The Express. — London, England, 1867-05-20 00:00:00

n. r nasal wcut quietly with you, did I not?• W i tueaa—Ves. _ - IP-fenilant's explanation was this—He directed a cabman t...1ri. ,, hint to St. lieorges•rivid, and u he drove to Bel -- se•nvol instivel, accused made a mistake in the house te be wvnt. :Ind was very much annoyed at Baling It W.,, not his friend's. A mob soon collected, u the ~,,,ziptrate must know mob. soon would. Mr. selfr - What do you say to being drunk lirfendant-1 don't wish to contradict the constable as t.. the eNeitement I laboured under, but I don't admit br:e.tdrunk I don't wish to impute anything to the tendible. I was excited. I should be very happy to put in th.• poor•box instead of paying a Roe. (g r . Srlfi• 1 must not enrich the poor-box at the expense IA her M.inety ; that won't do. iraendint —I would rather do that. Mr. Selfe I see you arc a solicitor. 1 iefeatrit —Yes. Mr. s,•lfe • Then you must pay accordingly. You are :AP , ' bk. 1.1. (Laughter.) It w.O immediately paid. - )17THWARK. mwrm rick 'Nu IN WI RK ROOMS. roh4ri , o - Marra. 42. an inmate of Bermondsey Work touse. W :01 charged with refusing to perform the work a lloted to her by order of the master of that establish ment. lallor, the taskmaster, gave evidence that the prisoner vas an inmate, and at 2 in the afternoon he received orders to place her in the oakum shed to pick oakum. She refused to perform the work, and the master gave her into custody. The defendant, a decent-looking woman, said that she hot been scrubbing from 7 till 11, and she thought it very h3el.ifter that to be sent to the minim shed, which was a pace of punishment for disorderly inmates, more like • tri•on than anything else. The master denied that. He was bound by the Poor-law Feud to put able-bodied females to work, and he ordered her to pick oakum. Defendant assured his worship that the oakum-shed was disonlerly females, and she did not think she had done scything to disgrace herself to be put there. The Magistrate asked the muter whether it was in t. sled as a -,sunishment towards her. The master replied in the negative. It was only used to restrict her from wandering over the house agitating the ether females and those who would not work when left to themselves. In fact, he had caught the prisoner doing her own fancy work, and the oakum-shod was set apart to pre vent that. The Magistrate asked what authority he bad to set her at such work. The master replied that the act of parliament gave it to him. The Magistrate asked if he put well-conducted females to oakum picking generally. He replied not as a rale. It was not considered punish ment. The Magistrate, after examining the set of parliament, consi.lered the master had exceeded his duty in placing the woman to oakum picking under the circumstances. It was an evasion of the act of parliament, therefore lie should discharge the prisoner. THE ACCIDENT AT BLACKFRIARS-BRIDGE. STATE OF THE SUFFERERS.—(THIS DAY.) This morning the three men, Cole, Balsam, and Walter Smith, who were injured by the accident at Black- ' friars new bridge, were stated to be progressing favourably. The name of the man who expired on Saturday night is Thomas Cranfield, aged :IT years. It em now believed that the sad accident occurred in con sequence of what is called the " riding of the chain" that WU used in the lowering of the iron caisson into the bed of the river. Riding of the chain means that one of the links got on top of another and then suddenly slipped when the weight WAS resting on it. It is an occurrence that fre quently takes place, and the sudden jerk caused by the fall of the link causes the weight attached to the end of the chain to swing and strike the timber supports. The actual value, according to a parliamentary return issued to-day, of remain of materials available on the I,t day of April, 1867, in the manufacturing depart. meats towards the manufacturing of military stores for the year 186744, was 259,6631. _ The select committee on railways report that in their opinion it is inexpedient, considering the advanced period of the session, and the probability of • review by parliament of railway legislation in other respects, to make any alterations in the case of bills of the present session in the provisions for securing the completion of railways which have hitherto been adopted in railway iota. Mr. Tom Taylor's new piece will be produced at the Holborn Tbeatre at the beginning of next month. It will be celled Ups and Downs; or, the Antipodes. At a public dinner given by the Mayor of South ampton last week, to inaugurate a new public cricket ground, Mr. Oakthott, a town councillor of Winchester, stated that the corporation of Winchester contemplated challenging the corporation of Southampton to play a cricket match ; that he had been engaged to play a single wicket match with the Mayor of Winchester, but his worship had ignominiously backed out of his engagement, and he offered to play such a match with the chief magis trate of Southampton. The mayor, in reply, said that he would consider the challenge, and assured the honourable challenger that if he accepted it he would not imitate his brother chief magistrate at Winchester. A Roman villa has just been dug out at Andover in Hants, by the Rev. E. Kell and other Hampshire archon. ologista It is G 5 feet long and 4.1 feet broad. The roof had been supported by massive pillars. Two fireplaces have been discovered, also a quantity of fragments of &«n= pottery, glass, and iron articles, and coins of Vic torians, Claudius , Oothicus, Maximinns, Constantine, Ailectus, ke. The Roman station of Vindonum is be lieved to have been in the neighbourhood. The cold easterly winds which have prevailed WV have done considerable damage to the cherry and Pear crop in the south of England. At Woo!stone, in Hang, there is a white May tree, the leaves of which, instead of being green, are • pale yellow colour bordering on white. MR. GLILD3TONE •ND MR. DIRRAELT.