The Express. — London, England, 1866-06-01 00:00:00

melon the Ri o . •••• is of o w m - . aughter r 6l/ 1 are and upwi rt h se of Kentblii: education ; 300411'4 ! ni non ._ wao tole ge ft43 7 l l , " ailowe lth e 17 house that urn fr om Ddi f e to her no ! . " Emt Axn. nronakre ow- • c ' ert . i6 " l "Vc: ll ' Euwasz ve it eunt t g ,„ of wh o t i :4 l , flaraitUre, Prei Pariah of G nat Ennu i). umberlaml, ean t i i 2 alleged to hioe mmend Mrs. Oliv e anberland, t o mate &vital " EnwAft urns affecticeile .8 jaimate ma's e7a—sal Ide daughtethisr will far part gig ' EnwAR D ,s I my dear OlivalD aid same her sae ily rooommend ay laud) for my saki EDWARD." ryill, but, shoal my wife, who agi your royal right, cousin, pray, EnWARD . • to Laciaia"-(lks " St. Joz ies t, re and bequeath ° lighter, the im ai (i f ICCOSSOF to pay Ler use, u a mots , re known tkunci 'June 2,1 AHWICIL" s paper as a ell ; Dr. Lushinnica, n the one side, ion) on the other. &five Court had so Mrs. Serres disd viously became the sod there sons and Gif t abaci for a dame Luida of adultery and she had ever own exertions for and six children, In her pamphlet Ler mother a aus tire of Kent's Casa* the royal family , wever, she stated I 100,00 W. tot by the aimed* led s decree of he marriage um, ter decree de. d. That ought to er conaide die Smith to lay before ought to prove* a not prepared with orney-General of 41 d proceeded to sm• n English primes t the royal =Miss point was whathw, the royal mania ry he could marry a le Queen's licence. Lightfoot as being which caused sass Chief Baron to he t he should conked ne of fraud. report loft. IIIRTS. • milt any borne here, ■ Duke, charged with ,c-street, with infant Du sekeeper to Mama Newgate-street jir ! the firat floor. 7A3 on thesecondissr the servant maid W id saw two men 64 is all right—are The pnsoner waffle( nen went downstairs nt downstairs to get tad made off and left Bletue's mushouta Messrs. Smith sad y found the prieof en. A into Mr. Bleasel d, and found the pn. keel him what he as ' Me don't understand uk him to the atatioa. on him one silk sad rf pin, and some other AcT, 1865.—DEPOW• ERS. d, Islington, woo* half of the )(dr* . •osisions of the Mete• show cause whi.b. ding 201., for howl ch he occupied on irs. re. but objected to ply 2s. 6d., for the a .wo, r for the Pariah e costs, as if the We, u pay them. W swaies Aitan Board of iyort_i; Wood was paid , ed the suthoritiell ie saracY wu 3G 2 4 C ter the engine 1 all the fired is ibi ind in Ws 1. w ing of this 00 act all " aid it made dii War ate* - ood wee pap:, I by the at the de endant, wba 11 upon to pay hile he would allow more. Th e Mena. ; al hi addition 3 a , id the witaeaa E the seine character* A l STREET. [WIRY °elicit CHINO I) SOVIAG *ODOM 082 5, Clarendon -0 I wasterm, ir" 4l ! t, ad, B ow, • w thert e r conspiring Mar! Van tere op ai Shaw and :ly, with intent le sera. Sheen sad Be l t/ y for the ProtectlaA' adore in the uee s e ,. : 67 l : 6 ,eared for the society), who ?I ,he case, also attle= 6 ... prosecute the F the Ceramic. 1, cai. on the charg e °I the omen, Who bed eT- their-terrace,' load. in the n ov a n • r i pz - , e Cavendish bi t ' I w ent In conee 4 l t ne nce r weria there saw he p the widow gyp, id on pol i r,g 57 to id I P 4ld • s n ub, and Wattarry then game ins a receipt for the money. Ny c it . then gave me the address, " Mrs. Duquene, Rue Bt. Galsume." I wrote to the address, and my letter was returned about three weeks afterwards through the Deed jetteroffice. I afterwards wentto theCavendishlnstitutioa. I asked how it was my letter was returned? and Wattery said the lady had returned to England, c od that he had not heard from her as yet. They said cloy would give me the lady's address when they received i t. I got no fresh address of the lady. I went there again ill about a fortnight, and only sawV, attery there. He then cave me the address, " Mrs. Abladt, care of Mr. Shearing, R eink e Bay." I wrote to that address, but re ceived no answer. I then wrote a letter, directing it to the institution, in answer to which I received a letter stating that they had no other vacancies on the books except one of a widower, who wanted a governess to reach his children music. I got no other addresses. I asked for my money back, and they refused it. I told them ought to have it back, as the address they gave me was false. By Mr. Lewis—! read the prospectus. It stated on it tkat situations are not guaranteed. I did not pay an additional fee on the second address being given me. The 5.. I paid was a registration fee. They said they would continue to give me addresses till I got a situation. Min Adelaide Shearing, daughter of Mr. Shearing, baker, 9, Mortimer-street, Herne Bay, said—Last Easter Monday the prisoner called at our house and went into the refreshment-room to have some refreshment. I waited upon them and when they came down they went into the shop and spoke to my father. I followed them into the shop, and Smith asked my father whether there were any nice walks about the place. He was directed to the Reculven and Herne-street. They then had tea, end they said the tea was so nice that they wished him to execute an order. My father said he could, but that they could get the tea as well as he could in London, but Smith said that coming from the sea side it would be far superior. They after wards left, and Smith said as he was going away, ' Good night, governor, I will send you an order for the tea." On the following Friday . we received a letter—" Mrs. Abladt, care of Mr. Shearing, 9, Mortimer-street, Herne Bay." The next morning ten letters, similarly addreseed„ came and altogether 57 came, which my father returned to the Post-office. Amongst the letters was one addressed to my father, asking for half • pound of tea, and for any letters for Kra Abladt tobeforwaranl to Mrs. Hansford,B,old-street, St. Luke's the letter being signed George Abladt. I have no knowledge of any one at Herne Bay of the name of AblsAlt, and no person of that name has ever resided at our house. By Mr. Lewis—We keep a refreshment room, but do not have letters left at our house to be called for. By Mr. West—We have bad no lodgers this year. Marian Shaw, 21, Gough-street, Gray's Inn-road, said— I know the prisoners. I have seen Wattery write. The let ter produced is in Wattery's handwriting. By Mr. Lewis—My name is Shaw, but I have used the name of Bramah. I appliedat the institution and got a situ ation at Barns', in the Haymarket, and left, and was then sent to another, but did not take it, as it was a s a governess to the daughter of a gentleman who wished his daughter instructed for nothing. I know Wattery's writing by seeing him write. The two letters produced are written by Wattery, though they are not alike. I used the name of Shaw Bramah because I wished to pass as the sister of a Miss Bramah. Wattery told me at