The Express. — London, England, 1864-05-20 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (TEM DAY.) COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Before Mr. Commissioner Arm) WiJOIIWS.—A DILL= DI SWUM This Wu en examination meeting and applieetion tor 4i,charge by Richard William Jones, of Vielorie.tamies, N o mad-hill-gat& commission meet. The messeezed debts ;re returned at 1104 7a. 2d. ; secured, 1604 ; holds boos*. h o ld furniture waned 4801. There ere liaminties on bills discounted to the amount of 1791. to. 6d., end on smut roodetioe bills to the amount of 3271. 121.6 d. The Leedom !demons Association, of Adelphi-terram, Strand, are the c reditors holding security, after deducting the vase of the household furniture seized for rent. The bills seem to km been discounted by the London and Provincial Disoommt ~ , ,,o r eov. sad other City bill discounters. The bankrupt Ades he is liable for a cal of U. per almre on twenty-two v. shares in the blade° and Provincial Diaconal Onopeny , L i mited), of 79, Cambia. He had been mud far on. mall of per share. He area bankrupt ia 1842, whoa be paid his ; Adore 12s 6d. io the pound, sad received a first-dam Ger. :meats frees Mr. Commissioner ?magnums. He wee spin holdups in 1844, when the fiat was santilled, and the prolog failure is attributed to "want of means." The jukrupt states that since he baa been in prison he has received 9.. from hie friends. Mr. Perry Godfrey supported the application ; Mr. Aldridge represented the official assignee. It appeared that the matter bad been repeatedly adjourned for the buikrupt, who had also been insolvent, to effuse with hie creditor& He now declared be had not the OWNLY but formerly had some expectations from the goverment. The examination was pained, and the order for dinsiarge eu granted. U JOHN JOHNSON. -POTTING • CONIONSIONEE Of • 11W CHAILACTIII. This was an application for release from custody. The leo had bees an omnibus proprietor, of Hawked's' , Inset, square. He nuns to the court on his own peaks on the 16th of the present month. Ir. Griffith' (instructed by Mr. W. H. Psis, of Meryl,- bone-road) supported theepplmatios, and said that the &Ufa irg creditor had the misfortune to meet with an amidst» on one of the baakrupt's 'buries, whereby he broke a leg. He Frought an action against the bankrupt, who, of course, eas responsible for the conduct of he sensate, and re covered damages. It was an exceedingly hard owe to keep nun in prison for the negligence of ethos, as SOON awl. sat might happen, by which the groom of the oommis corer would drive over a person. (Laughter.) !Hi, Honour drives his own chaise, and only keeps a tiger."] The Comminioner—l do not keep a groom. Mr. Griffiths—No, but you keep a servant, and a very dandy little fellow he is. (Laughter.) He submitted, is inclusion, that that there bad been poolroom proved under the preeent bankruptcy law, and that the bankrupt was ea ttied to his rake». Mr. Hiteluau), for Mr. Willoughby, the opposing credi tor, said tkat the bankrupt had disposed of his omnibuw day or two after the writ war served upon him. His Honour granted the raison. at sTrITEN.—A CONFORTABLZ TENANT. This was an application for Mean from custody. no haoaralpa had been ward by his landlord, Mr. Farms, who hid offered to forgive him the rent if the bankrupt would gwe up pawners of his hones. Oa entoequently being applied to in prison, he gain refused, and said, " imprison swot has no terrors for me." His Honour declined to interfere. ILI MOSS. The beakruptout attorney in the City, asked for his mime. Mt. &sat Reed opposed, sad The Cocumissioaer seed Nutt be should Dot Weeders mita the bankrupt had suffered one mouth's impriaostasut. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) BOW-STREET. DAIII3O BOBBILIT. J. An Thompson, unknome to the police, and unable to ;.re any accouot of bassoon, was charged with stealing a track containing goods to the value of 301— the property of the Loedon, Chatham, and Dover Railway Company. Mr. Emanuel Berlin, interprets to the compeasy, esed that he had cocasion to go to the Charing- orois Rail r; on Thursday evening, to fetch a portmanteau which had been seat there by mistake, instead of to the v,rtorm station. Raving procured Um trunk and put it joule a cab, be got oe to the box and sat next to the driver. Ai they were proceeding on their journey through Paths ment•strest, he heard a loud aboatiag, and au looking round hot his attootice drawn to the prisoner, who bad just , imped out of the ribald wsa running away with the port *mamma under kis arm. The man wan pursued and given unto eastody. The trunk centered chiefly wearing apparel, worth 301. Jamie Waters, cab driver, 1, South-etreet, Weet-equarii, Lambeth, deposed that he wee at Charing-cr oss at the time, and seeing the prisoner running at a very rapid rate aloe,. ads a cab, be fancied something wrong was intended, and, therefore, followed the cab. He presently saw the prisoner :ump into the cab, while it wee still running, and then jump out spin with • portmaatsan under his arm. He raised a cry of i stop thief." and the prisoner was followed and ap prehended by a constable. Mr. Beery directed that this witneses expenses should be allowed for his creditable conduct le the matter. Poliosnonstable A 31 said he took prisoner into custody. He bad been pursued by a mob, and during the chase had dropped the trunk from his arm. On being apprehended he aid " You've got me, and y e t nose o f these people can chugs me with anything." The prosecutor, however, thee unwed, and preferred the charge. Committed far trial WANDSWORTH. CAUTION TO RAILWAY PAABILVGIIB. trard &canard, a working mica U in lJnies-street, Battersea, answered to a mamma= at the of Mr. T. Bent, on behalf of the South Western Railway Company, for travelling in a ',coed-class carriage without a ticket, oak the introit to avoid payment thereat. The defendant pleaded not guilty. W. W. Tewsley, station agent at Wandsworth. mid that on the 9th inst. he collected tickets from the reasengers by the 10.15 down tram. The defendant was one of the Pa wnor% and was the last on the platform. Witeeseasked him ' , Um ticket. and be answered that be had not one, and that Le had left it babied in the train. He