The Express. — London, England, 1867-06-28 00:00:00

THE EXPOS FRIDAY EVPININEN JUNE 28, 1867. ..io.ir,•- yo II d e. I with tit inforaiatior- I seized' them. 2241h5., CRYSTAL PALACE COMPANY.-(THIS DAY.) . SHARE LISTS.-(THIS DAY.) _ COLONIAL siowzansmirr 111CORM1111. MOE an d took them to the Queen', warehouse. The am oun t o f -•--- Na I STOMA 1 rd. I O. prem. I Wm. The half-yearly meeting of the shareholders was .... duty would by los. to 12s. a pound-the total amount 112/. Bio,ooo BrtnaCeissalaca,lloi lea - Mr. Allen having sense -examined the witnesses , held at 1 o'clock at the London Tavern, Mr. IoNIDES in ODD o'Czoem. 119.400 r• De. 18861 100 I ... r- .. Mr. Cumberland amid chat the stem of packing cigars the chair. The railway market is firmer to-day, and a rise of ..- leas. De Gov .‘ws %w r e. ,;b lert aA 4l4... : 1 1 0 00 I l as oo 1 .0 01 101_ The t in ,mks with camomile flowers fur stuffing hail been going The report, which had been issued some time before, • on fur some time, and to a great extent, and it was the having been taken as read, ..to i per cent. has taken place in London and :.: 1 rio.atereasts;, - i.e so No - upon a intention of the commissioners to apply for treble penal. Flit Co %testae moved its adoption. • He said at the meet- Zis , rth-estern, Midland, Lancashire and York- 1 11, 4 • 5 A D 6 • 00 6 2 P 4744 4. 1 2... 1 112•:1a 1 1 10 0. N u 87 18 87 _ nightly i , ties. lag that time last rear, the chairman gave aforenst of the shire, South-Eastern, Great Northern, and North 100,00 t 4114 66p ... 1873 i Ice DA lea - pletion. Mr. 7'ynrhitt remanded the prisoner on two bail 3001. future, and spoke us terms of congratulation in relation to British stocks. On the other hand, Brighton ••• - I C4 E: a N. 18904900: 100 105 107 - ii. each. the mining dividend. He re g retted that it was In 4 in his remains heavy, and shows a fresh fall of / I . -- Do. do. 188000 100 106 107 - price o Do. do. 100041 1 105 107 109 -• decline Mr. Cumberland arid there would be other cases of a power to imitate him. To what cause* the diminution London and North Western stook la now quoted Siii,7o no.Ms.SneOcatemil 100 es 94 - fs 'luau' nature brought forward. of receipts was attributable he could not say, but there , , , s ___ , 100,000, Cerloa,Nov. INS/ 6Pet ; 100 tel 103 - tire tea was thus far • falling off of about 10,0001., the least 112 i tog i Blotro_Fouthos 12.3 to k; Great W seo,ose Do. 1876. i r o .. in 107 toe „ SOUTHWARK.- it, ADVERTISING Fon A otrz.- , INOI , LAII APPLIFATION. amount of reduction being in the season tickets. 424 to 43 ; Midland, 111$ to g ; Lancashire and 2000,000 o. 1811 d0... 1 100 104 ma - the pur .• Soon after Mr. Burcham had taken his seat on the bench He trusted it would prove that this falling off Yolitithire, 1271 to ; Caledonian, 103 to 110 ; ameoemsortnesserecomm 100 1 104 106 _ of the I was owing so l e d to the general distress. An attractive Great Eastern , . ito ;South Eastern, 63t t o 64 ; eek 2oo . ooo ooo , D D o. e. me tas 1 los ms 1061 s. an elderly man of rather uncouth appearance entered the lBB2 IN , 106 W 7 - The sin programme had been proposed for the present season. Thell3 of court with • female about twenty yearn his junior, andlsol 100 , 106 IN - estival of Tuesday last was a great success in a financial Great Northern, to 114 ; ditto A, 11l to 4 ; 100,004 Do, is still r, - money. l meow New Brans.eov.eperet, . 100 ile 101 complained of her conduct ` a deceiving sad spending all his point of view, and the company was exceedingly indebted London, Chatham, and Dover, 16 to 1 ; North laki ( WN• o4loo7 . 6 lo.B.Bodoc. 100 le 101 - that a yeto Mr. Costa and all the distinguished artistes who con- British, 291 to 30 . ; and London, Brighton, and 1,116 , 800 :r.., teeth w a i f . (km. Applicant said that in November last he adverti s ed in tributed their aid on the occasion. He did not think the South Coast, Zi3 to 1. 6 p.055t.,1871 to 1876 100 N 116 - by tit I,t two weekly papers for a wife, and among the females who an 11,1171,1100: Do. 6p. alBll3 to 1105 !10 91 id :3 in t pro fi t would be less than 3,000/. and this indepen. divider answered them was the one who now aocoinpanied him. tiEDINARY 81143.18 AND STOCKS. 860 , 000 D0.5p.0r,11167 to 1876 i 100 se 49 tly of the impetus given to the aide of nation tickets. -as She told him she had a little money, was a widow, and had - 1/10,000' New )laded epee ant. 100 1 106 108 - 9th ini et only one child. in March last they got married, and he (Cheers.) At the extraordinary meeting held in March Sk I l'it I litawan I Cla rerC ee I Silas "47 U ta s °4 . D' l . a • to 1 p.m. Sper senki 100 193 96 94} to drew 120 f. out of the bank-all the money his had saved by last there was a great diversity of opinion with regard to 600000 Do. 6me cent. 1691 1 100 106 107 - of thei _ in the bill to authorise the raising of 100,0001. There was 81 .• 1041 ; 31,1080 ,_,_._,_elid Kmiec -.- 50 11 SWAM Do doleN.fune•Dec 100 I Ina 1t64 _ of the hard work, and put her into • wardrobe * hop. She went groa t oonftudon when the resolution was put, but it was „.' t L. lO i„,„...."."'"'nins,. a - 260,000 Nova Bootle Sp &MN' 100 96 10. i - on all right fur a short time, but soon he had reason to• named. (Expressions of dissent, and a Voice :-" Yon did - ''''' ''''---' _ U dl - ..12.6.200 Quainaland tiev. op. et.. 100 96 17 - borne as regret having married, as she squandered all his money se all .oorawaß. not_ ,_ rot the amendment.") He must depr. te interrup- Bt, 100 'Eloblinand'Relbet7 41 1111 - - 1,177,464 Do. Do mot 'mo ! 90 97 Cr away, and now he believed she had another husbandfiend, 11.AualOov. ip. a,86.77 , 100 - - me i 6 commis] lis living. non (Hear.) Nineteen bands were held up in favour of U. 100 'Lhowlse.PeriktAtod Jo /11 71 the reeolution and three against it. (Renewed interrup. 10 0 all IssrllcerloalleripOsrl -.- - De. 18711 and nprds. • 100 1117 119 - 662000 Vlaeov.4p. eau. Jab; IN 1001 110} - tiers 1 es The wife declared that it was all false. She was •- , , lion.) As to the amendment for an adjournment tint /he 1 00 all : Do- . --..-- 7,002000 Do. Op. ct AnrilatDr. 