The Express. — London, England, 1861-05-29 00:00:00

_ THE DERBY. -(THIS DAY.) For the purposes oi a Derby-day, the weather— our find theme-- has been most favourable. The &ppm licusiotiv excited last night by a 'bower of rain have hem followed by no correspuuding result. The morning wee mild, sod the sun's rays sufficiently obscured to reader exercise egreeehle. At 000• the shone shone out brilliantly, but the temperature was still soft and moderate. After a first gismo at the sky, thousands upo thousands of Londoners made up their minds foe • j.iunt to Epsom, and the attests were soma bustling with the maul excitement attending the pilgrimage to the Downs. Pleseum vans, fourdshauds, omnibuses smartened up for the day, refurbished coaches that have loug disappeared from the road, ape* each awl carts without springs (des timid =nye, these teems to grief), Hamm rail, outer. flume?. doskey carte, and a shoal of vehicles C•r which there I. Mr nomenclature—were haetening south wenls with their minx-011,moms freights. A few days ago Lisabinen were attired in the most masks presents tide morning everything was gay or deuntiee, sod the humour of the wearers was in socordatice therewith. The west at the railway station, connected with the Epereo routes was meet animated, but owing to the ex cellent arrangements, and the knowledge 00 the pia of the public, as the result of rarest experience, that there would be adequate c o there was none of that frightful preemie which some years ago we Weeded with semi fatal cosmenuesses. The passage to the tetras, and the despatch of them successively, were greatly accele rated by the previous is., of tickets at Tattersall's sad other central places of resort ; the difficulty of obtain' rag tickets having in past times hems a gnat cause of delay sad of collisioe. Moreover, the opening of the Victoria station at Pimlico has relieved the • Londoe.bridge traffic to 3 considerable cutest. lost yew 1$ w. eely at Battersea, we believe, that tickeee meld be olit.sod as the Pimlico be.. The ledh Welters gap.. is Waterloo-road naturally atteseted as lessesse iri partial of pas span midis' is the mess) distrish el the Im•tropolie, and there, as at Landon-bridge and the Wore. end, the ammoniate were mesh se to provost the wittiest mu strum from being as say the. seriously iaccovesient. At Loodas-hridtir Asap seism essamanced nosing at dye misuses poet 7, mad sustiesed nresieg is (Fisk sucessies till a iisarter past 9. boss We Uwe the Isaias were all ape chi, and they followed sash ether sepielly up to 2 o'clock. The satissel shiuectse of the Dishy was dells* shows by lbe mined aspect of the puesesses pearring Me the set- Una The erbaniesideg trasiemme sad the Rinse Ark the sikety postaling pathless who had forgotten WA et bk batiks per the day, sad the persagroser el epeseleghers„ joisthilmeli other in their prespreiNesd •emer phle eqeslity sward osteldielsed between them alas fedi set bat mark, isoweeee, the sesame ems the railways of the female am Os the and Imam of them wee area is epee carriages sad is duo wok is prowls 'mites is quality, but agareg is, al Ills enhowass of sokir. Psi the midways, the men W d r Ilhonselvia. bet the ere I Me we the these le *sonar's, earrings kr at say Me a port ef the journey. The "book ^ was who esimesi. the Imes rerulting bran massy se operation apie eesteleed„ead Wpm operating enatemplekd by the amass, het the etellimee el the pew few days should ✓esell In a dlsesbees esellsossa. At Epsom last night the masiorpgrenal sree very hard; we had the little Ma atria fill awing the meseleg say effect upon it, rare that el reader* lie nodose slippery. 01 this a proof was allerried is the Brighten hallway Saes, by the filling si abase at the ton. Cif the wirier, hew sot the prophet' all deekred their *lees 1 Wks le ignores tof the Pythosie elusions of •• Meteor:* el "Argus." el •• Berreek; Ned rimy ethers el lie earmai eider? /kid bee wet every ra wer awhile Ile peeyhel t the use who Me hi reelesef whe blew s hind wbe ha ben la the stables; who bee emihkediel ishweeeree with Jae iteell r er Lord /I—ote Kr. I-1 &A gentleme eiy base bees equelly Isessieg awl equally wrong every D al their Ikea, bed Ibeir essildsatis is ale reisisibed ; a the wed of their days they 141 musk the privileged eters of the circle late thick they M shrews. Megan/ our War:nation up to irsoarrit ed the stark we now subjoin the some al the hones, with their owsere, riders, he., as pieced, Inkien frau Darling's list : _ _ MA —Toy Dome Ora oas of 50 sown seek 1 ft. for 3-yr. sae g del* AA 71b ; Elise, ast Mb ; tbs wooer of Use wood boss Se reseive 100 sova out al tbe dabs% sad tie w moor to gog 100 sews. towards the Mlle sod regulations of the woe% sad KO sews. to le sod a half, to be imaa. do ow sues. c sobs.) Vase, 6,4501. MM. LISS. IMAM& 110111. lard ld —boss I Damns .. hauls Lar e d o = J Duress —A. Edwards I Dowses .. Came lagmaigt . . M s lenelogs ....0/Issasw Wt. New Damao K. Omen ..osetsses Mr. Mary Mr. Msauisg ... Arivi li tis SW Uratt OIL Toseueleg....llaMiskoss Oates Mr. Thom .labest Oltenia lasi Olsoesu —.M e = OIL Towelos ..Yeetsulosior Odes .J. Owed= Mr C Musk ....Ibrdeesr INA *rm Mr J,Worlir ...B•wpar asms llimil ••• • w be Aisild ..11r le ..T. rinse Ilk Poe lllldeass Wiry Chneol Me Mem Kbelbell J des* ....1111111111111 laid Moab lwo. Lagar A. fl WAllmllia ....Anna. W. leer ...7. liesise Wt. Pulse deasetsos A. Tesler....l. Magas 6J. Odom . Japithearir tor worm 1780111 131.3011 R lIKETING.