the office that he was the secretary. I knew that Wattery was secretary under Smith, who was the proprietor. I had been in the habit of going there every day. I paid 5.., and I got the situation in the Haymarket and stayed there two nights. By Mr. West—l saw Wattery described in the prospectus as the secretary. I was first led to go to the institu tion through seeing an advertisement in the Tekgraph. I told Smith that I had seen an advertisement of • situa tion, and Smith told me to look at the rules, and I did so, and I then paid Smith ss. ' and he gave me the address " Madame Barns," in the Haymarket. He did not tell me what situation it was. The first address I had was " Madame Duquene, St. Omer, France." I wrote to that address, but got no answer. The letter was not returned. I went to the office again, and then they gave me the address of " Madame Barns." I went there and was engaged as barmaid. I only remained two nights, and left as the place was not fit for a respectable young person to be in. I went to the institution again and they gave me the address of the Café de la Regence at the corner of Windmill-street, but uo barmaid was wanted. I afterwards got the address, but no situation. By Mr. Lewis—l knew the café was a night house when I applied there. When I called at the widower's respect ing the situation, I sto;ped to tea, as he said his daughter was coming home. I have now got a situation at a luncheon bar. The prisoner also gave me an address at the private house. Mr. West—That concludes this charge, but I have several other charges to prefer. Mr. Lewis—At the present stage I decline addressing your worship. The prisoners werethen remanded. Mr. West—lf bail is taken I hope it will be substantial bail, as there has been great difficulty *m finding them. Mr. Lewis—l hope bail will not be fixed at a larger amount than they can find. Mr. Knox—At present I will not entertain the question of bail. WORSHIP-STREET. SAVAGE GAROTTE POWWOW. A smartly built young fellow, who gave the name of Richard Prpor, and described himself as a card cutter, living in Seward-street, St. Luke's, was charged with being concerned in violently assaulting and robbing Mr. Daniel Peck, a rather portly person, residing in Virginia-row, Bethnal-green. The prosecutor was evidently suffering acute pain in the throat, and his evidence was scarcely audible. From the statement, however, it was gathered that on the 30th inst. he was so foolish as to seek a near cut into the Old-street road by entering the Vinegar-ground, a most notorious locality, on the City-road side, and crossing . it towards the direction mentioned, this too at an early boar in the morning. As he turned into the ground he observed the prisoner and two other men standing at the corner in conversation with two women. He soon became aware that they were fol lowing him, but to have retraced his steps would have been equally dangerous as precoeding. Suddenly the prisoner ran up to him and asked, " What is it you have to say about my sister ?" Prosecu tor replied, " Not anything here. I don't know her." But had scarcely done so when his throat was pinioned from behind by, as he believed, some persons hands as he described the act, " right close together." He heard the words " We will finish him," and instantly received a violent kick, this was followed by another, given, he was quite certain, by the prisoner , and he fell from the effects of it, the hold on his throat being loosened at the same instant, and his watch and chain being forced away. On recovering sufficiently to regain his feet, he went in pursuit, of course a useless search ; but he met a police-constable, and made known to him the outrage and robbery, at the same time describing the prisoner at the bar, which he was more particularly able to do from the singular fact of having some hours before met him at the bar of a public-house in the neigh bourhood. (At this part of the evidence Mr. Cooke, the magistrate, remarked that prosecutor appeared to be suffering intensely, and was asking him some questions relative to his throat, when he became quite overpowered, and it was found necessary to remove him from the wit nerabox into the air.) Subsequently he followed up his statement by saying that prisoner had taken up the change of a florin from the counter of the public-house alluded to, although he must have known it was not his own and (prosecutor)that such incident further enabled him (prosecuir) to swear to his identity. The watch and chain, value 61., had not been recovered. The prisoner impudently cross-examined, and insisted that prosecutor had offered 51. to get his property back, but this was denied. Wilson, 198 G, said that from the accurate description given of the prisoner he knew instantly who was wanted ; and, seeing him with five others last evening, followed as be ran away and took him into custody. Mr. Cooke directed a remand. NEWSPAPER PRESS FUND.—At the annual dinner et this institution, which will take place on Saturday, June 9, at Willis's Rooms, Earl Granville in the chair, the following distinguished artistes have promised to cen tribute their aid in the musical entertainment :—Madame Stinton-Dolby, Miss Louisa Fyne, Mr. Sims Reeves, and (by the kind periniuion of Mr. Gye), Madlle. Fricci and raper Neri-Baraldi, of the Royal Italian Opera, Covent Garden. Mr. Benedict has undertaken to conduct. In committee on Representation of the People (Ireland) Bill Mr. Bearden will move " That a rental of 10/. in counties be substituted for a rating of 121., and a rental of It in boroughs for a rating of 61. _ On going into Committee of supply, Mr. Ben find intends to move that an humble address be pre sented to her Majesty, praying that she will be graciously Pleased to revoke the commission for the courts of justice dated the 29th day of June, 1865, in order that the con. etniction of the building of the new courts of justice may bs Placed under the sole control of a responsible minis ter of the crown. W reraissrrit ABBEY. —The preachers appointed for the epPcial Sunday evening services in the nave for the month of June are :—June 3. the Very Rev. Harvey Good win, D.D., Dean of Ely ; June 10, the Rev. Francis Morse, M.A., Vicar of St. Mary's, Nottingham ; June 17, the Lord BiAhop of Oxford ; and June 24, the Rev. James Russell Woodford, MA., Vicar of Remsford, Glouceetershire, Ex amining Chaplain to the Bishop of Oxford, and the lastly appointed honorsrj chaplain in ordinary to the Queen. SUPPLY OF FAT STOOK TO THE METROPOLITAN Cams MAsser.