100 . 158 159 10111 owing t widow, and her husband knew it. He advertised fora h . • et 100 assionatifriiiniin - - - l' - comfortable widow. (Laughter.) e ex p lained to the meeting at the time that it mold not at I to g m , swam ord. e , 272 272 ! nit for a rii be put. There could not be an adjournment for more tluin a t , n o D .. Ku ,. ink. Na 6 7 - Mr. Bonham acted the man what he wanted him to do, BRITISH MINES. in two months, and therefore the amendment was not in order. m, um areagyorghoggeak a d -.- .... mate 1 as he could not interfere between husband pad wife. N.3Tilh. I Mont. I Pd. I CI. prime I Sens. The circular issued to the proprieton asking their opinion St. 100 Great Northern ___ 113 11l He replkal that she bed robbed him. She had now on 1102 E ni 1 5 ..900 M •-• I C C II II I Ig rW rd Axia l _.. _ ~, 311 7 7 1 S s -- s liee tockS llo l ' Se lr her back his first wife's clothes and wedding ring. " Make on this question elided • favourable response from • large at. Ire Don ) A rec. no dlr. on. 111 112 1 ' 664 • • Dev ' II Cnik n rivisick) 1 41 1 I - Bright( her give them back to me." majority, but the directors did not feel justified in 16 ` 160 Dail 1 1116 17. 6 . 14 13 61,113 - ".• 114. 100 Do. Ord. Def. Div. Stock - - - L. ta Th ing e ie woman w ed he di re ng lia r zl g o o l if him ber th fi e ng d , rese r .iandd-Halmerewl,itanisil: acting against the wishes of the minority, who formed st. 100 ‘ta &moo wait (Ica ) 11l 911 - 11,800 .. Drakewslb about one-fifth of the whole. About 25,0001. had been in. me era, w0k.......... 624 45 421 i 2 5 616 -UN Bowel (Illogan) Sill la 13 - The ii- already ex p ended in the restoration, that bang about Bee- 81. 100 Do.l2tourVaL - - - 6,144 .. MN Caradon .... - . but it is • duffer, as I pledged your wife's ring and bought in eighths o e f what was received for insurance and the sale of St. 100 De. South Welm _. .. . - - - 2000 .. East Caro Brea . - the baz this for a penny. old materials, and as there was still a handsome balance in at. 100 Do. W. Mid• -Wad 17 as - 6,000 .. East Grooving 56.6 0 2 It Sr The man received the articles in question from her, and hand, the M. WO Do. Do. A IS 32 - company war financially. in • better ~ ,„,„ ,____,,,_ ior isi 1174 122) 4 1,906 .. East Lovell - for the 4,000 .. Z. W. Rumen (Tavninc ) 111.7.6 2 2 - Sh or t ty then both left the court, be proteating against his wife's than it was some months ago. In con- s q'' ra' 'ir= &LONA 51 65 634 24 31 21 480 .. Ormoblar it 84. Ainiyo 06 4 6 -es bad °endue, and she promising to have nothing more to pos ition be adverted to the proposed election of St javissam'arigtkoue,,, 16 17 ISt 4 18,500 4 areal loxey ;Wilted) all 18 19 18 nor Etcher do with such an old foe! The man assured his worship he an elusion ir. Thomas Hughes M.P., ea a director, expressing a at- me i Deafening& p.e. 14 17 - 8050 .. Weal Booth To - should not advertise for another wife. Cone be hope that it would 'be unanimously approved, and inti• Bt. 100 LeodondNerthWorin. 1111 1111 1114 12 & edee .. O. W. Tor (He s) i n mating that Mr. Hughes, if elected, would probably 81. 100 I , smdmiliNNNW 74 76 754 6,000 Ore:nine - for mot 84. 100 Nu. 11561.,&Un001mb 45 44 45 I,OU, .. lisred's P00. - become chairman of the board. (Cheers.) 81 100 Ifellopeasa- - .... 1225 1131 123 421 31 lAN .. Inuastoo Downs 6.10.6 1} II for the As LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE [The meeting was proceeding when our report left. I Bt. 100 Do. lixtendon, -. 4ivl- - 2 1 00 ... 11 6 M ar raTe7 1466t ) 1 :114 6 6 6 l canoed duced a 5 R deed 6p. et. WI 107 100 1004 at _____--_ 100 an NetropolttanDishrle6.. 86 90 - 60,000 6M 1 syy=non Ors au (ST UMW:II[AM) MINEB.-(THIS DAY.) 10 Is Do. do. de. .., - -. 60. 10 all Do. &St John's-wood - - - - 400 .. Now 702 .. North Beekesz . - . lB 6 7 - New 'I to-- --- 81. 100 Midland . ..... 110} 11l 110} 111 111 5 145661 .. North Wheal Crotty WORCESTER MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) • Own o'Cr.oon. an Do. ti Mid1and.. . ...... .-.. ~ .. . - - - coo l .. Prosna Milted - -, b e i ng t or In the mining market to-day the attention of 74 . 1 10 Do. W 174 7 .16 1 1 1157. 11 . la - 1.110 .. denPli (r. Leant) 1047 to 31 - for this Bt. lee North Musk M 9 50} 6121 .. . Candles (84. Wesel 1} 340 SOO - COVENTRY STAKES. Five furlongs. the dealers is almost exclusively directed to the s t , 700 . Do. i dui.l4o l:lj i iii i f, !! The I 'ft - 4,M1 .. th Coodorrow .. . LEO 11 - Fogleman, Texana f, Bassoon, Epigram, and Lifetime settlement of the fortnightly account, and very few St. 110 N. neMero- Berwick -UV IN - 406 .. W. inner (Mogan) 1818.9 111 40 -.. Passive are here. 26 tall Do. 13. N. I. Pstre...r9- - 910 .. Pak 3416.6 4 4 - fresh transactions have been reported. Prince of at. ia iss ,. Liss . ___ .... is 5 1 - kw .. - cent. ng FLYING STAKES. T.Y.C. Wales and Chiverton Moor shares are flatter, at ft IN De. l'art --- -..1 94 es - 2000 .. Weal name IllouM II tlt - ad Cranbury ' Queen of TflunPe ' HUntem :j e f r keirnan g 645. to 66a., and 51 to $ respectively. West Chi- iii. 10 I D O . CUMIN ..... .I •- - - 1,014 .. W. Peados ;14 519 -. 60 ;di all Flying Jib, Miss Frances, Timolaus, Gund , Puma , aria ft all I Do. Nore.•Daines . ., U 5 1144 - LOOS - Well ativer tea - o m i t, 14 La Maudite are here. verton are quoted 64 to 66 ; Great Great Vor, 174 66 rt 1 Dii. ,i, nom ..1 - 4/ - f ii a ,„ _ to 18 ; North Crafty , 3 1 to 4i ; West Caradon, 81 8... . , Nee* Uri= .... - - 114 114 - .. Wad &Um 6lt .. Wh. Basset 475 150 MO - CZ:h . ' . Ifl i 156 70 :: CertifiC Ny WORCESTER CUP. One mile and three furlongs. 10 6 t Do. Ma Will. 1 1} ma - 111 .. Wis. Boller he Queen of Trumps, Endaleigh, Janitor, Edinbro', Cedric , • to 9i • Wheal Basset, 68 to 70 ; and Devon Great 02. 2 , Isosikew t issogis: :•• as ss _ L . w .vitim ( llealiesa) s IS 16 - and MI Arabia, Rocket, Havannah, Honeymoon, Colonel, and Consols 395 to 405. 84. 100 W. •B. Wigan JusW. l 116 115 - us .: Wheal - Leen l3O 110 - ~. Ame Master Willie are here. As regards foreign and colonial mining shares, 84 10 0 50707 i5h.....