then told the &feedlot that be most pay 6d., being the fare from Waterloo-station. He would net pay the fare, and said to had come to rive has a tate for the affair the other day. The witnem explained that about two mouths before the defendant travelled is a train in a similar manner, and de- Weed him for 20 minutes before he would pay the fare. On thu ocessioa be would not pay his fare, neither would he give his male sad addrena. The defeadant set up the defines that be took a ticket at Vauxhall statism, sad Ihediag that he had left it in the trait. he was warms to pay 4d., which was the fare for the distance. - Mr. Daytona mid the defsedaet wee bound to pay 6d. ao cording to the bye-laws of the compsay, which, ha his °lame, We. very re•eoeable. If prams could Dot take are of the tickets which they were Woad to produce for the protecting' of the compsay, they must put up with the oonseunences. Defendaot said he had been in the habit of travelling OD the line for six years, and he had always paid the fare. He then stated that Mr. Tawsley looked him up for this outs. Mr. Tewsley explained that the defendant was given into custody for being drank and disorderly at the etatios, sad os the following moreing Mr. Ingham fined hire se. Mr. Daytime said it was •DMher edema For this ►e toed him las, and 2s. 6d. mats, which would include the fare. The mooey was immediately paid. WILL% AND BiQUlffn.—The will of Sir William iirowf, Bert., of Bialnead-hill, near Liverpool, ma Proved is the registry at Liverpo o l, under 900,0001. per woltv. The acting executors are Francis Alazaoder HAroilton, Mark Wilke Collett, and John P. G. Smith, , Derthanie, of Liverpool ; power being reserved to the ether executors. John kiergreemek BK. (the testators iss* In-law), and Mrs. Sarah Beeediet Brown (the daughter-IM -4'). The will bears date May, 11164 and a codicil Norma l:or following. The treater, atter bequeathing literal annuities sad legacies. has laft the balk of his property 'wept he seven grandelaildres (the rogue of his deosamed . . Brown - MINEB.-(THIS DAY) sod aid on the 16th of April last, having ez , uted his will, July, 1960 y sad two coasAs. 18621. H. . . 12,600 00 !Dies] iiiitol. ; Thilary ZaeosiirLod as opinion that Mr. J. H. Whiteford, ow of the ovum of On sill, osett Daiiil Wilson, of iyklsoli, Worcester, 44), and Co. Two o'CLoci. The dealings in the mining market to-day aro not very extensive, but prioea are steady. East Grenville shares are in demand at 41 to 1, and Great East Lovell at 31 to 4}. East Lovell are also steady, at 22 to 23. On the other hand, Wheal Grenville have declined to 91 to ; and Great Vor to 331 to 34. Cheat North Downs are quoted 61 to 6. Foreign and colonial mining 'bares are with -3 ohs- - Yudanamtitana have been dealt •se . . 1 Jam, It-arras nor.) um approval or me project rase wen expressed In out change. Yndanamutana have been dealt in at . ;mioniing, ire. am so eas. MI.; pea Deny. 60,000 20 Lon. C16.134ak et Anil ell U 27 ' 7 not scl lit 1 1 too ;mlciaughtei7, Alexander irro e vor e sn e ci Grace Her- g l s. to 90s. Native Ceylon rather easier ; good sad fine 10,000 100 Loudon and Colonel (1 11 4 SIM ad 10 4 i 1 7f influential uarters, and, amongst others by some 3i, reseet), dividing the residue amongst them in oartein pro- ordinary , 68e. tid. ta 71a. aO,OOO sc. ,Condon and Connty., SI 111 it el A second extraordinary meeting of the share. of the mas t eminent Venezuelan merchants. Per- A special meeting of the Great Northern Copper (+minus. The following are among the charitable bequest., Tr.-Then bee ben ea actin demand for green teas e tr ee r II : M i n•i oe J •tni"L r aa D I 1 e t i " ...- holders was held at are, in the board , room at the hie haps its chief recommendation in the eyes of the Mining Company of South Australia was contest& .1 which are ..onfieed to Liverpool :-The Northern Hospital, oat of meet snivels, and napowdere have realised an te:sre mai ,yee. an Naomi. stork 11.; I. 1, u p . ." ° fs °. of the b en" , 75, °°nthai • Kt.% C. On -rn '. 1!-?•' is • .. I;usi. • Southern Hospital, 5004 : /loyal legman , 5001. ; advaace of SI. pee lh. - chair. for the purpose of coafirming or otherwise the re- . stere 20 Lo I AMMO a 9111114 Ad, 26) id ..i.u.. at the met . e . o f th e 29th it . English public will consist in the assurance that for ye s terday, to pan reeolntions for the voluntary passel the. its operations will not be controlled or even biassed winding up of the undertaking, but an amendment led ad Dumb School and Blind School, each 2504 ; Rim-Per Benson there is • good demesd, aad sales MOO SI • Do, 1) 5. Nen_ .1 a- .- . - JO , enile Reformatory (on board the Maar). 2501. • Society have been effected at 95., and at 7s. 6d. for braes. MIA carried infavour of C ions tag sent 6.000 100 Lee. *IL Wastes (1,11;,. 1 In 6 A pal .... rising -- the Menem of an -- capital to 4,030.000f h . ' 157 the by the Government of Venezuela. Both VT the Relief of the Widows and Orphans of Clergymen, CLOVE/M.-Zanzibar have been sold at the admired price 6 0 , 000 1 0 0 .loa. a Ireonwhwier ~ le es 96 9s di kens of 20,000 new shares of 1001. each, and the increase in Venezuela and in London the list of direr- the colony by the June mail, to suspend opera- r one 100 :Mereasat nestkalm.), la; 15 11 pa. Mt 9 of the amber of directors to 20. A motion for or firma- tore consists entirely of goropeeme, u u n o l l ess in the ICuecout School, Magdalen Isstituticie, Home for Infants 44.1. comb. 9:00o 60 Ilortantlie it Itxchana le ft 104pra' 194 Strapceder Twelve, Eye and Br Infirmary, Provideat Society, fIet.PPS2eS.-100 hap of Bengal refraction 2) sold at tom ae D o. N .. imean ti°n. ti a m t e lin th t e h y e had mi2 go " t for into the partng n gro t' 1 , ers' Fria& Town Mirror, Croton Asylum for Bon Mis. Id. 10,00 e 100 !tetra t Prey. Sank (1 O h 1 9 3 re ma lee I Mt - 3 4 and the meeting thee liliiiil ' names are as follows, via. :-In London, Mr. We are informed that the capital for Zest Wheel f. Gls, St. Patrick Sera% each 1001. ; and a few Boa.