—" A Polite" writes to the Post :—" It is the fashion to think E Gladstone wrong, and Mr. Disraeli right, in l'elthing. Let us come to facts. When the Refers till was fairly before the house, Mr. Gladstone nil it wanted • five things to make it • good hg —l. The abandonment of the dual vote ; 2. The ton of the two years' residence to one ; 3. The franchise ; 4. The perfect equality between I and borough by the disappearance of the compound older; 5. The elimination of what Mr. Bright the residuum, or the lowest and poorest clam. , four of these points have been gained ; and the fifth on the point of being gained by Mr. Poulett Scrape's ruiroda. a t or bill. Surely, then, Mr. Gladstone cuiis.t hive been so very wrong in the main. The xo.ernm, rat journals sound a flourish of trumpets over the concession of Friday night, and say that the attacking army (mind themselves confronted with an overwhelming sad rictorious force. To my mind the better comparison would be to an army advancing to the siege of • citadel, sod met at the gates by the commander, who, without dl's; a council of war, delivers up the keys of the place." EXTRAORD INARY EPIDEMIC •MONOST OMIIIROM D'axra IN Lenin —An alarming epidemic, unequalled lace the old coaching days, has broken out in the stables et*. Matthew Jackson, the proprietor of the omnibuses ' t iming between L ee d s an d B ur l e y, Kirkertall, and Armley. Cluslers and forty manifested themselves shortly after introduction into the stables—which are situated in Bull-yard, Lands-lane--a ,Fort time ego, of a shish hail been obtained at Burley, but the synip were not properly understood, and the affected 1' were treated for influenza. Mr. Broughton and Mr. trt, veterinary Burgeons, subsequently examined and then it was discovered that they had been d with glanders and farcy of the most virulent form, ill the only hope of arresting its ravages . depended ' its being vigorously "st a mp e d ou t." Th e ammaU were .naively attacked,anilik-aths or slaughtering, took place "tdaile. Five horses were killed on Saturday, these 4 ‘ .4, 7 up the list of victims within the last few days to Iva Owing t o the infections and contagious nature of disease considerable apprehension was, of cour s e, t" to the remainder of - the horses, which, as far as be aacertained on Saturday, were all in a healthy 0 . and they were removed to other stables in the sty The old stabl es have been repeatedly white. cd. the straw burnt, the gassing puntied, and other etiont taken to prevent the spread of the epidemic. lost 15 out of his 26 horses, Mr. Jackson has been discontinue running two 'buses until he can re mc demi animals, but in the meantime be intends to forth every exertion to provide the accommodation the Main. fie estimates his loss at about lIQ TINS or Two LIVES BY DROWNING 11B•R *a tarots.—An inquest was held on Saturday morn .4l the little boy, son of Dr. Palk, of Southampton, the servant•woman, whose death by drowning in an -I-pit filled with water, at Hythe, on Friday, was in the Express of Saturday. A more dim ,rent could not possibly be conceived. It was a spot where the accident happened, and the ' were not taken out for en hour afterwards. °Noting out the b o dy o f th e servan t i t was - I that she was greeting the child in her arms. Wh e n ilk lumped twice in after her child and se rvan t. the .4 .sf her two other children were so terrific that they 'led her to get out again, and probably prevented being drowned. The treacherous nature of the r the pit was as much a muse of the loss of life pth of water. Mrs. Palk was so ill, that the chief Cu her eldest girl, about seven sears of age. She t orn. and sat on her father's knee to give evidence, v,s affecting to witness the distress of the poor child. irieg Plw OS r*'!" telaetion of kditt front! .11. too, the mob O Well, four of II 1 ' on the poti atntnamvot Cannot h ove governm..nt j( t, the mo tea . o4 n nnn7 found th atri rirtorious .null be to at A and met at t chug a noun/ • ECTRAOIII 011 ) !1t , F.,4 IN er Ince the old e Nr. !bathe " ft ng bet., A Ch e i h r „, *be lotroducti the Mark Hui ac hum which tom la ., n &Dinah 'tr e t Cuthbert, vq th em. Abl th Id ottkkol with et aM that the e eh, %Pon its bei ng astoesaively al raa almost daily. of %akin or 0.. ilew. wii me, thlfe , limeue I ad h it te e° l ll4 he . 00 and Lb ith it ioiq n, hu v4 ibril the ,ias• twitions t lost I. tea "4. 4 dio Vote the ilea, on Kt forth eel to ' for and AO' 11 1 e rc I • wen), the li go! l the arm trartl•pit •.fwd t I eveni '1 loot were °maim thu eh ". Palk jo. sod 4141 of her Oelle4 he O ng from beii e ast. , th 'Pe wie depth rv etle , "worn, al it Ras alf THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, MAY 20, 1867. THE FENIAN TRIALS. (BY TELEGRAPH.) DUBLIN, 110:MAT._ Sentence of death has been paased on Captain IrCatferty. The prisoner having addressed the court, Mr• Justice Fitzgerald pronounced the sentence of the court, which was that he should be hanged, drawn, and quar tered on Wednesday, June 12. t i_ P. Extreme. W. 1. lel L N W. 1 12 11 11 Li 9. Nairn .. .93 41 LN . I 3 1 N.E. rmo 0.19 2 Aberdeen . ll4l' X 1 1 &SA re 0.14 3 Leith Ardreman 77 el 1111 4 7 E. 5 3 Greenemdle 7640 124.1 2 3 8. rm o.loi 1 ValenUe.. - - —W. - _ Cape Mei KM 17 W . B.W. 4IS &W lb 1 4 11o= " •• 19. 1 216 r 5 W.1. 1 7.W. I 1 111 Coco —, 1 Penzence 39.60 II &LE. 2 6 8./ me CO 2 Bred 029.7319 01. W. 3I 1 8.1 o 'O.lB 4 Lorient 29.73 60 &W. t, 3 8. a,— , 2 Rochefort 29.8487 B.W. 3 3 8.8.1 re 0.92 1 Plymouth 72000 52 Z. 0 1 8.1 o 'Ol6 1 Weymouth Portsmouth 29.62 56 &W. 3 I ll&E. , r 0.17 2 London - Yarmouth 29 70 53 18.1 i 2 6 LL iDo 3 Searberengh 29 56.1 1 2 .1 I Welds 10.20 89 5 2 1 11. 