The Express. — London, England, 1866-06-25 00:00:00

SHOCKING MURDER IN ROSEMARY-LANE. TRAM POLICE-COURT.--(THIS DAY.) • Patrick Harrington, an Irish labourer, 77 years o f age, was brought before Mr. Paget, charged with the II w ilf u l murder of Peter Mann, his son-in-law. The fatal affray took place in Rosemary-lane, White- g c h a pel, last night, at 12 o'clock. The murder wu cam- q mined in the street in the presence of several persons. ° Nun and his wife were quarrelling, and her father, the primmer, interfered, and without saying a word plunged s a knife into his son-in law's breast. The unfortu- s note man fell, exclaiming, " I am stabbed." Dr. John Lune, •of No. 1, Dock-street, Whitechapel, was fetched directly. He found the man was dead. He only survived three minutes after he was stabbed. There wu a large wound on the right side of the cheat, from which blood bad issued freely. The pri soner fled directly he had stabbed his eon-in-law. • Inspector bendy, of the H division station-house in Leman-street, immediately sent constables in all dire°. tions in pursuit of the prisoner, who was soon in custody. The knife was found in the street, near the place where the murder was committed. Cornelius Leary, • tailor, and his wife, who saw the prisoner stab Mann, gave evidence to that effect. Dr. Loans believed the wound was the cause of death, but be could not state what internal parts were injured until the post-mortem examination of the body. Mr. Paget committed the prisoner for trial. Te horrible affair has created a great sensation in Rose mary-lane, where rows and fights among the Irish have been frequent. An immense number of Irish assembled in the street all night, and there was a good deal of excite ment, wailing and groaning. The prisoner wee brought down to the court in a cab, which was immediately sur rounded by a great number of persona Some difficulty • was experienced in removing him from the vehicle. THE LEEDS BANKRUPTCY SCANDALS. The trial of the indictment against Mr. Welsh, with regard to the Leeds bankruptcy scandals in reference to Lord Westbury, is appointed to take place on Monday next at the Queen's Bench, Guildhall. ELECTION OF SHERIFFS.—(THIS DAY.) —t— At a common hall held this morning, under the presidency of the Lord Mayor, Alderman Waterlow and Mr. Lycett were duly elected sheriffs for London and Middlesex for the ensuing year. WEATHER REPORT.—(THIS DAT.) MonDll7, loss 25, S F. Extrema Sea, R T. I W. Ilto W.l R. to_ 12 If El I S. Nairn •—• 80.22 501 14. W. I 1 2 I S . N.E . bm I— 1 Aberdeen •• 811 8. 3 6 &W. lb 1 lath 30.22 53. E. 1 1 W. Do 1 j.rdrossan.. 30.18 621 N. W. 3 2 W. be 2 Greencastle 3621101 W.S.W. 1 2 R S.& cb 1 Vekstia. ,30.135S Z. 0 8 B.W. b— 1 Uverpool 30.20 N.N.W 1 2 N.N.W. cb 1 Balla T t e . 3 3 0 . .1 7 5 1 f.5 2 ! N.N.W...S tt, - 1 Brest '30.00'64; N.& a 4 E.N.E. c: a Rochefort.. .• '29.92 7r. /SE. 1 1 E. cb c 1 Eismoath 86.14 671 tl4 RS. r.. bI 1 W•7osouth 36.13 65 E. N. E. 31 1 &IL b— 3 Portsmsonth 90.12 651 E. 314 E. c— 2 London • 30.1563 E. I 2 5 E.N.E. bo - Yarmouth . 2 . 30.1859 E.N.E. 2 3 S.S.W. m Bearborough. 3024 St 8. E. 1I 1 B.S.E. b— 1 Shields I 30. W SO: S.W. —2 2 S.W. b 2 Helder • - - _ Innoo nd of 'kind nton. what r^' the Jed Is h, Ira called aro is Then I of Per' ff take • am , with it that xchig m him. a ibis log! that • l a won et OW ce *t it li s I shag was ex . be 00 REMARKS. The winds this morning are light and easterly on the south coast of England, and light and variable on our other coasts. Barometers generally are falling a little, and temperature con tinues high on our °pasta. soPti'• r to env nr a a is* BANK OP HINDUSTAN, CHINA, AND JAPAN (IJurrED).—(Tifis DAY.)—An extraordinary general ewe-- lag of the shareholders was held at 1 o'clock, at the com pany's offices, Mr. J. M. Smith in the chair, to confirm a re solution passed on the 24th of May last, viz. " That clause 46 of the articles of association be rep mled, and that in lieu thereof the following be inserted, vie., Subsequent ordinary meetings shall be held once every six months, at such time and place as the directors may from time to time determine." A resolution confirming the foregoing Tessa lotion was to. BRITISH ae httS FOR INCURABLES, CLAPHAM-RISE. —A meeting of the subscribers and friends of the instity tion, under the special patronage of H.R.H. the Princess of Wales, will take place at the Home, at Clapham-rise, on Wednesday, the 27th inst., from 3 to 6 o'clock. FEMALE ORPHANS.—The inmates of the Asylum for Female Orphans, Westminster-road, Lambeth, are about to be removed to the new asylum at Beddington, near Croydon. The ceremonial of opening the new building, is fixed to take place at Beddington on Wednesday next, the 27th of June, at 2 o'clock, when his Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge, her Royal Highness the Duchess of Cambridge, and his Grace the Archbishop of Canter bury will be present. SERIOUS FIRE IN NEHCASTLE.—A telegram from Newcastle-on -Tyne last night says :—A destructive fire has been raging here all day. Brown's flour mill, in the (lose, took fire this morning, and ignited the wood work between two arches in the lower part of the High Level Bridge. The fire is still burning with great intensity. The North Eastern Railway traffic from the south to Newcastle is stopped at Gateshead. The result of the fire is likely to be serious. An immense mass of people is assembled. INUNDATION OF A COLLIERY NEAR ROCHDALE. — Two LIVES LIDST.—On Saturday morning a serious acci dent took place in the Ruffbank Colliery, near Rochdale, from the inundation of an old mine, by which two lives were sacrificed. The mine is the property of Messrs. Stott and Son. On Friday night, at ten o'clock, John Clegg, aged about 60 years, and his son, James Clegg, aged 16, went down for the first time into the Ruffbank pit, to bore and get coal in a level intended tr. loose water from an old working. They were alone, and their instructions were to bore Sit. ahead first; then to bore what is called a " flank-hole " Mt. in, and then clear off Mt. in the level, which leaves a barrier" of Mt. The next " shift " was to have bored aft. forward, and so on ; and it is thought that if they had carried out their instructions they would have been safe. The accident by which they lost their lives is attri buted to their having neglected to bore. At an early hour on Saturday morning it was discovered that during the night the mine had become flooded, and Mr. Evans, the manager, directed the underlooker to examine the Ruff bank pit and see if lie could find the men who had been employed there during the night. Search was made but in vain, and 13 men were set to work to clear away the mud. The rails had been torn up by the flood of water, and had drifted towards the Tunshill Colliery. Shortly after 1 o'clock the body of the boy ,vas found about 250 yards from where he and his father had been working, but up to a late hour in the evening the other body had not been recovered.