116 112 i Ckten.Nov.l3lll.6p.ct. 1001 106 106 18711, do.. 100 111 113 Ilatuitlue 6 per et, 1873 100 107 110 Do. 1878 100. 100 111 Do. 1881 100 108 110 NataL GovAlper Dent. .. • 100 ; 106 108 'New Brent Gov. 14.0 t. 100' 102 104 N.ll.Waha Ov. 6 p.c.1866 100 100 101 Do. 6p. c. 1871 to 1876 100 94 1004 Do. 6p. c. 1888 to 1892 100; 94 100} New Zealand a per coot .100; 100 111 Nova Stott& 6p. c., 1876 100,' 104 108 Queenalead.Gov. Ip. et 190' 106 110 B.AtudGen.6p. c.800de.190 1 100 11l Vlo.Oov.f/p.e.Jaa..2.710211001 I Do. do.llp.alptildoo.llool 6036,909 1100,9001 106,000 2150,000' 200,000' 200,000 200,000. 166,1500, 106,000, lio,ooo l 76.000, 97C xl 100 110 1011105 MINES. 100 i 10 LICENSED VICTUALLERS' PLATE. Captais6o7.;43l; let 71b ; Equips:, Tat bib ; Antelope, 7st ; Rose, 74 ; Lod of the Want, 74 ; sod Pbysisiss, Tat. ENTRY FOR PLAYFORD STARES. Captain Crow, Reseneath, Antelope, Meernue for Mea sure, and Zorn. CRICKET. THE HARTLE:BONE CLUB, WITH NIXON, T. RUGBY SCHOOL—A very faahinsable company was at Lord's Ground yesterday to Witness the play in this annual match. The Hugbeisne commenced the bitting at noon. The innings finished at a quarter past 2 for 145 runs : Mr. Prince on this occasins proving himself the prince of " present" Rogbeians by playing a not out innings of 31. The score at present stands as under:—Rugby, nut innings, 145; second innings, 24. M.C.C. and (;round, 132. The match will be concluded this day. THE Gwynn= OP THE SOCTH V. Tae PLATEZS Or THZ Socrra.—This match was commenced at the Oval yes terday. The Players woe the choice, and at half put 5 the innings fiuished with 2 0 9 rune, Sewell not out 20. The Gentlemen opened with Moms. Wilkinson and Tritton, to the bowling of young Lillywhite and Griffith. Their Grit wicket fell with the some at 9. mooed at 20, third at 24, fourth for 59, fifth and sixth for 60, and seventh for 67, when the day's play closed. Play will be resumed this morning. THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS MATCH, AND THE PCB: CHASE or Lotto's GIOCIND.—IO pursuance of this laudable object the Committee of the 11. C. C. have somewhat de parted from the customs of Loaf's. They have raised the peon of admission on the days of the great match between Eton and Harrow. The groned, upon which it has so long been played, is about to psis into the hands of the club, and • large sum is still required to complete the purchase. Great additional expense. will hare to be incurred by the club before another lemon. The increased rate of admissions. therefore, so in direct appeal to the thousands who flock thither to assist in carrying out the cherished object of obtaining permanent possession of a site which has been for years • source of much gratificatims to all lovers of the national game. For the accommodation et the radio • grand stand will be erected, sdinisaion to which will be by tickets. At the annual sessions for the county of Lan_ ceder, held in Preston yesterday, two Roman catholic chaplains were elected for the county prison.. Ooe will offi. date at the Preston Howe of Correction, the otberat the House of Correction at Kirkdale. At the came time the magistrates voted a sum of money to fit op a room in the Preston prison for the performance of the Roman catholic worship. From a document published by the men engaged in the " lock-ont " of the Leeds iron trades, it appears that the nine weeks' strike has cost them 6,7461. That amount has been dietribated to the men locked oat daring the period named. The Gateehead executive contributes 3,5441. of this sum. The balance in band is now little more than 62/. OPENING OF THE HAMYEESMITR AND C ITT RAILWAY EXTENSION TO KENSINGTON. —fiats DAY. )—A sew portion of the Hammersmith and City Railway, run ning from the main line near Shepherd's-bash into the West London Railway, • distance of about a mile, was opened for traffic this morning. This extension completes a direct route from the City to Kensington, and by it passengers can book themselves through without the ioconvenieece of changing carriages. Trains run every half hour, and at the same time as those to Hammer smith. The mirriages for Kensington are attached to the Hammersmith train at Farriopion.street, and brought on to the junction beyond the Notting-bill station , where they are detached and taken to their destination by an engine waiting for the purpose. ATTEMPTED MURDER Or TWO POLICEMEN.