The Express. — London, England, 1864-05-30 00:00:00

s gaol Moan% while far hie own advantage was eirenlating them infamous publications 4:hcat the kingdom. A large ■amber of paean juiced together and used the greatest *norther for the . a e of extending principles of morality amongst the Ir, but here was the source of poison which might carry ,uto she families of all. The court would bat ill dis c its duty if it did out pass upon Pearson a sewer* rn• which was that he be imprieceed and kept to hard it for twelve months. As regarded Paul his almost was b a d, sod the sentence of the overt was that he be aid kept to hard labour for Or months. a lso ordered that the ►tteetioe of the book atom en should be drawn to their catalogues. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) OIDEU3. BOW-STRUT. ♦ HOT I.IITALINO POET-orinc 3/orky. • youth of about 14, was ohmic, ear ma k from the previous Saturday. with Arlin • pest. order for 40a., belosiriag to bit masts., Yr. Walter C. aril, • solicitor, of No. 7, Southequere, Gray's-ins. L. Lewis (Lswissed Lewis) prosecuted ; the prisoner letesded by/dr.F. Barry. . . R. George Barber, a letter receiver at the 14 Holborn. stated that on the 17th of M l ; r t i6 is. • letter of advice from the postmaster at Newport, noudishire, to pay 40s. to the prosecutor • and on the day the oorrespooding order was lent an d paid. Cloonell said the name on the order was not signed and he believed the signature to be that of the ser. On the following day the prisoner absented him and the day after said he had been to the Crystal T. He was then discharged. !ice-coostable Hanger took the boy into custody on +lay, the 21st May, when the prisoner said he bad It. of the money at the Crystal Palace, and lost the and that he should not have done it but for the ad f a boy who had just gone to New York. • prisoner, against whom it was stated them were charges, was committed for trial at the Central ;nal Court, and Mr. Vaughan, the magistrate, refused ce bail MARLBOROUGH-STREET. rCLUNITER WINN AND THE THIEVIII.-NIINDROUS CRAROCB. Manning and William Manning were charged be- Mr. Knox with stealing • gold watch of the value of the property of Mr. Humphrey Michin Bourne, bar ., staying at No. 8, Salisbury-s t ree t , Strand. .Urn said that while Wising Hide-park on Bator r,•ning about 8 o'clock alter the volunteer review he tug at his watch chain, and on looking round aw his 1 2 in the hand of the prisoner John, who was attempting ,ss it to some person, he believed the other prisoner. .4 the watch from the prisoner's hand, and held him :onstable came up and then gave him in charge, ~r constable taking the other prisoner. :raot 64 K proved taking them into custody and to stiol), where, on searching them, he found some silver :onstable said he saw the prosecutor holding the wi ,lobe, sad the other prisoner holding out his hand as receive something. He had seen the prisoner John a grab at the prosecutor's chain. asked the prisoners what they had to say in er to the charge, and they both said they were not F. They were committed for trial. . . . yaw Bred and Thomas Bennett were convicted of pick pocket of a pipe. fated was meat/aced to • montlea meet, and &anett three days and 12 strokes of a a Denoran, a young man, wee charged with stealing I watch of the value of 201., the property of Mr. Ord Henry Corbould, the well•known historical painter, e Prince of Wales-terrace, Kensington Palace. Corbould said he wu in Hyde•park on Saturday og and heard a click, when on looking down he saw his h•ring under the pnsoner's foot. His chain, which was a ace, must have been cut by some sharp and powerful invent. He then gave prisoner into custody. Corbould said she saw the prisoner pus something to •00, but she could cot say to whom. omu Atkinson, 75 I), proved picking up the ring of the at the prisoner's feet. Prisoner bad given a false ad. .geaot Cole, C dirieoe, said the prisoner had bees ❑ to him as a thief for ten years sod had suffered peel tude. Knox committed the prisoner for trial. rrewere several other cases of picking pockets In Hyde. and the prisoners were disposed of in various ways. WORSHIP-STREET. DARING ROBBRIT 07 PLATE. ree well-driweed young men, who gave the names of u Blackburn, Thomas Gartincr, and Thomas Jones, charged with the following robbery a. Sarah Palmer, resident at 5, Richmond Cottages, on, stated that between 2 and 3 o'clock ong t = g ; a bricklayer's lad came to the area door, and made a meet that induced a search for the plate basket, a short previously cafe in the kitchen. It could not be found, ad she siooe seen it. Fortunately, however, the con chae stolen were in value only about 61. thur Pa/mer, the lady's sou, 13 yeses of age, said that le day in question be answered a knock at the area and saw the prisoner Jones there, who wore a white a and inquired if any broken china or glass required ring. He told him no, and the mac left, not any par sing then with him. . . . _ . orge Cleaver, the boy spoken to by the first witness, red to having seen while lying in a geld opposite Rich. I -cottages all the prisoners together. lie suspected movements and feigned sleep, cut could not overhear coo vereatioe. After a short time they separated, and nerved Joe.. descend the area steps of No. 5, return, oia hie compaaions, who apparently kept watch right left of the road. Jams then suddenlyfli is apron to Gardner, went back to No. 5 and opened Adieu window with a knife, by forcing it between the as and pushing back the catch ; he entered, and Mime ly came bask with a basket lined with green. All this s enabled to see from the position he laid in. and as as the three had made their way tepidly across the he jumped up and gave information to the lady of the e. irk, • plain clothes constable, N division, said that he 'ed from this witnem such an accurate aiecnption al limners am to have instantly recognised than on Setae- Let while together in Old-street-road. He followed I to Shoreditch, where, having obtained the assistance otber oonstablee, they were taken into custody. A knife thin io the blade, and doubt/eat need for effect ntranore, as in this instants., woe foand on Gardner. mended. :ANTIC ROYAL MAIL STEAM NAVIOATIOR COMPANY.