-150 puns. have bra disposed of. JarMAiro, at 10,000 60 , %Seale= Um 6 14 lit= - Henry Alen HankeL(chairman), Mr. H. Hemming Vor has been fully subscribed, and that the letters 1 1 ii 'lbw societies. Me testator sweat e d another will ea very fall ran Leeward's, Is. 6MII. to ls. 6d. 6,000 NO Midland Hank ,La) „. IS per 1 pos - The Coroner's inquiry into the recent calamity at m. r the some day disposing of his in America.- Cocrtenst. -Basis's' has boon done is Hcoduras silver I • • ••• I Q° n a 3o °A l °I 7 4v 0 T 061 IL II 40 1 7 iPm - (C o osa . General of Vecestielc), Mr. Khoo M ora of allotment will be issued to-day or to-morrow. The will of Daniel Barges, Emu, of ' -pea, Bristol, at last nlee prim. le,ooo 20 .N.Pro.ef =rano, New, II - - 00,000 SO National Bent IIS ..- - .- Greenfield, cared by the fall of a mill chimney, was - brought to • close yesterday. The Jur tabooed a reedit* managing director), Mr._ Alfred W. Powles (Consul . The death is announced, at the age of about 78, ' 1 i "a+ Proved in Lorton at tie 9th hart., by his sou, Daniel GAIMMEL -SOO bales sold at Ns. 3cl. etsooo 20 New South Wage I ell 411 S 7 - to the e ff ect that the dram arose tram Reglad on the part or Venezuela , of A. W . Powles and Co -1 of Liver - of Captain Win. Richards, for many years manager i . . i:wree, Edward and Goren Bargee, &on., the ex- Carron -There is • more active demand at fall prim,. 4000 100 New Zealand (Lhellatti: Is 4 6 pie - of the builder is stearin the fordatice of the an. pool), Mr. G. Servadio Bankuezuelan Consul for of wheel Baw d s, gut Beeeet, sad other manes. outora sod trustres ß M penowelty weessrorn nader4o,ooo/. -- - 60,400 M or*unal Bank Oareere.l ea Si Si xn -am wow leo Provtnc. d Ireland --1 m i s 5 4 1 ter, " but that w ees,Teet was sot so groin as to amount to Italy, and director of the of Caracas), and Mr. Th• crater had held the oars of town clerk for the city TALLOW MA RKET. -(T HIB DA Y. ) - I o a senator, and died ea the 16th of April last, having wee 10 glade, Pant, it Deed iii IS si eden zd 1414 xd 04 . 0110 akter. " The loty alio =Premed . 0 . a opinion, die. David Wilton, of Wilson, Worcester, and Co ., of .. - Kr. J. H. Whitehead. ear of the °woo" °I th e 'am' sig ht 0nn114311-AZIGI ; and in Venezuela, Mr. H. L. Bole- n* 'market is quiet . Town tallow is quoted 395. 6d. ; 12,500 20 Do. do. New.. le - - . i v EL "twi .--- + hi* will ' ."17' 1860 , aid two malsii. ' 1862 at •He Pete o t2 a l Cis the spot, 40e. 3d. : Joe., 40s. 3d.; J oly, nor m 'arra Australia ell Neon -, to have appointed a competent _perm to superintend the (Consul Case or Mt Error L-The commiare of the Mese ef I .1 ton, Mr . Fred • k &mach, Mr. Carl . erasrAILIAILMAZYOOIOU7SI2.-(nue Day.)-Tin Hahn appointed oe the mein of Sir George Grey, se - d.. "'" i 4 his Pft " r " P "'"`""" Y "we l d '''. foot ~- 'I to - Deomnber. 43.. 3d. to 43e. 6d. Ira sad threedaughten in various proportions. His freehold '''• ; 10,000 26 South Sawern (Um.) 10.000 100 ,asset of aS. Able' - oneatrootion of the foundatioa drift his Mince. THE LATE SUDDEN DIEATII AT BEIGETON.-A Genera for Belgium, and • director of the omoser • of Kr. Beelike, al Tlueepweed4en„ ; I warebousai and building, at St. Stephen's, Bristol, he has de- 4,460 100 Do. do. 'coed to his eldest moo. Daniel, and to whom he has bequeathed HIDE MARKET.-(THIS DAT.) 411,009 26 Union of AMmIrMII 4 t'.e silver candelabrum presseted to him by the Tows LIADMINALL. -Hides : - Prim : 561 he to 64th.., 2fd. 10,000 25 ' Do. Now ... ..- IS - - - whose sad sod sudden death at • Brighton hotel has lust General for Hamburg, and for the Brazils). In had bre eonualtt:A .__.. apea bin . by Ye . Winn of lib as thee se m i for the fin it 1 ',MI and man' of the iebabitaste of Bristol, spa his to 3 d. ; 311 to. to 74th.., 34. to 3 E i 72 Ihe. r 80th.,. "MO 1 • 10 natal or Ireland Pot/ 1 3 2 2 an - been recorded, wee nee of the best news and mat popular explanation of the accession to the board of ties, Air Nry.ueelbisimn.... Daadr aas I, th e sad wa d at • retirement from the office of tow. clerk. To his we Ed- } Si Id. ; Km- t• Illate, 3 to 44. ; 331 r to I R S • "Um °I Ind" l5 ad a sdi $ i is bee has bequeathed the silver salver presented to his =bit, 4d. to 54 . Horse LW" 1 to 121 . Oaf skins, DOM& cea He w a l e r id highl tra y ati ve teelnad ihrs • hi for ths hia M inteliireece, * lad east g o er% flngemaalanty Messrs Carl Hahn and G. BcTradi° l directors of th e th - r osesTbers - ef the eseemlitee - wen 141111 1 22 M. y Bank of Carscsa, it is mentioned that theme gentle- FinsLs /Warns -The otbeial records of the . 6! corporation of Bristol. The residue of his property light, 2s. id. to de ; fah, lie. Be.l We Ideportment tad amiable die 'gr. He was • • single MEE. h• lave equally mond his four sots.-Thew ll of BMMIONDOXY. -Deena, 10a. to 12r. Od. ; lambs, 3s. Me Dwaa I N I°L Pi... I ( 61 .. mad be spent a coesiderable portion of his Income every year men " have undertaken, on the establishment of wint e ry authorities show teat upwards of 160 female re- -2.0 1 - 6 -. Ilt7ll6ra - nd west Lib, Me HI • Thomas Langton, Eao of West-hill, Wandsworth. was 11 - l Id• i dwarli•P. L. lid . - in works of charity and benevolence. He represented for the London and Venezuela Bank, to close their Grits have been discovered, made te seems the gr- .. . :3 15 Great Floating asek .r ° :- - - may year the firm of Messrs. Betts mid Co, the eldrlt establishment, and to transfer their busines+ to the seats of their Ira It Is leaPPerd that frewlY all et thole °roved under 50 0004 pareonalty ; thee of William K .... --- -- LUSK St imedea IN 111 IS Li"- Jameson. FAq., of Champion-bin. Surrey 50,0 W. i BOROUGH HOP MARKET.-(T1118 DAY.) e, St. St Katherine I: It i 4 - merchants of Smithfield Ban, and was an honour to the ••• ant C0m12.. The es ital of the London and were is "Ihise" with awk who were "5°1144 by the [ . ' atd that of Jobe Marshall, Fol., of Eden-lodge, Bean- Messrs. Paredes and Smith report a small but steady , Mar ft lisrhamptoe - respectable body of commercial travellers to which he be- k y rala 50 8 - earner and morted, after whist the fair ems eabstiusted eneznela is to be ,0001., in 10,000 shares thimej.,,,,_yfew y o rh taus. tam, 30 , 00 0 1 .-/Uuserer: Lorick.% New. grinned for the few sew hope left enedd. IN AS IS. Vidal& - lewd." 1 I . . i .. 