The Express. — London, England, 1866-05-23 00:00:00

~ ... ~, LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) ..-.....'. EXCHEQUER CHAMBER. The Lord Chief Baron, with some of the other judges, i st this morning, and appointed the following days for sittings in error : gor errors from the Queen's Bench, 13th and 14th June. For errors from the Comon Pleas, 15th and 16th June. Tor errors from the Ba ch e quer, 18th and 19th June, and o ther days if necessary. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Before Mr. Commissioner Goulburn.) IN RE JOHN OLADITIONZ. 'lll4 bankrupt was a merchantof White Lien-court, Corn late trading in partnership with his son, Thomas Hall Gladstone, who had absconded. The adjudication took nos in November, 1864, and there hays been repeated ad jeumnents for the perfecting of the accounts, which were sow handed in. Mr. Linklater,for the assignees, stated that the deficiency 1111 now 214,0001., and as the present position of a ff airs see greatly attributable to the conduct of the bankrupt" son, who was absent, and as the bankrupt was far advanced in life, the assignees did not object to his now receiving his order of discharge. Mr. Lawranoe, for the bankrupt, said that he bad sur rendered everything to his creditors, and found himself Dow, at the end of along commercial career, penniless, sad ispendent on his friends for support. A few years igo he had retired from another firm, with a capital if 80,000 f. It was a great relief to Mr. Glad done to know that the assignees offered no opposition to his discharge, and though the court had a discretionary power, he hoped it would not be exercised in a way hostile io the bankrupt, whose closing days might be embittered by such a result. The Commissioner—Let him pan his examination and take his order. (Before Mr. Registrar Roche.) s al H. S. CUNNINGHAM. — LARGE FAILURE IN THE TEA TRADE. The bankrupt was a wholesale tea dealer, of Mincing lane, late trading in partnership with Henry Birt. The adjudication was on his own petition. He attributes hi s failure to losses in trade and the absconding of his partner. The preliminary statement shows an aggregate liability of ife,ls9/., against 35,58.31., of which security is held. This was the first sitting. Assignees were chosen, and a day named for the last examination and discharge. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) MANSION-HOUSE. A well-dressed young man named James Robinson, was brought before Alderman Rose, charged upon his own con fession with forging and uttering a cheque for 5W., upon the London Joint Stock Bank. The case was a very extraordinary one. It appeared that OD Tuesday evening, about 10 o'clock, the prisoner went to a police - constable nam ed Waters, who was on duty at the Bow-street police-station, and said he wished to give himself up for forging the name of his master, Mr. Richards, of New City-chambers, to • bill of exchange for 50f. upon the London Joint-Stock Bank. The inspector on duty wan referred to, and the prisoner was taken to the Bow-lane police-court station, where he was locked up. Yesterday morning, however, the prisoner aid he was very sorry at having been so foolish as to give himself up, as there was no foundation for the accusation be had made against himself. The prisoner, in answer to a question put by the bench said that he had given himself up while under an extraor dinary hallucination and believed that he had actually committed the offence. Alderman Rose inquired if the prisoner's master was in attendance. Mr. Richards, who carries on the business of an average adjuster at the New City-chambers, stepped . forward, and said that the prisoner had been in his service for several years, and had conducted himself very well, and he had not the slightest ground of complaint against him. Alderman Rose asked if there was any foundation for the charge of forgery. Mr. Richards said there was none whatever. He had examined his books and could not detect anything wrong. Alderman Rose asked if he could account in any manner for the prisoner's extraordinary conduct. Mr. Richards said that some time back the prisoner was very ill, and his health appeared so much shaken that he advised him to leave his employment for a short time, and said he would take him back at any time when he felt fetter. He had since returned to his employment, and was in his service at the present time, and the only way in which he could account for his having made each a charge against himself was that he was under some extraordinary delusion. Alderman Rose said the prisoner, under these circum stances, would of course be discharged. He had, how ever, placed himself in a very unpleasant position, and he hoped that the inconvenience to which he had been sub jected would deter him from doing such a thing again. The prisoner was then discharged. MARLBOROUGH-STREET. OUTRAGE BY A SOLDIEB. Roderick Fraser, ' O;;atC of the Scots Fusiliers, was charged before Mr. Tyrwhitt with being drunk and assault ing Mrs. Mary Ann Martin, wife of a bootmaker residing at No. 4, Great Crown-court, Pulteney-street. Mrs. Martin said that on the previous night she was standing at her door, when the prisoner came up to her and gave her a fearful blow on the head, knocking her down. Her husband, who heard her scream, then came up, and gave the prisoner into custody. She hoped the magistrate, however, would be lenient to the prisoner, as be had been drinking, and perhaps some one had offewled him. In answer to Mr. Tyrwhitt, the complainant said the prisoner was an entire stranger to her, and that she had not given him any offence. Mr. Martin, husband of the complainant, said that while going up Great Crown-court the previous night, he heard the prisoner say, at the same time taking off his belt, that he would do fur anyone. The primmer then deliberately knocked his wife down, upon which witness gave him into custody. Sergeant Ward, 290 A, proved seeing the prisoner in I Crown-court with his belt off. The last witness gave him into custody for assaulting his wife, and there was a large crowd collected, and some of the bystanders said the pri soner bad also knocked down a drunken man and broken his leg. The constable had been to the man in the hos pital that morning, and the man