4 2 X Dm 1 3 Holder - - - REMA*I[B. Atmospherical has decreased, principally M the south of the British islands, Silk* Saturday morning. and Is now decresalng. Temperature has Increased to the south, where the winds are light from the south.westward, whilst they are easterly on the northern coasts. Weather k cloudy, and rain has fallen In places. TOTAL DESTRUCTION 0 I , CH RISS CHURCH, Kg NEll WI" TON. —(THIA DAY.)—The greatest excitement was caused this morning by a fire in the extensive iron building termed Christ Church, situate in Park-road, Kensington. The Rev. W. Merchant, the incumbent, was at once communi cated with by the police who hastened to the sacred edifice when it was found that the altar and a considerable portion of the aisles were wrapped in flames. The parishioners attended in strong force and every attempt was made, pending the arrival of the engines, to ex tinguish the flames, but all their efforts proved futile. Every part of the emend building presented immenseskeets of flame, which melted the corrugated iron walls and pil lars, as well as the pulpit, and the fire nee so high in the air as to light up the western part of the metropolis. While the hose was being got ready near the entrance, the iron collapsed, and the front of the church fell across the car riage road, nearly killing two men and setting fire to the hoarding of several newly-ereeted houses in Wellington terrace and Portobello-lane. The flames continued to rage for hours, and the church was totally destroyed. Tlie u lrin of the misfortune is unknown. The church was DEATH OF Me. HENRY BYNNER OF BIRMING HAN.—Another of the links which connect the present century with the past was broken by the death of Mr. Henry Bynner, yestenlay (Sunday) morning, at his residence, in Sherborne-road. Although unknown to the present generation, and in no sense • public man, Mr. Bynner was so remarkable not only for his personal attainments, but his early emaciation., that be must not pass from amongst us without some few words of appreciation and regret. Born in Birmingham, in 1773, his literary tastes and linguistic powers brought him in contact with the memorable men who made Birmingham famous • century ago. Even in his ninety-fifth year, his clear intellect and powerful memory enabled him to recall with readiness and accuracy the men, the incidents, the scenes of eighty years ago. At an early see he attracted the notice of Dr. Priestley, and when quite a boy was assisted by the doctor in his study of languages, and was taught the Doctor's short-hand in order that he might transcribe for the preen the works which were published by the local press. Till the riots in 1791 Mr. Bynner was in constant intercourse with Dr. Priestley, and was one of the first to assist in saving some of the treasures at Fair Hill from the ignorant and brutal mob.—Birntingkost Pod. SHARE LIST&-{THIS DAY.) Oitz o'Cz,oox.. The railway . market is extremely firm, and the changes in prices are all favourable. Great Eastern stock has advanced If per cent. ; Metropolitan, South Eastern, and London, Brighton, and South Coast, 1 ; Midland, ; Great Northern A, Great Western and Lancashire and Yorkshire, ; North British, ; and London and North Western, f. Metropolitan stook is now quoted 120 f to 1 ; Great Western, 43i to g ; London and North Western, 113} to 114 f ; Midland, 1091 to 1101 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1261 to 1 ; Caledonian, 108 to 109 ; South Eastern, 66} to g ; Great Eastern, 31k to ; Great Northern, 110 1 to Illf • ditto A, 113 f to 114; London, Chatham, and Dover, 18 to f North British, 341 to 35}; and Brighton, 59 to k. OILUINALY MAZES AND MIN& Eg i. I p d. I Ruoun. I ClosiSturday. ng prices I Sal to p.m. es 1 to-day on &IL I Pot I RAILWAY& I e on Sittinlay. I to 1 p.m. St. 100 191010 and luta .. _ 78 86 781 9 St. 100 Caledonian St. 100 Cambrian 20 all Cornwall.. 4 6 St. IN Dublinandlleffse6Janc 46 0 Bt. 109 DundotAwth.&..lll4.ln 70 111 10 all Zeit London &trip Cart -.- - 100 15 Do- . ...... - -.- St Iso 0_ ei - ;;;eli..Vi 103 106 - St. 100 G* Lartem Ord. St 30 301 WI 1i li St 109 Do. &A. Stk., No.I 4 6 - St. 100 OreatNorth of - -.-. St. 105 Dew Noes —.. 109 111 112 /14. 100 Do.AI A rec. no dl r. tin- 113 114 1131 114 St. 100 Do. II 1116 p. c. Is puldb - -. 1231 St. 100 Do. 00. Def. Dtv. nook - - St. 100 Gt. South & wan (Ire.) 00 01 - St. 1111 Great Widow . - -. 411 al 43 21 11 St. 100 De.SteurVaLGueDtk - - - Bt. 100 Do. South Wines .... - - -, St 100 Do. W. 1114.--oderd 114 27 - fit 100 Do. Do. Newport 17 SO - 84. 100 Lanosakdre&Y 1161 1 68 10 1 4 1 0 St. 100 Lon.,BrlCgt4Coast 671 1 M i St. 10 18 181 St. 100 i l i kt d tt Wm. Mite. 8 It - St. 100 London & North Wastes. 1131 114 114 In 141 St. 100 Latedon&SonthWeiten 75 77 761 71 St. 100 Man. Bhet,lllAnoolnalt 47 0 48 St 100 110ropoillen..- -.. .. 119 1121 119{ 1 131 0 St. 100 Do. Fatenslon,4lo. - dend lip. 0 tllllB7O 104 106 1061 100 all Metropolitan Dhlaiet.. - - - 20 15 Do. de. do. _ - - - 10 an Do. &St. John's.wood - - - 8t 100 Midland lO9l 1091 • aD Do. 49 Shares _ - - - St. 10 Do. 'Arm. & Derby 7B 80 - St. 100 North Dritlal St ISO Do.ldia .P l riltDuis& - - - St. 10 N. lantern-Derwick - 100 102 - 26 ltlf Do. it N. L Pare- - - - dla St NO Do. Leeds -- - Bt. 105 At Pork - - St. 100 Do. Carlisle ... - 26 all Do. Stock &Darting 93 14 - 26 22 . De. _ ,do. 110041 - 71 81 p ee - St. 1111 North Lonoon -..-.. 110 113 - 10 6I Do. ,do. 13116.....- I - St. 100 Rarthll4oordshlo. i 66 70 - St. 100 N. & 11. Western Jane ll2 116 - 8t 100 lkotthb Central - - I - - - 01. 1011 Shropshire Union - ; ; 66 67 - St IN South Devon ...... - I 46 67 - O 100 South Lahr% 65 1116/ 0 1 191 20 all stannWoldnii - ii 4 05 - St 00 Mad Val* - .... 10 4, ' Do. C . ...... - St 190 Waistlerti i Manny - 10 9 11 1 1derloo & Ina tiani - -.- lid• • 1091 9 101 91. 1211.1 TISH P 0681611020. IL In. 1 RAILWAY& I Cloingprices. 