The Express. — London, England, 1865-05-03 00:00:00

------- THE SUICIDE OP ADMIRAL PITZBOY. _.- INQUEST.—(THIS DAY.) At 11 o'clock this forenoon, Mr. William Carter, one of the coroners for the county of Surrey, resumed, s a the White Hut tavern, Upper Norwood, the inquiry %m l►e oiretnertainxe attending the suicide of Admiral BobA Finßoy. gr. Fenn, solicitor, 86, Liseola'sAnn-fields, attended to in tea the case on the part of the family of the damaged eastisoilL N um erous Wends of the lamented admiral were present bib. court It sower to the coroner, yr. Farm stated that the name " FitalLoy" was ODD fu rl, bat that the syllable Roy was written with a capital ! fi b Ow Coroner then read over the depositions of Elisabeth Inman and Inspector Bond, already patlished, from which it appeared that the doomed had committed suicide asSandayworning lest by cutting his throat with a razor ; the bathroom. Kr. John Bond was then recalled, and he said that be had made a further search of the room. He found no pa yee that could throw any light upon the suicide. There was nothing to throw any doubt upon the fact that the de posed had done the injury to himself. Kr. Frederick Batley, IL D. and F.R.C.8., said that he lied at Westow.bill, Norwood. On lash Sunday morn ing. about half•pest 9 o'clock, be wee called to Lynd beret House, the residence of Admiral Fitrdloy. When he entered the room he found deceased lying on his back close to s sponging bath. His head was close to the bath, which WM in a corner of the room. Witness was followed into the room by a Dement. Witness saw that the admiral's throat was severed. He wee alive. He recognised whims. Witness said " Poor fellow," and he moved. He did not speak. The wound is the throat was an incised jagged wound. It extended to underneath the right ear, The instrument had been used more than once ; but there was only one general wound. Coroner—That is, the various incisions made one large wooed. - . . Witness mid that wu so. The instrument used must have been a keen-edged one. In the bath was the razor produced. There were three pinto of bloods in the bath. The razor had sunk through the bloc 3. The razor produced would inflict each a wound. It was quite poesible for deceased to effect the injury himself, and there was nothing ►o induce witness to believe that any other person had done K.. From the nature of the wound it wee impossible for gemmed to speak, for the windpipe was cut through above the harm. Witness mw at once that it wee • hopeless ease. The wound was sewed up. Deceased died in an hour and three-quarters. He died from the wound in the throat. The Coroner—Had you been professionally in attendance on the deceased! Witness rid that he had a knowledge of doomed pro fessionally slime the 18th of April, when the admiral con salkd him. Witness spent over an hoo- and a half with him that day. Coroner—What deductions did you draw from that inter. view? Witness said that he perceived that he was reduced in lth from excessive mental study. He was much reduced is body from mental fatigue. His studies were very laborious, seal were such as would mum great mental fatigue. They would muse a diminutioo of the powers of the mind sad body. Upon emenioing his body witnees found that he suffered from what was known as weakness Of the right side of the heart. Witness communicated this fact to him, and he said " Go on ; tam quite satisfied with what you say." He was • mon quite capable of enter ing into • medical question. lie consulted witness upon the question of going oe with hie studies, and asked him to what extent they might be °optioned with safety to his recovery. Witness did not like to interdict his studies altogether, for it would have been too severe a senteoce for the first day. Witness therefore gave Dim to undentand that temporarily at least he must rest from his lal our. He begged witnein's permission to finish some matters that he bad on hand. There was no actual ,n unity, but the mind was overwrought, and was in such • state that insmity might ensue. He showed witness • letter from Y. Leverrier, which he said he bed to answer, and that it would take him 24 hours to answer it, but that • little time before he could have answered it in • quarter of an hour. Witness told him to rest both body and mind. Be was prescribed for, and witness did what was necessary for the stets of has mind and body. On the 21st of April winless was sent for in baste. He found deceased greatly fatigued, he seemed to have undergone great labour. He had spent • samplers night, and in the morning be had taken an opium pill. He said that be had taken the opium to induce sleep. Witness considered his position perilous, for he had taken opium in • condition of brain not calculated to bear it. Witness prescribed for him and sew him several times during the day. The next day he had got rid of the effect of the opiate. Witness saw him daily from that time until Thursday last. Witness did not think that he had done any work daring that time, for his mind was not in a fit state to do anything or to bear any excitement after the 21st. ; bat he was up and walking goat. On the Thornily he called at witness's house, and witness afterwards met him. They bed a long walk, and in the course of the walk he asked fora point blank opinion es his state. Witness asked him if he meant by that whether be should give up his studies or not' For that witness could only say that they must be given up, as most serious coosequeems most ensue. Coroner—Pray tell the jury what you meant by serious imesequences. Witness said that the admiral asked the same