— Several burglaries base recently been committed at the al lags of Hale, near Liverpool, and the pollee were COOK , <meetly on the alert. Two of their number, What're° and Holton, were on duty early on Wednesday morning on the high read, when they met a men who asked the way to Wootton. One officer turned his lamp upon him and said that be was the man they wanted, and they must take him into custody. The man instantly drew a pistol and fired at the officer who bad spoken. The ball grazed his hack. The other officer instantly closed with him, but received another abut in the abdomen, which inflicted a fearful vapid. The man then drew a knife or chisel and inflicted • second wooed on the fallen man. At this moment the first officer struck the man senseless with his staff, and assistance haying bees procured, the prisoner was conveyed to the Woolton poltea station. Upon his person were found two discharged pistols, and a third loaded with ball. He is an Irishman, and gave the name of John Daley. In the meantime the wounded man, whose name is Holton, end who hes been 1 7 years in the force. was conveyed borne and surgical aid called in. It was found that his wounds were most serious, sad he was not expected to survive bong. AGRICULTURAL MACHINERY TOR EGYPT. A large quantity of agricultural machinery is now being ex ported from Southampton to Egypt by the Peninsular sad Onsets' Compeers steamers. OILYHTAL P *LAM OHM SHILLING DAY. ••••• THURSDAY. Jose 30. en NAPIDI Rio 4 , 780 1 ditto by ewes tickets, 1,736 ; aosal. 6,516. ORDINARY SHARES AND STOCKS. M. I Pd. I 11.4146411. i ckSWe rat . n i v irt°6B . i l VI r„,r. 1.14 iaa Bion.,Wolet Blow Val. 8 84 - 84. 100 Blythand Tyne - - - 10 1 all BoMomßleard.&Wd.C 94 111 - el , 101 ,Bristol aad Boater-- 84 96 - 84. 100 Caledonian llB4 1194 141 104 60 all Dork and Bandon M oh Cornwall lli 7 .... 10 ail 'Dm A.l A moat. until 6 -• ... 10 all Do. Blp. e. Ovoid le B. ..- - 10 nalDablin andaelune 86 1111 - 97 all DundemParth.&lo44.7ni 111 17 - 8R 100 lidlnburghand Glasgow, 90 92 - 8R MO Glaagow and 8. Waldo* 101 106 - 84. ,1011 Groat Lamm Ord. 86.1 47. 48 481 1i 8 1 Bt. IWO Do. A Mook 1 - .- - It 100 I Do. a Any. stk., m 0.21 14 74 - St ,106 .Gnat Northot Motional - - - 85, 1100 rOrest Northern 1173 131 134 64 4 St. 1100 Do.A ) • rec. so dlr. un- . 149 161 161 1 2.4 1 BR 100 Do.ll 1 4116p.e.1spaldB 148 132 - 8R ,100 04. South & Weal (boll 90 08 - U. WO 10mal Widen 47 tin 74 4 1 6 6 6 114. MO 1 Do.Mour YaLGua.Stk• - - - 84. MO I Do. Booth Weise. ._ - St 1100 Do. W. Yid.-Orford 41 43 - 8l KO , Do. Do. Newport 36 M - 84. 1100 ! Do. Do. ller: 103 102 - 84. 1100 lancsalre& Yorkahlre, MI 1164 1161 AI 164 84. 100 London and Blackwall, 116 48 14 06. 1100 Lon.,Brld &Cast' 101 106 - 81. 1 1,00 ,LoodomMothm.rt Dor., 40 91 84. ,100 Gonda &North Mara) 1164 1144 an 11 2 4 4414 in ft 'lOO • Londoo&SouthMeetern 07 DI 94 86. 100 'Man.,Shef.,&llneolnah: 60 00 6 4 80 all Waryport and Casale - - -. 114 all ! Do. Do. 4 Shane - - - St. 100 Iletropolt St. 1100 1 Do. N ew lO Bl 11/4 110 - 8R 1100 Midland 1334 133 133 1 i i i 1 NY. ell Do. New - - - 84. 100 1 Do Bann. & Derby lO2 104 - 85 all, WM. OR Wo ( La) - - - n all' Do. 4 Shares .. - - 16 all Kld gent - 10 all had Kent (Cray linsh - - - 8R , 109 North British - el. 'lOO ,Do ada,Perth.Dund l4 16 - 84. 'lO6 ,N. Baden-Berwlek BRII Jaioo Do. Do. Le G. eds N. a. Pane- 67. 62 62 SR 'lOO Do. York 96 96 WI 6 M. MO . Do. Carlisle - - - 16 1 aL Do. Stock.&Darling 164 WI - f 6 89 ! Do. dm 186646 lll 11 pm - 16 10 ; Do. do. MOMS.- 1 9 pm - It. 100 North London - 10 1 6 : Do. New ......_ 3 784 pm - SR 100 North Staffor n- 10 1 all N. &8. Western Jam 1 114 - 8R 100 Scotia& Central - 8R 100 Bcottleh N.E. Aber. 60 1 116 ha - M. :100 Scottish Midland 1 - - -. 10 , all Shonreary & Malaya ' - - - SR 100 ,Shropehtre Union 66 67 - St. 100 Soma Demo U 15 - SC 1100 Math Eastern et I no & Yorkah. & Pim Dna 104 106 - 10 1 Ml6talna Woklnihm,&o.l 8 0 - 8R 10 0 Tad Vale - 10 ' 411 I Do. 11 . 6 7 pm 10 1 8 Do 0 I 4 pm - 60 1 WI Motor - - -• ..-. •-• 1 4 14 1 Dm - -• ... W. 100 Yale of Neath . 107 110 - 84. 100 Victoria Stn. & 2thellool -•-. - SR 100 , Waterford & allkenny. • - - - St. 100 West Oorowell I at 15 - It 100 .W.llartlpL Barb. & RI, 16 BEITIMI 1011118111035. RALLliirs. I Going glom I Balm 100 , all Athiatile& St. Lawresor 60 IL HO I BooLßar.&C.L.g./..e 181 111 1 11 1 Do. Now SO 1 10 ' Do. 1 Bharat par 1101! all Bala° & Lake Huron of 10 au Do. Preference I 8 0 100 :100 Buff., Brant,&Godartobi 1 6p. c. Bela. Aug. 1,1872, 77 14* MO 1 Do. do. Jul: 1, 1873 77 100 'lOO Do. do. June 1,10761 77 St. 100 CaL & &Eastern 6p.c.g., 08 84. 100 Cape T. & Dock Op. c. g.l 100 all all Tossersaa,7p.c.per.preB K :100 'Bass. Bengal ill. 6do lO4 84. 