-(THIS DAY.) TOWN PLATE. Nareines 8 rag. sivrriNcL PLATE. Throoquertere of a mile. Ner ga t ttz . flpicebox, Vat Strom, Practices, us, Newburgh, Clio, Vulture, New Drighlue, lioutht, Wombat, Spain, Percy, Ether, =Labri a l nr ler . ini fal y eriek,.l3ll ver;i l e, Girdle, Su to THE DEWY. Ooe mile mid • hall. _ lettledno, Dfmkedmr, MAMMAL Duman. lawn, Rouge D M Diephseduk Ribloom, Neighbour, The Drake, Royalism, Amain. itilkseateos t _Worley, York Mimeto, Rom Disk, Oardeosr Bra to Teddingtuu, Ribero, Knight I/ Bt. Patrick Zifl. Lupo., Diumorme, Usher dew Coperuicue, oiseter, Reveille, Lopodeher, ead Weet Rol am here. PAID Irommo—ilitrierms, Sequitur, Conjuror, The Rack, La Rom, Little Limanimer, Coast Home, Bleak Bolters, Roohmed. Bombardier, Big W. Bolos Hood. mid kis; at Kest LATENT BETTING. THE DERBY. II to 4 apt Mr La. Merry%bu sford% Dudes (I) t. 4 id B atas (I) Is 1 Mr. Mary% It) Kto 1 Mr. nooses Diewass 30 to 1 Lea Glasgow% Tbo Maks (t) Aunrs.—Demeisr. MIS egret. sag Asabia. ram LONDON HOLIDAY. own tin Tian.) To-do ihn e ir l Longo that eaa afford the clai p :t a few will poor fall te tie barn of They win se, pad sad bad, la a rest sandy of Wla mei veristy of churnn awe lis flwtsPrir. Than will los lame vides% illfereured henna, benque Orsews, sad WIWI ankh% partinhaly if the day is let. %we will he near rat ens Tenon I wield think balsa ble plait DA It is est die seck It 1 oi sot the bones, it it eel nee the asellesma sad the holm don will at d was_ twin the peaskiee= o sendsa Perliessal *serge is der that it wea ro ten* with lb people so lbs baby. There, ea the essones Wet waiden sad tbe nisi:see appraise win sass, shone Wei; sad " net" /* • anew Wain the day name India; la a delete ea hmer ~,••••• 'trimmest. fr. balk la Ineel be the people. • se • el Iszelise. • mawwed eseetitaliensi que the Minn el Neale en bid too welt till it olsolded alights Neale or Dim eestes le the hoot bed fa penity to r. to all Greed an opportunity ef " epee is•nos Down. The honer ran of 300 ministerial sesenen ill there sit as anal eawiter oh the oppeatiew, mot se ciaor planet dames. What will give Isis is the 481 4 Jobe will be lie sere al peril sad the etendoeseses of plan O. lerdsten will ace fewest their Mine= let will feel es this day all the better knows. Teal theaseine nee of night, sad in as 4 ohm eppaesey non will in in ore anther nea tba omen la the very midst of • great legielative troeirtoowa raid eireggie going ea is is deadly unapt, b ut it seepseded fora day that the asisrelis niny • pink sad wineos UM rivalry, eat a tut.. • aim nut .4 harem The is saner, bat streirwr still Is tia cola-ninon& that woe ti. sun Wag leapeeed lest / , •r• The war el D e ny was thee is the assenint, sad Lbreassed to enheinte ewer the polithal leonnelosse. "Al. elan we names the realities 4 air Omen pea with the planan reerealisee sad pietwiel stele of ? We pieta on owe. Oen sna be • woe& Wan, het Nis Masses It lan the redeetioe 4 es and, It is the tan nee that make the faseting. set the berm awl afters, esataelled as they an. LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) EQUITY COURT. (Before Vice-Claaucellor Sir W. P. Wood.) NORM 0. OtILM. The Vies-Chaeciellor gave judgment in this case. His honour slated that the question at issue was, who was en titled to • fund is court representing the produce of • contract for the ale of coals to the Admiralty. This fund was claimed on the one hand by the snugness ol the contractor and on the other by Marra Ours', and Co., the dispute between them resting on the familiar doctriee of " order and diapoeitioo." The main circumstances under which the contest arose were these :—The bankrupts in the raw 114-58 entered into • contract with the Admiralty for the supply of coals at Fer nan d o P o and at St. Paul de larando, on the African must. This contract they were in the course of carrying out, when, being in want of money, they applied to the Meene. Gurney to advance them • sum upon • promissory note collaterally secured upon the contract. Rears. Gurney accordingly made as advance of 2,250 f. to the bankrupts, and received from them a letter or memorandum stating as fol lows :--" We beg to band you bills of lading and policies of insurance for the cargoes of coals shipped on account of the Lords of the A dmi ralty, as security for our proinimory note, due 19th Nov., 11439, which we shall thank you to discount, and in default of the due payment thereof at maturity we engage to make the seminary arranigewents with the Admiralty to enable you to receive the vase et ibis said cargo from then, and engage to pay any deficiency." Subsequently the bankruptcy of the costraction took pkee, mid their ar r giea chimed the fund in court, which was the produced the Admiralty contract, to the exclusion of the Gurneys. The contention of the assignees was this, that the contract wee • clause in action, sod that it bed sever been taken out of the order and disposition of the bankrupts. Upos the other band, many ingenious arimi swan had been mimed, attempting to make out that Hews. Gurney had an adverse interest is the coal to be delivered, and that the right of the bankrupts in suali coal bed entirely peeped from them. The true teat is these mess wee this- -whether the bankrupta have raised any sun upon this ceetrect after the letter given to Gurus" It was impartible to deny that they might have dose so, or that they lad nee all the advantage of credit idea that contract gave these. Under these circum eleasee, though the facts wen novel the law was *la— the