-(THIS DAY.) he adjourned sixth ordinary general meeting of 'Sarah°ides* wan held at 1 o ' clock, at the London ero ; Mr. J. CHAPMAN in the chair. thriTnur airMai;rei;ort,;;;hstated that up to the sot time not oos proposal or stigirestioa had amunial a definite form as to enable the directors to submit it :e shareholders ; this having arises. in sOOllllllOllllllll, I the general data of fioanci►l motion, and high rate at est which prevailed. He added that within the last days several proposals had been made, sad, is order low time for their ooneideratioo, he proposed a further arorneot till Tuesday, the 7th of Jane, whoa the board Id submit to the shareholders their final proposals. MARGLISA seoooded the pmposal, and it was am unanimously. A meeting the. adjouroed. NOTRZIL FATAL. ACCIDRITT THROUGH CRINOLINIL Dar.)—This morning sa Mrs. Harriett Nome, wife Ir. Moore, of No. 15, Percival-street, Kensington-lane, sitting before the fire, with a child five weeks old in her a spark fiew under her chair. She endeavoured to put side the fender with her foot, when the light dress 11 she wore, extended with crinoline, caught fire, and was enveloped in flames. In her tenor she threw the on a sofa and ran to the room of a lodger, but she was terrified, arid ran into the street calling for help. In ~ l ueneci of the delay Mrs. Moore was so dreadfully It that she expired, in excruciating agony, two hours the socidein. IRE AND EXPECTED LOOS Of LIFIL—(THL9 DAY.) lord, before 1 em. a fire broke out in the premises be ing to Mr. Pleasant, a cork•cuttsr, No. 7, Rowell-row. Fad-road. The Whitechapel and Mile End Royal ety's escape attended • followed by Mr. Bridges with the ore of the Landes Brigade and one of Sharid and up 's land steamers, when, water h►ving been procured, Are was extinguished, but not till the premises and Cote were destroyed. At a few minute* before 3 o'clock le morning a fire, nearly attended with the ices of se►eral happened on the premises belonging to Mr. Mocktoo, and core chandler and hay sod straw salesman, No. was street. Dover-road. Conductor Wheatley arrived the tire escape ; and a man named Pittick courageously red the first floor and brought down four persons, sod stlev suenceded in bringing down two others by mesas is ladder. The front house wee destroyed, mud also the house at the beck. —A fire also took place about half. 2 in the premiss of Mr. Clarke, a lmerchoP keeper, 3. Old Gravel-laoe, St. George's-in•the-Fiat. Col or Douglas attended with the Royal Society's crease, several engines of the London Brigade followed. The sae soon extinguished. It was toned that Joanna C 0.., the servant, wee so frightfully burned that she wee :e•1 to be removed to the London Hospital, where she cos without hopes of recovery. MALL Durra—Lord St. Leonardo has given oe of his intention to prelim is committee several rations is the Lord Chancelloes County Court' Bill. mg them erotism's sew claws", proposed to be inserted, he following effect :—No packtsito or person taking or ling hie go od s for mete from house to house shall recover nit the husband or father of any wife or daughter to m any such goods shall have been or shall hereafter be for the price of the same, noises such husbeed or er shall have bees present at such sale, and sanctioned ss :no action to he upon • sale by auction of goods 4 , the value of 201. upon credit, noires the purchaser and (if any) sign the contract after the sole ; no Pus body totems more than 20 plaints at any see caul. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MA RIC-LANI.-(THIS DAY.) A very limited supply of Anglia 11111111114 was as gals is oar market to-day. Beth Barg mid Kept samples were in steady request, at as admix* in the quotations compared with Mooday but of la. per qr., and at which a goad clearance was effected. The general quality of the pro duce mu good. With foreign wheat we were tolerably well, bat not to say heavily, supplied. Good sod fine pumas changed beads at full prime, with a moderate inquiry. All other kinds were a dull sale on former terms. We have to ppa a quiet trade for mat descriptions of barley LA week's currency was supported. Melt champed heads to a moderate extent, at late quota tions. The supply on cam was rather extensive. The 11110 W of oats was tolerably good. Mast descriptions were steady in prim; bat the inquiry for them was far from active.. nary few beau were )0 the stand, and they were taken off freely, at fully late rates. Pass, the show of which wee limited, ruled arm, at full eurreocies. A fair average business was transacted In floor, at laid week's prima. The arrivals Of Boating cargoes off coast have amounted to only 2 of wheat, 1 cargo of barley, 2 cargoes of axiom-seed, and 2 valooia. Wheat has moved off slowly, and in some M aters prices have given way ls. to 25. per qr. Ohirica Odesea has sold at 365. 6d. to 375.6dL ; hard ditto, 365. ; Polish Odessa, 365. 6d. to 38e. 3d. ; and Seadomirca, 38s. per 4801135. Taganrog gbirka, for July and Almost shipment, has been inquired for at 395. Mains has moved off slowly at barely lat. rates. Galata has realised 28.. 40.; Lagos, 275. 3d.; sod Sabo ts, 26e. 40. per qr. On manage Galata ham changed hands as 27.. 9d; andOdasa 28e. 3d. per 48011 s. In barley very little ham bean pawing. at about late carreocies. Thrall ham been dis posed of at 21s. ikt. ; Moldavian, 21s. ; Latakia, 19a. ; Baltohick, 21a. 9d. per 400 lbs. Rye is Domino], at 965. to 275. ; far Danubian, Black Sea, and Azoff qualities. Beans may be ooseidered heavy, at 31s. for BaSd•' Dasubiao mills/seed is offering at 21s. to 22a.; and Syrian dart, 27e. to 28s. per 4801 b.. There has been a fair inquiry for Ruses!, at full quotatious. Odors has sold at 625. 