1 . il ... I t THE EXPE: LATZEIZBPORTING INTZLLICIENCE (irt =MU MIUISWIL) MANCHESTER MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) BILTON lITAKIIB. Ose Queen of Trumps and =cony an bon. DEBBY HANDICAP. Abost 5 fades.. Kilkenny, Betsy Copeland, Bea Boy, Operator, The Ranter, Aunt Jody, Dermot 'adhere, Helen, Frandsen Brown Breed, and Capitals Knight are hen. SALFORD BOROUGH OUP. Twilight, Oldariaster, Duguir, Past Learrwhirw, Be. wolves.. The Clow; Possuariww, Dr. Rooks, Trust, sod Freiman are bars. NIIREIRILY RANDIOAP. Si: tarloaga Vanilla Spring Gus, Lady dCoverdsle, Terror, sod Create de an bare. A awn:D.—Flake. Bloodio, sad lady Sanwa. HARPENDEN NESTING.-(THIS DAY.) HARPENDEN HANDICAP. Two anise. Tourist, Bellama, Reindeer, Earl of Sone , Spitfire Kitty, Kninttt Templar, T. P. Cooke.. .aid are hem TWO-YEAR-OLD STASES. Fear fizzionis sad a bait. Goldee Hill, Oannobie 1, Enchantress, Simple Maid, Eugenio f, Discretion, Vol.,tent See Eagle and Trine us here. 60i. HANDICAP PLATE. About ore mile. Modem, Ma Emma, Earl el Surrey, Knight Templar, Doane et Beak sad St. Thomas are ben. ENTRY FOR ROTHAMMTELD STAKES. Oee mile. TeLambe. /ferry Boy, /Weep, Rom L.. 1 1 714011W0fd, Triumpher, Cerra; sad Netherdale an bon. CRIOICET.--(THIS DAY.) (3T scam= TILIGIAPIL) Al ARYLEMONE CLUB AND GROUND v. THE UNIVERSITY OF OXFORD. The match we. resumed this morning, the Uni versity staking up thin innings to 439, of which Mitchell got 103, end Frederick 39. BRITISH AND PORZION A.lvrr-szaVERY SOCIETY.-(THIS DAY.) The annual meeting of this society took place this day, at the London Tavern, Bisbecesste•atrest, wider the preeideem of Mr. Sarum Guam, M.l. The meet* was exermist thialy atteeded; but anions! the compaay wire were gentlemen well known for their advocacy of the aetialays7 muse. r A iingthy report me pommeled dating that Saes the last inswing the ad pared by the Netharlseds governmentl in 1862 for freebie the Waves in the Dutch West Indi a colonies bad come into operation, reuniting te liberty upwards of 40,000 I men, women, and Miklos", while more than LOOO,OOO dike I slam pops/idiom of the Southern Steam of the Amadei& Union had either sesasoipated themselves by night, or bees liberated by the UMW States maim. Thies events censtituted as important ma is the history of the anti ' glassy movement, sad weak sot fail to encourage its tripods in the belief that the dual triumph of the principles they advocated maid sot long be dslayed. The report pro. oad to desolibe the coaditioe of the slam trade to various parts of the world ; sad a detail was next gives of the swabs, of skins exiting, as far am was known. It then west on to say that the essamittee viewed with ea diminished emesen sad sorrow the sestinas), of the civil war ia America, the responeffality of which they did not I hesitate to east upon the leaders at the rebellion. The home proceediap of the committee bed hem chiefly oonfieed to watching the effort. of the Fathom of the record ' ties of the South, sad smileassirim to eons tenet them. The manseittee were also of °deice that on aatialavery grounds alone, it behoved them to 'd amns Earl Resell ea the subject of the constrwilion and squirmiest is British ports of steam isms and war ves sels, Misided to Strengthen the Southern eadedersay, sad es able it to prey spoil the mammies els power with which Great Britain wee at poem The attest's& of the oommitSe bad best called to the reprelisemble preesedieep of certain parties in their endeavours to procure mimes of the Poly :wise group to work, wader costract, on plastatioes is Pero. These traumatism the committee made know. to Earl Rimed' through the medium of a memorial, nrgieg his immediate interferesie. His lordship replied that he was doing all he could to put • sad to the new save trade, and this consummation had been happily effected. The nowise government bad sot only wit hdr awn the privilege in virtue of which the labourers were to be introchwed, but was proceeding easiest the parties who abused it. The committee had addressed the Emperor of Ramie, congratulating him upon his noble work of decree ing the filmdom of 23,000,000 of his people. The committee bad exerted their efforts in various directioes where slavery states existed, and they conlideetly hoped that in maay parts these effort. would be rewarded with swam. So tong as the slam trade continued, and slavery existed anywhere. there would be a neemeity foe the interference of snob a society as this, to imam the principles which underlie the eatidevery movement, to stimulate public opinion to adopt d apOy them and to check say tendency to retrogreeeico. The balance sheet allowed that the total income amounted to 8724 4e., and expediters 801/. 10s. 4d., leaving a balance of 70/. 13s. Bd. SHARE ME COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-lailfl.—MlD6 DAY.) Fresh up to oar market, today, the arrivals of wheat from Fritz and Kent were vary moderate. The amounts at hand from the leading espieoltaral dinkier being favour able, the trade was very slow for all goalies, sad rearm operated cautionsly, even at the late decline in prima. With foreign wheat the market we by no means exten sively supplied. The trade, however, was dull, and prior had a downward Modernly. Floating eargoes of pain were in slow request, at barely lire mum The supply of barley on offer was seasonably large, and the dammed ruled inactive, at Omit previous quotations'. Malt was doll, on former terms. The supply of oats on sale was moderately large. Both English sod foreign descriptions wore in slow request at barely Late rates. . . .Baia. - 1 - ssingt is short supply, •uppoAod provioos Peas Were firm is pram eyrie, to the limited number el samples cm the steads. The doer trade was dull cm formerlberms. AtzsrvAta or GRAIN, 46. INTO LONDON. BT WATBIL CABILIAWL IPIOM MAY 14 TO MAY O. INCLUAIVI. Barity. Ma& 0114 S. agma sauce:6 i qz t a le op% ti . U n QR. bris. fa MS tw m lna% foreign Leo seso 12330 • . Teimi aces nee so LIVERPOOL COTTON & CORN MARKET& (THIS amoriuo LW! reranAriow, (MON OM OWN coaasereirDzirr.) Corms.—Then is no amigo in the vassal too. of the actual market, wbisb mations' quiet, bat steady. Salta, Probably 6,000 balsa Coax.