question exactly, and witness replied that such a condition of the brain would ensue that paralysis would follow. He seemed to appreciate the opinion fully, and he said. "I am indeed grateful to you. It may save my life." Witness saw that he was depressed, but never from the tone of his conversa tion that he would commit suicide. Coroner—What is your medical opinion as to the state of his mind, when he took his life ? Witness said that he believed that deceased took his life under an impulse which he found it impossible to control, and that be was not of sound mind at the time. Witness did not see him on Friday. The admiral was in town on that day. A juror asked whether the admiral's state was such that a sudden overthrow of his mind might take place. Witham said that when the mind was so overwrought paralysis might take place from any sudden pressure put spoil it or from any sudden excitement. Alter other evidence, Dr. Batley said that after the admiral had recovered from the effects of the opium, he expressed great horror at dying while under the influence of what he had himself taken. Even the idea of accidentally deetroyiog his own lifs was repugnant to him when his mind was balanced, and therefore witness was of opinion that the sat was not pre meditated, bat was the result of a sudden impulse. The Coroner said that there were only two poiots for the consideration of the jury : first, whether the deceased died by his own act; and next, what was the state of his mind at the time he so took his own life. The foreman of the jury (the Hon. Plantagenet Pierpoint Carol mid that the verdict was, "That thedeceased Admiral Mtsitoy came by his death by his own act, and that at the time of the said act he was in en unsound mind." The court was then dissolved. CLERICAL STIRSCRIPTIONS AND DECLARATIONS. On Monday next Sir George Grey, in committee of the whole house, will move for leave to Ming in a bill to sewed the law as to subscriptions and declarations madeby the clergy of the established church. Mr. Stafford Northcote to-morrow will ask the I Vice-President of the Committee of Council on Education, whether an inspector is justified in Wedded's( to recommend that one-tooth of the greet earned by • school in respect of the proficiency of the children is reading, writing, sod arithmetic should be withheld in case grammar, history, or serszephy are not taught therein. Mr. Hennessy in to ask the Chief Secretary for Ireland, tomorrow, whether it in a feet that the arrange meats for the opening of the Dublin Exhibition were sub mitted to the Lord•Lieuteusnt for his approval ; and, who ther his excellency has mentioned argramme from which lish music has been excluded. - To-morrow Mr. Darby Griffith will ask the Chan cellor of the Exchequer " whether it has come under hi s observation that one particular morning paper was enabled to publish the =berme of his intended budget au the liXtaing before its communication to this hour ; and, whether it is in accordance with his intention that such anticipatios of his statement should take pros." On the 12th Mr. Disraeli is to "call the attention r 1 the Home of Commons to the conduct of the Poor iew Board with reference to the Wycombe Llnior in the county Bocklagh►m. Mr. Moffat intends to move in committee of mil and areas to amend the resolution relative to the duties on to by omitting the words "6th day of May,* and Isserting the words " lot of June * instead Sherd. In consequence of the strike among the artisans sad labourers ►t Plymouth. end of the interferers of the taloa mat with others trilling to work, the governmeat ha. it is rid, determined to suspend for the present all ingress in the construction' of the fortificstioas in this *deity. THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, MAY 3, 1865. ouunitu, GoviaxmaNT ',animus. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE (81 'Lamm TILIGELPII.) NEWMARKET MEETING.--(THIS DAY.) £5O HANDICAP PLATE. Japca 9 no. ENTRY FOR £lOO PLATE. R.M. Akimbo, Yanny, Tadlabask, Oamball, and A:clarion. All ENTRY FOR SELLING HANDICAP. D.H. Kromeekt, Idler, Hawkebaw, and Muaketeer. All are here. SWEEPSTAKES OF 50 BOYS. T.Y.O. Catalogue, Argonaut, Tomato, Oamnaman, and Gamma ---- , - . an ham - ' PAID Foszarr.—Puritan, Si. to Strafford, and Coup d'lttut. TWO-YEAR-OLD PLATE. Lest five furlongs of R.M. Means. Cleopatra., Maseppa, Odega, Antique. Scandal, Woodbine f Rook Elevator, Cesarewitch, Steamboat, Duchess of Newcastle, Ccorope, This, Marengo, Oalthaaak Hops o, King Hal, Fleurette. Otilipolis, Seam, Danish Ross, Pietas, Ammunition, Mildred, Harper, Rosit.t, Tottie, Flowery Land, fby Sedbury, Slier. Ouse, Maurice, Capri. . dons. Gaspe, Judy, Saxon Beauty, Macclociald, Mazurka, Latta, Miss Roland, Janitor, Melinda, William Pitt, OA • Kiagbons, Willie Sharpe, Fere, Harlequins, Can. ; tharides, Ulphns, Weetworth, Hsdon, end Shipwreck are g t : here. so FREE HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES, F.M.M. 10 Cambmican, &adamant', and Bestrix are here. 10 PAID FocruT.