100 Mot Indian go. 6do lO2 20 16 1 Do. &tendon SO 11 I Do. II do , par 84. 109 ,Grand Trunk of Canada 20 100 all , Do. IA prat. Bonds 72 100 I ! Do. do. deferred' 01 100 , aB ! Do. Ind /gel Bonds OO 100 all Do. do. deferred 66 10011 1 all Do. 3rd pref. stock 48 100 , all Do. do. deferred 63 100 all Do. 4th pre. stock 1 29 100 1 all Do. do. deferred, IS 84. 1100 OM& Indian Pea/withal 102 10 14 I Do. gus. 6 per cent.' par 1100 at 8. of India g. 6p. eLI lul RlO3 Do 4.1 par Cant 196 :t . r e Rt. Western of Canada' 1 4 all D0.04.4.1k1apay.11113, 82 100 all Do.bi do. do. 1877-11' 10 1 1 Indian Branch, Linked , gd4 101 11 Do. No St. ,100 'Madras guar. 6p. cent lOOB St. 1100 Do. do. 96 St. 100 Do. do. do.— 90 SO I Do. NM I K 100 Mena. Corp. 6 per c. Bd! DO . all Meth. and Hobson's By 67 40 10 I all N.Bron.&thaels.a. & $ 6 .100 N.Z.ofthiLdp.aletp.B. 811 84 114. 180 6clad4 put. 6 par cant lOlB 1021 rn 1100 Do. Delhi do. lOO 101 an 10 2 Do. do. do par g pro an SL .100 1 Do. Punjano do I 100 101 ad 911. i ns Do. Indus SLYIth. do 1 96 9d ad JOINT !TUC[ &MIL se. ea. I BAEZ& I 24,000 IN Agraaiail mOOOlOO AllftnoaLoa.aLlasegiool, 10,000 100 Do. Now 100,000 20 Anglo Austrian 20,000 10 Anglo Italian (Ilzolted) 1 22,600 40 Australasia 7.100 40 Do. New 1;612 20 BankotßrltlabColambliii . siZOOO LS Bank of Saps 6,000 100 Bank of London 116,600 20 Bank of Otago (LieniSsd)l 10,000 100 Bank of Queenaland (L) ;km so BankolVictorla,Aaattia, 6,000 100 Bank of Wales (Urn) 110,000 10 Bank of New Zealand 14,000 20 BramilianaPortuguses(Ll 16.000 60 alit. American Kx.(L 20,000 60 Bnttah & Californian (L 110,000 60 British N. America 32,200 20 C. Bk. lndia,Assa, 7,600 20 Do. New . ..- 20.000 26 Chart. Mar. 01 ladia..l2o 11,000 100 City 10 000 100 Colonial 10:O00 25 Com. Rankol Indlaota.l 10,000 25 Do . jpoYooo to Co; dated Bank (L)I . 6000 100 16,000 60 mat Landmipmitad' ... 8,000 . 60 Do. piew. 26'460 10 Eng.SeottAusLChastd.! 40;90' 60 English and Swedish (LI 1160 European Saukilealted, 10,000 100 Hindwin.ChlusdJap.(l4l 10,000 Ise Do New 1 - • . 12:000 100 Imperial Bank, LWOW 1 3 000 100 DO NI tlw 10:000 60 Imp. Bk.ef 136,000 10 Imperial Ottoman I 12,000 16 lonian 100.000 10 Land Mort.Rk. loins (LI 20,000 60 Lon.Bk.otNieziecyle..(l I°,ooo 100 London Bank of Soak ( 1 . 10,140 100 London sod Brazilian 6,000 ICO Lon.LAyres&R.Pialat, 20,000 25 Do. do. New 6.000 100 Loft, BIT., &S. Staff. (L) 60,000 20 14a. MBank et AnsteL 10,000 100 London and Colonial (1: 110,000 60 London and County 6,000 100 Lon. ilami6.Con.llt.(L I 40,000 ISO London Joint Steak. 10.000 100 Lon. end Northers (L) 20,000 20 London& South Atrimin 5,000 100 Lou. & S. Western 11,1061 60,000 100 Lou. & Westminster 10,000 100 Merchant liank(Liim)• 1 10,000 50 Mercantile & ElehatilL; 10,000 60_Do. New 100 Metro. & Pro,. bask (1 4000 100 Midland Bank (Lim.) 10,000 100 'National oe Liverpool 30,000 NI N. Pro. at &Wand, New 20.000 60 National Sank, New— t4ooo 16 . New South Vf %lea 40,000 10 New Zeeland (Limited) 60.000 10 North Western 60.400 66 Oriental Bank =n 20,000 110 Previa&lre at 37,600 20 kinds, Pun).o2Ddlti (L 20,000 26 loath Amanita 10,000 16 Booth 'astern (Lhs.) 10,000 100 Stand. el B. & Aides •,660100 Do. do. 40,6* 16 Union of Amine& 10,000 100 Union of Ireland (La) IKON IA tram at Loofas CL prim. I &Yr. L9O m 39 41 pm 39 41 pm t 1 72 7 4 pm 36 23 pm _1 28 2* 128 189 WS WO 6 1 dls 39 41 11 2Ms 9 10 on 32981 _ 1 Pm' 48 48 ad 38 40 17 19 pm 66 48 sd 140 160 df 44 ,02-1 -. 7 rim le teas im 2} Sipco el 22 Si pa par I pm 1_ 490 n id, - 8 - 9 pml 8 9 jai 19 21 re 18 so p. Os par SiPs• 29 SI I: - i i o. !i !+ Pm 1 C (Peal 12 14 pen IS IS pm i i i Pali! t te 29__1 - a 7 pa de -- 3 6 pal 46 47 i - 9 - MI 24, 31 ti pm 96 98 9 10 po i * 10 pm • 10 pail 11 it!' I - I WO 6 i eel 4668 par- ja i 5 9 69 ii 112 idl it 11 49 1 . MI 40_ El - i T S; 7 owl 7 pm 14 . 67. a 14i -iediel 61 , 106 ail 1 g .I ile 100 zal 100 106 an I 103 m tom 111 1 031111, 103 Si iln 104! ... An 1001 un 000 AlandLoa 10 06, 0,000 , , 1 ,Anglo-Braz. (Limited] Oold(Llna 10,000; SI :Australian 70.01001 1 !Boa Accord Oop.(171 10,0001 .BradLL*ll.oa(Lksa. 111010111 10 lemem=ted 115.0001 I MOO., 1 n 000 , 1 1 Mu Moon (= d i WOOOII /MK Lod ( 111,00 .01 0 'Fortuna (Ladled) 10,000 iSonirel 111,000 s[armada (Waited) 10.000 $ Linaree 10,000 d I Lualtanlaa (lAntlted) WO 1 Iltaricialla 100,0001 11E0.ms Brano.3L(Ll 00,0001 haulcillo Copper (Li 10,000; .PoutObandSliverlaad 100,000 1 1 'Port PhWlp . 1 ,tianta Barb. Gold Y.(l 19/ . ,000. 