The Express. — London, England, 1864-06-29 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. craw DAY.) COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Before Yr. Commissioner Hobard) in in mum X.D. The bankrupt was a doctor of medicine, ridding at Teller bury. in &sex. He came before the court owing debts to the amount of 6,6001, of which secerity was bald in respect of 53004 Mr. Bagley, for the asked for • cash sad de& demi account. The bukrupt had bad three banking ac counts, and had dawn out km stuns shortly before the bankruptcy. The creditors wished to know what had be- Con t a of that money. His Honour did not think it that the amounts should go further back than August, Idog at whieb time the bankrupt stated he should have Danz solvent but far some heavy law expenses which then fell upon him. Mr. Broegh, for the bankrupt, asked that the meioses should deliver requisitions. Mr. Bagley said this not semesery, as be bad Mated what tb,y want ed. Adjourned accordingly. ix to JAN/LITZ TAYLOR. The bankrupt was described as formerly a mathematical io,trumerit maker, of the Miami's, now out of bunion., widow. The debts are 4,1851. ; assets 161. property bold as security, 1,1041. This was the sitting far examination aid discharge. Mr. Chidrey appeared for the assignees, and Mr. Davis for the bankrupt. Mr. Harrison, of Maids-hal, the assignee, stated th a t th e bankrupt had been • ember of navigation. She use known ea a most scientific person throughout the Oontinest. She had moved in the first circles of society, and had been twice presented at court. He wee the largest creditor, his debt, mainly contracted in the lifetime of her husband, bang 300/. • and he deeply sympathised with the bankrupt on her position. His Honour said there wee a large deficiency, upwards of 3.(100/.. but as the creditors took • favourable view of the case, and did not oppose, the court would grant the ceder. (Before Mr. Consmiwsioner Cionlburn.) IN RE COLONEL WAUGH. Mr. Sargood brought this celebrated ease once more before the notice of the court. He now waked the court to sanction au allowance to the bankrupt, who was is a state of com plete destitution, and had no mesas of furnishing the vols. n.inous accounts which he bad been required to supply. A ffidavit was made by the colossi to this effect. Mr. M•1112e, representing the London sod FANS= Banking Corporation, wished to oppose the application ; but His Honour said he amid sot bear soya's but the •nees. Mr. H. Linklater, for the assignees, expressed their rouhorse to leave the matter in the hands of the court. Hie Honour said he should hare preferred the suggestion to have come from the assignees; but if the bankrupt was in the destitute state that was repreeseted he should re commend, with the ooneurrenoe of the soirees*, that he should have an allowance of It. a week from the time that be had surrendered. Mr. Linklater wid he would communicate with the assigLers, and he had no doubt they would adopt his Honour's suggestion. It was stated incidentally that there was between 6,0001. and 7,0001. in hand. IN RE PYCIOPT.—LONG EIIII.I9ONMEMT. The bankrupt applied for his order of release. It was stated that he had been three years and a half in prison. Mr. R. Griffiths opposed for a creditor. to the absence of some necessary evidence, his Moor r directed an adjournment. I'HE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) E3OCTHWARK. rrownec STONES AT RAILWAY CARRIAGES. Five young boys, named Alfred Dories, Charles Pcneson, Charles Buer, John Bennett, and John Howard, living with their parents at l 3 j, Shoe-lane, were charged before Mr. Woolrych with maliciously throwing stone" at the car riages on the London, Chatham, and Dover Railway, with intent to endanger the lives of the perspire. Mr. Saunders, the riperinteodent of the /Rad:friars Terminus. attended to prosecute on behalf of the compasy. William Jackson, a carriage examiner in the employ of the company, said that in consequence of the rep ea t e d an noyances from lade throwing door at the trains near Black friars, he was specially instructed to watch and bring the offenders to justice. On Friday evening last about a quarter past 9 o'clock he was travelling by a train from Victoria to Blackfriars-bridge, and a short distance before they arrived at the latter "trim he heard stones thrown against the carriages. He looked out and saw the prisoner on the parapet, and each of them was in the act of throwing stones, one of which struck • gentlemen near him on the head. Mr. Woolrych asked whether he dktioptished the lad who did that t_ Witness replied in the affirmative. It was Charles &own. He had a sling in his hand, and the stone came from that with great force. Witness fortunately avoided it, bat it Maack the gentleman on the shoulder. Mr. Woolrych asked who that gentleman wee Yr. &undoes replied that his name was Dollop& but he did not intend to give evidence. An the company wished was to pat a atop to this dangerous nuisance, and he thought a caution from his worsLip would be sufficient. Mr. Woolrych asked whether any windows were broken at the time. Jackson replied in the negative, but on the 15th mural were smashed with the stones. It was in cousquoce of that witness was specially employed to watch the trains. All the boys expressed thei r deep regret for what they had does, and promised never to trespass on the line spin or throw any stones. They thought they were only having a bit of fun. Mr. Woolrycb eked bow they got on the line of nulway. Mr. Saunders replied that they most have crept in be hind the eabe up the incline, and concealed themselves at the sad of the platform. _ Mr. Woolryeh told the boys that they had all committed very serious offence, and the evidence against Brown made it more anions, aa be was actually caught in the act of throwing a dangerous mind', which struck a paavoger. It was by law a felony, and each of them wee liable to be Vied at the Old Bailey and severely polished. His worship asked whether the parents of the lads were in atteadaaoe. Mr. Saunders replied that they went. He had inquired about them. acid found them to be hard-working respectable meow, and that the lads were industrious and well con ducted generally. Mr. Woolrych • severely censured the conduct of the boys, and directed their parents to be bollix' over in the' BUM of IW. each for their future good behaviour, and to pay the coats. In dismissing them from the clock be told them that if any of them should be brought before him again for similar offences he should commit them for trial at the Central Criminal Court. DowNom-m-11m, Juxe 27.