—Maneherter Guardian. BRIBERY PROSECUTION.—A bribery case was tried in the Irish Court of Common Pleas on Friday, and resulted in a verdict against Mr. Boyd, the lately ap pointed Governor of Richmond Bridewell, Dublin, for 1001. and cots, under the Corrupt Practices Prevention Act of 1854. It was alleged that Mr. Boyd. who was then governor of the gaol of Londonderry, entered into a con tract with a man named M'Daid, a butcher, by which M'Da'd agreed to vote at the last erection for Derry for Lorl Claud John Hamilton, and against Mr. Samuel M'Curly Greer, for a consideration of 201. V. of the sum was paid to M'Daid by Mr. Boyd, after the election, and the receiver gave an I 0 U for it, as if it had been money lent to him ; but he admitted that he had never been asked for it, and that the remaining 15!. had been paid to him by a Mr. Lindsay. Mr. Boyd, on being examined, denied that be had ever, di rectly or indirectly, given money to M'Daid to iudue him to vote. Ile, however, confessed to having, subsequently to the election, given 51. to 11I'1)aid, but he bad done so on account of Mr. Lindsay's promise to M`Daid solely. Chief Justice Monahan said the charge against Mr. Boyd was a criminal one, but the jury were sitting to determine simply whether Mr. Boyd had committed certain seta. The verdict, as has been stated, was against Mr. Boyd ; damages 1001. BRITISH CHESS ASSOCIATION. —The Congress of the British Chess Association for 1866, under the presi dency of the Nigh. Hon. Lord LytteLon, commenced at St. James's Hall on Friday last, continued on Saturday, and will conclude this day (Monday). The association has for vice-presidents, Lord Cremorre, Lord Walden, Sir John Blundell, Bart., and Captain H. A. Kennedy ; and for managing and general co nmi.tees a numerous and highly influential list of names, including many of great reputation in the chess world. The programme of the present congress includes many prizes open to all comers, and a grand challenge cup, open to British players only. The latter is of the value of 501., and contains a money Prize as well as the whole of the entrance fees, 31. 3s each, paid by the competitors on entering the lists. The first tgo days of the congress witnessed some excellent play, 1 1,14 as the interest of the congress culminates to-day, a highly interesting scene is anticipated. The hon. secretary, Mr. G. W. Wedley, and the manager, Mr. J. Lowenthal have made excellent arrangements for the accommodation OPeCtitolll. HOSPITAL YOH DISEASES OP THO CHEST, VICTORIA PASK.—The number of patients relieved at this institu tion during last week was 1,309, of which 258 were new sages. THE EXPRESS, MONDAY 'EVENING, JUNE 25, 1866. SHARE LISTS,-(THIS DAY.) Oss o'CLoog. The railway market is firm to-day, but the variations in prices are not numerous. There is a demand for London and North Western and Lon- 2 1 don, Chatham, and Dover stocks, which have I advanced to per cent. London and North-Western stock is now quoted 1151 to 1161 ; Great Western, 54 to ; Midland, 1231 to ;Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1201 to 121 ; South-Eastern, 69 to ; Great Eastern, 361 to 37 ; Caledonian, 125/ to 1261 ; Metropolitan, 128 to to ; Great Northern, Obi to 1211; ditto A,1301 to 131; and London, Chatham, and Dover, 24i to 251. Foreign railway shares have been little dealt in. Lombardo-Venetian are dull, at lot to 11, being 2s. exl. lower. Colonial lines are quiet. OHDLNAILY MAYO AND STOCKS. 10. I !Duras. I Pd. 1: ) 6 , 0 0 04 Dritislitam.ep.ct.,lB7 2 1 1 1 0 04 ... Oaa.Gov.6 p. c.,1877.84. 100 ... Do. 6perct,Feb.itAng. 100 .• . Do. 6 porot.Mar.daa 100 4,806 Do. 6 peret,Jau.&J 100 6,608 Do. 6 perct. Ins. 8 100 0,000 Da.otO Hope per. 1873 100 •.. 80.1800-1900 100 ... Do. do. 1880-90 100 •• • Do. do. 1880-91 100 14, Do.6p.e.ApAGet.l9oo 100 16,030 Dorlos,Nov.lB6B,6p.ct 100 10.000 Do. 1878, d 0... 100 10,000 Do. 1871 d 0... 100 60,000 Itsurttios 6 per et., 187 "- 00, Do. 1878 00.:140 0 1 Do. 1892 00. Do. um 86,500 Natal. Goy. 6 per cent.. 66,000 New Brana.Gov.6perrti -. .... 96 97 94 98 94 96 78 80 77 79 99 101 102 106 102 104 106 186 86 89 101 103 104 106 1011 104 103 106 101 106 103 106 07 100 93 96 Fel; Totri de s Gov . • to 1878 Do. 6p. el to 102 ;WO New Zealand 6per met. ,000 Do. 6per cent ,000 Nova Scotia 6p. x,1876 .000 Queensland Go.. 6p. et. S.Auat..Gov. 6 p. et ,1606 Do. 1878 and upwde clan. July .• Do. 6 9. et. AprU6soe. -- I I ell:fang Price' nun "Ai SS. Pd. I RAILWAYS. os Saturday. to 1 P.m. 100 Bristol and Exeter 100 IWedonian 100 Ittraibrian all : (brk and Bandon 100 1 ,1hiblin and Belfast June 100 !Dundee, Perth,&AbdJn all' East London Scrip Oert 100 i Do 100 ;Glasgow and & Western 100 Great Eastern Ord. St 100 I De. E. Ang. Stk., No 2 100 Great orth of Scotland' 100 Great Northern 100 •Do. A . 1 A ree. no div. un -100 IDo. Bl tIIID. e. Is paidß 100 I D*. New Las. a' 26 pox 80 !Do. Ord. Del. Div. • 100 Gt. South & West. (Ire ) 100 Great Western 100 Do.StonrYal.Ona.Stk 100 Do. South Wales 100 Do. W. Mid. —O •Ne xford 1 100 Do. Do. rt 100 Lancashire & Yorirs 100 ILon.,Brightn, & &Coast 100 ,London,CluthamotDov 100 Do. Met Eaten. A 6 p. e. 100 London & North Weeta 100 London&gonthWestern 100 Man. Shed., &LinooLush 100 Metropolitan 7 Do. New 8 Do. Extendon all Metropolitan District 10 Do. do. do. all Do. &St, John's-wood 100 Midland I Do. S 9 Shares 100 Do. Binu. & Derby all Mid Kent 100 North British 100 Do. Edln ,Yerth,Dund. 100 N. Eastern—Berwick 164 Do. G. N. E. Pars 100 Do. Leeds 100 Do. York 100 Do. Carlisle all Do. Stock &Darling. 18 Do. do., 184041 100 North London T I Do. do., 1864 7 Do. do., 1865 100 North Staffordshire 100 & S. Western Jane. 100 .Scottish Central 100 Scottish N. K Aber. Stk 100 ,Scottish Midland ' 100 {Shropshire Union St. 100 'South Devon 100 South Basica all Staines.WoMAilhalikitx 100 Taff Vale 3 Lc"). c_ FOREIGN 86,001 O. 100,000 1 . 20,000 20 . 10,000 6 15,000 10 26,0001 2 20,000 6 12,000 40 10,000 20 100,000 1 25,000 251 ,000 2 60,000. 