1 eloottialt Amara/ 11,000, It 10L John del Ray lAna 44174. B 0 United Medan Lisa. 00,0001 1 IVallansaacaGaid Ws. I amiss 1 ,Worthing ILI OIII , 1 ) AOOOl lYnalasanautana (mum fa. I Rh. I MKPAIIIIII. ts,000; 10 Anglo-Nen= Mat 10,0001 115 lAastrallan WNW ,Aastralisaltk ri r l ia.( .7,000. 10 IgorMenne/mono L. 10,0001 6 !Bombay Om (Limited. 0.000; 60 'British AOII,ICSO Wadi 5114,7601., 54. & L Nag. Tel. (L) 6,9151 Ma:Canada Company 60,6001 10 IganadlanLoan&L&CL) 16,0001 SO !Ceylon Company IAOOO I 60 k City 011.6. (La.) . 40,0001 10 Mom. of Afrimunar.(l4) 50,0001 60 ICommordsJUnlonlla 10,001/ 50 Consolidated DM—. (L. 17,600 TO Oontinental tin.OaskL 40,000100 IContractemporation( 25 12 • 250 1 1 001).15.ent,TaL70p.s 10,000 50 ICredit Fonder 10,000 i 60 1 Do. of natativa (L ) 10,000, 50 leant Moniker 10026261! St. Crystal Palace 100,81101.150 Do. Preform°. 177.0001. Bt. Do. op. et. Perp. Deb. 10.000 100 DlsconniCorporation(L. 20,000 60 :11.Indlan PI al as) 60.000' 10 66. ban lag. & Cann 100,000; 10 &praise Com& Tril.(L 879,11751. 1 80. 11aectric Telegraph 1 1 0,0001 5 Jag. and Ann Copper 10.000100 inng.OScottlahliarin. IL 16,0001100 !Financial Corporation. 50,0001 ID IForeot. Warehouse (L. 10,000! 64 Ifileillrara (Limited). 146.0001 10 10.Crediat Pima 10,0001 16 Gen. Stain Na 2%000' 60 Home&Colonlat 100,000 110 Hadson'sßay 100.000 60 Insp.& ner.Cdt.Aes. IL) 26,000 11 Lana Carrying (Lim) 150,000. In llamas& Flnallue. (L) 300,000 1 10 'lnter. Land Credit (L) 60.0001 10 'ltalian lnig. (Csn. Ow.) ' 1000000 100 I Do. op. e. &In r. 1870 ' 00.000 165 ,InntBtockDisesant(L) 10,000 60 land anultlee (Lima 20,000 16 ; Loud. Africa Trad 00,0001 16 ILond.andCaledon.lL( Load. Flaw. Aso. (L) Do. New Load. O. annibitsC.(L) !Land., Italian, &calm. I Loutt.Provinelailtarine Madras Lrriga. & Canal Do. Marine Investavnt'Ll Maaritina teal le. L lizien. Tel. I Natal fend &CoL C. !National Dia Cora. National Steam Nev. (I, I NerbuddaCoal & I. 'L N.Zealatid T.&Loan(L) N. Britxtlierean. la. L Nowairotaao.andL Li Oman Marine Innate Oriental CommerAal(L Oriental Gas (Limited) j Do. New !Orient.lnlandSteme(L) Ottoman Flameout (L.) Ottoman Gisa (Limited PanamalLit Stemma.) Do. do Peel Itir. Land & Ina. (L) Peninsular & 0. Steam ! Do. New Queered& L, IL (L ilityloney Iron Do. New ItoJ. Llty Impror. (L ) Ditto ditto . loyal Mall Iltee6. !Scot Austin Invest. (L. Smith. Knight, &Co.(L Ploan.,l Kant e(L) 4•Aifktlis lL d o I L(l`.‘ 78 80 17 19 pa II" 8 9 ST 18 116 116 par 1 P didis. 1 lipra id ID 31 id 45 65 6 ga l t a • 1 pas , r t . tral I pea lo 12 I W l 2 kWe] ____ 15,1110 i 16 00.0001. i 85. 37,500 20 100.000' 10 11.6001 10 60,000' 10 30,000, 6 Koool SO 26,000' 10 10.non' 30 20,000' 50 30,000' 60 FoaTh - iirir - li - in — LiTid T Submarine Telagempi.. Construe.et Maim (L 'TharnentMereey In. (L) Trust daSennT.Mams IT.d L Co. ofu. ,17ultealK. Tabu. Co. (I 1 . Cabrera &twine Ina (L. Cpper Assam Tee(l.lm. Van Diernetie 'warrant FlusneMLbm I Westindink Punka L. PREFERENCE SHARPS. Great Festers. Eastern Counties atension. No. 1, 107. Great Northern 4S per wet., redeem. at 10 per cost. prem., 103 . . FOREIGN RAILWAYS. Man Paulo (Limited), guaranteed 7 par mat. (all paid), 191, x in. PROVINCIAL SMARR MARKST.9. Lrvraroot.. Jvarg 119.-Bola today:- landuhire and York- shire, 1161 16-London and North Western, 114 a n-Maachestar, and Lincolnshire. 60 662 1 - Metvw99 llll 4 , :- Midland, Birmingham and Derby LIB shame, 32-North Berwiclt capital stock, I - -Or los4Ditto York.9lll -South ifast7ll79ll 24 f 2-libaMs Central, 13 k, BM 2--Bpardsh Passive, 304 30-Contodarate Loan, 02#-Alliance bank of London and Liverpool, 394 4119.-Mmmintik and K Bank flimited;. 91. ditto new shares 9 7-16 2 9-16 p. -North and South Wales, 302-North Western Bank, 61 p -Royal, 164-Queen losaranoe, 12 an p.- Union lilartne (Limped), 16-16 p.-National Moan Navigation Company, i 9-16 d.-West India and Pacillc Meant, 3 4 1 3 lOU 30.-The tramactions reported here to day were a. follows :-Birtnin4= l; : l ow n and District Bank, at 10 ; Staffordshire Joint Mock at 81 p. Birmingham Ilre, at 1011 and Patent Nut and t. at P., closing buyers. Mottles Metal were heavy at 11 to 14 Ma Oaten! market good. Maaceserica, ices 30.-A good business was done. Prices rather firm Cim6ederato Loan, 63-(treat &mem. 474 I - Great Northam A, 149 1 # 504 # # -Greeks, 671# 6Ed 1-Great Western, 6; 4-Lancashire and Yerkshire, 11i)4 16 - London and North Western, 116 1 # 14-Manchester, Sheffield. and Lin ooloshlre, 691 # 4-Metropolitan, 1112 13 121 13-Mexicans, 45 - Midland. lan : ditto new 6 par cent., 32 i p. coining out- Not th 8rit:46.63f ditto S per sent.. 197; 101-South hastarn, 9 8 ::) 2 $ Ili 31-Ashburn Carnage, 100 1 p.