The Express. — London, England, 1867-04-24 00:00:00

tl,,t the prisoner is a big ..tiong man I.h ,t.al in a scry coutageous manner. A constable was .11 to the assistance of the young woman and the r _icrn into custody. The prisoner, who at the .ang ut the case had pleaded " not guilty," with iL 11..,t Idea, and a plea of "guilty" was recorded. It tro,pard that he was a man of violent disposition, and 1 .. „1 e..nvicted of assaults on the police and heel suf t,...l -Lora imprisonments. Mu. Payne said the leniency with which the police ,„.,_.-t 1A... dealt with assault cases was astonishing. The 1-onct had been guilty of a most daring and robbery, without any initigating circumstances .‘ll.l he sentenced hint to be imprisoned and ;.! E. , labour for 12 calendar months. Mr !lard. called the attention of the learned judge to conduct of the young woman who had so 1. !•11. •••,•ii.e.l the ruffianly prisoner. said it was most praiseworthy, and it evinced a -ire to protect her master's property. She would • . , su , creign as a rewani for her conduct. THE POLICE COURTS. ('PHIS DAY.) DIARLBOROUGH.STREET. A LUNATICS THREATS. .\" ,, ,*.n a respectable-looking Zan, about 60 years , • as a tobacconist of No. 30, Little Pd . , treet, was brought before Mr. Tyrwhitt on a war , Lh.irg,:d with threatening to kin his wife, Ann TL . l . ...miplainant said that the prisoner, who was her l,u•b:nnl, had several times threatened that he would "cut Orr throat," besides making use of other dreadful thr.•.,ts. On Monday he swore that if she had not sold 1,1- r.,iors he would cut her throat with one of them, but .L.• kid not sold the razors, only hidden them. Her hue -1,.,11,1 was in the habit of wandering about the streets for w. eta together, and he had been confined in a lunatic say- I'm for 12 months and discharged uncured. The prisoner said he merely said it in passion, but he had nut any intention of doing his wife any harm. They bad lived together forty yeas, and nothing of consequence hail ever transpired. She was aware that he was suffering under an affliction. Mr. Tyrwbitt add the complainant's life must not be endangered by a man who had been discharged from a lunatic asylum uncured. Ho would remand the prisoner for a week, and in the meantime his condition could be into. WORSHIP-STREET. Ky'ABBING A WIVE_ Crighbon shoemaker, of : , Bath-street, Bethnal. green, sullen in feature , and about 35 years of age, was ch.irged with feloniously assaulting and wounding his wife. Lawn Crighton, who deposed—l have been married to the prisoner sic yaws and there are three children, aged live years, three years, and seven months, now living. Lunt night I was drinking with him at the Camden Head public house, in Bethnal green-road. I left find and went home, but finding that he did not follow, I sought him in the street. On again going to the door, I met him there. He asked. " Why do you not stay in and look after the child r I made no reply. 11, then struck nie—l believe with a knife—under the chin. I did not fall. Mr. Newton—DM you sees knife? \1 'if sir • Mr. Newton=-Ilaise your chin. The wife did so, and marks of a wound that had been surgically , attended to were apparent. The wife--I said, "Oh, don't strike me any more ; I'm sorry for what I have done." A police-constable came up and took him into custody. I followed to the station house. where a doctor was sent for, who dressed the wound. King, 215 K—lt was about • quarter-past 2 o'clock this morning that I heard the screams of a woman in Bath street. I ran to the spot. Several persons were there, and the prosecutrix was bleeding from the neck. She said, "My husband has stabbed me, and I shall give him into custody." Prisoner who was close by, remarked, "Yes, and I will stab anyb ody who deceives me as she has done." tihe afterwards refused to charge him. I asked whether be had • knife about him, and she said that he had. I found this (a buck-horned rather mall knife) in his pocket. Blood was on it. Mr. Newton—Prisoner, do you desire to ask your wife any questions! Prisoner—No, air. I'm very lorry. I had been drinking. Mr. Newton—Aye; there it is again—drink, drink, drink. - - Pnson . er was remanded for the attendance of medical testimony. THE TAILORS' STRIKE. Immediately after the breaking up of the great meeting on Monday the committee of the association held a meeting, and took measures for carrying into effect the resolutions agreed on. Telegrams were at once sent off to every town in the kingdom announcing the strike, and cautioning men against coming up to London during its existence. Printed instructions were also prepared for the guidance of the men who were ordered out of the whole of the Art shops, the list of which had been read at the meeting, and pickets appointed to watch them, but on no account was any intimidation to be used. The committee met again yesterday morning, when it was reported that the whole of the men in the shops referred to had left, to the number of about 2,000, and that the utmost unanimity prevailed. During the day letters were received by the committee from four of the large employers signifying their acceptance of the terms of the men. The names of these employers are Messrs. Cox, Southamp ton-street, who, in addition to adopting the time log, gives an increase of Id. per hour on his old prices ; Ball and Nub, Conduit-street ; Creed, ditto ,• and Price, Suffolk street. Several other of the employers are negotiating with their men for a settlement. At 3 o'clock yesterday afternoon the three men on picket at Mr. Poole's esta blishment were given into custody by that gentleman on a charge of intimidation. They were at once bailed, and will be brought up at Marlborough-street police-court this morning. The following circular was issued on Monday by the committee of the rs'Ansociation :—" ti, Old Bond-street, April 22—Sir,—As a strike of the journey men tailors appears imminent to enforce the adoption of the amalgamated time log, it is most important that the masters in the trade take steps to resist this obnoxious demand. The Master Tailors' Association earnestly beg your co-operation and support at a general meeting of the trade, of which due notice will be given.