The Express. — London, England, 1867-07-08 00:00:00

111 E POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) % oot tic.w Ems. - ANOTHER CAVICRE. pnith, of alwut IN years of age, named *dd. was brought up in custody of Police .•lL Ichvr, Gt F, charged ulth 'wing concerned with 1,i,hw.1 rubbery with violence. h.• olocre.l that a few weeks hack a working ~rrett was attacked at the dour of the house halos, iu I'arker•stnwt, Ilrurylane, by a party dung him upon the pavement. kicked him • , face, and body, jumped upon his chest, i-e maltreated bum When rescued from them i that Ida watch had heeu stolen. One of them, I ,ht, Mark, was shortly ofterwanis apprehended, •. itted from this court to take his trial at the 't Imin:4 t:arrett. the daughter of the prosecutor, said she iit at the time the outrage was committed, and n‘,.l the pri-otier Mack, who has been already com- I. Since that period she had several times :een the ..t prisoner, Holden, pass through l'arker-street, in her father's house ; but he had gone by and lot before she had time to fetch a policeman. fling she saw him again, and fortunately seeing a ith her father at a little distance she was able attention to the prisoner without delay, and he lingly apprehended. . pri.oner, who treated the case with great levity, v saying that he wad not guilty, was committed for .Ile and Mack will be tried together. SUMLBOROUGII.STHEET. STANPING. Mari., a painter, of No. 4 Warren-street, Fitzroy , • , was charged before Mr. Tyrwhitt with violently 'Aug James Murdock, of No. l, Warren-street, by 4 him in the left arm. Murdock, a baker, said—On Saturday night 'went . he prisoner out of my father's room, at No. 4, , • .treet, ss he WWI disturbing the old people, when ~‘• had more right there than I had. I went to put a struggle took place between us, and he , 601.1 of my throat and held me down, hurting my I got up, and the prisoner then stabbed me in rtificate was handed to the magistrate, signed by k surgeon of the University College Hospital, , c that the complainant hail been stabbed in the arm. )Ir. Tyrwhitt —I did nut see what the prisoner did it 1 afters/anis went for a constable and gave the wr iu charge, and then went to the University Col 1..• lhopital, and had my arm attended to, The pri ,, • se. only three parts sober. _ . tur prisoner —It was between 12 and 1 o'clock. of my sister, " There's that on the stain dt s." My mother did not say you had been out with , .t.r all the evening. Mi. Tyrwhitt—The prisoner is no relation. He is tut with my sister. ~au•r—l live with the family. Did you not say you r throw me downstairs and break my neck? oplainant—No. Tyrwhitt Ito the prisouer)—l see no answer to your uor the complainant. You will he remanded for a to uev that becomes of the wound. It may turn out to be very serious. 1 , 111R101:8 OUTRAGE An. Derie, a paper-hanger, of No. IR, Fladborne-street, h 01.0., was charged before Mr. Tyrwhitt with assaulting an.uie Howell, of No. 2, Lanceshire.oourt, Mond-street. Tie complainant said—l was coming down Oxford-street Socorday, having walked a little in advance of a friend noppeil to speak to a friend of his when the prisoner se ap to me and said something very wrong. I told it he did not go on somebody would give bun some g, and he replied, " I will," and immediately gave me flow in the eye. and be then struck me again on the arm I I fell, hurting my back. I am all over bruises like .1 showing the magistrate her arm badly bruised). I I from the effects of the second blow. Jul.n Ogilvie said—l stopped in Oxford-street to speak . friend, the complainant, who had been in my corn y. walking on a little way. Shortly afterwards I saw complainant on the ground and the prisoner holding . I tried to rescue her, and three or four young men, doubt the prisoner's companions, came up and struck I ailed "polio*" and gave the prisoner into vnner —I don't think I cou ld have struck her. . . Titness—Bat she has a proof of it. ---- '-incis Moore oa c— Hearing • cry of " police !" I op and the last witness gave the prisoner into cue. -. I took the prisoner, who had been drinking a little mew what be was about, but was very violent, into .17. _ . know nothing about it. I bad been with 1,- friends and had a glass. Tyrwhitt—Women are not to be exposed to insult I.±eu kno,ked down in the street. I shall commit you kxmoth and that with bard labour, and I do not know L'lought not to mend you for two months. WORSHIP-STREET. I. Wilfred), a builder and contractor, No. 36 and Toobridge-street, Euston-road, was committed for a 011 the charge of h a ving untiwfully, and forcibly iv:. possession of certain lands in Bethnal•green, the nay of Hiss Burdett Coutts. He was, however, ad to hail on his reoognisances in 1001. The de nt claims to have a lease of the ground for 99 years -I.st March. lir Welch, late Registrar of the District Court ioakruptey at Leeds, died on Saturday morning, at ar:i•kap, Eye. IV; (Tina;) are authorised to state that Dr. von, owing to his serious illness, resigned his offices Jsige of the Admiralty and Dean of the Arches on y last. The learned judge bad in December com ie.' to the Lord Chancellor his wish to retire as il the government might find it convenient (having nil to the proposed changes in the constitution of those rts.toaeoept his resignation. The limits Adrertiser states that the Australian limn; to the lichborne baronetcy was in Alresford, in aata, soar which the family seat is seat is situated, last lekool was visited by the neighbouring gentry and chhome tenantry. Major Heywood recognised the Smut as his comrade in the Gth Dragoon Guards. epic docked in from the neighbouring villages also to i him. Colonel Lushington, who is the present tenant the Tiebborne family mansion, invited the claimant to residence. AA the Dresden fair a popular show has been the vehicle of curious information on recent bistori evestA, which is all the more valuable from its being ether new. Gitschin, Koniggratz, and other great mien battles have been represented before an audience ing for historical knowledge, but the extraordinary of these wonderfully truthful pictures is that the 'ens are invariably beaten. One of the most attrac +anal is a cavalry skirmish between the Saxon Guards he Prussian Red Hussars. In a very short time there thing to be seen of the latter but their prostrate red rins and dying horses, over which the conquering ride in triumph, mail matte; shipped to Europe in three of own.shipc which left New York, June 8, amounted 401 packages. ere are now 1,553R0man catholic chapels, sta ll convents, male communities, colleges, and schools in ki ; and 259 in Scotland. They are most numerous Aue.hire. Leicestershire, Middlesex, Yorkshire, la .re, ( ;loucestershire, Staffordshire, Northumberland, st ;Aire, Durham, Surrey, Monmouth, Lanarkshire, ), sirewshire. There are none in Brecknockshire, shire, Merionethshire, Buteshire, Berwickshire, I •4!eshire. There are five in the Isle of Man, the - .dier in the Isle of Wight, and none in the Isle of it AoRIeCLTURAL SoerETT.