—ln the month (May) ending yesterday the aggregate number of beasts exhibited on the nine , market days was 17,785 head, and consisted of 10,808 home bred and 6,977 foreign cattle. The sheep-pens comprised 139,0110 sheep and lambs, and out of which 38,902 were of Dutch, Merino, and other foreign breeds; there were 691 calves sold, and of this number 371 were Dutch breed ; the number of pigs exhibited was 2,386, and of which 575 were consigned from the Continent. The average supply to each market was 1,976 b eas t s , 15,451 s h ee p an d lam bs, n calves, and 265 pigs. There have been no dairying eon brought to market during the past month. ME EXPRESS, FRIDAY VFANING, JUNE 1, -1866. SHARE LIST-(THIS DAY.) MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) this o'CLocat. The stock and share market are dull to-day, and prices have declined, owing chiefly to the unsatis factory character of the Bank of England return. It must be borne in mind, however, that a large amount of gold (374,0001.) has been sent into that establishment since the statement referred to was made np, and that a further considerable sum is expected to be taken thither during the next few days. Consols have receded to per cent., and British railways to The fall in Lancashire and Yorkshire stock amounts to 1 per cent. Foreign Bonds have also given way, except Greek, which are again better. The only change in Financial shares is a reduction of on. in General Credit. 'Yorth London Do. d 0.,, 1864 . Pd I Cl. prices. I Wes. SS to IS 35 to SS 37 to 40 33 to 40 In 1 S I_2 -...- L2O 18; bi id 64 - I"a "i fuel 6 4 614 zd , sit 94 5 4 I 13 9 die! 10 8 din, 4 2 ells, le %Pm 2 4 pm, 68 71 42 44 ldis par par 2 pm 42 44 .. 92,00 St. Gt. Beta • p.c. Mar. 100 100 4068110 St. O.Nthri.4p.e. Jaa.&J 100 610,000 St. G.Weta.—W. 65.-08., 1 •i p. et., Jas. & July .... 100 518,000 St. Lastc.etYk.4p.e.Jea.&Jly 100 630,000 St. I Len.Brigh.ep.e.JsaAtily 100 1028243 St.' 100 114,530 St. I Do. 34p.e. Jan.& July 100 100,730 St. L.R.S.W.4p.s. Jim& July 100 St. I 611dbiad,ep.e.Jaa.&July 100 St. N. British, E. P. & D. 8., 6p. ct,, Feb. & Aug . 100 .14.Bitin.,4p.e.Jelt&J . 011 100 St. 50et.N.11.,4 p.e.Ap.&Oet. 100 82.4111 "et dis! i sail 8 6Ws is $6 L - L- 16 14 dll 9 7 dia 47 49 96 100 OS 95 90 95 96 96 94 98 93 96 94 96 _d _die 19 20 5 3 did 1i Oidis 3 4 6 4 dis 10 8 di. 7 5 dl.• 1 1 ro 2 :15, p 2 1 dis 11 9 Si 2 1 17 - 17 1 18 Dn Iwo 1 dis 4 8 dis 40 60 16 18 2 dtr 16 17 pm 1 0 0 8 die 1 54 (444 1 2 Idle Idle pax 18 13 d 1 8 4 18 16 di, 7 4 3 40 45 89 7! 10 12 pm 8 7 dip WI 28 7 + 4 19 21 6 4 die 1 2pm 105 1';'8 117 122 18 18 di S 4 4 nal SO 45 65. - 26 - 3} 40 5 13 67} 7 6i ei 66fr 15 94a _AL ssi 1 idisl 6 pm, die 1 f pm V 2 I' -- 1 4 3 dis 6 8 8 10 11 2 6 P i 8 a l . 17 6 4 Company (Limited) have notified a call of 51. per share, payable by the 15th June. The report of the committee of shareholders et the Bedford Hotel Compsny (Limited) (Brighton), to be presented at the adjourned annual ratting at the London Tavern to-day (Friday), eipsieeses the " surprise " of the committee at various matters.and irregularities which have come under 'their notice. They state that the published aceounts are incorrect in almost every particular, and that, they present a view of the company's position which is quite illusory ; that the whole of the out lay incurred during the year on wear and tear ac count was improperly charged to capital account ; that the stock in trade of the company, set down in the balance-sheet as worth 6,6661. 3s. Ild. appears by a valuation, made by order of the direct ors prior to the issue of the accounts, to have been worth less than that amount by 2,3511. 7s. Id.; and that, including this deficiency in the amount of stock, below the amount stated fin the balance-sheeti the loss upon the year's account is over 6,0001. The committee accordingly recommend : 1. That the resignation of the whole board tendered at the meeting of :Nth April last be accepted. 2. That • provisional committee of management be appointed, which shall C 4118.3 to be prepared with all convenient speed a correct statement of the accounts of the company. Messrs. J. H. Schroder and Co. of Leadenhall street, have announced the dividends due the 15th of June, on the bonds of the Bay of Havana and Matanzas Railroad, and Matanzas and Sabanilla Railroad Companies. They have also publisilied the numbers of various bonds of the Matanzas and Sabanilla Railroad Seven per Cent. Loma of 200,0001. sterling which will be payable on the 15th June. The discount market is quiet and freely sup plied with money. The general rate for the beat paper is 10 per cent., but exceptional transactions have taken place at N. The weekly return of the Bank of France shows some important changes, including an increase of 1,060,000/. in the coin and bullion, and of 2,026,0001. in the bills discounted. Consols are now quoted 87k to 4, with div., for money, and 851 to 86, ex div., for the account (June 6). The foreign stock market is flat, and a decline of to I per cent. has occurred in Turkish of 1865, Spanish Passive, Italian of 1861, and Mexican. Greek Bonds, however, continue in demand, and have further improved 4 per cent. Turkish Bonds of 1862 are now quoted 58 to 60 ; ditto of 1865, 30g to 1 ; Greek, 114 to 121 ; Spanish Passive, 19g to 4 ; ditto Certificates, 14 to f ; Italian of 1861, 411 to I ; Brazilian scrip, 6 to 51 dia. ; and Mexican, lig to 4. The light portion of the mails from Calcutta, China, and Australia, is expected to be distributed in London about the 12th instant. The steamer New York, from New York, has brought 46,000/. in specie. International Financial shares are now quoted 14 to h dis. ; London Financial, 15 to 13 dia. ; General Credit, 21 to g dis. ; Imperial Mercantile, 10th 8 dis. ; Credit Foncier, 24 tot dis.; Overend, Gurney, and Co., 18 to 16 dia. ; and National Discount, 7to prem. HALF-PAST THREE o'CLocx. Console are steady, at 86} to 86, ex div., both for money and the 6th inst., and 86A to ex div., for the new account. About 218,000/. in gold has been sent into the Bank. The demand for money there has been good. At Paris this morning the Three per Cent. Rentes opened at 64.70, showing a decline of 4 per cent. The Guernsey Commercial Banking Company have arranged for the transfer of their London agency to the London and Westminster Bank, who will protect all their outstanding drafts on the Bank of London or Consolidated Bank. We arc requested to state that the Temperance Permanent Land and Building Society have trans ferred their acc o unt to the Union Bank of London, where all their drafts drawn upon the Bank of London will be paid. Subjoined is Messrs. Culverwell, Brooks, and Co.'s report of yesterday's hide sales : At the tenth series of hide sales for the year a limited demand was experienced for most descriptions, except Australian, %AA sold well. East India.-01 and Cow.