—Yours, he., F. H. PARKINPIoN, Secretary." The committee of the men at ones issued the following circular to the masters in re ply— " April tt— Gentlemen,—As you have issued a circular dated April 22, to tho e ff ect that we intended to enforce the amalgamated time log, we feel bound to forward you a copy of the thinl and fourth resolutions pissed unani mously at the Alhambrs Palace yesterday, the same date AA your circular.—Yours, ho. , G. Daurrr, Chairman ; M. LAWRENCE, Secretary."—The above resolutions express the willingness of the men to close the strike and meet the masters at the council board if th will abide by their original agreement, and that the amalgamated time log's acceptance is only to be con idered to be tem porary pending those negotiations. A crowded meeting of the out-door workers was held last night at the Nag's Head, Marshall-street, Golden-square, when resolutions were unanimously adopted to support the men on strike, and pledging the out-door workers not to take out any work from those shops where the men are on strike. A Large number of men have joined the society within the last few days, and the 2a. levy is being paid in most satis factorily. DEROLMON OF HOUSES NEAR CLEMENT'S , INN.— (THIA Day.)—Thin morning a large number of workmen were set to work for the removal of portions of the exten sive and complicated network of lanes, Gouda, and alleys covering the area immediately to the east of Clement's inn, for the purposes of the new pekoe of justice ; and in a few days Old and New Boswell-courts, Clement's-lane, and the adjacent places, will all be gone. In Old Boswell court the Post-office Directory has hitherto been published. In Clement's-lane, which is attacked this morning, stand some old houses, one of which is remarkable as the scene of one of those royal in trigues and misdeeds which figure in the recollec tions of Charles 11. and bin Court. As soon as this por tion of the site of the new law courts is cleared, the build ings to the west of Bell-yard will be attacked, and in a few weeks there will be a vast open space bounded by Temple bar on the east, Clement's-inn on the west, Lincoln's-inn on the north, and the Strand on the south. When the works for the new buildings to be erected upon it will be commenced is of course another question. THE TONIC SOL-FA ASSOCIATION.—This society gave its first performance of Judas Maccabeas yesterday evening, at St. Martin's-ball. The solo parts were sustained by Mrs. Sidney Smith, Miss R. Henderson, Mr. Lewis Thomas, and Mr. Wilbye Cooper, and the choruses were given by a large body of the members of the association. Th e solos were rendered by the respective singers with accuracy and taste, and most of the choruses were given with considerable spirit. Mr. Lewis Thomas was honoured with an enrore in the fine air, "The Lord worketb wonders," and if the manifestations of the audience bad been accepted with the customary facility, many of the other solos would have also bad to be repeated. Of the choruses, " Fallen is the foe," and "We never will bow down," and the final magnificent " Hallelujah," were given in a manner deserving of special praise. CHILD .MURDER NEAR Gl.sro;ow. —A shocking use of child murder occurred on Saturday, at Pollock 'haws, near Glasgow. The perpetrator was a woman named Margaret Hunter. or Beaton, the wife of a labourer, and the victim her child, an infant two months old. It is said that about 12 months ago Mrs. Beaton exhibited symptoms of mental aberration, which led to her being confined in an 4, „ Alm. Latterly she has again become very eccentric in act habits ; so much so that for a week past her husband remained at home to keep watch over her. On Saturday afternoon the husband happened to go out for a few minut es , and the wretched woman, taking advantage of his absence, cut the child's throat from ear to ear with a table knife. Sbe made no attempt to injure two other children who were sitting by the fireside, but ran at once to sister's house sod told what she had done. She was than taken into custody and removed to the county prison at Paisley. THE EXPRESS; WEDNESDAY EVENING, APRIL 24, 1867. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE (lIT TELEGRAPH.) NEWMARKET MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) PRINCE OF WALES'S STAKES. Cesarewitch course. The Peer, Musketeer, and Black Prince are here. roft VEIT. —Freedoni, Prince of Wales, Lady Violet, Student, Centaur, Rustic, and Stashound. £lOO PLATE. R.M. Nancy, ArnandacjtoiliTor,Tniiiietournel are here. HANDICAP PLATE OF 250. B.S.C. Mr. Pitt, lOst 71b ; Volunteer, lOst ; Whitby, fist 101 b ; Landlord, list 911) ; Crown Prince, bit Sib ; Indigestion, list 9lb ; Indian Star, fist 611) ; Rector, fist 31b ; Venturer, list Mb ; Confederate, list 41b ; Huntsman, list 31b ; Scar borough, 7st 12Ib ; &shy, ist 121 b ; Leybourne„ ist 101 b ; Despair, 7st 9lb ; Aggravation, 74 ; Midwife, 7st 81b ; Jasper, 7st llb ; Amour Propre, ist Ilb ; Mouchoir, list 11lb ; Little lien, Est Illb ; Charles 11., Get 91b ; Reigning Beauty, sst 121 b ; Stud, Est Illb ; Kate Kearney, sst 101 b ; Gas, sst Slh ; Water Lily. sst 71b. MI are here. PAM FOSSile.—Midwife and Indian Star, NEWMARKET TWO-YEAR-OLD PLATE. Last five furlongs of R.M. Lady Sesham, Nutpecker, Thunderbolt, The Mariner. Grandee, Cape Clear, Lady Gleneora. Albion, Queen of the West, Bagpipe, Savoir Vivre, Acorn, Cruikehank, Di Vernon, Equerry, The Piper, Pompier, Le Kapenr, Jenny, L'Epte, R.unpart, Prince Regent, Parmesan f. False Alarm, North Marston, Suffolk, Maid Marian, Helvellyn, Privilege, Harebell, Choral, Haze, Dundee c, Earnley, and Heren nianus are here. SWEEPSTAKES OF 50 SOVS. D.N. Coldstream, Wild Myself f, and Rose are here. SWEEPSTAKES OF SO SOVS. Viridia, Maid of Mamba= f, Volunteer, Pericles, and Fri. ponnier are here. PAID Foarerr.—Pirate Chief and The Duke. SWEEFISTAHIC3 OF 10 SOWS. T.Y.C. Bagpipe, Correction, Sootchman's Pride. Haymarket, Vici, Hardley, and Asaineboine (all to be sold for 200 f. each). All are here. No. j SHARE LISTS.