—The Queen has been pleased to appoint the Reversed Charles Henry Bromby. M.A., to be ordaired and consecrated bishop of the colony of Tasmania, io the room of the Right Reverend Francis Russell Nixon. 1).D., recently resigaed..--Gargre. The Bishop of Winchester yesterday coneecratel the new church of St. Peter, which has been erected oa the site of the old Vauxhall-gardens. A district bee been assigned to the new church out of the perish of Se Mary the-Less, Lambeth. and the Lee. G. W. Herbert, formerly curate of St. !Lary's, Tothill-fields, has been appointed to the incumbency. The Royal Dramatic College f i fe will be held at the Crystal Palace on the 16th sod 18th of July. Among the leading features will be the usual stalls, presided over by the most popular of the metropolitan actresses, including 3fdlle. Stella Colas, who will make her first ap pearance at these Ptak Mr. and Mrs. Howard Paul are to inhabit a groteepie edifice, resembling a huge fan opening and doping. the devi l s of Mr. IL Phillips, of the Adelphi Theatre. They will sell an elegant little dramatic college fan, devised by Mr. Howard Paul, who is at preset to Paris superintending their production. Masers. Toole and Pool Bedford are to give an exhibition of wax work. Clarke, of the St. James's Theatre, is to have a cat and dog show. The Wombwell meeagerie will be repeated, with wonderful additions of curious monsters. So that, what with the usual Aunt Sallies. minstrels, serenaders, elegy tents, Richardsou's booth, and other pastimes, the fair this • year promisee a greet deal of fun and amusement. HEALTH Or Ir/elem.—lt appears from the Re turn ol the Registrar General that the number of deaths registered in London in the week that ended last Saturday was 1;262. The average number of deaths is the twenty fifth week of tbe ten years 6.1 is, with a correction for increase of population, 1,165. Therefore the present return exhibits an AIM'S of almost a hundred over the number ca'culated for the third week of June. The deaths in the week of persons not more than 20 years of age were 676. During the last four weeks the deaths of young persons have Leen increasiog, while those of persons in advanced life' f") years and upward.), which had been Z 32 in each of the three weeks ending lath June, declined last week to 201. Menefee is still high in the systolic clam of diseases ad it carried off 79 children. This number was thus distributed nin the west districts. 6in the north, in the antral, 36 in the east, and 9 in the south districts. This cormila'nt was returned in five cases is the sub-district of 't. M irr, St. Georgeln•the-Est. Scarlatina has declined, and the deaths from it did not existed 36 in the week. i But diarrh,es increased to 62. The widow of a cooper, aged , e..rs, died at 3, I hborn.place, Whiteehapel, on the 21st , lest., of "typhoid fever from privation." A thetenarian„ a female annuitant, died at 28, Robert-street, Chelsea, on the nr.l inst. Her age is stated to have been 101 years. The son of a dock labourer died at 2, Georgegardeas. Betbaal green, on the 21st lost., of mammoth' from bed smells, that are described as "fearful." A ginger-beer maker was guf f. .-ated by having a soda-water bottle stuck in his throat ecutentally. A boy died from eating a quantity of green entree.... Last week the births of 973 boys amid 924 girls, in ell 1,e97 children, were registered in Louden. In the tee memo - ending weeks of the years 1854-63 the average number (corrected) was 1,901. CF: \ ! GAL PALACE. —ONE SHILLING Dat. Ti sr, .T CY?. —A4miasioas on payment, 10,x; ditto ti/ iesiou tickets, 1,535; total, 12,072. IMPERIAL P, 8114811 L2Bla-(THI8 DAY.) Barr= XINNi. ROUSH OF 0011:KONEl.—(THIS DAY ) The livaLum took the chair at 12 oklook. POOR LAW (DEMAND) ACTS AMENDMENT BILL. Oa the order of the day forth. wood reading of this bill, Mr. HENNESSY said the object of the bill was to giro powers to great relief to able-bodied paupers in Ireland, the bill being ve only in its provisions. The bill was, he maid, taiga with the clanie in the 'leek& Poor Law Aot relating to that subject. The people of Ireland mind for the change, and that was a fair argument in favour of it, and if the bill were opposed, the ones of de fending the provost anomalous state of thine" would rest on the goverment He believed that the meatus would prove eamonikal is He operation. At preempt inure mosey was expended me the poor law staff is Inland than on the poor Wives, the Irish poor-kw system forming in moped • great contrast to the English one. The effect of the present state of things yea to create a race of hereditary paupers. No outdoor relief could be ob tained in Inland wider eirenrostanoss of temporary distress like those which constantly led to its being granted in Et111"Fl--- Two o'thooz. The railway market is firm to-day, and prices have advanced in most instances. London and North Western, Great Western, and Lancashire and Yorkshire stocks are in especial request, and have severally risen about I per cent. Midland has also improved 4, and Metropolitan and Great Eastern }. South Eastern has declined }. The fortnightly settlement will be completed to-morrow. London and North Western is now quoted