—Hippolyte, and Mail Train. es PRINCE OF WALES STAKES, Cesarewitch Course. gt Japan, Paris, Idler, Bonne, Gun Ladra, and Idle Girl so. ue hero. CHAMPION STAKES. Cesare% itch Clause. Iti. St Ceryophyllne and New York are here. !EARFUL BOILER EXPLOSION, FOUR MEN KILLED AND FIVE OTHERS INJURED. N Another fatal boiler explosion occurred on re Monday afternoon at Haswell Colliery, midway between ' Hartlepool and Sunderland, by which four persons were di, killed and five others more or less injured. The exploded boiler, it appears, is the second one in a set of five boilers, t: which are at the bottom of the pit, about ninety yards from et. the shaft, and are used for generating steam for working the l e t machinery connected with the underground workings of the gg. colliery. The engine-house where the boilers are in is about 20 feet high and about 50 yards square, and the root and sides are bricked in, and it is lighted with go.. From this 10 plena there are doorways which lead to the work ;op of the too pit. There were ten persons in this particular spot at the es. time of the explosion ; the rest of the men, numbering up- rt wards of 100, were woe great distance off. Nine of these g persons were either killed or scalded, and the only one who escaped was a mason named William Hare, who iiates t 2 a . that he was underneath the adjoining boiler to the exploded st. ors at the time of the casualty. l Ye it. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. ra ts MARK-LANK.—(THIS DAY.) 16 To-day's market was but moderately supplied with Eng- at. BA wheat ; but the general quality of the samples was good. 10 Oe the whole, the trade ruled firm, and Monday's quotations 10 were well supported. bt. The show of foreign wheat was rather limited. Fine r t parcels were in request, at full prices. All other kinds were 8 , a slow inquiry at late rates. se. Floating cargoes of wheat were the turn dearer. In el other produce afloat, the trausactions were only moderate. S. There was a good demand for English barley at very full at The Foreign parcels were int lees but not cheaper. 20 The malt trade was in sluggish state ; nevertheless the st quotations were stippot.ed. The supply was good. 10 Although the show of oats was good, the oat trade ruled at steady on former rms. St te u Beaus were in short supply and fair request, at f e et mummies. The few peas on the stands were taken off at the extreme rates. The flour trade was firm, at fully last week's quotations. The demand for seeds and cakes was inactive, and the were barely supported. CUILRENT PktlCl3l. g 4 cueß Pee Qr. L B. 40 to 43 41 to 44 42 to 47 43 to 49 SO* Poe Qr. 10 OATS. S . S . I• 2 Scotch. fool 23 to 27 90 Scotch potato Irish, whit* ..Slack BRAM WHZAT. Erez, Kent, red,; 865 ' Do. irdie,l:34 Norfolk rod Elncoln rod, 1864 BANAT 38 to 41 Masson - 33 to 36 100 Tick 39 to 38 IL Harrow Pigeon B3 to 64 30 le iltaa. gi. Orgy Id to SO 100 i nra 36 to 38 100 sum. ISO Town wade, per SO 100 lbs. ___ New MO. Country ingUak, feed l9 to 13 Norfol sad &Mak, 100 potato 23 so Tr osth k is IT to ss 00 . 10 roar fol. ID Per qr.Ter. Qr. a. 111. a. Ores. S. 5. ~ Danish and Swedish 18 to 21 r iturtas 111M96. _ _ __ Z" ••_—..• 'lilting •27 to S 4 Dlstllliag ... 25 to If Gruadiog lb to ft SAW. Norfolk, med &item. ...... o Cluirttg sad Wen bil to II Brown — 47 to 11 .sri Deatde aad Xiatp• berg 42 to 64 Redo* i llorldas Zak 42 to 50 30 to 43 bardaa, bard soft4o b. 2 American. rod PO vials dinar -- Danish 33 to 36 100 "O 3671) 1106 lta So 36 n o MI. 10 Ma t fl lOl to to $0 ho lainan Coats. Whits 1 Yellow .7.0 „„ 41 . FLOM. Grinding 2O to 24 Distilling Malting GAL. hawk per so to se ". gootabdt. •... Itt to 82 e Atooriout, per bet. .. 19 to 96 Canadian. .. 19 to 15 DITO LONDON, BY WATMit 117 S 9 TO MAY I INCLUSIVE. Z. Dutch, taw '.--- 18 $0 ZS toil ARRIVAL! nr MX &R. CARRIAGE 73 0 M APRIL YAM 0610. roar. qz9. ges. WU. mr.631. 100 SO .. 1170 1976 170 1 570 1 6500 I MO 19810 .. 1310 - LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. (THIS DAY.) 1L1C7210 AND INTNINATIONAL TELEDEAPII.) (nor ODD COIIII3SPONDIDIT.) The general ton. of the cotton market continues etee ly, end the Wes are reported at shoat 10,000 balm. Wbest.l Bsrley. Ble am le qrs. amp& sadlosiceli frisk iOnign I ni I siio 100,000 10 0,000 00 40,000 IN 11,900 90 .:0 04 la MINDING-LANG.—(THIS DAY.) si 7,90 0 &calk—The market continues steady , but no t active, KM 91 last week's currency being fully su pp orted. The sale. in- AM 10 19 chide good Jamaica as 35 e.; Bay ed Cuba . No. 9to 13, at Si 33e. 6d. to 36e. 6d. ; and elayed Manilla, at 29a. 6d. Re- rm.:, fined is in fair request at full rates. . 10,000 10 Coma — The tone of the market is quiet , but all Tull- ikon to ties of colonial command full rates. 10,000 10 Too.—The public sales are progressing without spirit ; 10000 10 conga.' selling at about the prices previously ruling by pri• ttoZ e l r e mite contract. Mosul 0 !tel. —Soft grain continues saleable at full prices. Rao- 10,00 100 goon found buyers at 91. lid. to 9s. 3d. 10,0001100 Rum.—The demand is steady. Demerara sold at the pre- 000, toe rims price of ls. 7d. Jamaica at full rates, and Mauritius 160 o.lo' m 10 Is. 6d. ,000 6 000 100 at SALTPITIIE.—AbOut 600 bap sold, fine quality at 27 5. to : 000 100 275. 9d. short prompt. ,000 be OMM—A limited basin's at prices which favour oue 000 20 1,000 60 ‘OOO 60 1,0001100 1,000,100 1,000 100 1,000 1 100 1,0001 10 woo, 16 MO, 16 TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The market is quiet at the follow= prices :—Towu is tallow, 39e. 3d.,oet cash ; Petersburg Y.C. ea ties spot, 20. 406. 6d. ; Jump, 40s. 9d. • July to September, 41s. 6d. te . to 41.. 3d.: October to December, 41 s. 6d.; December. 42e. lts. 6 BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) to Mame. Puttied's and Smith report there is little or M. no alteration in the market sines Monday lent. Trade quiet ii and prices firm. *1 60 se I ,000 ,000 100 ,0001100 MO WO 6000 U ,000 100 .4 . .000 SO 000 10 i„003 100 1 000 60 1,000 00 1,,W01100 1 001100 4000 60 000 100 10,001100 10, MO OIIO W 10 00 0 4.166 1 100 1,000100 -- ,000%100 ,000100 0101 10 ,000 60 1000 60 COAL MARKET.