-Alliance Bank, 29# p.-Mermattle Bank. 94 p.-Muois Central, 35 d. -North ordahlre, 774. 1201:711. MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLoci. The mining market is quiet to-day, with little business. East Grenville shares are rather flatter, at sto f. Wheal Seton are quoted 220 to '225 ; East Caradon, 291 to ; and Great Vor, 30 to 31. In the Stock Exchange very few bargains have been officially recorded, and prices are nominally quoted the same as yesterday. Foreign and colonial mining shares are un altered. Yudanamutana are inquired for ; trans actions are reported at 2} and 2}. SALE or COfiTLY JZWILLLERY. —A sale of beautiful sad costly Jewellery and trinkets took slam yesterday at the surdas rooms of Masan. Delis:ohms and Storr, King-street, Coreet-garden. Amongst the lots were the following, which sold at the prima marked :-580. A brooch, set with sine brilliaste, three oriental pearls, aid a ruby of large sae, is moire, 1091. 590. A ruby of remarkably fine colour ' surrounded by • border of brilliants and roost, is • snap, ' 1081. 3a. 596. A pair of sapphire and brillient curries , . with Gee pearl dome, 1101. ss. 599. A brilliant Maltese arom forming • brooch, 1191. 14s. 610. A magaificient elseter brooch. composed of ten large and lustrous brilliants, with be large emerald centre. the late Mr. Kirkham, Strand, 6201. 638. A briniest, weighing 21 grates, of the pareel water, with settles. to be worn as • ring, pin or stud, sod a ruby of rich colour, set to sense sociunts , is saes, 2511. 639. A massive gold snuffbox, with beautiful enamel of Bowers on lid, containina • thud, finished piping bullfinch, and • musical box, with independent &sties, 441. MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLooz. The stock markets to-day show much steadiness. The funds are rather dull, owing to a sale for account of the Court of Chancery, but foreign stocks are steady, the chief feature being a rise in the Confederate Loan. The only buoyancy, how ever, is still in home railway stocks, some of which, including Caledonian and Great Northern, have risen considerably. The half•year having turned, the demand for money to-day has diminished, while the supply has increased. The lowest rate for three months' bills is still 6 per cent., and the same is asked in the Stock Exchange for short advances on the English government securities. At Paris to-day, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentes were quoted 65fr. 85c., being Sc. better than yesterday. Consols are now quoted 901 to 1, ex div., for money, and 901, " buyers," ex div., for the account (July 8). The official business report is as follows : -Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 901, 1 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 891, 1, 89 ; New Three per Cents., 891, 1, 89, 1 ; Bank Stock, 2361 ; India Stock, shut; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 1041, if ; ditto Four per Cent., 991 ; ditto Bonds, 20e., 155., 13a. die. ; Five per Cent. " enfaaed" rupee paper, 105, 1041. The Confederate Loan has risen 3 per cent., owing to the repulse of General Grant, combined with the statement that the funds for the next dividend are ready ; the present quotation is 64 to 86. Other foreign stocks have experienced only trifling variations. Greek Bonds are now quoted 251 to 26 ; Mexican, 441 to 1 ; ditto, ex the arrears, 281 to 29 ; Spanish Passive, 30 to k ; Turkish of 1858, 691 to 70 ; ditto, 1862, 68 to 1, ex div. ; and the Consolides, 481 to 4. Transactions are recorded as follows:-Brazilian, 1863, 861 ; Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 62, lex die. ; Greek, for account, 261, 251, 26 ; ditto Coupons, for account. 111 ; Italian, 67, 1, ex div. ; ditto Maremmana Railway, 741, ex div. ; Mexican, for account, 441, # ; ditto Six per Cents. Anglo- French, 561 ; New Granada Deferred, 71; Peru vian, 1882, 85, 844, 86, ex div. ; ditto, for account, 83, ex div. ; Portuguese, 1856, &c., for account, 471, ; Russian, 1859, 631 ; ditto, 1862, 871, 87, 1 ; Sardinian, for account, 831 ; Spanish Pasaive, for account, 301, 291 ; ditto Certificates, for account, 101 ; Turkish, 1858, 1001. bonds, 731; ditto 1862, 681, ex div.; ditto, for account, 671, 681, ex div. ; ditto, 1001. bonds, 681, 4, ex div. ; Venezuela, 1862, for account, 654. International Financial shares are now quoted sto 1 prem. ; General Credit, 3 to 1 prem. ; London Financial, 12 to 7 prem. ; Imperial and Mercantile Credit, 21 to a prem. ; and Hudson's Bay, 171 to 18, ex div. About 80,0001. in gold was bought by the Bank yesterday. The Virginia has arrived from New York with 95,0001. in specie, and the Ramsey, from Otago, New Zealand, with 25,000/. The Parana has reached Lisbon from Brazil, but has only 2,8131. The silver market continues very quiet, with an extremely limited demand for the East. The bars brought by the Weet India packet were sold yes terday at 54. 