10,0001 20 ' 66,000, 1i 15,000, 10,000, 6 103,811 1 50,000, 4 10,000. 20 100,000. 5 ManxUlos Umi.,tl4). ' Auglo-Briu.OolSg.im Austztllan - • I 112 114 364 re 6 7 844 ci Stull 1..&M.C0.11.1m 1 Cape Copper !Limited , Capub.Sllver ;Limitedv., Chontaleso.dB.llln.,Ll Cobra Copper ,Coplapo (Limitedl . Don Pedro, N. Del 11.ey , 1 1 :East Del Rey (limited, ,Fortuaa (Limited) lirrontino&BollrlaCiold, •qenarl. 120 121 1301 1211 iii sit , Kapunde Ltriited) .Linares ;Limited/ •• • • 'Lusitanian k Limited) • Mariquita Panulctilo Copper (L ) Pontgibaud Silver Lead Port Phillip Atilt& Barb. Gold M. k L r Scottish Austral. • Lim ' l St. John del Rey ,Lim , United Mexican Lim.; Val Antigoria Gold IVallanzascaGoldi Lim Vancouver Coal ;Um ) Val Swam 'Limited) Washoe Gold ;Limited, IVV orthing 'Limited) . , Yorke Peninsula (Lim. ) , •Yudanam titan& (Lim.; 1 120,000 I 11,000 20 63,174' 50 30,000 2 60,000 1 10,030, 10 6,000: 10 10,000' 6 80,0001 1 75,000 1 46,0001 $ 106 of Neath 100 'Waterford & Kilkenny 0 Waterloo & Whitehall 100 !West Cornwell ~- MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) OM o'CLocs. There is not much business in the stock markets, but prioee continue firm, on the prospect of an influx of gold to the Bank of England during the - - week and of a reduction in the rate next Thum- Hobson's Bay United Railway Company, and also of the Melbourne and Hobson's Bay Railway Com panysia. , will be paid by the Colonial Bank of Aus trala The African Steam Ship Company announce that they purpose establishing a bi-monthly line of steamers, to run from Liverpool, in conjunction with the mail packets, commencing on the 10th of October next. The vessels y =osing this addi tional line, being under no restrictions, will call at all ports on the Vi est Coast of Africa for which sufficient inducement offers. day. Merchants, in anticipation of this event, are already keeping back their bills from discount. The funds are still in request, and show a fresh rise of per cent. British railways are steady, but a few of the foreign bonds have declined. Italian of 1861 are especially heavy, and have re ceded 1 per cent., upon tho news that both wings of the Italian army have been repulsed by the Austrians. Financial shares are again better in several cases, and banking exhibit an upward ten- Ilwriranat Evan's. Consols, which closed yesterday at 86} to 4, ex div., for the 10th July, opened this morning at the same quotation, and closed at soi to t. For money the last price was 861 to 1. The .official business report is as follows :—Thres per. Cent. Consols, for money, 861, * ; ditto, for account, 86 4, ,i• Three per Cent& Reduc ed ' 86 2 I, jf ; ' New Three per Cents., 851 I, I ; i India Stock, shut ; ditto Five per ent., 1033 ; ditto Four per Cent. Bonds, ss. dis., to ss. prem. Indian government securities were quiet. The March Exchequer Bills remain quoted 15s. to se. dis., and the June ss. dis. to se. prem. Foreign stocks were little dealt in, and few variations occurred in prices. The tendency, how -1 ever, wps better. Turkish Bonds of 1858 and 1862 advanced 1 per cent. ; Italian of 1865, ; Turkish of 1865, 4 ; and Mexican, 1. Peruvian Bonds I w ere again in demand for investment. Spaniak Passive, the Committee's Certificates, and Brazilian 'scrip were exceptionally dull, and declined / to k I per cent. The Admiralty will receive tenders on the 11th July for the supply of 300,000 lbs. 13( soap, 400,0001b5. of cocoa, 100,0001bs. of tobacco, and. 1,500 gallons of port wine. The amount of business in bank shares was not large, but prices showed increased firmness. Char tered Bank of India, Australia, and China, and Chartered Mercantile of India, London, and• China, were again in chief request, and improved 21. and 1/. 10s. respectively. Hindustan also rose 11. ; Alliance, 15s. ; Oriental, 10s. ; and Imperial Otto man, and Land Mortgage of India, 6e. On the other hand, Bank of Victoria declined 1/. 10s. ; and Union of London, 10s. Alliance closed at hi to 5 dis. ; Anglo-Austrian, at 2 to 11 dis. ; and Imperial Ottoman, at 24 to 21 dis. The shares of the financial companies Were in demand, and improved. London Financial rose 10s., International Financial, and General Credit 68., and Credit Foncier and Mobilier, 2s. 6d. Prices were last quoted as follows :—lnternational Financial, 21 to 2 dis. ; General Credit, 21 to 24 dis. ; London Financia, 18 to 17 dis. ; Credit Foncier and Mobilier, 2 to 11 dia. National Discount ;hares were last quoted 64 to 7 prem. ; and Hudson's Bay, 161 to 1. Miscel laneous shares were inactive, and the only changes were a rise in Atlantic Telegraph Preference, and Thames and Mersey Insurance, and a decline in Australian Agricultural, Ceylon, and Peninsular and Oriental Steam. American securities were exceptionally flat. United States 5.20 13onds declined 1 per cent., and Erie and Illinois Central Railway shares Prices closed as follows :-5.20 Bonds, 61111 to p ; Erie Railway shares, 401 d to 411 ; Illinois Central, 751 to 761 ; Atlantic anGivat Western Deben tures, 491 to 504 ; ditto Consolidated Mortgage Bonds, 49 to 501 There were inquiries for Canadian and New Brunswick government debentures, which improved. -ter cent. dency. The demand for money is moderate to-day, and the supply good. Transactions are reported in choice paper, having two or three months to run, at to below the Bank minimum. The charge in the Stock Exchange for short loans is 7 per cent. The failure is announced of Sir Charles Price, Bart, Marryat, and Co., private bankers, of King William-street, City, but their liabilities are under stood to be rather limited. The firm has been long established, but its business has very much diminished during the last ten or fifteen years. No information has yet transpired with regard to the probable result of the liquidation. Consols are now quoted 861 to ex div., for money, and 80 to ex div., for the account (July 10). The foreign stock market is rather dull, with few transactions. The changes in prices are not numerous. The principal feature is a decline of 1 per cent. in Italian Bonds of 1861. Spanish Passive and Mexican have also receded Turkish Bonds of 1862 are now quoted 1 52 to 54 ; ditto of 1865, 27a to ; Greek, 10 to 4 ; Spanish Passive, 181 to ; ditto Certificates, 141 to 1 ; Italian, 1861, 381 to 391 ; Brazilian scrip, 5 to 41 dis. ; and Mexican, 141 to 1. The arrival of 128,0001. in specie is announced from Australia, New Zealand, and Alexandria. United States 5-20 Bonds and Erie Railway shares