3d. pe r quarter. About 2,000 toes Oal out* for arrival, have bees disposed of at 64.. 68. per quarter. In warehoune, Bombay to held at 65e. to 65e. 6d. ' • Calcutta, 59a. to 645. ; Mizzapore 645. to 64.. ficl. • Odessa and Azoff, 63e. to 63e: 6d. ; Egyptian, 62;. ; line Bt. Petersburg, 60s. to 625. ; ArohangeL 495. ; and Sip, 435. to 50s. per quarter. Cakes are very Inactive. Londoo-made, W. 10a. to 9/. 15s. ; New York, in barrels, 91. 10s. ; ditto in bap, W. ss. ; Western, 91.; Marseilles, 81. 7s. 6d. to 84 10s. per ton. Cottonseed cakes, English made, are quoted at U. 17s. 6d. to U. 2a. 6d. per too. Ramses& has produced rather more money, with a good demand. On sent, 695. to Ma. ; Ferompnre, 62.. to 63e. . • Calcutta, 50a. to 60a. ; sod Wild Azoff, 35a. per quarter. The accounts respecting the Cola crop on the continent continue very unfavourable. Cottonseed is steady, at from 71. 12s. 6d. to 71. 17s. 63. per ton. Several cargoes have sold for for ward shipment. All agricultural seeds are very in active, and, in some W otan**, prior are almost nominal. AaaivAL or Suns.-Eagbeh : Rapeseed, 173 ; and sundry, 378 qrs. Foreign: Linseed, 1,476 ; rapeseed, 25,155 ; maize, 5,329 ; and sundry, 45 qrs. Eilmarg•-Barley, 52; linseed, 2.500; oilmeds, 4,112 qn. CUIR ENT PLUM. Eno •.n Per tar. wain. s. Mom net, r0d,18411 27 Go 41 Ds. white, 1462 41 to 46 Naha and Used' Oats. I.a. Scotch potato big' .W 4 black rod. IMO 36 So 40 1 Hour Wahine Malang ... Mora‘on — Si to it Tick l9 to St Hamm n to Ss ?Woo Ss to d —._ .141 s. Moo; Norfolk. :ea _Nolo& SO to 141 Grey -- 29 to 16 36 M I I: _ it to IS to ST Flnptot sad Wan ft to ei " 4; n MIL U to 27 _OLIO. Tows nolo; Tipir - it* Ow Hosoolloil lt to 20 St to 27 = sal botolk ex ship 24 to 26 17 to 21 OATS. a. I. Deolalt sod Owe4loh 17 to 10 liosolas ....... 19 10 21 Dula l3 to 34 r 41211311. 3O to 32 131 to E 6 St kr 36 UMW 063 3 Intik 29 to 32 27 b3l hon. hvach, par sack .... SOWS! Spanish, „ SI to 52 American, per brL .. IS to 28 Canadian. .. 18 to IS ITO LONDON, BY LAND AND NAY 21 To MAY 28, 1004, Sh.IPLI RAMWAYS. all Antwerp s Rotterdam an I~l+w4 Pra.(l.)&7p.o. all Belgian R. Junction-- 41:Control Argeotloo 41t 'Copenhagen (I.oollmll In▪ V i tterodon 10 Deaskeum&Wltepoktfli It DM& lbenlah I ▪ I). el Regime of ?mom oR Gd. Rondos pm 6 p. e ell !Great Laxemboerg all !Italian Jamtlos. all Ram.diaagetLilia . W ..Do.llp. e.Prt. Bole. goy i noarn of 11 , Do. New ED. (1. at la) all N. Rail B. Ayres 0.7 p.a. 10 Do. do. do W Norwegian Trio* Pra all intlwasa (lasymaldla) an i Paris. LyotweadlLolit all 'Paris and Deimos a 'Ronne & ft Francis. CIO W Royal Danish ...... $ RRoya l oyal Ilardlolea all ewsdlah. all l Do. 7 per an& JI illzsbra and Near all Do. 64 per cent Ted 1! Paolo; R 7 Dar et• an Do. do all &Awl. &Lcas.Vassallaa 10 OloaSkßaull. at FortapL all ,Sosithoro of Frame 10 ITarla and Sanaa. all I Do. do aU , Wait Flanders all Do. 5; per MIL Pre all I Weel & N.W.0l Frame I Closing petals I ear. 1 leis. .. 11017 Ewa feed . peaaSir 2O Co 23 3331.1% bed loam, Par. Qr. Wmat. I. I. Daaillala sod Lon berg 4l to NI loaroack It Mackles- Dsola 40 to 42 Ittualaa. lord soft disieirso, red .. 40 to 42 whit 44 to *7 _ . ftsruzi. . _ Grindhig Distilling Ilslam U to 24 26 to IT 111 to ST OM Dutch. brow - l7 to 72 food •6111VA111 OF GRAIN. tc„ 1] WATER CAILZIAG; FllOll MOLT:SI VI. Yell Oda B CFI. VI. • ail VI. I qn• 1.( IrIL 1 , 42 Fir Z 8 81248 ... rive 740 ! IMO 1148 1244 48 i ' Foteigii .. 14248 8438 1 .... 12:8821 il la 43651 610 1'4441.... 20011 18 nit 17L -1 5,4 221482. n - 61 - i72 1 6325 44587 LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. (THIS DAY.) OM maim= AND INTZUNATIONAL rnaourg.) (►aw' OM OWN COSILIBPONDLNT.) The general tone of the camp market continues quiet, bat unchanged in value. The sales will possibly foot up about 7,000 bales. MINCING LANK-(THIS DAY.) &can.- —The market since Friday has been quiet, no .al.s reported. Refined dried goods continue in limited re quest, bat pieces and wet lumps command full prices, and are io good request. Corrac —A fair business is doing at full rates. TEA. —The market is quiet but steady. Rica and SALT PIMIL —No sales monocled. Rum. —A few puncheons of Lemmas& sold at Is. Sid. Corm. —Only a limited business transacted siam Friday. The salsa silvertisei for to-morrow week consist of 1,500 casks 600 bap of West India, 1,300 bags of Fast ladle, and 12,000 blip of Kmarisms nape% 750 casks 1,700 bags coffee, 6,000 bap of rice,turd anadry drysaltary goxls. TALLOW MARKET.-(THIB DAY.) The market is arm, at the acested prices :—Town woo, 39a., net cub Petereberg Y.C. th e spot, 40e. 61. to 40e. !d.: Jane, 40a. id. ; Jaly, 41'. 3d. ; October to December, 435. M. PARTICRIA23 OF TALLOW. SWet oa dnd 3144 day ....asaksi 38,313 I 37.744 Datlvary last week. 7 Ditto from Lt Jaw Arrival last week .... LOW lax 48.887 tiee) 74.16 d a" KM Oa. Ski ills. ed. - TitTo e:. - lot Jaw PriosY.C.oothoopotalodayewt Ditto Tows MN Friday 1111./4 1 Moil .;6 I tosi:iii 1 ILUS Na IL 435. IL lia ed. 414. 114. Arrival for the week mien June 8, lam Feu, 261 maks. and delivery 664 auk& The arrival lest week comprised, 252 auks from Amarelik and 106 tram ether pleas: total, 366 METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) We have a few more beasts than oo Mooday last, but the &mood has also increased, sod prices are not lower. There ore mot quit* so many sheep, with • brisk demand, toosequeotly prime on the see m* better. Good lambs anin demand at T iTy late rates. Calve' are not quit* so doer as they have been. From Germany and Hollaod there are 940 boosts, 1860 sheep, and 201 calves. Scotland. 550 beasts ; Ireland, 60 ; and 2,840 from Norfolk and Suffolk. Per dame of Ms. a. 4. ►d. Apr suss of IBbe, ad. s. 4. Bost Seals, lieretda. 4 8 6 0 asslDssa ilf-hdaint 6 4 6 Nat Slott-berms 4 0 4 10 Beat Lostg.woods.... 