clause in action was sever eat of their " order and deposition," and therefore peend to the &Levees. There I would, therefore, be a darn declaring the assignee en titled ; sad, although It wee redoubt • hard cam, the wide Ran follow the 'veal Willit••••• We I. la, THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, MAY 29, 1861. SOUTHWARK. ANNOTYNG THE ORDINARY OP 31111MATIL JoA* ling, a young was, who stated limedf to be $ engineer, in Woolwich Animal, was broaot before Mr. Borchers, charged with annoying 'be Rev.Wr. Davis, the chaplain of Rewrite sod his daughter, at the South Eastern Railway Term inus, London-bridge. John Callow, a constable in the employ of the South Eastern Railway Company, said that last evening, about 6 o'clock, the Rev. Mr. Davis and his daughter were coming op the incline when the prisoner, who seemed to be under the influence, of liquor rolled up against the lady in an offensive manner. The rev. gentleman remonstrated with him, but the prisoner continued his annoyance to such an extent that witness was compelled totake him into custody. Mr. Burcham--Is the Rev. Mr. Davis in court to prefer the charge of annoyance I' Callow—He is not, sir, and I don't think it was his wish to prefer any charge ; but I was obliged to take the prisoner into custody became be would not quit the railway property. Prisoner—l ant as engineer io the government arsenal, and I was going to Woolwich, when I accidentally fell against the young WV. I had no wish to annoy her or the gentleman. laimeshisj Iterria.l74:ll;:t De. do. .... Bed* tyageHatosll Pi - siiiii• -- BaL,Baymit e igiodartah An. I,Atlllll amisresilbyWill. Do. Ju1y1,1873, &W.. De. Jaw I, 1874. din*. Waft! & Eadasm. eyk.. I TAlDedillp.aria. r c a r NEL I Imam I Irk r Mks Do. fel s 2rabinil.. Do Do. . 46. 5 at do. da 1111640 1111111)8one .. ) Grand ad Quads Da. • pat et. PnL D0.863.174.41 i at 0t .50. Do. I per el Do. T par d. Ds. do. ... De. do. 117.1.... Graaf Wks Pasionda Mr. Borcham—But you were drank, and you refused to quit the railway Malice when requested. Prisoner—Well, I bad a little too much to drink perhaps, but if I did go naiad this lady I moat have been pushed. Mr. Burnham—Your conduct wee rather dirgisoeful, and as a caution to you far the haste you must pay a fine of Is., or go to prison ova* days. The las was immediately paid. rio Odd. atio a ttl a w is t. 06.W666 lB Do. Now Do.dp.elldorellw.op W Do. 6* do.. 77,wit.op Do. do. 1p wl Do.l4p.olldt Id Madras Dom 44 pm sr 0. PO Do. do. ad 11l Do. pa el W Do. 6pa coot do W lO alb.Oorp.Op. 416E6 N.ftworlok* Chords _ oboe • *p.a. LI Da do. Lei do. LI De. do. D sap. de. II Do. do. Land do 10 &Ands Ds. Plodsab I Do. do ie pail Trlalldell.neddod.Mo* ' , 1 a • ' 1r is • 1 4 114 -4- i i • • TO SO GO TO 6 TO I 11 ti O 1 1 Ms par 1 1001 211 07 . Ilk ti :1 L 20 U 48 14 58 46 28 44 67 46 3i 44 ST 114 98 _ I 2 21 . 94 9G 1 11 2 .11. N 90 92 SI 67 N N SS 90 COURT OP BANKRUPTCY. la IS JAM masar mess-1113 MAIM TRADE The banknipt was a Issas, of Wyid'oosals. her. rarraeosy. The bemire of the con was reserarl by ad yroranreat from the nib inst. Mr. Haeoyern apyseaed, so Warn for thr else for the Liableter spewed reigns, tar Ore ef fineadoild aad Co. ;UM.. The bank, is answer =tar by Mr. Lialihter, said that he bed boss apemen* to Thomas Maniac" of dadover, brother of Mr. Mortimer% of the lease of litrea4 held sad Co. About 1840 be toransosed bantam ea a tenter, in Uernioadasy, by the airier of Mr. Layorares} his louther-lo -law, sad edit • capital of 5.CZ3& MIVOINSI lns father. In 1842 he leek On Fannie in Wyld's by rest, at Limnos. Ms team was prodteble argil 1/457. At the sod of 1856 he bad aespriel 01 ap wards of 15,0.:Y., besides 4.0301, of his father's which was not called for. Is the pude of lar e il; night have lon 10,0001., bet his berison was sot pro. Mahn after that. The beabropt thee detelled inemetaaere eannested with the failure of Pay.. sod Clerks him eontormiraMens of his insolveary to Lamm* sad Mortienoni—their advice thereupon, and eller of a yartnerablp—tho steps be had taken to wind up his busman in oonesgeoren sad the ?echidna el his gerondUsbilitim (beyond dine to Slatted Slid 014) from 40,C.:31. M 1g000(, all which have Ursa trequetly blki.d. Bli rinded the state. raiser el Mr. M the hot sitting, se to the alteration of tether's will, aid of Mr. Bslirs. , as I. the wirier the bankrupt had given in 1658. H. had glom ap property which woold realise 44.CJ0f. Red awed a of tee *Who teas the pond beim Ms . When he set to work to wind up his hinino, is 1858, he hid peels cessper has, and giver ep his boos" groom sod gardener. Moor them imbed paid % n il% maitre lb. is the prend, with Oho easeption of Weak , foildi sad On The debt of Mr. Prooksharsk, oar of the W bees redneed hen 10/...101. to IMO& ala t im". oseaninisiner —tinier ordinary dreentstasoes coo woad thiek that wry lib, a preference. dßestroo avaltrapb—lhi it was done ender the Odium and eirsatleild sadOe. Me balsam giver sa asoora neckties WI, sad all in trannetione wort ressoded is his books. Mr. Heneysime said the amalgams complained of the Deak in,* am hayloft gives up hie interest in a Postogases oda* whisk be penseenst That Merest wsa forfeited _by bank !mazy, bet the bankrupt was mined Were hi Mwe to exasinte • wenunt at amsey to nee et the creditors mid had rettend he tie se. He hod reprimanded the value of this mime at AWOL The Cenmeleisner—Thith mfgbil he mere brag, inch as we Mid dew Mudihres long Men beer in SINIVINISSISS. The proper Me is 100 