The Express. — London, England, 1860-07-02 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (TRW DAY.) EQUITY COURT. (More ths Miaow at Um Rells.) prri. , sima =WARDS. Ili. Honour oive juncoes& in this case, which tame eh upon further reanimation. The Tootle° was w h e th er t h e o ft over contained in the will it the teenenur O the came tiob effect under the circuin.tances stated below. The „ : ift ran thn. ; - should one or more of them, hi s ne ph ews , 111,141.1 W lief ore inama4r, sal les. e so issue, their part or pert. should fall to the remaining nephew or nephews, .•r their issue, share awl share a: l k e ." One of the nephews merited awl ibed. lesein,; issue ; And the surviving nephew Iminog no issue. Mr. Teed and Mr. Chez les ountentled, on the part of the hildren .4 the first-mentioned nephew, that the weed •• Aid" in the clause ought to be read " or," and that as t 1., death of the last-mentiosed nephew, alter marriage and itlond iwue, the gift over took effect. HI. Honour MAI that though Lord Hardwick, bad deter. mined in • caw preciaely resembling the present that the words might he read a. contended , vet ixasmach as the 11 , 416• of Lords in a recent came had decided otherwise, he was hound by the decision of the euperior court and must hold the gift over did sot {eke effect. Mr. It. Palmer, Mr. Lloyd, Mr. Follett, Mr. ().borne, Mr. Southgate, and Mr. Deuce appeared for the parties. INGLII 0. ax HAZE.. This ..aume •Lio came on upon further consideration. It ws. in the piper for judgment on one point on Saturday, when his Honour held that where • testator had ap... P.nted three person. executrix and executors of his will, soil one of thine person. was indebted to hi. estate, and the other two alone proved the will, and upon their dermae the indebted exe.utor CAM., in sod proved also, that the latter u. doing discord himself of the immunity arising from hi. do ht, brio: lorred by the statute of linuta t on.. This nioru.ng his Honour added that the dafen.bad, the deldor, had acted most candidly and lionoomlily in di.cluiing the existence of the debt, of which proof sdiunde would have leen difficult. ft WWI not the prat-tics .1 the court to charge inherent upon staid laibincrs, 1114 mies properly in the hands of persons irtliteFluently becoming legal repre• sentstiVlM. its to • 'balance of 1.0004.. which had been phased in a hank to the credit of the estate, inch intere.t only wind be paid as had been received ; and as h. the debt of difilf., properly the amount of in. Serest ou it would be determined by the note ...curing it, but an that errs not forthe t o d 7im given the usual ride by the court ( 4 per rent.) mast be • free the .lato of the probate granted to the debtor the day .4 pity nient. Mr. It Palmer, Mr. Selwyn, Mr. C. Barber, and Mr. Hristowe appeared for the different parties. Thomas $ ticket collector, and Wiliam Hardin, en impactor, in the IeI7ICC of the Loodoo and Blackl pany Johnson stated that the prisoners came to the Shadwell station with the 45 min. met 10 o'clock train on Saturday night. The train was from Woolwich. The prisoners were very disorderly and mach intoxicated. One of them jumped dorm on the line and put his life in danger, for other trains were due and approaching the station. There wee a dog with the prisoners, which they refused to pay for. One of the prisoners seized him by the throat, and a struggle took plasm in the course of which the inspector came up and he waliansaulted awl kicked. Mr. Harding stated that be new one of the prisoners fight * with the signal men, and upon laying hold A him be swore most terribly and kicked him on the side. The con duct of both prisoners was very groom indeed. Mr. Yardley--Who kicked you? Witness— the primmer Kay. The prisoners said the dog was paid for at the Berkley road.station, and that so ticket was given them at that place, and they would call a wits.= to prove that fact. A person was called but did not arum Mr. Yardley said it would have made some difference in his estimation if the dog bad bes paid for. He fined Kay 20s. and the tither prime'? 10a THB NATIONAL BULB ASSOCIATION. MAISTING AT WIMBLEDON.