said that as he was drunk at the time and might have injured himself, he did not wish to say anything against the soldier. There was another soldier with the prisoner, and he also had his belt off, and from what he could learn they had both been knocking people about. In answer to Mr. Tyrwhitt, the sergeant said the pri soner had been drinking. The only defence the prisoner made to the charge was that be did not think he had done it. Mr. Tyrwhitt said he was sorry to see a man with a good conduct stripe charged with such an offence. He should fine the prisoner 205., or 14 days. LAMBETH. HIM FIRST OFFENCE. Henry Waller World, who described himself as an auc tioneer, but who was summed to be a surgeon, from the fact of his having a vise of surgical instruments in his possession. was charged with being drunk and incapable, and also attempting to defraud a cabman. Acting-Sergeant Vincy, 3.11 P, said that about 1 o'clock this morning he heard a loud noise in Lorimore-church yard, and on going to see what was the matter he found the prisoner lying on Ids back calling out lustily for help, and he took him into custody. From what he (witness) had Imbeeimently learned it appeared that, in order to avoid the payment of a cabman who had been driving him about for souse time, the prisoner had ran away, and, scrambling over the churchyard wall, had tumbled amongst the tombs, and no doubt became so alarmed at his strange situation that he called out lustily for assistance. William Hallam, the driver of the cab 377, said that at about 12 o'clock last night he was engaged by the prisoner at the Queen's Elm, Fulham-road, and not observing at the time that he was so drunk, he had no hesitation in taking him. He drove him to three or four places where he said he lived, and at length to Lorimore-square, where he got Out, and attempted to bilk him, as the constable stated. His fare and loss of time amounted to Bs. The prisoner assured his worship it was positively his first offence, and begged hard to be let off. Mr. Elliott told him he could not do so, and ordered him to pay the eight shillings, or be imprisoned for four days SOUTHWARK. SERIOUS CHARGE OF STABBING Is THE STREET. Charles Edwards was placed at the bar, before Mr. Woolrych, for final examination, charged with stabbing Edwanl Jenkins, in the Waterloo-road, in three places. Mr. Straight, the barrister, appeared for the prisoner. The prosecutor, a sailor, living on Tower-hill, said that on Monday night, about 12 o'clock, he was proceeding along the Waterloo-road towards home. and when near Webber row the prisoner rushed suddenly upon him and struck him in the face with something like a life-preserver. He asked him what he did that for, when the prisoner struck hum again. Witness then seized hold of hum, when the Prisoner stabbed him in the back, side of his neck, and in the face. A mob collected, and a constable coming up at the time secured the prisoner, and witness had his wounds attended to by a surgeon. In cross-examination by the learned counsel, witness said he had been drinking rather freely, but he was not drunk. Ile never gave the prisoner the least provocation. Thomas Mourcraft, a chair maker, residing at 47, Tower street. Waterloo-road, said he was turning towards home when he saw the prosecutor, prisoner, and two females at the corner of the road. The prosecutor was remonstrating with the prisoner who rushed at him and struck him several tunes. He had something in his band which fell to the ground on a policeman coming up. Mr. Charles Corbett Blades, surgeon, Bennington-park road, said he was called to the Tower-street police-station, Where he saw the prosecutor bleeding. He had a cut , th e B b e ed- Pc° 4 as or , m ild is Po' O th" to or to imously. ,wmitte. over the left eye, another adjacent to the carotid artery, and a third cut under the left bladebone. They were all of them deep and clean cute, andmighthave been done with the pen knife produced. Peter Lauri*, 28 L, said he saw a mob at the corner of the Waterloo-road, and on going up saw the prosecutor bleeding in the face. He said he bad been stabbed, and pointed out the prisoner as having done it. He found the penknife produced in his pocket. The prisoner denied the charge al Cher. He merely went up to see what was the matter when he was taken into custody. Mr. Woolrych committed him for trial. P°."*° ." D l 2.i..0 29 e 2.14.6 1224 } 132 1114 2.5 6 - [l5l L1 . 1616116* 92 3 . 122} 544 I 6 1 121 2 . 61 11 1 1 6, 4. 6, 1, 70 69 108 !se ri 365 k bill 5.17.0 10' 11 p] 120 124 1 fpm 1 2 pm 73 75 108 112 148 160 66 68 46 49 70 72 7 8 140 143 1 3 pm 100 103 fit 64 SESSIONS. Bh. I Pd. I RAILWAYS. Clogingpiicea. I Sales. 100 allAtlantle 3St. Lawrence; St 100 Born. Bar. &C. lu gsp. e. 20 8 . Do. F Shares II 201 y all Buffalo & Lake iluron 10 all Do. Preference 100 100 . Buff.,liraut.,&Goderlels ; 6 per cent 1872.34 St. .100 Cal. &S. Eastarn sp. e.g. St. 100 Cape T. & Dock 6p. e. g. 100 all • Demerara,7p.c.porpref St. .100 East Bengal gu. sdo St. 100 East Indian gu. sdo , St. 'lOO Grand Trunk of Canada' 100 , all Do. Equip. M. 8.6p.ct., 1 100 all I Do. let pref. Bonds I 100 all j Do. do. deferred; 100 all Do. 2nd pref. Sunda ; 100 • all I Do. do. deferred; 100 all Do. 3rd pref. Stock 100 . all • Do. do. deferred; 100 all Du. 4th pref. Stock 1 100 all Do. do. deferred' St. 100 Great Indian Peninsula 20 16 ; Do. gua. 5 per cent 20 6 Do. New do. 20 2 Do. New i - 44 56 100 101 }this pm 4 1 8 4 7 76 80 ao es 100 202 100 101 100 102 19 21 86 87 80 13 65 ao 65 67 50 55 42 45 1011 100 25 6 1061 61 lipm fpm fpm 101 Si: 100 GCS. of India. g. sp. ct.i St. • 180 , Do. 43 per cent. I St. 2 Do. 201 all Gt. Western of Canada 00i 18 Do. New 100 all , Do. 6c.1141, pay. 1873: 100 all • Do.. do. do. 1877-8.1 10 2 Indian Br Limited. St. 100 Madras guar. sp. cent.. St. 100 . Do. do. 4 d 0.... St. 100 I Do. do. ai do : 20 10 Do. Fifth Extension . St. 100 Meth. Corp 6 per c. 60 • all , Melt). and Hotisok's Bay 100 •.. 1)o. 6p• ct., pay. 18S0 100 .. , Do. sp. ct., pay. 1805, St. 100 , of Can.6p.c.lstp. B. St. 100 • Scindc, gua. 5 per cent.' St. 100 1 Do. Delhi do 20 2: Do. do. do 14} 15 5f MR 91 93 vi' 83 85 If 19: 109 101 90 92 86 88 61 63 100 10? 83 86 80 82 99 100 96 98 ,6 I N ed" St. 100 I Do. Punjaub do .... 