-(THIS DAY.) thrs o'OLocx. The railway market is flat, and a decline of to j per cent. has occurred in Great Western, London and North-Western, Midland, Lancashire and Yorkshire, Great Eastern, South-Eastern, Great Northern A, and North British stocks. Metropolitan atock is now quoted 1151 to 116 ; Great Western, 40# to q ; London and North Western, 1144 to ; Midland, now to q ; Lan cashire and Yorkshire, 121 to ; Caledonian, 108 to 109 ; South Eastern, 651 to ; Great Eastern, 274 to 1 ; Great Northern, 112 to 113 ; ditto A, 114 to 1161 ; London, Chatham, and Dover, 16 to ; North British, 33 to 4 ; and Brighton, 584 to 54. .DINARY SHAUN AND Bre miss to4A7 at. I Pd. I samovars I Ck etrar e i • I tO I Pm,- Olt 1100 100 St. 1100 Briasol sad 'mime Cambrian 'Dublin anti Beitiliraste Dandes,PartivtAbd Jo Irk Load= Scrip Cat 77 83 104 110 40 46 4 6 66 le 70 II OliiLO;iiiall. - ii" Oriel Lidera Ord. el Do. L Log. ark, No. Oroatliketh °Method Omit !prams .. lioiiiiiro.;€3 dlr. an- Do. B ltD6p.a. fa paldß Do. Ord. Dat. Thy. Stook Ot. South e Welt (120 ) Oreas Wasters' Do.StoarVal.Goa.Stk Da. Smith Wales . Da Do. N Lancashire & Yor Do. W. = Lon Brittla Coast &Dor Do. Net. Exten.A6 p.c. Loudon & North Writs. Loodoo&Soothirestarn Yam & Lumina Do. &tensi on, dead Op. ct. tllllB7O Melropolitan District.. Do. do. do. Do. &St, John's-wood Midlead . Do. Do. Nam. t Derby 'North British Do. WA ,Porth,Dund N. Boartiro—Borwlck Do. O. N. Z. Pure IN Do. York 10 Do. Caritas oi Do. Stook.hDorholt SO Do. do., Item too North 1.4?0d0a leo 100 100 I !Au 5 Do. do., 1906 ISO Northataffordebire 100 11. t & Western 100 Bcottah Central 100 Shropshire Make —.. 100 South Devon.-- 100 South /adorn ...... all Otaines,W 100 Tat Vale 1 4 Do. 100 Waterford & Kilkenny S ,Waterloo & Whiti^ 105 107 271 t7f 5 7 lel 40.1 ot :dl 4ci 24 27 id 16 27 id 1211 1211 58 60 16 17 8 12 1141 1141 77 79 46 47 115 116 104 106 1101 110/ 79 81 88 86 101 102 59 111 P 2 93 83 84 8 9 pn. 112_ II 4 Oa TO ;21 1111 Ili 44 66 66 eel 113 16i 169 K se pm 88.1111511 MeIIIBIIIONS. WLn. Lawresee 'Dm Der.&C. In. gas. Ds. agree Deal° a lake Hares Do. Prareac• alL.Dreal..looder6ta 0 per mat 187244 061.168. loam 6 p. Vero T. Dock p. e. g. Denierers.lp. perpret. Iloot Bawl gm. 6 do Do. do. 6 do Lot Indian pa. 5 do Do. L Shares Grand Tnork of Csoadal 65 TO 45 10 100 182 101 100 IliTO S 100 I 2 ;101.. ler 108 1 llpm 17 181 U 90 67 SO Do. 100tp.11.11.0p.01. Do. lotproL Boo& Do. do. Wirral Do. lad pea &odd. De. do. Marred ardLrot. node Do. Do. dtli pool. stoat t Do. id diem drool taloa Do. gam 6 pot end. Do. Now d 0... Do. New fit B.of la4L lg. 6p. et Do. 41 pot oust. Do. 'et. Western at D0k0 . ..13d:p0y.1111 Do. do. 11 do. 18774. Indlin imited) *arm guar. p. cont. Do. do. Id do Do. do. de do Do. NM iitooslon Idolb. and Hobson's Boy Do. 6p. oL, pay.lBBo' Do. 6p et, poy. 1896 N.lLotOloa.dp c.1.66p.8. doindow i a ir ord. Do. do. do. Do. ?animal) do. Do. lads, 36. Mod do. JOINT STOCK BAILS. I Bow 45 68 ST 40 21 23 1 . Pali lipm 10119°1 nold l 94 as' los 58 xd! lio 82 94 SI MI 99 100 99 100 1 100 i 99 41 40a id sd I2!1 58i 8 D 114 1 ri I 116/ 161 106 4 1102 r din 6 6 1 11 1011 I 1 0 , 7 i 1 1 lfi lon I 151 1011 1 n 1 I 1 *OOO r i : 3 l =Bank (Una) A i l; -;* -. 1 - 40, 100 • Alliance Limited - 100, 10 Atrrio Austrian 4 4 1 pa 40, 20 Angle hpiptlan (anti Ni 12 LS I - 20, 20 Avila Italia (lAmitid) l6 7 6 dis , 51 10,000 40 ' Aus tr alasia aU 61 62 - 10600 20 Danko/ all 9 11 ... 600 10 ' Do. New, limed Ipa 5 6 4 dis - 10,000 36 Bank of Igypt 16, 20 Bank of Otago (Limited) 10 44 Sidle - 10,000 60 Bankaffictorta,Austral 16 , 30 MI ad - 50,000 10 Bank of New Zealand lO ! 8 9 pat - 10, 60 Britiali&CaUfornlan(L) Si 2 4 lituo '- 10,000 60 British N. America -. an 60 62 - 49,000 20 C. Bk. ladle, Ans., China all 16 17 16 10,000 16 Chart Yr. of laMa, ha all SO II - 60,000 10 aq - W, 100 , Coloidal -.—. .. - 160, 10 Oimaellilated Bank (L ) 4 1 rat - 60, 10 i Do. do. New - 10. 00 IDellil and Lando' (W ld - - - fO, SO , Zed London (Limited) 6 te M 60, lio : intim agebsiags(Liza.) 0 14 - $l, 30 ( Zaglisk and American .10 6 dli - 50,000 10 to Banklt.deJaneiroL 10 2 di. - 30,000 10 ing.SoothAual.Chartd al 1641 4 - 10,000 60 MiglishandSwedlsk (L )16 10 dl. - 10,000 100 Imperial Bank (Witted; 10 1 pm - OM, U Louisa 211 p er Ottoman lO 22 24 1 die 71 # 0, all - 6,000 26 Do. New - 100, 10 land Mart. Bk. India(L) 4 24 ;Ms 14 1000001 100 Do.Spe.Deb..lBB4,3oyre. .11 110 n 10,000 60 Lois.Bk.ofitradoo,de.(l. , , 30 114 9441. ad - 134100 London end Brudllen. :' 46 19 17 d p :aj - 12, II Do. New - 5.000 100 Larked BlverrlMML ). - 10.0001 U Do. New, im. at 14 ran 10 I 1 pm - .0.000 26 Do. do. do lO par I pm - 10,000 20 Lon. Cla Bank of Aosta , all 214 224 - 39,600 60 London and County.- 110 66 68 - 18500 20 Do. do. New : 8 - - 24 SI 73,000' 60 London Joint Stock 116 42 43 43 2 4 non 20 London * Southatrican all 114 121 12 10,000 100 Lon. &S. Weenie%ela (Lim.)l 10 1 1 No. s - 006 60 Loudon & Veossu(l 1 111 II 10 46 - 60, 11, 000 100 Loudon & Wesissinster. ) 90 lit 04 en 10,000 100 Merchant Bank (Lim.) .25 15 16 ad, -ad 6,000 10(1 Do. New - e 40.000. SO M t erouitllehtraan(Lp 11; 9 7 -• 03,000 10 Metropolitan (Limited)! all 7 8 - 6,030 100 Midland Bank (Lbw) I9) 14 0}4 4- 20,000; 6 National of Aasaralada, 4 1 Ipm -. 20,006 100 National of Liverpool 116 3 1 d l. - 10,000100 N. Pro. of In/land 142 - 000 1 20 Do. Ind 46 11 •-•- I 394 111, 400001 SO National Ba fird Issisa l nk !so a n i 4 WOO 10 New South Wass all 46 66 , - 60,000, 10 NorUi Western 74 Idle 4pm - 00,000 26 Oriental Bank Corpora ' all 42 43 421 4 17,219 60 Srovia.BuldnrCorp.(L)! 10 7 6 di. - 10,000 100 bovine. et Irelaad 10,000 10 Do. do. New 1 all - - - 10,000 25 South Australia ad 15 17 - 17,061 100 Stand. v 4 B. 0. Africa - 10,000100 Do. do. ua 44 0 pa' 10 6 • die - 00.000 25 Union of Australia . 10,000 100 Delon of Ireland (Um ) n so 8 dl. - 80.600'. MI thisa of Loudest -_ _ 1 10 42 Cl as 701181014 üBLIOATIOBIL Et 1 Pd. 1 RULWATIL I Closing Om. I Sam 34 Ir 4 o al , 11..Lumsabourg . ..d :p.eent. 1 ? I,, t a t _ non ataaue - 100 all and Tribe 97 90 - 100 all Mamas and - - - 100 all Do. Second hens.' 116 89 - 10 all ;North of France S pet: 11 124 - 20 aD i Do (late Chu; lip, at. - - - 100 all Ottoman (Smyrna, de.) 66 66 - I Do. do. booed .0 72 10 26 - 10 l'aris,LzonsAMn Wei 11 124 - 100 all as S. Ir. (Perm.).. 90 92 - 4an Swedidi 6pat . 