-(27118 DAY.) This morning Wimbledon-common, large as is it& area, was literally covered with people, who assembled for the double purpose of ascertaining the result of the contest for the prizes offered by the National Mille Association and of witnessing the arrival of the queen. It was originally inteailed that her Mejesty would arrive ►t three o'clock, but at that time her Majesty had not appeared, and it was an. pounced that half-past three was the time axed for receiving the address determined upon by the council, and firing the lint ride. Volunteers in their various uniforms, and foreigners from various nations appeared on the scene of action to contend for the prizes under the regulations which have already been published. Her Majesty's prize of 250/. will not be con. tended for until Monday or Tuesday in next week. Amongst the earliest arrivals this morning were the Duke of Wellington, the Duke of Cambridge (who took an active part in superintending the arranfiements), Lord Echo, Mr. Sidney Herbert, Sir De Lacy Evans, Lord Combermere, Lord Cardigan, Colonel North, M.P., Colonel Knox, M.P. The inner circle, in which her Ma. jests will receive the address, was filled with distingnialwd visitors. COURT OF EXCHEQUER. Sittings at Nisi Priam at Giddhall.—(Before the Lord Chief Barra awl • Spatial Jury.) NIA. . TUC curreto COOXI7II RAILWAY COMPANY. - TUE ToTTENMAN ACCIDIDIT. Thiii we* an active brought by the plaintiff, a miller at 11•41esalon, in Hertfordshire, to recover compenastion for mimic* ‘woitaised by reason .4 the alleged . ligetice of the drfandanfie servants. The .leferakete pkadea cot guilty. Mr. rale in lames, Mr. H aw ki ns , aw l M r. J were rounvel f o r the plaintiff ; Mr. Koval, Mr. Elerimat Base tine. and Mr. Kaye represented the defendants. It eppcared from the opening of the leaned counsel fee the plaintiff, that the plaintiff, who was in the habit .4 attending the inarkcts in the enmity of Hert ford. wan a pawenger in the defendants' express true to Miratford 04 the 20th of February. On th , arrival of the train at the Tottenham station, the toe of the left leading wheel .4 the elegise broke into Voir peeves, and the manor., having run off the line towards the platform, nee up no the lack -keels awl fell upon the first carriage, in which the pLuataff ws. travelhog. *Wild persons were killed, and the plaintiff. leg was es fearfully fractured that it had to I amputated. The defewl..nts denied their liability ea Ile er.erml that thyn hail used all enbaary mei dilieram sail that the ameteut arose from eirearostaame keened itMAT inetrol. The COMP eras pweeedine when we went to prem. It is espertesl to occupy throe or four days. COURT FOR DIVORCE AND MATRIMONIAL CA USES. (Wiwi the I )ni.adiry. Mr. Judie* Willer. and Ili. Jll4/lil Thi. n. MM.( th , .at *bort tiaw, and gave Joialarat in the I.4'.•••rlag caws, whirls had as laard du sag the prvywato farm. _ CALDWaII CALINtrLL AND ICNNIDT. The earn dueseed ea eremite 4001. to be paid out al the mai. al the releleweat 1.4 the whacatioe awl emir wear. the &abbe* at the .snipe. tit the 4,0001. which 1.4 byes sesechil alpine{ the ieihal as Amara th e e anirowil WI t.. he expended lei purchase al • 14. essuit• Ira Xr. 1 0.1tr.11 They else pee hcr Ide uslowet a the WARW.,. bet it grid it U... th..Lill wt.'. 1.4.1 Ineo bora *tee the separatioa. r uri c Th. n...wirimalool. het n..rrynag the petitioner, issi loft ha *A vow to the I 'algal Stows. wham b. hail contracted • inorruia. 111.. fact that he bed • wife AA lines had, to.rovvr, r. 411.• t.. tit. kwie Wirt 4 that lady. awl she had • ilitorto .4 marriage i• the imerite• evert lira a..+ ...tight a ittamolutio• to the mead of for set of Ivooenv ; awl sestotoo hail boat pgwl me aceatuit .4 a 4.A4tatty which Ur coon hal with award to thaw ja.taliatiow. _ . . - -- Tr Jolip-Owliaary said they wens of opinion that the ?enemies, had wd, goalie to America. shakes off his sileyware to the wesatry his bush as to he so larger sub- Jeri t.. their hose. The merrier most therefore los Mt ...NA with meta p" MD 10" SO. -..- • . T... sr. a suit f.., a penutoted by a wife ote aci-osia .4 h.v biestina.t. merits sad Weakly. The mar. nap- 11.1 1..6 r.stieutaal is Easlasd, but UMIIO eve MIMS I. 6'6.'1. thus yr. lit,ad eras as Irishman. awl so the parties eqiwripally estisisteil is that country the evert bad . ilidtrulty is till ease sloe apse the . 1 •tesi .4 juriedittosi. Sir I e,i.l the eeitkue• of the respondent's I..ng s .I..tuirilr.l lr,.i.etaa wee aot to deer me to "impel t o. t...hetniie the ra•e. They would thereto,* dimity t.-• motility with watts. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (before Xt. Caere lsinser Goolbona.) IN ME WAIRRIX. The bankrupt w►e a latecilmber, of Kboralitch sad Whitechaprl. This was the eurnination sittiog. The 'satrap' owes 1,05114, &nets of trailing amount. Agaiast Mlf4., there wore perm-es .4 5341., and loser of from a lac the tkookropt's premiesa Nu lamming support...l. Lawnsore oppostol fur the *wigwag on the ground 'tat the accounts war•• umatidactorv. The laakrupt bad repo-sent...l his h by fin. at anrtrb larger amount than he ki.l claimed from the I.tos.oir •Ace. in which la wan insured for Nuf. lie had sine. ..mittr•l to charge himself with the I'rooral..4 the sale of the r.