at 113} to ; Great Western, 66} to 67} ; Midland, 132 to 4, ex the new mane ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1141 to 115} ; South Eastern, 94 to • Great Eastern, 46 to 4 ; London and South Western, 97 to 98 ; Metropolitan, 11tt° 113 ; Great Nor t hern, 132 to 133 ; and ie donian, 118 to 119. i=o Om Said, L 1 admire Dev. O. Ca Ara w ( L Taviatt ) iDrakewalls itast Bearat (Illegan) SO BM °erodes *deed 'Foote rnßrea &CO r enville the Ce !IL W. huneil (Tulsa.) Kits. Ora bier & tIR Allbre 11gt Groat Larey (Waited) di Groat South Tolgus O. W. Vor Grenville Herod's Yoot Kingston Downs Margaret Marks Valle May Lslant) I Meryndy Iron y Ore Nangiles ...... ew Solon North Down. North Roskear N. Wh. Barret (Mogan) North Wheal Crotty Prosper United Providence (U. Want) IS. Car. ion (Skew/I S. W. Princes allow, Stray Park ril2 "roil Wort Inseet (Moan) W. Caradon (Liskaard) West Monks West Seton Wk. karst( lUogari) Wh. Biller (Redruth) . Wheal Ludeott WilaryAnn (Meshes ) Wheel Beton Trelanioini n ey (Usk ) Wheal U Lord BAAS said the principle of the bill had been die. linatly rejected by a committees of that hour. The Eng lish and the Irish systems of relief were saneatially different. In the one owe the object was not entirely to rapport them as recipients of relief ; in the other there war com plete provision for that purpose. The proposed change would render the poor-law 'uteri' of Ireland unavail- able, and bring it to an end. Public opinion in Ireland we., he believed, against the bill. The boards of guardians were almost unanimously *shiest the extension of out-door relief. The noble lord concluded by moving that the bill be read a mud time that day thus months. Mr. BAGWELL considered the measure fraught with danger to ratepa ere and paupers. There was scarcely a farmer in I who world not get out-door relief if he oould, He had hiroaelf kno slicente for relief who had a thoasend pounds in the bask. Heer.) Mr. P. URQUHART sup ported the bill on the ;grounds that it WY permissive to its character, and intended to meet special cuss. Indian, Canadian, and foreign railway securities are without change. Great Indian Peninsula stock is firm, and Puojaub dull. IONXIGN MINI& [Left sittiag.] 101 10i 1} li Par O WI O ff ut IS 4; pe3 • ft di. Se HOD IS tu tr.: di 14.113 3 la 2 1 2 13 31 11 2 pm Par 1 114 12 pm 10 10ipm ft 3 zi I 2 OU 1 por Wm epee I 1 pro par 1 pm S} ay paFlpe id at 10 t9 8 % dim 1 poi 1849 113 1910. 1 17 pm I 4 1>0 le le lj e 3 1 the, 6/t i 7 44 4 78 bid 17 19p9i id 11th 8 9 87 U C r Strm 1i lic I 1 01 die 11s 1 0 1 Ipm I 80 45_ 45 2 i a 1 pm, par ipm am Du ab 2} Ed 10 12 I id" . sow] THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, JUNE 29, 1864. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE NY KLEMM TELIGRATIL) NEWCASTLK MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) LICENSED VICTUALLERS' HANDICAP. Three quarters of a mile. Try Again, Alice. Betsy Copeland, Kilkenny, Lisette, Skylark. Barbara Alen, Chloquot the Jester, Eola, and Skipjack are here. COMMERCIAL VISITORS' STAKES. T.Y.C. here. Betsy Copeland, Black Duchess, Skipjaak, and Eola are GRAND STAND STAKES. T.Y.C. Venice, The Oppressor, and Brown Bread are here. NORTHUMBERLAND PLATE. Two miles. Caller Oa, Oldminater, Borealis, Honest John, Hymettas, Alice, Baktitchi Semi, Wharfinger, Lady de Trafford, Trust, and Found Again are hero. QUEEN'S PLAT& Three miles. Claremont, Oldmioater, Hymettua, Caller On, Honed John, Royal John, Alice. Baktitohi Semi, Skipjack, Clown, Fly.by-night., and Betay Copeland are Ire. A RELIVED. —Weathiwiriss, Charcoal, Tarlatan, Sundeelah, Irritation, and Satinstone. CHELMSFORD MEETING.-{THIS DAY.) COUNTY MEMBERS' PLATE. No Name ... ... 2 12 ran. ESSEX STAKES. About wen furlongs. Village Belle, Rose, ?Aloe, Amazonian, Starbeam, Elam dale, Blue Mende, Confederate, Peon, and Regina are here. NURSERY HANDICAP. Straight thew-quarters of a mile. Ethelred, Homey Spinner, Black Draught. Flageolet, Hurrah. Columba's, Radcliffe, Imogene f, Wings of the Wind. Cs illoe , Magic, sod Quill are here. ENTRY FOR QUEEN'S PLATE. Two miles and a half. Denham, Rosa, Gibraltar, Blue Msetle, Hippolyta, Anglo-Sauce, nation, Lady HMIs, and Jeanie. All are here. ARRIVIII. —The Star, Perfume f, and Lay Sister. THE BOARD OF TRADE RETURNS. (THIS DAY.) CONTINUED INCREASE OF EXPORTS. This morning were issued the Board of Trade Returns for the month and five months ended the 31st of May. We subjoin a statement of the total declared value of the exports of British and Irish produce and manufactures during the month and five months in the last three years : For do* mouth. For the tiro mouth& 1862 £11,298,587 1863 1864 CONSECRATION OF THREE NEW BISHOPS AT CANTERBURY.-(THIS DAY.) CANTERBURY, WzDszeni.r, 12.30 Ex. While I write the grand cathedral in thus city is the same of one of the most solemn and impressive ceremonies appertaining to the church of England. the Grace the Archbishop of Canterbury is engaged in the oonsecratica of the bishops-elect of Peterborough, Tae• mania, and the Niger territory. The choir and transepts of the cathedral are filled with a numerous gathering of clergy and others to whose the ceremony. CORONERS INQUEST ON MR. WASHINGTON WILK& Dr. Lankester, coroner for Central Middlesex, and a jury of inhabitants of St. Pancras, assembled at the Elephant and Castle. Camden Town, last evening, to inquire into the death of Mr. Washington Walks, aged 38, which took place whilst addressing • public meeting on reform, at Si. Pancras Vestry-hall, on Monday night last. Mr. J. Baxter Langley said he was a surgeon, and m inded at 30, North-grove, Mildmay-park. He know de ceased, with whom he was on terms of personal friendship. He was an author as well as contributor to the public press. On Monday night deceased bad been invited to take part at • meeting held on the subject of parliamentary reform in St. Pancras Vestry-hall. The deceased had