84 100 Do. Indus St Rot. do. 43 49 i --- THE EXPRESS, wEDNESDAY L EVENING, MAY' 23, 1866. apneas. I Oaks. W 96 90 95 90 W 77 71 76 79 101 104 109 104 104 104 102 104 96 09 100 104 xd 106 107 id 102 106 103 106 101 103 zd 104 100 9? 100 xd 90 93 91 96 96 86 96 96 70 73 96 99 IS 100 104 116 100 102 6 9 10 490 610 13* 1 1 6 0 2 1 2 eir 70 - 99 24 t I 21 ft I,l} provement. 1418 It lf 37 39 31 4 4 6 2 Ildiel 25 45 S 4 27 Ti 350 375 1} It 16 20 9 11 3 5 1 7 67} 724 130 140 80 85 1 . 9 17} e - 4a 1%406 13 16 WIIRTEMBURG. (ZZOTZII% =UMIAK.) STUTTGARD, MAY 23. The Chambers were opened to-day. The speech from the tfirone expresses a hope that the difficul ties in Germany may yet be peacefully settled, by justice being rendered to Schleswig Holstein and by the accomplishment of federal reform. In the contrary case, " Wnrtemburg, with her allies, will I resolutely place herself on the aide of right." MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Owz The dealings in public securities to-day are rather limited, but the general tendency of prices is not unfavourable, a hope being enter tained that the Congress will soon meet, and that war may yet be averted. Consols are unchanged for money, but are 1-16 per cent. higher for the account. Foreign stocks show a slight rise in some cases, and British railways are steady. Financial shares are unaltered, with the exception of an advance of 6e. in Credit Foncier and Mobilier. Bank shares are heavy, owing to the announcement just made with reference to the Bank of London. In the market for miscellaneous shares, there is a demand for Egyptian Commercial and Trading, at an im- The applications for discount to-day are rather moderate, yet the charge for choice bills is still 10 per cent. It is noticed, as a satisfactory feature, that Bank notes are being returned from the pro vinces to London. The shares of the Bank of London are quoted to-day 10 discount to par, with 101. paid, but this price is quite nominal, the " jobbers" refusing to deal. It may be explained that the Consolidated Bank simply take over the current and deposit ao counts of the Bank of London, without making themselves liable for the other engagements of that undertaking. _ . The suspension is announced of Messrs. Robin son, Coryton, and Co., private bankers, of thian chester—a firm connected with the European Bank, but their liabilities are understood to be limited. Consols are now quoted 86a to with div., for money, and 851 to a, ex div., for the account (June 6). The foreign stock market is somewhat firmer. Turkish Bonds of 1862 have improved 1 per cent. ; Greek, # ; and Turkish of 1865, Spanish Certificates, and Mexican, /. Turkish Bonds of 1862 are now quoted 60 to 62 ; ditto of 1865, 30a to ; Greek, 10 to 11 ; Spanish Pasaive, 19$ to ; ditto Certificates, 14a to a ; Italian of 1861, 39 to ; Brazilian scrip, 8i to dis. ; and Mexican, 16g to g. United States 5-20 Bonds and Erie Railway shares are unaltered, at 64,4 to I and 421 to /, re spectively ; but Illinois Central have risen per cent., viz. to 76 to 77. International Financial shares are now quoted 2} to 2 dia. ; London Financial, 15i to 141 die.; General Credit, 3} to 3 die. ; Imperial Mercantile, 10 to 9 dis. ; Credit Foncier, 2; to die. ; Overend, Gurney, and Co., 18 to 16 die. ; and National Discount, 5i to 6i prem. HALF-PAST TIIREE O'CLOCK. Console are quoted 86w to with div., for money, and 85;, ex div., for the account, being about the same as at 1 o'clock. _ _ About 40,0001. in gold has been withdrawn from the Bank for exportation. The Bank of London have made arrangements for the transfer of their business to the Consoli dated Bank (Limited). The former bank was established in 1855, and has a paid-up capital of 400,0001., in addition to a reserve fund of 302,3241. There are 40,000 shares of 201. each, upon which 101. has been paid, and transactions were recorded yesterday at 91., or V. discount. After official hours the quotation was still lower. The Bank of London, which is an un limited concern, has for some time past been largely identified with financial operations, and in this way its funds have been locked up. It is stated, however, that eventually these transactions will be closed without any loss to the shareholders. The foreign banking business of the undertaking is understood to be of the best description, and . it has a large number of deposit and current accounts, although they have been reduced considerably of late. At the meeting of the shareholders held on , the 17th of January last, the disposable balance amounted to 42,0871., and a dividend and bonus, equal together to 20 per cent. per annum free of income tax, were declared for the half year. It was then decided to reduce the 1001. shares into five of 201. each. The following official paragraph I was sent to us late last evening for publication 1 " We are requested to state that an arrangement has been made between the Consolidated Bank and • the Bank of London, whereby the Consolidated ' Bank will protect the current and deposit accounts of the customers of the Bank of London. The bu siness will be carried on without interruption as heretofore in Threadneedle-street and Charing ! cross, to which premises the Consolidated Bank will forthwith be removed." An instalment of 10 per cent., making 55 per cent. paid, falls due to-day (Wednesday) on the Brazilian Loan for 5,000,0001. sterling, introduced in September last by Messrs. Rothschild and Sons. I The remaining instalments are 10 per cent., pay ! able on the 24th of July, and 9 per cent., payable , lon the 26th September. Messrs. Luck ie Brothers, merchants, have stopped withjavm liabilities amounting to about F:), 0007 The following circular has been sent to their creditors : 182, Fenchurch-street, May 22,1866. Gentlemen, —Being unable to meet the difficulties thrown upon us Ly the recent failures we are under the necessity, for the interest of all ooneenaed, of suspending payment. We have placed our books in the hands of Messrs. Coleman, Turquand, Youngs, and Co., who will prepare a statement of our a ff airs and place it before you at as early a period as possible. Meanwhile we solicit your kind forbearance, and remain your obedient servants, Lucius BROTHER& At the meeting yesterday of the Bank of Queens land the directors' report was adopted. The balance of profit on the operations of the half-year was stated at 10,373/. but a considerable amount of bad and doubtful debts has been incurred, en tirely from advances made by the colonial manager upon securities which now prove to be insufficient. There is consequently a deficiency of 42,0711., which it is intended to cover as follows .