14 2 - 110 MI LaOrande 7 . p.c . t. 54 87 - IS &Loin-Van. 3p.c. 8 84 5 4 100 Lilted Port 7p.. - - - 10 MYraneallp.c. 11 124 - !0 Manua, 8 per M. 6 6 10 .1 N. W. of Fra II p. a 12 124 MAI St. MS et. 11101111 i at. UMW it at el WS/ IL as. __ et KM St. DIZINTUILS STOOLS. 01.116 4 p. a Wtr.&Beiloo G.Ntlia.4 p.c. Joat&J 100 o.llsia.-17. N.--01., Ip. et, hut. & July .... CO I.4o3.&Yk.4p.e.Jam&Jrly 00 Lea.Brigli.4p.e.Jan.&.Tly 00 L&N.W.4p.e.Jaa.& July CO Do. lip.e. het& July 00 L&B.W.4p.e. Jou.* Jo/7 00 BlldiaisdAp.e.Jan.&July 00 N. Britt*, B. P. & D. 8., 6 p. et., lob. & Aug... iOO 14 .1W.0.,4p.e.1an./July 00 505t111..4 p.eAp.4OOL 00 96 00 96 93 96 9395 MI $6 .- -. ... 94 OOLONIAL 001 600,000111/1199001i0.10.4.,11171 100,000 Do. 1906 Gov.. p.0.,181746. Do. Sweet, IrobAtiog. Do.6poret..Mar. 1,111,906 Do. Sporot.Joa.43 886,906 Do. Sweet. Imo 100,000 Coppola HopoSpar.lB7B Do. d 0.1890-1900 Do. do. 188000 Do. do. 189041 162,000 D0.11p.e.1.9.40et.1900 100.000 Coyloo,liow. 1041, 6p. ot 100,000 Do. 1878, do.. 1.000,0001 Do. 1871 d 0... 100,90041taar1t166 6 per ei.,1873 9100001 Do. 1878 104000, Do. 1882 880.009 Do. 1991 166,100!Nat0100v.6p.0.Ap.40e. isemo.Now BraoaGov.llptroL 1.186,900. Now Booth Wales Gov.. p. cent, ICI to 1876 8,671,900 Do. 6p. 0.1886 1163 836.000 D0.6p.e.r,1987 to 1875 150,000, Now Zooload 6wir mat. 1,000,000' Do. grow oast. 600,000 1 Do. 6 per coot 1891 334,0001 Do.do.lB9l3one&Doo 160,000 Novo goods 6p. 0..1876 I,B6o,loolQtwookod Goo. 6 p. at. 6..teiLear. 6 p.0.,67-77 776.006 Do. 1878 sad & 860,006 91.1.190v.6p. o. Joa spy . July 7. 00 0 0 001 Do. Op. et. Ape 41.1.1., 101LEIGN ii. I Pd. 11.au.wAys. an all all • Itaradedam B Pra (L MIA elgian Ju Wea ol(L) C rlbrOorloa Duesib Oß& latwant(L) 96 98 93 95 93 96 84 86 35 U 103 106 103 11141 103 IM: 104 108 90 90: 103 106 107 100 106 107 103 106 106 1% 196 107 104 106 95 97 96 98 Si 16 :4 :77i 102 . 102. ttl - 00 3 1 102 103 96 96 91 92 106 106 106 106 1041 1061 /AY& W F u D ur. o. all ot Palace la &rowan Central (L) in Great Lazeuaboerg ail an Imperial Mark= (L) an Lemberg.Clawaowlts( the L) illat.lLlege t _lly al Do.6paPrt. 1 nal& nor W Northers at Prime W in N.ltalL ILAea n t7.p.e Da an Norwegian Trunk Pre( W Ottoman (Bra7rusaldlo ill , Parks, Lyous.sad /edit. all ;Parts sad Orleans all , lieu. & B.lrrancla (L) 10 Royal Sarduilan all loyal Swedish all Do. 7 per Dent all ' Sambre sad Dimas WI Do. 64 per cent.Pret all 18ea Psulo , ,L) g 7 per ct all 8. Aust.& Lout Venetian 16 Mouth leak of Portugal iri. all So others at Frame all sad Bayous all IFNI Plawlers all De. le per cant Prat al Walitlf.R. at Tram* IMMIX &um. No. I Mt. 187 - 000 T 100, 1 28.= 18,000 10 26,000 20,000 I 10,000 20 100,000 1 WOO& 11 16,000 1 80,008 )),000' 10 08,000 16,000 i:Lai 1i 1 18 19 42 44 Si Si 2 4 2 1 Sd St. 32 S 4 9 10 1t 15 16 181 133 20 22 4 6. : 4 90 v I NA illaaMos UMW) O) an Bru.al eiraltan Carol= V - ChoutalaNla &La.. Po (tholitdit .. Dot Pedro, N. um Nay 14 Zed Del Roy (Wafted) Ilrortana (1.1.121ted) Proctino&BolivisOold lOissonal Liquids Malted) pains (Liailted) (Limited' 020 6 1 145 50,000 4 ITtmeliM (L.) 10,000, 6 , Pakmma Ma). 10, Part 10 Irosii=d r ellmelmad 100.. 6 r 12,001 50 Royal Clobre CaM. 110,000 1 140441.11.instral 11,000 20 24. Mai 64111.421 Um. • 48,1745 10 ,Ualted Madam Um. 10,000 2 Val Amdigark 6041 1 TalimaNsoold(Uni. 10,000000 10 Vaammver 0441 (Um. 6,000( 10 Vial Swam lUmlted 10,000 6 Waalme Gold (Limited, 80,000 1 "Wortbing (Limited) .. 76,000' 1 Yorke Um.) amoo 8 Yudsammilims (Um.) pa l 1 0 4 - 84 id id 97 87 1 lo4ri xd 8 7.16; }:d id 14 a e r (r il 1 cIW U 9) A l l 1 tr i l t 7 . diel ! 1 55 57 — lit i dis Par 4 8 clis 1 J i 1 1 q 1 9.11 4 I_ l , MI6 pm I Bak& 00,000 10,000 /MOOD £OOO,OOO 10,000 40,000 10,000 47,00 11,900 111,000 40,000 10,000 6,00) It,loo • LosltAlaborkanTeL (L. p, WAS t=Ti gg r a WirsPh • • • • / I A L rid atc. aid 1 Ausleelles lt i tan.(L MisrhTea DRAWL. IstArworke (L.) Do. New D9.75Ta. ro (L . •w Ce.a _ 171 181 16i lei 48 63 nos 17 19 • H •o 101 111 I I N 4112 18 98 14 80i 89 92 hr 1 r 1 41' - 1 2 I t 12' 14 1 1 1 1 : ,1 Ms 15 II &Ili - 16} 148101 16 14 die 10 8 din i • 71 4 3/6 8 IS 6 i 663 3, 4 3 di* 14 le 1110 104 106 108 66b I 6 66, • 1 0 414 _6 . _0.40 seise— -2 21299 • • 416 9 7 di. • Idb 29g 9 —_di- 18 171 as IN I MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Ow' o'Cioat. The dealings in the Stock Ifichange to-day are not very numerous, and the general tendency is flat. The further reduction in the French funds yesterday, after the official close of the Bourse, has caused additional sales, and to-day's quota tions from that market are awaited with anxiety. The reduction in Consols, however, does not exceed per cent., support being derived from numerous bond fink purchases, both on bank ing and private accounts. Most of the h .:ne rail ways and foreign stocks have given way, the prin cipal fall being in Italian Bonds of 1801. United States 5-20 Bonds have again declined, upon orders to sell from Germany. The demand for money to-day is moderate, and the supply large. The charge for the beet paper is 21 per cent., with exceptional transactions at 2#. Short loans on English government senrities are offered in the Stock Exchange at 1} per cent. Consols are now quoted 90# to 1 both for money and the account (May 9), and the Three per Cents. Reduced and New Three per Cents., 89 to I. Foreign stocks are still offered. Italian Bonds of 1861 are very heavy, and have fallen 1 per cent. Turkish of 1865, and Russian and Chilian scrip have declined 1, and Spanish Certificates, Turkish of 1865 are quoted 261 to 1 ; Greek, 121 to 1 ; Spanish Passive, 1911 to # ; ditto Certifi cates, 121 to ; Italian of 1861, 431 to 1 ; Mex ican, 15 to 1 ; Russian Scrip, 41 to 31 die., ex div. ; and Chilian Scrip, 6 to 5 dia. United States 5-20 Bonds are heavy, and have receded 1 per cent., viz. to 671 to 68 ; but Erie and Illinois Central railway shares are unaltered, at 36 to 37 and 72} to 731, respectively. Atlantic Cable shares are quiet. Anglo-Ameri can are called 17; to 181 ; and Atlantic Telegraph Eight per Cent. Preference, 4g to 1. Bank shares are inactive, and prices generally exhibit no change. Alliance are quoted 11 to 10 die. ; Consolidated, I to 1 prem. ; Chartered of India, 15 to 17 ; and London and County, 56 to 58. Financial and miscellaneous