been speaking about Wu minutes in his usual eloquent and excited manner, chiefly upon the conduct of the govern ment and Earl Ramell's speech on the Danish quer time. He was then referring to the borough memben, and witness observed him grasp once or twice the hand rail of the platform, and noticed at the same time that his voice faltered. A moment after be asked some one near him for water, and was about to Teeth his hand to take it, when he fell backward. Witness assisted to raise him, and to carry him to the ante-room. Observed him gasp twine, and noticed that he breathed after reaching there. Several medical gentlemen ►ttended, and • galvanic battery was applied, but without effect. The deceased was a very abstemious man generally, though • great snicker. Dr. H. C. Andrews, of Oakley-Naar*, said be saw de ceased shortly after removal from the vestry-ball, but be was then dead. He had since, in conjunction with Dr. Saul, of St. Pamirs/ InSrmary, made a postmortem examination. The brain, which weighed 4S nacres, was much congested with.duid, but not with clotted blood. 7 be heart was large, but the valves were healthy. The stomach contained • quantity of undigested food, principally meat and potatoes. The cease of death was serous apoplexy, no doubt produced by the excitement of his speaking. The Coroner remarked that the deceased was, he wader stood, • very popular speaker as well as writer in the cause for which be pleaded—viz., parliamentary reform. The jury ultimately returned a verdict " That decaamed died from the effects of congestion of the brain produced from sudden excitement." - - CANADA COMPANY.-(THIS DAY.) This afternoon, at a meeting of the above com pany, bell at the FAst India Avenue, Leadenh►ll.atreet, Sir If. FARQUHAR. M.P., in the chair. a division out of the assets in band of lbs. share, free of income tax, payable the 11th of July pert, was agreed to. ST. JAMIS'S PALACE, Jrsa 26.—The Queen has been pleased to appoint the Rev. John Edward Kempe, M.A., prebend of St. Paul's Cathedral and rector of St. James's, Westminster, to be an honorary chaplain in ordi- nary to her Majesty.—Gazette. THE BIRMINGHAM DIATRICT COURT OT Bass- RcricT —Mr. Wet/geoid has, after twenty years of service, retired trona the office of registrar at this court, on account of permaneet hifirmity. The local papers state that the Lord Chancellor has appointed Mr. Owes D►vies Tudor, of the Middle Temple, to the vacant slaps. The number of patients relieved at the Hoipital for Diseases of the Heart, 67, Margaret-street, Cavendish square, was 107 daring the week. ULLMANN BRAINS AND NlOOl5. ah. I Pll.l RAILWAYS. all ißlins,WoLdilitower.. 100 , Nyasaad True ell !Boston,Blentrdsk ;1 00 ' and ;1 Caladonlan 011 Vora and %adds all 'Cornwall all 80. • I A nadir. until 6 all Do. B 1p o. ispald to B. all !Deaths a Prat n d Ba itetabd.J Wiln J one allidso.a , 100 X.dlabarahandillaanow 1011 Glasgow and &Western 1100 lanai Eastern Ord. St. 400 Do._ Stock I Do. Z. Aug Stk., No.! Great North otiketland Greet Northern Do.A A rec. oldie. tut 'Do j h ep. a tepid B Gt. South & West. (11 4 ! Great Western Do. Woo/ VaLOnarkk Do. Booth Wales Do. W. Mld.--Orloed Do. Do. Newt Do. Do. Her Word lanesahlre & Yorkshire London and Blackwell ,Loo. Brig=B,Coast todos, &Dew London& North Weals. 'Lonion&SoathWeeters Man.,Shef.,& Lincoln!' Maryport ant Carlisle Do. Do. Shane !Metropolitan I Do. New Midland Do. New Do ... BDyl. & Derby 1 -11 ` 11 1 all 100 1100 Md. Gt. Wa. Do. *Shares Yid Beat Id Haut (Cray UDC North BAWD Do. Win., Perth.Dond. N. Baabrn —Beiw{ek Do. LeodaL. Pura. Do. York Do. Cuffslo Do. 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New.. . 12 . .520 20 Bankof BrWishColtimble, 10,000 08 Bank of =. 2000 100 Bank of 26,000 10 Bank of Otago (Malted) 10,000 100 Bank of Queen and 10,000 60 BankolViciocia,Astalala! 6,000 100 Bank of Wales .ldna) 60.000 10 Bank of New Zealand 1 62000 20 BraziliandPortuguele'L 15,000 60 Ifrlt. it American Ka (L. 20,000 60 British .2 Californian (12 10.000 60 British N. America . 22.002 20 C. Ilk. india,Aas., Chime 7,800 20 , Do. New 10.000 26 Meted. W. of India, de 8,000 100 City 10,000 100 Colonial 20 . 0)00 26 Coro Hank of India, de. 10,000 1k Do. 199,000 10 Consolidated Bank 6,000 100 Continental (L) 12.000 50 east London (Lintitedd _B,OOO 60 Do pica_ 26:000 20 Eng.ScoLdAusl.ehartd.' 40,000 60 Engllsh and Av:dish ‘ l.l 40,000 &I European Itank, Limited 10,000 100 Ellnduan.ChinadtJap.(l. 10,000 100 1.)0. 12:000 100 Imperial Bank, Ilml.tani! 3 000 100 1)0. New 10:000 60 Imp Ilk 126,000 20 ImperlalOttososu 1404 26 ITuiru 100,000 20 Land Mort. Bk. India ( L 20,000 60 lou.Bk.olMezim.&c. LI 10,000 100 London Bank of Scot. (Li 10,060 100 Loudon and Brazilian 6. 100 Lon.B.Apres&B.Plate:l : 10,000 25 Du. do. New 6,000 100 Lon., Mr., &y. hall. 60,000 10 1.41. Ch. Bank of AustrL 10,000 100 London and Colonial (L 110,000 60 Loudon and County.— 1 6,000 100 Lon. lisaitig.Con.Y.s.(l. 00,000 50 London Joint Stock I 10,000 100 Lon. and Northam (L 10,000 10 London & South African 1,000 100 Lon. & li. Western Lim. 60,000 100 Len. & Westminster 10,000 100 Merchant Bank. ) 1 20,000 60 MareantUa t ItchialL I 20,000 50 De. New 10.000 100 Metro. & Prov. bank (I , 6,000 100 Midland Bank (Lim) 10,000 100 National of Liverpool 20,000 10 N. Pro. of England. New 20,000 60 National Bank New I 16,000 10 'New South Waif! 40,000 10 ltow Zealand (Walled) 60,000 10 North ?Jethro_ 60,600 26 Oriental Bank Corpora-I WOO 100 I Provine. of Ireland 11,500 10 &dada Punt, & Delhi (LI 10,000 LS death Anagram 10.000 06 ,oooth /teeters (Lim) I 10,0001 M 'bad. at IL B. Africa I 400 100 , ^ Do. do. . . _ 415;000 t 4 Polon of Aran „ 10,000 100 trelon at Ireland (Um) 0,000 W troke al Immloo 102 e CI. prices. I (130 112 86 38 pm 36 38 pm Wl i 2pm I► WO 72 74 26 , 28 , pm -- I liPm Is 19 168 161 xn ddb *pa 2 IMs 19 41 8 2 414 9 10 pm 2 * 3 1Pm pm par I pm 48 60 38 40 17 19 pm 611 10 42 44 Si SIM 7 7gpal 2 Spm 2 Wm 2 1 1 1pm 21 22 Par 1 pm 4 pm 9 pm pia 1 21 dm 1 20 824.810 pm 014 214 31 SD le I IPM par 1 pat 6 8 pas 12 14 pa) IS 16 pond 3 4 mad 3 5 pa 96 26 ad 8 7pa et de I apo 46 67 1. .5171 - 40 111 1 IPS ti. 1 9 10 pm 10 49 95 9 10 pm 9 11 pm I hogn 5 1 %Pm N . 