___..1 081781 ---' - - - 46.091 - Ws. . Tinsman ;1389.1 1.0.0 911 - ed fit. IN . lidos - .. 1 NI 17 - show i CONSOLATION PLATE. One mile. the principal feature is a demand for Don Pedro, 66. He Z=7".„................, 67 29 _ he Musketeer, 9st 2lh ; &gherkin, Sot 21b ; Moonbeam, Bst ; which have advanced to 3 f to 4 prem.. St. John 92 IN lova Roden ..- -.., eitt sit 53 1 IOIEIGN Minn. 721 to Ise Wild Dove, 7st 1216; Aspirant, 7st 1211: Rinaldo, 74 del Rey are quoted 59 to 61, ex div. ; Anglo-Bra- " an 11111.16W el it iSha n k : dis 9 10 - We. I 85. I Wm*. I Pd. ICI. erten. I dales. Centri 1 7 121 b ; Tuns 7st I lib ; little Ellen, 7st 10lb ; Viala, el DO Tan Vide -..-.-.. U. 114 -- :Ilion, 7-16 to 9•16 prem. ; Pestarena, Itol is a Ds. a _ ,ti se pan •-• Stint anmilllos United) an 3 3 7st 81b ; Overtonian, 7st 711) ; Mountain Maid, 7st 71b ;•• •• -• • MA* ne.trearsa.eottlaini.j s i i fip. 7 to 1 i Kiss Alice, 7st 61b ; Wave, 7st 51b ; Umbra, 7st 3lb ;; Chantal- 84. i.eIN Walaelowl •=, -.-. rem. ; A ng l e It a li an,. Itolpr m. se, „. a miaow a i _ _. - - WON SD iNeollea - - - renoe, Miss nem*, net 13lb; Laura , 64 IMb ; Slander, fist ;to lif prem . ;.°Frou tino and Bolivia, 9-16 to " is, g i sp e s s ag:(lnntted) I7Dml Ow - Sea Flower, net ; Lycinnea, 541016 ; William, Bat 101 b ; 1-16 ; Roma Gionde, Ito 1 ; and Port Phillip , s 20112181110112. W. (Linnet Sat 1 Aa n Morena f, sst 10lb ; Corporal, sst 91b; English Rose, ito 11. alseisleeD.stlLMln., llpt 4915 Ailian c gas i 5s 71b. All are here. • 116 1 Pd. I Lama* f eloslagpriesad tleloa *NB N . (Mined) - t lt is notified that the list of applications for taa an Aussuommaymmo N is _ toomi Dom N. Del 14e. II pm • 11., the Anivto.-Dulcet. shares in the Roses Grande Gold Mining Com- la ice now Ber.ite.M. (*a MI toe} 10 01 I td l e. r aa lL a Dd 111•7 )zi i ... - 4 dia. ; _ i pony (Limited) will be closed on Monday, the Bth le 2 i Do- Prall.i i •••• mass -a% Woe) ~... ) . Bonvlatleid = dined CRJCZET.-(THIS DAT.) of July. 10 all I Do. Preheat* 0 5 6 - .. 16,160 * • 17 19 *MO I 0 _pained) .. Us. I Ms - quoted us- -s- At the meeting yesterday of the General Mining mit pa AslLAssil,4loeassion -• __ be THE OVAL. I I 4p m mmt.1191144 -07 71 WIN S Unarm (Lal=.... all 1 - 0- di a Amociation, the net profits during the past year it 1100 , 0•200.1•2002•00.01. - - 7,417 5 . , IMe - 1 *, ' 7 7 COllB7l OF !WARN V. etuvrasrtv OP CAMBRIDGE.NAN 4 Panok4Dowr 1.) s 1 s.sis - Fins od At ten minutes before 12 this day, the weather were stated at 37 , 7231 ., out of which the pmprie- st. me Icaper.atiocks r zia ss - 46 - N s psolereaa (Li e). 15 d.received • J anuary last a dividend of 15s. 188 •an , tors in a se isn - IB, e 10 Pee=llllvselawl all Ps - busines se - being again •very fine, play in this match was resumed atfl ll* L a r=lll. 1 •••• 1 01 4 144 4 - one free of income tax, and the directors oo , 72 Do. MOM 5 Pt* - - - Londot cat L e t aal - ::iekets for 85 Mr. H. A. 'announced a further dividend of 155., making , Richard. now st. /00 'last Indian go. 6 d 0... 110 Ul 106 MIN SS loyal Odes cisme- 431 ~.. -Cs - WM* 1 a m p flha. 1 Il 1 1 die he 10 i 2 . Do. L Shane.. .- ~ 11 11pm 3 9-16 xd Ti me 20 tra m e mu " _. . - . he son being not out with 5. He was joined this morning 30a. for the twelve months . The dividend is payable el .100 Onne Trinket Canna 17 ll - um 11 f 3 56 64 feld The I by Mr. Saville, the bowlers opposed to them being Griffith upon the additional capital raised by the issue of toe . sit I Do. Isole.ll._B.ep.d. SI 87 *1741 W' IVO* Nadeau Um. 15 f - he- some, f ' V al God L. 4 4 dil - for 30,( sad Sotherton. The latter was in peat form, and de- new shares 155 is• ,an Do. Istmet *ads -69 If - 44,0* 1 inaimemeanoltSLba. - - - livered six maiden oven in succession to begin with, and - . all Da BUNN. Bands. 43 46 - 10.109 is ovlssoum coal (U I4I as - divider knd The directors of the Otea Copper Mining Cortl- 100 , d t D e. s m art Kock.. 34 57 - ten oven for three runs. Mr. H. A. Richardson batted WO, 10 Nat Om* Walled 6 - - - ,he in his usual elegant ■style, making several sweet cuts, log pany (Limited) have by the mail, via Panama, re- um 1 ell Do sth pref. Nock.. ll ID ~,,, aaa a iwaiasaseacuagua, au I inst., p Penbisola 111 112 10/1 xd ••• - rd- hits, and drives. Mr. Saville wail clean bowled by Griffith in ceived advice' of the shipment of about 70 tone IL to i eir• D rlalla i l ser 0 . 02...... .... 200 _, 90,000 1 IWeelliet= l l , ll) .; • . n all The sae his second over, and Mr. Hood Caine in. At half-past 12 120 of copper ore by the Mary Shepherd. This vessel 10 5 Do. r....w do. _., 111 Was - 76,002 I !Take - was telegraphed, and at 120 Sewell assumed the offensive .., to be ready to sail from Auckland * 4 Dm New ---- - II 11P• - ANS. 1 •Ysdoisarentana 11...a.1 al 1 11 418 -- Union 1 - at the Pavilion wicket. When Mr. H. A. Richardson had was ,_. e x pec t e d Ma y. e< WO Gt. &el lads. g. Sp.& 102 101 - • 3 13-16 5 per. of Jul, put together 38 by two fours, four threes, and six twin, be about the 0, ..il a 100 Do. 14 par mac ... • 04 16 - it L was given out " leg " before to Sotherton (8 for 129), 101 all el WMirs et Canada 14} 14} .1877 in 47 - - O.lOlll. A pe sad at 146 Mr. Hood played one of the same bowlers "au." COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. 1.1 2 " cay: 1 .P". 77 ., os gy - Wo. I 115. I Dom& IPdI Cl prima I Ilaiss. and C ' At 1 o'clock the score stood as follows:-The innings -e- i , United). ....5 ... pas 7 closed for 156. a l a s irai 111.1 Na•••• rim m. aamm• I . Lolkoisi 84 Men sad West India .um , 116 134 . - China! -- - -- - . ---' "-•--"' - ' - - SCHRTY.-71na Jupp, b Brune Humphrey, c ti. Richardson, b Madan Stepbensun, b .1. M. Richardson Griffith, b Abso lom Mortlock. e Omen, 0 H. A. lildharamou W. J collyer, Rap., b Absalom Pooley, Dot out J. W. Noble, Rm., b Absalom Sotherton, c Lyttelton, b Abeam e Stow, b Abe.lom Roberts, e Winter, b Brune b3,1-bßwt S 43 MARE-LA 4E.