--(THIS DAY.) Walls End Hatton, 17a. 6d. ; Walls End Wo ols Het- Se; tan, 17a. 6d. ; Walla End Hartlepool, 17 s. 3 d. ; End no. South Hartlepool, 16e. ; Walls End Booth !Cellos, 16s. ; Ti Walls End Hanel Hall, 16s. ; Walls Eod KaHoe, 16s. ; yt Walls End Acorn Close. 145. 9d. ; West Hartley. 16e. 3d. ; 4 Ooispen Hartley, 16e. 3d. —29 ships at market, 25 at ass. 6. 6, Sir Henry Dymoire, Bart., hereditary champion of Facgland, died on Friday, after aa illness of only two days, from diphtheria. Brow Coulor..—The Easter vacation terminates to-day (Wednesday) with the Nonni of the lower boys. The I t , fifth and sixth forms mire at the college to-morrow (Thurs day) sad on Friday, when the whole of the scholars will -*led at Eton. _ _ 91 101 p 116 116 1 4., lit 111 140 144 49 111 61 69 65 67 se we el 9 1 146 168 31 4 pm 107 109 66 68 1028 466 1068 we 4 6i 46 TO BANIUL N 101 101 108 102 108 iii 106 64 164131 44 66 ea 66 67 lto 47 4911 n 46 4411 n 63 46 Ma 26 27 :In 16 141 aln 114 . 206. • 1 1 ° lot i ~:: rot 1 :a. 68 92 78 111 i idla 109 MI 94 116 99 91 N N $ 11 101 e 101 104 Ws par 101 1010 N VI SHARE LIST&-(TB113 DAY.) Two oViool. The railway market continues flat, and prices have again declined. Metropolitan stock has re- sea ceded 1 per cent., lAncaslure and Yorkshire ft, London and North Western }, Great Western }, Caledonian and Great Eastern }, and South Eastern 4. On the other hand, London and South Western has risen } per cent. London and North Western stook is now quoted 121} to ; Great Western, 73} to 74 ; Midland, 134} to 13i ; Lancashire and York shire, 121} to 122 ; South Eastern, 85} to 86} ; Great Eastern, 46} to 47} ; Caledonian, 131} to 132} ; London and South Western, 97} to 90} Great Northern, 132 to } ; ditto A, 147 to } ; and u Metropolitan, 136} to 137. Great Luxembourg Railway shares have de clined, and Namur and Liege are dull. Indian and Canadian lines are unchanged. ORDINAILY BUA2&S AND STOCKS. eh i ll d RAILWAYS. in strai n WoL Stour Va. teo a§ M.O. Makol Saskr.... 100 Onlodoolan.. Dort and Bandon all Cornwall all Do. • IA no dlr. unlll I ai Do. B p. lo poll to B. 100 Dublin and 11•Jano all Dandoe,Porth.tAbd.3n 100 Idlnburshand 100 tliaadow 100 Grua Ilartorn Ord. Bs. 100 Do. A Moak 100 Do. Haug, Ilk., No 100 arra Nor& onoollond 100 OrratNorthen2 100 Do.l. a. Too. so dlr. us. 100 Do.B 11116 p. o. la pad 11 100 Wt. Bonin 41 Waal (ro ) 100 ifireal Waders 100 ' Do.dlour 141.0onlink 100 Do. Booth Wolin 100 Do. W. likl.-40iderd 100 Do. Do. N= 100 Do. Do. H 100 lancoaldro t Tortoni» 100 London and illsolcorall 100 Lou., Erl Lwow 100 London.llDov. 100 London 1 North Wrens. 100 LondondllonthWasiorn Uneolnan all Marmon sad Corlbolo all Do. Do. nom 100 Notropolltsn Do. Now all Metro. Din (Pro. Scrip C Do. do. do. ... w 1001 OD Do. Nov 100 Do Bina. & Derby all Did. et. Wn. (Doi.. 011 l Do. litana all Yid loot I 100 North 100 Do. Idlit,Perth.Dood. 100 N. Zastero—Borarlak 111. Do. D. N. I. Por4- 100 Do. Loads.. 100 Do. York 100 Do. Caritas all Do. IDook.&Daellos. 00 Do. do. 1014.0 la Do. do. 100040 100 North Loodaa all Do. Now Do. de., Ma —.- 100 North Illadordalifro all. N. 4. L Viaetorti lama 100 !Booth& Central 100 hoothali NAL Aber Stk 100 15rotthli YWliad all ehrowabrephiro eary I Wkapi 100 Ith Unica 100 Mouth Devout 100 , loallt liaatani all chokes. W oklashm.dto. 100 Taff Vale 11 Do 0 100 Vale or Neath 100 Victoria Btu. & Ploallao 100 Waal Cornwall 1 103 IN. Ranh* ILB.A. SEMI= W Lawreor 10 Boso.llw. & 6 Do. IF Nana Bunalo & lAN Heron W Do. Preform 100 Ban., Brank&Goderlob Op. a. BN Ni.1.,11171 1104 Do. do. July 1, 1870 1100 UN 100 Cal. & Linares bp.o NO 'Caps T. & Doakip. e. S. W iDerawan.7p.o.prpril 100 Ear. NooVo 6B- 6 la • • 10 INN Isidro pa. I do 10 i Do. I Unload= IN grand Truk al umbels all Byulp. 11.B..etet all DIN pold. Do. dsterr.4 W 10. W Do. End rot Banda W Do. do. dotard W Do Srd pest Nook W Do. do. Warr W Do. lib prot. Nook . 100:2 Otes 6 "Do. D.. P Ina 6 p New drontniened.olaut. IN at B. Ingli al s IN Do 61 pm ark 6 D. It Do aU N. Western of Canada 111 Do. New an Do.llp.o.EN pay. INS an Dm.; Indian Bean* m d 110. 10lt 77 od4 1 Do. New IN Madras MT. 6 p. rat 160 wo. do. NO Do. on. 40. I Do. 11111 i on 10 11•1 b. Corp. 6pr e. Ed W MaTh. and Hotrien Bap W N.Bron.&Can.cda./. &B 100 N.E.otCan.Op.o.laBP.B. 100 lloind" 610. 6re 0,06. 100 Do. Dag 0... . Do. do. do. 101 Do. Punjaan do 100 Do. Indus Elllot. do. 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Ina MBank et AnsirL Landon end County Lon. liana g. 90 0 .3 1 4 14 London lane Block London* Math African Men. t Lawton. L. Do. ILOOdalat V.114=6116 (L.) Len. * Weeizolnahr Merchant Ifferoantia & Zrobanll Metro. & Prov. Dank (L Do. d.. Midland Dank (Lira) National of IA eerpool rlt.tra el initial Do. ard lame iiiicael Bank Do, New Ti 7 idls haWe reeveseei„..m at ____ The Salisbury Journal states that an Early Rising Et t o LrEl...ii. z ...taia Cricket Cobham jest been established* Andover, in Hank.. r ,...,, . I , J - ;; „, ..... It has already thirty-five members. soame la (*wall Bank ABIZEICAN NAlllB.—Amongst the many things A 16Do.New, We. = which the Teaks, boys sod gide may well remember m dd 1 0 . to bortAllsnkine o orn4 their thankegivings, *add be that they are so long! 0. /. 06• 40 tio iptoone. Do. it 111 11 04 do. . week Prete" God Smith," or .. Save.tord-or-I-penan i on le D. do. Doo; Tompkins." er "Eater.isto-the-kingdomwt-lteaven-tiwoodk - 'MA MI lobobblent.*Ddlidtr. nitsoliAribalaties Dobbs." Nevertheless, 1 remember a to. 11 icisikusinna freshman Orem Coeuectient, I think) at is Carlls t s. Am u iddik 100 4 . r. (um) • • wbo red that hie memo was Theodore ~ le,mo, lee eleffiL d 11. S. Antes soul Primrom I—Pracer's Naomi* foe May. T,eat leo De. Ow 10.001 DM Do. do. la gawk. OgasrAz. Panes. Oas SIIIILDIG DAT. . so,00•1 IS Dion 01l Auslmilis_. , WIND" MAT 2.