1 Sant Un all ,Allaathirtet lawman 14 14 57 IL 100 Don. Bar. &C. is elp.a. 102 103 1021 10 12 I Do. P Shares Pal 19 80 - 1191 all Death & Lake Huron 3l 4 16 all Do. Preference 6 • WI 100 Den.,Drant.,6loo44lo 6 per 00.1872.64 - it. I ,140 CRL && Latern Sp. e.g. - - - It 100 Caps T. & Dock ill p hc i. t 46 0 - all SW Denterara,7p.c. 97 MO - N. 100 'sat Drial gu. 6 o lOll 1921 1021 90 71) Do. do. 6do - - - 16. 100 Dial Indian Ow. 6 do.- 108 109 1081 10 2 Do. L Shares ll IWn - x 100 Grand Trunk of Canada 18 181 181 100 all Do. iquip.IL B ILI . M. 86 87 - 100 all Do. Ist prat - 1n all Do. 04 pref. loads 43 48 - 100 all Do. 10 pref. Stock 33 0 36 1011 all Do. 4th prof. Stock lO 12 211 It 100 Graaf 1010 Peninsula 100 110 1091 10 all Do. VA 11 pir 10 11 Do. New do. - 15 4 Do. New - IL 100 et 15.0 India 6 6 6.4 W III pro 101 - fl 100 Do. 41 par mot. - - - 101 aD Gt. Western ef Ousada 15 151 151 1 NO all DM.lld e :pay.lB73 91 93 ad - ad 1611 01 Do, do. do. 18774. 82 64 10 1 In LWOW) 11 Oflh - St 100 hadra• fonr. 6p. cent 102 103 1024 1 0 100 Do. de. Al de._ 52 it - It 100 Do. do. 41 do. - 67 09 - 10 all Do. Fifth Zatennlon - ..- 60 all VMS. and Hoterwes Say 141 68 .- 100 all Do. 6p. 0.. pay.lBoo 96 10 - 100 all Do. 6p. et, pay. Li* 82 84 - it. 100 Nit of Can.fp alitp.D. In IP -. It. 100 .4dit, guat. 6 parent 101 102 - IL 100 Do. Deal d 0... -. lOl 102 - 10 15 Do. do. d0. .. - par Ipos -. 10. 108 De. Panjanle do. 1001 11111 1001 IL 105 Do. Indwalltateles. - -.-• JOINT STOOL DANZ& 110. 1 01. I UZI& rPd I CI. 'Orton I Salsa 10 t =Bank (Lim.) A-- 3 10 00 11011 Alliance Limited U 11 111 die 141 1 Analitan a 14 lims SO Angle Egyptian iLlia.) all 12 14 ID Amp° Italia% (Limited) l6 01 61dis 40 Anotralada all di 63 021 94 BankofßrittehOehuabts all 10 12 20 Do. New, lamed 2pm 6 8 6 dis U Bank of tent SO , Rank of Otago (Waited) 10 41 Spa —, 60 IBankolViettria,Anitral 1 —. 10 Bank ! 01 New f 2 6 askatd lO 8 9 Se gat N British&CaliturnisaiL) 71 14 lidla .- 10 Britleb N. America _ all 60 62 NC. Bk. India, Am, Mina all 1 161 174 Mi Mar Mart. M. d lagia, to all 28 39 SO 9) , City IN tCa mila 1010oosolidated Bank (L ) 4 1 trlo 4 7-16 PO 10 Do. do. New N Delhi sad leaden IL) U 100 SO Let London (Limited) 1 111 1 10 Ranters ischano(Lan.) 6 11 1 SO Zuglith and Amin= . 10 0 4 die II Bag.BankLdelanelroL 10 14 Oedis 10 lam.SootikAnd.Cbartd all 17 18 N InglhasadOwediak (L.) 16 10 Bas 1001N I Im Ot mperial Ilank toman (lJadted) 14 4 1 eOm 21 1 4 perial Oldis 8 U lonian IS Do. New U lead Mort. Bk. India(L) 4 21 14dh OM 100 D0.0.Deb.,11/114.116yr5, all 80 IS N Len.Bk.ofillextcoota.(L) l 20 12 10 die 100100 London and Brasillan 146 19 17 -- 100 10 Do. New 100 Londos& ItkverPlabal. l' 7 9 100 16 Do. New, lea at le pm 10 a leput U Do. do. do lO 1 z lpet • Lon. Co. Bank et Au 1 all 231 PI London aad County_ _ 10 66 67 1.61 II 100 le Do. do. New 8 231 SO London Joint Block._ 15 42 43 IN U London& South African all 114 124 id 40100 Loa. It 8. Resters (1/m.) ZS 1 1 use ,60 London IttsL), 114 II 8 dl. 100,100 London at Wer. 10 93 95 944 1110 , 100 Merchant Beak (Lim.) .' II 16 16 MAIN Do. New Imaan(L.) 20 13 11 dim MO 60 Mercantile & 12 7 ao. [ 20 Metropo li tan (Limited) al l 10 W Bl 74 — lllO,lOO Midland Beak (Lion) 1001 6 National et Amilariasta 4 1 2pa MO 100 National eteeool : 111 3 I die 100 100 N. Pro. of MO 10 Do. fad a bilis_ 11 M 6 io Nodose! Beek . NV, 10 New Ikea Wales— —• MS U Nardi Natant I pia NO 16 Onental Bank Corpora' a ll 42 44 434 4 1111; SO ProviallanklegOarp, 10 61 61iNs 100 100 ?mina et Wand (L) ' U 83 86 100 10 Do. do. New all MO 16 Broth Amain& . 01 100 Mend. ad B. & Africa IGO 100 Da do to M6pm 10 7 5Ms m 0 U links M Assindia —. all 411 48 471 40 100 llidoa of Ireland (Lim.) 22 9 7 00 90 17elea d Luau —— ll SS 40 391 1 1 1011.114111 *AMWAY*. rd. I RAILWAY& (Clue( Was i Bak& all An .6 1.444444444 9 sU Yrs (L*.1144. 104 14 13 4 411 Belgianl. JaasKes 14 Isd all WA.77 1 4,0•1447174444 14 111 181 Central Argentine .... 91 8111. CoplaPo .— ..... all uo. lixtentica . 80 Dumber' a Nlipk (10 —. 18 Deka Ithmalt all Do. all Beaters of France 11 &trepan Central (L) l6 11 dia l all Great Luxembourg all Imperial Mexican (L) 12 4 4 1 6 all Im p erial 11 141 al all Nam./.14•49 t _l9 th e 10 04 all Do.lip.c.Prt 1 Belg. goy IP Ire 1 1 all Northern of France an l x, BAIL Do. Def &Ayres a erred .l._ . — p.o. 4 si an Norwegian Trunk Prof. all Ottoman (Bas7rimAldin 11 21 all Parka. LyonaandMedlt. 84 IS all Paris and Orlaeas .—. 24 as an Radio AS. Franda (L) 11 It 10 loyal Sardinia& al Royal Swedish g 4 . an Do. 7 per Qua f an fientbre sad Memo ._ . 7/ 74 all Da_ 61 per cent. Pref. 9 all Oat Psnlo(L) g. 7 per et. 1 184 all B.AueL&Lom.Venstlea 1 151 161 1 16 `South Neat of Portugal —ea all Southern of Prance l2 to an Turin and Savona all Watt Madera .. . _ 8 124 ._ rd all Do. 14 per MIL Pref. 81 rd ell Mask &N. W. o Prams 111— 7 7 ; 0 0 00 WOOS 10 JO AO : 100 00 10,000100 10,00(0100 0,000100 103.000 [ AO 10,006 10 114N0,100 10,000 sow 100 woos 100 111,0001 10 00,000, 00 00,0101 10 Kw so so.oso, fw SO 10,000100 10,000 10 10,000 16 17,061 100 10,000100 40,000 10,000100 11.010 w COLONIAL 001 _10.614,1871 Do. 1806 Oma. Gov.' p. a.. 187746, Do. 6pare4lob..tAar. 1 Do.4lporat.Yor.L9op. t,ll - 4,6011 Do. {wet Jan.= 186,8081 Do. Spar& las. i 100000 pawl Hopolpar.lB73 ' do 1801.1/00 Do. do. 188040 Do. do. 11100-91 116,003 1 Do 19.0.41p.4104.191/0 100,600 Ceylow.NoclBoB, Op.ot 110,0001 Do. ISM do.. 1.000.000 1 Do. 1171 100,000 Mauritius p0505., 18 8 70 100,000 Do. 100,0001 Do. 1101 100,000, Do. 1686 186,100 . 116ta100..8p.a.Ap.80e. 106,0001 New Itritoa.oov.oparct. 4120800 Now South Woks fiov., p. 0e5t.,1871 to 1876 3,671,800 Do. 6 p.. 1.1813 80 18011 861,000 D0.6p.c.r,1867 to 1876 160,3 New Dadand spar oast. LOOS, Do. Spar coot. 600, Do. 6 pat omit. 1861 814,000 Do.do.l4l.lnooaDoe 260,0001N0va 800 ala Op. 0,1876 046 1 .1 0 04Q6mailand Do. p. at. 1,177,450 Do. Do. 1801 .... 