shares show a drooping tendency. International Financial are quoted 21 to dis. ; London Financial, 23!, to 22} dis. ; General Credit, 3} to 21 dis. ; Credit Fonder, 7to 61 dis. ; National Discount, Gi to 3 prem. ; and Hudson's Bay, 151 to 16. The second annual report of the Bankers' Guarantee and Trust Fund has just been issued. It appears that 585 new policies, representing in subscriptions 5,5871., were issued between the Ist of May, 1866, and the 31st of March, 1867, while the claims during the s►me perioi have amounted to 6661. The sum invested and in hand at the latter date was 8,7221., and the reserve fund was 6,8511. The first annual report of the Colonial and Fo reign Banks Guarantee Fund has also been circu lated. It is mentioned that 404 proposals for guarantee were received during the year ending on the 31st of March, of which 318 were accepted, repre senting in subscriptions 9,5211., against which no claim has arisen. The receipts have been 2,3041., and the payments, 3531. The reserve fund amounts to 8,0331. HALF-PAST ONE O'CLOcK. The stock markets are very heavy, owing to the receipt of lower prices from Berlin, and to a belief that those from Paris will also show a fall. Consols have declined to 90} to A, Italian of 1861 to 42i to 43, and 5-20 Bonds to Mt to Two o'CLocK. At Paris this morning the Three per Cent. Rentes opened at 65fr. 15c., showing a fall of about f per cent. The telegram states that great uneasiness prevails, and that all securities are offered. About 5,0001. in American eagles was withdrawn from the Bank yesterday for exportation. The silver market remains quiet, with little or no demand for the East, and only a moderate in quiry for the Continent. Bars are quoted ss. 01d. per ounce, and Mexican dollars 4s. Hid. On Change yesterday afternoon the rates for bills on Holland were firm ; but as regards Frankfort and three months' draft on France, the tendency was slightly against this country. On the other hand, the growth of distrust with regard to the course of affairs on the Continent has caused the exchanges with Russia and Austria to move against those empires. The list is subjoined : Amsterdam, 3 months, 11.19 to 11.193 • ' ditto, abort, 11.163 to 11.17 i ; Rotterdam, 3 months, 1 1.19 to 11.193 ; Antwerp, 3 months, Z. 374 to 25.423 • irussels, 3 months, 25.37/ to 25.423 ; Hamburg and Altok, 3 months, 13.9 to 13. • Berlin, Cologne, Sic., 3 months. 6.25 to 6.26; St. P etersburg, 3 months, 294 to 293 ; Paris, short, 25.12 i to 25.25 ; ditto, 3 months, 25.52. 4 to 25.373 ; Marseilles, months, 2.5.321 to 25.371 ; Prankfort-on-the•Mante, 3 mon th s, 119 1 to 120 ; Vienna, 3 months, 13.60 to 13.80 ; Trieste, 3 months, 13.60 to 13.80 ; Madrid, 3 months, to 48; Santander, 3 months, 481 to 48 ,• Cadiz, 3 mouths, 49 to 48j; Seville, 3 months, 49 to 481 ; Malaga, 3 months, 481 to 484; Valencia, months, 481 to 481 ; Bar. eel 3 months, 481 to 48; ; Bilboa, 3 months, 484 to 48 ; 3 months, 48; to 48 ; Leghorn, 3 months, • .60 to 29.0; Omusi, 3 months, 28.60 to 29.0 ; Naplas, 3 months, 28.60 to 29.0 ; Palermo, 3 months, 28.60 to 29.0 ; Messina, 3 months, 28.60 to 29.0; Lisbon, 90 days' date, 521 to 52 ; Oporto, 90 days' date, 521 to 52. _ _ The Committee of the Stock Exchange have ap pointed Saturday next a special settling day in the 221. preference shares of the Midland Railway Company, which are to be marked in the official list. Most of the railway traffic returns to be published this week refer to the week previous to Easter, and therefore include the traffic of Good Friday, as compared with an ordinary week last year. The South Eastern Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 4,849/. over 1866 ; the London, Brighton, and South Coast, an increase of 5,3541. ; the Metropolitan, an increase of 287/. ; and the Glasgow and South Western, an increase of 1,2151. At the meeting yesterday of the Mutual Tontine ( Westminster Chambers) Association (Limited), the directors' report was adopted, and a dividend at the rate of 6 per cent. declared. Two extraordinary general meetings of the share holders of the Mercantile and Exchange Bank (Limited) are called for the Ist of May, at Liver pool ; the object of the first being to confirm the resolution passed on the 16th inst., afid of the other to " receive a report of the board and the auditors, that the business of the bank cannot be further prosecuted with a prospect of benefit to the com pany, and thereupon resolutions will be moved adopting such report, having in view the dissolu tion of the company, in accordance with the articles of association." Creditors of the Imperial Land Credit Corpora tion (Limited) are required to send the particulars of their claims to Mr. Henry Suckling, the official liquidator, by the Ist of May, the 10th of that month having been appointed by Vice-Chancellor Wood for adjudicating upon them. Creditors of the London Co-operative Coal Com pany (Limited) are required to send the particu lars of their claims to Mr. J. C. Turner, one of the liquidators, by the 11th of May. Subjoined are the quotations of insurance, gas, and docks shares, as given in the Stock Exchange list of last evening : Insurance—Alliance British and Foreign, 121, 1, ex div. ; ditto Marine, 241 ; Clerical, Medical, and General Life, 20, 1, ex all; Law Fire, 41, 1 ; Universal Marine (Limited), 331. Gas Light and Coke — City of Moscow Gss, 16, 1, ex int. Docks—London and St. Katherine, 5 9 1 ; ditto De hen hut Stook, 87. The annexed memorandum is from the London Stock and Share Company (Limited): At to-day's auction, the following were 531121) of the sales made—Alhambra Company (Si. paid), at 41. 