—Admilloor co payment, 2,181 ;a* MAW 100 frolos el 11,40 • 4 Fla4l by Nam lieble. 703 ; total Aiken, VOA. I SAW se Wes et leake • Olosinicatatall I Bobs tads 7 to 1 p.a. 94 N 1311 1321 N N U 193 li 17 90 92 106 in A ei in /83 147 148 131 1111 86 16 74 74 SE de 61 id 46 49 IN 104 112 174} 117 e eft 107 HY 41 di 192 19i WWI 187} 188 8 81 pm 99 101 9 10 pm 164 i 136} 106 107 64 16 14 26 110 111 1443 61 Thi 47* Of 100 . 100 100 100 10 I ao" no : li ii. irt i 137 el! Ow :: coin .. 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F.(Porn.l I all goys' Swedish 6p. ct. all gam Ls °model p.M. all 'S. luaatiom.Von.gp.c. all ,outhgant.ot Port.7p.c. ,all Soniharnof Fratmegp.c. all South Italian, a per et, .all I Vl.4llS.W.ad Ira. a p. o. No. ICI 1.91,011 i St. tome , St. 610,00 e ei. cie,ooo' ea 130,000 80, 150,710 111 mules I ea. MONEY MAKEETd-(71118 DAY.) 92 92 alf 111 99 97 If If 1/2 Il& Si 7 P o e SS S HI 12 7 lif 11 it DIBINTIIII STOCK& noottA 06.16 in. 4 p.6.116/.161* o.lltba.,4t_clas.lJ6ll o.llsta.—W.3L- 01 .. 6 11 p. Jam. d Jay. tane.etYk.6pa.landaly Lon.lr.4p.o.husally Let N. W.6p.c.Jan.etJ ely Do. Ile p.a.Jsza..tJuly LALW.,Ip.o.Jaa./loty IlldlandAp.o.lanAtJaly N. Delilah. &LID. L. 6 p. et., PO. d Aug. N.Mitru.,6 p.e.J endJ 61, 11006.24.1,49.0.APA0c4. IPe I Cl. prices. I *WM No. lax! COXPA2IIIIII. 11,0111 10 Baglo-Mezoan Mint MAO 16 10.100 01 Australlaall A M.ll2. 10.000 10 Bumparateroaßitatosi 10,000 10 BoranWataroorks (L.) 10,000 S Bombay Ots (Maillod MOW 0 Do. New 0,000 10 *MIA &madam Lad t 144.1001. St. Britis h Mag. Tal. 1( 10.600 10 lodloa Tea (L) 1 OM OM Canada Gomposy I MOW 10 gaaadlanLoso&lav(l ) 10.000 10 Boylan 10.000 16 City of Zonr2.Pro.(L 16,01 BO 'City of Masa Impro.(l. 1.160 10 I uo _ 1101 10 i - pm 110,000 40,00) 10,030 20,000 17,600 20,000 1 1%000 100,u00 100,000 10,000 10012211 1119,81101. 217,0001. 10,000 18,000 f AI,OINJ 80,000 80,000 too.eoo Mina 11 lillaSi Si A i a t d. pm le yai dink It dis s 6 Si a am to 6 4 dis IS I liMo 6 6 2Ws 1041 00 ICity 0111re1 (Lim.) .* 111 Om& of Africealder.(L) 10 CommersialUnionasa., 60 Ormaoadated Dia... (LI 14 20 Continental Un.essti 14 00 Contractkorporation( ile Ocm.lll.ing..7reLTP.e. 10 C. Foor-ttelon. of Nag. 20 Do. New 60 Do. of Mnuritlue (L )11 el %anl Palace . . .... 16 1 K Do. Preference l4l K Do. op. et. Pere. 1 111 % U 100 Dlsoounteorporation(L. 10 Sulam Amara Tea( L.) 60 Out India linenclal(L 10 IL DAL brig. & Carl 11 60 libbe Vale ll 10 gorptianCom.a Prd.(L MlFtric Telegraph 1 gag. and kua Copper 60 Eng.and YorclgaCredit 50 en& &Scottlahllarin.4l. islrbura linginearing- Irtnancial tAaporatlos O linancial Discount (L.) 1 fore-et. Warebouee L. O'Meara (Limited) G.Credla Yla.of Lon.lL Cu. Meant Navigation 1 kionie&Joioutalga (11 ) i 0.6601 .1,0001 10,000'1 60 , 76.1 6,000 60,000 16,000 iiiil soap' .Ip.soo, rr tc lea* 24000 lue,ooo 60,0.10 40,000 U.N., Suo,vuu SO.OOO 10.000 1,6034)0 1 "'N. ONO 90,000. !CW -,0031 _ Si Sipm l9 zdl IS 0 1 1 411 M SS 18 01 10 114 10 114 dill 1 I Dar dlnnl 21 1 1 3 dll 10 s licpa DO l U 4 111 2 yi I II- " - 4 dli : It 1 AM! 1 lias) 10 6 6 al, 6 A 9, 4 li npot I._ 71 115;1 6 1 1l 9. ilium' Varl 10 2y ledis 'di 1 1 4: a 11 14 loti • Bunabor bon Workt(L) ▪ .&111orCdt.•••• prat Intogatlon l nl iz ton Use' 14 e lalarnaLblnan.6aolt/ InternaLlaad Crodt L 1 Italian Laud. Itallonlifig. (Caii.Cay. Do. 6 D. c. lIL. r.lBlO AdadatockDlaooant(L.,ll Land Becarltaos (Um.) I Load- Alricaa Tradlad 11 Land.andealodon. IL (L Lon.CountylandalL --.1.11146106;461641 40,010 146 2 6 6,0(0) 10,0..141 6O 06,00 $6,000 1011 4 %1 du 6 2 Idle 10 7 6 tVO 9 6 r Dm Al 1 : li T 7 160 .11 6 16 11 10 dim to 6 4 666 10 I 6 dim a 1 117 1 1 1 is Itlls um 3 1116 s Dm } Spool A _ 111 Load. (loan. Amen • Land.G. Ornadbaso.(l.l 111 Lond.aolatg.ang.ColL 11 10 Wad., Italian, &an= 11 10 Lond.flar. Dlorannt(L) 11 lond.Prodnetalklaans 1 N Madras Irrlp. a Canal U ID Do. . . . ... . 11 arise Investmeni(L.) 111 Mauritius LA34,63414 Usdlt. Brim Tel (L) Iron Works. 10 'Natal Land& OoL C. (L U Nattonal Ws. ' 10 , National Elnanoka 11 N , National Prov. 1 Natlonalateant a ra l l)l ✓ NarbodclaCcel L 110 Do. New N.ZoslaadT.aLoan(L 10 NorthernAasamTos(l ) IL N .ML A ustraltudamL) u 10 N.llrlt.aktaroms.l24 Novateasao.andL. ,L) • I Do. do. N Oosan Marina (Dawn N OrtantalCommortdal(L 10 Oriental PinanetaltUm. 1 lOslantal ass ainntedj • 101 Do. Vrisatl New nlandetoan(l ) II 'Otago* athlandlnimi 1 10 Ottoman Ft/uncial (I ) 11 • Ottoman Oas (unlined PanamalL.lLlstmonatL) ' 10,000 UAW M 12.000 11 00,000 M 92,500 11 190,000 iu,00,1 90,000 2 21,000,10 dY Fpm 10 10001 2.4y1 •.*??1 6;012 20,000 15,000 1 27,1714 111 60,0011 20,0011 50,405 00,001 10,002 I 10,100 100.000 10,000 00,000 1 26,000 11 10,000 0 10,000 I 12,600 11 4;600 11,106 1 , 600,0001 61 MAO 6 20,000 6 17,?00 11 he 6 i 6 Ile MI psi I 1616 pox II it. 1 las l Po no dw I • 10 I Do. New IL •Poe11110.101211&Ylii.g ) 10 tonlosalm• sO. Mom II 10 Do. do. Now I o uocol w ,?? ii..fiol sokiie,soiii i. Iti dAgoo I i0,0e4 I lON I i. 6 .:°°°l it get: .71 1 07: 18 19 pa la 10 8_ e_dil icj, it 0 i t A will 4 '4 10 'Quebradat, R. 14(1 1 10 ;Rapala*, lton • 16 Do. Dew a M I 'Rio J. City Improv. (L ) al 111 Ditto ditto .... 1 N loyal lialletsas .... • It. Attstra. Invest t.. & Q so Q. Knight. &Co. L i I N Finaa.d' Kanto( ) II • 6. Attlass IL * la. a: 60 Do. Nand i 115,.... ! ii.iiii 166,0081 i You id. N "tie 41 FO 110 I 6 4il 10 81 N a $ 6 11 ill NI 16 Sena Australian Land Il 1 tanartne Talsgral•t De, &alp ▪ sl.Cmifts•Agatn.