0 0 0 Mewed quid. bras 0 4 0 Dada Olson 410 6 Wyss 4 4 8 Dade. Oboes 4 4 4 Bed Desdarlf-bred• 0 0, Lambs Hecate at market. 4,750 sleep sod lsmte, 11,720 calm. 234 4; twee. We. BOROUGH HOP XAHICBT.—(THIB DAY.) MOOR. P•ttsudsu a•d Sunlit r•paet • fair dwr•d for both Eaulisb a•d tonics with • very abort supply ; lass quotations ar• fully •w•taiad. Fagan or Bars.—On the afternoon of Tuesday (17th May) a swarm of bees descended the chimney of the drawing-room of Whitlaod Abbey, and alighted in • dense mass on the wall between the windows. which, though open at the time, they did sot think fit to avail themselves of for exit, but remained perfectly quiet on the spot they had chosen. Towards dusk, one of the farm labourers wee in. traduced, bowie; • common straw hive and slat*. In this he raked the whole lot with his heed, no disinclination thereto, or disposition to sting him, being evinced by the bees. Having covered the hive with the slate, it was placed in its proper position, on • small table, where it stood during the night, the in mates being allowed free error through the hole at the bottom. On entering the room sent morning, the bees were (mod Dying about in all direc tions, and upon the window being opened, they all speedily toot their departure. However, strange to my, everyone of them returned in the evening, and peaceably enter the hive, which was then carried to the garden end placed in an eligible situation. They have ever since iskeis most kindly to their new habitation, and appear now to be as busy sad happy m buss mu be. It I. the largest swarm that bayou* remembers to have seen is this neighbourhood, and they must have travelled • lone distance at their arrival, from the symptom of fatigue shows. No fire lied been lit in the grate of the room since the warm dry weather set in.— Weistheiss. EXPBESK MONDAY EVENING, MAY 30, 1864. le 1 pm. 0 SHARE GISTS.-(THIS DAY.) Two °Thom There is not much business in the railway market to-day, apart from that connected with the fortnightly settlement. Nevertheless, the tendency is favourable, and prices have advanced in some instances. Midland stock has risen 4 per cent., Lancashire and Yorkshire 4, Metropolitan and London and South Western 4, and London and North Western *. London and North Western stock is now quoted 1104 to 111 ; Great Western, 641 to * ; Midland, 134 to 4 ; Lancashire and York shire, 112 to ; South Eastern, 90 to 4 ; Great Eastern, 484 to 474; ; London and South Western, 974 to 984 ; Metropolitan, 114 to ; Great Northern, 1294 to IW4 ; and Cale donian, 1184 to 1194. . _ . . . Very few transactions have occurred in foreign and colonial railway securities, and prime are nominally quoted the tame as on. Saturday. ORDINARY lINALRB AND STOCKS. ft. 1 rd. 1 Lan.wAys. I Cirg uar Cou I Wee to-€ll7 . to 1 p.m. ,Bats..WoLdt VaL Blyttland Tyne Boston,Bl.lt Md.C ,Ihistol and lister— Valedonian 'Onrk and Bandon Oarnwall ,Do. • anti A an div. unt d ia B Dnldin l ' ac'E t : rat Jane ,DundeajarthoLab&Ja lldinbarghand (liaison lallagow and &Wadies Ansa Eagan' Ord _B4. an ,J In. 100 10 all 0.00 ,I at 11,..1 a I a a WI It 9 I Mock. WO. L Ans. itliTrq 0: Groat North of Seotlaad OnstNortham 'ODA J A reo. so div. ma- IDo.B tallp.e.lagald 'Gt. South a West. are. 'Groat Western _ _ U V 10 11 U 00 104 106 401 an IN 1111. UN IN 101 In 90 031 64i 041 61 64 311 41 N N 101 103 1111 1111 66 47 103 106 40 a! 9 110171 681 111 63 34 6 4 112 la los 111 UM 114 ettn: .1.. Do. Btoury,Lqua.fla I To. South W&la. 1);: Do. Do. Newport Do. Do. Hereford ilan ...,,.... cas!dre Yorkshire and hisekwal, flo=,&tOusot &Coast Iloadon,Chathm.st Dow. i loadood North Weans Loodon&SouthWeelera 131•13..5haf..et Linoolash I Maryport and Call* Do. Do. Mom Metropolitaa I Do. Now „Midland dll I. NO St !NO St. 100 WY all St IN WI au W W ins ' Do Dim It Derby Mid. G 4. Wo (Ira) Do. Mom NMI lasi MM loot Lee) Do. idln.,Perth.DTd. Do. 0. - N. L Paio.. Do. De. Yo!!‘ Do. Btock.&Derling. Do. do. 186.5-ad... Do. do. 180041... New fitefferdelike Ilnert N. t 8. We has. ,Seettah Central _ 1 100 :Scottish N. E. Aber. SW 100 'Scottish 301dland I all Ettrewsbasy s WeloOpl 100 Shropshire Edon 'lOO booth Devon 'lOO South Eastern 100 & Yorkah. & River Dan lall BWaee, Woklaghnsoic ies Vat Do. B Do C iUkkir Do. Do. WO Vale of Math 1011 Victoria eta & Plebe° to Waterford & Kilkenny 100 West Oornwall 100 101 104 it 101 101; Q 58 60 110 36 27 fe 6 . PEP 110 le te pu 77 7$ 101 Ile 111 122 26 341 64 U SO 1114 104 IN 170 ; 176 --i Il 6 7 I 4 goti 100 100 U 2i POZZION RAIL!, LTA N 0 2 IT 18 11l ii 2 1 dl. 1 de par al 4 Ii 2 4 Po IS 19 111 10, 4i4 16 10} e l an . i NI 12 13 36 2 23 1 24 26 16 17 14 16 ir ll ii Ms p.z. 1:1 Me 11 F du to no so . 0 7 4: 7 94 . - 001 6,916 60,000 14000 10,000 44010 66,010 20,000 11,6a0 41400:1 Imool hi:kieol 10 ,Angioadlezious Meat IS Australian A U lAnstraltanlLrekl.: 10 BertinWaterworts ( ) 6 Berabay Gm (Limited II Britian AMMO= lend St B. dt L Mag. TeL (L.) 10 + b Clam" (I =tlavX) 10 Coyle, Company 00 City Ulises (Lim.) .. . le of Ableiniiier.iLi SO Caimans., 60 Consolidated DM (L) 20 Coati/mad CraGastL) 100 ContractCorperatioa(L IS Oop.M. 6io.,PraL76 p.c SO Credit Fonder be De. of limultim (L) 80 Credit Mobilise St. Crystal Tahoe SS Do. Preference St Do. II it et Peep. Deb ISO SO DiscountOorporatice(L L led* helm es Cowl 10 Nopelea Comm& rid. (L Itt. Mee& Tieiegaili —.. 11 Aim and Au Copper I 100 llng &Scott ladled& iL 100 Financial Corporation II Financial Discount IL.' IS Fore-at. Warehouse L. MI G.Creditt FimatLem(L 16 Gem Steam Neripties Rio))) IMAM 1119,C0i. 177.000 t. Y 7,000 sa.ooo Ri,nat !0,000 iiil 'moo: cowl 30.000 1.1.5,000 10,000 1!!.0.2? ~:~i i 5, ill; uO.OOO 80,00 1000000 00.000 KM 20.000 Ito! ! ! ici,oor. i 0:*I F?ji - 21 ii:6l - 1 tr_or bi:ilii 1218.174 10.000 00.000 - ,Piii _ _. _ _ _ 10.000 IN NO 10.000 NAN NOOO f.:*l 10,6001 11,1100 IMAM 10,0011 10,0001 17,0001 ii:iii l 10.wo 0111 11.