15s. ; Bahia Steam Navigation (101. paid), at 61. ; Brighton Hotel (M. paid), at 18a. ; British Mutual Investment (31. ROYAL MAIL STEAM PACKET COMPANY. (THIS DAY.) The half-yearly meeting of the shareholders was held this afternoon at the London Tavern; Captain C. & MANGLES in the chair. _ _ The report, which had been previously issued and pub. Hailed having been taken as read, . . . , The CHAIRMAN moved its adoption. He said the found ing of the reserve and renewal accounts, referred to in the report, had proved to be a sound measure. The reduction in the receipts was explained in that document, the main cause being a falling-off in the passengers and goods carried. The yellow-fever was only a temporary draw back, but it had naturallydintinishedthenumberof passen gers. The Duke of Buckingham had, in the communications on the subject, manifested great interest and knowledge. It was a most satisfactory circumstance that the excess arising from undertime premiums amounted to no les@ than3,Bso/. —a proof that the service had been well performed. It was quite a mistake to suppose that St. Thomas was peculiarly affected with yellow fever ; on the contrary, it was under ordinary circumstances healthy. Strange to say not a single passenger died of yellow fever on board any of the company's ships. In six years and three-quarters there had been 15 deaths from fever, 14 from general illness, and 14 from accidents. An excellent feeling had pre vailed between that company's officers and those of the French Company. After some discussion the report was adopted, and a dividend of N. 10s. per share, with the addition of a bonus of I/. 10s., declared. PROVINCIAL SHARE HAREEM LIVRIPOOL, Ann 23.—Saiss today: Great Western, 41 4 id.—Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1211 I—London and North 4estern, 1141 14 1 1 f—Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, 414 1 1 I—Metropolitan,1—Metropolitan, 1151—Souh Eastern, 64—Erie, 361 United States 620 Bonds, 1862, 69 4 1 84 / id --Great Luxem bourg shares, 81 7-16 1 id. mANcesermt, Ann. 23.—The market was very dull, and prices lower. Atlantic Telegraph Pi eierenee 8 per cent., 90— District Bank, 16/ p.—Great Eastern, 871 4—Great Luxembourg, 8 7.16 j 5-16 4—Great Northern, A, 114 1 4—Great Western of Canada, 134--Great Western, 401-1111nols, 74—Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1211 4—London and North R esters, 114 4 f 1 Manchester, Shahid, and Uncolzishfre, 461 I—Metrupoll tan, 1161—North British, 334—North Eastern, " " 10 0 1 South Eastern, 64—United States 620 Yean Bonda, 04 1 81 —Blackburn Purchase, 80—London and Brighton, 68 1. BIPAUNGHAMI, Aran, iti—Buslnen done: Birmingham Wagon 'Limited), at 114: and Metropolitan Railway Carriage and Weston (lirolted), second issue, at 1 db. Ming pekes: BB- Wolverbamptoe, and Stour Valley Railway, 10 to 101 rotrtiaffordshire Beltway, 821, buyers ; Birmingham Bank (LimitscU, 11 to 11 prem. : Lloyd's Bank Limited .71 to 71 Prem. Midland Financial Limited:, If to 11 di& ; South Staffordshire Waterworks, 61 to 6; and Midland Contract (Limited), 54 to 5 dia. The church at Pylle, near Shepton Mallett, in Somereetshire, dedicated to St. Thomas I Becket, is about to be pulled down and a new one built in its place at the expense of Lord Portman. Bees swarmed in some parts of Dorsetshire the early part of this month. The cuckoo was beard in the New Forest last week. The bloom on the fruit trees throughout the New Forest is looking very promising. FLOGGING IN THE ARMY AND NAVY.—The same alterations as regards flogging have been made in both ser vices, and copond punishment is not be inflicted in time of peace except for mutiny or insubordination, accompanied with personal violence. THE STRIKE ON THE NORTH-EASTERN RAILWAY —The strike may now, so far as the company is concerned, be said to have terminated. There may be more of the old hands go in, there undoubtedly will every day, but the company have now a sufficient staff to carry out their arrangements. Yesterday morning five of the old hands, having been accepted by Mr. Fletcher, the locomotive superintendent, took out engines at Darlington. Eighteen firemen were yesterday granted passes from Darlington to Newcastle, to see Mr. Fletcher, with a view to being again taken on. All these men are required to leave the union before they are received, and the leaders of the strike will not, it is plainly stated by the officials, be received back under any_circumstances. The guards who struck at Darlington, and have remained out, have mostly applied to be taken back again, hut many of their places have been filled up. The question, however, will come before the directors at their meeting on Friday. The Stockton and Darlington are now quite full. On Monday several were taken on, but others who have applied have been told that all the engines are full. On this line the company's solicitor has drawn up a new form of contract, the former one having been too undefined and difficult to be applied. AU hands are required to sign this docu ment. THE WHALE HUNT IN THE FIRTH OP FORTH.— On Monday morning three more of the shoal of whales driven inshore on Saturday were taken, one by a Ruchaven boat and two by Newhaven boats . T hese fish had evi dently been shot or wounded in the pursuit of Saturday, and were found floating dead on the surface on the water. The herd had, however, disappeared, the fishermen be lieving they had gone up the 'Firth. One of those taken at Newhaven on Monday was the largest that had been landed, being about 27f$. long. Captain Angus, of the steamship Queen, whose boats' mews were done out of any share in the plunder by the Newhaven men, attempted to make good his claim, but before be could get the sale in terdicted be found that the fi sh had been sold by auction. For 11 fish the sum of 2W. :is. was obtained, the highest price realised being 4L 13s. The fishermen describe the species as the grampus or black fish, and state that they are quite familiar with them at the mouth of the Firth, and that they seldom come higher up than the Bass Rock. ME& STOWE IN THE SOUTHERN STATES. —The Moo)* Teltgraph announces the arrival in that city of Mrs. Harriet Beecher Stowe, and hopes that her sojourn in the south has been a ple asant one, and that she finds the morals of southern people much improved Hine ahe wrote " Uncle Tom's Cabin." _ . . . HULL CORN MARKET, APRIL 23.—At to-day's market a moderate supply of English wheat, which moves off steadily at last week's currency. Foreign meets more inquiry, but without any quotable improvement in value. Barley of all descriptions better to sell, especially grinding, which is very scarce. Beans and peas sell more freely at fully late rates. Oats in good request at prises in favour of *el len, and the market getting very low of stock. Indian awn gets into narrow compass and prices advancing. Arrivals for the week :—Wheat, 9,913 qrs. ; barley, 4,517; oats, 2,638 ; beans, 1,3%; peas, 1,244 ; tares, 169; Indian oorn, 686. GOUGH, THE BLIND BOTANIST.