are steady at 651 to /, and 401 to 411, respectively, while Illinois Central have improved I per cent., viz., to 76 to 1. International Financial shares are now quoted 21 to2l dis. ; London Financial, 171 to 161 die. ; General Credit, 21 to 21 dia. ; Credit Foncier , t a to dis. ; and National Discount, 6/ to Prem. The highly satisfactory character of the recent re turns of the Bank of England is rapidly causing a disappearance of the feeling of distrust which has latterly prevailed. In particular, attention has been directed to the important decrease of 859,565/. in the amount of Bank of England notes in the hands of the public. There could be no stronger evi dence that affairs are returning to a normal con dition, that bankers are becoming tired of hoard ing notes, and that the usual machinery of cheques is again being resorted to for the settle_ ment of transactions in quarters where, owing to the recent distrust of banking credit, notes or gold have lately been required. The continued extra ordinary accumulation of bullion in the Bank of France, the reduction in the rate of discount of the Bank of Frankfort from 7 to 6 per cent., and the steadiness of the foreign exchanges, likewise tend to give a spur to confidence. It seems proba ble that the contraction of trade on the Continent through the war will affect the value of money there, and at the same time cause a diversion to this market of large amounts of foreign capital. Moreover, the unexpectedly favour able nature of the accounts from India, following the announcement there of the failure of the Agra and Masterman's Bank, seems to remove one of the last obstacles to a reduction in the rate of discount at the Bank of England. A downward movement is now fully looked for on Thursday next, more especially as the receipt on Saturday of no less than G 78,0001. in specie by the Persia from New York furnishes ample means for meeting any present demands for foreign remittance, beside s rendering it probable that some further addition will be made to the already large stock in the Bank of England. Amongst the other considerations which tend to a restoration of confidence may be mentioned the efforts that are being made to reconstitute some of the largest of the failed banks—a course which it is scarcely necessary to say is regarded with lively satisfac tion both by the shareholders and customers. It is no small gain to the community generally that the depositors in several of these concerns now see their way more clearly to a recovery of large funds lucked up in them, and the release of which, it seemed likely at one time, could only be effected through the cumbrous, expensive, and dilatory machinery of the Court of Chancery. About 2,0001. in gold was sent into the Bank on Saturday. The I'ersia, from New York, has brought the large sum of 678,000/., a portion of which, it is thought, will be retained here. Tho amount of government bills on India, for which tenders will be received at the Bank of Eng land on the 4th July, will be 35,00,000 rupees (35 . 0,000/.) It appears that the announcement of the failure in London of the Agra and Masterman's Bank reached Bombay by telegram on the evening of the 13th inst., and that the doors of that establishment there were closed on the following morning. The stoppage in London occurred on the 6th inst. The Vice Chancellor Kinderaley has confirmed the appointment of Mr. R. P. Harding and of Mr. W. Turquand as joint liquidators of Overend, Gurney, and Company (Limited). The report which will be presented to the annual meeting of the shareholders of the Imperial Otto man Bank on Wednesday, the 27th inst., can now be obtained on application at the offices of the Lon don agency, New Bank-buildings. A call of 5/. is to be paid on the shares of the City of Moscow Gas Company (Limited) by the 20th July. An advertisement from the Ottoman Railway Company states as follows : The directors have to inform the shareholders that the advices they have received from Smyrna leave no doubt as to the opening of the through line to Aidin within the speci fied time, viz., the Ist July. The directors, however. re gret that, on account of the increased outlay occasioned by the unavoidable delay s in completing the works, and the necessity of providing for the payment of the overdue debentures, the share coupons of the lit July be met. The San Paulo (Brazilian) Railway Company (Limited) have notified that the transfer books will be closed from the 25th inst. to the 4th July in clusive, for the purpose of preparing the interest accounts to the 30th inst. The issue of the war ndtgrdthbey r t r h e e sen ß t razi . lian ra go n v te ern fo m r e t n h t e w in iu te be rest de gr ne A dividend of is . per share, less income tax, de clared at the meeting of the Belgian Eastern -Junc tion Railway Company on the 30th April, will be payable on the 2nd July. The Anglo-Austrian Bank has been appointed agent in London for the purpose of receiving the instalments due on the Austrian Government Sil ver Loan of 1865. The Master of the Rolls has appointed Mr. Smart provisional liquidator (with Mr. John Brown) of the Kumaon and Onde Plantation Company (Li mited). It is announced that the interest due the Ist July on the debentures of the Melbourne and MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Ows &Owes. The mining market oontinnes inanimate. Prince of Wales, Wheal Rose, Great Vor, South Frances, and Chontales slt arcs have been dealt in to a moderate extent at rather firm prices, while East Caradon and Camborne \'ean have declined. Prince of Wales are now quoted Its. 6d. to 10s. 6d ; Caldbeck Fells, a di.. to par ; Great Vor, 17 to 18 ; East Caradon, 711 to i ; Chontalcs, la to i prem ; and Clifford Amalgamated. 6. 1 , to i. An extraordinary general meeting of the Garnett and Moseley Gold Mining Company of America (Limited), now in liquidation, is called for the 3rd of July. At a sale of copper ore held at Truro on the 21st inst., 3,469 tons were sold for 13,6871. 2.. Average stan dard, 1081. 4s. ; average produce , 61 ; average price per ton, 3Y. 19s. ; qr intity of hue copper, 214 tons 9 cwt. ; :iveni6e stawlari hist sale, 1051. 6a. The following amounts were realis,l by the different mines : Mitooli. Tons. Amounts. Devon Consols 1,790 Marke Va110.y... . ....... 427 Boat C...r...lun Brookwood Wheal Friendship Redford fruited 123 Gunuislake (CIR.) lO6 Wheal Crelske Wt. Maria and For. .... 50 North Wheal Hubert ... 