doubt that Tice yahoo et a le just es misehSwill Mr. Hensymenn amended Ibelt wbstmer th e value, the budompt i al to bays ONNESiIds inhered to his creditors. Is the over which the ballesmeeet extended, t ben 'n debts had increased hem 6/1,0001. to MAK He hid made profits of OA*. ; but this bid been exceeded by trade sip mere and Maned, ebb& amounted to 45,4161. • sad there were beside that bums at 108,321/. The noly 'thing uqed in explanation el this wee the panic of I th 7. Not confining himself to his hula..., the bankrupt had teetered lam to largely into a " tmeseetiene for Payne sad Clerks sad ether leases; tried the result wee that, whom these houses began p deem they had all gone tqwther. He admitted baring esmied on his business for a year and a half after be num hopolerely insolvent. mss was prooeediag when ear report keg Wore Mr. Comonimioner Gonlbera.) 1$ as NICHOLSON, rmethia. Ann from The healms& wars warehousemen, of Oneneemirest. This wee the all. for proof of debts sad abase et as- Mom& • statement of the liabilities sod amt. el both the lines, prepared im Mr. Chatter* these seuntant, appemed a Mow days age. The following authors were new anew amlipess :—Mr. Themes Ernes, at Weed-etnet, warehoneur meat Haan LovOL Of Nimpteldreet, warehouse men, mid Ns. la Vivre, Bor./ape, warehouseman. Mr. Reed, of binaliam-strest, is the solicitor under the pro ceeding& THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAT.) 80W4r11122T. • GM 131 //011 . 11 CLOTENS. =NIA Chissses, Jells Smirk a girl of about IT, who append is the desk dressed is the prb y outl. sad WWI the shasister sztresssly well, was chested with boils ender the Please al Orweeklarden, .t 1 echoic is the sassuksg. Os ler heist placed at the bar, and the sue* of gielesser preslaiwed by the clerk, Yr. Oasis edwarred- mut les some mistake. This le . boy ; the sharp b sdelesil • fwashi. Peheseweekshie—Pisese year worship, be is a girl—l was she is aell • boy. Leasterays It is a girl in boy's stabs& (lafastAar.) I hod, is sauehing the prisoner at Use siatici, that his—l ass she—it was • girl. Me then 1111MilM big • girl, sad said bar sass wsa Elisabeth 0411•11611. aim °cede —Well, what it the sharp against her? "Witame said die was laded's( &beet will a lot of "other" boys under the Pianos, soliciting dam of gentlemen, between 12 and 1 in the morning, he badge inlet for the purpose et committing rubbery, her oompasiewe ban mostly &asocial= of thieve& He saw her stop award gentleman, awl when else maw witness she tried to runaway. Mr. Corrie—ls she known? Tyrell, the gaoler, thosOt he knew her is her female capacity. He , ind she had been charged with beggi owe or twice before ; but dui bed not previously assumed wale attire, to his knowledge. The emeashie knew her as a proditnte. The primmer, who is supposed to bare adopted boys' lay mow clothing to amid meognikisa by the polioe, declined to Inaba er to tie amp. Stec was commilled to prison for Co. month. C• 171711 o • DAMON nougamaze wt. A talk well-drummed IBM et swerthy complezioe, who pro the seeptelews weer 1 Jevethet &Woken, sad w Mae wirings, w eimerged baton Hr. Barber, with &tient Oleg Io weir lawns at newel hoarse in Areinginewasero, Islington, by take keys. Freak the 'Aimee thee UM primmer tried te est* a keno to A by weans ot • b key, but isel ea he wee In Skidssetl entering the been he was dimes:bed, sad Meer ow& elf. He wee fol lowed end wee •••• to try the dew et we lees Shea mix or seven maker home, awl swim was he ebm ere et mewls, the whoa he wee milekirbed, awl .pia made GE He next west laM as wee sad tried the kitchen Aware widow, bat Were Ike weld elect ea entrecoe be was alined and given role antedy. At the Nike slake whin the primmer was eameed • mataw et akeietoe ke ware heed ea him AU et the keys were well Aniehod and et enparier mime. The proem" pre $ hiss address, awl M Gni geelemmded that he was s meremeger la t 0.., bat afterwards wed that he did wad wik kis Mande to know le was in troubir, ea they were reg io reeperkibie. ereamemanined time yawner with great tad. anmi g6 e; e seal. imngik, awl thee amid in &Naos that he did nee go be MOW a lb. down meilh any teloakee lamer en dog. hoe wily to look et the amnalera, es ha mike* to sail • friend. _ _ — lb; pike sdesd firs nom, is lbw bad as &WS tint the *sum or welt loom is Ms piss. 11r. Dear nesamdeil the primer Tsesky aat MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLool. The mining market to-day is very quiet. Prices are generally quoted the same as yesterday. In the Stock Fachange West Ot• radon shares are marked 66, and North Downs 41.. The other transactions have been chiefly in shares in Par Conrols and Wheal Unity. United Mexican mining share., after opening with firmness, have fallen : transactions are recorded at 6k, 51. and si. St. John del Rey have been dealt in at 36 ; Co bro at 401 ; and Fortuna at 21. The following are reported to us from the Stook F.:change as last evening's closing prices : Alfred Consols, 11 to 21 • Caasbarao Visa, 1 24 1. I Cook's Kitchen, 29 to 31 ; 'last Bassot,'loo ; lost (Wades, 26 to 1 ; Rut Oars Brea. 71 to 6; 495. to 150 s. ; Pawl Rona, 6j to ; Past Dram Grua; Canso* 11 to 21 ; Groat lb. to 265. ; Greats arksa m i k l2 to; ; Ilsrodstost, Nil to 401 ; Narks V allay , 81 to ; North Dona% 41 to 1 ; North Roaksar, 16 to 10 ; N Trselawbv, Dy to 31 ; Ilan% Om Brea: 3to ; Osman, 3Ml_to 101 ; &ray Park, 361 to 6 ; Dole's* if to 4 ; West Guadoa, 63 to 5, fiat We. Wee Dowa, 11 ks 12 ; Wool Pobaar, 19a to 21s. Wat &Asa, 346 to 66; Wheel MAW, 186 to 96 ; Wheal Damask 16 to 17 ; Mod Lace*, to 1 ; Wind Margaret, 60 to 1 ; Mind Noy* 2to 1 ; Wheal Unity, 17a. to 18a. — AiWert anew twalicethly viersting, hid yesterday, ehs secrneate &owed s beim* in b e e r of the mine of 6,49 X 4e. fid. A dividend of V. per share we declared. At WllO6 &web Cleradoe nestieg yeeleidey, the esereate aimed debit Please of UAL 12s. A ce ll el 9a pm share wee seat The report from Yr. Pryor up eisealiwed very Fre em" :ted Edward (Nay Si) the spat writes :—"The 71 met is worth 5 toes of ere per fathom • the 61 week • the rise above ditto, 3 tar per &Shoes ; ' the Mopes sod aid el the 40 INA. 4 tons par tabus. No other eitastics. The tribute 45 .