—The atteadaires and basin's' at market is so very limited that the yak* of all articles a quite nominal. WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET. —(THIS DAY.) (IT LAMM AND 111•11111•1101 AL rstiosorx) (FIOII 001 OWN COIIIIIPONDENT. ) A thin atteadaisea. Wheat trade Blow, at Is. lower. Beans and oats rather lower. MINCING LANE. —(THDI DAY.) ficoaa.—Ybe deariod for West ladle matinees motive at very fall prides; other sorts bays also sold freely at fins rates. Maeritioa, brows, 375. 3d. ; Madras, good native, Ms. 9d.; Porto Brio, low to hoe bright yellow, 4.1 e. to 46.. 6d. ; Cabs sesecovado, low to good brows, 38e. to 40s. ; gray sod yellow . , 41.. 6d. to 41)a 6d. Rased—Planer priori have ague bon realised; brows lamps, few to be had. at 53e. • wet lump!, 5120. fid. _ . 6orroz.-Tbo porioli at Plaatatioa °Woo broiled to public ea. have sold at about tha tomer tarmacs, bat there is Ises animation ia Übe loiddsags—triags at 695. to 72.5. ; low to rod atiddli!g, 79a. 6d. to 88a. 6d.; pet beryy, good 1.- IKY EVENING, MAT, a r„ 1864. 1 9 Ur.) Two o'onzam. The railway market is dull today, and the general tendency of prices unfavourable. The Mations, however, are not numerous. Great Northern stock has declined pee omit. • Metropolitan and Great Eastern, # ; and Luteashiie and Yorkshire, 1. Loudon and North Western stook is now quoted 1101 to 111 ' • Great Western, 64 to ; Miand, 132 to 4 ; Lanewiltire and York shire, 111# to ; South Eastern, 904 to 91 ; Great Eastern, 461 to 474 ; London and South Western, 971 to 964 ; Metropolitan, 1134 to ; Great Northern, 129 to 190 ; and We donian, 1181 to 119. The sacuntiee of the Grand Trunk Railway of Canada are inquired for in some instances. Indian and foreign lines are quiet, at previous quotations. as & nal ea. I Amway& I to 1 p.n. U:lef. ink .1 101} 56 1 i prior. I Sales, 104 106 61 1041 1 i i Wil eilitin TA id 12 Ili i '7l . id . 6 1 . ' 4 Pa n 13 re 20 II pea m Npe 1. 20 pos U Is pm I 4 pm It 4 psi Mil nili 0 1 = 4 p. : .. j , ....*... a L Keg. TeL (L.) 4•15 NI isms is SAN U 11400 (L) ooomuN AM N Otp Mee/ (LIE.) . . YAM IS Oleo darken/ler.(L) INNS N Oceunwebitfelcagr. 114114 le Ocasolltbiled Dle... (IL 11,100 U 'Condamine] Un.(1614 *ON 10 monenhotoomoraun( mew 01 pep.M.lngPreL/46.4 Kele 111 fOre6t Poneler 15.050 le i Do. of WAllithla (1) AIN 14 AreUt llobllbw UMW IL 'Orpiel nice MAUL ft Do. Preference mILIUMew u. I Do. 6 et. Deb VI ,Dleceon (L KM IS IL India 6 Oneel MAN 10 110111en066.6TeL(1. VASt Mewl* 'Telegriple —. I Dog. mad Am. Opppir.• AM IN 10.111kotliohN1/10.11, IMO 1/4 Mende Corporati MO N Nmscrlai Diann e% I L L I t e l 44 Ireod. Otadlltlla, (f i UAW U Oa Veen Navisedew ULM 10 Hadoos'allog 1 :i.d. NC 114 =al Minna (L. ) 114•16 N hieenstiffazaaes. (L. 10 Deirelrrli. (Oa Ow. 141=11 NO Do. sp. c.. 5.14 r. UM WIN U ditatockDiosoula ) U. N 10ad fieoutdoo MN ) 10,010 11 Lad. Aldan Ds 1 1 0. U LoodLaodColodealL 6 Losl.Notelot Tan. ) N. N Load . Mao Ana ) N Do. New 11114111 4 o.oonlbneitl MN N Loot, Itelne. to 110 tood.ProvtacialYarlas IL 111 Metres Int& & Camel 11.11111 al Do. AEU N Learities Land ,11e. MIN le Iledlt. &kn. TY. UM 16 Ilfereso.Croditdaso. SUN 10 Natal Len 46014. D. WWI U Nenweell 010 Ono MAD SS Du. New UAW 11110 Nenooal Steam Nee. 5. 5 10 N NerbuchlaCoel 41 L' ICON N IN &Weed TALeen(L. MOP 1 I N. Mink Awerals. L. INNS N iN. BM& Marna lAL 11.01. I IrovanootwOncedL .L 416:1 II 'Dome Yarns .liewn asl, N lOviental Couustralela. 150 N 1 1 ntol 0u (LialioN IMO 1 Do. New NM 10 Wood Nang ) 14500111 Plasoctal M ) f 10,0410 4 1 6 Or 12, io urooalLlL=l 6.101 6 Mk do WNW N. Posialv.loadelOo.lll MOOD fikia• N N Do. S leelawder 4 0. Nam ow MON 10 L. L. M.X YOU N LOAM U New hen 050 N Masi. City Dorm (L) 10.700 II I Ditto ditto AOKI IN 'Repel IlallUeen 100.0001. 114. Iflcef t eustrojeweL Or IS 11 a a Y IN Si tr itv V;is .2. I. 4 wrac. , - ti IA I PF oas l Id!! I' a an US I I 0e 10 n II Ii U U g4l 19 i 39i si - 4 :ffs Se 4 2 11 .1. ir 74, 11: 1 ! 1 dia l 1 2pia la' . 4 ;raj U7l 1e 71 - 111 Me Ipm • 4 , 1 4 0 1 4= oepra , , 1 1:::; Par Po 11, 1 11 11 141 pie ▪ 4plo I Pak; I I r M I ff 10 tlpail les I ✓ IS 16 ! lPa 110 144 znj 16i 16 We 6 1 . 04 ii iiiiiiiii:igiiii - 64. s I iiiis Alai la Isoe.FloaaAllaypt( ) • edla OD 111. Masa 1L es la. (L.' 5 II , KIN II roab Asstralloa Lead ea 10 al 210.0101.1 Oa. Sabeseleo TobseraPs IN 411 55 ... iaoi 1 DIR Baia sil . 1 57. 10 Tel Conairdo.t,Laia. Par I Pal 105005 ID [la d iuseettY la. ) 54 bed 1004 1 0 . mak 1 2 pea SO, IS IT. et L 00. of KM I 111alsodg -Tvloti. Oa owll C 50,005 IS (Wawa Idarlaslas. foia ay ID lUpass Aiwa Tagil le it l'a 10.000 a iVaaDloommesLoad IR 25,000 II ;Warrant Floascoalat I par 4pm wady' 50 111sotladiodPact1oe L 5 I} 2pe PREFERENCE SHARE& Lancashire mad Yorkshire di preset (131aokbare , 100. FOREIGN RAILWAYS. Sao Paulo (Limited), sweated 7 per met (121. paid), 11i. Ditto, ditto (all paid), 15 20. Woot nand" 7i zd. Puzch.), PROVINCIAL SMART MARKETS. ILtorlasina, Mar 16.—The Stock &cheese was only open till noon Nusbaum quiet aad prices rather easier. Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1111—London and North Wotan, 111—Metropo- Mae, 1141—North British, 51—lanceshire and Yorkshire B burn piths, 41 per cents., 1014—Chatham and Dower S per cent., let pref., 96—Manchester, Sheller& end Lincolnshire, redeemable 10 pret. 6 per cent., 1 p—Bank or Manchester Certificates, 1141.—Onteral Credit, 61 p. DIAKINGILAX. MA r 19.—Business was quiet to-day. and con fined chiefly to local Macke The salsa reported were—Booth Staffordshire at Big—Worossier and Birmingham Canal. at 13i — Metropolitan Railway Carriage sod Wagon, third lane, at 11 pm. —and Patent Shaft and Athlete., at 01 prem. LONDON BRIGHTON, AND SOUTH COAST RAILWAY.-(THIS DAY.) A special general meeting of the proprietors was held at 1 o'clock, under the Wharocliffe order, Mr. Soorr, deputy-elsairms, in the chair, to consider the following bilk now pending in rarliameot :—" L A bill to &ciboria the London, Brighton, and South Coast Railway Company to make certain lines of railway and other works is and near the pariah of Battersea, in the county of Surrey, and for other porpome. 