35 Wheal E.I ward Surtridge Consols .. Ilawkinoor 3,4t0 £13,687 2 COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANK.-(THIS DAY.) Ocestwise and by land-carriage the arrivals of English wheat fresh up to-day, were very moderate, and in but middling condition. The trade for all qualities was very firm, and a further advance of 3s. per q ‘ r. took place in the quotations. Such qualities as were mutable to the wants of Yorkshire buyers would have commanded 4a. per qr. MOTS money. We were well supplied with foreign wheat. Although the transactions were by no means extensive, the trade for all descriptions was decidedly steady, and in all business concluded an improvement of from 2a. to 3s. per qr. was established. Very little English barley was on sale, and the show of foreign produce was limited. In all q ualities sales pro gressed steadily at, in some instances, Is. per qr. more money. Malt, the show of which wagood, moved off freely, and late rates were well supported. English oats came to hand in small quantities, but the arrivals of foreign produce were somewhat extensive. The transactions were numerous, and, =rally speaking, prices were Is. higher than on Monday The show of beans was =AIL The inquiry for them was limited, on former terms. Peas commanded but little attention. Nevertheless, prices remained unaltered. The flour trade was firm, and holden demanded 2s. per 21301b5. more money. The supply . of wheat afloat off °oast being small the transactions in arrived cargoes were somewhat restricted. & Compared with the previous week an advance of from 21. to m 4.. per quarter took place in prices. In grain on passage or tt. t. t. for forward shipment, a large business was passing/ at ' from 2.. to 3a. per qr. more money. Banat, arrived, Otis. ; 8;•. Ghirka, 475. 3d . to 50s. • ditto, on passage, 475. 3d. to 515.; st„ ditto, shipping, 455. 641: to 48s. ; ditto, June or July ship ment, 465. ; ditto, July or August, 45.. to 50s. per 4921b5. St. Polish, arrived, 465. per 48016 .. &aromas, on passage, St. 48s. 6d. ; ditto, shipping, 443 a. ; ditto, July or August, 2!.. 465. 641. ; ditto, August . or September, 475. to 48.. 3d. per 4961b5. In mane, sales progressed slowly, 8 0 . prices, however, ruled firm, Kustendje, 26.. to 275. ; ditto Bs. on passage, 30a. ; Wallachian,arrived, 284.6 d.; Danubian, St. 266.6 d. to 2435. per 480th .. Barley , on passage, or for for- tK St ward shipment changed hands steadily, at a further im- St. provement of from 6d. to 1.. per qr. Black Sea, on passage, st„ 255. ; ditto shipping, 245. 6d. ; Azoff on puma, 254. 6d. ; s t , ditto shipping, 25; I bran on pamage, 255. 104 d.; Danubian to St. be shipped in July, August, or Septem be r , 245. Gd . per St. 4001bs. Bye met with no alteration ; Danubian, 30s. per 84, 180Ibs. A cargo of oats from St. Petersburg, June or tic shipment, realized 19s. lid. per qr. Beans 10 were very dulL Barbary, 40s. 425. per 10 4801 b.. Danubian milletseed was held at 100 to 23.. per 4801 b.. The trade for linseed ruled quiet. 100 Black Sea, 61s. ; Bombay, 67.. to 67.. 6d. ; and Calcutta, 10 Gi1.. 6d. to 66.. per qr. linaeed cakes were firm at full 84 : quotations. London made, 111. to 111. 5..; New York, in O Z . b-rrels, 101. ss. • ditto, in bags, 91. 15s. to 10/. ; Western, vs 91. 15 e. ; and M a rseilles, 81. 15.. to 91. per ton. Cot - st. tonseed cakes, British-made, 41. 10 e. to 41. 12.. Gd. per St. ton. Itapneed met a slow sale. Bombay, 575. to Ms.; Cal- &- cut* sris. per qr. The inquiry for cottonseed was firm, r t. on former terms. St. ARRIVAL or Seers.-English--Lizueedi 24; rapeseed, st„ 75 ; and sundry, 44 qrs. Foreign-Mane, 5,0 a ; and 26 sundry, 2,200 qrs. 26 Exruar 8.-Oats, 7141 ; tares, 56 ; and oilseed, 2, 2 86 St. 10 qrs. - CURRENT PRICE& ExousiL Per Qx. Per Qr. .1.• OATS. I. a. Scotch potato rish, white „ black to 26 I 3 Si s t . ‘•t, Bwis. 5 Itararpat ;1265). Tick Harrow Pigeon Piet. 33 to 37 lec ST to 4:' 20 42 to 44 64 Kto 48 1° St. MALT. Grey Maple White Boilers FLOW: Town made: per 230 48 to 50 IM. Household 42 to 44 Country Norfolk and Suffolk, 34 to S 6 es ship Ores a. a. Danish and Swedish 22 to 27 PAW= to 21 - 855149. Danish ErlPLian PEAS. .ffi to 41 .. 16 to 40 ........ 111DIAll COMM. to White 3l 3. Yellow . French, per r00k— .... 33 to SS Spanish , SS to 36 Americas, pot brL 26 to 31 l~adiaa, W to 3o NTO LONDON, BY LAND AND JUNE 16 TO JUNE 23, 1N• 062%. , Beans qrs. qrs. 217 476 Teas gra o 107 uses ss 210 14736 44885; 511 I 317 i 91 95 U 87 95 96 7$ 75 97 99 96 96 101 106 104 104 119 Se 84 N 124 ill 90 92 24 25 114 1161 :DI 91 92 69 00 128 119 2 21 Pm Pm 86 82 poi l h i t g oBl os 85 66 17 14 U 107 109 ea 71 106 107 $5 99 94 pi Po 119 122 1 2 pm 1 2 pm 73 75 109 111 143 162 66 67 45 45 ea e?,14 e 9 140 145 -- 3 - 3 303 100 103 52 55 BRITISH POSS/SSIONS. - . 100 all Atlantlc&St. Lawrence' St. .100 Born. Bar. &C. In gisp.c. 20 ; 8 , Do. F Shares 20i all Buffalo & Late Huron 10 all Do. Preference 100 100 Bu ff.,Brant ,&G.xlerich , 6 per cent 1872-34 St. .100 Cal &S. Easterusp. c.g St. 100 'Cape T.& Dock6p.o.g. 100 all •Demerara,7p.e.Perpref. St. 100 'East Bengal gu. ado St. 100 East Indian gu. sdo St. 100 .Grand Trunk of Canada 10• ' all Do. Equip. SI. B.6p.ct 100 ! all . Do. Ist pref. Bonds 100 ! all ' Do. do. deferred 100 all Do. Ltd pret Bonds .1 100 all Do. do. deferred, 100 all Do. ard pref. Stock 1 100 • all i Do. do. deferred' 100 all , Do. 4th preL Stock 100 all Do. do. deferred, at. 100 Great Indian Peninsula' 20 'lO Do. gas. 5 per cent.. 20 6 • Do. New do. .... 20 2 . Do. New St. 100 S. of India. . St. 100 Gt. Do. Si per ce g nt. bp. . et St. 2 Do. 261 all Gt. Western of Canada . , 201 18 Do. New 100 all i D0.6p.c.8d5.pay. 1875! 100 all D 0.51 do. do 1877-8.1 10 2 ,Indianthnucb.. l . l mited;, St 100 Madras gum. S P. cent St. 100 , Do. no. 4 do St. 'lOO Do. do. 4. do 20 10 ' Do. Fifth Extension' St. 100 Meth. Corp. 6 per e. lki.! 50 all . Meth. and !foveae's Bay! 100: Do. 6 p. ct., pay. 1880 100 , I Do. sp. ct., pay. 1885: St. 100 N. B. of Can.6p c. 1 stp. B, ! St, 100 'Scinde, ;sou sper cent. St. 100 Do. Delhi do 20 1 2 Do. de. do St. 1100 Do. Puujaub do. St. ROO Do. Indus St. Flot. do. 62 44 1011 1024 Pm S 4 71 at 76 80 58 60 100 109 101 102 191} 194} 18 19 85 87 65 00 60 65 48 52 45 50 40 as 37 41 25 23 25 1051 1071 1 pm. pm 1 1 pm 100 101 91 93 I 142 151 ' 6 44111 91 93 83 SS le 1 dist 101 103 91 93 88 88 59 62 100 102 84 86 SO 82 98 100 98 99 1 014114 97 99 JOINT STOCK BANKS. rm cci Bilis: 40,0001 60 - Agrs& Masterman's(L )1 25 10,000, 50 Albion 40.000 100 'Alli anc eLon.