10. per ounce, showing a reduction of 0. The Mexican dollars were likewise disposed of at &a. 4d., showing a fresh rise, consequent upon the extreme scarcity of this coin here. The Midland Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 4,7681. over last year ; the Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, an increase of 3,0311. ; the Lancashire and Yorkshire an in crease of 6365/. ; and the North Eastern an increase of 3,4851. _ _ _ We are informed that a ooncession to the London Bank of Mexico and South America has been granted by the government of the United States of Colombia and sanctioned by Congress. It confers the exclusive right to issue notes to be received throughout the Union in all government transac tions, and in payment of customs duties and taxes. The concession also gives the bank the custody of the national funds, and the right to establish branches in all the States of the Union, including Panama. The bank, we are assured, is to have the same powers in a legal point of view as the government. The privileges granted are for a period of 26 yeas. By one article of the agreement the bank is always to be considered a neutral establish ment. It is further stated that the bank will have the financial agency of the government in this country. The Mercantile and Exchange Bank announce that they have opened an agency in Montreal, under the charge of Mr. Edward Alexander Pren tice, of that city. The Merchant Banking Company of London have made a call of fol. per share, payable on August 2, at the Alliance Bank. Tke South Eastern Banking Company yesterday opened a branch at Clapham, under the management of Mr. Emit, who has been for 24 years in the banking-house of Messrs. Masterman and Co. The London and Venezuela Bank are advertising for a manager to go out to Caracas. Letters received by the last mail from one of the local directors men tion that the application to the government for • patent authoriaing the bank to commence business had been acceded to, and that several important privileges have been secured. At the meeting of the Marine Insurance Company yesterday a dividend of 11. and • bonus of 71. per share were declared for the year. A special meeting of the Oriental Inland Steam Company (Limited) is called for the 14th inst., to confirm the resolution passed at the special meeting on the 23rd of June. At an extraordinary meeting of Silver's India rubber Works and Telegraph Cable Company held yesterday, it was resolved to increase the capital by the issue of new shares, and to change the name of the undertaking to " Tbe India-rubber and Gnus Percha and Telegraph Works Company." The warrantaVor the half-year's interest on the stock of the Great Southern of India Railway Company have to-day been forwarded to the pro prietors, and are payable at the Union Bank of London on and after to-day. The interest on the mortgage bonds of the company is also payable to day, on presentation of the coupons. The transfer books of the Northern of Buenos Ayres Railway Company are to be cloned from the let to sth of July, for the purpose of making out the interest warrants. _ _ _ We are to state that the share list of the York-street Flax Spinning Company will be closed on Saturday, the 9th July. _ _ _ . The following paragraph relating to the Confe derate Loan is from the Inder, the organ of the Confederate government in this country : We have the pleasure of being able to state with positive certainty that the eaminanual interest sod dindeod of nat ion hood doe on September 1, and which by the terms of the cataract with the Coated:erste government must be do posited with the cootractors 60 days in advance, is ready for deposit. This fact, coupled with the continued absorption of Wye quantities of the bonds by conversion into cotton oertifleatee for blockade•rannieg purposes, will no doubt give • vigorous stimulus to transaction is this stock. The return of the Bank of England for the week ending Wedneeday,June 29, compared with that for the previous week, shows the following changes Oircedation brae £28121.980 Deimos £158,405 Circulation active 20,692925 lacrosse 521195 Public deposits 10,213,535 luxes, 925,941 Other deposits Oo►erument apearitisa is ba;l:ingdepartmaat — 11,122,267 No change Othereecwitaes an Making department Co!