—From balance of undivided profit, 7,6081. ; ditto reserve fund, 3.0001. ; ditto capital account, 33,3921. The following has been received from the secre tary of the Egyptian Commercial and Trading Company (Limited) : A conference took place to-day between a number of shareholders in the Egyptian Commercial and Trading Company (Limited) and the directors. The parties present at the meeting represented 30,782 shares, or more than one fourth of the entire capital. A statement of the assets and liabilities of the company was submitted to the meet ing ; and, after a lengthened and full explanation of its ,resent postilion, and the circumstances under which the had found it necessary to make the recent call, it was proposed, seconded, and unanimously resolved : " That this meeting, having heard the statements made by the I chairman, expresses its satisfaction at finding that the capital of the company is intact, although a considerable portion of it is temporarily locked up; and furthe t r, that the call w hich has been made is the best step tha could be taken in the permanent interests of the company." A vote of confidence in, and thanks to, the chairman and directors was passed ; and it was elicited by a question from a proprietor p r esent that the directors and employes held 25,270 shares i n the cowpony, having recently in creased their holdings. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE (BY ILICTIIO TILIGRAHL) MANCHESTER MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) TRIAL STAKE& Mile and a quarter. Wynostay, Edinburgh, and Vagrant are here. PHILLIPS HANDICAP. Five furlongs. Lucy Long, Edinburgh, The Count, Eaat Stanley, Per cussion, Caithness, Sylph, King of France, Lady Touch stone c, and Wallet are here. UNION CUP. Mile and a quarter. Lozenge Clown, Stoctinger, Empress of India, Wild Poppy, Cu taway, East Lynne, Irritation, Castanet, Dart, Gundrede, Saucy Boy, Dannebrog , Lady Touchstone c. and Wallet are here. PAID FORFEIT. —Inca, Wild Bee, and Isabella. SAPLING STAKES. Five furlongs. Magpie, Ireland, Mary, and Premier are here. CHESTERFIELD STAKES. One mile. Queen of Trumps, Exceller, Arkansas, Selim, Perms skm, Alberta, Retrousse, and Duty Free are here. PAID FORlZlT.—Success. ENTRIES FOR THE MAIDEN PLATE. Mils and a quarter. Dannebrog, Carperby Stafford, Influence, Reparation, and Bachelor. All are here. WYE KEEIING.-(THIS DAY.) WYE HANDICAP. One mile three furlongs. Jack's Alive, Domino, Fortunatus, Brimstone, and Moss Rose are here. OLANTEIGH TOWER STARES. Three quarters of a 31 mile. Lady Pam, Challenge, Young Lord, and Court Card V are here. lc LADIES' PLATE. One mile. Jack's Alive, Ethelred, and Brimstone are here. FIRE AT MANCHESTER.—(THIS DAY.) Is; ... (BY ZLECYRIC TELY.ORLYII.) MANCHESTER, WEDNESDAY MORNING. ;25 This morning two of the warehouses of the g: London and North Western, and Great Western Railway st Companies were destroyed by fire in Liverpool-road, 2 Manchester. They were chiefly stored with cotton, grain, oil, and i( madder, and burnt for some hours with great fury. The 1 1 principal warehouse was saved. The loss is estimated at s over 100,0001., and some estimates go as high as a quarter of a million. EXTENSIVE FIRE AT THE WEST-END. (THIS DAY.) The neighbourhood of Well-street, Oxford-street, S it was this morning visited by a used serious fi re. It broke SI out soon after 3 o'clock, at the premises in the occupation II of Messrs. G. Merrell and Co., coach builders, &c., No. 45, Well-street. Their manufactory was in the rear, abutting on a number of premises of a similar class. The outbreak first became known by the flames suddenly shooting forth from the roof of the manufactory work shops, and lighting up the surrounding houses, and ere a quarter of an hour had intervened, some eight or ten large steam fire engines belonging to the brigade, with about 50 firemen, were on their way to the scene. The fire made extraordinarily rapid progress, arising chiefly from the construction and situation of the adjacent property—three ranges of workshops be longing to different parties had ignited, and the flames were seizing upon the backs of nearly a dozen dwelling houses in Well-street and Charles-street, producing the greatest alarm and terror among their in mates and the inhabitants around. The various steam engines as they came up found ample supply of water from the water mains in the street, and after much ex ertion this fire was got under. The extent of damage may thus be enumerated : Manufactory of Messrs. G. Mer rell, coach-builders, three flours in length, and stables beneath destroyed ; three horses burnt to death ; work shops of Mr. R. Grey, cabinet-maker, 30 feet long by 20 feet broad, two stories high, nearly destroyed, insured in the Union Fire office ; workshops of Mr. W. Gordon, tin-plate worker, seriously damaged and roof off ; workshops of Mr. Minoggio, jeweller, seriously damaged, insured ; workshops of Mr. Green, carver and gilder, three floors high, burnt out, and front residence nearly gutted, insured in the Sun, and houses Nos. 46, 44, 43, 42 and 41, Well-street, back windows partly burned out and contents damaged ; two houses in Charles-street, Middlesex Hospital, similarly damaged. No information could be obtained regarding the origin of the lire. THE HORSE SHOW.