&Liverpool 25 100,000 20 , Anglo Austrian 1 6 40,000' 50 !Anglo Egyptian (Lim. ) 1 20 20,000 50 'Anglo Italian (Limited)) 20 11,60 B) ;Asiatic Bank C,or.new sh , 10 30,000 40 Australasia all 12,500 20 ,Bankof BritishColumbla' all 12,500 20 New, issued 2pm ' 5 10,004, 25 Ban k of Egypt 40,000 20 Bank of London 25,006 90 - Bank of Mars (Limited? - 10 10,000 100 Bank of Queensland ;L. , 25 20,000 50 ;Bankof VictorM,Austral 25 50,000 10 Bank of New Zealand lO 40,000 50 Barned's Bank 'Limited:, 10 50,000. 20 !Brazilian&PortugueseL 10 20,000 50 ;British &Californian;L )1 7 20,000 50 'British N. America .. al 75,500 20 ICharlesLatiltte &Co. 1); 6 00,000 20 C. Bk. India, Aus., China: al 30,000 L. 'Chart. lier. of Indiaotc.' al 50,000 20 'City 20,000 100 'Colonial 40,000 20' Com. Bank of Canada_ al 40,000 , 2g ; Com . Bank of India, do.' a/ 200,000 10 Consolidated Bank (1 ) ; 4 10,000 50 ;Delhi and London V 20,0e0 50 !East London (Limited); I 60,000 20 Eastern Exchange;Lim.), I 30,000 90 'English and American 20,000' 25 'English Joint Stock (L.)' 1' 30,060 20 I Ens.Bcot.& Aust. Chartd a moo 50 !English and Swedish (Lt' ! 45,000; 50 ; European Bank(Limite 1 40,000100 illiudusn.China&Jap.(L), 2 10.000 100 Imperial BanicjAmited;, 2 135,000. 20 ' lmperial Ottoman ; 1 67,500 20 ; Do. New ; 1 6,000; 25 'lonian 6.000' 25 Do. New 100,000. 20 'Land Mort. Bk. India(L)l 600,000;100 I Do.sp. c. Deb.. 1861, 30 yrs; a 20,000 50 .Lon.Bic.ofllenco,&c.(L), 1 13.000;100 ;London and Brazilian 1 1 22,000 24 ! Do. New I I 6,000 100 .London&ltiverPlate(l ) 4 10,000! 25 Do. New, in. at 1 3 / 4 pm 1 20,006 25 I Do. do. do 60,000" 20 Lou. Ch. Bank of Austri. 30000. 50 'London and County , . 72,000; 50 ,London Joint Stock ! 25,000 20 London & South Atrican 10,00. 100 !Lou. &8. Western ;Lim.) , LOW; 54 'London & VenezuebSL';' 66,000.100" London & Westminster.' 10,000.100 ,Merchant Bank ;Lim.) ~ 6,000100 1 Do. New 50,000 50 •51ercantile&Exchan;LA 17,156 100 Metro. & Prey. Bank(L) 15,000 100 Midland Bank (Urn.) 20,000; 5 ,National of Australasia 20,000 100 ;National of Liverpool.. 10,400 100 •N. Pro. of England .... 55,000 20 1 Do. 2 4 & 3rd issue.. 40,000 50 'National Bank 37,500 20 New South Wales 60,000 10 'New Zealand (Limited) 60,600 W 'North Western 60,000 26 pnental Bank Corpora 30,040 20 'Orient Com.B.Llateo.C. 25,000 201 Do. do. lateN.P. 21,000 201 Do. do. lateP.C. 27,210 60 'Provin.BankinsCorp.(L) , 20,000 100 , Proving. of Ireland , j • 37,540 20 IScinde,Punj.,&Dellif(L); 3 12,600 20 Do. issued at 2pm ' 20,000 25 'South Australia n 17,061 104 Stand. of B. 8. Africa • • rk 1%00 . 1100 I Do. do. as at 6 pas 40,000; 26 Union of Australia , 10,010;100 Union of Ireland (Lim.) ea. 80,000" 60 Ittalon of LOLIdOII 13, 13 15 1 3 1 32 34 15 16 41 ♦3 2} I}dis 4 2 dis 4 2 410 15 12 dis 15 1/ 13 11 du 13 11 di, 4 8 4 3 spm 3 2edis 31 3 die 23 23 3 Idle 1 4 e 414 83 36 10 3 dls 10 b dis IL last and Wept India 1100 1213 11r/ 12,000, II 'General Mating Maki 6 6.67L110 ; 64. 1.011,1011 &St Katharin.ll•o Ti Loistzr Deb. Bt. 4D . coat all SI 88 WO, uthannnaa 1 0000 e 67,87 It. weep Commercial —1 22 20 dis, 6 4 6 4 dis 20 2} 114 , s lb 14 dis I 3 II die 4 SO 62 16 16 2% 30 25 10 3 dls - 6 Bdl3 21 180136 6 38 41 7 Bpm • 20 10 Ws • lidts • 6 4 dls • 46 48 sd • idisbmi 4 i I -: i ail - 1S 5 pin xd - iII lipm ad - par Ipra ad i 4 I gg ad :0 7 ! , 44 45 - , 11 14 1 5 . d 1 !; 15} II 93 191 15 17 4 I 8 dls , 6 dis 15 ills. Pm. 4 pull 13 70 13 42 44 141. p.r - 1 di, 1 pm - 34 36 35 6 7 6 dia. - 6 3 dial - dli' - 7 6 Mai - 33 8.5 dli V 3 31 - 16 14 Ms 8 6Ws 64 46 4 4 8 6 411 - 44 46 45 FOREIGN OBLIGA • • 4 'all 'O.Lasembourgsp.cent. l 20 all Do. 100 all Havana and Ilatanrsai 100 all ;Lausanne and Fribourg 100 all ilatanzaa and Sabanilla 100 all Do. Second Issue 20 all North of France 3 p et. ID ell • Do lateCharl 31p, ct. 100 all Ottoman (Smyrna, &c., 40 all Illaria,Lyonatt 11n sP.ct. 20 all j Do. New Sp.ct. 100 all ,Recite & S. F. (Peru.).. 4 all Royal Swedish sp. ct.. 100 1 'Sao& Le Grande 7p. et 20 all S. Ana. &LoinNen. 3p. c. 100 Fall 'South East.o2 Fort. 7p. c. 20 all Southernol France 3p.c. 20 all South . 8 per ct. 20 .W.&N.W.oIFra. Sp. c.l ia 17# 86 88 zd 96 98 as 88 881 111 12 05 90 lle 12 28 IC 2 83 es 7 7C 114 12 11 14 42 ; IIISCRLLANZOVS. 20,000 120.0 40 , 20,000 1 40,000 10.0001 47,000 26,000 30,000 10,000 10,000 COMP...NILS. • 10 'Anglo-Mexican Mint . , 6 :Atlantic Tel.gua. 125 Australian Agricul 25 Australian N1.1..&Fn.!1, 110 ItaugparahTelEstatesl) 16 tfterlin Waterworks (LA I 100 IBolckow Vaughan (L 2 6 i liomkay Gas kLimitedi ' 6' De 3rd issue 6 Do New 50 British American Land "1:666 616,780 12,600 8,9161 60,000 2.5,000 12,080 27,000 29,000 16,9611 •,9591 15,000 20,000 Bt. 18. & I. ]tag. Tel. 20 . British Inchon Tea E• 2: Canada Company 10- Canadian Loan& bag.; 30;000; , 60,000 40,000 20,000 17,500 20 Ceylon Company . 1 , 0 Ditta iteltaros; 20 China St. Ship& L. Coal Li 25 'Cityof L"ndonß.Pro.l L 30 City of sfilan SO , Do. 25 ,City of lloscow Gas (L , 60 City Offices Lim.) 50 Colonial 'Limited; 103 Commercial Union,lns.) 10 Com. of AfricanMer.(L.l 160 Consolidated Ins. (LI.. 20 Continental Cu (Ma (L. ,100 OuntrattCorporationJ. 25 Cop.M.Eng..l'ref.7} p.c. 20 C. Font. Mob. of Eng. 50 lb. of Mauritius ,L.).. 20:000 i 1,666 too,ooo 10.000 100211251 R. I 60.1320 £277,000 7. lerysta_ll'e9ace io:com 18:000 20,000 40,000 80,000 at I 12. I 4 I 2 44 100 k 16 all llf 154 mi si 14 17 11 nal It 2 p dl w al 71 61 ♦ 6 4 4 1 Obs . 1 0 22 27 ID 85 dui 1 du par, 1i 01411 a; 10 S die; 2 lidla xd II 9 diet 9 7 dis, 114 10edls. A 4 dia l fpm' has par 11 9 1456;000 6879,9751 70,0001 20,000! 10,000 ! 25,000 30,000 1 10,000 20,000 20,000 OJO 100,000 20,040 80,000 100100 60,000 io;:w lan. Preference St. I Do. Rp. ct Perp. Deb. l 20 Darjeeling ,Limited, 1100 IDisvountiA•rporationL , 10 LasternAsaam Tea (L. ) . . SO 20 F., India brig. & Canal; 60 Ebbw Vale 20 Egyptianl'..m.dard ;L St. .Electlie Telegraph 2 8 ,Eng.&Aus.Cscpper ,Lim , 50 Eng. and Foreign CrediLl 7 1 10i) . Eng.& Scott' sh arin.., 6 10 PairbairnEngineering 5 20 • Foreat ;Warehouse (L 110 50 Gellivara limited) ... I 20 20 G.Vreilit&Fin of lon 6 15 Oen. Steam Savigatioul 14 50 If ~me &C. As.. L , 5 10 Hongkong k China Gas' all 20 Hudson's Buy j all 60 I Humber IronWorkx 20 20 I in. Lamle°. Marseilles L' 74 50 iblip.dt lier.Calt. Age. ILy 10 2 'lndian Carrying Lim. 14 50 Intel nationaiContract . 