*1 10.000 - 1 100,0001. 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I 1a.11. 1 hoe* Aug:ellen laid gebaterlse Telegraph acrlp Tel.Constrae &Mel& TheseetMereey T.ies. L L i tln e r a t . United& Wig Oa (L Wilma. Meta* las. L. Upper game Tee(l,lm. Via Dleaeref Lase. Werrest IrlaeaccUra. WeeMaglah Pacified L 108 100 10 ltl 8 10 11 IS 11, 1 711 HP $1 kois. 111 77 Id Idle par Ti 4HIN par .p. taz lam $4 ape ipa • lipa li pie It $4 Spa Idle par 6 ipal U 16 110 116 110 111 $ 4 pia • !Ld!! • Ia• • -- # I Hz pal %pm 21.1 le Ifi r. 111 — Om 8 %Ps a s4li MI 1!1 i ins I t 141 Pa pa i r 121 12 Ps 1!i 11 pus 4 ft llll 1 2pc mil 24 par —. it - pas 4 4 ? 10.yom lij 10 ii 9iiiill - W Wm i 1E: var m g J_ iit l 6 16 17 PI ▪ 6pue • 4 6 N nre ir 1~3 I se 21 IS fri pe 24t 1121 140 IL IP. lbw SO el ‘ll Par 0 1. 12 1 e pa ii i t i as. It s P - 1 li 11,. 14 - 1 PREFERENCE SHARES Gnat lioathera 5 petal., redeem. at 6 par et. pat., 10111. JOINT STOOL WILL No. 1111. 1 Bins. lea 1 ot. prioas. 1 seem 10,000 100 Spa and 11. Ser. Bank. 611 101 1311 f - 10,000 100 litoaLoo.&Llrerpool I M 37 al pm - 10.010 100 ' Do. New 1 1.6 ASO pm - 110000 90 Anglo Anskisa - :0,000 10 Anglo ea (I.lnallmal 1 1 Wm -. 20600 40 ,AostreJaela 1 all 74 70 76 7,500 40 Do. New 110 27 29 pm, - 11,6 C" M BankalkittskOMMOlN 10 1 lipen' 10,000 26 Bank of = all IS SO 294 0,000 100 Bank of - 204100 al Bank a Otago (I.lmlMi) 6 11 11pat - 10,000 100 Bank of Quosaalsad (L) 10 11 %Wm - 10,000 10 Bank cdVictorla,Amlela 16 61 44 - 6,000 100 Bank of Wales(Um) - 60,000 10 Bank of New Zealaad - 60,000 20 Braralan&Poetugussal lO 11 4pm -. 16,000 60 Brit. & American Vaal 16 - - pin - 20,000 60 Brash & Californian (L 1 1 11gan -• 10,000 AO 'British N. America - all 49 61 .- 12,100 10 C. bk. ladla,Ana., Mdaa all 10 41 - 7,600 20 ' Do. New - 91,000 25 Chard. M. a India. &A all NS 70 - 10,900 25 , Do. New - 9,000 100 'City - 10,000 100 Colonial - 900000 10 aonsolidska Soak (L ) 4 71 7lpra - 6,000 100 Continental (L) l6 111 4tpat - 12,000 60 lliaat London (Ursita4) 6 it 4pa - 11,000 60 I Do. New - 11 10,000 100 'English and Irak (Lim) 16 trt op. -e. MOM 20 IBug.Scot.&Atill all 24 - 40 ,9001 60 Sneak and Bwedisit (L 10 1 Wm -• 40000, 10 Maroon= Bank fLiadlol 10 S pat 1111 10,000 100 litodoso.Chlnaklap(l4 25 6 7 pot - 10,400 100 I Do. New - 12,000 NO Imperial Bask MEMO& II 111 II p 401 6,010 100 i Do. New - 116,0801 20 Isparta Mama lO 101 111 pat 004 100.000 10 'Laud Mort Bk. Indla(' 4 2 tipm 81 23,000 60 Lost.Bk.ofMedeo.Ms. 6 1 2pa - 10,000 100 London Bank a Soot. L 11 - -pm - 10,000 106 Landon sad Nadia 4O 17 19 pm - 0900 100 Loa.B.Ayres&lL.PlalKL 46 111 16 pm - 10,000 16 . Do. do. NW M 1 4p. - 6,Q0 100 .lao., Bir., &S. Malt (L )Id 1 6pm - 60,000 20 Loa Ch.B6ok a Marl. ea 116 IT 10.000 100 London and Coloola (1 ll 4 6pm It 80,000 60 .Loodou and Connly., as a 44 - 6.000 100 'Lou lisoubg.Con.lll&(L ) U 14 elpis ti. Ile 00,000 60 London Joint Stook.- 10 M 47 461 10,000 la Loa. and Nostbara (L.) 10 ilk 64/03 -20,000 10 ,Latdoo& Soak arks& all 94 14 - 6,004 101 Do. Do. New all - - - MOOO 100 Loo. &B. Western (Ua 10 4 6pm - 60.000 100 ,Lon. & Weettaniter - 10,000 100 ' Mereltant BankrUss.)_ • 111 111 IMpra 14 1 10.000 60 'Marosaille & 164•60641, lO * Masi 191 4 20,000 WV Do. New - 10,000 100 .Metro. & Prov. bank (1 lO 11 14 pea 14 1 6.000 100 Midland bank (11m.) - 10.000 100 National of Liver., New 6 6.1 4pa - 10,000 100 N. Pro. a England - - - - 10,000 60 National Bank, New 6 - - - 16,000 10 'New South Wake all 66 ST - 6000 too if.. zausisa (ma* IS 6 6pm -. 60,000 10 Nortb Western ll - - - 60,i00 16 Oriental Beak Crpsm al 61 a 011 20,000 100 Proanc. of Deland - 10,000 10 Sande, Minh *Deft 10 14 4pm - 90,000 15 Saab Australia all 60 411 - 10,000 16 South L 14 awn (14m.) 10,010 100 Ilsad. el D. S. 4114601 - 4.450 1110 Do. 4.4. - 60,000 16 Value of Asetralla - 10.000 16'. Do. New . If - - - Kato 100 Villas of 1re14444 .1106.1 is s I as. - ova 60 Slake of Larks NI SY 69 Al DOME. No. I eh. 1 Doeil. IPd 1 Cl. prism I Dam 1.4116,41411 04. &a awl Vises LW& „NS 140 161 ..- 11.01111 10 Groat Draw Jut.' I - - - 1.410,1110. la. ll6O 11 IS - LWOW ft 11661991941 l* 71 74 - 300.981 94 thareplon 'll•4 - - - MA* IL 7T1460r46 WO 111 1116 - BRITISH MMUIOX& lunmArs. Alitsdhatft. Unmet* Dam. bar. 110.1a.i.ips. D. DOW IBleak,k Like Do. I Shares Ham, IDo. Prortae, — Datl.,2trandeGoderlob , gp. a DI& Aug 1.184 1 Do. Os. July 1, MTh Do. Id Jur 1, 1i74 Oii. • IlliaMoragida g. Caper. DookOp. a. g. Domo di Dowd id sap.o.pdprof WEL I do lagloa p, I do I. G adages Do.H do Iroid, Trask of Clioada Do. lag pro 4 &ado.. Do. 40. deferred Do. prat. Boma.. Do. do. Edmond Do. *4 past Mock .. Do do. Wound Do. ALE prat. Bieck .. Do. _do.deligTed pfr7i;;;;kl Do. gas. 6 pa; coat. 11. afloat* 11.6 p. et. Do 611 par coat. Do It WNW% Oi Quads D 0.14 do. do. 11774 Indian "ranch, Untied Do. New INadroo p. omt Do. do. Ld niks o Do. do. do.— Do. PIM Kolb. Corp. 6 par o. B 4 INA sad Holasow'slog tlf.Droa.dt elo.Ati 131.1•101a.6p.e.10tp.1. o. g. a NM par slat I Do. do. Do. _do : do. Do. Ponjub d 0...—. Do. lidos eLinot dal _cVLC: iisi us um 7 r 77 U 77 U . 77 al loi 10$ 110 100 IN IN 166 106 1 r: 73 n n 66 M V 66 a 60 a a a 19 SI 37 19 la la Ps 6Oa 101 101 10 10} i.e 10}dis 00 00 SI fla 11 10 i Po al 118 97 a a a $1 ta MI 54 1011 1054 101 101 e 1 004 10 1 104 05 II STOOL& al al 04.10a.4p.aalar. 100 St o.llllut,tp.e.laa.&lB 100 SR 0.05ta.—W.31.-04., p. Ms. ... 10 St taae.tYk.4p.e.hisaJ4B.l9o St. Loa.l6o.4p.o.Jaaillylol4 St. r i, ./1N.W.49.c..14a.44.1.4100 St Do. 34p. e.Jamit/ 100 84 da.W.,4p.e.lan.t.J 106 Bt. .1011488,4p.e..1ea.t./8171100 St. IN. British. - LP. I D.E., . . - .__ . p. at, lab. An. ..1100 M. N.lalns.,4p.e.Jaailaly 100 00. sooLN.L.4p.c.Ap.dOet. 100 COLONIAL GOVIANIINNT 1 Pi I CL prices. NS lot 13rttlabColm.4p.et,1071 140 Do. do. 1996100 Gm Gov. 6p.e..1017411 ;100 104 106 Do.6per et. lob.ekArri. ,100 101 101 Do .0 perctliut e l 100 101 104 Do.G per ct../aa.1.1 100 91 U Do. 6 per et. Ina ,100 90 113 P&p/ Gliopolp.et.lol3'loo 1N 106 do. 1880.4 100 101 11/0 Do. do. 1160.1,100 NS 110 leo 0 v0 ... Nov. Mk GILL& 1110 1878. do.. 100 MazWltlas Spot et., 11173 100 1178 100 o o : 18881100 Nola Gov.. per Nal .. 