2. A bill to enable the London, Brighton, and South Coast Railway Company to make new lines of railway in %Morantics of Surrey and Sussex, to acquire additional lards, and to acquire the undertakiags of aerials other companies, and for other par 3. A bill to authorise tha London, Brighton, and Mit Coast Railway Company to run steam vessels between Littlehaneptoo and places on the coast of Frame and in the Chapati !aka& 4. A bill for authorisiog the London and South Western Railway Company to make and maintain a line of railway from Krakatoa to Richmond, and junc tion lines communioatuag with the Hammersmith and City Railway and the North and South Western Junction Railway ramotively, and to raise further mooeys, and for authonatag arrangements with divers rail. way companies, and for other purposes 5. A bill for the amalgamation of divers railway companies with the Loa d= and South Western Railway Cam 7, for authorising that company to make and maintain sddiOoaal lies of rail way, and to raise further moneys, and for other pur r.. 6. An act for the in of the West Cack6eld, and Hayward's Heath Railway Company, and the making and main taining of the West Grisetead, Onoklield, and Hayward's Heath Junction Railway, sad for other purposes. 7. An act for enabling the Mayhem Railway Company to make end maintain railways in astenaion of theirantkorieed railways, and to make and maintain docks, and to raise moneys for thepurpom, salt° make amalgamate with other com and for other 8. An act for authorkkg theta ondon Docks and mammas Company toe:mete farther works, and to make arraagsmsots with other companies to raise moneys, and for other purpms. 9. A bill for making a railway from the Mid Sussex Rail way in the pariah of Hardlam, to the Shoreham, %eyeing, and Henbeld Railway, sear the town of Stern*, and for other purposes. 10. A bill for the coostructem of railways to connect by means of the Thames Tunnel certain railway on the Surrey side of the River Thames, with certain railways on the Middlesex aide of the river, to be called ' The Mist London Railway,' and for other porpoise. 11. A bill for making and maintaining the Tooting, Merton, and Wimbledon Extension Railway, and for other pur pose*: Ms Cannellini', in opening the proosedings, observed that only three of the foregoing bilk wars promoted by the Brighton Company, the others being bills authorising work ing with the Brighton Company. The thst bill t i rsTre a rbserved, for improving the accommodation is coenexise with the Victoria Station, and the utility of It was generally admitted. No. 1 bill having bees approved. No. 2 was passed over, because it was sot toady for consideration. Bills No. 3to No. 8 cluaive were severally agreed to. The Casmaiss said that the other bills Dot being ready for consideration, he would move that the meeting Mead adjourned till Friday, the 3rd of Jam. This motion having been agreed to, the meeting adjourned to this day fortnight. METROPOLITAN ANDPBOVINCIAL BANK (LIMITED).-(TMLS DAY.) MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLocz. The stock markets to-day are dull and inactive, and the teodeoey oa the whole is rather towards flatness. Unfavourable statements continue to be circulated with regard to the pretensions of the German Powers as developed in the Couferenee, and speculation shows no sign of revival. The funds remain at yesterday afternoon's quotations. A few of the speculative foreign stocks and home railways are rather lower. At Paris to-day, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentes opened at 66fr.70c., being I per cent. lower than yesterday. The discount market remains quiet, with a large supply of money. The quotation for good bills is 71 per cent. Consols are now quoted 911 to 1, with div., for money, and 901 toe, ezdiv., for the account (J une 8). The official bueineu report is ea follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, far tnoney,9ll, ; do. for account, 901, ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 891, ; New Three per Cents., 891, /, 89; Rank Stock, 239; India Stock, 219, 217 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 104, 1. Mexican Bonds are 1 per cent. lower, at 431 to 44, and Turkish Cons°lid& 1 lower, at 471 to 481, ex div. Spanish Passive are. steady at 34} to 1 ; Greek, at 221 to 231, and Confederate at 66 to 6& Russian Scrip is quoted 2 to prem. ; Swedish, 21 to 3 prem. ; Venezuelan, 5 to 3 dia., ex die. ; and Mexican, 1 dia. to par. Transastions are recorded as follows t—Chilian Four-and-a-Ralf per Cents, 84 ; Colombian Six per Cents., 781 ; Egyptian, 1011 ; Greek, for account, 224, 23 ; Italian (Marem mane Railway), 75 ; Mexican, 431 ; ditto for account, 44, 431, 444, 431 ; Peruvian, 1862, 88 ; Portuguese, 1866, &c., for account, 484; Russian, 1822,881; do., 1862, 861,87 : ex div. ; Spanish Pamir°, for account, 341 ; ditto Certificates, 114, jj ; Turkish, 1864, for account, 681, ; ditto 1862, 711 ; ditto 1001. Bonds, 711, ; Venezuela, 1862, for account, 56, ex div. International Financial shares are now quoted to 6k prem. ; General Credit, 54 to 6k prem. ; Hudson's Bay, 1% too ; Credit Mobilier, 4} to 5 prem. ; Credit Fonder (Great Britain and Ireland), 7 to 8 prem. ; International Land Cre dit Company, 13 to 2 prem. ; Millwall Ironworks, i f to 1k prem.; Imperial Bank of China, to lk prom ; City Offices, 1 to I prem.; and Imperial Financial, 54 to I prem. A strong belief is entertained that the fall in the value of money will yet make further progress, the more especially as the exchanges are still too high to allow of the exportation of gold from this country, while the easy tendency of the continental money markets, and the fact that the rates are lower there than here, precludes the transfer of capital from this country for employment in ordi nary channels abroad. The joint-stock banks have not altered their allowance for money on deposit, the rate being still 5 per cent., except that the London and West. I minder give only 4 per cent. for sums below 5001. The diseount establishments have also made no change, giving 5 per cent for money "at call," 6 per cent. at seven days' notice, and 7 per cent. on deposits subject to fourteen days' notice. An address to the Committee of the Stook Exchange in favour of closing that establishment on Wedneedey next (" Derby-day ") has been extensively signed by the members, and AU' believed that the committee will accede to it. The amount of gold taken to the Bank yesterday was 72,000/. The steamer Ceylon, which will leave Southamp ton to-day