--(THIS DAY.) There was • very poor supply of English wheat on mle bore to-day ; yet the demand for all kinds ruled heavy, and last week s' prices were with difficulty supported . We were tolerably well—but not to say re m arry —cup plied with foreign wheat, the transactions in which were confined to small parcels at late rates. Floating cargoes of grain were • slow inquiry. The sale for both Eaglish and foreign barley was in a sluggish state. Prices, however, were meetly supported. For malt, the demand was heavy; but no quotable change took place in prices. The supply was seasonably good. Oats were a slow inquiry, and the quotations were barely supported. Be ,na and peas were held at extreme rtes. The inquiry for them was somewhat heavy. Flour met a heavy male, at barely late rates. Seeds as well as cakes were a dull inquiry, at about pre vious quotations. _ _ Do. Now IL & at failZl. rp.oi. Do. 11/ per oast al. wiarru et ou;:A: D D : rt !Mk pv.lBll do. do. 1377-8 Y D Do. Lofted) 0 12 =11rat. it M oast )0 as. ... 00 Do. Es. _ .60.. ill Do. Mat Aoloosks all iltalb. sr" el: SI HO N ib ft lee er ; nt. itn the 00e11 Total CA MBRIDOE.—PIrst innings. C. Abelow, Zip., c Stephenson, b Griffith ls J. H. Richardson, Eaq., e roofer, b Sotherton 1 Hoe. 8. G. Lytteltoo, e Gri ffi th, b Sotherton H. S. Stow, Esq., b Griffith S. Warner, Iraq., b Griffith A. H. Winter, Esq. b Griffith H. A. Ittehardaoa, S tsq. 1h w b flethantea W G. Saville, Esq.. b 01 th I J. 8. E. Hood, Eq., b Sotherto• C. E. Green, Esq., not out l7 C. J. Brune, Eq., b Sothertas . _ __ _ • Total ...... LORD'S GROUND. bl,l-b1 I - 0170113) UNIVINSITT e. MARYLZIPOSI CLUB AND OZOOND. This morning, at 12. 15, Mr. Matthews, who was not out last night, was joined by Mr. Bartholoniew Grandy and Wootton resuming bowling. Each began with two maidens, but • couple of leg hits and a cut for two made the score I', when a fine bit of fielding between Mr. Lubbock at leg and Mr. Richards ran Mr. Matthews out for five. We should have thought the excellence of Kr. Lubbock's field ing was too well known for short runs to be attempted, when he has to return the ball. Five more runs were added when Mr. Reid got leg before wicket to Grundy. Mr. Miles came last, and, after making 6, was caught at short slip, Mr. Bartholomew being not out for 15, oompria. lag a four, two threes, Le. Thus the Marylebone Club won in one innings by 29 runs. The innings closed at 12.57. Annexed is the score : UNIVERSITY. /MT INNINGS. SECOND INNINGS. B W. Trltton, Earl., h Wootton _ _ 10 b Grundy J. Cana, Eaq., e Wootton, b Grundy 3 e Hearne, 0 Woot ton C. Z. Boyle, Faq., b Wootton B Dill. Eng , run out 1 b Wo o tt on W. l. &Gland, Ewa b Wootton .. I b Onindy .. 1 I. & Carter, bin.. b Grundy 3 b Wootton E. Matthew., lag., b Wootton .... 0 no oat a I E. Y. Kenney, EN Shaw 47 b Grandy A. bertholcmww ~ b Wootton.. 0 not out G. 7. Reid, Roo., b Wootton 4 Ibw, b Grundy . 0 X X ink; Eq., not oat lO e Grandy, b Woot ton b! I l-b 3 3 Total lO3 Total M.C.C.—Fleet lnaMen T. Hearne, a Reid, b Kenney 27 .1. Grandy. b Collar 23 A. labboek, Y.q. b Kenney J. J. Fredericka. Esq., a Boyle, b Mho A. Shaw, e Bartholomew, b Kenney a B. Ritharda Kg., bK J. Roos& Req., e Milernarter H. W. Yellows, Tao., b Carter Z. Home. Km., c Carter, b Maitland Rea. D. Willem, b Carter G. Wootton, not out 1b4,b7,w3,nb1, la Total 163 LIRINFAIA 07 GRAIN, &a, INTO LONDON, BY WATER CARRIAGE, MOB JUNE 14 TO JUNE t 7, BOTH mew 811rIL maciriels. 1710 .. 220 2 2100 .. LIVERPOOL COTTON AND CORN MARKETS. (THDI DAY.) (ir nmeakapi.) (nom wit owl coausiorDerr.) The market opens with a better tone. Bales probably 12,000 bales, or more. Cosa.—The market fairly attended. Wheat, moderate business doing, at about 'Tuesday's rates. Flour dull, and nominally lower. Beans, 6d, per qr. dearer. Oats and oatmeal quiet, and unaltered. Indian corn steady ; mired, 38s. to 38a. 6d. WAKEFIELD CORN KARIERT.—(THIS DAY.) (ar 1111L111W11.) (now non own oonansronmen.) With another week of tine weather the wheat trade is dull, and all articles must be written nominally un altered. MINCENG-LANE.—(THIS DAY.) SOGAIL—The demand still tonnes, limited at the pre vious value ; the private oaks am ionised to moderate parcel, of British West India, at primer's's - mg from 31.. to 325. 6d. finned dried goods are rather osier ; brown lumps, 42e. 6d. Conn—Plantation Ceylon continues to realise the valuations. Triage sold at .18.. to Vis.,• fine and Ana fine ordinary, 675. 6d. to 750.; low to geed middling, 76.. to 62e.; wherry, 922. to 9tls. Other qualities are dull of sale, at the previous value. TLA.—Only a limited business is doing, but previous priors are supported. zie at 12s. 3d ltdct.—Only small parcels are disposed of ; old Nooran . cash. _ _ Aux is in rod request at firm prices; Demerara, lx id. ; Barbie', le. bd.; and Leewards at the our., price. BA LTP/MUL. —No sales reported.' Innum.-130 chests sold at 2d. per lb. &drams on Nay sale's rates. _ Oorotuntar.—Owing to advice@ received by the West India mail the demand has become very active, at an &clauses of ld. per lb. Corron.—The mles are congaed to small panels, at previous pylons. ____ _____ ....o. maillooses Bei Do. 4155, pay. IMO Do. 5 al. pkg. 11155 MIL ad Sp a. Islip. D. um trend. be: "iiir as:=7.7. De. Psalml de. De. Deer 11l Ph ft. --im' wer 1 87 am: ROM UNIX . I or:119. - T - Iiiitil. - - 041 A. palsea. 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The anknie of Somerset house and • large party of friends left the railway ter minus in Fenchurch•street, before %o'clock, on their annual excursion to Southend in aid of the Stamp Office Widow or Nominee's Society. Railway and steamboat excur sions have also proceeded to Gr.sveaend. The Venue steamboat bea conveyed • re abet of excursionists from Woolwich and other piers to Kew Gardens. THE LATE PAUL GILAY.—An afternoon perform ance, for the benefit of the widowed mother of the lamented Young draughtsman Paul Gray, la announced for the 6th hli o when an amateur com p an y, f orme d o f ar ti s t s sa d rs well known to the public, will join forces with aneralpopular performers from the Princess's, Adelphi, %Topic, New Royalty, and Prince of Wales's theatres, the Haymarket Theatre having been kindly lent by Mr. Exekstone for the occasion. Review AT ALDERSHOT.