$ is leq in well." From Treloweils (141,111) T. Richards writes The 194 eed pet easses le pile es good ea we have sew ti werth frees 944 to 904 per hew. In other pert, of the aka writhing new. We heft gee into the lode ia the SO west of the apnea= abed 3 feat ; it contains woe ceepseial utter for apple but not enough of the letter." Y.o. trait °ma. I* l 25). °soak W. Roy/bolds reports : Tie lads la t. bared awn is wadi /IL pet Mims, sad Hasty Is Wpm.. Me oilwr pads el tie wise ire Emir WI suss as Yak reponed. Yesterday bring the acsaidy seigise. the )tiedss were raes‘ at shoat lanaer pilaw The sawalisig See Tassday we hops to be wart over 80 teas of are, ad tits quifty beam Maid" COMMERCIAL AND MARKET& XARK-LAIDIL —(TD.D3 DAY. ) The weather is still nee. and everything thee can be Awned for the mope. The vied today is haw the north, with a inailetste bites.. This 'soak the supply of boom grows wbest to the market is very ; Boer very ormireeted • barley, malt, eats, ie. meaty. %stab A few imp deals slily re ported. bilk '• f resit 41, 1 e foreign snivels of visit an moderere—Amerima, emit Nerillesreasen. Higley—A sliest = a. tome tie Nadir. rums. Oats very end NM& moor— Senna parcels el Americas beads rad • few auks from the lieditensamm. • el aloe hem Alexandria, and mud weals el Let IsiisSassed and all souk aselist aMiallsi, big Derby darti SU Wiese (Nag very res tr ialad. Whoa, Ett y end feeeitz si tsita isa lly e same as on Monday. Oats very slow lode s semised to a few traasacticas et is retail character. il;;; 7 1;Itlioat slimy taws Nandsy, and participating In t.ll grim! dulness. — lnleania - nipose and seeds generally but little doing. FLOATING CARGOIN vary quiet, and values unchanged. WNlAT.—English : EGAN and Kant, white, sew, 41.. to 62.. ; 0 4 110, lino old, ISfe to 715.; ditto red, new, S&L to 57a.; ditto, ink old, 60a. to 63a. ; Norfolk, dm, dm, old, 60a. to red, new. 17s. to 565. Foreign : Maisie, 66e. to ; Aso, Me. to 745. ; Konigsberg, 59a. to 625. ; ditto. extra, 45e. to 703.: Reno*, 64.. to 66e. ; toe, 66.. to 68. ; Mecklenburg red, Ns. to MIL; Vacua& ditto, 595. to Ob.; Amadora widkuille. to 03e.; ditto red, 60. to 61s ; Oensilisa, IS.. to IS.. BAlLlNT.—Reglisii atal 40s. to ; tree, pm ; M2se. to 295.; sad Mk to 31e. qr. ; gtoding, 47a. to 29n; ditto , 265. So 25a.; 36.. to 375. MOO.— •k, Nam and Norfolk. 595. to 63a. ; 53a. 113 s. totoles 73n ; and Wars, i1a0,6111. to 73..; brown, ford, 13a. M. to 26a. 04. ; pats* ISa. to 30. ;rasp. Od. to 26a. ltrk 20s. to 30. Sauna-beta tlik. alle. to 376. ; komur, Vs. to 41a. Fla to 41. a. • b. to 34a. ; tile. 42a. ; Konir k E . t. tonal" ; W 40a. Nu-Foglia • 40a. to 441.; w and Moo, 40a 41a. ; atupls, 42a. to 4156.. groy, nu 415.; bog, to 40a.; faroi 41a. to 46a. FLoon.-Zoiffile town, 49. to 504. ; ditto 6no, 535. to aosnlayFrou Norfolk and Suffolo, 6& to 39a. ; da, Mk to 49.. pit Antortats, 31a. to 33..; Oaurilan, 31a. to :r.u. ; Spukird, 45a. to 69. Fumanti Magoon. sll 0. F. sod L -Wham& : amid and Nasitasele, per 4931t0., 1542. balk ; 514. Hall UN& ; Pali& Odoes, pm 4801ba, rod, 061. to 68s. ; wkitt, 5116. to ; Danube and Galata, Mu to 60a. ; ffamilklam. 314. to 40. Barloy: Suptisa and per 400154., 25a. to ; Odom and Dames do., r i t a ' to 37. BOW : Baillaa , nor qr., Ma. to Nu Nabs : Odom and Oslo* par 40311 u., 3ro. to 311 a. ; Thrall and Dulnarlan. nor 411011 m., 3k. to 39. ; French, do., 36a. to 39. ; Animism, do., Us. to C7s. - -- fthana.—thth7 mad. Par 58 r• ek • 1.4 per qr. 4a. to 44a. ,• Zthard Nod, pier whine. Lis. to ' lsa. ; Drove, lth b 14a. ; Missed, par qr., amide& 50a. to 57a. ° • Liaised to., &latish, per 1,000, , 121. Via. to 131. ss. Amer.,ica thin, in brie., per too, 10L 56. to 101. d0., 15a. th ick, resod, and oblong, W. 10a. to 101. 10a.; Botha, ; to W. sa. ; lfarthalea, W. sa. to Jars.; Raps Wm, 51. to 51. AIIAOTASIONTO Lowoof_nioy 114! .. t7 TO MAT 19. _ MIMS 42D 244404, I 110 I las .000 Als no Itema balk 900 seas : rar•lge, 06011646 15110 5.n..5.10. i'°" -- Ili t=- MINCING LANE.—(THIS DAY.) Then Ire sot bus u public male el My dearriptles held to-day, orbits Mr nor ; sad privately au bagasse of importance monied. TALLOW HARKST.—(THIS DAY.) The tallow market to-daub very quiet. the attendee:, toeing extremely scanty. no sooting quotations are as follows :—Town tallow, 52e. net eash ; P'eteraburg Y. C. on the spot, 56x &L to Wk. ; May to June. 66e. id. " se ll ers" ; Ootobar to Deoember. 54.. 6d. " *ellen.* BOROUGH HOP MARRED.—(THIS DAY.) Yarns. Patteodes sad 'Smith report that the mamma from the plantation spook of a still greater acreage of bete ay sod lice, sodthe market is active at improved prime —be maniples of all growths are manually smarm Bernal plasters are app try* to boy, bat moat seemed, velem as aeo.sidersbte ammo. The duty is amdsally estimated at 130,0001., ►at we ate will back it. EXPLOSION OP A GICINPOWDINS ILAN171•01.0111%- A terrible explodes occurred es Monday morning at the Royal Gunpowder Manufactory, Waltham Abbey. resulting in serous iajurime to eve of th e none employed. Two ef the injured nos am not ex to survive. Tun Sou CANAL.