(L Thantas&Mostay r • -L O▪ lin.Marina ofLrer.( L • Unltad&TsksA.oo.(l ) I • Onlvesa.Marins 1na.(14, LO Caner Assanass(Lint ) • Lino Iran Diessn's land Warrant FinanostlAna U satladiak hallo* li,loo fi 100,000 lIC 1;010 II 00,000 0 100,000 114 10,010 I 114 10, 0000 000 0 10,000 II 10,010 0 10,010 II 10,030 0 811 i id it i In zd 6 —,, In 26 21 Si pas 21 Ono DI 25 8 9 11124* l*lii 951 d in idu id gam 1 2&a ells 1 - 1 iar I pm I et. 3570 i it D li llli lig Sle LO I Idle! If ii Oidiii PREFERENCE SHARES. Great Easters, EasteraiCountam Extessioo, No. 2.105. Greet Northern, 5 per cent. redeemable at 5 per cont. prem., 104. FOREIGN RAILWAYS. Babia and San Freneineo (Limited) gua. 7 per cent., 141. Great Luxembourg, I3g 4. Natant aad Liege pm. 141 r. p. an. by the Belgian govern ment, 8. PROVINCIAL SNARE MARKETS. Livinfool., MAT 2.-Bales to-day : - Great Weems. 741- Lmcashiro and Yorkshire, 1 2 21 1-Lond and North Weston. =ll S 1 S .1 1 1 -Manchester, sheneld, and Llneolashtre 6 = metropolitan Txteon. 11 p.-North 'astern Berwick dock. 1101-Buffalo and Lake Homo, 41 6-16-Great Western of Canada, 101-Krie, be 1 1 1 601 1 50-111 Mots Central, 7711 Dutch BMuish, 6 1216 1 Great Lexemboarg are a. p. - 7-161- thsunah Certificates, 161-4.2antederate Loan, 11-11 /States 5-20 Bond; 65 6 61-11ereantila and &change Bank Limited'. 2 ueDlre 1 1216 d. - British and foreign Marina, 2 u4sp.— Insurance 11.16 D. -Queen Insurance, 1 p.-Union Manna (United), 1 # WI and Irish Inwe Tale. 115-British mans, II d. - Lisarpod licitaaga, National Staem ( tad). 611 1 1 d.-711ntahire 011,2 4. MAT 2.-Dhere w a good business. but prices closed not quite so snoop. BelekowMhan, and Ce. I rate a 9.—c. cumen and co. Cuomo/ 1 P.- 0 5 11 f 54 * - rata loan. 111 It 1-Coneolitated Bank ( .111 4_ o -I= k 'mambos= 6411 Tnmk of Quads, 111 ( Western of 1 Welitar., la i- - Otnetai Credit United), 2 p.- Cranial, rri 41 i i ilza iat ila Brown and Co. (Ilsolead), 12 p.-Lsaea• and 7 11511 1- Leedom and North Western, 1221-Manehaster, and upooleddrs. eV b-Ditto 6 per ant. Preference, 1 111 li 71 1-Ditto New Externion. 1112167; 1 .. 1.6. 1.16- ew York and Ida, 011 SIGO 1 1110 150 ill 491-N Kestent. Berwick', 11 Ditto Torts, 1011-Boath Banat, Bt-Thumsa and Hersey Yonne Insasees (Undted), 6 n. v.-United Malls 6.16 Tears' Boob, is i 0 4 i 1--Navetry g New i lt ss =mbrien, flawesta, lint, thl-Dninet Bank, Intlwap Meal Nail Mani, to 9.-Mantikenee toonty Bank 1112111•0,4 p,... • Two o'Czocz. The revival in the demand for money has to-day caused a fresh decline in the stock markets. The funds have fallen 4 to 1 per cent., and the reduction extends to foreign stocks (especially Turkish Con solidis) and home ra'lways. There is a good demand for money to-day, and the lowest rate for the best bills is 4 per cent. At Paris to-day, according to Mr. Reuter'a telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentes opened at 67fr. 35c., showing a decline of sc. Consols are now quoted 904 to 4 for money, and 904 for the account (May 9). The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Console, for money, 901, ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 884, #, ; New Three per Cents., 884, 1, 4 ; Bank Stock, 240 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 107 ; and Exchequer Bills, 7s. prem. The speculative foreign stocks are generally lower. TurkishConsolides have declined 4 per oent., Mexican 4, and many other stocks 4 to 4. Some of the present quotations are annexed, viz.:—Greek Bonds, 204 to 21 ; Mexican, 26 to 4 ; Confederate, 12 to 13 ; Spanish Passive, 304 to 4 ; the Certificates, 164 to ; and Turkish Consolidds, 521 to 53. Transactions are recorded as follows :—Chilian Six per Cents., 102 ; Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 621 ; Danubian, 82, g ; Egyptian, 96 ; ditto, second issue, 96 ; ditto, 1001. Bonds, 97, 4 ; ditto, 1864, 931, 1; Italian. 644, 4 ; Mexican, for account, 264, 26 ; dittolB64, 254 ; Moorish, 964 ; Portuguese, 1856, &c., for account, 481 ; Russian 1822, 911 ; ditto 1850, 88,1; ditto 1862, 901,1, ex div. ; Spanish Passive, 304 ; ditto Certificates, for account, 161, 4, ; Turkish, 1854, for account, 901, 1 ; ditto 1858, for account, 70 ; ditto 1862, 734 ; ditto, foe ac count, 72, 711; ditto 1001. Bonds, 724 ; Venezuela, for account, 184 ; ditto 1862, for account, 40, ex div. ; ditto One-and-a-Half per Cent., 9. The scrip of the New Ottoman Loan is quoted 1 to lf prem. American securities are lower, the advices just received from New York showing that prices were below those current here ; 5-20 Bonds are now quoted 64 to 4 ; Illinois Railway shares, 75 to 76 ; and Erie, 50. International Financial shares are now quoted 1 to A prem. ; General Credit, 14 to 2 prem. ; London Financial, 7 to 4 prem. ; Imperial Mercantile, 1 to 4 prem.; Credit Foncier and Mobilier of England (both old and new), 31 to prem., ex div. ; Hudson's Bay, 154 to 4 ; and Egyptian Trading, 1 to 01 ffis. The quotations for the shares of some of the new companies are subjoined :—Metropolitan District Railways, 9 to 10 prem. ; Varna Railway, 8 to prem. ; Millwall Freehold Land and Docks, 2 to 1 die. ;Moecow Gas, 4 to# prem.; Russian Iron Worka, 2 to 4 prem. ; Anglo-Egyptian Navigation, 34 to 1 prem. ; Plymouth Shipbuilding, 14 to 2 prem. ; Ottoman Company, 1 to 14 prem. ; and Lion Brewery, 14 to 2 prem. The Oneida, front Brazil, has brought 43,9521. is specie ; and the Wave of Life, from Port Phillip, 13,0001. _ There being no demand for the East, the bar silver by the Mexican packet was sold yesterday for Hol land at ss. old. per ounce, showing no alteration compared with the recent quotations. The dollars by the same vessel were disposed of, chiefly for the same quarter, at 4e. 114 d., being likewise unal tered. There is only • limited inquiry for the latter for China. The remittances for Holland are understood to be chiefly in payment for American securities sold here. The foreign exchanges yesterday afternoon pre sented no alteration. The list is subjoined : Amsterdam, 3 moths, 11.19 to ditto, 3 days, 11.16 to 17 ; Rotterdam, 3 mouths, 11 . 