— Calcutta were dall of toile and may be quoted fully td. to !,(I. per lb. lower. only a small portion of the quantity offered was sold, chiefly to the home trade, there being but a limited demand for export. Madras, Gopaulpore, 3c., sold well at about late rates to a decline of id. per lb. The analysis of the sales is 51,829 Calcutta new parcels , 21.670 brought forward from former sales, and 12,561; Madras, Gopodpire..i.c., in all , K 5,868 hides, of which The amount of gold sent into the Bank of Eng land yesterday, chiefly out of the recent supplies from America, but inclusive of 12,000 sovereigns from Alexandria, was as much as 374,0001. A further heavy amount is expected to be sent in this week. The Germania, from New York, has arrived with 188,4001. in specie, of which 156,000/. is for Eng land. The Kangaroo, from America, has likewise brought 15,0001. It seems desirable that no misapprehension should prevail with regard to the statement made in a Paris journal relative to an alleged proposal whereby the Bank of France would help the Bank of Eng land with an advance of gold. It must be per fectly clear that the Bank of England, holding nearly twelve millions of gold, is in no want what ever of any additional supply. The simple fact of the matter appears to be that certain Paris bankers suggested that the Bank of England should draw upon them for a large sum, in the same way in which the Bank of France some years ago drew a million or two in gold from the Bank of England by arranging a credit with dun firms. Such an arrangement, it will be seen, need not imply any understanding what ever between the two great Banks. But it would not accord with either the position or the practice of the Bank of England to have recourse to what would be, in reality, a manufacture upon a large scale of mere accommodation bills, the avowal of which at maturity would be looked forward to with uneasiness, and which would thus form a con stant source of disturbance. Apart from the com ing poverty of its till, caused by the pernicious limitations fixed by the Act of 1844, the Bank of England is rich enough, and has no need of foreign assistance. The anomaly which must strike foreign observers with astonishment is that, under the act of 1844, one or two of its chief depositors could at this moment force the Bank of England to stop payment, though it possesses all the while nearly twelve millions of specie and bullion. The Board of Trade returns for April have been issued. The total declared value of the British and Irish produce and manufactures shipped from the United Kingdom during the month was as follows : _„. r 4,600 wcrc add. End India.—Buffalo.—The quantity offered was moderate, and full prioes were realizeiL Lestk•r. —East ludian was well competed for. Australian was dull of sale•. Salted Hides.—Australian were in fair request, those sold bringing quite late rates. Cape were rather easier. south Amen bought in. Dry and Dry salted Hideo.—African brought fair prices. Mogadore were taken in. Rangoon sold well. Bark.—ltimoss was nearly all bought in ; upon that sold a decline of 10a. to 20s. per ton w.is submitted to. Miscellsneous.—Skin..— Calf were bought in. Kangaroo sold well. • The return of the Bank of England for the week ending \Ve.lne-lay, May 30, compared with that for the previous week, shows the following changes : Circulation issue E26,434,205 Increase 2133,770 Circulation act i% e 26,018,7W Increase 549:45 Public deposits Other depoeita Government eacurities in banking dep.i.rtment 10,864,638 Increase 27,582 Other securities in banking department 33,447,463 Increase 2,397,457 Coin and bullion in both departments Seven day- and otLei 11,878,775 Increase 20,989 543,730 Decrease 7 Wr3 3,419,759 Increase A 3 ,582 415,410 Decrease 415,455 The Heel Notes in reserve Total reserve (notes & coin) in banking department... 859,980 Decrease ta3,236 This return shows that the Bank accounts are still powerfully intlueneed by the disturbance left be ind it by the late panic. Owing to the unwilling ness of holders of money to part with it, the Bank has been called upon to make discounts and ad vances to the additional extent of 2,397,057/. In the increase, however, of 1,676,1631. in the private deposits we have evidence that this demand was merely precautionary ; in other words, the com mercial public and bankers wished to make them selves safe by accumulst.4.o3•a large credit at the bank or Thailand without actually needing the money. Had it not been for this the Bank's legal reserve must of course have been exhausted, and recourse been had to the extra legal issue of notes authorised by the Trea sury letter. But the bulk of the money borrowed having been rehelged in the Bank, there is still a reserve in the " banking department " of 415,4101. in notes, and 444,5701. in coin, making the total' reserve 87,9,980/., which is 528,2361. less than last week. Notwithstanding the comparative smallness of this sum, there is still a fair prospect that the act of 1844 will not be infrin, for, since the date of the present accounts, 374,W of gold, as above recorded, has been sent into the Bank, involving a corresponding creation of notes, and a further large total is about to enter. The effect of this will be the greater because, as tho foregoing figures show, the foreign drain of gold from the Bank had already been stayed. BANK OF ENGLAND. An Account pursuant to the Act Tth and B th Vie., e 32. for the week ending on Wednesday, the 10th day of May, 1800 IMCi DIPARTNINT. C 26,414,206 I Oovernment debt . 411.015,100 Other securities.... 3,984,000 Gold coin and bul lion Silver bullion _.App 1R64 £13,2 5,029 „ 1665 12,071,111 1666 15,366,414 The fact that the exports in April were more by 3,295,3031. than in April, 1865, and more by 2,141,376/. than in the corresponding month of 1864, is very remarkable, considering the circum stances of the money market, but it must be borne in mind that the sudden and sharp crisis, culmi nating in the suspension of the Bank Act, did not occur until the second week in May. Moreover, it was a financial or credit crisis, and not a commercial crisis, and, for this reason, the general commerce of the country will pro bably be found to have suffered far less than has generally' been believed. For the first four months of the present year the export figures are as fol lows : _ _ Notes issued CA434,206 BANKING DI Proprietor; Capital 134.n....3,000 Bast Pahlle Deposit iu . chiding Est:ll , N , Nev. Hanka. Com mie 01 National' Debt, 0101 thy Aeo”tioD Other Delo ,ails 2),467,01111 tleven day suul other BUD May 31, 1,r,,G. 11,424,515 £26,434,20 6 X 45,172,061 ITARTIIrer. Government Secu rities ,including Deed Weight An nuity; Other decuritles . 33,441,443 Notes Gold and Silver Coln L 45,171.081. W. MILLER, Aid (Uhler. THURSDAY E171:111SG. Consols, which closed yesterday at 861, ex div. for the 6th of . 7 me , opene d this mornin g at 864 t 4; 1, and closed at 86k, or 86 1-16 to 3-16. For money the last price WBll 874 to if, with div. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 871 4, !, ca t; ditto, for account, ' B6ll ; Three per Cents ' . Red uced, 854, ; New Three Ter Cents., 85i, /, 1 ; An nuities, 1885, 13k, ; Bank Stock, 248, 74, 9 ; India Stock, 2101 ‘; ditto Five per Cent., 106, 4, 6 ; ditto Five per Cent. "enlaced " rupee paper, 101 ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 99i, 1004 ; ditto Bonds, Bs. die. The Indi:i Five per Cent. stock was firm. The March Exchcouer Bills remain quoted 15e. to ss. dis., and the June, ss. dis. to ss. prem. In the foreign stock market there was an active demand for Creek Bonds, which rose 1 per cent. An advance of 1 to 2 per cent. also took place in the several classes of Venezuela Bonds, and of 1 per cent. in Brazilian of 1865, Egyptian of 1864, Russian of 1850, 1859, and 1864,and Chilian Scrip, and 4in Portuguese Bonds. On the other hand, speculative realizations caused a fall of 3 to if per cent. m Mexican, Spanish Paasive,and Certificates, and 4 in Italian of 1861. Four months, 1864 /9 184111 VI If t• 1866 The increase over the corresponding four months of last year is no less than 14,650,7611. As re gards imports, the most striking feature consists in the facts that in the month of April we received no lees than 1,663,025 cwts. of cotton, against 592,095 cwta. in April, 1865, and 627,452 cwta. in April, 1864 ; while in the four months of the pre sent year the imports of this article have risen to 3,689,434 cwta., having been only 2,025,369 cwts. in the four months of 1865, and 1,759,420 cwta. in the same period of 1864. The excess consists mainly of American cotton. The Trust and Loan Company of Upper Canada held a meeting yesterday, when the report was adopted. It appeared that the net profits made during the six months ending with March were 13.6221., which, added to the sum brought forward from the last account, made an available total of 13,7831. Out of this a dividend at the rate of 71 per cent. per annum, less income-tax, was de cared. The adjourned general meeting of the Russian Iron Works Company (Limited) was to have been held yesterday, but there not being a quorum only an informal gathering took place. It was, how ever, stated that Mr. if Barry's report was very 1 favourable, and that the accounts showed a work ing profit of 7 per cent. The auditors have gone t out to audit the accounts. Oirs o'CLoca. The directors of the National Pro vincial Bank of The mining market is rather firm to-day. England announce that a branch of their establish- Frontino and Bolivia, and Chontales shares are ment will be opened in Norwich to-morrow in request, at i to 1 per share, _ and 1k (Saturday), on the premises lately occupied by Ito 1; prem., respectively. Coke,Mar Valley are I the Consolidated Bank, and under the management , quoted 3g to 7 • East Caradon, tll f being firm of Mr. Wilkinson ; and that they are prepared to 1 Clifford Amalgamated, 94 to 9 ; Great Vor, 17 to ___ afford facilities to those cust omers of the Consoli- 18 ; Great Laxey, 201 to 21 1; Great North Laxey, Rzsumprion or WORK OW THE Rion Laval . dated Bank who are disposed to open accounts lito 2 ; Prince of Wales, 7s. 6d to 9s. 6d. ; and LIRE OF RAILWAY.—The erection of viaducts, turning- I with them. Tresavean, 5 to 6. arches, and other works n for the completion of I The receipts of the Grand Trunk Railway of I The directors of the St. John del Rey Mining the extension of the High Level Line of Railway, which Canada for the week ending the 12 th inst. were Company (Limited) haver eceived per Rhone the has been stopped in consequence of the suspension o f 1 I 23 3331. sterling, being 2,85 21 . less than in the cor- following report, dated Mom, Velho 28th April bovine= by Bir Morten Peto and Co. (the contractors), ' • was to-day resumed by Messrs. Lucas, the eminent I —Produce, second division of April, ten days, builders. i responding week of bust year. The liquidators of the Tyne Iron Shipbuilding 1 14,362 oitavas ; yield, 8.381 oitayss per ton. MINES.-(THIS DAY.) LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE .:t•;. (IT =Ammo twanure.) ASCOT MENU:NG. —(THIS DAY.) FIRST CLASS WOKINGHAM STAKES. Robin Hood I Celerrims ... ... Won way. SECOND-CLAES WOKINGHAM. Vigorous . . ... • ... Cecropi ... ... . ... Lightning ... - - 11 ran. THIRTEENTH TRIENNIAL Janitor ... ... ... War... ... ... ••• -• RAILWAY STAKRS. Robin Hood ... ... ... King Charming ... ... Cranmore ... ... ... ALEXANDRA PLATE. Strafford ... Eland Brown Bread ... 1 2 II PLATE OF 1001. Half a mile. Studd, Lady Chilton (to be mold for 2001. each), Sylvia, Malibran, Priestess, Dupe f, Vision, Blackbird, Viceroy, General Sherman, Rose Nera, Bigote, Esmeralda, Catharine Hayes f, Thermometer, Prima Donna, Empress, Gul nara, Usher, Knight Templar, Phantom Sail, Merry Sun shine c, and Steamboat (to be mold for 1001. each). All are here. QUEEN'S PLATE. Three milee. Black Prince, Pearl Diver, Ackworth, The Duke, Selim, La Dauphine, Kinghorn, Corsair Forester, Proserpine, Tourmalin, Stellaria, Archimedes, Regalia, and IVindham. All are here. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANE.--(THIS DAY.) Our market, to-day, was scantily supplied With what; but most of the samples came to hand in good condition. The attendance of buyers being very moderate the demand for both red and white qualities was very inactive, at Monday's currency. Foreign wheat—the show of which was on the increase— changed hands slowly ; nevertheless prices were supported. Floating cargoes of grain were mostly held on former terms. English barley was very scarce, and in fair request, at full currencies. Foreign parcels commanded v e ry little attention. There was only • limited demand for wheat, at last week's quotations. The supply was rather extensive. Oats were abundant ; whilst the demand for them was in a sluggish state, at the late decline in value. There was a slow sale for beans, at late currencies. Scarcely any English were on the stands. Peas were firm in price, but the inquiry for them was he Both English and foreign flour changed hands slowly, at late rates. Seeds and cakes were very dull, and the quotations ruled almost nominal. WHIM!. Eneex, Kent, ied,Old 44 to 62 Do. whte, n o ew a 3 6 6 2 ro 461 new 12 to 61 ?kaiak and illneoln red, old Malting . Distilling Grinding. MALT. -to SS to 41 S 8 to 31 SS to SS k;ssex, N orfolk, and Suffolk 56 to 65 Kingston and Ware 68 to 67 Brown 4B to 53 MIL curs. CURRENT PRICES. Exouse. Per g. Per Qr. _ OATI. Scotch potato Irish, white „ Wick_ l9 to 24 Beets. Mangan (186.5, 33 to 37 Tick 37 to 42 Harrow Pigeon . . 44 to 44 PCi. COLONIAL anyzawmanT Oira o'CLocin. lidUalsOohallpet.,lB7i The railway market is Sat to-day, and prices Ota. Gov. 6 p. c.,187746. Do. 6perct,FetiatAng. have given way, with a preponderance of sales. . Do. 6perct.Mar.ASei Lancaahire and Yorkshire stock has declined 1 per 2,414 Do. 6perctJan.AJ cent. ; Caledonian, South Eastern, Great Northern, Do S B e n ope6pe ct. Ins. r. 1876 Ittoc and London , Chatham, and Dover, 4 ; Great apwot Do. d 0.1890-1 Eastern, 4 ; and London and North Western, }. D Do o do. 1 . do. 1890-91 830-90 London and North-Western stock is quoted • hOBO DoSp.e.Ap.d.Oot 1 1174 to ti t Metropolitan, 126 to 4 ; Great .. t• Nylon,Nov.l.B6B,6p.ct. Western, to 55 ; Midland, 1234 to 124 ; Lance- /.0 - 6 0 : 0 , x , i t tr n s• 30 0 . • • abbe and Yorkshire, 1191 to 1204 ; South-Eastern, no. Mauritius a per ct.,llii . 