—The finishing 'tieing given at Rnry St. Edmunds to the preps f•ir the meeting of the Rnyal Agricultural Society ' , awn. The whole of the implements are to be de. to-morrow evening, and large quantities have ..rived. The trials of implements will corn .s IVednesdev. Mr. H. S. Thompeon, chairman of •"-'l.P.astern Railway Company, and late M.P. for .7 al the president of the society for the year. "Nolen Grsites.—The present and past this regiment, to the number of (0. entertained I Highness the Prince of Walea on Saturday, at , .• the Trafalgar, Greenwich. The Prince learned 'n'' ,t the Curragh in this regiment, while it was tisomand of his august father, and his royal t , ting always exhibited a warm interest in every , rte.! with the grenadiers, his presence on Satur -Ned one more to the many gratifying attentions ' lr^ry time to time shown to the officers. The 4. "' Wales arrived at the Trafalgar at half-part ' n H is meal highness was accompanied by his zian, Prince Edward of Saxe-W eimar , th e Duke " s t . And Viscount Hood. The Prune of Wales l v welcomed by Colonel Bruce, commanding the 17 the other officers of the co h. rps. "wrs up POPULATION AND TRAFFIC IN THE dv T "" 4 . The increase of population in the West e . tiniatorl at the rate of fivefold every twenty that in IMO there will be, according to this ratio, tad I ' 4 "a people in the States west of the Minns thn extennion and fi nal completion of this read n 'nch to stimulate the settlement of the country iri.ve the value of land on the outskirts of Western " taapeak, and in this connection it may be 4.i le 4 that in 1825 the best lands of Illinois were at fifty cents. per acre, and in 1894 the nu. Railway Company were selling their lands at debt twel ve d o ll ars an acre.—Nrea York Tribune. CRICAST.-( Pon DAY.; LORD'S GROUND. GINTLEIIIOI r. PL. This great contest between the amateur and pro fessional talent of Berland, which, according to the " Cricketers Pocketbook," was first instituted in IAOO, and has been played annually ever since 1539, was com menced this morning at Lord's Ground. Being one of the series of great annual matches, with the sides carefully selected, it invariably attracts a very large attend ance of spectators, and the weather being delightful the present occasion proved nu exception to the rule. As regards the previous results of the gentlemen and players' matches, the former base been greatly worsted- - especially of late years ; indeed out of sixty matches played in the aggregate, the amateurs Irmo only won sixteen. This year, "on paper," the sides appeared well balanced, but several changes took place. Mr. Lyttelton and Mr. Buchanan stood out, and Mr. Appleby, the Lancashire left-handed bowler, made up the eleven. On the side of the players neither Ricketta, Bennett, nor Coward were to be found, Griffith being the eleventh man. The weather was all that could be desired, and at twelve minutes after noon the players having won the toms, elected to take the initiate on a pair of indifferent wickets. They sent in the Surrey "cracks," Jupp and Humphrey, but on this occasion their partnership was a very short one, for Mr. W. G. Grace, with his third ball, drove Jupp on to his wicket. The next over from Mr. Appleby, at the Pavilion wicket, got rid of Humphrey, who put a ball up, which was easily taken at slip. Thus, these Surrey men, usually so dangerous. were got rid of before a run was scored. Alfred Shaw and Summers were next associated, but could do but little with the bowling, which was of a high class, assisted by the ground. Mr. Appleby delivered 7 oven, for two runs and a wicket, and with the second ball of hie eighth over Alfred Shaw was well caught at the wicket, by Mr. Round. Mr. Grace's bowling was extraordinarily good, viz., 10 oven, 9 maidens—for four run.s. The Surrey wicket-keeper joined Summer., and Mr. Grace bowled bin', when the total stood at It. The score stood as follows at 1 o'clock : PLAYER.4.-11rst Inn Max. T. Humphrey, c R. D. Walker, b Appleby . 11. Jupp, hit w, b W. G. Grace G. Summers. b W. G. Grace ... A. Maw, c Hound, b Appleby . K. 'batty, not out T. Hearne, nut out .. w.... Total CANADA COMPANY,-( THIS DAY.) At a special general court of proprietors held this afternoon at the company's offices, 1, East India avenue, Leadenhall-street, W. K. GILLE4PI z in the chair, 0 , 63 resolution passed at the special gener.il meeting held on the 4th inst. was confirmed. MINES.-(TIIIS DAY.) ONE O'CLOCK. The mining market is very quiet to-day, and prices in most cases are without alteration. Some of the present quotations are as follows :—Chi verton Moor, 51 to * ; Chiverton, 131 to 7 ; West Chiverton, 65 to 67 ; East Basset, 20 to 22; Great Vor, 17* to 18 ; Great Retallack, 5 to 1 ; Great Limey, 17* tolB* ; Prince of Wales, 65a. to 675. 6d. ; West Prince of Wales, 11 s. to 13s. ; Wheal Seton, 110 to 115 ; East Ca radon, 5. to 6 ; Clifford, 8 to I ; South Frances, 30 to 35 ; East Lovell, 61 to 71 ; and Wheal Buller, 22 to 24. - - The variations in foreign and colonial milling shares comprise a rise of 2.. 