400 Now Draws. Oov. • p.ct. ,100 , N.B.Walos Ov. 6 p.c.1868 100, Do. op. c. 1871 to 1876'100 Do. 3p. c. 1888 to 1802 100 Nov Zealand 8 par peat 1 'Novo 800t1.6p a., 18761100 , 45iimniasa71 a;i.6 Pal 1•01 Aust.Gev.llp. Boads,lool Vie.GoLep.r..Jaatluly 100 Do. do. 6 p.e.AprUtOc-1100 MINI m. Ommabrlaa Oa. Gold, 1 Oblverbma Milord Amid. Der. G. Con. "UMW Drakewslls Lad Greet (11Iopa) Let Caradoa Omit Cern Brea IL W. Rummell ,Tevlstk ) Grumbler et at. Althea Greet Booth T s = G. W. For (H Greavllle Harare Foot IRtg,too Dos. !Lift Be!tl.ts INl — ret Tay lalont) INar‘ Volley 11wyncty ben Ors I Marketer New Moo North Down North late N. Ft. Bawd 1111onan) North Wheal Crotty Prosper Malted Providence (U. Want, Iteakear Nowetb S. Ca/aloe (SCElfisri S. M. Frances Ow% Stray Art Ths eraft Wad Basest W. 011114011 =lt) West Cblvertaa West &otos I irk. Basest tglochal MIL Sallee (k) what Laidoo W.MaryAzus (11sabio ) Wheel Seto° wb Trelawney (Mt) WOW Viston iii 1 - 1 - 6 101 100 110 111 106 106 166 110 107 109 106 106 NI 106 00 9 100 1 09. 1006 Wee 100 9 109 111 106 106 I 011 110 u 0 112 1061 10% Pd. 10. It - ii 11 I MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Two dews.. The funds remain at Saturday's quotations, but in the other departments of the Stock Exchange, in which the fortnightly settlement is in satisfac tory progress', a rather decided tendency to improvement is observable. Foreign stocks are firmer, Greek Bonds showing especial buoyancy. Most of the principal home railway stooks have ad vance& At Paris to-day, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Renter opened at 66fr. 650., showing a reduction of I per cent., coin pared with the last price of Saturday. The discount market is quiet to-day, and the rate for good three months' bills is per cent. below the minimum of the Bank of England. The sup ply of money is large. Consols are now quoted 911 to f, with div., for money, and 901, buyers, ex div., for the account (June 8). The official business report is as follows : Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 911, I, I ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 891,1; New Three per Cents., 891, ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1061, 1061; ditto Four per Cent, Debentures, 1868, 98{ ; ditto Bonds, 20s. die. ; Five per Cent. " enfaced " rupee paper, 104 i ; Exchequer Bills, March, 125., Bs., dis. ; ditto, June, 6s. die. Greek Bonds are very buoyant, and have risen 1 per cent., being now quoted 241 to 264. Spanish Passive Bonds are a:so better, at 34 to 1, and Mexican at 441 to 1. Turkish Consolidis are quoted 48 to 1. Confederate, 64 to 66, being steady ; Mexican scrip, 1 du. ; Russian, 31 to 4 premium ; Swedish, 3 to premium ; and Venezuelan, 5 to 41 dis. Transactions are recorded as follows :—Dutch- Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 631 ; Greek, 241, 251 ; ditto, for account, 241, 251 ; ditto Coupons, for account, 11 ; Mexican, for ao oount, 444, 1, ; ditto Anglo-French scrip, 14 die. ; New Granada Two per Cents., 301 ; Peruvian, 1862, 851 ; ditto for account, 86 ; Portuguese, 1866, tltc., 481, 1 ; Russian, 1862, 861, 871 ; ditto Anglo-butch, 1864, 881 ; ditto scrip, 44, 4 prem. ; Spanish Passive, 34 ; ditto for account, 341, ; ditto Certificates, 111; Turkish, 1854, 90, 891 ; ditto, 1858, 691, ; ditto, 1862, 701, 71 ; ditto for account, 714 ; Venezuela, 234 ; ditto One-and-a-Half per Cent., 121. International Financial stares are now quoted 6 to I prem. ; General Credit, 6} to 61 prem. ; Mercantile Credit, 91 to 10 prem. ; Lon don Financial, 13} to 13 prem. ; tlndson's Bay, 191 to ; Credit Mobilier, 41 to 1 prem. ; Credit Fourier, 7} to 8 prem. ; Millwall Ironworks, to 1 prem. ; Imperial Bank of China, t 3 I prem. ; and Imperial Financial, 31 to 1 prem. The following notices, relating respectively to the Mexican and Venezuelan debts, were forwarded to the Stock Bxchange on Saturday by Mews. Baring Brothers and Co. : Nubian Debt—Maas. Baring Brothers and Co. have received by this wail. on account of M.I/OSAI dividends, 29,148 dole.—London, May 28, 1864. Venezuela Debt—Mesas. Baring Brothers and Co.'s Agents is Venezuela advise that they had received ke 55 par Not. of Ohr import ditties foe two weeks from custom how of La Gusyra. 29,986.91 dole, ; from custom-house of Panto Cabello, 1,07266; total, 3L009.57 doln—Londun, May 28,11864. About 32,0001. in gold was bought by the Bank on Saturday. In consequence, however, of the decline in the value of money, there is a partial revival of the demand for gold for export, so that the influx to the Bank will probably be henceforward on a reduced scale. Of the 224,0001. by the City of Washington, from New York, a considerable portion has been taken for Spain. The Atrato has arrived from the West Indies with 422,0001., of which 253,0001. is silver, and 169,0001. gold. The International Financial Society and the Anglo-Italian Bank have just announced that they are prepared to receive applications for the capital of the Italian Land Company (Limited). The capital of this important undertaking is 1,500 1 0001., in 30,000 shares of 501. each. It is mentioned that this company has been in prepara tion for several months, and has now succeeded in uniting influential interests in Italy in its favour.' The objects proposed are very legitimate, com- 1 prising the development of the visit agricultural resources of Italy, than which probably no country in Europe presents a more pro mising field for the investment of capital in land. Advances of money to landowners, especially where the estates are situated near the lines of rail-, way now in course of construction, form au im portant feature of the