with the mails for Calcutta and China, will take only 68,670/. in specie, of which 3,6451. is gold, and the rest silver. There is • rather remarkable scarcity of silver coin in London, and much inconvenience is expo rienoed when any important amount is required for special purposes. Large sums in silver coin appear to have been sent latterly to the provinces—doubt eas to meet the necessities of the present active trade—and remittances are also being made to the West Indies and other quarters. The Mint autho rities are naturally looked to for relief. The application for the appointment of • settling day in the scrip of the new Mexican Loan came before the Stock Exchange Coin mittee on Wednesday, and the discussion was adjourned till Monday next, owing to a protest made by holders of Mexican De ferred Bonds, who represent about 400,0001. These parties urge that their claims are as yet unsettled, and plead the rule of the Stock Exchange Commit tee, which shuts out from quotation any new securi ties that may be created by defaulting foreign government.. We are informed that at • meeting of certain bolder. of Deferred Mexican Benda, held yesterday, at 11, Warnford-oourt, Mr. J. Gersu3nberg in the chair, the following resolution was adopted : " Resolved,—To appoint, with power to add to their number, Messrs. J. Clerstenberg, A. Cohen, Thomas Moxon, Albert Levy, and J. Searle, as a committee to represent the interests of the bolder. of Mexican Deferred Bonds, with full powers to effect an arrangement of the said bonds with the Imperial Mexican Financial Commission." The Midland Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 8,7401. over last year ; the North Eastern an increase of 7,057/. ; the Man chester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire an increase of 2,1371.; and the Lancashire and Yorkshire an increase of 7,4471. The second extraordinary general meeting of the English and Irish Bank (Limited) was held at the offices of the company, 25, Poultry, yesterday, to autborise their amalgamation with the European Bank (Limited). Resolutions to this effect were unanimously. Sir Robert W. Carden and ed Messrs. W. V. Morgan, F. B. Bernard Natusch, John L Pascoe, and Victor F. Weber, will join the European board. The second call of 52. is to be paid on the shares in the English and Swedish Bank (Limited) by the 17th of June. It has for some time been known that a London and Venezuela Bank was in course of formation. The prospectus of this undertaking was issued last evening. The bank proposes to take up a ground which is as yet unoccupied, and it is stated that approval of the project has been expressed in of 50/, each, of which one-half are to be awned is the first instance. The prospectus of the Maritime Credit Company (Limited) was issued last evening. The object is on make advances "by way of mortgage, or other wise on shipping, wharves, ship-yaids, dote% ' warehouses,: and every description of maritime es curities ;" and it is also mentioned that the directors will " conduct the usual buaiiiess of a credit company." Advances on dock war freights, and on the hypothecation of goode r6 = aaerchandise, enter into the company's programme. The direction comprises • long list of respectable mercantile names, including the following Mr. Mr. H. A. Sankey Chairman of the New Zealasrl Banking Corporation ; Mr. Henry Wilk* director of the General Steam Navigation Coss peso ; Mr. John Brown (late of Messrs. Grant. Smith, and Co., Calcutta) ; Mr. C. Johnston, el Messrs. Samuel Johnston and Co. of Liverpool and Brazil ; Mr. Frederick (Levi, of Meeers. Philip Levi and Co., of London and Adelaide ; Mr. Wm. Barter, of Lloyd's ; Captain Thos. A. Carr ' el Lloyd's ; Mr. Alexander Hector, of London eat Bagdad • Mr. Lightly Simpson, director of the Great Eastern Railway Company ; IMr. B. Stewart Jones, of MeearaJonee, Palmer, and Co., of Liver pool ; Mr. W. T. Makin, of London and Man chester ; Mr, Henry Woodfall, director of the Ras pire Marine Insurance Company, of Liverpool ; Mr. W. D. Smith, director of the North Britie and Mercantile Insurance Company, of Liverpool ; and Mr. Matthew M. Willis, of M.ews. M. WMis and Co., of Liverpool. The capital is fixed at 1,000,0001. (subject to increase), in 20,000 shams of 501. each, of which one-half are to be issued a the fi rst instance. It is not intended to call am I more than 12/. 10s. per share. A special meeting of the Metropolitan Railway Company is convened for the Ist of June, Sw approve four bills now pending in parliament. Owe of these authorises the Metropolitan Railway Oen any to extend their railway to Notting-ball. Kensington, and Broinpton, while another authorises the construction of a railway from this Metropolitan Railway through St. John's-wood 1. the Hampatead Junction Railway. The half-yearly meeting of the Buffalo and Labs Huron Railway Company is called for the 9th d June, and will be made special, to approve "sa agreement between this company and the Grand Trunk Railway Company of Canada, for the conjoint working of the two undertakings, and a division d the profits thereof." The Canadian Loan and Investment Compeer (limited) have just held special meetings at the company's offices, for the purpose of adding a spe cial and important resolution to their articles d association, by which the directors are limited is the issue of the six per cent. debenturee+ of this company, and are prevented from raising any sues of money on such debenture. which may erased the amount of the uncalled subscribed capital el the company. Mr. H. E. Bennett, a London bee rater, who has for some years practised is Canada, has also been added to the direction of the com pany. The board have just issued an explanatory circular, which contains much information on tine Canadian business. The return of the Bank of England for the west ending Wednesday, May 18, ournpalud with that tor the previous week, shows the following changes : Circulation issns Circulation active 20,819,535 Decteses 131,3116 Public deposits 7,566,661 Increase 267,16 T Other demerits Government securities in banking department 10,785,267 No champ Oihersecurities in banking department Coin and bunks in both departments - 13,267,4-46 lowers 1512,116 Sevea day sad ether bins 493.817 Dealers 94339 The Rad 8,289,727 Imams, 14.801 Not.. in reserve Total reserve not.. k odn in banking department) . 