6d. in Don Pedro, and a decline to the same extent in Chontalea. The former are quoted 3to 4 prem. ; and the latter, hto 11 prem. St. John del Rey are called 58 to 60, ex div. ; Anglo-Brazilian, 7-16 to 9-16 prem. ; Peatarena, 1 toe prem. ; Rossa Grande, 9-16 to 11-16 ; and Anglo-Italian, to I prem. Notice has been given that thelist of application: for the second issue of shares in the Ross& Grande Mining Company will be closed this day. WEATHER REPORT.-(THIS DAY.) MONDAY, JOLT S. $ Ax & I ' l zW. aka Aberdeen Leith Ardromen . W. N. W. Greenmail' 50.33 60 8. W. Valenti/L.—M0.31 57 N.& 'ape Clear ! —66 &W. litr=. 30.34 63 W.N.W. 36.30 Z. Penzance.— 30.3564 N. Z. Brest 30.3466 R.N.& Loneot . 30.23 , N.& Rochefort 30.24 61 N.E. Plymouth 30.3363 N. L Weymouth 30.3366 N. N.& Portersouth 30.20 62 N. N.& Loudon 30.32 67 N. Yarmouth 30.32 64 N. N.W. icarborough 30.34 SS N.E. 30.3766 L Helder — EIIARICS. Atnumpherleal pressure is very uniform over the British isles this morning. The winds are principally north-easterly—light to moderato, and weather cloudy, but the. A little rain has fallen on the eolith coma THE CHOLERA IN SICILT.—We regret to learn from the Sicilian papers resseived by the last mail that the cholera is spreading in the province of Girgenti, the last reports showing that on the 14th inst. there were 5.1 ►ttacks and 15 deaths, and on the following day l2at tacks and 21 deaths. At Caltanisetta the cholera is on the decrease. The sanitary state of Palermo continues en cellent. Several cases of cholera have occurred in the pro vinces of Trapani, Moment, and Marsala. The most ngo rous measures are being adopted by the Sicilian authori ties in order to prevent the propagation of the dreadful disease. —Malta 01..rrver, June 27. MR. SEWARD 8 VIEW OF THE AMERICAN FITTCRE. Addressing a large &talon:a at Boston during the late visit of President Johnson, Mr. Seward said—" This republic can never perish if you have a president that the people themselves, without the employment of military force, will sustain for four years at a time, and no longer. But what have we seen? We have seen this republic on the very brink of death mid dissolution. And why? Because ten States of this Union refused to submit to the president that was chosen by the majorityof the other States six years ago. And what did you do? You compelled them to submit ; you compelled them to acquiesce. Now you have another president for four years, and two of those years are gone. (Good, good.) When those other two years have gone, the majority will then elect another pre. sident. Do you not expect that the minority, who vote against that new president, will acquiesce in his holding the executive power for the four years for which he is to be elected? Why? Because the minority must acquiesce, or your nation is to be abandoned to ruin or secession. Then all there is is just this :—We have just got to learn one simple habit—that of acquiescing in the choice that we ourselves snake of our president for four years, and then, at the expiration of that time, improving upon the last choice by snaking as much better one as we have the success and wisdom to do. There is the solution of all our troubles. It is ell in that the South has been taught that it must submit to the president when he is chosen by the North, and the North must now show that it will submit to the president that they choose or is chosen for them by the majority of the American people. Give me only thus one assurance that there shall never be en unlawful resistance by an armed force to the president bearing the, authority of the United States, and give me then fifty, forty, or thirty more years of life, and I will engage to give you the possession of the American continent and the control of the entire world. (Cheers.) Deny one that simple thing of the acquiescence of the people in their own choice, and I will not pledge you the continuance, the existence of this Union through half the period which we have carried it, with the cost and sacrifice of the greatest civil war the world has ever seen. The moral of my subject is loyalty and patrio tism, devotion to your constitution and laws, and whatever is wrong in the laws or in the customs or the habits of society, trust to their correction through your schools, your churches, your political assemblies, hot never suffer an enemy to raise his hand against the nationality or the union of the United States. (Loud cheers.) MR. COBDEN AND THE LAND QUESTION. —Sit tiog near to Mr. Cobden when be made his last speech. these words fell upon my ear with singular force "If I were twenty.five or thirty years instead of twice that number, I would take Adam Smith in my band, and I would have a league for free trade in land just as we had a league for free trade in corn. There is just the same authority in Adam Smith for the one as for the other, and it the wetter were only properltaken up, not as • revo lutionary or chartid notion,but as a step in political economy, I believe success would attend the effort ; and I say this, if you can apply free trade to land and labour too—that is by getting rid of those abominable restric tions In your parish settlements and the like—then I my the man who does that will have done for the English poor more than we have been able to do by the application of free trade to commerce." I was listening, in common with some five thousand persons, to the words of a man who embodied the swam of a great Idea—a man of on• questioned veracity, who grasped economic principles at their widest, who would not thus speak but from a well settled conviction. Impressive as these words were then, they now seem the solemn bequest of the great free. trader to those who would emulate his labours and m nit such well earned honour as it warn his to enjoy.—Pranr's Ihigszins for Jay. THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, JULY 8, 1867. SHARE LISTS.-(THIS DAY.) Dint o'Grocn. The railway market is Hatter to-day, owing to a renewal of speculative sales for a fall. Brighton stock has declined I per cent. ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, / ; South Eastern g ; and Great Western and London and North Western, / ; Great Eastern, however, is I bettor. Metropolitan stock is quoted 1241 to 125; Great Western, 43/ to 44 ; London and North Western, 1131 to 1 ; Midland, 1141 to 1 ; Lancashire and TOrkabfrO, 127 J to 1281 ; South Eastern, 65 to 1 ; Great Eastern, 26/ to I ; Great Northern, 113 to 115 ; ditto A, 113 to ; London, Chatham, and Dover, 17/ to g ; North British, 30/ to 31/ ; and Brighton, 53/ to 54. osiusmir saws Lin) moss. Sb. Ii& I RAILWAYS. Closing prices I &ales to-day o w n ~in I to 1 p.m. St. We . Wield mad Exeter 79 61 -4 St 100 ICWledon Mu .. -- - - 1010 111 111 St. 100 Cambrian St. 100 'Dublin and BelladJune 66 111 44 St. 100 I Dundee, Pent, & Abd Jo TO WI 4. 100 ell I last London Scrip Cat -•-• - - 8t 10 damn and & W•Wirs - - - 8t 100 It Great &nen Ord. 61.1 251 2T %I 1 St. 100 I Do. Ana. Btit.. N 0.2 6 7 - St 103 itireatNorth of Scotland - - - St. 100 ,Great Northern __ .. 113 113 - St. 100 I Do.ll 1 A me. so di v. on- 113 114 1131 St. 100 Do. Ii 1 til op.a le paidE - -..- Bt. 100 Do. Ord. Dot Mr. Stoat .. -.- St 100 of South & West (In) 01 113 - 8t 190 Great Western........ 481 41: 43 1 1 St. 100 I)o.StourVal.ona.Bl3 - - - Bt 106 Do. South Wales .... - 4. - Bt. 100 Do. W. NA -Oxf ewp ord ort 27 SO - st. NO Do. Do. N - St. 100 Lancashire &Yorkshire 1 28 1 26 ll4 St. 100 Lon..l4nehtn, & &Onset &A 65 64a 31 St. 100 Loadon,Chathant&Dov 17 171 17 1 St. 100 Do. Let Exten.Atlp.o. 14 17 -. lit. 100 London & Nort3 Wean 1131 1141 114 131 1 1 St. 100 Loadon&SouthWestarn 76 73 - St 100 Man. abet., & Lineolnob 46 47 4 4 i St. 100 Illetropolltan-..—.. 125 1251 1241 6 4 St 100 Do. Aztenslon, dirt- - demi Op. et. tlll 1870 109 111 1101 91 100 ell lintropolitan Mettle... 85 90 xd 85 td 20 19 Do. du. do. .... - - - 10 9111 Do. &St John's-wood - - - 54. 100 ' blidland .. —....-.. 114 115 1141 14 all Do. 69 Shares -, .. - - - St 100 Do. Bina. & Derby. 81 83 - St. 100 North Willett - St 100 Do. WM .ierth,Dwad - - - St. 100 N. lteakern-Berwick _ , 100 101 104 1 25 101 I Pore- I - St. 100 De. Leeds -- - - St. 100 I Do. York -- - St 100 Do. Canals - 26 all Do. Stork. &Donna ; 83 114 - 26 22 Do. do., 180041 _ 8 0 pm - St. 100 North London .... - 10 6 Do. do. 1306.. - St. 100 North Stall , ordahlre - St. 100 N. & & Western Jana I 118 118 - St 100 Scottish Central .., - - - - St. 100 Shropshire Union - : 14 64 - St. 100 South Devon.. _.— I 47 49 - 10 St. 0 Booth Indira -..., 1 06 65 1 4 1 20 all Inalan,Woldnibiriobi 9 1 10 1 861 - St 100 Taff Vol. -. 148 162 -. 10 4 Do. C .... - I 4 31 pm - 88. 100 Waterford & Maw - -- 10 8 . Waterloo & Whitehall , - - -. BPITUIR 2088/1510N8. RAILWATIL Casing prices. I Saies. Usage &St. Lawrence Dom Bar. &C. Is. gip Do. I Mmes.— -- Bagel° & Lake Bum Do. Preference Boll,Branf,46ooderfola 6 per cent 16714-6 •CaL &o ladern6p. e.g. Cape T. & Dock 62.1 . .3. I.4Trk.gYglvra: Do. do. 6do last Indian gn. 6 do Do. L Shares Grand Trunk of aned& Do. kqulp.lLß.6lp.oL Do. lit pref. Bondi Do. Sod preL Bonds. Do. led pref. Stock Do. eth prof. Stook Greet la/lan Peninsula Do. gns i per esel. Do. New do. Do. New (It S. of Indleg. 6 P7ed. Do. 6I per owe. OL Western as canada D a o.3 , l n ßda. pay. 1117 i Do. do. do. 1077-e. In ch(Llralted) Iladras gnat. 6 p. ant. Do. di. de Do. do. 41 do Do. FUth MGM. and Hobson'. nay Do. 6 p. at., pa y. 1680 Do. 6 p. at., pay. 1806 N.IL.of Coat* cletp.B. Salad= Irma. Do. do. do.— Do. Paulson do. Do. Indio IX Tot do. JOUIT STOCK HANLE. Emma. INICLi 108 id 14pi id 18 107 i 1 14 31 ztl 10 61 1 19{ 106 1071&n 1064 iid dzn 1 lipm Kehl 1 lopm sdca 100 tOI id 91 14 10 14 - - 14} 97 I I }die id itil id 100} 96 id PO id I 96 id It 1 66 id' d la elm:di I°°k 15) 80 5 ad; 88 85 id, r . Llenk (Lba.)A Alliance Limited Anglo Austrian Angle Icrpttan( Autralaale Ltin.) Anglo Italian (Limited) 1 Hanka BettlabOolumbial B eak oflM3(;;;,lMiidrpro."--, l Bank of Otago Egypt (Limi t = Bankonrictoria,A Bank or New Zealand British & Cellturalan(L ) Britian N. ANIBI4OII C. Bk. India, Au., China Marl tier. ad Lail; ac Coto Colonial Consolidated Bank (L) Do. do. Now Deihl and London (L ) Bert London (Limbed) Pastern Enchange(Um) linglisb and American . Log. Ban kit deJ anetroL Ing.Soot Am/ (lurid English and Swedish (L) ' Imperial Bonk (Limited) Imperial Mimosa - 1707' - Lind Mort. Bk. Indla,(L) 0.Deb..11841. Loa. Bk.allazioooto (L! London "ad Autaa .. I • London& Itivwflate(L) Do. Now, kb. at lam Do. do. do Low at. Bank of AIM ILondon and County.. Do. do. Now Loudon Joint Stock. London & Southeam. I & Weeewn /dr (Lim ). London &Ve=g r o , Loudon & W Marehsist Bank (Um.) Do. New Mernantile&Kzonan(L)i Metropolitan (Lalted)i Midland Bank (Clot) 1 Nations* of Amentiada i National of Liverpool N. Pro. of lowland Do. Ind utt National Bank .. New South Wake.. North Western °metal Book Corpora , Provin. Ban=rp.(L) Proviso. ef Do. do, Now South Australia.. 1 Stead.Stead.of B. & A1;1c . Do. do. um. at II ;a Union of aultralla Union of Ireland (Ws 01 Union of Lando,' _ • Call pondL lORZIGN *AILWA' As * Lattiniaa Mean L .1 an P . ` . LAYIIB.OA.LTP cLai Ore!ril Argentine .... - ar IMO.* Lateen ot nan0..... =rCentral (L).. emanent, .... Impede] Mexican (L).. Leenbervesernowlie(L) Nana l p.lkLiege I _By the Daa. PrL I Bela. gov Bort/ern et Treace .. N.ItaLL Ayres .T.p.a. Do. pa t rreck _ _ IlotTregia - niiiik Pref. O r tioisma (Sams AIME' IMPariklooms,fiod blunt lab ma Odom 041 a 11Yrsaaa (L) Ilanaptaa K cent Bezebre sad Mew .... De. 14 pereeft.Pret. Bea Paulo/4 if per at Ittatheftlftole.Vaiellsa Deft al Peolegel I LT:la mai llama liipar cant Prat olds D.W. of lama 16 il 16 1 1 7 6 a 41p4s 16 lie IS di. 111 6 143 Si :4 1 Id 46 id Tt it N t 6 tol is 10} He 4 ~ n I P SI i 100 101 id Par 10 44 Si 4 1 1 6 6 • 71 66 66 90 101 100 101 zd, 001.4.1211 AL 00' COOKS A 50,000 Setleheoliatnact.de72 100 100,000 Do. 1895 100 Csa. Gov.' p. e.,187781 100 . Do. Iperetreb.nAus. 100 Do. flperet.Mezatt i 100 0,114.108, Do. dperelJaa.dtJ 100 1.136,8019 Do. &wet Ina. Stoe 100 100000 Csaof Hopeepar.lB7ll 100 40.1/H04900 100 , Do. do. 180140 100 ' Do, do. 189001 100 4140001 D0.14.a.A.p.aC1e11900 100 100,000 Coy I 0n,N0v.1941, 641.,a 100 160,000 Do. 1879, do.. 100 1,000,000 Do. 1871 d 0... 100 100,000 Mullin= 4 per 0t.,1878 104 000,000 DO. 1978 100 100,000 Do. 1882 UN 1100,000 Do. 1601 100 164000 NatalGov.Bp.e.Ap.kOe. 100 180,000' New Brane.Gov.Operet. 100 1,136,800 New South Wales Gov., p. 0101,1871 to 1876 100 4671,800 Do. L 4. 