48 in I IT {pm i n 6 i Silwa 66 60 ii . ibi_ je iismj se 4k i 447 lom pm 7 pm 66 67 "i - i eel $7 641 1 3.....8. 1314 56 1 - No. I ea. I 26,000 t I f klasallios (Wetted) . 100,000. 1 lAsgto.B.raa.Gold(Llm 1 121.000 10 ,Australlaa 76,400' 1 , Bon Accord Cop.(llm ) 10,0001 6 L&MCo.(I,II 11,1100 10 'Ca c ie ta lper (Limited 16,000 nor palled 12,000 r 40 iCo (topper 10,000 ( 10 I Copiapo cited) 1 100,00 V, 1 Don Plato, N. Waal , 71,000, 1 'Dun Mounteop.(loll.;j t 6,0001 Vast Del Bar lumittl6) 26,0001 2 ' , Fortuna (Limited).— 20,000 10 ,Genaral 02,000 , Kapunda (Limited) 16,000 6 Marla 10,000 !faitaAla (thafted)-1 103,016' 1 M O4 O lO OO 100,000 i 2 I SL Aureoe Bres.l3.lLfL KOOO, 4 .P 444144114 Copper a.) 10,000. ,• PontebsodWroloadl 100,0001 :Port Phllll 12 1 1 20 122 1 1 190,0001 11.000 4417' 14000 1 10,000 1 06.000 i ''ants Itorb.Geld 11.(1.., OloottlahAtiatroil:::: St. John del Rey Um.) 'United Mexican ) VallantamaGold U.) 'Worthing (Limited) .. , Yadaniunutaas l'Unt.l No. I 1.1%. I OtntrAinir. ILISCILLANZOI:7& 10,000 T 14 a°° l SOOO, ii:iiil 10,0001 IMO Ilk TeX 016 14,000 1 16,0001 93,000 Kota so,orel KOOO , 17,600! 48,000 . 11.000, 10,00 o: !ciO°l 0,000 , _ __ t 1 mom no,dsoi. 1 117 ,000 L 1 10.000, :moo - scow' 100.000 079,11754. 70,000 10,000 I 150X(21 ,- I'.aii! 10,000: 125,000• ii:aio, loo,oooN 100,000 l 160,000 600,000 60,00111 10113000 03,000 i 10,000. 00,0031 113.0001 12,000! ~,~,: ii:iio; 173,0001 10,1001 60,000, 60,0001 60,000 i 10.000' 1;600 1 12,00 u 00,5001 io - iiii ZO,OOOl 6,000 20,0001 00,000 30,D0e1. io;oou l 10,000, 100,000 i 00,000 i 40,0001 10,000 !tss 12:661 ksool eampool O. Wow iargloallexicen Mint lanstrallao alilcul• • • • • I austrelientLLAYn. (1. !BerilnWeterworks Bombay One • (Limited: ;British Limn= Lad eg. Tel (L) I iCanade Comm, esaadiaiaLoaa&Lav(4) Ceylon Company Cat y Oiniee . Cons. of atrlceniter. (L.) CommerclalUnion(lan • ICommildeted Dla.. X , ;Continental Un.Ote(Li 'Contra:lC7tZl 011(L C CreditP M. allFon ess.o der Do. of if eiPitlus CL) I ICreditMoliiller 17:00f,' P , !??i ~~~i 1D.T60~ 16,000' 200,0001) •0,000. 110,004! 10. ii~.o~ p,OOOl, 10400 1 146001 60,000. 110,000 60,000 26,00u' 10.0001 20,006 110,0001 189 19 ii i Par Poi 8 1 u. l 67 II rf 83 4 8 ith pos 1 fpm Pm 12. 14 WP IA par ale :Pc' 110 114 100 US 4 3 pal I- - --- Wise; 1 uo. Pref SD I Da • p. 1 DleconntCorporation L. 1 A Elndian Financial ,L) L India Irrig. et Canal mt. Can. & Trd. Telegraph litng. and Ann Copper Eng. dacopiahllarin. ILI Financial Corporation Corset. Warehouse (L.l .oelllvara (Umilted j . . 13.eredli& Ftn.otLon.4. Gen. Stem Navigation ilome&Coler'al Al L) itudaou'aDes Imp.diler.Cdadas.(L) l Indian therrying (Lien ; Internal Finan.66l6. (L) inter. [And Credit (L . 'ltalian Init. (Can. a ) TO I Do. ap. e. Lis. r. 1870 ilototsockDreosseao l 'Land Becorlties (Lim) Lend. .rtian haling • Loud. andealedoiLlL Lond.District ) 'Lon& Finn Ann . ) Do. New 2i 144,1 21 lips !Lon& O. Onnillnia C. (L.II I Loud., Italian, etc. Sim I Load. Pea% akelantarins 'Wm Iny► & Qum! Do. 2.6 10 Maio Mari inns Landote.ne lareetmni(l.nf )). • 10 Idedlt. Antes. T•L r it :) 10 NatalLood&OoL C. I.) 116 National ) 100 INottonal Steam Nay.(L) 20 NerbuddaCoal • L 26 11Loalund 60 N.Brit..2llercen. la. L NoveSeotitaandL.L) 26 Marine Intern 20 !Oriental Commerela/(L 1 lOrlootal Dan (Limited) 1 Do. New 10 lOrlent.Lulandineent(L) 60 ;Ottoman Finatielal (L.) 6 ;Ottoman at (Limited 10 I Panama& M. Steam (L ) 6 Do. do St. Peelltiv.lnatt.t (L) 60 . Peolneulaz t 0. Stems • 60 Do. New 10 Quebrada L. 60 , Abyroney Iron 16 ' Do. New 126 ;11.1. City itgwow. (L ) 26 I Ditto ditto . . 100 Royal Mallabenro. St. .3cot. austra. Invest. lm'th, Kaght. &Co. ' 1 60 0 'Soc. Siono.ditoWe( L ; 60 ,S. African Id. In. (L 26 'South Atietralia.n Land 81. ;Submarine Teiterrapb I 20 Tri.Coustruc.&6l2.l•4l 20 I ThamemetMeney la.(L) 10 ;TruatallipmerotAtia.L IT. & L 00. or U. Canada ;Milted C. Teleg. 00. (L.) 00 Univera.ilartuelne.(L) 10 I Oppor Amain Tes(LlaL) 10 Via Moment Land... ItO Warrant Ploince:Lim. 160 WeetindlanPacifieS PREFERENCE SHARES. 151 15 1 zd id 1 - Great Northern, redee ma ble per coo , mairat 10 per oust. preen., 112. Great Western, Original irredeemable 4 per cent., 89. FOREIGN RAILWAYS. Bahia sad Sea Francisco (Limited), guanutteed 7 parent., IT , g. Dutch Rhenish, 181. Booth Austrian sad Loniberdo.Vimetian, 201. PROVINCIAL SHARE MARKETS. LIVERPOOL. Jung 28.-Balse today:--Groat Western, Here ford, 101—London and North Western, 1124 4 4 ditto new ac.- count, 1134 4 4 4—Manchester, fiheflield, and Lincolnshire, 684 ; ditt,, new account, to 9 4 60 69 S 4 it—Birmingham and Derby El Egshares, 14 3.l6—Birkenhead,B9i—Mexican 3 per Cent.,444 4 Confederate Loan, new account, OM—Mercantile and E. Bank (Limited. 11-16 4 4 p. : ditto new account, 194 p.—Liverpool and London Fin and Life. II p.—Maritime Insurance (Limited), p.-4111.3011 Insurance, 14 p.—We4 India and Padec Steam, 2i_P EIREDIGUAE, Jolt 28.—Prices exhibited toms Improvement to-day, though the business done was unusually small. Great Western Railway Birmingham Guaranteed closed at 76 to 764 ; Booth Staffordshire, 104 to lof : Metropolitan Wagon, No. 3, 14 to 11 prem Birmingham 'financial, 18a. 9d. to 241 a prem. ; god Midland Contract, 14 to If prem. fitratford.apon-Avon Canal changed hands at 30 . and Imperial Bank of China, at 4 die. MARCHE/RIR, JUNE 28.—A good business WY done, and prices were stronger. Great Eastern. 