—The perceptive power which resided in that accomplished man's touch was amazing and almost incredible. It is exquisitely ex pressed by his friend Wordsworth in a few li nes of the " Excursion :" No floweret blooms Throughout the lofty range of these rough hilts, tir In the woods, that could from him conceal Ha birthplace . none whose figure did not live Upon his touch Wordsworth once brought to Mr. Cough a cushion of mesa-like leaves, spangled with bright purple flowers from near Grisedale Tarn. When Gough touched it, he said at once: "I have never examined this plant before, but it is sikne wad is." We feel this to be one of the most charm ing of Westmoreland anecdotes, whether we consider the beauty of the flower itself, or of the scene from which it was brought. But it should be added that Gough's science was not by any means limited to natural history. He was eminent also in physics and in mathematics. Dalton and Whewell were among his pupils.—Quarterly Review, new number CITSTAL PALACI. ONE SHILLING DAY.-- TVE.NDAT, APRIL 23.—Admiasions on payment, 6,015 ; ditto by season tickets, 1,756 ; total visitors, 7,771. 112 114 116 117 AP OII.3 Vi LIF St. 18. It I. )104. IV- ( 1 )- 10 jBefihE Shipowners Omposy 10 20 .• • .0100(1 Oryloa Elitto=s 10 Chlnat.ll22o2LCoalL 10 • Dimoool, Molted. 10 ty tpaLoodaMPro.(l. O 0 Do. 20 Clty of Masoow Gas (L ) 00 ty Man (Um.). ... 01 • • (Malted) ... 00 Do. ii,lili ii,040 Ile?!,000 10:000 10020261 LlOOOlO £V7,000 1,100 10,000 p).000 N 000 1110.01! li:iiii' mew I 10.000 Aossi 25,000 10,000 1;600 12.000 10,000 500,0* FIZZI stAtrls mallar.( 1. iasetaltfaess(L 11 111.1/11T"Om .). . a: 110.011111. 10 era ..... !L e De.. Op. et. Poo. Deb. 60 og (Limited) .. 17 Ale= Tea (L ' C L 10 Owl 10; II !la 10 My . . 10 - ZVI ) r****Ph 10 Do. Now • rag.&.AsoCoppor Ld Li sod Fon** ac°6"l"i4a4 10 Foro4t (Woraboon 10 Tars Malted) Li Crodlit MA) Li Om. Iltoom Navigation 11 le Doom &Colonial Ao(l.' 0 Hooggoost Chins Or ▪ kloolooe's • lai.loodenoroollko 26 20 10 66 et `60,000100 36,000; 10 120,000 SI 60,000 26 10,000 10,000 100 12,50)1 n 26,000 10 61.000 6 )),000 10,000. WWI 10 16,0001 10 /167 ,171 el 66,000', AO 60,000 26 10,000' 10 30,000 I 3000' 1 60,000 10 26,000 10 10,000 6 12,600 10 10,214 /AOO,OOO 30,000 60 20,000 10 10,000 10 10,000 11 24,000 26 30,000 20 16,000 100 1.300,000 St 30,000 90 Corrying (' 5 - C — arnat. lilnan.Soc.(lL im. land Credit( I. tr i taran za tand. Itallaa Irrig. (CitaCar.; Do. I p. a. Bda. r. 11170 locarilleaLim.).. African & Caledon. Tre ri. ( " , Oominriand&B.(L d. DialriciTelogr ' Load. Moan. Aro. L i Load. O. Omnibus C. Li LoadtGlaeg.latigt Load. Provincial Madras Drina & Canal, 6p. ct.n.bylndianGov. I Marine lavestmant (L; Wainiitlim Load, &c. (L: Nada. Enloe. Tel. (L. )..) I Merchant (L I ltIllors11714.0.) II 111Dwall IronWorice.... Intel Load a CoLC.IL ? National Dia Com. L. Do. New. tru i gl th z INetioaalProv. tiatioaallitoom Nay.(L. 1 Norba&SaCoal&lroo/L T NenCoalotidat.Dia(L.) Ne raatr ada. Umit4d K. L.&N.Ag.(L, N.Zoaland T.& Lome (L ; Neetharn Amara Tea (L. I dt• ad all all 6 s B 10 i lei t 1 1 dl. • 6 1 1 BD 6 7 an 46 60 Qt. 10 1 6 6 6 3 01Wa BY 1 If 16 64 22 dl. an l6 12 21 19 81 dim flls per all 191 10 OK. in 2l 16 8 4 di* 10 . 66 S 6 ad z.- 64 14111. T 5 1 lipla 2 2al 10 16 16 al 6 1414 067 3 11 21the 2 1 Pal luR ; ki l erTs I t Ti 6 0 17 10 60 45 19 14 9 16 15 ll 10 6 Al. ill 64 If 1 par au Yl idls par 811 14 14 in 6 1 ill 3 SI 10 U 68 St 67 69 in is 16 7 BO 1 • 97 •101 IS 120 126 111 7 •th • 6 6Ms 32 34 SO 70 -ILO 4 7-16 3 4115-16 _Ws la ni i If.Dria.AuAralulais (L)1101 N.Drit. &Yoram. In.(L ) Dona MoAno (losoro.ll I antallilnaodol(Llm. 1] oalOso(Limitod) al Do. Now 1 snt Wood litmain(L ago & iithlood Direst 1 Goo (Liositod' al !Panama BAC Moom(1 ? Do. do. Poollitv. Londe)(lAA 1 Paidasidar.t o.Btoas Do. do. Now I a r w c z" .t,. iatyl e m w prov.(L) Rio Janeiro Ola (Una ) yal Pall S$ Aosta& Invest. (1 ; V /tram CZ/ORW) D. Aitken Y. &la. (La illoolkluskallaaLgad I anameelso Tolapaph V I Do Scalp i lTlLOandenc.lllane(L ) 1 Th _ Da. D 0 .0... 1 fonsa&Xersor In.(L aAgem PotTolo lllll (L eyof Ass. & L Co. of II Mailmen* of Itoon (LI United United X. Taia piaccal = 1 (7 Do. 10 per cent pre( all tinfoil& Mrftolfen(L 6 Van Dameant Lend (L 111 nvivarviDEtrt(Mar4L ID Woman Ramo (thn. 1.• WeglotinilsTadile at II PREFERENCE SHARER. Lancaster and Carligde, 41 per cent., 100. Lancashire and Yorkshire, 6 per cent. (East Istneaabire), 125. 10,000 14,200 /411112,000 117,603 100,000 1,1.40 .___ 17, , 600 110,000 100,000 26,000 1 30,0001 110,000 ' 10,600 WM 111110101 OMNI 26 42. s2l 3 tias 21 3 Pm ;i0 a lt ii se irl ••• SC li t 1 - i dis — 1 fi 4 101 10! OADINAZY SHAM AND STOCKS. 14 16 9 I 6141 1 1 6,66 21 22 20 21 16 12 Ms pod). at : F.oemasons' Tavern 1 - 0. pmd 1, ; Gallivan. Company Debentures of 160/., :43W., and 10001. each, at .1f to 81 per cent. ; Imperial Land of (111. 10a. paid), at 2s. 9d. to 4s. ; Int,rnational Hotel (51. paid), at 9s. to 10a.; Italian Irrigation (201. paid), at 31. 15e. ; gham Hotel (10/. paid), at 4/. :a.; Moore, iCclusegi and Co. (6/. paid), at 10a. 6d. ; Novara and Lake Oita Railway Compia (10/. paid), at 4e.; °arab Coffee Company (10/. ), at 21s. to 25a. ; Oxford and Canter bury Hoek Ha s (10'. paid), at 10s. ; Royal ktwedik Railway (5/. paid), at 2a. 6d. ,• Star and Garter Hc4 (10/. paid), at 2/. sa. to 2/. 7s. fal. TUDIDAT EVENTING: Consols, which closed on Saturday at 904 fur the 9th of May, opened this morning at 901 to 1, and closed at 901 to 4, which was also the lei price for money. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 901, C , B. ; ditto, for account, 901 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 89, 1, ; New Three per Cents., ' 891, 9, ; ditto Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 724, ' 2 ; Annuities, 1885, 12 9-16 ; Bank Stock, 252, es div. ; India Stock, 219, 18 ; ditto Five per Cent., 109 k, 10k, ; ditto Bonds, 52e., 475. prem. The Three per Cents. Reduced and New Three per Cents. were last quoted 89 to I. The India Five per Cent. Stock was in renewed demand. Exchequer Bills remain quoted 205. to 25a. prem. Foreign stocks experienCed several fluctuations, but the tone of the market, on the whole, was un favourable. Attention was principally directed to Italian Bonds of 1861, which were pressed for sale, and were officially marked 435, or about 2 per cent. worse than on Saturday, though the last price was not more than 1 per cent. lower. Vene zuelan of 1864 underwent a fresh reduction of 21 per cent ; Russian of 1850, 1 ; Turkish of 1858 and 1862, 5; and Russian scrip, 1. On the other hand, Turkish of 1865 improved 1 ; and Spanish Passive and Certificates, b. Bank shares were flat. Bank of Egypt declined 11. ; Australasia, English Bank of Rio de Janeiro, and London Chartered Bank of Australia, 10s. ; and Anglo-Austrian, ss. London Joint Stock, however, improved 10s. The amount of business in financial shares was extremely small, and prices showed no variation of importance, closing as follows :—lnternational Financial, 21 to 35 dis. ; General Credit, 34 to 21 dia. • London Financial, 235 to 225 dia and Credit ' Foncier of England, 6‘ to dis. Atlantic Cable shares showed no variation of importance. Anglo-American left off at 174 to 181 ; Atlantic Telegraph Eight per Cent. Pre ference at 4g to i ; and Telegraph Construction, at 31 to 2# dia. Hudson a Bay shares were last quoted 151 to 16 ; and National Discount, 61 to 7 prem. Thom was little business in miscellaneous shares, but Peninsular and Oriental Steam and Colonial met with inquiry, and rose 11. 10a. and 11. respectivejr. On the other hand, British and Magnetic Tele grsph fell 21. ; Panama Steam, 10a. ; and Egyptian Trading and Oriental Gas, 25. 6d. United States 5.20 Bonds were heavy, and were officially marked as low as 685. The last price, though somewhat higher than this, was t i worse than on Saturday. The Bonds of 1885 dechned4, and Illinois Central Railway shares 11, but Erie rose 4 . Prices closed as follows :-5.20 Bonds, 681 to 69, ex div. ; Erie Railway shares, 865 to 37 ; Illinois Central, 725 to 735 ; Atlantic and Great Western Railway Debentures, 305 to 315 ; Con solidated Mortgage Bonds, 205 to 215. MINE&-(THIS DAY.) ONi eoLocm. The mining market is inactive, but West Cld verton, Prince of Wales, East Lovell, and North Chiverton shares are inquired for. Subjoined are the present prices :—Great Vor,lB to 19 ; WestChi verton, 72 to 73 ; North Chiverton, 41i to 5 ; Chi verton Moor, 6p to ; East Lovell, 81 to 9 ; Prince of Wales, 635. to 555. ; Great Vor, 17 to I .Bi North Crofty, 4$ to ; and East Russell, 20 to 1. At Biyn Gwiog general meeting yesterday the shares were multiplied from 500 to 5,000, or equal to 10 shares for one of the original, and it was mentioned that a profit of about 2001. had been made during the last three months. - - - COMMERCIAL AND MARKET& MARK-LANE.-(THIS DAY.) The quantity of English 'rhea ton offer to-day was small, but in fair average condition. There was a limited demand for all kinds at Monday's quotations. Of foreign wheats the supply was also small and the de mand was inactive. Some sales were effected at latu ow , rencies. There was a fair inquiry for floating cargoes of grde,s.ad late rates were well supported. Barley was in moderate request at fully late priers. There was a good supply of malt, the demand for which was slow, at the late decline in value. Oats were dull, at a reduction of Gd. per qr. Thu. was • large arrival of foreign. Beans and peas met • slow inquiry at Monday's q iota- Mons. Flour was dull without alteration in prior. Seeds and cakes met a slow demand, but late currencies were supporter. MK= CORRENT. Pry: W 4404.8. a. i Enlac. Lent, red. n old ew 38 to 70 04 to 60 ~ Do. white, old 04 to 74 ~ new 64 to 70 Kottolk and Lincoln red. new ...__ 60 to Of OA I. gootth pote►e Lisb, black „ white . ilnat.33. Malting Distilling thinding BO to Mt MALT. Bale; Norroti,;nd %Balk 7O to 76 Klapton and Wars 70 to 76 Brown 56 to 04 _ 112 So IS Oiro ingliab, teed 24 to 30 pot~to Scoioh, toed Foil Per gr. WEIRAT. a s. Dantdc and Konigs berg G2 to 74 Rostock & Written L 9 to 0 bu rg Dante an. wh hard 66 to 64 Anakcan. red with* to Gruidlor Lb .. - 7.. 30 40 32 ... 34 tO 37 x 443 33 Dutch hrouring 24 to 21 teediu.t AR.IIVALq FROM Al ....._. Mangos Met 33 to St Harrow Pigoo/1 a tO 48 1114.1 e .. White.. hollers Fl 4 Ul. 1.0 to Si 01 to 40 40 to 41 Sown made; per NA lbs. Household SS to 54 Country Norfolk and Suffolk ex ship eS to 44 Per Qr. Oats ► -► Danish and 4 rmUsb 43 to t 9 Russian Kit 38 to tit Pi to OO Ile to til VI lo P SI 10 SO 33 MP SS Wit and kotah 180 Verdi& ruin G 430 1 nu I Imo , samo , 4•6 , 140 aks. LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. (THIS DAY.) (BY TILILGZAPH.) (von OUR OWN coßatsPoispttrT.) The market rather steadier, salts probably about 10,000 bales. MINCING-LANE.—(THIS DAY.) MEWLS. —The market has opened steadily, but quietly, at last week's prices. Refined—full prices are paid for dried goods. owing to their still being scarce. Pieces remain steady. Costa .—A fair business is doing in plantation Ogles, at Brut prices. Tsa.—The market remains quiet. Rou.—The market is firm, but no sales of impoi tames re rite.—Aloof t 330 tins of Penang sold at the previous price of 2jd. Rtes.-1,000 bags of Rangoon scl l at the full 1 r:ces 12s. 3d. to 13. 40. COTTON. —A limited business only is doing, at prim which show a decline of id. to id. per lb. Jars.—The market is active. About 4,000 bales sold at the previous value. HEmr.—St. Petersburg clean quiet at 311. to XV. TALLOW ILARICIT.-THIS DAY.). The market is steady. Town 1 . .d10w is quoin' 466 ; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 4-is. ; April to Junit. 445. 3d. ; June, 445. id. ; October to December, 46‘ BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(TIIIB DAY.) Messrs. Pattenden and Smith report • better demand for bolsi of all descriptions, and late quotations ars fully uniatatasd. Nnr.... Danish .. EMU= Pug Maple .. Boller. White . Yellow Imam Coax. FLOOR. French, 46 to 62 Bp•nlrb .... 40 to et American, oft D 0... 26 to 3$ CWdlee .. 21 to ZA .RIL 20 TO APRIL 9.4. Malt. (Asa fin• 15)0 ,_ is I I'. 19E60 Per Qr. 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