- . Lumps pulsed through Yalta yaberdey by the Valens, from Manillas to Alexan dria. We ereirid that he Me pledged himself to ham the lethesse of sees Canal is sods a state of progress by the and al we year es to pereadt of small vessels puling cress toe ete to the saber —Was Tisl4l. now Pstrt,t. SINVITUDI TO A LIINATIO Amain. Mr. &wicks. of Tteureweed, a negietrete, who was Inn/ senvieled at the Took seeing et Being a gos at two @hairs I see" sad sentenced to penal sernamthq hkobli trsoireg"d le • hunk asylum. This comes has bees adopted is cos mogonies of • medical examination was ordeal to the Nabs of the priecineea mind. SHARE L.1828,-(THIS DAYJ Two olhoci. Business in the railway share market 10-clay is very inactive, and prices in nearly all instances are nominally quoted the same as yesterday after noon. South Eastern stock shows a recovery of 1 percent. Great Western is rather 'inner, and Midland dull. London and North Western stook is now quoted 931 to 941; Great Western, 721 to ; Mid land, 1191 to 120 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1091 to j ; Caledoni.n, 97 to ; South Eastern, 79 1 to j ; and Eastern Counties, 49f to I. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares are dull, at Ito dis. Great Luxembourg remain firm, at the li fe advance. The Indian and Canadian lines are quiet. OADLWAXY 1111111/11 AND KOOK& RAILWAT& loL_OzaoszVai of 0 141liaall Tyne insee/14 ... 0 °met De. A JA No dl pe v. valll Do. Ilip.alsldtolL Dubin sal 11~ Zia DuClos4o. it AtiLls. trioniA= balm Valso. OM* A Eft Nodal PM "Wolk rj a alzitsallfiliagm lank sol Jams. =Sa IL Westin eed i i WI 99 97 171 anaS Ninarm lag D. • Mod WS D. X Skit 10i) M. loasli• W. anq A GM& Waters DaleeszVaLCl••lllk a Tarlikke mat limawall Out 1•0 Dow. IMI - eft Ma. IT w.re~l IMse..M4AlMmtril IN 0.11 an sit • De. ans. *Derby LMt ft. s. (be.) 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Dui 4 per ant • &Wales ges,•p. era. e. 4 pot lona • I.• D Yerta p. gra ma iiika ▪ Dr.. de. Di p.o. • Do. de. °Op.& MI Min.& lUilany SAG. 51.301—Ozturous.at. Si de. IN IN Os. Mow • p. 4. Do.4e.pap.llimit. pi Pre& s& /MINN 14 Pd liiiipArk. 1 la IMP IMP 1M YX. II V i lei 1 O. s. — II u is In ul 100 I 101Ie 130 In iN 1111 I k " 7 9 11 71 74 IS VT In 141 96 48i I- 1011 Is 94 i i al l - - • — • --- . - - iii. 1100.410 IL Commorda. 100 1/4000 el Da 4p. eR Prat, Ma 100 LOW= ft Isol sod Welthads 100 LUBA* Si. Lambs 100 UNA* Si. latheelas 100 WS Si. Iloothampke 1410 MOAN Si. Vletada 6,0011 SO Do. Now I MANUS iIOVIRIMAXT 1 I iss us 1117 01 10 0 OS 1N 111 108 110 .1 "7 Par Lau Vs 961 131 11$ 10 101 ell lai 90 100 00 100 99 100 IS 90 SI 971 II 31 1110 49 40 32; 134 IN ISO 1111 100 100 170 119 life gee +Oise lATL .... —. .... 115 117 M 14 M IN .... ... ..... 95 IN IMY per - w Oio.Gov.lp.o.JoodUaL 100 .. Do. Ilpoe oral, 1010-2 110 .. Do. per mob 1881 lll .. Do. Spemson‘ 111114 111 .. Do. 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U Prielftwes(U. laisi). 1041 T. 69 41 - W. . . 0:14 . 1e 0 011. 611 .. S. - 6 .. L Oen DEA (Illawls) - I Dews Ins di illu Ulan arms all * •-• .. W. arms (Musa) 11.18.9. 130 13 6 - 990 .. Peek 34.1.0. id 37 - 6 Tansellll.4tLisdUsel 6l 1 11 2 - 35 10 Croft - Vais se 10ww ) s et - L .. West Om* - LOU .. W. Cliewlas 46 06 116 .. Nal Mee - 612 .. Wk. Una 6 1 1 921 r/4 - .. IR Dal! maise l ) 1 166 115 - li si - Lou.. wk. nag Ma. LIDA 1.7. 1 910 - 6, .. Wiled Kw Sae glisslissiet) S 11 If - .. Wk. Delmer (Usk 7 14 le - YOZZION KUM. its 8 lb. I MAUL lAI lU. grim. j Ulu NAL ID Asslasies - MD* 1 Dos Award. nutted ITN 1 life - 11.000 IS Beadlisa,lllllolla dal D D (Liam/WU l6 661 2/4 26 KM 6 Da Lase& BMA Oa all 1 1* - 14.119 1 Ole.ooa. KW. Os. Jan. i - - .... 111•90 10 ODs Ooppor an 10 41 401 We - WM I Pastas (Lbs.) 16 s * 16000 10 Osiers! all 28 26 - 16880 I Gt. Norhern C ell. Asslralla( c = 1 4 ips - WOO If Capes& (LW.) 1 16 11 pm - 1180000 8 lessees - 0. 1 Leonia= - LUAU 1 lesdapdta a i 9 - MAO 1 N. Ulm Osaka. et 8 Australis (LLs.) ILO a 4 Ws - 111,630 ...1 PootebeedailvseLsed all 1 6 ..- ULM $ Pcot Phillip II t i - ^CO 1 Sorellab Austin. pa ) les. i dls - 6174 US* Milted Meehan aU 1 16 1 1 1 6,000 I Worthies (Us.) ID - JOUR SZOCKSANIII. Is I lk. I '" IP. I 13. prisms I Sales Aim sod 11. kr. boa . SO 16 16 - 14 10. 24 0 . 2 11 ° A llrli a r a = :3l 1* f: ": KM 19 Ilea 'Mackay 6 ' 101.161 - 119 M Se Mask N. Asides -. all - - - KIN 111 Beek of 10130. Lulmilla. lMho . all 1! 1111 - 109,1161 II Nara al Leo. Ise.. and alias all 11 U - II /116 116 67 SS 10 - II Oss al Ouse& all - -.- 118 41 leaks IS Iles. SestAlAul.C7lseld all U. 146 - O. 19 Mak el Ilvdtserlsed all - - - 11r so ob. Doak of Auld all 1* ll* - 1Q 10 Do. Now - U. N o Leedom j so caid d Co moa osty ~. n u ay_ 114 .Se - >V Ledo' 111 Sulk Aldose 10 1 14 dk - *llO US fall Weslaslastsr le es a *ll US Prev. al leallasdl - - - 111 De. New ls - ••• - M Nalksel Beak - -•- WIN le New earth Wales 89,4111 U mud Beak Wipers all 46 48 - 10.615 SO Ottoman Bank - MOM 140 Provlndal at Ireland - - - MOS 16 South Australia 40.400 26 Oats at Australia 10,440 60 Oaten of towns - SAM 100 MOT linissi I ailt, Mutual - - - - - - - - WABUSLI•ILP WV.