‘ and bathos is bath departments — 14,197.849 Daman 121,212 eaves day sod elbow We 460.681 Liman* 9.994 The Reet 11,92 4 14461 loaner 24.906 Notes is morn Total room (notes k coin is buskin departaisat) . 8,151,934 Darius k 1,407 As usual at the close of the half-year, when the influx of government money to the Bank is heavy (the increase in the public deposits this week being 925,9411.), there has been an active demand for money in commercial circles, leading to an increase of no lees than 1,349,9411. in the private securities, and to withdrawals of private deposits to the extent of 251,4171. The result of these changes is a de cline of 641,4071. in the reserve. There is also a reduction in the coin and bullion, but not to any important extent. BAB& or 'NOLAND. —An Account pursuant to the Act 7th and eth Vic., c. 32, for the week ending on Wednesday, June 24, 163 in epm En' 103 an; 66 an: 14 441 1 to-.. 1 101 l lrtl 9? ma 92 291 ell Si 4 .... 71 56 1 -. -. 41 6 &Tee so' zd 114 14 }IQ id i J 1c . . 1991 19 Per 41: 1 II 1 pai T_ 9 it dill di ad Isd 61 0 1 Pa 1 te I Pd. I Q. grim I Gam lie l 4 19 11 Lar j P▪ a: !Pm SO IS i 67 II T 6 PO :di OM bra —pm id, idls par r ai pm PP 16 I 9 9pm Idle per 31 3 1 ND= 110 11 33 4 109 113 2 3pm lidle as Z! 3 iPEL 102 lei 11 1 Pee- Par Pa p Pm, 3 3 3ipm IS la 14 Pee le ! 2d I eipm ad 5 4Xs 119 t 911 0 0 11 2 pos 901 If tot 1t pm 11102 111112 tpsc zd Ms ion Id 19 10 id FM -- pm 1 pm au par 1 pm 0i 10311 ti d pm ti l 19 313 fpm 3 4 i t Igui - a 4, 1 1 4 27 is '4 4 ad _ad • - :4 VI I 8 id ad tea a ale NI MI; II DEPAITYM. Notes Issetd tn. ita,oso I sinusitis DI =Wars' Capital t.l 4,583,000 428.361 Public Deposits ,m -clucilog Isscbeq., Bay. Banks, Com mis. of National Debt, and Dir Accounts; Other 12,500,144 Seven day and other Mlle 460,681 041,36.5,811 .OATI. tiCorerhOtent debt.. £ll Jlt,loo Other securitleo 3,t34,900 Gold coin and W eaver bullion 18,471.980 L 28,121.9011 WARTNEWS. - Government Sec - rities (Including Dead Weight An tu,in,2er cmitar ai leon ) ties U .U. 630 Notes (told and fever Cotn 773,600 £31,3581121 W. MILLER, Chief Ca.bler. THIIIHDAY EVZICINC; wtitte ..7 Yellow . Jane 30, 1961. Consols, which closed yesterday at 90} to ez dir., for the Bth of July, opened this morning at the same quotation, and closed at 90} to For money the last price was 90! to The official business report is as follows : —Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 901, 90, ; ditto, for account, 90} • Three per Cents. Re duced, 89, ; New Three per Cents., 891, !, 89 ; Bank Stock, 238, 236 ; India Stock, shut ; ditto Fire per Cent. Stock, 1041, 1 ; ditto Four per Cent Debentures, 1866, 98e. Indian Government securities were steady. The March Exchequer Bills remain at Bs. to Ix dis., and the June ss. dim to par. Foreign stocks were firm, but some of them closed below their best point COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANE.--(THIS DAY.) Our market to-day was again scantily &applied with house-grown wheat, in excellent condition. The attendance of millers wu only moderate, but the demand far both red and white samples ruled steady at folly Monday's currency. The show of foreign wheat wu by no means extensive. Good and fine qualities were held for more money. The transactions, however, were limited, at the extreme rates of Mooday. Low and damp parcels moved off slowly, oa former terms. --- Flo;tiii cargo.' of grain off Falmouth commanded prime, with a moderate inquiry. There was a steady sale for barley, both lloglish foreign, at fully last week's quotations. Malt was in good suppl► sad steady request at No quotable cheese took place is the value of oats. The supplies were good, sad the demand was steady. Very few beano were on the stands, and they sold with out difficulty at extreme quotations. Pees were very firm in price ' with a good demand. The flour trade was firm, at very full prime, although liberal supplies have come to hand frost New York. Linsed and rapeseed were tolerably firm in price. In all other seeds very little was doing, and the quotations ruled allsoet nominal. The inquiry for cakes was muck restricted. CUISINT PRIM UM. _ _ nr Qr. Wr942. I. bee; Lent red,1333 119 to 43 De. Alto, tees to to to Norfolk sad Maeda PAT Or. »d, 18~. 7 Lb 43 SAMMY. ma nn es to se' Dlatt Minding 34 to 26 " • -- OM. a S. Scotch potato Irio. whits „ Utak . 1 ".• lort,!farfolk. isd ii -- 88 to 86 glosstoo sod Wars 6• to 65 Brown Baase. Yampa tit lo 31 Tick 33 ie 36 Herren Pigeon taw as Tau srz ' Grey ____ 31 33 SI Yap:. 