0.1660 to 1105 100 104.000 D0.69.e.r,1867 to 1870 100 160, New Zealand 6per cont. 105 1.000, r Do. Bper cent. 100 800,000 Do. 6 pee cent. 1891 100 35,1,000 1 Do.do.l69lJune&Dee 1110 260,000 Nova Scotia Op. a,1876 100 Queensland Goe. Op. at. 100 1,177, Do Do. 1891 .... 100 226, B.Auot Doe. 6p. 0,07-77 1105 De. 1878 and arida 100 860,000 41e.00v.(1p. e. Jan. July , 100 7,000,000 Do. Op. et apri knot IM EltMBll Mums. Cttlyarto i Clitiord AraaL Dev. GI. Con. (Tavistat ; prakewalls I YAM Bunt (Ulnae) IKaat Caradoo East Cern Brea I East Gnarllle East Lovell E. W. Russell (ravistk ) ; Orambler & St. Acorn Great Laser United) Great South Totem' 0. W. Vor (Helst.3n) °morale Herod 's Foot Parke MMElar4°l: 3all p ir nw;sl4l4")' Mwyndy Iron Ore ' New Baton North Realism North Wheal Crafty United 1 1:r t oThios (C. Want) B. Cando° (St. Clem), South Oondurrow I .s. W. Trances (Mersa) Tin Past Croft West Basset ([Bogen) W. Cared= (Liakeard) West Chiverton West Satan Wk. Beast (Mom) Wh. Buller (litedruth) W,Mary.inn (Meshes ) Wheal Satan ..itray Wh. Trelawner (Llsk.l POREIGN MUM os Limited) rAnst il -Brez.Gold;Lim ) Australian ears eeriest' (Limited) Camila Silver (Limited) Cheutaleso.6tS.3lla.,L Colder° (laddifsl Doe Pedro, N. Del Rey Fad Del Rey (Limited) Fortuna (Limited) Froatiir‘BoliviaGoldi &pundit (Ltmited) Linares (Lhelted) .. basitanlan (Limited ).. Paeakillo copper IL) iPastarens 6014 (1.1 m.). PontirlbsadSilverlAimi (Port, 'loyal Cobra Scottish AustTrm.) 'Bt. John dal lteLat. ) thrltad Meadow Lai Val natively. (L) VallaniamaGold(Unk.) Vancouver Coal Val Sara= %halted) Waahoe Gold (WOW) Worthing (Melted) .. Yorks Panlasula(Uni.l IYudananratana (La) yr.cos. I ialffa. 98 — 09 xdl 08 100 98 100 83 46 xdi 81 85 xd 102 IC4 106 107 106 107 167 IC9 xd OS 94 101 103 107 109 104 188 101 IC4 xd 104 108 xd 105 107 107 119 99 101 98 98 xd, 94 le id . Psi 814 id; 95i ON id 103 106 93 95 106 107 lox} IC6f 95 97 ad 93 94 93 94 td, 104 1 , 6 10 1 1060 1074 =a: 109} , frli 90 64 7* 71 34 410 430 f f to_ 22. No. .. 21 xd id 89:1 81 id xd 105 xd xd ad 1079 7 ad ,108} 9 81 .- 6i 6 if 2 2 II ei 7 of 2 8 171 181 id llflBl f xd 1 if 84 E 6 id 31 if 6_ 8. t t Is ; 1 ii I 40 . &i f, 7 3 4 4 2 24 27 29 $4O 360 FOREIGN osuoAnobs. ?d .I RAmwmrs. t6p.cent.l 6 an of.Laraum....._ _ 10 all I Da. 100 all 'Havana and Ifatanzas 100 all panaanne and Fribourg all 100 gamin and Sabaollla 100 all i , Do. Second loud._ 111 all 'llortb of Franca 3 p et. 10 all Do (lataCharL lap ct. 100 all ( Ottoman (Samna, lee.) Do. do. limed at II r lO all Taris„Lyons,*sol :p.a.' 100 all 6& 8. F. (Pars.) 4 :1 1 1 yal Bine& 6p. ot 100 all La Grinds Tp. et 10 AuattLont-Vau.3p.e. 100 ,all nth Haat of Port. Tp.e. 90 E utharnof Franeo3p.e. 110 1 nth Italian, 3 per et. 90 , .43N. W.of fra.3p.e. li zd 164 1 84 7i xdl 96 92 97 100 lb It} id 46 SS 20 26 It 1I id 93 93 li 2 id II '5 81 St id 12 Ili I I 12 lti id DIBINTI7II STOCKS. —=d - 14 *o. I lb. I 6ioeii. I Pd 11771 prima. I ask.. 4=l‘. &lista 4 p.a. llar.adit s 4 , loo 79 13 . IL G.Ntha.4p.e. hut.&J 'HO 911 93 id 1 41U,000, St G.Wsta.—W. 11.—0 z., I p. et., Jas. & July _ „.. 100 90 96 il l R4OOO l BO. lanc.&Yk.4p.o.lan.&Jl7,loo 000,000 It Len.Brigh.4p.e.Jaa.&fly 100 1009323 St. L&N.W.4p.o.JsaltJal,loo 91 99 id id 11;930 St. Do. Sip.s. Jan.& lily 100 I 099,110 St L&S.W.4p.c. Jaw& July 100 —.. St. Ifiellaod.4p.c.Jaa&July 100 91 93 ml I Ip. M., /eh. & Avg .. 100 91,431 et N.ostro.,46.c.Jan.faitly 100 911 96 id —... I St. 1000.N.Z..4p.0.Ap.&0111. 100 . DOCILS. No. 19b. I Dool[4. I Pdl Cl. prices. I Sales. LOW.: 94. 'East sad West India . 100 126 121 11 ,073,110 St ILendon &it Hatimaiu. 100 17 62 1,461, 100 •Do. Asb. It. 4p. mat. all 30;996 SC Southampton lOO 980.001 IL Surrey Oosenternial _ 903 i PREFERENCE SHARES.' Great Western—Original 41 per oent., 76. Ditto 4 per oent. irredeemable, 67. MISCELLANEOUS. Anglo-American Telegraph (Lim.) 184. Atlantic Telegraph 8 per cent., 87j. Bombay Gas (Limited), Credit Poncier of England (Limited), 31. Credit Foncier of Mauritius (Lim.), General Credit and Discount (Limited), 5 11-16, j. Home and Colonial Assurance) (Limited), 4j. London General Omnibus Comp. (Lira.), 21516, ;. Peninsular and Oriental Steam, 414. Royal Mail Steam, 94j. Submarine Telegraph, 70. Thames and Mersey Marine Insurance (Limited), si. Viceroy of Egypt (Mortgage) Loan, 67j, j, 4, ad. MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) 011 o'Ormar.. The amount of business in the Stock Exchange is still moderate, but the tendency of the markets, on the whole, is rather favourable. The improve. ment which took place on Saturday in Consols is fully maintained, and additional firmness has been imparted to the New Three per Cents. and Three per Cents. Reduced by some considerable invest ments, stated to be on account of one of the joint stock banks. The preparations for the monthly settlement on Wednesday in the English funds show that most of the recent purchases were speculative, and the result is accordingly a large " bull " account. Foreign stocks are inquired for, but some of the British railways exhibit a slight reaction. The applications for discount are still upon a very moderate scale, and good three months' hills are taken at 21 per cent., or below the Bank ini 44 i t num. In the Stock Exchange the supply of money is exceedingly large, and advances for a few days, on English government securit:es are ob tainable at per cent. Consols are now quoted 94„ ex div., for money and next Wednesday's settlement, and 941 to 1, ex div., for the new account (August 8). The Three per Cents. Reduced and New Three per Cents. are firm, at 93 } to 94. The Indian Five per Cent. stock continues in demand, and has experienced a further rise of per cent., viz., to 1101 to tut. The dealings in foreign stocks are not nume rous, but Italian of 1861 and Mexican are in re quest, and have improved per cent. Turkish Bonds of 1862 are quoted 56 to 57, ex div. ; ditto Five per Cents. of 1865, 301 to 311, ex div.; Greek, 141 to 15 ; Spanish Passive, 23} to ; ditto Certifi cates, 151 to 1 ; Italian of 1861, 481 to 49, ex div. ; and Mexican, 161 to 1. In the market for financial shares, Credit Fonder have