% Um Ira I WNW% 1 NNW Flees I tales. No. I Mk. I 00SP&Mos. IPd I Cl. Flom. Oar. 111 1 Madam. - 10 an Nano a laterdaa N iii se 10,000 10 ^' llial .. all la is - 111 all ireleass - IS 11 -• 39111414.111419 &Tim 1 it as - 67,040 10 Wakorstas.... an 4 4 - • an laid* I. Paella Ordeessea. - • I - - - SO L Lareleam Nall . 10 * an Masaa - - i . ,401 10 Baia Isla Meg Tel. ♦ al 32 36 - 1 1 0tames= Ina a lea llf 111 - LIU 10 Da. 11 Tver a Nl= on * * - IN all - - - 11.770 10 De, 0 - 111 al I V l Leaelem - 11,915 21: Oneida lAN all 110 113 - 10 11 itrahemlai 5 24 dl. - 9070 10 • batelsTel. (1.1 all - - - f 3 MAIO IL • a 614.01ftat. all et law* - all 04. Ilmeles ma. 5. D. a• -.- - 1,1119111 In. Palma - - - • - MAN OS. • • Tederemee lO5 IN log - 911 an 419 la= m eest.ll. 74 74 71 1101,010 It. Dm Sp. CO. Pap. DN IN IN 111 - 1111 an Iltallam - - atom N Restlodlalnig.t Canal 1 f A dle - 30TINIAN 91, Matra Tana* .... IN OS - all lealkallessa ILI. ... IS an thenreal Tarawa - - - LIN IS Ds Pew as - NM 1 nag. a* Asa Cop. - 1111 laNe aall Owen .... - - - 10,4110 16 Oa Stant Itaalles 14 - - - IN en Meta lease* - - - NO. 1 • MN Oa~_ 2 1 • an 4 I - DI all INaaLleati m p a the a 4, _ 109100 IDa 17; par esea Fr* all 1 4 - 911 an Da spare. Sagas 1 - WOO II IN. Ma TN (L).. 1 -- as - 111 an Nei a 1194 - 1100,000 4 Lea Oat Oemdbae be. ell 1 1 - IS 11 De. New awes _. • • - va - 10,003 10 Kadraa haat It Omal 1 f 1 pm - 10 an Neneedlea Task Prat II 9 - *Oa IC liagitansamallesTl4 all - - - IS 11 OttensellarusAidlo) T • Ols - 19 111 nalair. IN Tal. aka) all ti 54 - * an Ivear m i . 411Ledlt. N 37 - fa 15 Raised Dlaault Co.. 1 1 1 els * an mu - I 10 Nerastalocealrami; 5 54 41a - ID 17 IWO* sad IL heesisse - 19310 II Itelarlands Led.... all - - N I (Perasebsee) s. Tp.a 44 6 4la - 50,000 6 De. Op. e., P. at a. al 1 1 - 10 Uf las awl Deembaar - - - 1.114 ISO A.s6 ama lb I. Net 111. 11 5 10 - 1011leral Nadi - 1119411 IN. NIL Austealualas .. all 1 1 -.. Mal Swat - : 1 De. 7 per awl — 50, 1, • Oas I 1 an ambe all Nem .- if 3r4 0 a d 84 1 . 1 Da. •• I* Nam' - 141 al De. per awl /al 0 - 40, II M. Na. MINI- 1 - -40 3 400, 11l Maar UN a as. IN 51 $3 - ii. 4 Tara n dis - fib, 10 • sfriOnso. Mina 431 70 711 9* 16 1A 21.1 k Tama* lOa 14 1 i - IC all beta* a lreme.„.. B -99114 u SO Dr. New so 12 13 as 42 II all Nest 11006ses - 411, 1111 Lea a lad. Tel. 0.41 ell IT 111 - VI an I De. sever amt PIN Of - UAW IS • liam - N is watts it. w. a s) II - NON 15 . law all a Ile - al I Wallowa at Aulrb .... - - - WO 410 Min ataiet 111 al PI - 1 A Wbabitha - - - WM I. ANL Imola IN 117 130 - Wet 111 Aearsame lead 111 U IN - 1/111111174111 ROM. l9OlO 1 n 0 4 1112 2. •• al 1 I - ?a lAu 1 eioou. IPd 1 01. paw. I was 111,400 I Da N. 1100111 1 14- .00 11 10 Do. 4s. - an 6 t - 4 11 1 41111 149 1 111114014 ., amitlalr ir 1 :,..: 1 _... 1,... I. £ 4 . 0. 1 Allarali Nig Tirol bum I i ll= - sun al Lira 411.0.3 ely al NS - MO 25 Trail/Km. o.osoads 1 - - - - It. Ilsialla W. Nal 4v. et. N IL 11 - N. 1 Ds. ZINN= Tel. .1). l 4 Ille par •••• arm mi. W.llllll***-op.d. 1* -•• Iss • • • 140 Lemma NEN-. NS sle LIZMIAII. L 4 =r —b o4ll47 to MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAL) Two o'CLocx. The attendance in the Stock Exchange to-day is as limited as is usual on si Der - by-day. Very little business has been done. Trio funds are quoted the same as they closed yester day. With the exception of a slight recovery in South Eastern Railway stock, there is no move ment of the slightest importance in prices. At Paris to-day, according to Mr. Renter's tele gram, the Three per Cent. Bastes opened " inani mate "at 69fr. 15c., being the same as yesterday afternoon. Consols are officially marked 94 and for money, and 94 for the account. The pre sent quotations are 91* to for cam, and 91;; to I for the 6th of June. The official business report is as follows i—Three per Cents. Reduced, 894, 1 ; New Three per Cents., 894, e ; Bank Stock, 234 ; Indian Five per Cent. Stock, 1011, j ; ditto Five per Omit. rapes paper, 931, 94; ditto Five-and-a-Hal! per Cente,, 100; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1860, 96; Exchequer Bills (March), 6s. die.; ditto " adver tised," par. Foreign stooks are steady, but have met with very limited transactions. The Turkish Loan at 1864 is quoted 71* to I, and that of 1868, 614 to N. Sales are recorded as follows :—Buenos Ayres Six per Cents., 90i ; Greek Bonds, 8 ; Men lean, 221 ; Peruvian Three per Cents., 224 Russian Four-and-e-Ralf per Cents., RI ; Spaniel Old Three per Cents., 611 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1861, 711; ditto, Six per Cants., 1868, The Duncan Dunbar has arrived at Portsmouth, from Sydney, with 12,000 ounces of gold, valued at 48,0001. The amount of specie shipped for New Tork to day by the steamer Glasgow is 114,6911. The discount market was moderately easy yes terday, but business was not willingly dame beim 5i per cent. At the Bank el England the ap plications were very In the Stock Exchange loans on government aeon rities were obtainable at 4 per cent. Although investments continue to be acted ia the Indian Five per Conk, stock, there appears to be a considerable supply in anticipation of - a new iasne at no distant period. The amount of gold bought by the Banbrday was 90,000 f., mostly Australian. TllO Tasmania's has arrived from the West Indies, with 310,000 L in specie. On Change yesterday afternoon there was more inquiry for bills on Paris, Vienna, and Belgium, and the tendency in these cases was less favour able. The other emhanges were genesally firm. Subjoined is our usual list : AtOstordam, 3 16/61144 131 to I ; ditto 3 dip, 11.18 to 1 ; Botlonlain, 3 mostlie, 121 to ; Aattrirp, 3 months, 25.571 to 831 ; Hainbtz. Wm, 3 months, 13.91 to : Yu* 3 isys, 25.