716,060 B.Auat Gov. 6 p. 0.,07-77 ' Do. 1871 sad wird,. 860,000 Vlailov.6p. &Jae. Jaly 4000,000 Do. 6p. ot. A1r11&00 2 1 : I. : BRITL9II Clifford Amid. Dor. O. Con. (Tavidek : Dragomans ffmt Itsamt East Cando& But Clarix Brim Piet Grenville 4:414.. 4 - Lovell E. W. Rouesll (M.Litt ) &cambia. & 11t_Auby 97 99 94 96 94 96 85 87 84 96 104 106 104 146 103 106 104 106 01 93 100 10.1 xd 105 WI id 103 106 xd 101 100 106 106 IN IN zd 186 107 96 97 96 86 t 40,?0_0, aiill 4 K 96 87 86 97 96 103 106 861 87i 102 103 103 e 19696 93 96 921 931 dieTtlim7a Great South Tokus 0. W. Vat (Hs l) Grenvlll• Rerod's Foot Mansion Downs Margaret (Uny Want Yorke Valley Ilwyncly Don On New Beton ...... .. North Roskoar . . North Wheal Crotty :: Pro" rae r n United Pro ca (C. Least) .. 8. Caradon (St. Clem)l .. South Condi:arms .. BStra Pszk W. Franca (Illossa) 1 .. .. 'Tin Croft ___ g :: lit's& Basset pooh). W. Carados (LtiWeard) West Chlvertes West Bobs Wh. Hamel (Illopa) wh. Boller Mothmli) W Ilari tt An(lltaboh ) WU. Trolawww (1.1•10 100,000 IC: 1 20, 10 15,000 10 smog 1 00,000 1 10,000 00 100,0011 1 16,000 01.000 I 60,00• 10,000 10 18, k 11 16,.. 3 7,017 60,000 30,000 1 10,000 10 100,000 13000 60 110,000 1 11,000 10 63,176' BO 10,000 1 50,006 1 1 10,0001 10 coax, lo 10,000 6 60,0001 1 15,0061 0.0001 00,000 104 106 1064 1074 La 100 A 2.14.• 111 11.6.6 5.9.0 111.7.0 Is . teit.o !FOREIGN MINIM. . Ft.t., elerellles Wetted) Analo-ares.Gold(Lbe )1 itutrelien Cope Copper (halted) eepnletlitrer (United Chenteleso.&e.llln., Ooplepo Ainited) Don Pedro, N. Del Rey Use Del Key (lAmlted) Fortune (Ladled) Una &BollyteGold General LiYnares (amada Welt Moled)ted) Lasltentso (Ltialted) Pannleillo Copper (L) Postmen' Goad (Lie.). PonarlbandBllver Lead .Pert rbAlp Royal Cobra *Latish Austral. 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YMIC•3 11,100 10,000 (Ili • Of d 13 It If 1/412 n 2 dla 8 6 15 16 16` IS, 11 °VW DI • IF 4d. 7 10 6[ 6[41. 4 3 26 IT 09 1113 105 106 3 6 dle 11 T 3 16[ 14141- . !"." e 10 8u I 1 dla _die 8 10 1811 Se I 12 11.. e (3-16 21 Si 3 Now. 1 1 4 __._ __ KM 1,11,003 IMMO/ 6 3GI. 14 1 33 31 41. 2 1 se_ 19_dle 11 i 10 - 10.000 WON - 6P7do. Now 0(( Mel. City Isprov.(L ) La Janeiro Oss (Lim Wall Stems Autra. Inve r st (1 New. elata (L African IL 41n. (I. _ Lad oi< II I/ 40 64 30 60 61 6 if,. 79 71991 1 lipo. 4 3dl 19 17 Al 1i Y 4 * 7 9 NA 40 45 13 14 114 10 941 61 14 pr iSlo idDI par ad 15 11 66 7 15 3 MS 10 68 60 68 60 13 75 6 1 7 1 10 II 115 115 te 96 110 116 7 I 6 5 33 15 60 70 1 1 De "Telegrapi: Icily ILOosairmaltals(L Do. Do. hamorD Maw In AL Palreises (L; noWlßLiater of AusAl lici _4 20 ail 1. 1 *ll-16 1 pos I No i 1 1 1 lf II li - 16 al e l :1 71 It 9 II I S {I nre THE UNIVERSITY OP ORFORD. RETURN OF MR. HARDY.-(THIS DAY.) Ow TILIQIAPH.) OXFORD, MOIMAY. Mr. Gathorne Hardy was this morning re elected for the University without opposition. He was proposed by the Provost of Oriel and seconded by the President of St. Jobs. The proceedings occupied about 10 minutes. _ THE DERBY AND _OAKS PROPHETS. " Meteor," it will be seen, falls back upon the favourite for the Derby winner and declares for VAUBAN. In this he is joined by " Argus "of the Post, by " As niodeus " of the Herald, and by the sporting correspon dents of t►e Tekgrapli and Star. " Argus " believes we shall see Julius second. " Asmodeus" puts Marksman second and Van Amburgh third. "Hotspur," the Tde grap4 writer, selects Van Amburgh for second, with Julius end Marksman fighting out the struggle of the " place" ;honours. The Star leaves the same two to fight for the second and third ; while the Herald puts Marksman second ►nd Van Amburgh third. With regard to the Oaks there is a favour of ACHIEVEMENT. voice in BETTING IN LONDON.-(THIS DAY.) HAL7-PART Two o'CLocw. The chief feature of to-day was the resuscitation of The Hake, who was backed at shortening pricer until 7to 1 was taken. Van Amburgh scarcely went so well, for after he had been supported at 7 to 1 be receded to 100 to 12 offered. The favourite still continues firm. Prices as follow: DERBY. G 5 to 40 egat Vauban (t and off) Ito 1 The Rake (t & off) R to 1 Markaman (t and w) 100 to 12 Van Amburgh (off) 100 to 7 The Palmer (t and off) 15 to 1 Julius (t) 25 to 1 Grand Cross (off, t3oto 1) 25 to 1 D'Eatournel (off) 40 to 1 Plaudit (t and off) 500 to 5 Master Butterfly (t) OARS. sto 2 on - . - 11oitievement (t) to 1 apt Rippe (t) 90 to 1 Bar two (a) CRICKET. GENTLEMEN OF THE SURREY CLUB v. COLTS (WITH LOCKYER AS CAPTAIN). The twenty-second season of the Surrey County Club was inaugurated this morning at the Oval, the match appropriately selected being • " Canter with the C01t..." According to the Cricketers' Pocket-book, the match wee originally set for the 23rd and 24th instant, but at the late dinner the hon. secretary announced that in consequence of the latter being the " Oaks Day," the dates would be altered to the 20th and 21st. The weather was dull, and • heavy shower fell in the early morning, rendering the green sward at the Oval, beautiful to look upon ; the wickets were in splendid condition, in short, we question whether they ever were so good ; the state of the ground generally reflects great credit on George Street,under whose superintendence it is placed. Surrey having for the last three years forfeited to some extent her status as a county, owing to a paucity of bowlers, much curiosity was felt amongst the ',abaci. of the Oval, as to whether amongst the lot of youngsters trotted out, such a ram aria might be discovered or not. It was late (1235) before play commenced, the Gentlemen, "captained " by Mr. Miller, having lost the toss, had to take the field, the first pair of batsmen being Garman, of Dorking, and Roberu, of Battersea, and the bowlers Messrs. J. C. Greenfield' and Miller. The former gen tleman at once " put on the steam," and in two successive balls in his second over settled Roberts and Constable—the two first wickets of the Colts going for as many runs. Luff, of Kew, followed, and Carman" broke the ice" by hitting Mr. Killer to leg for 2. Mr. Miller then bowled Lutf (3 for 8). Score : COLls—First inninp. German. not out Konen., b J. C. tirrenneld Constable, b. afuo .... o _... 