-(THIS DAY.) This morning the horse show was again visited quite as numerously as on the previous day by a highly respectable company, including a very large number of the aristocracy. Amongst the earlier visitors were the Duke and Duchess of St. Albans, the Earl of Hardwicke, Lord Tredegar and family, &c. There was throughout the morning a very spirited competition amongst several noblemen and gentlemen to secure some of the most valuable hunters and hacks, which wero notified as being for sale. Gene ral Count Fleury has purchased for the Emperor of the French Sir George Wornbwell's very beautiful chestnut hunter, Hawkaeye, 15 hands 31 inches, aged 7 years, by the Hawk, by Irish Birdcatcher, for 500 guineas ; as also Mr. Chas. Symonde's, of Oxford. Fire King, 6 years old chestnut, bytbe Horn of Chase, darn by Birdcatcher— Ist prize of 20/. in Class 9, " Park Hacks and Ladies' Horses," for 150 guineas. The Duke of Marlborough's splendid dark brown stallion, Blenheim, 16 hands 1 inch high, realised 150 guineas. There were a very large number of sales effected in spite of the financial crisis, and at sums which have astonished those who are acquainted with the value of horse flesh. The festival of the Hampshire choirs is to be held in Winchester Cathedral. The choirs will number at least a thousand individuals. The lovers of oysters will be glad (says the Owl) to hear that a bill to regulate the cultivation of this luscious mollusc is shortly to be introduced in the House of Commons by Mr. Milner Gibson. The main object of this measure will be to enable the Board of Trade to give permission to oyster breeders to obtain grants of the fore shores for the purposes of oyster cultivation. _ _ _ . . . . Two men have already fallen victims to the war fever. They were Italians, of the Austrian regiment of Haugwitz. Finding themselves stationed near the Saxon frontier, they deserted their colours, hoping to find their way to Prussia. Their capture was quickly effected, when I military law had its course. The Haugwitz regiment has been withdrawn from the border and stationed at Prague. THE LATE ATTEMPT ON COUNT BISMARCK. —A letter from Germany mentions that Dr. Maschka, Pro- teaser of the Faculty of Medicine at the University of Prague, has just given two lectures on the attempt made by young Blind on the life of Count de Bismarck. The con clusion he arrived at was that the Prussian minister must have been saved by a coat of mail. As professor of legal medicine Dr. Maschka showed that to suppose that a shot from s pistol, the muzzle of which was pressed against the object fired at, would be deadened was absurd. Either the firearm would burst, or the body aimed at would be regularly traversed by the charge. If the muzzle of a pistol is screwed against a plank the barrel will bunt. But if simply pressed against the board, the hand which holds it will receive a very violent shock, but the plank is nevertheless pierced. The same professor also examined the death of young Blind. The wounds he made were not of a nature to cause death, unless the knife which he procured, notwith standing the vigilance of the police who searched him with great care, was poisoned. To M. Maschka that is the only possible explanation. An open-air meeting of the friends of parlia mentary reform was held at Birmingham on Monday even ing. The following resolution was passed :—" That this meeting firmly believes in the honesty of her Majesty's government in their dealing with the reform question, and accord them their earnest support ; and it can regard no measure as final which falls short of registered manhood suffrage, with the protection of the ballot." THE CATTLE PLsous.—We are glad to be enabled to state that no further case of the cattle plague since the one which occurred at Cahn has come within our know ledge. The farmers generally, notwithstanding the pro. fessional opinions which have been given, bold to the belief that the cows which have lately been the subject of so much comment were not affected with the rinderpest.— Northern Whig. SHARE LISTS.-(THL DAY.) Osn o'Cwox. .c The transactions in the railway market to-day are upon a very restricted scale, and the variations •.: in prices are few and unimportant. The chief 2, 114 stocks are unchanged, with the exception of a rise sa of I. per cent. in Metropolitan, and a decline of . in Midland. London and North-Western stock may be quoted a 115} to 116 ; Metropolitan, 124t o t t o k, 125 ; Great to rn Weste, 521 to 534 ; Midland, 1 to ; Lance shire and Yorkshire 114 to 120 ; uth-Eastern, sa 70k to ; Great Northern, 122 to 124 ; ditto A, 131 to 132 ; Caledonian, 125 to 127 ; London, Chatham, and Dover, 25 to 26 ; and Great Emit- u ern, 37 to Grand Trunk of Canada Railway stock has experienced afresh decline of per cent., viz., to 194 to Great Western of Canada shares are 1 . 04 unaltered, at 14} to f. 7! 8&c. to-day to 1 p.m. 36i 7T6i 1 6, 6. ORDINARY MARRS AND STOCK& a. Ira. Bristol and linter Caledonian Cambrian 'Cork and Bandon , Cornwall • Dublin and Bell astJune Dwidee,Perth,gAbdJn Fiat London Scrip Cert Do Glasgow and S. Western Great Eastern Ord. St. I De. B. Ang. Stk., No.t _ 124 126 66 66 13 16 3 6 47 70 74 72 00 00 • Groat Northern 00 Do.A A rec. no div. un -00 Do. 8 .1 IWI p. c. pain 00 Do. New W. a• 25 pm. 80 ;Do. Ord. Def. Dir. 00 Gt South & West (Ire ) 00 Great Western 00 ; Do.StourYal.Ottalitk 00 I Do. South Wale..." 00 h Do. W. Yid.—.Oxford 00 I Do. Do. ;Newport 00 , Lancashire &Yorkshire 00 Lon. , Brightn ,& S. Coast 00 'London,Cliatham,&Dov 00 I Do. Met. Exit n. A 6 p.c. .00 London & North Wenn. .00 ,London&SouthWestern .00 Man. [that., & Lincolnsh .00 'Metropolitan 7I Do. New 8 Do. Extension all :Metropolitan District 10 1 Do. do. do. _ _ . _ . . 'La - in It. 100 9 6 3t. 100 LS 18 It. 100 ,Midland I Do. E 9 Shares ! Do. Birm. le Derby Mid Kent 'North BriUsh I Do. Ellin yerth,Dund N. Eastern—Berwick Do. O. N. E. Pure Do. Leeds Do. York Do. Carlisle Do. S d t o7 k l 4 B l Bo-41 ari 1 ing North London Do. do., 1864 Do. , 1865 t. 100 North Staffordshire it. 100 N. &S. Western June 100 Scottish Central it. 100 Scottish N. E. Aber. Stk It. 1 100 Scottish Midland It. 100 Shropshire Union It. 100 South Devon 100 South Esatern all Staines,Wokinghamotc 100 Taff Vale 3 Do. C 100 Vale of Neath 100 Waterford & Kilkenny 6 Waterloo & Whitehall 100 West Cornwall 99 91 621 63i 18 44 34 36 1.19 e 120 94 96 24 26 1151 116 6 4 60 432 121 1251 1 2 BRITISH 1201 111 I} 11 91 93 64 66 24 16 106 110 I PAIINATS I Casing Prices yestardAr In 124 131 133 74) 72 108 110 JOINT STOCK BANKS. Pd CI. pi, i 4 KS: Agra& Masterman's kL ; I 45 !Albion iAllianceLon.&Llverpool! 45 I Anglo Austrian '.Anglo Egyptian 12k . 