10 20 'lnternat. linan.Soe I. 4 5 20 Internat.LandDredit,L l 6 50 Italian Land 5 20 Italian Irrig. ,Cim.Cay.,l all 'OO Do. 6p. c. Bda. r. 1870 all , 50 Land Securities Lim. ' S 25 land AbieanTrading .10 25 .I.n. Calaion. It. ,L., 5 10 Lon.Connty Land &Ft ••L • 1 5 Loud. DiatrictTeleg., L., all 60 Loud. Finan. Ara°. /..1 1 20 I 4 Lond. G. Omnibus(' L all; 50 lond.&Gla,g.Eng.oo.,L• 00 50 • land. Italian, &c. Sim 174 1 50 Loud. ker. Discount L. 10 I 90 Load. Provincial Marine. 2 I 20 Madras Irriga.&Citnal al 16,1, 20 Do. 25 Marine Investment L ' 61; 20 Mauritius Land, &r. (L ' 2 • 10 Medit. Eaten Tel. L • all 60 Met chant Shipping •L % 15 20 F.l4l.&Dock,L 151 50 MillwalllronWorks. , 5 10 Natal Land &Cole. CL 6 25 'National Dix. Coin. L. 6 25 •Do.New,ips.sp.3ltobepd, 25 .National Prov. Marine L 2 .00 National steam N ay. (I i 30 20 'NerbuddaCoal&lron,L,%l 5 20 W. New , 3 25 'N. Zealand L. &M. Ag.:L 2i 25 N. Zealand T.& Loan ' 10 'Northern Assam Tea 2 10 Do. B I St. N.Bris.Australasian 100 50 N Nierean. In., L. 6) 10 Nowgung Tea, Limited 3 25 Ocean Marine Insnra. 5 SO ..otientalYinancial Lim. 11 6 Oriental Gas Llmited, a/I 6 I Do. New 1 10 Orient Inland Steam' L?' all 10 Otago & Sthland Invest. I 2 20 .OttomanConiptaly.L I 2 60 ,Ottomaniinaneial L S Ottoman Ohs Limited: l al 50 O se r e nd,Gurney,Co.,L „ 12. 10 'Panama P.M. Stearo,L'.. l al 6 I Do. do. a St. !Peel ltir. Land& Min.• L 50 'Peninsular & o.Steam 60 , Do. do. New..' 10 !Quebrada L, R., Si. 50 I Ithyroney Iron 15 1 Do. New 25 , Rio J. City Improv.',L 1.., 25 I Do. do 20 'Rio Janeiro Gas 'Lim at 100 !Royal Mail Steam • 60 St. iScot.Austra Invest. (L lOO 60 !Smith, K . night,&Ce.,L , 18 20 Suc.Finan. d'Egypte ,L .• 10 50 3, African M. & In. '. • 0 25 South Australian Land 1 all St. Submarine Telegraph ....100 1 Do Scrip g) s TelCoustruestMain.,L all • $ Do. Do l2 20 , Thames& Mersey In., L‘, 2 20 Trinidad Petroleum (L , 7 10 D rus tkAgency of Aus.'L 20 T. &L. Co. of r. Canada 20 n. Marine o: Liver. LII 6 United Teleg. Co.• L • a 30 Univers. Marine 11'3,1 i 10 Upper Assam Tea ;Lim • 10 1/0 30 Van Diemen's Land _ 2i loo Vieeroyof FITYPt•SCL° 60 Warrant Finance um )! 60 Westindia&PneillcS,L,l 160:000 300,000 30,000 60.000 1,000000 20,000 4,000 20,0001 60,000 12,000 Ws 40,0001 149,525 6,000 1C0:6661 ktpuoi di, 64,600 60,000 U,OOO 12,500 • 12,000 1 10,0001 25,000 40,000 • 22,500 120,000 60,000 20,000 10,000 6,000 6,000 20,x! 20,000 15,000 1 25,0001 £187,175 40,000 a 18.000 40,000 10,0001 30,0001 30,000 40,000 25,000 12,500 10,000 10,000 xd 100,000 xd 62,500 xd 10,214 £600,000 1 20,000 20,000 17,000 10,000 10,000 16.660 17.331 30,000 15,000 6900,000, 40,000 80,000 20,000 14,200 0180,000 97,600 ! 100,000 7,500 37.600 60,000 100,000 90,000 60,000 25,000 25,000 10.000 10036001 93000 30,000 Si i 1S 16 4lyre l l is x 4 1 11 $ tdi 16 • t it 8 10 —W 9 T d O 4d 7 11 (i 2 1:11s 21 31 1 1 S 3 dle SG 38 30 1 108 112 108 112 6 4 416 14 12 dls , 4 3 diej 8 6 (Hsi 7 6 Me. 61 11 9 dile 61 6114 31 127 132 1 7 5 416 3 2 df Idie 1 11pm; l 3 dial 2lgis 31 i i 26 28 4 1 — 31 2111 2 11.1 par 161 161 IHi 20 19 dl6 , 8 — dV 9 1 3 6 9 .91 - 1 68 2 : di t d d' d,i t i i :s l 4 l , 24 7—_ - 3 1 111 15 I 30 40 I 31 2016 7 5 clts 3 1 dls: pm 1 9 18 16 1 /Is 3 39 31 13 11 113 16 14 dia l 11 9dls per epta 14 191 6 3111 4 4I II Oldie -- 6 4 dlr. 1 1 101 dis 6 4 8 6 dim 4 3 11a 6 7pm 11 3 i 2 19 1141_ 1 19 0 -- , 12 10 di, -- 2 Idl ly -- 2 1 dim 41_ 2 1 ass 6 4 db. 40 60 16 17 3 2 dls 16 17 pins 10 BMs 4t 64 xd. db parxd 1 2 I Idle par Idis pAli 16 13 du 2 4 20 15 die 7 2 i 4 1 IS 42 65 67 xd 67 9 11 pm zd 44 I 7 41141 ;1 - 11 26 22. Id 19 6 ♦ dls• 1 2 pm , 98 192 100 113 120 18 18 dl► S 6 ills 5 ♦ (Hs 61 324 45 66 I Se 2}41L4 - 4 4pm s 6i (U - PREFERENCE SHARES. Great Eastern, Eastern Counties Extension, No. 2, FOREIGN RAILWAYS. Bahia and San Franciae* gna. 7 per et., 13.1. Great Larembourg, Ottoman (Smyrna to Aidu), San Paulo (Limited) guaranteed 7 per cent., 14. South Austrian anti Lotabanlo-Vanetiaa, PROVINCIAL SHARE MARKETS. J 17NR in.-Bales to-day:-Great Fnatern. • Gr(nt NVestern, !;2,-LA:icashire and Vorkshire.l2of--Lontion sad North Wmderu, In ICk xn.-Matielicater, Pthedield, iJO colnshirc, ; ;-- 123-Birkenhead, 86- Buffalo and Lake 'Winn. 41 Lr.oni Trunk of esnada, 181 f. cen tral. 76 51 13tate, t2O Benda, /1•- Great ignenihnurit .gi.yen. Es,,ten. i;seltange Bank ;Limited', 21 2 rt i .r- -p6nl An...Agin° Limited , 2), d.-North Webtean toiled . I (I -Liverpool and London and Globe Fire and we. 6p. -Atlantic 'I eleuranh per emit, 4-Natioual Meant Navi gation ildwitol., ll 10: IMMINGHAM, .111411 -Bindaera done:-London and North Western New. at : booth Strdittrdshire Railway, at 63i ; Birmin-41tam Bunks. at 24 Birmingham New talon Mill. at 2, ; Britannia Mill, at Itt : and Patent Nut and Dolt. at y tire. eltislnz pricers .-ItitiiiinAani Canal, hi, buyers; Dudley te-t- .d West Bromwich Bank, 120.6 sellers: Lloydlfßauk, 9to p. •N. iara:haul Lank Llinitad , dia., Gallen!. turd Let.- vossi Carmel and (is, ('"al Limited'. It to li per ahare NIANCIIP•tierEs, Jr3E 23.-Toe market was quiet, and prices lower. Alliarto . Bank, W (1.--Ctinsolidateri Bank. I p e', ill-Great Eastern. MI V-Grest Northern A, 11104-- 6 r , ..4 Loudon aand Western. !di 4 -Laticadtire and Yorkshire, 121 '24- North Western, 0.6 1:4-11ancliester, Ithatheld, and FA- Lin teriicoln shire, 59,', 60 :- Metropolitan, 12S1 -Routh , (9 8;-11tames ant Mersey Marine Insurance (L re imi ted - , 4r, p. -London, New, 12 11: p. -Atlantic Telegraph, pf., ist LORD AT TI'E RF.ViEW.—ID the ' , ark, as bas been already stated, Lord Elcho was warmly amend in his uipacity as commauder of the second brigade of too first dieisiou. But on leaving the enclosure there were manifestations th persons had assembled whose thoughts ran not by any means exclusively upon volunteering. Hisses and cries of " Reform," " What about the working man!" were raised at intervals by knots here and there, and though in the majority of instances these cries were drowned by counter-applause from the great body of the bystanders, they were repeated at in tervals till the brigade reached the parade ground at the back of the Horse (Wants. Here Lord Elcho's condtiand terminated, and his own regiment, the London Scottish, was dismissed. Of the other battalions which had been included in the brigade the Working Men's College Corps and the Inns of Court Rifles marched to the same poirt, and when the time for breaking off came, Colonel Hughes, on the part of his regiment, led a round of cheers for Lord Elcho, entliusiastioally repeated by the Inns of