6 B 1, w 4.. Total 8 MINBB.-(THIS DAY.) thrs The amount of business in the mining market to day is not large, but there is a demand for Prince of Wales, Wheal Seton, West Seton, Great Vor, West Chiverton, and Wheal Basset shares. Chi verton Moor and Great Retallack, however, are flatter. Subjoined are some of the present quota tions, viz.:—Prince of Wales, 51s. 6d. to 525. 6d. ; Wheal Seton, 120 to 1221 ; Great Vor, 171 to 181 ; West Chiverton, 65 to 67 ; Wheal Basset, 671 to 70 ; Great Retallack, 3,1 to 4 ; Chiverton Moor, 5 to 1 ; North Chiverton, 41 to ; West Kitty, 12s. 6d. to 17s. 6d. ; and Row Grande, 12s. 6d. to 17s. 6d. An extraordinary general meeting of the Central American Mining Company (Limited) is convened for the 20th of June, *hen a resolution will be pro posed for a voluntary winding-up. WEATHER REPORT.-(THIS DAY.) MONDAY, MAT TO. S AM. i:- cz-a' rk.sruyot Litwin, of Liver. (Ll' United Dlseeeinteorp I. Wag (L 1 sited . 0o.(1.. Do. 10 per rent pref. Univers. al grime Ins.(L 1 an Diensen's tend a. sinikKocl. Warrant Chump (1.11&_; Weettedistreeine lit (L MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Ors o'o3oaa. The amount of business in the Stock Exchange to day is large, and the tendency of the various markets is decidedly buoyant. The state of political affairs is considered very satisfactory, while the knowledge that upwards of one million and shelf sterling in gold is on the way from New York and Australia, the bulk of which is expected to be retained here, has led to the anticipation that the course of the money market during the next few months will be favourable. The transac tions consist almost entirely of purchases, and include numerous bond fide investments, tempted by the low quotations now current for many securities, and the difficulty of employing money in other quarters. The funds are in active request, and have experienced a fresh rise of to it per cent. British railway stocks have been largely bought by recent speculators for lower prices, and show a further important advance. Metropolitan, Mid land, South Eastern, Great Northern A, and London, Brighton, and South Coast are in especial request. The demand extends to some of the foreign bonds and Atlantic Cable shares. The discount market is quiet to-day, with a large amount of money seeking employment, and few bills offering. The rate for choice paper is 2.1 per cent. Loans for a few days on English govern ment securities are offered in the Stock Exchange at 2 per cent. Commis are now quoted 92i to 93, with div., for money, and 91i, or 91 7-16 to • 9-16, ex div., for the account (Juno 6) ; and the Three per Cents. Reduced and New _Three per Cents., 9O to 91. The Indian Five per Cent. stock remains firm, at 112 i to I. Italian of 1861 and Mexican bonds are inquired for, and have risen I per cent. Some of the less speculative foreign stocks are also better, but Turkish of 1865 and Spanish Passive have declined 1 to f ; Turkish Bonds of 1865 are quoted 311 to R ; Greek, 141 to I ; Spanish Passive, 221 to I ; ditto Certificates, 14f to 15; Italian of 1861, 51f so 3; Mexican, 171 to f. - United States 5-26 bonds show no variation at 721 to I, but Erie and Illinois Central Railway shares have improved } per cent., viz. to 42} to j, and 761 to f respectively. Anglo-American and Atlantic Telegraph Eight per Cent. Preference share* are in request, and have advanced ss. to 7s. Gd. ; the former are quoted 171 to 18, ani the latter, 4i to it. . _ Financial and miscellaneous shares meet with inquiry. International Financial are quoted 21 to f dis.; London Financial, 23 to 21 dis. ; General Credit, 21 to 2 dis. ; Credit Foncier, 61 to 6 clis. ; National Discount, 71 to prem.; and Hudson's Bay, 16} to 1. There is an increased demand for bank shares, and prices are firm. Imperial Ottoman are quoted 1 to 01 dia. ; Union of London, 39 to 40 ; and Alliance, 10i to 10 dis. An extraordinary meeting of the West London Wharves and Warehouses Company (Limited) is called for the 4th of June, when a resolution will be proposed for winding up the undertaking voluntarily. An extraordinary meeting of the Hammersmith and City Railway Company will be held on the 4th of June, "to consider, and, if approved, to sanc tion, the necessary deed for finally completing the transfer of the Hammersmith and City Railway to the Great Western and Metropolitan Railway Com panies." A special meeting of the Wensum Valley Rail way Company is convened for the 27th inst„ when a bill for authorising the abandonment of the making of this line will be submitted for approval or otherwise. HALF-PART THREI O'CLOCK. The stock markets are exceedingly buoyant, and prices are again higher in many cases. The de mand extends to banking and financial skarv,s, which have been so long neglected. Console are now quoted 92; to 93, with div., for money, and 91} to $, ex div., for the account, showing a fresh rime of a per cent. in the latter instance. About 58,0001. in gold has been sent into the Bank. At Paris this morning the Three per Cent. Rentes opened at 69.80, showing no change. The City Chamberlain is inviting applications for City Bonds to the amount of 265,0001., being part of the sum of 350,000/. authorised to be raised under the act of the present session for the com pletion of the now bridge at Blackfriars and the purchase, &c., of Southwark-bridge. These bonds have twelve years to run, and bear interest at the rate of 4i per cent. per annum, payable half-yearly by coupons at the Bank of