'Anglo Italian 20 'Asiatic Bank Cor. sew slr 10 Australasia I all I Bankof BritishColumbiA, all I Do. New, issued 2 Pm. i 5 I Bank of Egypt 'Bank of London ! Bank of Otago Limited,: 10 ,Bank of Queeuhland 45 , Bankof Victorla,Austral 45 Bank of New Zealand llO Barneci'sßank .Limitedi , l 10 Brazilian&Eortuguese 10 i British &Californian,L.), 71 ;British N. America CharlesLailittedc Cu. IL. r 5 IC. Elk India, Ans.. Mittel all 5 all Chart. Mar. of India, ic , a 'eiy . 10 jedonial Com. Bank of Canada 'Com. Bank of India, &c ;Consolidated Bank (L ' Delhi and London _ . . East London ,Limited, Eastern Exchange:Lim, English and American English Joint Stork (L„ ~ I Eng.FicoLd; A usl Chartd. English and Swedish IL. European Bank Limited ilindusu.ChinaatJap.(L, Do. issued at 2 pm ' Do. New Imperial Bank , Limited) , Imperial Otteman ; lonian __ IDo. Lan. Bk. Indla3. ll ',Do 5p.c.Deb.,1884,30yra Lon. Bk.ontexico,&e. L),l i London and Brazilian 1 Do. New London& RieerPlateX IDo. New, ha. at lipm .Lon Ch. Bank of Anstrt: London and County ; ;London Joint Stock I 20 'London & South ArrimM! 100 Lou. & &Western tLim.ll 60 London & Venezuela•.L j ,100 •London & Westminster. 'lOO Merchant Bank (Lira.) . 1100 Do. New 60 .Mereantile&Exchan'L ) 4100 'Metro. & Prov.Bank s L 1,100 Midland Bank ;Lim.) , , National of Atistralial National of Liverpool. IN. Pro. of England National Bank 90 Riis;tith Wales 10 Neer Zealand)Limited) 20 North Western 2.5 ,Onental Bank Corpora 20 ',Orient Cum B.LlateO.C. 20 I Do. do. lateN. F. 20 1 Do. do. lateF.C. 60 Froyln.BanldnsCorp.(l.) 100 IFrovlnc. of Ireland 20 Sclode,Pwl.,&Delhl , ,V, 20 ! Do. Issued at 2pm ti 'South Australia 20,000 17,051 10,000 *9OOl I di* 12 10 dis, Oats: 12 10 dial 10 8 dial 2 4 28 SI 9 II 5 3 dial 18 IS olls 7 8 pail 20 10 die 4 3 dia l 47 49 I 17 19 36 39 18 18 45 47 3 4 pml 80 32 2 1 die 4 2 dls di, par 15 12 dis 19 20 12 10 du 14 13 dB; 3 5 3 5 3 6 2 !.P.r Oiafal It tidiu 24 26 3 I dle 131 15 100 Stand. of B. S. Africa ..I 100 ! Do. do. isa at 6 pm. ffi , Union of AwAralla 11E6 , Unlon of 60 ;Union of London 3 5 2 87 - 4 1 2 5 2323 21 3 as . 86 I 8 6 die, 10dla par. 2 1 dls 8 10 pm 11 24 274 74 78 48 47 13 16 5 8 die , 6 4 dial 94 98 17 19 5 4 _ . 13 9 dls, 11 9 din. 1 2Kii Yipm; t 4 pm: 68 72 43 45 I ldla par 1 S pm; 43 4b 7 6 dis 5 3dll' 5 4 die' 83 85 dta db 30 SS is ii awl 7 5 clis 49 61 22 i 1 72 25 } 94 ii - 4 dL 3 I 49 51 • • , 2,106.888 St, ,East and West India .1100 110 153 12,000, 10 General Floating Dock 5 578,110 SL .London&St.Katharin. 100 08 70 1 . 002 , 500 : 100 'Do. Deb. St. ♦p. cent. all 87 40 380,8651 St. Southampton 887,0711 8L .Surrey Commercial -100 . dis 137 117 14i 151 &Cobs. (tp.et.,lBl Do. Co& G 00.41 p. 0.,1877-8t Do. 6porct,Feb.&Aup Do. Operct.lisr.n Do. bper etJsa.&J Do. 6por. et. Ini. CspeolG H0p06p0r.11173 Do. do.l/10-1900 .. bol do . ieeuao Do. do. 1890-91 ,000 D 0.69 e.Ap.dOct.l9oo ,000 Caylon,Nov. 1868, Op ct. 1,000 Do. 18711, d 0... 1,000 Do. 1878 d 0... 1,006 MaurttAus S par ct.,1117 1,000 Do. 1,000 Do. 1881 1,000 Do. 1896 1,500 Natal. Gov. 6 par cant.. 1,000, New Bruns.Gov.6perct. .. New South Wales Gov.. p. can 6,1871 to 1876 Do. 6 p. c.lBBB to 1861 iO,IN New Zealand Spar cent. 10,000 Do. 6par cent 0,000 Nova Scotts Bp. 0., 1875 0,000 Queensland Dov. 6p. et B.4tuatGov. 6 p.ct.,1808 ... Do. 1878 and upwds. Vle.Oov.6p. a. Jan. July ... Do. 6p. ct. April& Oc. BRITISH Itness. Clalverton Clifford AmaL . I Dev. G. Con. (Tavisick )1 Drakewalls East Basset (Illogan) East Caradon East Can Brea East Grenville East Ounnialake East Lovell IL W. Hassell kTaylstk ) Grambler & St. Aubyn Great laze) , 'Limited; Great South Tolgus Great Wheal Busy .. . G. W. yor (Helston) Grenville Herod's Foot Hlogfton Downs Margaret ;ITny Want; Marks Valley Alwyndy Iron Ore I Neri Fteion tiorth Itoskear IN Vii. Basset ,Illogan North Wheal Crafty .. Proeper Providence tli. LelanC S. Caradon (St. Meer; !South Condurrovr. S. W. Frances (11.Ingan, Stray Park ~~ won: and Clogan, Ilra. IWeet Basset (Illegan ) W. esxadott ;Ltskeard' West Chiverton Welt Beton Wh. Basset (filogiat • Wh. Bullet (Redru ). W,MaryAnn :lienhen Wheal 8et0n.... .... Trelawney (Usk.) No. 1 Bh. 1 2 ,Alaruillos Limited) • • 1 .Aagio-Braz.Gold(Lim.) 20 '.Auatrallan S BraziLL.& M.Co.(Lim : 10 Cape Copper (Limited. 2 Caput Silver (Limited) 5 'Chontaleso.B9.llln.,L ,0001 40 ICobre Copper_ 100,000 20,000. 10,000 15.000 25,000 SO, ,00011 2D .Copiapo .Limited{ 100,0001 1 Don Pedro, N. Del Rey 25,000, 3 ,East Del Rey (LlualW , 25,000 2 Fortuna 'Limited) 50,000 2 Frontino& Bolivia Gold 20,000 20 'General 68,000 11 Kapunda ,Llmited) 15,000 3 Linares . Limited) • 10,000 5 'Lualtanian Limited: 103,815 1 .Marivuita 50,000 4 'Panuleillo Copper (L ' 10,000' 20 'PontgibandSilver Lead i 100,000, 5 Port Phillip 1 Santa Barb 001tIM (1 • 120,000' 1 :gcottish 1 ! 11,000 20 Rt. John del Rey , 43,174 30 United Mexican :Lim.; ' 30,000 2 Val Antigoria Gold i 50,000' 1 Vallanrascatiold'Llm, 10,000 10 Vancouver Coal •Lim.) 6,000 10 'Val Swam ,Limited 10,000. 5 iWaahoe Gold Limited, 80,000 1 ,Worthing (Limited; 75,000 1 ,Yorke Peninsula :Lim ) 45,000 Yudauamutana Jim ) FOREIGN MINES. MINIS. I Pd. I CI. Pries. I Sales. ;dill par, id' 'pm; 1 t 1 TITs. pm' Sf 12 14 24 I bra Dna 2 21114, 21 S 19 1 1 , 2 1 1 1 ,1 % 118 e, 11 oldie lipm 8_ 8 ' - I idis 50 52 - 21 ale par par 1 pm: 8 2 dial, I 1 di 51 PREFERENCE SHARES. Great Northern 44 per cent., at 10 per cent. prem., 100. Great Western, West Mid.—Oxford, Ist gua. stock, I.le. North Eastern, 4i per cent. redeemable, 944. North Eastern—West Hartlepool Harbour and Rail.,7Bj. FOREIGN RAILWAYS. Bahia and San Francisco (Lim.), gua. 7 per cent., 14 Ottoman ( Smyrna to Aidin), 7. 7. South Austrian and Lombardo-Venetian, 11,:. MISCELLANEOUS. Atlantic Telegraph (Lim.), guaranteed 8 per cent., 2t. Ceylon Company (Limited), 9, t. China Steam Ship and Labuan Coal (Limited), t. Credit Foncier and Mobilier of England (Limited) 2, t, Credit Foncier of Mauritius (limited), 5. Crystal Palace, 38, 7. Egyptian Commercial and Trading (Limited), 1, t, t. English and Foreign Credit, 2 Gen. Credit and Finanne of London (Lim.), 1, N. Imp. Mere. Credit Assoc. (Lim.l. 9 dia. International Financial Society (Limited), 2i. London Financial Association (Limited), 4, 5. London General Omnibus Company (Limited), 3R, Madras Irrigation and Canal (all paid), 19. Mil!wall Freehold Land and Dock (Limited), 3t, t. National Discount Company (Lim.), 11. North British and Mercantile Insurance, 16t. Peninsular and Oriental Steam, 72, 1. Ditto New, 411. Rio de Janeiro City Improvements (Limited), 21. Royal Mail Steam, 107, 8. PROVINCIAL SHARE MARKETS. LtvaleooL, MAY 22. Sales today: —Great Eastern, 371 1— Lancashire d Yorkshire, 1191 1 l9l 4--London and North Western. 