risen 2s. 6d., the present price being 51 to 51 die. On the other hand, General Credit have declined to the same extent, viz., 1I to 1/ dis. International Financial are quoted 2 to 11 dia. ; and London Financial, 22 to 21 dis. American securities are quiet, but Erie Railway shares have improved per cent., viz., to 331 to 34/. Illinois Central are quoted 79 to 1, and the 5-20 Bonds, 721 to 731. Anglo-American Telegraph shares are 2s. 6d. higher, at 181 to 1, but Atlantic Telegraph Eight per Cent. Preference are unchanged, at 4} to The advice' from New York announce the ship ment for Europe of 300,0001. in gold. An extraordinary meeting of the National Land Company will be held on the 23rd mat., when a resolution will be proposed in favour of the under. taking being placed in liquidation. A general meeting of debenture and share holders in the Ottoman Railway Company will be held on the 15th inst. It is mentioned that " Doubts having been raised as to the appro priation of the guarantee of the Ottoman govern ment, a case has been prepared embodying the re spective views of the share and debenture holders. This case has been submitted to the Attorney- General and Mr. Charles Clark, and their opinion, which may be seen at the company's office, will be submitted to the meeting." It is also stated that, " A suggestion has been made to the council to make some provision for the shareholders, if possible, out of the reserved debentures during the period while the first deben tures and the floating debt are being paid off, or until the company can raise sufficient funds on its securities to discharge the same, and the council hope to be able to secure the consent of the debenture holders to such an arrangement." A special meeting of the shareholders in the same undertaking is called for the 16th of September, "to consider and adopt the arrangement for the payment of the debentures and general debts of the company, lately submitted to, and approved by, the Attor ney-General and Mr. Charles Clark. ' The half yearly meeting will also be held on the same day. About 4,0001. in gold was sent into the Bank on Saturday. The Persia, from New York, has brought 30,5001. in specie. Messrs. Pixley, Abell, and Langley, the bullion brokers, have issued their usual tabular statement of the movements of bullion during the six months ending the 30th ult. They state the six months imports of gold at 6,420,8401., and of silver at 4,353,9471., making together only 10,774,7871., against 17,285,4511. imported in the corresponding period of last year. The chief falling off has been in the arrivals from the United States. On the other hand, the exports of bullion from London are put at only 6,155,6741. for the first half of the present year, against 11,060,3151. in the same half of last year. The chief diminution in the exports has been to France and the East. The half-yearly meeting of the Victoria Station and Pimlico Railway Company is called for the 22nd instant. Mr. James F. Quartly, liquidator of the British Union Assurance Company, intends on the 12th inst. to make a call of 61. per share on the contri butories. Ulm, 30. 1 2 to 31 ; Consolidated Mortgage Bonds, 24i to 25. COMMERCIAL AND MAEKETIs. MARK-LANs.—(THIS DAY.) Fresh up to our market today, the arrival; of Hagfish wheat have been vi ry limited, but in fair average condition. The dolman,' for both red and white qualities has been very inactive, nevi rtheless prima remain nominally the same as ea Rowley last. There was a fair show of foreign samples, in which a little business of a retail character was effected at late rates. Inferior parcels, however, were rather anger. The show of Rnii-h barley was very trifling, and the supply of foreign w is. again moderate. Nevertheless sales progressed_ slowly on former terms. Mat wiar in fair request, but wraltered in value. The supply was good. Oats were plentiful, and good sound corn moved off steadily at fu ll prices; foreign descriptions, however, ruled rather cheaper. The supply of beans was rather below the average, lad the demand was Mactive, and values remained unchanged. Peas were dull sole, at last week's currencies. In seeds and cakes there was very little passing, but for the few parcels disposed of late rates were obtained. The flour trade saw very dull, and prices were with dif ficulty supported. The %mounts from all quarters respecting the appear ance of the crops are very favourable. In the loading ?rain cargo trade there has been • marked improvement, and in some wises prices have hardened du: iug the week. The arrivals of wheat have been somewhat extensive, and, with a fair demand. a good business has been effected at as advance of 6d. in beet quotations. In cargoes on pee. sage or fur shipment there was little passing, holden ask ing fully late rates Gbirka Odessa, 57e. Gd. to Me I ; Ghirka Niculeieff, :"ese. 3d.(to 58s. 10!‘1. ; Ohirka Galata, 5Se. 6d. ; mixed Nicolideff, 595. 6d. ; Polish Odessa, ids. 6d. to GL. ; Wallachian, Ibrail, 545. There has been a fair demand for maize, but on the arrival of a few cargoes prices have declined lid. We quote mixed American, arrived, We. 6d. ; Enos, 38a. Bd. ; Bosnian, on passage, 33a. Gd. Barley has be e n in good request, but the high rates demanded prevented any sales being effected. Foe autumn shipment, however, a large business has been done at late rates. Danubian to be shipped, 164. 9.1. to 204. and for i arrived parcels 335. is demanded. Rye hes been in active request for the continent, anal arrived car goes had realised Is. more money. In cargoes on passage and for ahipment, an advance 611. has been established. We quote Blank flee, Nioolaieff, arrived, 375. ; NAOS, 36.6 to 38s. 3d.; Azov, en passage, 345. ; ditto, shipping, ads. to 3d.. 7gd. ; Roes, 335. 3d.: Black Sea, 32a. 6d. There has been no fresh arrivals of beans, and the quote. tions remain nominal, via, Egyptian Sudo, 38s. to 382.1111.; Neapolitan, on passage, has changed hands et 40e. 'fhe trade in nailletseed has been very inactive, and prices re main without cling!. There has been a fair demand for r linseed afloat, and the quotations have advanced Gd. 41d cutter, on passage, had realised 645. ; Azow, to be shipped, 63e. ; Black Sea, 62e. lid. Rapareed has been in active request, at full prices to 6d. advance. Calcutta, on pas sage, is quoted 486.1 to 495. 