England. They are for sums of 1,0001., 5001., and 1001. each, and are to be issued at par. Applications, accompanied by payment in full or by a deposit of 10 per cent., are to be re gi stered in the order in which they are received. The special security is the Bridge-house estates, and, failing these, the general revenues of the corporation. We are requested to state that the half-yearly general meeting of the shareholders in the Otto man Railway Company, adjourned to Tuesday (to morrow) at 2 o'clock, will be held at the Albion Tavern, 153, Aldersgate-street, instead of at the London Tavern. Creditors of the Ramsgate Victoria Hotel Com pany (Limited) are required to send the particulars of their claims to Mr. S. Lovelock, of Coleman street, the official liquidator, by the 17th of June, the 27th of that month having been appointed for adjudicating upon them. The particulars are published of a number of bonds, representing 68,4001., of the Turkish Guaranteed Loan of 1865, which have been drawn, and will be payable at the Bank of England on the lit August. The ship Strongbow, from Calcutta for Liver pool, with a valuable cargo of cotton, jute, seed, ttc., his now been at sea about six months, and will soon be considered a lost ship. About three weeks ago as much as 80 guineas premium were paid at Lloyd's to effect fresh insurances upon this vessel, but the underwriters now refuse to enter into further transactions. SATURDAY Evzernta._ Consols, which closed yesterciiiai96lt;k, ex div., for the 6th of June, opened this morning at 91 to a, and closed at 91*, " buyers." For money the last price was 92 71 to a, with div. The Three per Cents. Reduced and New Three per Cents. were quoted at 1 o'clock 90/ to 1. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 924, a, a, ; ditto, for account, 91, I, ex div. ; Th ree per Cents. Re duced, 90f, ; New Three per Cents., 90i, ; Bank Stock, 251 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 112 a, f, b ; ditto Five per Cent.," enlaced" rupee paper, 103. At the Royal Institution, last Friday evening, Professor Odling delivered a lecture " On the absorption of gases by metals," founded on the recent reseasehes of Kr. Graham. • MIL. GARRISON AND MR. GLORAZ TROMPSOIv. Mr. William Lloyd Garrison, the distinguished leader of the American anti•slavery party, and Mr. George Thomp. nos arrived at Liverpool, in the Cuba, on Saturday last. Mr. Garrison ? who intends to make • stay of several months in this country and on the continent, left for Paris this morning, where a portion of his family await his ar rivld. On Friday, at the unanimous request of the ims. sellers on bowl the Cuba, who included gentlemen from various parts of the Southern States, Mr. Thompson deli vered an address, which was must enthusiastically received. 1 COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANE.--(THIS DAY.) The quantity of English wheat on sale here to-day was very limited ; nevertheless, all kinds met a heavy inquiry, and in some instances the transactions concluded were at is to 2s. per quarter less money when compared with Monday last. The show of foreign wheat being extensive, sales pro gressed heavily, and prices may be considered quite Is. per qr. lower. The business doing was very moderate. There was a fair inquiry for barley, the supply of which was limited, at last week's currency. The transactions in malt were trifling, yet very little change took place in the quotations. The oat trade was somewhat heavy, and prices declined 6d. per qr. Beans were scarce, and quite as dear a last week. The few peas on offer were taken off at previous mfrs. Both English and foreign flour was heavy, at barely stationary prices. Agricultural seeds were very dull. The floating cargo trade has ruled inactive, and prices generally remain unaltered. During the last few days, however, a better feeling has prevailed, and buyers show more disposition to operate. Fine carpet of wheat belle scams, extreme rates were upheld. Operations in Baas* for shipment up to the end of the year have been renewed at late currencies. Chilian, 635. 6d. ; galenite, 65e. ; Ghirka, on , 61s. 6d. ; Banat, to be shipped, 43a. to 445. ly one cargo of maize has teen on offer. For cargoes on passage, and for shipment, lower terms were accepted. galenite,Bunks', shipping, cls. No barley hie been on sale, and in the absence of any transactions prices are nominal. There has been seine inquiry for rye on passage, for the continent, but at a decline of ls. on late rates. Holders, however, are firm, and no transactions are reported. For beans, the tad* has continued quiet at previous quotations. Egypt z 39a per 4801bs. ; inilleteeed is without tritera Linseed, on the spot, is scarce ; and ordinary Calcutta is worth efe. per quarter; Patna, 675.; Bombay, 635.; Black Bea, 61a. 6d. to 6%. Rape and oil serds show much firmness. Calcutta fetches, 475.; ditto April, June shipment, 47e. ; Brown Ferozencee on spot, 51s. ; goumeanee, 525. ; fine Uncle, Ms. to Ms. ; Guzerat, 58a. to 595. ; poppyseed, 6Za, ,• peel seed, Ti. Cottonseed meets a good request, and prices are ad vancing. The latest quotation is 81. 10s. For oilemkes an advance of be. per ton has been obtained. Americas' linseed, western begs, fetch 91.75. 6d ; beet New York hap, 101. 7s. 6d. ; and barrels, 10/. 12e. 61, ex ship. Cottonseed cakes are also dearer, the price, on the spot, being 51. ss' to 5/. 10s.; for Termonda 51. 10a. is paid for next month's shipment. The exports last week were 3,505 quarters of oats, 450 rye, and 11,375 rapeseed. Pot Qr. Ossi. $. I. Bookl=ts MI to 34 . Irish, ~.._.- „ while lt to 30 Mal& moss= ss to rr 11411 ll5 to IT --- - - 8.M...W rtz. a ----; 41 to K Grey -- IS to 40 Maple 4l 14 44 Whits iii to 42 Babes _ 4O 4441 Town 111141. ONI lbs. Household l4 to N Country Norfolk owl &Wolk, as ship 4s to 47 Per Qr. 01111 I. D. sad Swedish. 