1 10 117 161 171 161 1 ! 1 W—Midland, 121— I North Eastern 'Berwick'. capital stock, 108—North Staffordshire, 74—South Emitern. 714 --Lancaster and Carlisle. 212—Buffalo and Lake Huron, 411-16 1-164 1-18 4-6 rand Trunkof Canada,l9l 1 — Erie. 42 1-I'nited States Five-Twenties, 6t}—Great Luxem bourg shares, 12 1-lb Eastern Exchange Bank Limited - , 31 d Mercantile and Exchange Bank ;Limited„ 10,1—Royal Insurance, 3,1 p—Liverpool Exchange, 261—National Steam Limited', 81 9c. d —West India and Pacific Steam, 41 d. MAitCHIt3ITR, MAY 22. —The market was quiet, and prices ge nerally lower. Alliance Bank 'Limited 11 d.—Consolidated Bank Limited', 31 p.—Eries, 42 1 2 I—G reat , F.aatern. 37 Great Northern A, 132—Grand Trunk of Canada, 194 1 c. / Great Western, 53—General Credit 'Limited , . 3 d.-1111inOis. 754 6—Lancashire and Yorkshire, 120191—London and North West ern. 1161 16 I—Manchester and County Bank ,limited'. 21 p. —Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, 6a4 . I 1 I—Ditto, Redeemable Pref.. p.—Metropolitan, 1244 5 North Eastern, Berwicka, 10.84—South Eastern. 701 l I 11 1 701 I—Thames and Mersey Marine Insurance Limited', 5 116 p.—West Hartle pool. 74 -Credit Fonder. 3 d —Virginia Six per Cent. 431. BIRMINGHAM. MAY 22. Business done: Great Western Rail way 'Oxford First Guaranteed. - Six per Cents. at 116.: Birming ham Banking Company shares at 24 ; Birmingham Joint Stock Banks at 371 Birmingham aud Midland Bank at IGO ; Lloyd's Bank - Limited at 91 pm. : Birmingham Financial at par Mid i land Financial at / dia. ; Smith Staffordshire Water Works at 01 ; I and Mantis Metal shares at 1 dia. The first volume of the " Memoirs of Maximilian 1 1., Emperor of Mexico," has just appeared at Leipsic. It contains an account of a tour made through Italy in the year 1851. EASTERN BENGAL RAILWAY.—(THIS DAY. ) The ordinary general meeting of the shareholders of this company was held at the London Tavern this day ; Mr. J. Leith in the chair. The report presented by the directors showed an increase of 22i per cent. over that of the corresponding half year of 1864. The Chairman congratulated the meeting on the progress of the undertaking, the receipts showing an increase, not withstanding the failure of the jute crop, which was A great source of their merchandise traffic. He moved that the report be adopted. Sir F. Halliday seconded, and the motion was agreed to. The proceedings terminated with a vote of thanks to the directors and Chairman. SUCCESSFUL TREATMENT OF HYDROPGOBIA. — We regret to have to record a use of hydrophobia in this neighbourhood. La our last we mentioned that a dog, which showed signs of rabies, hadescsped from Mr. Higgs's, of Prescott, communicating the disorder to othe r do g s, and doing other mischief. We learn that about a month ago a servant girl in Mr. Higgs's service was tying up the dog in question when the animal bit her on the right thumb. She experienced no serious results until yesterday (Tues day) week, when her thumb, arm, and chest became con siderably swollen, accompanied with great heat, pain, red ness, stiffness,and numbness, the arm being so stiff that she Iwas almost unable to move it. Mr. Higgs sent for Mr. Pope, surgeon, of this town, who saw the girl on Thursday, and found her evidently suffering from hydrophobia, the result of the bite of the dog. On Friday night she became very ill, biting and tearing at almost everything near her, and suffering much from convulsions. She repeatedly declared that she heard the dog growling at her ; indeed, she displayed all the symptoms of this dreaded disease. As surgical writers on the subject do not lay down any grecific mode of treatment in cases of this kind, Mr. Pope determined to cause profuse salivation in the patient, with the view of neutralising the poisonous character of the saliva of hydrophobia. This is a course of procedure not often pursued,but its beneficial effects were soon apparent. On Sunday the convulsions, and the spasms, from which the poor girl also suffered, had ceased, and there now ap pears to be every prospect of her ultimate recovery. Wolverhampton Chronicle. a 70 17 10 I Pd. The General Irrigation and Water Bnpply Cons way of France (Limited) hare announced that the ira half-yearly drawing for redemption of 230 et their Six per Cent. Bonds of 201. each will take place at the offices of the Credit Fancier and Mo biller of England on the 31st inst., and that the Bonds drawn will be paid off at par on the 3011 e proximo. The annual meeting of the Mediterranean Sul marine Telegraph Company, convened for the 2nd of June, at Pans, is postponed till the 2nd of July, " the ti me being insufficient to prepare the state ments of the company." _ Subjoined are the quotations of insurance, gay, dock, and other shares, as given in the Stock Ex change list of last evening : Insurance.—lndemnity Marine, 125 ; North British awl: Mercantile 161, 17 ; Ocean Marine, 22; Phcnnix, 120, en. die.; Roe Exchange, 298, G. Caslig t and Coke.—European, new, 61 ; ex die. ; Imperial Continental, 94 ; Surrey 131 . 1 . 1 . 17nited General, 30, 1 ; Westminster Chartered, 64 5 ; Western, 141. —London and St. Katharine, G 9. Watersorks.--Chelaca, 29 ; Grand Junction, 781, 9. Canals.—Regents (or London), Mg. TUESDAY E:V1011121?!. Consols, which closed yesterday at 854 to 11, ex diw., for the 6th of June, opened this morning at 854 to and closed at 85 7-16 to 9-16, or 854. For weary' the last price was 864 to 3 , with div. The tot - -641 business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 87, 64, 7, 61, , 7 ; ditto, foe account, 85 1 , ; Three per Cents. Reduced,3 51, 44, 54, 4i ; New Three per Cents., 85, 4, , 5i ; Bank Stock, 242 ; India Five per Stock, 105 i, 4 ; ditto Four per Cent., 96 ; ditto Five per Cent. "enlaced" rupee paper, 101. The transactions in foreign stocks were not very numerous. Danubian Bonds were inquired foe, and recovered 11, per cent. Italian also improved it, Brazilian scrip 4, and Turkish Bonds of 1865 On the the other hand, Egyptian of 1864 declined 1, and Spanish Passive and Certificates 4 to 4. Mexi can Bonds show ed firmness at, one period, and were dealt in at an advance of 4 per cent., but the:clos ing price was the same as yesterday. Bank shares continue to decline. A large amount of business took place in Bank of London, which were dealt in at 1 discount, and closed X lower than yesterday. National Bank also receded 21. 