7,0117,911 Isamu 701,5111 _ . These changes fully explain the reduction in the Bank rate of discount made this day. The increeme in the coin and bullion is as much as 562,1116 L, and in the recerre, 701,5101. The movement under the latter Leal is to be attributed chiefly to the decrease of 383,614/. in the private securities, combine& with the increase of 267,1671- iu the government deposits. BANK OF ENOLAND.—As Ai rd SW Vic.. C i 7. IQ Ms week owl= pungent to Ike Acl7llk aiding os Wedassiliy, Mai ItIL ALIMINT. 1 Orreriament debt 411,4111.11111 Other securi UP Gekt Ma awl bt- Ylr Ilea a 12401,10 MON NM Notes lamed L'Il. ,261,10 Lt7.23L116 DI mans =don' Oapital At14461.11* 1,290.27 Public Deponts (in cluding Etched., dm Banks, Cos• els. el Nailosal Debt. and Div. 7,5•4.041 Ottar ic" lteposits . 12,9118.402 Wan day and ethic BUY 411111,817 Itt7,111„11111 likereemaiS Bees. Atka fludediatS Bad Weil& As t10.7116.111r o=sirkin Noses 6.430. Gold sad Silva Oda MUIR ‘38.8114•en 1 May 19. IS6I. &MAKIN ILUISHALL. Uaatua. THUNIDAT EVIIIIII6. Console, which closed yesterday at 901 ex div., for the Bth of Jane, opened this morning at the MVO quotation, and closed at 901 to 1. For money the last price was 91} to;, with div. 2116 official business report is as follows :—Tbres per Cent. Console, for money, 914, 1,1, 1 ; ditto Iva account, 901 ; Three per Cents. Red coed . si tt ; New Three per Cents., 891, 1; India 217 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, Mei, ditty Four per Cent. Debentures, 1886, 981 ; ve pee Cent. "enlaced " rupee paper, 104 ; ditto Five. and-a-Half per Cents., 114, 113. The India Five per Cent. Stock was firm. MB March Exchequer Bills were quoted 18s. to 10t die., and the June 9s. to Is. die, being dull. Some of the speculative foreign stocks wen heavy. Mexican showed chief depressive, falling / per cent. Turkish Consolides declined 1, Greek tSpanish Passive and Turkish of 1868 and 18611 cud Spanish Certificates per cent Spanish ld Three per Cents., on the contrary, improved 1. Turkish of 1864 1, and Russian Scrip 1 per cent. OZDINIAY missal Asap ROCKS. ,Dlrsi.,Wol..t Nom Ira raoH: pu= &Idol sad DzrAwr.... amid DNA= °mina Ds. • J•ssodiv. om De. Lip. clepald Is B. weft a541~.1 l iabbtr powis=a&bdas lDinsow sad LW areas UAW% 0rd..1111. Ni SI II use use Th 7. I Fair. Do Ans. Stk., No.l Orist Nortkot tilrea6Northout Do.A •res. so ev. 11116 p Is ath mo w. ol. peld an ) Woolara Dwltioar V6106611* De. Batik Woiss zie. fijiii4C-7oliik kaamain D u o. Do. Harden illadaldre Lades aad Backman h......i _10a. Drl=B.ooad =Altera\ :ado. iladdesitioathL oa stara Um "AA Waded 14r-fat aid Carlisle 1 .. ! Do. I Mesa —.._..._ Do. New.. ' ilf aolse maL IN, Do Wit. 01. Bina. Darby Mid. Do. Slioros I Yil 10.1 LIM Loot (Croo Uoo) !North DrttlO _ _ I — Do. Vie'`. Deal N . larkan—Berwiet ..1 Do. Da LL s . N. L Par0...1 Do. Talc. DI \ Made Ds atockaDorliog Do. do. 186148 riria London FS I De. New ...... 1100 ;Borth Slallordaldre altN. & B. Wooten Jam lleolabb Ossatral IN LK Aber. 0411 DosellellOdlead all Shrewsbury t WollsbpL 100 Shropshire Colon 100 .Bout 6 Devoe 100 Boutb bairn 100 8. Yorksh. t Sher Due all Sta/nee,Woklugbas.4e ,100 Tair Vale all i Do. B i Do C ',Ur l apt 10 VD: la I Vats at Neat& HO Victoria tits & Pleats 100 , Waterford & ILOkolity WO Wad Cornwall 11./battpL Rut. & dX I Pd. 100 , an 110. 100 sql u 10 71 aLI 10 LU 100 100 10 100 1 BRIT= RAILWAYS. II A 19 17 le 90 lii loi ii -ii Ii fi MO ill US MO 111 118 MI ft Id 14 S Si 111 40 U IS 141 to 1111 1111 06 47 164 IN 40 N 111 111 S ri 2 114 13 111 113 134 Ale In 104 . ... a He r See ll e 911 ss rr I pow irr 130 Pga N rs 3ti oco' I le 1111 11} 00 M 54 U SS 90 / 91 4 103 . IN. la in 6 7 psil 8 4 pis 1410 10 6 II ZS 10248. Missile& N. Lawmaea a a I &mbar. te.. 1&.g.119.4 Me 11131 Do, Nn — ... Ds. I &hares i did I=l Buffalo & Like Rune 4 i 4 Do. Prafersnal Dad., &sok& Godarkh Op. Aug.', an I? Id Dd. d& J 111,1.1372 TT a - . _. _ .._ Do. 401 joie cal.a 6.1 a tornip.e.g.l 101 449 T. & Dock ep. 4. g.; N 1 Domears.7 we-person( taa. N. 6 de l 1" 1 07 iet India N. 5 do , Do. &WINN Do. II do t ssa Grand Tank of Oamads, N It Do. Ist pre. Dodds , 71 74 Do. do. defornd SI II Do. Ind pref. Beads O3 N ' Do. do. Named 68 66 Do. Ird pond back Do. N. Naffed 40 LI Do. MA pad. Stock ;98 28 Do. do. deterred 24 95 'GINS Wan Peotnaaa' IN IN I Da spa. pa mat. pa pm /N. 8. a India is. p. dL' lON 1053 Do 42 per Nat. I Do Ot. • _ 101 101 dis, ft 64 I i Pro 104 all ~ra iraltara of Canada 111 904 tol Do. Now 164 160 all Da .e.Hda pay. WM 90 100 ,an I D 0.64 do. do. 18774 12 10 • 1 Indian Broach, Llsoltod par le 1 ; Do. New It. 100 • Madre,. guar. 6 p. mut 102 1 It. WI I Do. do. af do : PI 1 Bt. 10 I Do. do. 41 do.— 01 P. ID 9 I Do. filth Lulamaiou 100 ,Walb. Corp. 6 pare. Bd 60 &ninon). aa4 noboosea Beg 17 60 10 all • N.Brua.&Caa.ela •*I Bt. 160 N.l.olCaa.op.o.Latp.ll I. " K 100 Salads. gm& par al d 1 use lee; 100 Do. Dad i ef 103 10 2 I Do. do. do. f die pee e lit. i Do. Punjaub .do. 1014 1014 a. MO Do. ladaadlibldo. N N 1 2 9- 113)} - 1321 2 No. I ft. 103 000 100 JOINT RUCK Bali& Um. 10,000100 Do. New 100,000 00 Anglo Austrbuo 20,000 20 Anglo Italian (11ad202) 22,600 40 Augralwola 7,500 40 Do. N.. 12,54.2 10 41ankotyritkahOoinallis 0.000 100 Beak of 16,000 10 Bank of Otago 10,000 100 Bank of Queenelen a lm 10,000 60 taakofficiorla,Astrla 6,000 100 Beak of Wales (Lbs.) .. 00,000 10 Beak d Now inelead 60.000 10 Drunkest 10,000 60 Brit. t American 10,000 60 British t CalUorstea 10.000 50 'British N. America .... - - -. ri pei Idi l a par id 42 44 22.200 , 7,800 26 Do. New 20.200 26 Chard. 11. el leas. ILI 10.000 21 Do. New K 10egin $ 4p 7. 7.0"' 5,000100 City . 10,000 100 Colonial 100.000 10 Consolidated Bank (L) b,OOO Continental (L 12000 100 ) 0 lOM London (UMW) 120011 00 I Do. New 10,001110 inallsa and DM (110) 16.00 Bag.loot.& And-Chneldl. 40040 0 ,lingilsh and Swedish (2, 00,000. ID lituropean Baak(Linslted 10,000 10 1 111ndans.Chlastlep.0) 10,000 100 Do. Now 12,000 100 Imperial Bank, WADI 1,00010 Do. .w _ _ 11 lipm 60 U 116,000 20 LeperLai Ottoman 100,000 10 lAibd Mort. 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