69 1 to 704 ; Great Northern, in to 123 ; ° 2 0 42 l i t. 1878 ditto A, 1304 to 1314 ; Caledonian, 1254 to 124 ; - - , :000 n o : 1882 1896 Great Eastern, 374 to 38 ; and London, Chatham, 4600 1 Natal. Gov. 6 per cent.. and Dover, 254 to 264. ',OOO New Bruns.oov.6perct. New South Wales Gov.. ONDLNAZY SHAKES AND STOCKS. 6 p. cent.,lB7l to 1878 • • • • Do. 5 p. c. less to 1492 160,000 New Zealand 6per cent. 1,000,000 Do. 5 per cent 260,000 Nova Scotia 6p. e., len 760,000 Queensland Gov. Bp. ct. .. • S.Aust. Gov. 6p. ct,1868 • Do. 1878 and upwds. VloGov.6p. c. Jan. July Do. 6p. ct. Aprildcoc. BA6WAYII Ctoi=i y oes 1 gam to-day to 1 p.m. HO ;Bristol and Exeter 100 Caledonian 100 'Cambrian all 'Cork and Bandon all Cornwall 100 'Dublin and Ballast June 100 Dundee, Perth ,rtAlid n all East London Scrip Cert 100 Do 100 Gbagow and & Western 100 Great Eastern Oct St. 100: De. E. And. Stk., No.t 100 Great North of Scotland 100 .threat Northern 100 Do. A j A rec. DO dlv. =- 100 Do. 11 til p. c.le paidß 100 Do. New iss. a' 25 pm. BO Do. Ord. Def. Dlv. Stock 100 , Gt. South dt West. (Ire ) 100 Great Western 100 Do.BtourVaLCltuilitt 100 ; Do. Mouth Wales 100 Do. W. Mid—Oxford 100 1 Do. Do. N= 100 Lancashire &To 100 Lon. , Mightn , 8. Coast 100 London,Chatham,ttDov 100 I_ Dn II et Exten.2t6p.c. London it North Weitn. London&SouthWestern Man. Stret.,& Lincoln& 'Metropolitan 7 1 Do. New It. 100 It. 100 SR 100 St. 100 Do: Extension Metropolitan Markt _ Do. do. do. .. _ . . 'Midland Do. 19 Shares Do. Birm. & Derby Yid Kent North British Do:Edin Perth Dund 26 all St. I 100 St. 100 St. 109 St. 100 8 !lee oO h 111 IS S 6 07 TO 70 72 St. 160 .:_Eu&ern - uee:tck 6. N. E. Pure Leeds York .. 55 lb 014 112 114 Pe 05e 0 7 64 65 28 40 84 96 120} 121} 98 96 26 28 117} 118 92 93 00 82 126 i 1271 2 2 pm Pm 85 90 - - pml 12.11 124 II 2 pm 93 95 64 66 24 26 108{ 1094 70 72 107 e 10.24 e:ris* 8~&. 1880-61 5 i 1 Do. ,io Ism St • 100 INorthStaffordshire St. ' 100 N. at Western Juno St. 100 'Scottish Central St. 101 :Scottish N. K Aber. Stk St. 1 101 'Scottish Midland St. 1 100 'Shropshire Union St. 100 South Devon St. 100 South Eastern all Staines,Woldngham,&c St. 1100 Taff Vale 10 • S i Do. C 854 864 10 11 pm 119 121 1 2 pm 1 2 pm 73 75 108 112 146 150 65 67 SOi -. iniM 1181 171 1 i 60 1 127 6 81 95 44 Iz4} - i I - 1081 72 107} } an e 47 60 70 71. -. 73 4 Vale of Neath Waterford & Kilkenny Waterloo & Whitetail' ,Weat Cornwall BRITISH No. I Sit 2,006,688 12,000 i 6,678,110, 1,082,600 WO, 887,0114 7011 70 a DOCKS. 140 1 143 -1 il utx;en. ho. 1 B2ts3ua. IPt I Mortar. I Saba 0 000 DeltiaLOolinAlp.cl,lB72 1: 0 0 —_ 100,_ •• .. (ba. Genii p. e.,1877-St 100 93 94 •• • • Do. 6perct,Feb.&Aug. 100 90 91 •• • • Do. 6perct.Mar.&Sei 100 90 91 2,214,808 Do. 6perct.Jan.&J 100 74 TS 77j 685.008 Do. 5 per ct. Ins. Ittoc 100 I 78 79 100,000 CapeoooHopeeper.lB73 100 102 104 •• • • Do. d 0.1890-1 100 102 106 do. 1640-90 100 102 106 , • Do. do. 1690-91 100 102 104 4 000 D0.5p.e.Ap.t2.0611 100 86 89 87 Ceylon,Nov. 1966, 8p et. 100 100 102 330 . Do 1878, d 0... 100 104 106 1,000,000 Do. 1872 d 0... 100 100. Mauritius 6 per ct.,187 100 102 104 ,000 Do, 1878 100 104 106 200,000 Do, 1882 100 101 103 300,000 Do. 1895 100 104 106 166,600 Natal. Gov. 6 per cent.. 100 I 97 100 106,000 New Bruns.Gov.6perct• 100 90 96 .• • • New South Wales Goy.. 100 1 6 D. cent.,lB7l to 1876 100 91 94 •• • • Do. sp. c. less to 1392 100 86 67 851 7 160,000 New Zealand 6per cent. 100 94 96 .... 1.000,000 Do. sper cent 100 70 73 734 4 250,000 Nova Scotia 6p. e.,1875 100 96 99 760,000 Queensland Gov. 13 p. et. 100 97 100 98 .. • . S.Aust.(lov. 6 p.ct.,1883 100 •• • • Do. 1878 and opted*, 100 104 106 •• • • Vle,Gov.6p. c•Jaa. July 100 •• • • Do. Sp. et. April6toc• 100 101 103 103 BRITISHIII I4hB. No. 161 t. } Miss& I Pd. ICI. prices I Salm 3,000 ; . Chiverton MOO: •.. Clifford Aural. 130 810 1,024. .. Der. G. Con. ',Tavisick.: 1 450 475 12,80 Drakewalls 51 ... . East Basset (illogan) 294 14 4 16 6,1441 .. East Caration 6,000 i61 .. East Cant lkea 6,000 .. East Grenville 4,000 .. East Gunnislake I, .. East Lovell 4,000. .. E. W. Russell rlnvistk ` 10/.17.6 2} n 488 .. Grumbler t 6t. Aubyn 06 12,500 4 Great Larey (Limited, all 204 214 — B.OOO .. Great South Tolgus 6,000 .. Great Wheal Busy 5,908, . G. W. Vor (ilelston) 6,0001 :. Grenville 1,0241 .. Herod's Foot 6,0001 .. Mauston Downs 5.10.6 St 4 } *— .. Margaret (Uny Lelant . 13.17.6 4 6 9,0001.. Marke Valley 40,000 4 Ilwyndy Iron Ore 400, .. New sewn 700 i .. North itoslear 331 2 4 6,0001 .. N. Wit. Basset :, Mogan ' 4.4.0 5,640 i .. North Wheal Crotty 6,0001 .. Prosper United 1,1 . 201 .. Providence iU. Lelant, 10.6.7 27 29 512 .• S. (*oration .it. (leer 1} 350 376 6,138 .. South Condurrow 496 .. '. W. Frances ,Illogari, 14.13.9 15 20 9"A, . Stray Park 35.15.6 6. • • 'Tin Croft 00 . 9 11 4,200 5 Vigra and Clovm, Lim. all 3 5 6,000 .. West Basset .11logan‘ l4 1 2 1,024 .. W. Caradois . Liskearti, 12 6 7 3.000 .. West Uhivertou 400 .. West Seton 511 .. Wh. Basset ;Mogan` .• 5} 80 85 612 .. Wh. Buller ltedruth!. 16 124 17} 1,024 .. W,MaryAnn tlicuheu. 8 3 4 396 .. Wheal Seton 54 195 205 1,000 .. ,Wll. Trelawnev Liar, .sl7 .0 13 15 I Pd I Cl. pil.es St. East and Nest India . - :100 10 Cieneral Floating Dock , 5 St. London &St. Katharni. 100 68 70 100 .Do. Deb. St. 4p. cent. all 87 90 St. Southampton 100 St. *weep Commercial llOO Sale& 130 133 BARLEY. 26 to 28 llogilah, feed ---- 3O to ES potato ScOtch, feed WEL?. Dantzie and Koniga- berg 4B to 58 Rostock & Mecklen- Dana . Russian, earn .suss .. 42 to 47 .. 42 to 44 Ma* Baden White .... 31 to 36 '..now * 31 to 3.1 • French, per sack .... 33 to 36 Spanish „ 36 to 36 American, per bet. .. 26 to 30 Canadian „ 26 to 30 INTO LONDON, BY WATER 7 TO MAY 31, LNCLUSIYE. iey. Malt. Oata. Moue. rs qra qrs. bell. sacks. 00 6110 70 .. 350 4480 .. 28100 .. 3870 4540 r 500 r moo .. 4226 --- LIVERPOOL COTTON AND CORN MARKETS. (THIS DAY.) (BT ELECTRIC AND INTERNATIONAL TELEGRAPH.) soft American, red „ white BARLEY 43 to 47 48 to 48 45 to 54 37 to 41 35 to 40 INDIAN Wits._ Grinding Distilling Malting . so to no 3:3 to 35 36 to 40 Dutch brewing „ feeding AILRIV A CANAL 22 to 26 21 to 24 Ro., At 21 English: Irish .. Forelipi AU; OF GRAIN, J IMAGE, FROM MAI qr 3.04 1 Wluat. 1 s. I and 1010 1 20360 • tal lbgl Per Qr. B. & (►ROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) Corrox.