company's programme. The present is also a peculiarly favourable opportunity for the purchase at low prices of large tracts of crown land, many of which have been allowed to lie unproductive itor centuries. The respectability of the project is vouched for by the following list of directors, the first five of whom are also directors of the Anglo-Italian Bank, viz. :—The Baron Ricasoli ; Sir James Hudson, G.C.B. ; Sir James P. Lacaita, K.C.M.G., member of the Italian Par liament, and director of the South Italian Railway Company ; Mr. Julius Bordier, of London ; the Chevalier L Leonino, of London ; Mr. James Caird, IL P. ; the Commendatore Corsi (late Minister of Commerce), member of the Italian Parliament, and Director of the South Italian Railway Company ; the Hon. L. G. F. Agar-Ellis, If. P. ; Mr. Sabin° Leonino (of Fratelli, Leonino, Genoa); Mr. Revile Lubbock (of Cavan,Lubbock, and Co.) ; Colonel Vincenzo Ricasoli, member of the Italian Parliament ; and the Commendatore Devincenzi, President of the Royal Commission for the Cultiva. tion of Cotton in Italy, and member of the Italian I Parliament. The prospectus of the Chamonix United Hotels Company (Limited) is also issued. The object of this undertaking is to purchase seven leading hotels at: Chamonix, the great rendezvous for tourists from all parts of the world. The hotels comprise, in all, accommodation for more than 500 visitors. By the amalgamation now effected competition will be prevented. The management of all the com pany's hotels is to be entrusted to the present pro prietor of three of the principal ones. The board includes two directors of the London, Hamburg, and Continental Bank. The capital is 100,0001., in 5,000 shares of 201. each, and of these 1,500 are already plsoed. A call of 6/. has been made on the shares of the Commercial Navigation Company of India(Limited), payable by the let of July. The directors of this undertaking have issued the annexed circular: The Directon have thought it advisable to postpone the annual several meeting of the company for the present, is order that the result of important negotiations now pood les may be laid before the proprietors at the same time. The secretary, who has left for Calcutta on other bruiser, is empowered to mmolude them, if possible, and as his retorts, or on mosipt of his report, a meeting will be at once coo. visaed. The Stanley and Flats harems& several tripe with plant for the Rest India Railway which have left • net profit of between seven end eight bolted pounds. By lest edgiest she was oe the see of arrival at Calcutta with • fell Gorge of cotton. - - - - The half-yearly meeting of the Canada Company will be held on the 29th June, to determine on s dividend. The transfer books of the European Bank (Limited) are to be closed from this date till , Friday, the 3rd of June, "for the purpose of determining the list of proprietors entitled to share in the division of profits that will be made upon the amalgamation of the company with the English and Irish Bauk (Limited)." The share nit of the Floating Telegraph Station and Light Ship Company (Limited) will be closed on Tuesday, the 7th June, for London, and Thurs day, the Bth, forth. country. In preparation for Tuesday's settlement the rates of " continuation" on stocks and share. on Satur day were leas onerous than at the last settlement, yet still considerable. The following follows the terms generally current. Gaol Weaken Luaaddre ..d Yarkibin Landon sad Nana Weston Nidbad ll-11 Metropolitan Boa* Eastern 5-16 Bleetheid North Embers : Berwick Ditto York North British, GM& lellieni Gila Womble' et Maids.— 6d. lllisole Osaigal Larambserg 5 Santee General Credit Internatioaal l.. 63. Confederate Loan 1 Greek -32 Grenada Deferred Maxima -16 Spanish Pamirs e Ditto Certificate.' l-16 Turkish Internal 6 per cent 3.16 Yeaecnala, 1662 to coot to to to 13.16 to " to 7-16 " to t - O to 10. ~ to 20. to 10 p.a ~ to 10 p.e. to Is. to 2s. 03. „ to d to li-t4 to 1.. lid. to " to to 2t. to SATURDAY Et!ifo. Consols, which closed yesterday at 90/, div., for the Bth of June, were marked to-day 'Ali, and closed at 901 to 4. For money the last price was 911 to with t i ;:. The o ffi cial business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 911 a ; ditto, for account, 904 ; New Three per Cents., 894, 1, ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 108, 1051 ; ditto Bonds, 18s. die. The India Five per Cent. stock remains firm. India Bonds were marked 18s. die. The March Ev.thequer Bills were firm at 12s. to 78. die, while the June rose 2s. to 3.3., closing at te. dia. to par. The advance in the latter is consequent upon the notification that these bills falling due on the lltk of June, and which at present bear 3 per cent. interest, will be renewed at the rate of 34 per cent. Foreign stocky were generally firm, anil a slight improvement occurred in a few of the more ;peat lative descriptions. In the market for bank shares, Bauk of Aus tralasia, Bank of Egypt, London and Co;ouial, and London and Hamburg Bank, were quoted better ; while London Joint Stock Bank, Chartered Mercantile Bank of India, London and China, and London Bank of Mexico, were rather lower. Hudson's Bay shares were firmer, at 19 to 4, and Egyptian Trading at 3to prem. The securities of the Crystal Palace Company have declined. Mercantile Credit shares declined 10s. to-day, and Imperial Financial were fiat, but the shares of the other financial companies were firm, with • good demand. The closing quotations are annexed, viz. : International, 6 to 3 prem. ; General Credit, 54 to 14 prem. ; London Fii.Aucial, 124 to 13 prem. ; Imperial Financial, 31 to A . ;Tem.; Mercantile Credit, 94 to prem. ; Credit Mo biller, 44 to i prem. ; and Credit Fourier, 6 to 8 prem. The closing (but in some cases merely nominal) quotations for shares in new undertakings are subjoined, viz. :—lnternational Land Credit, 14 to 2 prem. ; Imperial Bank of China, +to 1 prem. ; Ottoman Financial, Lar to prem. ; Tyne Shipbuilding, 1 to 1 p rem. ; East India Fi nancial, die. to par ; illwall Iron Works, to prem. ; National Financial, >j to die. ; General Contract, to prem. MINES.