—Yesterday, Sir James Tenn scariett, reviewed the troops at Aldershot. T he force cone;sted of tsar regiment s o f cavalry, seven battalions of artillery, and nine regiments of infantry. In consequence of the excessive heat Sir James Scarlett gave er demi early in the morning, that the men should not wear their knapsacks, and the announcement evidently grstiSed the membe rs of the various infantry corps. TIPTREE FARES. —MT. Mechi's farm at Tiptree will be open to inspec tion by agricultu r i s t s d ur i ng th e Bez allow without an introduction. FATAL GUM AOCIDZET.-0/1 Thursday evening last week Mr. Britt, a volunteer, was shot at Bdinburds by the accidental discharge of his rifle. Private Britt was tits " crank" shot of No. 1 Bristol company. TALLOW MARICHT.—(TEID3 DAY.) The market is quiet—Tows tallow is quoted, 425. 6d. ; Petenbuz Y.C. 1111 the spot, 44e. 9d. • ditto June, 441. 9d. ; October to December. 45e. 6d. ; Dieember, 466. HIDE MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) LIIADIDIWALL.—Hides : Mibe. to Whs., 21d. to 3d. ; tabs. to 721 be., 3d. to 31d. ; 723 be. to 80Ibn. 30. to M.; Mb.. to 8816 e., 34d. to , 4d. ; 88I6e. to Ms.. 4d. to 4d. Horse hides, 9.. Q. to 10a. dd. Calf skins, light, 2/s. Od. to es. ; full, 7.. 00. BWRIIONONNY.— Sheepskins : lambs, 3.. Od. to es. 2d. ; sbearlinp, 1.. 9d. to 1.. lid. 101121011 LAILWA' I le 1$ < 1 4 11 14 10 19 He 67 69 & BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—{THIS DAY.) Meson. Pattenden and Smith report that during the west trade has been quiet at firm prices. The amounts from the plantations continuo anything but favourable, the present weather being much against the hops. The new design for the budding of the Uni versity of London is now pine id in the library of she Rouse of Commons. The lease of the building lately the banking house of Price. Marryat, sad Co., in King William-street was sold by &nation yesterday by Mr. 31 ink for 20,0001. The property is held from the Corp ritinn of London for a terra of 47 yeses at a rental of 13X. per annum. _ . Nearly all the tradesmen at Crewkerne, in Soatemetshire, have agreed to elaW their shops at 7 p.m. daring the summer. 3 sh 114 IS 14 SI lie nil 7 i 3 17 1 . 9 4 99 4 4 9 1 9 al e 4 I.Wil •,01,111 I,4lftliX 51P.0711 82. 2•41 W 221 India . 100 120 121 83 Urges 11111.1itlasin. 100 37 to 100 'Do. Dak IL p. oral et. Be 100 10 sC bow Oamakaretal lei PREFERENCE SHARES. Greet Eastern, led Anglian B 6 per oent., 100. MISCELLANEOUS. Atlantic Telegraph, 50. City Distmunt (Limited), 11. Credit Fancier of England (Limited), 4, 3. General Credit and Ilmoon.nt (Limited), 51. The naval review will be held at Spithead on Wednesday, the 17th of July. The ships, after the usual royal saints., will weigh from their anchorage about 11.30 a.m. ; they will thew steam out beyond the Nab, and will probably return to their anchorage about 5 o'clock p.m. Tan "GOLDEN CITY."—San Francisco, styled Trrely the Golden City has a population of 120,000. pe i ople are mostly Americas by but there are also many )lgliah, Irish, French, Germans, Italians, Scandinavians, Dalmatians, and Then are French, German, Italian, and Spanish newspapen ; French, German, and Chinese churches ; and French, German, and Chinese theatrical companies, which perform occasionally. The religion in which public services are regularly held are Jewish, Buddhist, catholic, protestant, and spintualiet.—Yansma Star. TH3 BAWLS OF • MINORITY.— The Jeremiah Weymouth motion was thus warded off. But the joke was too good to let slip; the unwearied minority started another tee/inked diZealty. Colonel Bane and Mr. Onslow rose together. "As beim first in the Speaker's eye," Onslow claimed priority in debate. That Barre had stood up first wee asserted by his party. With whom lay the right of speech wee tenaciously disputed. The oppor tunity for vexation and delay was most acceptable. Motions and amendments were originated, some comic. some serious. Burke, with mock earnestness—of course at length—argued upon the point of "the fteaker's eye." It was, he said, a novel doctrine : he desired to be shown the parer in the journals that contained those words, " the Speaker's ." And, with that curious observance of order in disoederthat marks the House of Commons, its journals were examined up to the reign of Queen Elizabeth. The appetite for " precedents " being thus satiated, the more common tactics of delay were persistently employed. These for a moment became exhausted, though the patienoe of the minority was not. The question from which the house was severed by an interval of some hours' duration was replaced in the Speaker's mouth ; and Mr. Baldwin's summons to the bar, as printer of the St. James's Chronicle, was finally moved and carried. He was, however, but the second offender in the motion of complaint. Six hours had been spent. Only one of the three brace of printer was, to use Mawbey's phrase, " hunted down." Symptom. of distress arose : • member querulously remarked was half-past 10 o'clock ; that at the rate at which they were proceeding it would take, at least, thirteen hours to procure the committal of the four remaining prinks. This was much too feeble a remark to please Corona. The house was still " very warm." A few quotations will show the state of the atmosphere. Mr. Onslow exelainied, " Good God, Sir ! let anyone think of the lkngusge used in the newspapers, and my whether it is not high time for the house to interfere." Sir William Meredith retorted, " So long ea I have health and strength I will stay here to oppose this wretched proceeding." " I shall not be hin dered from going on with these divisions because gentle. men call it • childish business," added Burke. " Constitu tions are in such a case of little consideration ; lam for .o rag on till to-marrow night," asserts another member. Nov were these ducky declarations left unfulfilled. Both sides were properly obstinate. It took seven more motions and divisions to procure the mammon, of the printer who stood next upon the list of proscription. Mr. Whitworth here distinguished himself by a successful sally upon the