6d. ; Azov, 325. 6d. ; Calmat% to be shipped, 53a. to 80s. ARRIVAL or Seramx-Foreign linseed, 3,701 qrs. ; rape seed, 136 qrs. Bleout, -Oilseed, 4,390 qrs. ; and tour, 100 mete. MON CURWT. Per WHEAT. I. a Inez, Kent, re‘l, 014 ea to 70 — mew 56 so 68 Do. white, ad 64 te 7$ Nodoill and Lincoln " be Ter ar. 032111. S. I. leek& pads IT to Irk" Owes wAtN 2l 10 30 Malt Mangan Harrow .. Pismo PM& Orgy Maple Mao Hours .VI to 49 Malting .. Grinding.. 111 sa to ...7tl to di . 43 te a . 38 to 12 . 41 to 41 .. •1 to 88 . 41 to 44 Tows aeada, in; 11111 lbs. household 63 to Id Colmar, , 44 SO 48 Norfolk and !WNW Nor _ _ _ an.& S. Ds. &ad bWolhill. SS to Si MINIM Muss. Danish NIZIPtioo PSI& )(Bolt ST to NI 3d So 00 LIMY 00•1. FLOUR. 7. 34 to 118 to French, per sack .... 44 to Spanish , . 411 Yil Anserlean, pie 27 14 Si Osoollais .. V/ tu ITt LONDON BY LAND AND JULY 1 71) JULY d, BOTH as arta Bala 1 4 .. wear ••• • • • ?Orr ... 2411 ---' 1111 : .. mos PROVINCIAL SHARE MARKETS. tiviiMo4 Jr LT G. --Sala today Great Eastern, 5647 61 f - Gnat Western, 44f- La acaddre and Yorkshire, 1 11 34-London, Brighton, and South Coast, 654 44 4-London and North Western, 1144 I I 14-Manchester, Mantel& and Lincolnshire, 46) 11-541dlan 114) 4 16 14411 j- North British, 30j 1-610oth Butern, 65) j f j-krie, 414 j j-linitedStates 5-20 (1462, bonds, 73-Lancashire Insuranoe, 3 cp.-National Steam ,Limlimr, 17d . -West India and Pacillc Steam, 101 11 d . MANOnsintlL ALT 6.-Mere vu a further Improvement In prices, but only a very moderate business was done. Buffalo and Lake Huron, 31-)istrict Blink, 174 p.-12.43w Vale Co. llmitedi, 14j d.- 431-Great Eastern, 116 j 7 61-Great Luxemburg, 11) 3 16-Great Northern A, 113)-Great Western, 441 -Lancashire and Yorkshire, IE4-London and North Western, 1144 14-11anchaster, Sheffield, and Uneolnahlre, 46) 4-Me tropolitan, 1251 Midland, 1144 16 144 15-North British, 31-&mth Pastern, 651 6 51-linited States 6-20 Bonds, 724-- London, Brighton, and South Coast, 655 j 5 41. 6.—ThetraniactiOntwere In Severn Valley Railway share+, at 1.% ; and Midland Financial, at LI lla dia. Closing prices: North Eastern Mallw.ty, Berwick. buyers, at 100; South Staffordshire Railway stock, at St}, sellers ; Birmingham Camila buyers, at RI . Lloyd's Bank shares, buyers, et 71 to 2 mum. ; Imperial Continental Gas, at 95 to 90; and Munta's Vets! shares, sellers. at 2 4 dB. Dumas, JULY 6.—Throe per Cent. Consols, 241 - Three per Cent. Reduced, 92t—New Three per Cent. Stock, 924—Ditto, for account. 10th July, 92, —Ditto for new account, 9 11, *— Bank of Ireland fLIOO 229—NUM/nal Bank (LSO Paid), 634 Provincial Bank (05 paid?. 854—Royal Bank :LIO paid), 124_ Great Southern and Western (A: iOO paid), 944—Belfast and Northern Counties 4 per cent. perpetual fall paid , 92; Great Southern and Western 4 per cent. perpetual AlOO paid;. PSI-- Dahlia and Kingstown, 97. Tee PRESTON TRADES' COUNCIL—The Preston Amalgamated Trades' Council- a body representing seve ral thousands of workmen—have been discussing the recent disclosures at Sheffield. Several delegate. spoke wry strongly against the conduct of several of the officers and members of the trade societies in Sheffield, and all expressed their abhorrence of the outrages committed, as being contrary to all laws, human and divine, and entirely inconsistent with the general principles of trade societies. Afterwards the following resolution was carried unani mously :—" That we hereby express our entire abhorrence of the conduct and outmode committed by the trades in Sheffield, vedally that of the saw-grinders, and also our disepproval of any coercion or foroe for any purpose con nected with trade matters, specially when the liberty of the subject is in question, believing that our objects will be best attained by moral suasion." 1,900 .. 02 12,612i8001 .. 6,144 .. 11,000t 1 6,0001 .. 1,906. .. "NI - i661 12,6001 6,000 1 .. 6,9061 .. 6,0001 .. 1,0141 .. 6.000 .. .. 9,000 1 .. 60,000; 4 re. I Si. 16,0001 100,0001 1 10,000, 10 15,000 111 !moo' 10,000 10,000 10 100,600 1 26,000 S 25,000, I 110,003 10,000' 10 68,000 12 16,000 S 7,021 11 so,cioal a 10,000 10,000 IS 100,000 12,030 AO 120,000 1 11,000 10 42,171 SO 20,000 10,000 10,000 1 0.000 1 10,000 110,000 76,000 1/400111 9 ., I i i fl H., S i ii ` "3•642 :[ 2 1 1 , ' 116, 7-1 9-16 911 17 19 rli I 1 I 1 dieo9l:4l: 2i 1 14 ni 1 I 4 UV 1 — Ms 911 1 il4 11 U CO id 1 1 1 • 1 • 19 • 6 ids V— all I 1 ali an an 1 1 i1665 sd id &a - id II $ll sd tit% 1.6.6 LSO 111.7.6 le 8 irti.o rod, new --- 58 to 89 to .... 47 w.: .... 3xwu __.., MALT. I Lam Norfolk. and Suffolk BO to 701 Irlngatora and Wars 08 to 70! &owa _ 41 to 001 _ _ ItTX New .. 33 to 37 Olt". food 34 to 31 potato Iloo ' telt, feed Par lir — . s Doable sod Keels* berg CI is 74 lit,tuck 114‘...1a5k• curg - ft* to CO Null& Hoodoo. hytt matt ~ whit* _ . ftmilXf Grinding U to U Maltulg — to OATS. Dutch brewing — .... RS to SI .. feeding ...... 19 to Of ARRIVALS 01P OR AI N. Ice.. 1 W ATNit CARRIAGE FAO. INI Pe Qt. LIVERPOOL eoTToN MARKET. (THIS DAY.) 'ST TILIGRATS. (FROM OUR OWN conassroinksre.) The market quiet. Saks probably limo or 10,000 bales. - MPNCING-LANK.—(THIS DAY.) SUGAR.—Tbe market for raw is very quiet ; CO saw d importance reported WC* Friday last. Rona is alp dull of sale. Currar.—Plantation Ceylon remains fi rm at full prices; for other descriptions the demand is inactive. Ti .—The market oontinues quiet. The public sales of Indian teas to-morrow are confined to small parcels. BILL—No calm reported. SALTMETRY- No sale. reported. ROM.—A small parcel of Jamaica sold at the previous pries of 3..'2d. per gallon. corrus.—ThQ. Wet are confined to small parcels at the previous value. JUTL—About 2,000 bales sold, part for arrival, at TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The market is .teeth :—Tows tallow quoted 435. 3.1. Petersburg Y.C. ou the spot, 44.. 6d. to 44. 