Court. Meanwhile, the opposing voices, us it seemed, had drawn together, and Lord Elcho, pow alone, was surrounded by a regular mob, of which a Large proportion was composed of mere lads, shouting, hooting, graining. and hemming him in PO tightly that though on horseback it was impossible for him to move. Observing this, Colonel Nl'Murdo and Colonel Sargert. of the Inns of Court Volunteers, contrived to place them selves at either hand , and with Ca p tain Page, the adjutant of the LOIMIOD. Scottish, and one or two other mounted officers following, an escort was formed which slowly and with difficulty made its way along the Mall out by Marl borough g-ate. and so on in the direction of St. James's Palace, the crowd all the time pouring upon Lord Elcho the most uncomplimentary epithets. In one or two of the club-houses that lay upon the route the members, observing what was going on, cheered the cavalcade by way of encouragement, but the crowd, it is needless to say, had the advantage of numbers. Lord Echo having reached his destination, dismounted, and walked home. The crowd followed the other horsemen for a short dis tance, but when they found that Lord Echo was not with them, they proceeded to the front of his house in St. James's-place. There were fortunately no available mis siles to pick up, but one stone was thrown, breaking a single square of glass. A superintendent of police, with a sufficiently large body of constables, arrived almost at the moment, and no further damage was done.— Times. GBZAT NORTHERN HOSPITAL, GaLIDONIAN-ROLD, IsingcroN, N.—Nember of tents for the woek ending siusot 24 4013, of which 240 war s new same. wan:. User, Kent, red, o ld 6 41 to to 6 57 2 „ Po. white, old ad to 62 „ new 41 to 66 Norfolk and f insoln red, old BARLIT. Malting ... DiatDUng . _to_ SS to 41' 28 to SI SS to 12 Essex, Norfolk,iad Suffolk 56 to 65 Etnastoa and Ware 63 to 67 Brown 4B to 5$ AYR New pAra 26 to 18 English, feed ---- 22 to 26' potato 15110:412, feed Pow Per Qr . WHEAT, Dintsle and lotilgs- I berg ao to 61 Rostock £ Mecklen burg 4B to 68 Danish Russian, hard soft Amik4an, rod white . o 1 BAKLIt I. . ~. Grinding Distilling Malting OATS. Datob r 1 to 261 „ tootling ARRIVALS OF GRAIN, R. 0., I:s WATER CARRIAGE, FROM CLUSIVE Maple . Boller' Wheat Barley. qrs. Vt. Ors 3361115 h 4.24 217 i 14336 Ire-h FJrelga 17903 1976 Per Qr . 19444 Total ..1 LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. (THIS DAY.) (at ILECIRIO AND INTERNATIONAL TELEGRAPH.) ()RON OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) The market very strong, at from to Id. advance over Friday's quotations. Sales about 20,000 bales. MINCING-LANE.--(THIS DAY.) SCCAIL—The market has been quiet since Friday for both raw and refined. COFFEE.—A small parcel of native Ceylon sold at 555. for medium and at 575. for bold. TEA.—The market is steady, but quiet ; about 3,200 packages of Indian teas will be offered to-morrow. RICE, Rust, and SALTPETRE.—No sales reported. CnrroN.—There is more demand for this article, and prices generally are id. per lb. dearer. Jrre.—About 2,000 bales have been sold, at steady prices. HFMP.—A small parcel of fair roping Manilla sold at 421. 10s. In other articles no change. TALLOW MARKET.-(TAIS DAY.) The market is steady ; prices are quoted as follows : Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 465. ; July, 45e. Gd. to 465. ; August to September, 475. to 475. Gd.. ; October to December, 48s. lxL " sellers." PARTICULARS OF TALLOW. 1863. 1884. 15415. I ISO° Stock on hand this day.. casks , :6,812 43,611 30,595 27,598 Delivery last week i 737 1.199 1.211 1,4".43 Ditto from Ist Juno ! 2,972 3,603 1 4,435 5,974 761 Arrival last wee k ll9 872 . ..M4 Ditto from Ist June 3 .040 , 2,193 . 2.547 5,31e4 s. d. d. . s. d. d. s. d. d. B. d. d. TriceY.c. on sp , t this My 43 90 I . 41 9 Ditto Town last Friday '*Arrival for the week ending 3rd July last year delivery 1.356 casks. The arrival last week con South America, and 34caska other plains —total, reprised )1O casks I, 974 casks. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) The supply of beasts is rather larger than on Monday last, and consequently trade is dull. The demand, how ever. is good, and there is very little alteration in price. The number of sheep and the trade for them about the dame as last week. Fat sheep are still a dull sale, but other kinds are in fair demand. Lambs and calves are not selling quite so well. From France and other countries there are 1,660 beasts, 9,290 sheep, iti6 calves, and 65 pigs; Spain, 70 beasts ; Norfolk and Suffolk, 1,620 beasts ; and 400 from the northern and midland counties. Per stone of Sibs. s. d. ad. Per stone of bibs. s. d. ad. Best Scots, Beretta 6 6 610 Best Dnsitlif.bdaSh 0 0 0 0 Best Short-horns 5 4 6 6 Best Long-w 0015.... 6 4 5 Second qua]. beasts 44 4 8 Do. do. Shorn.... 0 0 0 0 Calves Pigs Best Dos& Rif -breds 5 8 6 2 Lambs Beams at market, 3 , 730 : sheep and lam bs, 24,470; eadves, 381 ; Piga VG% . _ BOROUGH HOP MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Messrs. Pattendan and Smith report that the demand for all descriptions of both English and foreign hops con tinues brisk, at advanced rates. The accounts from the plantations both here and abroad continue extremely un favourable ; vermin generally on the increase. DEATH BY LIGHTSING.—Norwich was visited by a violent thunderstorm on Friday afternoon. During the storm Fulcber Reynolds, a gardener, residing in Hudson's buildings, Coburg-street, who was in the act of ascending his bedroom stairs, was struck down. Mrs. Reynolds, the wife of the deceased, was partially deafened, and a child w ent into convulsions. A little girl, named Catherine Elwen also had one of her feet scorched by the lightning. The deceased was found lying on the stairs, the only sign of the action of the electric fluid being a small brown mark on the chin and a slight bruise on the nose. PEN2ANdz, JUNE 23. —The following ships arrived off here to-day The Perch, from Auckland, March 13, with troops for Plymouth. She brings also 14,500 ounces gold. The Wild Duck, from Wellington, March 16, and the Centurion, from Sydney, March 19 both for London. The Chili, Stringer, from Otago, March 16, for London. She brings 5,613 oz. gold and 22,000 bales of wool. She landed four passengers at Penzance. The Golden Sea, from Melbourne, - March 24. She brings 3,228 oz. gold and has landed six passengers at Penzance. Flour. brl3 ; seks. 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