36 lo A White _ 3l 1s 311 New - 16 to 27 Inash, teed - lB to 88 Tows made: per 280 .._ potato 23 to 26 Soolcb. Iced foal Por Qr. WNW. I. I. Dania* asit Koala* berg 42 to U Itrotock & Iforklon lbs. . -- S 4 So 40 Hossehold DO to SS Country Norfoik sod loitak oaf Yd to 27 Par Or. 44 to 48 41 to 43 Suasion, Itazd s. Death mad Swedish 18 sio IS ltanion ...... 10 to 2i BILLS Imola -- -----, soft amekests, red white. Grinding - Mto IM Distilling Malting Oaf. _ _ _ Data, brew l9 to 11 food ALSIVAUS 01 Glidlt, CABALA(); 1/1.011 JUNK I Iraptian it to SO 30 to 84 30 to S 4 DaGms S9 to SS DMUS COAX. . 49 to 82 . to 41 I Traub, pot WI:- nto n I 8 1: 092113 , „ 39 to 31 American, per bet .. 19 to I* Cothodloo. .. 19 to IS INTO LONDON, BY WATTZ B TO JUNZ 30, iNctrqvz. Wheat. &lig. M OM& /lour. qrs. vd gra. qn. :14r1a. seeks. =kb sadgeolob 1010 . 1100 , rondo 10010 170 30e00 , 14490, 100 To I-, I 11310 7700 1100 41530 1441 1O LIVERPOOL COTTON & CO] (THIS DAY.) (BY ILINTNIC AND INTUNATTOJA Irsor ova OWN coalmen :KETEL Corrow.—Th•marketateedy. &Ise probablylo,ooo baler CORN.—Fair attendance at market. Wheat tether dearer. with moderate demand. Flour : barrels more inquired for. bat prices unchanged. Indian corn steady. Egyptian be.. scarce. Saidi sold at Ma. Oats and oatmeal arm. WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) tRY NAOMI) AND IRTERIATIONLL IRLIGRAPR.) (MOW OUR OWN offlumoiroarr.) Demand for wheat not no satire as last weak, 1 at holden dm and prices tally mabstaised. No &loge in other =liar. 'WINCING LANE.-(THIS DAY.) filroaa.—The market continue extremely doll. aed the few transactio ns reportod show a reduction of 6d. per cwt. on last woek s prices. Refined—prices show a further decline sad the dammed is still very limited. Conti.—The public sales of plantation Ceylon have gone off more readily at the late decline ' • triage, 63.. to 69e. 6d. ; low middling and middling, 78e. 6d. to 8%. 6d.; pee beery, 77a. to Ms. 6d. 1,800 bap aad 40 coals natio* ()orlon sold, good and fine ordioary, 675. 6d. to 695. 6d. Cocos. — Common qualities of West India are mach camper. Grenada sold at 535. 6d. to 635. dd. Tta.—The market coationes quiet. Public sales of China am will be bold on Tuesday neat. EWE. —4.0C1) begs of white Bengal sold at 13s. 3d. for ass held, being 3d. under We pins. ROIL-60 paschooos sold ; Jamaica, at %M. to 24. 10d. ; Demerara, la. 7d. ; also Penang in second bands, at Ls. 40. Elatrrorta —The market is inactive. . . . Corrom.—Pricee show a farther advance o about it per lb., with ao active demand. TALLOW MARKET.-(THIS DA Y. ) The market is quiet at the following prices :—Toe tallow, 39e., net sash ; Petersburg T.D., se tie spot, 415.; July to September. 41s. ; October to December, 43e. 6d . to 43e. 3d. ; December, 435. Pd. HIDE MARKET.-(THIS DAT) LIADIXHALL.—Hides : nines: 5616 a to 641,.., 2fd. to 3d.; 641b0. to 72166., 3d. to 31d.; 72'135. to SOtto.. 3fd. to 4d. ; 801bs. to BSltio.. 4d. to 411 ; otftl o . t o Mbs., 4ed. to 40. Horst bides, 104. WM. Call Alma, 24.6 d, to 4a.: full, Eh. Baanotroorr.-19aospokio4 : Lunt* 9i. 9d. to to. 91; 'brans, Its. 9d. to 21. sd. BOROUGH HOP MARINT.—(THIS DAY.) Messrs Patteodes sod Smith report s fair demand fop the few hops left of last year's growth, for which prices owatinne firm. COAL MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Walls Ead Teat, 17a 6d ; Walls Er dHattlopool,l7o. 9 1 .; Walls Eud Broady!. Hatton, 17.. ; Wall. End South Bello% 17s. ; Walls End Asset Hell, 17.. ; Welts Hod Hada), 16s. 3d. ; Wylam, 16s. —Saipo at market, 3.3; at sea, 50. Pans Dzsume.—" Undoubtedly, however, the finest show In this respect is made by Benson, who offered prises toy designs for watch-cases st the Aouth Kenslornon Museum, end who by this mesas has secured some of the moot esquiall• ornamental details for watch eases that are shown in the build ing."—Timea, May 7. Itlea. Chronometer. duplex. I,er, hori zontal, repeaters, centre seconds, keyless. vitt see, nds, and every descr ipt ion of watch, adapted to all climate..—Bensan'e Illustrated Pamphlet 'free by poet for two Munro mutates, • short history of horologe. with Prisms, and enables those wh• Mee In any part of the world to select a each or watch. Priam medal sad honourable mention, clause U and IS.—.T W. lesson, Ludgate MIL KC., watch and clock maker by weld warrant at appointment to R.H. the Priam of Wales. lids. kWhed I;a9.—tddvertlaamont.] I • 1 In 91N "I 1 17 in 5 17i id N 7 lii 7} rat a 6616 21 987 - 14} $0 44 44 I LI 4 is ~' i 'I