19 to 4 ; Ant. weep, 3 months, 25.421 to 71; Hamburg , ma. Munn. 3 months, 13.81 to 91 ; Pans, 3 days, Z. 121 to 171 ; ditto, S mouths, 25. 3 74 to 421 ; Pranktort-00-the.liaine, 3 moetba, 1201 to 4 ; St. Petersburg (per rouble). 3months, 304 to 31 ; Vienna, off. dn., 3 mouths, 11.71 to 121; Trieste, eff. So.. 3 months, 1L74 to 121 ; Madrid, 3 mon th s, 471 to 1 ; Cuba, 3 months. 48 W 1 ; Leghorn, 3 months, 25.56 so 60 ; Nadi. 9 mouth., 2 5 . 55 to 60 ; Milan , 3 months, 25.55 to 60 ; Naples, 3 months, 25.56 to 60 ; Palermo, 3 mouths, 25.56 to 60 ; Ifeewne, 3 mouths, 25.55 to 60 ; Lisbon, 90 days, 51 1 to ; Oporto, 90 days, 511 to 1. The failure is announced of the old and respect able house of Messrs. de Mottos and Godefroi, foreign merchants, of Copthall-court. Nothing definite has transpired with regard to the liabilities, but they are understood to be rather considerable. The liquidation is expected to show satisfactory results. According to some statements there will be 20s. in the pound. The stoppage is stated to have been caused by the difficulties of two other firms—one in Egypt and the other in the north of England. The crown agents for the colonies have invited tenders for a small loan of 30,0001, for the govern ment of Antigua, on Six per Cent. Debentures having twenty years to run. The money is re quired to construct works for supplying the prin cipal town of the island with pure water. The secu rities offered are two—first, the water rates and plant, (be. ; and, secondly, the general revenue of the colony, which is stated to have been in excess of the expenditure during the last eight years. The present debt of the colony is but 15,0001. This sum is due to the home government, on account of an advance of 100,0001. made to the colony in 1844, under what was termed " The Earthquake Lo-ui," which has all been paid off except this small balance, and this will disappear, according to the t rate of rement, &mug the next three years, en whthe 30,000 pay 1. now required will become a pre ferential charge on the revenue. The committee of the Stock Exchange have appointed Friday next • special settling day in the shares of the following companies :—Reuter's Telegram (Limited), to be marked in the twioe-it week list ; West London Docks Warehouses Com pany, to be marked ; Trinidad Petroleum (Limited), not to be marked, " the mode of issue and allotment being unsatisfactory and irregular." The directors of the London and Brazilian Bank (Limited) have issued their report, to be presented at the extraordinary general meeting on the 11th inst. The object of this meeting is to communicate the details of the arrangement which the board have made with Messrs. Mani and Co., and to advise with the proprietors as to the mode of raising the additional capital. It was originally proposed that the immediate payment on the new shares should be 101., but it has since been arranged to reduce this sum to 71. 10e. Notwithstanding the recent crisis in the Brazilian trade, which has rem dared it necessary to write off 16,5751. for losses, the net profit for the half-year ended 31st December last, amounted to 28,052/. This will enable the directors, in July next, to declare an interim divi dend of 11. Ns. per share, being at the rate of 7} per cent per annum, and to carry forward 8,5521. Another new undertaking is the Chichester and Midhurst Railway and Extension to Haldeman. The proposed line will commune by • junction with the London, Brighton, and South Coast Rail way, at Chichester, and will form junctions at Midhurst with the Lines of the Mid Sussex and Midhurst Junction and South Western Companies, and with the Portsmouth Direct Line at Basle mere. The railway will be • little over twenty miles in length. The works have been let to and already commenced by contractors, who are to com plete the line within two years from the date of commencement. During construction 6 per sent. interest is to be paid, and 7 per cent, upon shares fully paid up. The capital is 370,000 L, 37/0 00 shares of 101. each, with • first issue of 19,000 shares. A reseal meeting of the shareholders of the Beak of Queensland (Limited) is wormed for the I 119Itetast., when a ditidead is to be declared. A general meeting of the Eastern Bengal Harrel Company is called for the 26th inst. The first ordinary general meeting of Hewett and Co. (Limited) is called for the 10th instant, when a dividend te to be declared. Notice is also given that the meeting will be made extraordinary, for the peeper's of altering the articles of aatociation, to enable the directors to declare ad interim divi dends. Sir Arthur Buller, M.P., has joined the direction of the Library Company (Limited). Formal notice is given that Vice-Chancellor Kin deraley has fixed the 9th inst. fur the appointment of an official liquidator of the Portsmouth, Portals, Gosport, and South Hants Banking Company. A petition for the winding up of the European Central Railway Company (Limited) is to be heard before the Master of the Rolls on the 6th inst. An order bas been made by the Master of the Rolls for the winding up of the Joint Stock Com panies Association (Limited) under the supervision of the court. Mr. Giro. Scott, of Bond-court, Walbrook, has been appointed liquidator. Subjoined are the quotations of insurance, Las, dock, and other shares, as given in the Stock Ex change list of last evening : Isaarsoos.