10s. ; City, 2/. ; Bank of Otago, Chartered or India, Australia, and China, Chartered Mercantile of India, London, and China, Imperial, London and River Plate, London and South African, Metropolitan and Provincial, and Union of London, 1/. ; and Bank of British Columbia, 10s. On the other hand, Agra and Masterman's recovered IL 10s. ; Alliance and Hindustan, V. ; and Bank of New Zealand and European, 10s. Alliance left off at 12 to 10 dis. ; Anglo-Austrian, at 14 to 04 dis.; and Imperial Ottoman, at 1 to 04 dis. MINES-(THIS DAY.) ONE O'CLOCk. The transactions in mining shares to-day are unimportant, and very little change has occurred in prices. Clifford Amalgamated shares are now quoted 9 to ; East Caradon, 6totr ; Marko Valley, 3' 4 ' to 4 ; Great Vor, 16 to 17 ; Prince of Wales, is. to its. ; South Condurrow, 255. to 30s. ; Chiverton Moor, .51, to ; Chontales, 3 to Frontino and Bulivia„; to ,j• Great Lucy, 21i to ; Chiverton, 6.1 to ; and West Chiverton, 68 to 70. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANE.-(THIS DAY.) Fresh up to our market to-day, the ar.ii.ds of English wheat were very moderate; but, on the whole, in fair average condition. In both red and white paroels, sales progressed slowly, at about late rates. Ws. were well, but not heavily supplied with foreign wheat. The transactions were on a limited scale; Monday's currency, however, was fairly supported. Floating cargoes of grain were in fair request, at full prices. Very little English barley came fresh to hand ; but with foreign produce, the market was extensively supplied. All kinds moved off slowly on former tempi. Malt changed hands to a moderate extent at about sta. tionary prices. The inquiry for oats was dull, at Monday's decline in the quotations. The quantity on otter vms large. The trade for beaus ruled firm, at very full quotations. The show of wimples was small. Peas, the supply of which was limited, supported late rates, with a moderate demand. Flour met a slow sale, on former terms. For linseed, rapeseed, and cakes, the demand was heavy. Agricultural seeds were in fair request, CURRF:NT PRICES. ENGLISH. Per Qr. WiMAT II I. %lex, Kent, red, old 44 to 52 5 white,Do. new 662 to 46 7 „ new 7 to LI Norfolk and Lincoln red, old OATS fir ,, tch pntatu Irish, white „ black_ Mangan (196 L) Tick . Harrow Pigeon. BARLII. Mailing Distilling 35 to IS *MALT Grey . Maple Boilers .. Easel. Norfoli,aod Suffolk 66 to 65 }Clayton and Ware 56 to 67 Brown 4B to S 3 _ Town made, Der - 230 Bro. llotwehold 37 to 3/I Country Norfolk and S'atfulk, ex ship 32 to 34 s Danlgh and gwedish 22 to Bastian BUANS. 3 1 1 to 3P Danish Egyptian t+ :7 to 41 Maple tO Boilers INDIAN Col:N. White Yellow Rove Rve 20 to 25 25 to 30 22 to 26 FOR] Per Qr. WHRAT. Dantzle and Konigs -48 to 68 berg jhatock Meekh u 45 to 55 burgis Du . . 42 to 47 Russian, hit ' ' rd soft American. red white . 45 to 64 BARLRY Grinding Distilling Malting .... French, per sack .... 33 to SI Npaniah to 31 American, per bet .. 26 to 30 Canadian Ili AND PRICES OF GRAIN. Full Tali OloltnEnln)NLlA: F Rat IN Inewl. Om Average. Wheat 60,015 .. 41a. 3d. Barley 5.161 .. 28a. 3d. data 3.3L0 Vt. 3d. INTO LONDON, BY WATS& yo MAY 22, INCLI'sI VE. . . ; Wheat.' Barley. Malt. I Oslo. Flour. — , yrs. qr.. qrs. qrs. brla. sacks. English andSeoteh' 1240 40 1570 .. Irish Foreign 6700 1170 .. 1210 .. 2413 I 8030 1210 1570 23310 .. I 2Tre : . .1 to SS A to A ( LD Dutch hresrieg - ::.. 24 to 261 feeding 21 to 24 CON PA RAT IV E QUA\TITII FO TNN WINK INDINA MAT 19, 1966. Qrs. Averare. Wheat aes. Id. Barley .. 4.(r2.5 2d. Oats 3.OG .. 25a. 2d. ARRIVALS lAG OF ORAIN, &e., CARRE. FROM MAY 111 . . _ Total • LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. (THIS DAY.) (BY ELECTRIC AND INTERNATIONAL TELEGRAPH.) (PROM OCR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) The market rather brisk at yesterday's decline. Sales, 10,000 or 12,000 bales. - . MINCING-LANE.-(THIS DAY.) SUGAR.—The market has opened very qu f ietly, th he Westsales being chiefly con fi ned to small parcels o Britis India. Refined also dull of sale. Corry?, TEA, min Rtes.—The demand is still vary limited for these articles. COTTON.—The limited business done is at about late rates. Jers.-500 bales of middling quality sold at IS/. Isrutoo.—Bengal sold at r. sliGht advance on last sate rates ; also Guatemala at about' td. under Februuy dales' prices. In other articles no sake are reported. TALLOW MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) The market is flat on the spot and for June, but for October and December. Town tallow is g i ti= 4.35. 3d. • Petersburg Y.C., on the spot, 435. 6d. ; June. I 435.; July to September, 43e. fxL ; October to December, 461. 3d. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.-(Tin Mn.ess Pattenden and Smith report that remains healthy for all descriptions of hope, r advancing rates. COAL MARKET.-(THIS D . Walls End Hetton, 184. 6d. ; Walls I 18s. 6d. ; Walls End Hartlepool, 18s. 3d. Braddyls Hetton, 17s. 6d. ; Walls End 8 17s. 6d. ; Walls End Neagh Hall, 17s. Gd.; Canuioe, 18s.; Walls End Eden Main, 16s. 9d. Goslorth, 16s. 3d. ; Walls End Harton, IC.s. petlx Cannel, 17s. 6d.; Holreell, 17s. 6d. ; 17s. 3d.; Hastings Watley, 17s. 3d.—Ships at sea, 33. I'l ELIS DAY.) tat the market e, at gradually IAY.) End t f i South Hellos. a.; Walls BEA 9.; Walla End a. 3d. ; Brazos- West Harty , ■ at market, OATS. English, feed Eiedich,=l,th ' ,• , • ; „ • 14* Per QT- 2atom 0 tot l'J to h& 33 toll 37 to 41 42 to 44 44 to 4$ 33 to 36 31, to 3R 37 to 44. 38 lo -to I'CA+. NT Qr. pro pie- MCC, thla kite r the ors. to front on I wild con 1 the oom- tt Lp d wefe UrreY VDA ) : D One I the .hip. ,tllll Pub' sts t wer ism 12 colr • no fleeted_ wu r• of I be be toth e ler, he follow • clon" arms° , after or I St, to 'gond' . o f it. po titiol general wit?: ceded