—The market steady, and the sales . will foot up aoout 8,000 bales. CORN. —The market thinly attended. Wheat, a slow sale, and the turn lower. Flour 6d. lower ; very little doing. Indian corn lid. per qr. easier. Oats and oatmeal favour buyers. WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) (BY ELECTRIC AND INTERNATIONAL TELEGRAPH.) (FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) A better demand for wheat, and last week's prices sup ported. Barley is scarce and wanted. Beans and oats steady. MINCING-LANE. -(THIS DAY.) SUGAR.—The market was firm, at a slight advance on last week's currency. The private sales of British West India are chiefly to refiners. Demerara and Jamaica, 275. to 305., and Mauritius grainy yellow, 335. exL • brown, Be. Re fined is more steady ; brown lumps, 43 a. 6d. CAPPEE. — The market continues quiet. TE.t.—The public sales of Indian tea have gone off rather irregularly, small parcels in sonic cases at rather easier rates. They will be brought to a conclusion to-day. RICE—No sales reported. S kLTPETER. — A parcel of Bengal sold at 225. 9d., for re refraction $ to 8. Run.-50 puns. of Jamaica sold at 3s. to 3s. 3d. Corrox.—There is still a fair, but not so active, de mend. Prices unaltered. JUTE.—About 1,000 bales have been disposed of. Prices not reported. HEMP continues dull of sale. TALLOW MARKET. —(THIS DAY.) The market is steady, at the following prices :—Town tallow, 465. 6d. net cash ; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 435. ; June, 425. 9d. to 435. ; ()debar to December, 46a. 9d. to 475. HIDE MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) —LEADENH ALL, MAT 25. —s6lbs. to 641b5., to 2td. l 641bs. to 721b5., 2N. to 3d. ; 721bs. to 801bs., 3d. to 31d.; 801bs. to 381b5., 3d. to 31d. ; 8811 w. to 9611y5., 31d. to 3ia. Horse hides, 9s. to 10s. ; Calf skins, light, 2s. to 4s. ; Nll, 6s. 6d. BERMONDsZT.—Sheepekins : Downs, 7s. to 9s. ; lambs, 3s. to 4s. 6d. ; Shearltngs, ls. sd. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—{PHIS DAY.) Messrs. Pattenden and Smith report a decidedly im proved demand for all descriptions of hops, both English and foreign, at enhanced rates. COAL MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Wells End Hatton, 18s. 6d.; Walls End Lamtiton, 18s.; Walls End Haswell, 18s. 6d.; Walls End Tees, UM; Walls End Braddyls Hatton, 17s. 3d. ; Walls End South Kel loc, 17a. 3d.; Walls End flewh Hall, 17s. 3d. ; Walls End Kepier Grange, 16s. 3d.; Wall. End Kelloe, 17s. ; Walls End Gosforth, 16s. ; Walls End Hatton, 16s. ; Walls End Hetton Lyons, 165.; Holywell, 17s. ; Tanneld Moor Butes, 14s. 6d. ; Huddles Hartley, 17s. 3d. ; Hastings Hartley, 17s. 3d.—Ships at market, 49 ; at sea, 35. PROVINCIAL SHARE MARKETS. LW=PooL, MAY 3L —Salmi to-day:—Great Eastern, 38— Great Western, GS}—Lancashire and Yorkshire, 12111-London and North Western, 1181 118 171 1 18—Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire , 11l 601—MetropoUtan. 1261—North British, RtUnburgh, Perth, and Dundee, 25—Buffalo and Lake Huron, 41—Grand Trunk of Canada, 191—Great Indian Penin sula, 1081—Erie, 46 1 1-111inois Central, 78}c—United States Five -Twenty Bonds, 1161 e I—Dutch Rhenish, 21 p. ; ditto paid up, 221—Great Luxembourg shares, 13 13-16 1 I—Bank of Liverpool, 261—Eastern Exchange Bank (Limited), na. —North Western Bank 'Limited), e p.—British and Foreign Marine (Linked), 1 6-16 p.—Liverpoul and London and Globe Fire and We, 61 p.—National Steam (Limited), 9 815-16 9 1 d. BiimusioaMs, MAY Si.— The sales to-day were in South Staf fordshire Railway, at 93}; Birminglunn Bank, at 241 c. • Lloyd's Bank at 9 prem., caah ; Midland Financial (Limited:, at . di. Midland Wagon, at 97; General Steam Navigation, at 27; and Patent Shaft and Axletres 'United), at 41 snd3l prem. Amongst the closing prices were Londonand North Western dock, at 118 to 1181 ; Great Western, Birmingham Guaranteed, Three-and-a- Half per Centa., at 72 to 721; Birmingham own au District Banks, at 131 to 141 ; and Mtmts's Metal T shares, at 11 dia. " sellers." tl.oeß. BRA,,, . N& Danish . 141Ptlan PTA& OATt Town reads, per-280 flouaehold Country Norfolk and Suffolk, ahlp 32 to St OATS. • B Doodah and Swedish to 26 Russian . 36 to 30 .. 33 to 30 Sh. I Pd. 90 92 128 128 121 123 131 133 -- i -- a pail 100 103 Si. 100 St 100 10 St. • 100 62 114 Sh. I Pd. I B.LILWAYS. I 100 ' all Atlantic&St._ Lawrence St. 'lOO Bom. Bar. &C. In. g6p.c. 20 8 Do. F Shares 208: all Buffalo & Lake Huron 10 all ; Do. Preference 100 'lOO Buff., Brant. ,dtOoderlob ) 6 per cent.lB72-2-4 St. 100 •Cal. &S. Zeaternbp. e.g. St. 100 Cape T. & Dock 62.L.5. 100 all Demerara,7p.c. St. .100 last Bengal g u.W . K.7. St. .100 Eaat Indian gu. 6 do., St. 'lOO Grand Trunk of Canada 100 ' all Do. Equip. M i rZt i c 100 all; Do. DA pref. 100 all . Do. do. deferred 100 all . Do. 2nd preL Bonds.' 100 all ' Do. do. deferred 100 all Do. brd ;wet Stock 100 ! all . Do. do. deferred• 100. all : Do. 4th preL Stock 100. all • Do. do. deferred' St. 100 Great Indian Penhisnla! 20 ; 16 i Do. gua. 6 per cent..' 20 6 1 Do. New do. 20 ! 2 Do. New Si ;100 'Ot. S. of India. g. sp. ct I St. 100 • Do. 41 per cent. 1 1 St. Do. 201 all Clt Western of caiiedat i - 911 Do. New 100 all Do d rapay.l673l 109 all . Do. do. do. 1877-9. 10 2 'ln ch(Lholtee Bt. 100 'Madras guar. 6p. cent. l St. 100 Do. do. 41 do ' ac 1001 Do. do. 44 do 20 10 I Do. Fifth Extension 80. .100 Mein. Corp. 6 por c. Bd.' 60 all I Melb. and Robson's Bay, 100 Do. 6 p. ct., pay. 1820 100 1.. Do. 6p. ct., pay. 1665 St. 100 N.R.of Can.6p.e. lstp. & St. 100 ISeinde, gua. 6 percent. 80. 100 Do. Delhi do 20 2 Do. do. do St. 100 Do. Punianb do. • ilOO I Do. Indus St. Flot: -,. 1188 ION& 00,000 50 Sus& Ilasterman's (L ; 10,000, 60 :Aon 40,000.100 . AllianceLon.&Liverpool 100,000 i 20 ;Anglo Austrian 40,000' 60 !Anglo Egyptian (Lim.) 20,000 60 'Anglo Italian (Limited' 11,300, 20 :Asiatic Bank Cor. new sh 30,000, 40 'Australia& 12,5001 20 IBankof Britisheolambla 12,510. 20 Do. New, Issued 2pm 10,000; 25 Bank of Egypt 40,000' 20 ißank of London 25,000 20 IBank of Otago (Waited) 10,000 100iBank of Queensland 20,000 60 ißankof Victorta,Austral 60,000 10 :Bank of New Zealand 40,000 60 - Barned's Bank (Limited' 60,000, 20 BrmillamtEortuguesel 20,000' 60 j British & Californtan(l.) 20,000 60 IBritish N. America . 75,5001 20 102szlegutetteaco. 40,000 20 C. Bk. India, Aus., 30,000 23 Chart. Her. of Indla de. 60,000. 20 Clty 20,000 100 !Colonial 40,000 104• Coin. Bank of Canada_ 40,0001 25 I ,Com. Bank of India, &a 100,000 10 !Consolidated Bank (L ) 10,0001 50 Delhi and Loudon 4;4000. 50 • East London (Limited} 50.000' go I E as t ern E xc h ange ;11 m. 110,000' 30 English and American . 20,0001 26 English Joint Stock (L.) 30,000! 20 Eng.Scot.&AuaL ekartdi 20,0001 50 English andBwedish (L). 45,000 j 60 !European BankiLimitodl 10,000 100 !liinduan.China&Jap.(L, 20,000 100 'lmperial Bank (Limited) 135,000! 20 .Imperial Ottoman 67,300 , 20 Do. New 6,000. 25 lonian 6,000, 26 Do. New 100,0001 20 (Land Mort. Bk. Indiaj ) 600,000 1 100 i Do.sp Deb.,1864,20 yrs 20,000, 50 ILon. Bk.otHeraeo,Bz.