victorious majority. He claimed that if the printer dld come before them, it should " be together with all his compositors, pressmen, correctors, blacken, and devils." The idea pleased Mr. Burke: his fancy kindled at the absurdity. The printer's train suggested analogous illustration. " These are the fitting symbols of the printer's vocation," he said ; " without his' blacken and devils' a printer would be no more than the Speaker would be without the mace, or the First Lord of the Treasury without his majority." To a polite ear one of the printer's satellites bad a name quite intolerable. It was pleaded that the word " devil" should be omitted from the sentence. The proposal came from one of Burke's own band, but in vain. The devil might not be spared "he is the most material personage is the whole business," was the leader's answer. Fleeced for the unseen world could not hold ire ground in the house, nor couldrespsct for the solemn record of its proceedings. The Speaker is plsintively appealed to. " Caa, sir, swill a disgraceful motion as this be plead in our votes ?" The Speaker maim plaintive reply : " This motion will go into the journals. What will posterity say r The motion has gone into the journals ; it certainly his a singular appear ance upon pages generally so solemn. The hops that the Speaker is not now as annoyed by this entry as we have been amused, is all that is left to posterity to say.—iftc mightn't Magazine for June. MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY. .8 Oss o'Oupoz. the recent call of 1.000,100/., payable on the 25tb instant, an appeal baa Leen entered at the Lords Justices' court against the Vice-Chancellor', order during the present unsettled position el the affair, and the arguments are expeete4 to be heard next week. The previous"; call was exceedingly well met almost immediateltaftee it became due, but in the present instance it is %o beyed that vet.) few payments have been spade: The members of the Defence Association 'lave unanimously refused to pay anything further; :144 many of those shareholders who had hitherto ac knowledged their liability and paid up wide promptitude have now joined the association an m consequence of the recent decisions at the !Beer courts, are watching the progress of the litig i atios with considerable interest. It is stated th the contributions to the defence fund have ex 4:.111 1,500/. during the past week. h The Great Western Railway traffic return owe this week an increase of 1,1941. over last ear ; the Great Northern an increase of 3,0601. „ the London and South Western an increase of 3;9041. ; ' the North Eastern an increase of 8671. ; th Lan cashire and Yorkshire an increase of 2,0 ; the Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire a of 2,472/. ; the North British an increase of 0861. t the London, Chatham, and Dover, including the Metropolita Extension and branches, an increase of 1,3141. ; and the Metropolitan Extension, sepa rately, an increase of 1281. dA ye At the meeting yesterday of the sharehol . re at the Imperial Ottoman Bank, the directors' er e recommending a dividend at the rate of per cent. per annum, was adopted. i A meeting of the London Discount Conly Was held yesterday, but was adjourned for ono one. with a view to the liquelaton furnishing a tailed , account of the present financial position hf Go undertaking. The concern has been in course el winding up about six years, and the shirehiilders have already received 41. 13s. for every 51 sub scribed. The balance in hand available for distri bution amongst them is 3,3501. At the annual general meeting of the Marine In surance Company, held yesterday, a dividend of IL, and a bonus of ,1., per share, were declared. The directors of the New Zealand loam au* Mercantile Agency Company (Limited) have re wired to pay an ad interim dividend at 10 per cent. for the past six months. The warrants wilt , be issued on;the 3rd July. We learn that the new premises in Nicholas lane, Lombard-street, built some time ago ft , r the Agra and Masterman's Bank, but never ooetip:4 have to-day been purchased by the National Bank of Scotland, and will be shortly occupied by them ; the present premises in Finch-lane not affording sufficient accommodation for the business. The transactions in public securities to-day are upon a limited scale, owing chiefly to the fort nightly settlement, which is now in course of com pletion. Consols opened this morning at the last price of yesterday, but have since experienced a decline of I per cent. upon bond fide and specula tive realisations, partly on the announcement that the purchases of the government broker on account of the Sinking Fund have ceased for the present. The amount of stock in the hands of the dealers is still very large, but it is anticipated that a considerable total will be absorbed by the re-investment of a portion of the dividends, which will be payable on the 9th instant. It is also hoped that in thv event of their not being able to employ the whole of their large resources in other channels, some of the joint stock banks will soon commence buying. But for these considera tions the fall would probably be still greater owing to the extent of the speculative operations for a rise, combined with the absence of any legiti mate purchases of importance. British railway stocks were first quoted at a fresh reduction, but are now somewhat better, with the exception of Brighton, which has again given way. The discount demand continues active, both at the bank and in the open market, and the rate for the best bills ranges from 2} to 2} per cent. Short loans are sot obtainable in the Stock Exchange under per oent. - - Con are now quoted 9411 to #, ez div., for money, and 94 9-16 to 11-16, or 941, el div., for the account; and the Three per Cents. Re duced and New Three per Cents., 93} to #. The government broker has bought to-day 7,500/. New Three per Cents. for the Sinking Fund, being the balance of his purchases on that amount for this quarter. The foreign stock market is inactive, but Spanish Passive and Certificates have Unproved 1 toil per cent. Turkish