• to 71 ; dit•ofoonthi. 25.921 to 74; issaktort-os4lo- S awn 119 to 1194 ; Potonbars (pm rouble), 3 months, 331 to ; Oisay of. to., 3 moths, 14.20 to 30; T. icotj flo., 3 month% 14.20 to 30; Yadricl, 3 mouths, 48/ to Cacti; 3 imonths, 481 to ; Loewe% 3 mouths, 25. to 86 ; fismos, months, 25.70 to 6 ; Ifilan, 3 mostbs, 3170 to 5 ; Naples, 3 month., 391 to 1; Mwmo, 3 imouths, WI to 1; 1144oina, 3 months, 117/ to 1; Lisboa : 90 days, Nicol ; OPorto, 9 0 &IP, 524 to 1. The Board of Trade Returns for the month of April state the month's exports of bone pro duce and manufactures at 10,906,2191., being 4 per cent. less than last year, and 34 per cent. less than 1869 ; and those for the first four months of the present year at 38,5;4,462/, being 711 per cent. lees than in the correspond* periods of 1869 and 1660. From the particulars is another column it will be seen that several of the principal manufactures show a considerable falling off, particularly the code°, woollen, and silk. The heaviest decrease is to the United States, while'. the trade with India continues upon a large scale. The impo.ta of cotton for the month have increased, and the grain movement continues heavy. The Liverpool cotton market yesterday was steady, with sales to the extent of 8,000 bales. The death is announced of Mr. John Brown, of the firm of Price and Brown, of Change-alloy, and of the Stock Exchange. A:: the publication of the result of the ballot for the election of two directors of the Sub marine Telegraph Company, Messrs. Saunderma and Scamell were declared elected by a majority at 6,5'18 votes over t'iose recorded in favour of Sir C. Bright and Mr. J. Austin. At the making-up" in the railway share market yesterday, the floating speculation was shown to be much diminishedin amount. The supply of stock generally was limited and the rates of " continue tion" were, accordingly, very light. Leaden and North Western, Great Northern and Caledonia* stocks were all wanted fur the settlement, and were quoted rather higher for money than for the new account. The following shows the terms generally current at the commencement of business this morning : London and Notik Walborn. 1-16 to 3-16 want. " book. vs/dation." Orsat WOMSIII ........ ..... 1-16 to pm amt. sontamga: Looosohire sad Yorke Mrs lto Lpiieset: do. Berwick kid sad York sad North Midland South Eastern Colodoolan . Wu.* Manchester sad Shalleld . . 146 to 3-16 per mot. eon. Korth British l-16 I tI MI6 per cent. do. Tamar Emma. Consols, which closed yesterday at 911 to / for the Gth of June, opened this morning at 911, "buyers," and closed at 911 to 1. For money the last price was 911 to /. The official business report is as follows:—Three per Cent. Console, for money, 911, 1 ; ditto for account (June 6), Olt, 3 ; Three per Ltnts. Reduced, 891, ; New Three per Ceuta., 891, L 4, ; Tlurty Years Annuities, 1885, 151 ; India Stook, 814, 228 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 1011, ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1838, 981 ; ditto Bonds, 30s. di a. ; Five per Cent. " =faced " rupee paper, U4l /. The March Exchequer Bills were flat, at 6s. to 2s. die. ; and the June, at 2s. dim. to ls. prem., not withstanding the new privileges lately accorded to them. The foreign stock market was exceedingly dull, business being almost at a standstill. Them was a fall of 4 per cent. in Turkish Bonds, the Loan of 1854 closing at 7l; to 4, and that of 1868 at 55f to 56i. Mexican Bonds were inanimate at 221 to a. No alteration occurred in the market for bank sharer. The miscellaneous share market was like wise quiet. London Dock stock was inquired fur, while:, St. Katherine Dock was quoted rather lower. Great Ship sharer have fallen to ss. (3d. to 6s. The closing quotations for shares in new under takings to-day were as follows :—Ocean Marine Insurance 31 to a prem. ; Thames and Mersey Marine 13-16 to 15-16 pram. ; Universal Marine Insurance to ft prem. ; Lordon and Provincial Marine, a dis. to par ; Natal Laud, to 1 prem. ; and China and Japan Steam, ato prem., being better. There was again considerable busi ness in the shares o: the Commercial Copper Com pany, which closed at' to f prem. There was a fall of aliout 2 per cent. to-day is United States Five per Cents. TRAFFIC RETURNS. auLWAYII Miles Pa weaken Men , IYM Taal. open ckancill• UM W.idi aniline May 12. 4 4 A 4 North Staffordshire US 6.164 4,3111 Week ending May W. Limerick and }hints . l4l 101 71 11$ US Week wad!S. Olaissow & bomb Wa s twW —, - -- 4111 2.042 --- Week en.ting ■a) 26. Great Launnhoura London and Blackwall North London 1317 1,715 I.IW 1,303 s.eri 11.716 1 1 41 1.914 1,702 US ;Oil 2en • The shove to ozoloolro et twatin due wider hironsowt with Um larks sad North Woraora ltrilway Crompahr. , 4 . 1 ,1 1 1. , . 1 : . 1 i li 1,, il i ii , i , 1 1 7 . li l : 1 1 , 1 . J • . 1 1, : ' -, , , ... , . 1 1 1 ...,,i ; ! . I li i l l 11 ' L , . ',l ; ! "s )4 . , E ; 'l 1 !.. . C I , i 1 1 I ; 11 i ... 4) : i t I 1 th, 1 1 ": Jr i — i . II i l ,1• .. t U:: P• .. litiiii I M N /NI idl• Is M, by rim Mee inn PaY ta• st ) tba se be wort bated ) had , and until h wee .d. .pre. , Mon k Übe Imam ropoiN 6411( Moat. "fully 1 meat iii:a ►eight [mien , 4 %be ..4 the rotwio Moe% in pee- minaire i±car is= 1114000 10 Ifs dr r• rub of thew ; end to ;114 Cle• hod& Si Lea -1 Ni:s 1.11. me. sa brew. m ewe.