-(THIS• DA YJ Two °Two& The mining market is quiet to-day, tie dealers being chiefly engaged in the settlement of the fortnightly account. Prices generally, however are well maintained. East Lovell shares are qaoted 191 to I ex div., being lower ; Cheat Vor, 33 to 34 ; East Grenville, to 5 ; Wheal Grenville, Bto 4; and East Basset, 65 to 66. In the Stock Exchange East earn Brea shares have been dealt in at 7Land Tincroft at 18. Foreign and colonial mining shares are steady. Cape Copper are officially marked 121, and United Mexican, 6}. The following mining dividends hays bass &Wand dating the mouth of liar : Names. Per share. Amount. Niece OlO 0 0 ....018,000 0 0 Devoe Groat Camas 12 0 0 .... 22.018 0 0 West Bunt 0 5 0 . 0 . 1,000 Provictaloe .1,153 u 0 Frank Mills 0 4 0 .... f,ooto o o Fiat Wheel Lovell Wheel Trelavey Ol2 8 .... S 0 0 0 Batelle* 3 0 0 .... SOO 0 0 St. bee Googols OlO 0 .... 470 0 0 0 10 0 .... 458 0 0 Wheel Oohs West Damsel Wheel Juke (Kee) United NaZiONI 0 5 0 .... 10.793 10 0 Total £48,744 10 0 At a sale of stopper ore bald at Truro, on the nth last., 3,912 toss were eold for 20,8051. Bs. 6d. ; overate standard, 1211. 9.. ; average produce, SI ; average (MOO per too, 51. 6s. 6d ; quantity of Sae copper, 259 tots 17 cwt. ; average standard Let sale, 1281. 12 i. The following amounts were realised by the different mines Mines. Too•. Ammont • Scout oWliiis -.. 471 ..... £5,049 5 9 Wheal Bally 471 Clifford Amalgambd.- 463 l'humix Mims 446 Wheal Rom North Traskorby 344 Wert Cando, Few* Omni. ....- ...... MI Poiaar Caddo& Axe l4O .-... 561 12 1 North Downs 125 Bosoarrea et. Day Dented BB ...... 244 7 0 Gosiusaisa South Orionis ...... ...... 31 Pesidaiiit-diaa Wheal Kitty 3,912 MASA 8 6 At Rearm* as the 9th a Jame, 2,468 tor will be aimed for ea/a, via. :—Cara Bees, 339 tam ; Weal Basset, 330 Prosper United, 268—Beat Cara Brea, 154 Humwarae Need; 133—Great Booth Ifolgae. 125-IPar Consols, 1211— Marlene Veiled, 113-oopper Hill, 108—Wheal Uey, —Batewarae United. 73—Weet rower Cowed., 70—New Rosewente, 68—Wheal Mum, 66—Weet Alfred lama's, HI —Peadewa Ooesola, 53—Wheel Cart* 32—0w1/a, 28— South Do/coat/4 18 -Wheal Agar, 13—Barth Cara area 13— Wesatevelyse, 11— Wed Wheal Orylle, —C.mbares Consols. 4—New Heady., 3—sod Pembroke. 2 toes. The Roast Pleareat Wise fold, oa the 26th WA, 3 taws of lead ere, at 131.125. sr boa Per Qr. Par Qr. PROVINCIAL SHARE MARKETS. LEGHWOOL, MAX 26.--Bake to-day :-Inathabire and Toth shire, 1114 12-Buffalo sad Lake Huron, 6 11410- Meromatile sad Exchange Bank, Of p. -London and North Western. 1104 - Wash and Foreign Karim. 21 p.-Thogase and Meeks Merin% 4 1. 7.16 4 p.-National Stamm Narhgatiou Company, 4 d. Btaglecigthi, MAT It -The sales today were as follows wi Great Wagers stook, 644-laude. and North Western, 111. Bir mingham Gallows Ordinary, 631: Birmingham Wagon, Iti audgor next troth, 11 1.111; South Staffordshire h aterworks. 7. and Patel) Ask, 31 p. The closing quotations included litillarst stock. 131, sellers: Midland 816 shares/ 3p., nominally; South Stafford shire Railway, 104 le IN ; Birmingham basks. so. borer* ) Birmingham Old Luton MU/ iii to fif ; Metropolitan Wagon, the, buyers ; Binthaphain Wagon preference, 3e. 9d. to 6s. p. MAT W.-Prkee were firm, with a good truism Caledonian, 1181-Consolidated Bank 'Bashed), 74 p. - Greth Northers 8. 1391-Laneashire and Torkahirs, 6 per cent. Fret. 110-Manchester, ithellield, and Ltheokathire, seat newest, fen Metropolitan, 11111; dit)o, nest wooing. 114 -Midland. South ileaters. 904-116theder stock, 1144. Dania/ Mar 21.-Three pot Cast Goiania, 904-Ditto for ea thank 901-New Three per Cent. Meek. 294 f 4-Ditto, for as want, J une SS,, New, Sgt-Ditto, for acconnt, 94 -it at lonal Beak of Intend peidi. 79i -Mk New (et paid), 411-Baal Bask of behind, New (6/ paid), far account, 13-Union Beak (Limited) (221. paid). 20-Cork end Bandon (SO/ paid., 164-- Dublin and Pielfset Junction (PM paid), 36 1- Dublin. Wicklow, sad Wexford (10i. paid.. Of--0m& Sesthern and Walesa ;1001. paid), 904-Miniand Gnat Western. Witham .2.11. 211-Great Southern and WSII4III. 4 per emit. perp. (IOOL paid), 97j. The Rev. Robert Stevenson Ellis, M. A., chv.~ laia of her Yeisstl's Legation at Copenhagen, has lately repaired a gratifying token of the regard and esteem is which be is bald by the members of the English &Nish in that oily. The ladies of his 000gragaticia, beaded by Lady Paget, have promoted him with a full set of canoni,als awl aoadinniesle, in aokaowledgamset of his loag and faithful ser vices among them. Mr. Ellie bad the bower of being for several tears en* of the tutors of his Royal Highness the Crown Priam of Denmark and of his Majesty the preempt King of Greece, and also of reeding for some mouths with her Royal Highest' the Prisons Aleximadra. previous to her basin Deosearlt to become Premise of Wales. MITIOPOLITAN FILM HOSPITAL, Divorces/ea- WAIL Crer.—The aggregate another ofpalliate relieved during the week eadiag May 27 waa—as 980 ; saw Pal, 812 ; total, 1,892 ; of whkh 560 wen sow ewe. CITY OF LONDON HOSPITAL Fos Dumas ew Tem Misr, VIOTOIIA Paan.-11as ashes. of patients es limed at We isetitettos dens' lest week wag 1,183, whisk NS were sew ewes. - II 1 7 I 14 11 die 4 1 2 7 0 10801 510,0: 418,000 830,000 losszts $12,680 160,710 1160.000 . 1146,801: WOOS 1100,061 100,000 100,01,31 11 awl 160,0001 74060' No. I NI. 91 SI IS ISO N IN N 1011 N 100 90 100 16 07 IS 100 1111 100 107 100 97 90 - • - SS 36 510 670 I} If 8667 SS 10 " 4 7 9 le S 316 91 S 18 1 1 Of dls n le lf 1• 1, Ir 21 5.9.0 16.0 7.1.6 10.6.1 1/106 16 1 1/11 36.11.6 It —t a ;.1 40 41 - 4 440 670 40 46 47 20 14 19 _ _ ROM - 100 en imi - .... HO lal !! i ' A , f N i''