Bonds of 1862 are quoted 59 to 60 ; ditto Five per Cents. of 1865, 331 to 1 ; Greek, 141 to 15 ; Spanish Passive, 234 to 1 ; ditto Certificates, 141 to 1 ; Italian of 1861, 52A to 1; and Mexican, 161 to 1. American securities and Atlantic Cable shares show no variation. The 5-20 Bonds are quoted 721 to 73. Erie Railway shares, 411 to 1 ; Illinois Central, 79 to ; Anglo-American Telegraph, 184 to 1 ; and Atlantic Telegraph 8 per cent. prefe renoe, 41 to 4. The weekly return of the Bank of France shows the following changes : Coin and bullion lncreaae Z 56,004 • Bills discounted No change. Government deposits Notes in armistice Private deposits , lncreams 487,000 Advances No change. The increase in the discounts is to no important extent, and the note circulation continues to de,. cline. The remarkable increase in the coin ands bullion continues, and the total held is now no less than 36,100,0001. The return of the Bank of England for the weeb ending Wednesday, June 26, compared with that fa, the previous week, shows the following changes : Circulation issue 836,102,7,0 Increase 8391.31301 Circulation active 23,204,910 Increase dove Public deposits 11,106,413 Increase 60473 Other deposits Government 'amities in . Aa regards Bank shares, Union of London and Alliance are in request, and have improved 10s. to V., the present prices being 411 to 421 and 101 to din., but London and Westminster have de clined IL , viz., to 100 to 102. Consolidatod are quoted I to lf prem., and Imperial Ottoman 1 to Of dis., being 2s. 6d. lower. Financial shares remain dull, with very little business. International are quoted 2to If dis. ; London, 224 to 214 dis. ; General Credit, 21 to 11 dis. ; and Credit Fonder, 6 to 51 dis. The Cape Railway Company invite subscriptions for 30,0001. of stock, bearing a fixed preferential dividend of 6 per cent. per annum from the 30th inst., payable half-yearly. banking department 12,896,314 No champ. Other securities in banking department 20,098,076 Increase 1,561,G10 Coin and bullion in both . _ The annual meeting of the proprietors of the Union Bank of Australia will be held on tho 15th of July. departments t 22,996,684 Immo' 403,94 Seven day and o th er WSJ— 430,619 Increave 6,310 The Beet .3,123,19.1 Increase A petition for the winding-up of Samuel Bartow, and Co. (Limited), is to be heard before Vice- Chancellor Mahn' a, on the 6th of July. The British Land Company (Limited) have de clared an interim dividend of 5 per oent., payable un the 90th mutant. Notes In reserve Total reserve (notes Is win) In banking depertroart 14,081,774 Decrease 101,328 Owing to the increase in the demand for money, usual at this period of the quarter, the advance* on private securities , have risen as much arse 1,681,6281., but, owing to the extensive luau ad deposits, both government and private, the dimi nution in the resell e is only 101,3261. The in.. crease-403,9141—in the coin and bullion exceed* by shout 230,0001. the amount of gold sent into the Bank from abroad during the week, thus indi cating a continued reflux of coin from the pro vinces. It has been suggested that, to meet the imme diate requirements of the Brighton Railway Com pany, an issue of ordinary stock shall be spade at once at about 46 per cent., and to such amount as shall suffice to raise the 1,000,0001. of money stated by the com mittee to be urgently needed. Considering that the dividend upon the ordinary stock must neces sarily be deferred, it is thoeght that 46 per cent. is a fair price in relation to the present quotation in the market, which last evening was 54, especially as to raise 1,000,0001. of cash more than 2,000,000/. of stock will probably have to be put forth. Such stock should be first offered to all classes of share holders, and, in the event of their not subscribing for the whole of it, recourse might then be had to the public aa regards the balance. Persons who have prior clai”is upon the company's revenue would probably be willing to come into such an arrange ment, and, in lieu of cash, to take stock at the pesos now suggested. A. regards the second 1,000,0001. of money, which the committee have stated must be raised as soon as it can be done, in order to liquidate existing liabilities, it is f urther sug gested that, seeing that the present price of the company's 5 per cent, preference stock is about 70, and having regard to the parliamentary prohibi- 1 tion of any issue of preference stock below par, one million of eight per cent, preference stock should be created, redeemable at 10 per cent. pre mium within a fixed period at the option of the board. The confusion in the public mind, and the uncertainty, in particular, as to the position of this company, are so great that the adoption of some practical remedy is of urgent importance, and these suggestions certainly appear to be wor thy of consideration. The fall which is now taking place in the railway market shows how serious is the crisis which has come upon, not merely the Brighton Company, but the whole railway property of the kingdom. The diffi culty has its origin in the incessant interweaving. between capital and revenue. The predictions of twenty years ago are now in course of fulfilment. It is scarcely too much to say that throughout that long period scarcely one of our great railway com panies has paid a single dividend without at the same time adding to its capital. As Mr. Laing has just pointed out, the time has arrived when capital accounts must be closed, if only because the public refuse any longer to supply funds for their extension, even on preferential terms in relation to the holders or ordinary stock. The problem is a serious one, for it is generally believed that the closing orcapital accounts will be tantamount to a general diminution of dividends, though, on the other hand, the proprietors in such cue will have some consolation in knowing that their dividends, if smaller, have been really earned. At the moment, the state of feeling with regard to railway property renders it imperatively necessary that the floating debts of all the companies should be immediately taken into consideration, in order to ascertain how they can be best paid off or capitalised. With this sound and con servative object it is the duty of all our railway boards to come forward at once with a clear, full, and precise statement of their financial and if they attempt to shirk this obligation, the proprietors will do well to come forward and insist upon their discharging it. BANK OF : L Account p t to the Aet week endl ga Wednesday, ENGLAND. Tth and Bth e. 32, for Oa the 28th day of June, MT. Government debt A 11,015.1041 Other mcarttlee 2,95t,100 Gold coin and bul -1 Sou Silver bullion The mail from Guayaquil has brought a remit tance of 5031. 