9d. ; Jay ; to September, to —; October to December, 45.i..41. to 45e. bd. ; December, 45a. 9d. riurnan-ues Or TALLOW. . _ 7 Iles: Stock on hand this day.. casks ' 42,134 31,9611 27.016 Delivery Wt week I 1,111 1,621 1166 Ditto troll let June 4,710 7.414 1,9e6 Arrive' lad week lO3 1,1152 543 Ditto from let June 3.,104 6.767 6.336 & d. d. e. d. d. a d. Id PrleeY.C. on sp.t ate day 40 6 41 6 44 6 paw Town lent 444•14 r 41 4 43 4 40 0 1 6 , 1 fi I.n, 0.1112 IN 2,;1i a el L 44 0 II IS 0 SATURDAY EVENING. Consols, which aimed yesterday at 941 to 1, ex div., both for money and next Wednesday's settle ment, opened this morning at 941 to 4, and closed at 944 to 1. For the Bth of August the last price was 941 to 4. The Three per Cents. Reduced and New Three per Cents. were quoted at 1 o'clock 931 to 94. The official business report is as follows : Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 944 4, ex div. ; ditto, for account, 941, ex div. • Three per Cents. Reduced , 934 , 1, ; New Three per Cents., 931, 1,4, 1 ; India Stock, 216, 18, ex div. ; ditto Five per Cent., 110, 4, ex div.; ditto Bonds, 625., 575. prem. The demand for the India Government Five per Cent. Stock continues, and a fresh rise of 4 per cent. has taken place to-day, the last transactions recorded being at 1104, ex div. The March Exchequer Bills were officially marked 245. and 235. prem., and the June 20s. to 245. prem. The foreign stock market was rather firmer, and a rise of A to 1 per cent. took place in Russian scrip, Greek, Italian of 1861, Mexican, and Turkish of 1865. Spanish Passive and Certificates, however, declined 1. The amount of business generally was very limited. Bank shares were dealt in to a very moderate extent, at about previous quotations. The market fur financial shares was inanimate, and prices closed the same as yesterday, being as follows :—lnternational Financial, 2 to 11 dia. ; General Credit, 11 to 14 dis. ; London Financial, 22 to 21 die. ; and Credit Foncier, 54 to 51 dis. Anglo-American and Atlantic Telegraph Eight 1/1/ITINGUTSHRD Swart TALL — Temple now led his distinguished friend into those charming immures where the flocks of diplomacy love to dwell, and where per Cent. Preference shares were without variation none other save themselves could find herbage. Nor err at 181 to 4, and 41 to I, respectively, but Tele- it amongst great political events, of peace or war, alliances graph Construction declined 55., viz. to 11 to 14 or treaties, they wandered—for perhaps in these the outer dia. world, taught as they are by newspapers, might have Hudson's Bay shares were last quoted 154 to taken some interest root some share. No ; their tall[ woe 4, and National Discount 74 to 8 prem., being g e t Persrdahee.teees° f Russian ses o rinon " w t, g rand f e t :. ° l steady. The shares of the Peninsular and Orien tal Steam Company experienced a fresh fall of IL; subtleties, and pompe and vanities make op a world like no other world and play a drama of life—happily, it mw M illwall Freehold Land and Dock declined 21. 10a, be for humanity,—like no other drama than other men and and International Land Credit, 10s. • 'but other women ever figured in. Now it is a strange feet, and I undertakings in the miscellaneous list were tin- appeal my readers if their experience will not .corrolo rate mine, that when two men throughly versed in these altered, in the absence of business. themes will talk together upon them, exehanging stories American securities were quiet, but the 5-20 and mingling their comments, the rest of the company Bonds, including those of 1885, rose 1 per cent, will be struck with a perfect silence, 'inside to join in the United States Five per Cents. were 1 better, while subject discussed, and half appalled to introduce any ordi. Erie Railway shares declined I Prior were nary matter i n"" b b i(4l diat in g ui " bed Cm ror JrAy. quoted as follows :-5-20 Bonds, 721 to 734 ; Erie rs NORTII f I/Uf HourrAL, Csisnotriait-saan, nailwaY sham* 434 to 44 ; Illinois Centrals 79 to Ismarrow. Number of pallets for the west mbar ; Atlantic and Great Western Railway Debars- July 6, 1,02), 01 wroth 2lt. wen, uew caws. ---- - Arrival for the weak 0.1.1111( 16ta Jai, last year, ell eardarl sad &MINI. rig casks. The arrival Mit week asserlsed In tram 2orrila Aatarica. sad 23 from miter piatrv—urtal. ibe maim METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) We have is larger supply of beasts and consequently prices are rather lower, although choicest qualities are not very plentiful, and fur them in some instances our top quotation is exceeded. The number of sheep is smaller, quite sufficient, however, for the demand. and prices ore not better. There is more inquiry (or choice I.nlr cud they realise rather higher prices. Calves are welling shoo* the same as on Thursday. Our foreign rupply UOUS:sta of 2.510 boasts, 7,400 sheep, 261 calves, and 50 pigs. From Sootland there are 110 beasts ; Ireland, 60 ; Norfolk and. Suffolk, 630, and 1,360 from the Northern and Midland Counties. Per Rua. of w 4d.4 al P. , .0...,..... en.., .41 .. d. Beet Scots. DeretU 5 0 5 2 Drat Doe& Igideito 4 0 5 Bed Short.bortie 4 86• , B. Lnegwook.... •0 • Second ettaL bade 3 0 4 0 1 Da do. five.... • 6 4 • Calm 3 8 6 6 i twee it wooed quid • 0 0 • Pip 3O 4 0 Da 40. IBMs—. 40 4 I ifo4 INOtk Illf-breda 0 0 to u 1 lambs ,- Beret. at market, 4,670; sheep MAI haulm, 24,t'41, adv.. z...; PI" N.A. BOROUGH HOP MARKST.—(THIS DAY.) Messrs.Pattenden and Smith report an improved demand for hops of all deacriptiona, luts price. be,s frilly main tained. The accounts this morning from this plantations are no better, and during the past week there uas been • daily increase of vermin generally. Whoa Stria. Male. Oils. awn qrs. 9 1 % 1 11 1 % I flre Bea& ..I 100 111 11511( Wrh Foreign .. MAK. VAS SIM 521 Total .. rids 00193: SOS White .. Yellow I mir. KKK S.W. rt W. W.N.W. N.N.W. 9.w. w.B. w . W.B. W. / — I fcb 1 0.03 cb b b 0.02 cb 0.03 eb , c 0.00. co I W. 5.19. Y.E. M.W. BAC 100 1001.11 ,100 St 1100 40. 100 II 16 100 .100 .T !..1 It id I 15-lkj - 11 z .1 : dial _id _l4 111 zd let ' .... 43k 14 I '400: 100 .. 6,640 .. 6,000 .. 1,120: 612' .. s,l :: OM.. 102 a 6.0001 .. .. 1. 46,Z I I 3640 4 . _6. 111 e 1e 05 TO 10 MO 0 TO Si 0 13 15 110 110 T 9 Priam 1 Salm id Rd xd 4 1 IP= sd