464. Mf next atm:mutt - Great Northern A deferred, 1474 1 4 8 next account—Great Western, 674 next account—Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1134; 116144 next account—London and North Western, 1124 ; 1134 next account—Manchester, 9 he B eld, and Lincoln, 6114 i ; 684 44 9 V next account—Metropolitan, 1134 13 next acoonnt-80nth Eastern, 614 next account— Whitehal en and Furness Junction, 274—Midland New 6 per cents, 181, 34 3-16 4 3-16 p.—Meglean 8 per Cents., 45 ; 444 5 6 6 4 6 next account—Thames and Mersey Manse, sp. 61 p. next account—General Credit and Finance, 3 3-16 4 p., sett account. A BI}I.IrICADER. —A letter from Alexandria, of the 19th says : "The reception of Abd-el-Kader by the Itasoitic Lodge of the Pyramids took place yesterday even ing. All that lam permitted to say on the subject is that the ceiemooy waa • greet solemnity, and that the welcome given to the Emir MY most flatteriag. AM-el-Rader, on his arrival in this city, alighted at th e s treator's Palace, which wu plead at his disposal by the Viceroy. All the movement, of the Emir excite great laterite, sad whey he goes out hob followed by a crowd carious to ciontemplate the defender of Arab nationality. Boos after he melted Alexandria, be received a visit from N. Testa. the Preach consol-geseraL A long conversation took plea ae the subject of Yemen, where the Emir hes bees residing far the last 18 months, sad on the Emperor Napoleon, towards whom he expressed the strongest feelings of gratitude. He leaves tomorrow for Bayonet, whew, be is to proceed to Damucus." ----- Moss THAN EVER AND Nana TIAN ma.—Tbis spplfes to the Unmet sod best stock of spring and sansei pstterns ever submitted for public approval The wand-faced lac troopers at Alfred Webb MIN,' the originator's only seta .Ushment, 73, Brook-street, Hanover-square. Istabllsbed —(Advertiminati X 0737 MARKET.-(THIS DAL) Two o'CLoac. The stock markets to-day are firm. The funds remain at yesterday's quotations, but an improving tendency is observable in the share and foreign stock markets, notwithstanding the extent to which atten tion is occupied with the settlement, Home railway stocks continue to meet with chief favour, and have advanced ; and an improvement, though less in amount, has taken place in some of the speculative foreign stocks. The discount market is quiet to-day, although the supply of money appears to have somewhat diminished. There is no disposition to transact business below 6 per cent. In the Stock Exchange the demand for short loans on English government ecurities has increased, and the rate is now ful to 6 per cent. At Paris to-day, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Routes were quoted 65fr. 75c., being / per cent, lower than yesterday. Consols are now quoted 90 to 1, ex div., for money, and 90k to f, ex div., for the ac count (July 8). The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 90, ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 891, 89. New Three per Cents., 891, 89 ; Annuities, 1886. 141 ; Bank Stock, 238, 237 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 104, 1 ; Four per Cent. "enfaeed" rupee paper, 991 ; Exchequer Bills, March, I's. die. ; ditto June, be. die. Anglo-Turkish Bonds are better, the Loan of 1868 being quoted 691 to 701, and that of 1862 71 to 1. Several other foreign stocks have likewise slightly improved, though it must not be forgotten that the quotations are now for the new account. Greek Bonds are quoted 24 to 1 ; Mexican, 441 to 1 ; Spanish Passive, 291 to 1 ; Confederate, 63+ to 64 ; and Turkish Consolid4s, 481 to 1. Transactions are recorded u follows :—Brazilian, 1863, 861 ; Egyptian, 101/ ; Greek, 241, 24 ; ditto, for account, 241, I?, 1 ; Italian (Maremmana Railway), 761 ; Mexican, 441, i ; ditto for account, 451 ; Portuguese, 1856, &c., 481, 491 ; Spanish, 521 ; ditto, for account, 53 ; ditto Pas sive, 291, 30 ; ditto, for account, 291, 30; ditto Certihcates, 101, 91 ; Swedish scrip, 4 prem. ; Turkish, 1854, for account, 901 ; ditto, 1858, 691 ; ditto 1862, 71 ; ditto, for account, 71 ; ditto 100/. bonds, 711. International Financial shares are now quoted 5 to I prem. ; General Credit, 31 to prem. ; London Financial, 111 to 12 prem. ; Imperial and Mercantile Credit, 21 to 1 prem. ; and Hudson's Bay, 181 to n. The Vienna Bourse exhibits increasing depres• 'ion in consequence of the violent course to which the Austrian government has committed itself. The dividends due the Ist of July on the Turkish loans of 1862 and 1863 are advertised for payment in due course by Mewls. Glyn, Mills, and Co. The mail from Guayaquil has brought a remit tance of 2121. on account of the dividends on the debt of Ecuador. No gold was withdrawn from the Bank yesterday, but the 115,000/. by the Australasian, from New York, was taken for transmission to the continent. The foreign exchanges yesterday afternoon were generally quoted the same as on Friday. The rate for bills on Vienna has slightly advanced. Subjoined is our usual list : Amsterdam, 3 months, 12.04 ditto, 3 days, ILIB to j ; Rotterdam, 3 mouths, 12.0} to j ; Ant weep, 3 months, 25.571 to 62j ; Hamburg, me. hump, 3 mouths, 13.4 to g ; Paris, 3 days, 25.15 to 25 ; ditto. S mouths, 25.571 to 60 • Frsakfort-oe-the-Mains, S months, 119 j to 1201; St. Pettinbiarg (pm rouble), 3 montbs,3l4 to ; Vienna, eff. So., 3 months, 11.90 to 95; Trieste, eff. 80., 3 mouths, 11.93 to 95 ; Madrid, 3 months, 48 to ; Cad;a, 3 months, 48 to • Leghorn, 3 months, 25.65 to 70 ; o.ooa, 3 manta, 25.65 to 70 ; MULL 3 mouths, 95.65 to 70 ; Naples, 3 mouths, 25.65 to 70 ; Palermo, 3 mostba. 