24 to 33 NNA= _ 24 to Lll Danish - 34 le 43 =avu•• Logan .. -- .... 97 to 99 .... SS to al LIMAN 00113 White 34 to 411. Yellow Two'. Frew* per took . 44 to Li Ittougeh „ 66 to 42 Dar tart .. 27 to 36 Csoadlita 27 to .66 'only& .. Total ..1 ITO LONDON, BY LAND AND MAY 13 TO MAY 18, 80111 LIVERPOOL °arrow MARKET. (THIS DAY.) (BY IMUSGRAPN.) (NEON OUR OWN oomarwroarr.) The market very 4ruog. Salm about 12,000 bales. MINCING-LANK.—(THIS DAY.) SUGAR.—The market remains steady but quiet. Refined, • moderate business is doing, at last week's currency. Corecit.—A fair amount of business is doing, at the full valuation. Tea.—The market remains quiet. About 1,600 packages will be brought to public sale this week. Rieg.-2,500 bags of Rangoon sold at lb. 3d., and 100 tons of white Bengal, for arrival, at 16e. 3d. CUCHINIAL. —About 100 bags sold at steady prices. Jurg.-1,2110 bales sold at 101. 10e. eirrroN.—About 1,000 bales sold at fully previous rates. In other articles no change. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The market is steady. Town tallow is quoted 41s. 9d.• Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 43a. 3d. ; June, 435. to 435. 641. •, October to December. 44 .. to 440. 3d. ; December, 445. 6d. rAATICULLIA OI TALLOW. Stock on hand Ms day.. casks Delivery last week Ditto from let Jane .R+:V i:d:.ek liiL - Eiimir. — Litt* Irons let.iniut Pricer C. on spot this day Ditto Town last Friday 40,610 13,6614 1066 i 3 4 1174 677 %al NO I 546 73,200 111,143 161,166 1 10, UR 310 643 .. 6 64.942 79, 6 10 KM VAR a d.s. 4. d. d. a d. /a d. d. a 3 40 4 as 1 43 3 41 6 41 6 45 0 44 3 Arrival for the week aiding nib May hit yew, 1.666 auks, and delivery. eaaks. Th e arrival last week emerbed eel casks Weser. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) The supply of beasts is short, the average quality is good, and trade on the whole is active. Price@ are about the same as on Monday last, although there was • difficulty in clearing . out. The number of sheep is larger, and trade se dull ; consequently there is a reduction in price except for choicest dawriptions. Lambs and calves are not selling so well as on Thursday. Our foreign supply consists of 1,340 beasts, 7,150 sheep. 218 calves, and 20 pigs. From Scotland there are ltta beasts, Norfolk and Suffolk, 2,000, and 477 from the Northern and Midland Counties. Per stone of alba a 4 ► 4 Per stood of alba ad.s. d. Best Septa Herelda 6 0 6 2 Best Dos& flf-bds2Sh 6 0 6 2 Best Short-horns 4 10 6 0 Best Lang-w 0015.... • 0 0 0 fleeced oil. beasts 3 04 0 Do. do. Macs.... 4 04 10 Calves PIP Best Dos& 1111.breds 0 0 0 0 1 Webs Beasts si market, 4,050: sheep sod lam* 30,250 ; eaves. 264; pigs, 410. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Marra. Pattenden and Smith report more activity ut the trade, at slightly advanced prioem The reports from the plantations this morning speak of a general attack of 4—f rom one to ten on a leaf. COAL MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Walls End Hetton, 18s. 6d. • Walls End Haswell, 18e. Gd. ; Walls End Original Ha rtlepool, 18s. 6d. ; Walls End Braddyls Helton, 17s. 3d. ; Was End Eden Main, 171.• ' Walls End Godorth, 16s. 9d. ; Walls End Tunsta ll , 164. 9d. ; Walls End Helton Lyons, 16s. 9d. • Wylam 16e. ; His. 9d. West Har t ley, 18s. 3a. ; Hast ings Hartley, 18s. 3d.—Ships at market, 15 ; at sea, 65. Wheat. Barley. Malt os4a. :Is= Peas Flour arks. res X 41 21 1iv 4 ‘ 46 1 beta 16401 66313 366 1 156 sues MS 414 1 .. abali PROVINCIAL SNARE MARKET& LFTZIPOOL, MAT l or e to-day Great instar=: 34 130 30; 30 301 1 I—Oreat Western, 43 31 1 l— and Vorit.hire, 1261 1 I London, Chatham, and Dower, 14 — London and North Western, 1131 1 1 14 1 1 14—kfanchester, shefffeld. and Lincolnshire, Of 14 4 i I—lietropolitan, 119 194 ll~Yidla 4. 100 51 9 91 10--NwtB Brltish,344!-Mouth isatern, 6544 4 5 SI 4l—Buffalo and Lake Hamm, 41 1-16 1-4Jrausti Trunk of Canada, 191—Great Wooten' of Canada 161 I—Fire Twentiee, 724—Great Luxemburg, 101 4—itoyal Insurance, 04 p. —Anglo-American Telegraph, le Atlantk Telegraph Light per Cent., 1-10 A 3-I{—Pantie Steam Company, 90—Ditto, new shares, 96. iIIaMLIMBAX, MAT 111.—Businews done •. Birmingham Gas, Class A. at 116: Birmingham Wagon llimltedl, M GI • General Steam Navigation, at 26f; Muntis Metal, 21 Ms. ; Patent SUM and Asletrse Limited New, at 14 pm. ; !Staffordshire Wheel and Axle 'Limited), at 9-16 din. Cloeimt prices : Stratford-upon- Area Railway, 141 to 161 Great Western Railway Birmingham Guaranteed Threeand.lialf per Cent., Ed to 641 Land Mortgage Bank of India klAreited ,01 to 2 die. ; Leyte Bank kl.lsaw4 71 to 71 prem. Dunn, MAT Id—Throe per Cent. Omen* 011 I — New Thr" Dm Cent. Stock, 9 , 1--Ditto, for account, Jone 90f 61 of /Mend (non paid , 220 240—National inn *eV. it u — P rn- Medal 4,25 paid', an—Belfast and County Down .550 d i n —Belfast, and Northern Counties 100 PAM). 46— Graal and Western 45100 paid). 924 ARDITI IN AIISTEALTA.—A private letter says : " I was journeying in a wild part of South Australia, near Brendalnane, when I passed a house to which sny ears wet• ravished with the sounds of Aribti's famous 'II ll.Lccio,' played on an harmouiuto." PRICIII2 CUIRILENT. norm. Per Qr. /rime. a. Boit. Lent. red, old MSo 72 -—— n 4, - - ii ii io ii „ 14. Waki,_old 66 66 76 a TO Nerfplic and Lincoln __ - is - e1.n.17 - — ss to do BAILIT. lisking Distilling grinding E2 to 14 MALT. Norfolk, and .. . s A lk --- ap f° li Kingdom and Ware 09 to 73 .o- -- .. ioio Rra New........ .... neon fie, teed OS to 21 potato 500 . 4314 food low Per Qr. wain.. a I. Marla and - Eat - ---- ---- a u 74 10?itock & Y•ekln .... . ___ Da= 69 to le Boisloa, burst . soft Ain4ricaaa, red -a BARLIT Grinding Distilling Math , / DS to u Ora Dutch brewini — . 24 to St feeding ARRIVALS OF OLATN, ta. r WATBK CAKRIAtiII % 111011 INCLUSIVI4 U