—Allisace British and Foreign, 161 ; ditto Marine, 38; Clerical, Medical, and General - Life, 26: _NI*, 7 ; Guardian, 51; Imperial Fire, 350 ; Imperiel Life, 201 ; lodeninity Marine, 126 5 ; Legal and General Life. 71 ; Liverpool and Loudon and Globs (6 per Cast. Annuities), 1211 3 ; Loudon, 461 es div ; and Provincial Law, 4 ; Marine, 931 ; Oman Marisa 231 Mentz, 140; Rock Life, 71 ; Ban Fire, 20910; Universal Marine (limited), 6j. Gaslight and Coke.—City of London A, 30 ; Cesar sial, 431 div. ; Equitable, New, 38 4 , European, 141 14 ; ditto new, 7 ; Great Contra), 17 ; Imperial Debentvem, 198: Imperial Continental, 89 to 901 ; London, 80 to 81 as div. ; Pbccoix, 104 to 901; ditto new, 14 to 15 ; United Gmurral, BM to 4; iii astern, te , ax div.; ditto O. 4 4. Docks.—Esst and West Imado• an d SG. 3adiv 1391 Katherine, 64 Waterworks.—Berlia, 101; Chases, 271 ; Grand Junc tion. 811 to 2. Oanals. —Birmingham (Guar. 41. per cent. London sad North Western), 861 to 1 ; Grand Junction, 691. TIMMY EvWieo. Consols, which closed on Saturday at 90/ to 91 for the 9th inst., opened this morning at the same quotation, and closed at son to I, both for money and the present settlement. For the June account the last price was 901 to 91, the " continuation" being Ito 5-16 per cent. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols., for money, 91, 901, ; ditto, for account, 90/, Li; Three per Cents. Reduced, 89, 881; New Three per Cents., 881, 89, 881, 1,1; Annuities, 1885, 13 15-16; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1.061, 107, 1061, 107 • Five per Cent. " enfaced " rupee paper, 102/, 102. Indian government secnritias were steady. Ex chequer Bills remain at 4.. to 7s. prem. There was an improvement of per cent. in Italian scrip and Greek Coupons, and 1 in Spanish Passive and Certificates, but, with these exceptions, foreign stocks were rather fiat. Egyptian, Mexican, New Granada Two per Cents., and Spanish Deferred, fell I to 1 per cent., and Venezuela. Bonds of 1862 and 1864, L There was also a reduc tion of to per cent. in Anglo-Turkish Bonds, as well as the ConsolidEs. A decided improvement took place to-day in Agra and Masteruian's Bank shares. City Bank, English, Scottish, and Australian Chartered, Bank of Hin dustan, London Joint Stock, London and Brazilian, Merchant, and Midland Bank shares were also better ; but Continental Bank, Imperial Ottoman, and South Eastern Bank were weaker. Hudson's Bay shares were last quoted to-day 151 to/ ; Egyptian Trading, Ito 1 dis . ; National Discount, 10/ to prem.; Joint Stook Discount, 21 to 11 dia., being firm ; Ottoman Societoi Gin& rale, 21 to 1 prem. ; and Milan Improvements, 31 to 41 prem. Au improvement took plate in Credit Foncier of Mauritius, National Steam, Otago and Southland Investment, Northern Aseam Tea, and Royal Mail Steam shares. Ocean Marine Insurance, Fairbairu Engineering, and Fore-street Warehouse were rather heavy. The shares of Hewett and Company were quoted to 3 prem. London and St. Katharine Dock stock advanced 1 per cent. The shares of the financial companies were quiet, at former quotations. The closing quotations are annexed, viz.:—lnternational Financial, 1 to l prem. ; General Credit, 11 to 21 prem. ; London Financial, 7 to 7/ prem. ; Imperial Mercantile Credit, 1 to 11 prem. ; Credit Fonder and Mobilier (both old and new shares), to prem., ex div. The closing (but in some asses nominal) quota tions for shares in new undertakings are sub joined :—Metropolitan District Railways, 9it to 101 prem. ; Rio de Janeiro Gas, 1 to 11 prem. ; South African Land and Finance, 2 to 3 prem. ; Anglo-Egyptian Navigation, 3/ to prem. ; Ply mouth Shipbuilding, 1} to 2 prem. ; Lion Brewery, lf to 11 prem. ; the Ottoman Company , 1 to prem. ; Russian Iron Works (allotted this morn ing), 2to 21 prem. ; and London and Mediterra nean Bank, 1 to 11 prem. Varna Railway shares have risen to ni to 81 prem., in anticipation of the settlement to-morrow. The share list of the Lion Brewery Company (Limited) has closed this afternoon, with applica tions to the extent of nearly four times the com pany's capital, many of alfich are of a very bong tide character. United States 5.20 bonds were last quoted 651 to 66, showing a fresh rise of about per cent. Virginia Dollar Bonds improved about 2 per cent. MINEB.-(THIS DAY.) Two o' The mining market is steadyto day. West Caradon shares are in good demand, and have risen 10s., the present quotation being 9 to 10. Tolvadden are also inquired for at Ito On the other hand, Rest Lovell have declined to 13k to 14k. Clifford Amalgamated are quoted 29} to 30k ; South Darren, 2to ; Rut Russell, nto ; North Shepherds, 6to ; Chiverton Moor, 3to k ; New Lovell, 11 ; and Tresavean, to 7. Yudauamutana shares have been dealt in at 11 and 11, being firm. Other colonial, as well as foreign mines are quiet. We have received a copy of the prospectus of the Llanrwst Slate Slab Quarry Company (Limited). This company proposes to raise a capital of 75,0001., in 15,000 shares of U. each, of which a large portion are stated to have been already sub scribed. The estate, the lease of which is to be purchased, is situated iu Denbighshire, within three miles of Llanrwst, which powwows railway COMM 11, nication. 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