7s. 9d. on account of the dividends on the debt of Ecuador. The failure is announced of Messrs. Sabel and Co., in the Belgian glass and paper trade, with liabilities amounting to 18,000 i., and assets show ing about se. in the pound. In the matter of °reread, Gurney, and Co., • petition was yesterday presented by Messrs. Link later. and olicitors to the Defence Association, to the House C0.,0f Lords, to expedite the hearing of the appeals, and it is to be hoped that, under the cir eumsta.nces' the Law Lords will agree to dispose of this important case prior to the close of the present session ; otherwise all parties who are interested in the decision may be kept in painful suspease for at least another twelve months. With regard to ISSOII DIP/ Yoke loud C3871-04,16-0- L1A.10,t60 WIILIII4I DI j ngeleters' Capital 614,568,000 11,123,011 rabbet Doings (W -endiDinka, C m.ow . ng Swi Inv. of National Debi, and Div. MC 102.2511 - Governiiiii4 Nea -1 Mks £l2 .8.311 Mbar Securities 10,0.)-071 Nog. sa 1Pm.4.3141 iTaciantl7l 11,105,413 Other Deparits Seven day sad cable Bak 1.47,066,164 6;6 7... :77 1,164,4 m) 041,014,1,4 7. SAY, qty °rm«. Jam V. lOC. THUMDAT EVeNTI4O. Consols, which closed yesterday at 94f to j es div., for tFe 10th July, opened this morninKat 94 to 974 and closed at 94 13-16 to 15-16, or 941. For money the last price was 943 to I. The Three per Cents. Redaced and New Three per Cent.. were auoted at 3 o'clock 93/ to I. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 94/, a, 1, ex di,. ; ditto, for socoant, 941, 5, ex div. ; Three per Cents. 5 Reduced. 931, , I, I • New hree per Cents., 93/, a, I ; Bank Sto c k , 2 1 53, 6 ; India Stock; shut ; ditto, Five per Cent., mei, 9, ex div. ; ditto Four per Cent. " enfaced" rupee paper, 861 ; ditto Five per Cent. 1033, ; ditto Bonds, 60s. prem. The government broker bought to-day 13,0001. New Three per Cents. for the sinking fund, all q 93 the India Five per Cent. Stock met with more in TMarch Exchequer Bills were dealt in ht '23s. prem., and the June at 20s. to 235. pr em. The foreign stock market showed increased de. pression, and prices gave way in numerous cases. Spanish Passive and Certificates, as well as Mexicans of 1884 and New Granadian " cx all " and 'Three per Cents., declined to / r cent. ; Mexicin anal New Gran a dian Deferred, ; Venezuelan of 1862 and 1864, Itol/ • and razi li an of 1883 anal Turkish of 1803 and '1866, 1. On the other hand, Russian of 1864 improved 1 ; some of the Egsiptiate Bonds, / ; and Chili= scrip, 1. Seal Mlstat. &mkt. Malt. Oats. V& ri. qn Midi sad 660 .. ors g 1400 ... Straliss Rerro iia :: niio -----i— Tow ..... ._ _ an isiereep & Rotterdam an ltihr (N Lys.s. an Belgian L J i all IL d/rekalL 471coldi 2 Osairsi Ammar an fttaeAoa IS Dal ▪ Diumb=ltsk all 30. all Realms a Trams 111 nervosa Central (L) an Ora& locamboass all hapenal 11101010 all an Nam. !t t r : oe ctis all Do.ll ilt lag goy all Natineem of all N.Ran. Ayes an Do. D.,:mt an Noroeslaa Truk ha. an °Moms (InimmaAbla an Parla o LyassoimUlle&s. sn traria and Weft all Rad& & (L 10 loyal nordsalais an ltimal Siosindi ...... an Da. Y par wt. an ambit sad Reuss an DD._ IS prom& Frit ▪ tBan PainaL) g. 7 par a an I..itusoAilcou.Vemittaa le ;Rooth I. or !colossi an ,Socithani ▪ ,Thrts mid Savors _ all Ilan llamlen all Ds. Se per MIL !rat ▪ WiAlkllf. W. at Pram* PROVINCIAL SHARI MARIAM taelltlDOL, JOllll 37.-9skia to-day: Great Eastern, 974 i:111144 1-Great Western, 44‘ , 6 0 1 , 46 . ! 21 4 3-Lah sad Vorlolllre, 136 7 4 1-London . and South IL I 4414 634 1 4 3-Lowdoo and North oaken, 1124 1 4 141 4 14 4 121-Manchester. Shelled. and Llnoolnahlre, 446 - eteopolitaa, 1364 1 11 4 21 - Midland , 112 111 1 ill N. R. Berwick capital stock, MI-Mouth Eastern, 84 I 4 41. Isee 1-DonPodzoNor. del Rey. 3 11.1ep. --Grand Trek. ot North Staten SW. ISM n 1 3-Bank of Liverpoolol6l-4 North Western Bank ;limited), 4 ed.-Liverpool and London an.. Globe Fire and Lite, 81 p.-11.Averpool Vatted Gas, SW • MagewW/413, JO!. 27.-A very Imre bestows was done. Inte L unt. It was all at lower prices. Dialect Bank, 171 Ebbw vale for try (Limited', IS d.-Iriee. 414 1 p.-0104 ft 11 pe 4 149 41 1 4-Greet Northern A, 113134 4it li Su s-• rest Western of Canada, 1 44--Great Watilfo, 44 1 611 41 Ell 1 13-Lancashire ard Yorkehire, 1381 S - dos Western. 1111 1 11 Pt 111 1-Manchester, Rheerld, Ilacolnahlre. 401 I 6 51 141 41 I.ll44ropolitan, 113 1! 6 1 . 61 . If 34 - Ithiland,lll4 II 4 it 104 1 n DR-North British. I 304 / . 4 , 30 DOl-No•th Eastern. Berwick. 102-800th Eastern. 4 514 31 431 Il llll --Eldted States 6-10 Veers' Bonds, don and Brighten. itl 4 14 1 4 31 4 4-London and Clitathatil, 1011. Doan, Join It -New Three per Cent. stock, 931 / : dith% tar aceoant, 10th July, 021 1 : ditto for new arcoaat 91 11E2 Ladle Pin per Cent. Stock ;transferable at the Bank 01 Ireland& 1041-Bank of Ireland 4.100 paid4l3l-Illberulan Banking Coins piny ass pale , 354-National Bank (430 paid', ST ttil 1 1-Dioll. for account, Rl4-Provincial Bank 426 paid), MN -Royal lu uw (410 psidl, It 4 4-Dublin and Belfast Junction (21e0paid).141-. Dublin and Drogheda Lion paid% en-Dublin, Wk 41cor, Weiteed (61re paid., 404-treat Southern and Western 413 psid), 96-Midland Great Western I ClOO paid). 174-Dtsblin totOeda 4 per cont. Debenture Stock, perp ttloo pildl, W. Great leathern and Western 4 per cent. peep 4300 pail) V-. Groat leathern and Western Debentnres 6 years unexpired, 4 per east.. 11146. r i