25.65 to 70 ; Messina, 3 nroatbs, 25.65 to 70 ; Lisboa, 90 days, 51j to 52 ; Oporto, 90 data, 51j to 52. One of the most important joint-stock nn dertakings bror.ght forward for some time past is announced under the title of the Ebbw Vale Company (Limited). The capital pro posed is no less than 4,000,0001., in 80.000 shares of 501. each, but the prospectus states that " It is estimated that not more than two-thir3s of the total capital will be required to be called up." Subscrip tions for upwards of 1,000,0001. have already been lodged. The object is to transfer from private hands to a publia company the celebrated Ebbw Vale collieries and ironworks, and other properties of great importance ; a long sr u monition of which is given in the prospectus. This is, indeed, the largest trading concern of the kind in this country : the works afford employ. ment for more than 15,000 persons, and the present annual produce is 850,000 tons of coal, 130,000 tons of pig iron, and 90,000 tons of rails and finished iron—quantities which can be largely in creased. We are informed that the income from the real property of the firm amounts to as much as 50,000/. a year, irrespective of the trading profits. Arrangements have now been made for the production of steel in large quantities by the Bessemer process. All the names connected with the project are of high respectability. Mr. Abraham Darby, the principal proprietor and managing partner, becomes chairman of the board, and will give the company the benefit of his experienee as managing director for live years. In other respects the entire work ing organisation of the establishment will remain unaltered. The Bank of England, at their head office and various branches, are the bankers to the company. It must further be mentioned, that there is "no promotion money or other similar payment." The defects ill the prospectus—defects which it is highly desirable to have rectified in an undertaking of this magnitude—consist in the absence of details as to the valuation of the pro perty, also as to the present returns, and the price to be paid for the entire property. On these important heads the prospectus merely remarks, that " the properties and works have been purchased on very favourable terms, on valuations made by eminent mining engineers," it being at the same time men tioned that "the vendors will subecribe for shares in the company to the extent of half a million sterling." The prospectus of "The London (Limited)" has also been issued. The object is similar to that pro posed by the proprietors of the London Tavern and the Albion Tavern, in recently converting them into a public company. The present company pro poses to purchase the "London" restaurant for 34,5001., including the 33 years lease, goodwill, furniture, plant, kc. One-ball of the purchase money is to be taken in shares, with 71. credited thereon. Mr. Frederick Sawyer, the present pro prietor, undertakes the management for three years, and guarantees for that period a minimum dividend of 12} percent. Mr. Sawyer's remunera tion for his services as manager is to be one-half of the profits after payment of a dividend of 14 per cent. to the shareholders. The capital is 55,000!., in s,sooahares of 101. each, one half of which are already subscribed. The half-yearly meeting of the shareholders of the City Bank is called for the 19th of July, and will be made special, to authorise an increase of the capital by 1,000,000 t , in 10,000 shares of 100/. each, to be " allotted and issued to such persons ' in such manner, at such times, on such terms, and at such prices, as the directors may think fit." A general meeting of the shareholders of the Bank of London will be held on the 20th of July. A special meeting of the Eaat India Financial Association (Limited) is called for the 6th of July, "for the purpose of enabling the association to exercise the powers contemplated by act of par liament, 27th Vic., cap. 19, for joint-stock com panies carrying on business in foreign countries to have and use official seals in such countries." A fifth and turd call of V., making 10/. paid, is to be paid on the shares in the Pant Gas Company (Limited) by the 14th of July. 10 II U Si Ni Ni 1 1 a le ft SS . SO 1 1 I 11 14 15 gel 2 1 n 211 Mid 71 71 88 60 3 2 4 1 8 19 1 ' " n its 76 86 4 2 19 21 11 2 4 0 3 86 41 426 472 471 62 29 11 14 181 9 10 16 17 70 76 190 2ad 671 91l 00 izd 27 10 11 21 14 16 210 2110x6 19 21 11 CIL maw sires 1 ", - .4 -4 idis 1 Pal I dial [dlla i•-. 4 Pie! 12I i i dle # 1 pm 7_ 9. ii lb l i 1 4 die XI 41 61 62 1 pm 2 1 1 ffs. 40 7.144 44 104 411840 d tek ae 29 0 5.9.0 SALO 7.1.6 10 6.1 lt 1&10.9 10.17.6 —. zd zd 71 iari id icd A petition for the winding up of the Anglo- Danubian Steam Navigation and Colliery Company (Limited) is to be heard before the Muter of the Rolls on theeth of July. Subjoined are the quotations of insuranc e , ga s, and other shares as given in the Stock Exchange list of last evening ineersisoe.—Allisoos Marine, 46 ; Atlas, 14 ; Commercial Union,B, 4. ; Eagle. 64; Globe 120; Indemnitylfarine, 144; London, 464 London and Lancashire Fire, 4 ; London and Lancash ire Life, 14; North British and Mercantile, 194 ; Oosaa Marine, 211; Phoenix, 148; !took Lite, 8 Thames and Mersey Marine (Limited), 64 ; Unisexual Marine (Limited), 5. A. Gaslight and Coks.-13akis (Limited), 19 ; City of London. A, 314, 4; Commercial, 464, 6; Continental Union (Limited), 4 . 1 ; European New, 71 ; Great Cen tral, 171 ; Imperial, 8.11, 7 ; New ditto, T7l • Imperial Continental, 851, 4es die. ; Phoenix, 1154, 164 ; Gaited General, 42 ; Westminster Illuirtonxi, 85 ; Western, 18k, 4. Waterworks.—Berlin, 84, 9. Canals.—Kennet and Avon (Guar. by G. W. Er.), 6. The preparation for Thursday's settlement in shares and foreign stocks show a diminished amount of outstanding speculative transactions. The rates of " continuation hare, consequently, been in most instances decidedly below those lately quoted. The terms generally current were as under : Great Western railway stock 3.16 to 5-16 cost. Lancashire and Yorkshire.... i to London and North Western., # to 7-16 " Midland 9-lo to 11.16 t• Cslobelia Greet Northern A• 1 to to Y et !? l " 4ita to 7 • 1 i South . ffisstern Sheffield North Eastern : Berwick North Britash Great &intern I to 5-16 ;; to * .1 7-16 to 9.16 ~ 1-16 to 3-16 ~ i to * 9. i ,ift Grand Trunk of Canada Great Western of Canada Luxembourg Sambre General Credit Hudson's Bay International Coofederate Loan Greek. 