(L) 11000'100 ILondon and Brazilian 12,000:20 Do. New 6,0001100 Londonaltiveellate(L) 20400 25 Do. sew, Da. at l 4 pm 20,0001 25 Do. do. do - Fe ILA 61. Bank Griustrl. 50,0001 50 ILondon and County 72.000 1 60 ' London Joint Stott 25,0001 10 !London & South Anima 10,000.100 ,Lon. & S. Western (Lim.) 6,0001 60 !London & VenemmlCL) 50,000;100 London &Westminster. 10,000'100 ;Merchant Bank (Lim.) . 5,000;1001 Do. New 65,0001 60 :Mercantile&Fschatt(l )) 17,166'100 Metro. & Pror.Bank(L ) 5,000100 Midland Bank (Lim.) 20,0001 5 !National of Anatraladda 10,000,100 !National of Liverpool 10,000100 :N. Pro. of England 65,080!L . Dp. & Ad Bane 40;000 37.500 00,000 50,000 00,000 20,000 25,000 21,000 50 'National Bank 10 .New South Wales 10 .New Zealand (limited) ID 'North Western 25 'Oriental Bank Comoro sso lUrlent.Com.B.Llateo.C 20 I Do. do. lateN.P 20 I Do. do. letaF.C 27,210 20,000 37,500 12,500 30,000 50 100 20 SO 25 'Provln.Bana. Proviso. of = •Scinde,Puni Do. hand at 2 pa South Australis 110:4511 'moo 10,000 NON 100 Stant of a a Africa 100 • Do. do. tan at 6 son 25 :rlllOll of Australia 100 'Union of Ireland (Lim) 60 Union of London DKBENTU&L Sitimii. Closing prices. I 6S 66 101 102 r 7 76 #0 66 66 100 102 100 102 103 106 19 20 66 87 68 02 66 00 65 67 60 66 50 46 St 20 24 28 108 109 Il l pm' t 11091 1 2 pml 99 101 91 90 He la dle • 91 93 83 85 ii OKI' 100 102 91 98 se in 60 CI 100 102 03 85 80 83 98 100 97 99 97 1 se ta's JOINT STOCK SLIMS. BANK& _ P Saks. 1011 I Doe 1 1031 3 19i 2 5 } 108 1 1 71 «tea j 2 24 "i 41.1 i i ali r 11 1 9 =1 is 11 die - a s I 8 70 16 18 SS SO 11 a dig 6 4 dis 16 13 du 41 43 i 0 Pro 20 10 dis 11 1 2 47 40 16 17 33 36 15 17 •3 46 24 2dl alit ill_ .. i — ii "Iwo' 2 dls 4 2as 16 12 dl. 18 110 _ li 11 ail 12 11 dia 4 6 i i psi f Kis II 1 di 2S t 6 .. dial eta* es 86 7 2 dhl 8 4Ms 14 Oedis 7 9pm 2 II pasi re ni 65 67 - 44 411 12 14 100 I al 100 10 43 to 44 37 to 31 32 to 37 Per Qr. 8 - 4 - dial 49 81 48 - 50;4 Pd jOL prices. I Wet TS St *5 e 7 mLSCELLANDOUI oompswris: 20,000 120,000 20,000 40,000 10,000 47,000 26,000 20,000 10,000 10,000 i:Ooo 634,700 12,5.00 10 :Anglo-Mexican Mint all I 15 16 nd 6 'Atlantic Telgua. Bp.ct all I of -2j 25 'Australian Agncul 6o} 18 22 25 lAustralian NII.I.&Fn.(L 6I It ( ..11 s 10 ißaugparalftea Es 4 3 2 dis 10 Berlin Waterworks ;L all: 9 10 100 Bolckow Vaughan (L. 171 4 6pm I 5 Bombay Gas 11.1mitedh all. 4 5 aim • 5 MA lame i 4 Idis par tin I 6 Do New 2 tdis par sin . 60 'British American Land' itt. )1ag. 1i 3 3. ie L. )lag. Tel. L.) , 20 ritish Indian Tea (L.) • 924:Canada Company 10 .CanadianlAmn C lna,L )1 20 , Ceylon Company 20 ' Ditto A shares • 20 iChinailt.Bhip& L Coal 1 j 25 .CityofLondonß. Pro! L , 90 'City of Milan Impra.(L ; 1 38 Jko. 1E1,9151 50,000 25,000 12,000 27,000 20,000, 15,011 - - - X0;000 80,000 100,000 4879,975 70,000 80,000 10,000 21,000 so:000 iO,OOO 250,000 20.000 2° . °f # I °° , °°'?l 20,000 80,000 100,000 so:000 I 40;000 150,000 300,000 ! , 2:900 60:000 1,000000 20,000 4,000 20,000 60,000 11,000 148,621 6,000 10,000 6,0001 64.600 60,000 ii:Ooo 12,500 12,000 10,000 25,000 ii:000 22,500 120,000 40,000 20,000 20,000 6,000 6,000 20,000 20,000 15,000 I 44 100 I 16 I a il) I 0 25 ICCity of Moscow Gas (L )i 60 City Offices Lim.) 60 !Colonial (Limited) 60 'Commercial Unimnins 10 ICom. of AfricariMer.;,L 60 ,Comolidated Ills. (L. L 20 Continental (;n Oas 100 'Contract Corwration( L. 25 Cop. M.Eng ,Pref.7l p.c. 20 C. lone. A. Mob. of Eng. 50 Do. of Mauritius (1). . St. Crystal Palace St. Do. Preferenoe St. Do. 6p. ct Perp. Deb. 1 20 Darjeeling ;Limited) 100 DiscountCorporation'L, 10 Eastern Assam Tea , L.'! 60 lE. IndiaLand,C.& Fia',L I 20 It. India Irrig. & (Snai l 60 .Ebbw Vale 20 EiryptianCom.&trd.(L Bt. 'Electric Telegraph 1 B iEng.&Aus.Copper , Llm 60 I Eng. and Foreign Credit 100 'Eng.& Scottish Marin. iL 10 IralrbalrnEngineering 20 Forest (Warehouse L 60 1 0ellivara ',Limited) 20 10.Credit&Fin.of Lon. :L 16 Gen. Steam Navigation 60 I Home k Colonial As 'L 10 Hong Kong & China Owl 20 Hudson's Bay 60 Humber Iron Works L 20 Im.Landeo Marseilles L, 60 ;Imp& Met Wt. Ass. 'L. ' 2 'lndian Carrying (Lim ! 50 'lnternational Contract .' 20 Internat. Finan.Soc 20 Internat.LandCresit,L 50 :Italian Land 20 ; •Italian !Mg. I Can.Cav 100 Do. 6p. c. lids. r. 16701 50 ,Land Securities Lim.i 25 I Lond.African Trading , 25 Lon. & Caledon. M. ,L , 10 ;Lon.CountyLand&B 6 Lund. DistrictTeleg.',L. 60 'Load. Finan. Assn. ;L ( ' 4 !bond. G. OmnibusC.,L 60 ;Lond.&Glasg.Eng.Ce.(Ll 60 • Load.. Italian. ic.Stm.i 50 Lond.Mer. Discount ~ L.%; 20 ;Land. Provincial Marine] .40 itarfsirrig:a.&Canal 1 201 D°• 25 'Marine Investment , L 20 ;Mauritius Land, &c. (1,, ,I 10 .Medit. Erten Tel.. L. %. 1 3 50 ',Merchant Shipping ft I I 20 if 'Dwell F. Ld.&Doek:L ' I 50 !Millwall Iron Works. 10 INatsl Land & Col C. '‘ bei j 25 National D 6. Com. , L 25 .Do.New,ime.sp.3ito 26 ( National Prov . Marine L 100 National Steam Nay.: L. , 1 20 NerbuddaCoal&lron,L. 201 Do. New I 25 :N. Zealan d L.& M. Ag. ' L 25 N. Zealand T.& Loan L. ' 10 Nort kern Assam Tea .I.: 10 , Do. B I St. N.Bris.Anstralasla( L II 50 ,N. Brit.& Nieman. In.,L . 10 !Noirgona Tea ;Limited' I 26 Ocean Marine • Insuraj 50 'OrientalFinancial Lim. 4 : II OrlentalOasf Limited,— 1 61 Do. New 10 ,Orient Inland Steasn'L ! , 10 fOta4n & Sthbuld Invest, , 20 rOttomanCornr.ny , L ) . 20 jOttomanFinanetal I. I._ I 5 Ottoman Om !Limite d, 50 10Yerend,Ourney,Co. k L `. 10 'Panama B.M. Steam I. J 6I Do. do. St. Peelltly. Land& Mln.,Y 1 1 50 Peninsular & o.Steam 1 50' Do. do. New. 10 Quebrada L., It., M. ~I 60 Ithymney Iron 151 Do. New 56 Iliol.Cltylmproe (L ) 25 Do. do 20 Rio Janeiro Oss 'Lim 100. Royal Mall Stearn ; St. Scot. Austre Invest. I L ', l 60 Smith. Knight,d Co.a 20 Soc. Firms. d'Eapte iL 60 . African M. & In. ;L ) 25 uthAustrallan Land St. übmarine Telegraph 1 Do Scrip I eLConstruc.&3lain (LI , " i Do. Do 20 Thames& ',fancy le. •I '• 20 nidad Petroleum ',L 10 Trust&Agency of Ans. , L 20 T.& L Co. of U. 20 Un.Marine of Liver. (L.' 5 United K. Teleg. Co. (1 0 20 Univers. Marine Ins.lL 10 Upper Assam Tea kLII 3I - 1 10 Do 39 Van Diemen's Land _ 100 Vlieror of Fgypt:llt.)a 50 , Warrant , Finance (L n , ISO IWestledla &PacificS. I, 35,000 £187,176 40,000 18,000 40,000 10,000 30,000 30,000 40,000 25,000 12,500 10,000 10,000 100,000 12, 500 10,214 0000,000 20,000 20,000 17,000 10,000 10,000 16,608 17,331 30,000 i?;,666 I 4300,000 40,000 .ON 14,200 £490.000 37,50 0 100,000 7,600 si:soo iiimo 100,000 90,000 60,000' 25,800 16,000 iiiiii 1086.01 10,000 80,000 r 2 . 27 8085 - - a 2 1 - ; i PREFERENCE SHARES. Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincoln, GI., North Eastern 4i per cent. redeemable, 94a. FOREIGN RAILWAYS. San Paulo (Limited) guaranteed 7 per cent.. Dia. South Austrian and Lombardo-Venetian, 12a. _:la HI ail 161 16 Grey... MePie . White . Boilers