1-16 to 6d. to It. „ 5 to 10 pa ~ 5 to 10 p.c. „ Gd. to Is. „ la. to 21. „ 6d.. to L. „ - A I: L Granada Deferred Mexican_ sa. to la 342 ' A ficskaish Naive " to 5 „ Ditto Certificates 1.32 to 1-16 „ Turkish Internal 6 per cont t to Venezuela, 1862 It will be noticed that the " continuation " oa Mexican stock was heavier than upon most other securities. TUKSDAT Evnrtmc. Consols, which closed yesterd;;;lioltog, ex div., for the Bth of July, opened this morning at the same quotation, and closed at 90/ to 1. For money the last price was 90 to 1. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Console, for money, 901, i; ditto, for account, 90g, ft, 1; Three per Cents. Reduced, 891, f, ; New Three per Cents., • 891, ; Bank Stock, 237, 236, 238; India Five per Cent. Stock, 104 g, 1 ; ditto Bonds, 10s, 16s. die. The India Five per Cent. Stock remains very steady. India Bonds were dealt in at 16e. to 10a. dis. There was no change in Exchequer Bills, the March being quoted Bs. to 3s. die., and the June ss. dia. to par. The foreign stock market was inanimate, prepara tions for the settlement forming the chief business. MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Ccoor. In the mining market to-day the fortnightly settlement almost monopolises the attention of the dealers, and there is consequently very little busi ness. Prices, however, are well maintained. East Grenville shares are quoted 5 to 4. MarkeVal ley, 5W ; Wheal Grenville, 7i to 11, being flatter ; Chiver ton, 10 to ; West Chiverton, 70 to 72 ; East Camden, 294 to f ; Great Vor, 30 to 31; and Great South Tolgua, 24 to I. East Lovell are o ffi cia ll y marked 174 ; and North Roskear, 184 and 18t. Foreign and colonial mining shares are inactive. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MA RIIE-LAN --ITH IS DAY. ) A very limited tary of &slab wheat was on offer is our market to- ay. For mast kinds there was a few , but Thno means active inquiry, at prices equal to Monday. e quality of the samples was very fine. Foreign wheat, the show of which was only modem:* was held for more money. Killers, however, operated! cautiously at previous rates. Floating cargoes of grain were quite.. deer ma last week. The trusectionm were only moderate. We hare to report a fair sale for most descriptions el barley, et Monday. currency. Malt was in fair average supply, and dandy request. at late rates. The oat trade wan firm, bat no farther change took plass in the quotations. Beans commanded extrema rates, with a fair inquiry. The few peas on offer were disposed of at very full prior. Both English and foreign floor was in request, at fall quotations. The transactions in seeds minerally were on a moderato scale, at about stationary prices. la cakes very little was dabs. PRICIEL Pir Ti: WM?. a. L Ism stalk:lB .848 3 to 3 Nc4Akind liaooia .... OSTIL e. a. Scotch past* Milk whits . Nock Siam -- _ _ -- - MI 1043 Malting fe to II Ott.4loi ti lo la _ mum= — so so ss lick l9 MO Harrow ?WM So to OS —._ l Norfolk. Lad a Molk 0 to 46 [laptop and Wore Of to 66 Brown — 66 to 66 Gray Maki 11/blte . tit to 10 ... St to N .. $4 to nova. Eii Now ... 16 to Ous. Jae* feed lB to 23 potato rt to 26 back teed loiu Ter Qr. Irma. a a noble sad Loalgs bort U to IS Rostock t YeekMs Town made: is; 1i95 lbs. Household ta to U Country Norfolk And Wolk, on 124 IS I* 211 OAT& DYLA sad 3wedlsh ls b SS RAW= ....... IV Se Mt - --- D 3 6 1 11 4l to 47 41 to 43 Russian, hard soft Angleton, mi. „ wittts . 143t.ri. Mal& - St to 16 /CPU= 4O to U PILL nts lO to SO SS to 3I INDIAN ODs. Mesa Yellow ... 211 to if .... 17 to 10. -.. Grinding ft to ta Diaating Malting one. _ _ _ Data, brow - la to .3 kae ARRIVALS O OWN, &0.. CARRIAGE, IRON JOVE I hawk par 74,7k77.. to to is Bmnith, „ M MI American, par brL . U to IS Canadian. lt to ti INTO LONDON, BY WATIM hi TO JUNE Mi. 1NU1.1.131Y11. whom Barley. 11 alt. 0•34. nour. qr.. gra. pm qrs. I WU. swim llogllik sad Scotabl i 993 .. 310 1830 ~. 300 huh lB6o foreigu 1 7710 50 7110 ... 2lllOO 1 14490 50 Taal 8740 7130 no I seao ! ilia' as LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. crate DAY.) PIT ammo AND 11117131•170NAL vitssaApi.) Oxon ova own 00132110iDINT.) Market very firm, aad prima an id. above Let Friday. Bales about 8,000 b ale. 06 St I 9.11 MINCING LANE.-(THIS DAY.) ScGas.—The market continues to protest • very quiet appaaratios, and although there is a better show of &disk West India, the sales are only trifling of other descriptions; no important transactions have been reported. Refined Ma. having been accepted for brows lamps sad filer goods in proportaon, there is generally a more active demand. Corns—For plantation Ceylon there continues to be • fair demand at steady prices ; trims, 61s. to : low to good middling, 78s. to 855.: pea berry, argi. to 86.. Cocos.—Common qualities of West hulk have sold at fell prima. Grenada, 56a. to 6Y..: Surinam, 69a. Tgaa.—The mat het is undamaged. Sacrrwrvut.-300 tap of refraction 11 sold at 32.. Rots.-50 puncheons sold, Barbie and brown Leeward. at 1.. 6cl. . _ Corros.—The demand has been active at as advatwe at 14. to id. per lb. Yesterday the tales were adage awns 8,000 hake. TALLOW MARKET. -(THIS DAY.) The market is quiet at the following prime :—Tows 35.., mat eaah ; Petersburg Y.C., ow the apot, 41a. 1s to 41.. 3d.. June, 4. to 41a. 3d. ; July to September. 41a. ; October to December, 44t ; December, 44,. 44a. 6d. BOROUGH HOP MARICIT.-(THBI DA.V, Maws. Palisades aad Smith rayon bat little claim, s'aill very fee lops a offs,. Tba soomults both from aho English aad foreign plaatatioos ars act quits ao favoarsialm HORNIMAN'S TEA in choice and strong, moderato In price. and wholemtue to um. These advantages liar r secured for this tea a general preference. It I• sold In packets hy f. sgenta—lAdverttsetnent. I; NI Qr. Per Qr. 18 IS - 111 i Ha ad ad zd - 45 241 191 - 294 zd .- 111 _lli 1