•uni stock. lir. l'rnorll. the official ....IV..ee • reported that there would le no dividend for lb.• creditors. The bankrupt's statement" a. 1.. 111. 1...... f .::411. by lire waa open to greet auspicion. had Ia• inalirell in the Inseatz-oflke for ' l r. scat m o . Lou, for !WV , and settled it for :4io/. Immedatrli after the lire he lad ...Id the remainder of his st—h to a wonan tans .1 Cu itcht.ll. taking in.. her bills foe mother .4 whelt bad been paid. Th.. bankrupt mt. ...utilised. mei said be wee site MT* th..t bad sociaoced a L.... 4 9Pit by the fire ; lb. account ars. noel., up from awoke+ now iu th. hands of the °Said saisacc. the examinttioe hall better not he rtuele.l , the lettLrtpt ought not to he railed oa Incul• paste hotoelf but the examinott.on ....aid he edjouroed .in.. die, with prom tioe for a month, in order that he might -attend hut account... THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) MA?tBION-110tigt. ♦ NYKTiII tTPC Depaurr.R. P - aatr.'t wee charged with twang a I lesertar. I. "'"► ll.B rivlt. a wrgmet in the 21.1 battalion of the 2*.th real...eat et Y.. 4, deemed thence the 24th Jai:. teat he rah-t.. 1 lori.4•Cr tee that regiment, lint that a* the pe6 ▪ st to slake allt &reedy after ramjets. tla• shilling, . 0.1 wittvv. auspretaid he was ahem* la deer% he called a 1. 4 . , t1. , tit, fug ita asimah epee whom the primal, was Liken 1.. Haw .4reet, hat was delivered up to wiles= and 1n th, piagiatntte. But tie thy followispg that, he de ✓ ow.wu ersit••-ste.l. and Waal/ SSW .0 nave lam until 1 4stit•lavh.•41. when be want IneaPt with a 1 4,1 . 0 .• reeruit;eg with wittiest, daring the als `"" ' 4 Lair,. who, however, upon his re tain, inoantlr re...,rowed him. anti gave him Mtn malady. le Aditioa 1., tha se e .4 ile.evtioa, settees. had every "•••• to hides.. that be h w l previously deserted from the ?sal flattalisas of the 'Nth. The prime.? said he wee drunk when witness Wield Loans Jammer ; awl as to the statement shad. Me pre , ......lesertnes. it was all lir. resatal4e 7540 sail that as he was coeveriag the pr . w , env 1.. the .1'6.41 on Snturday night be tell bite that wa. it. the Ph llatt•lion .4 the Rifle Brigade duri°Atl' e I saw, aril rereis...l • rie•lal four hers ("vb.'. . 9 ...id at Ur. that on hie prams hew front 11.. 6. 11111..* he w,. trust.lesTed to tb... 20.11 Battalion, and altr••rol• .1•••••tt.1 d l .-ver I ile't remember anything about it, 1 wee at tla• tear, mind it'. all falai. 11. revestnl the ataierneat over mei over 'gala it taineeter band him. hr.. TMr I ilem't rare what the Issilectm say.. It'. an I waii is the Kam. but a... ilnrgol. H. • reinaminl in nrier th.tt the War efliee might be t.•ti ~,,,,,, i.ateil with. THANFP. Il Ar A* tor A RAILWAY. A r • /•• La. •114 o*, h 16 ,41 1 .111. WPM I r.• a.;ht r V walk) . charge.' 'nth eau. akin THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, JULY 2. 1860. THE BELVEDERE COLLECTION OP PICTURES. An aseenabLige of 25 pictures of the highest quality and importance, Leing the choicest por lieu of the very celebrated Belvedere Collection, the property of Sir Culling Eerilley, was sub mitted to public competition on Saturday last, by Maar. CLristie, !Manson, and Woods, at their great rooms, in Hiug•street, St. James's-square, before a very crowded and distinguished audience. These 25 pictures, with two others of minor note, realised the astounding sum of 25,8871. 155., within the short space of en hour and a half. A YariDo (Bartolme Esteban), "The Immaculate Con ceptiim," was put up at 5,000 guineas, and advaoced by 500 guineas at each bidding till it reached the enormous automat of %OW guineas, at which sum it was adjudged to Mr. Grayer. Great applause followed. Another. by Ruben; woo pat up at 1,000 guineas, and advanced 503 palms at sub bidding, till it reached the enormous amount of 7,500 guinea., at which sum it was knocked down to Yr. Wait THE CHANNEL PLEIT.-(271,8 DAY.) pT sucresc Tnaisagau.) MEAT YARIIIOUTH, MOSDAT. _ _ _ The channel fleet left Yarmouth Roads this sham* far Deal, sad is expected afterwards to proceed t @pithead. PROVINCIAL SMARR MARKETS. Llvlraiont, lean SI —Man —l3Arkenlsoad. 7n—Great Wawa. 4144:Leasemeadre mad Yorks/dm, 101:—Laneaster and Outals. lee Loudon aad North Western, 1011 1- Mu° 71W. 1 a ft 1171 114—a"uth Wasters. S.SI 11ssonalk .1-00• Ed Tenn! of Canada, 01 In 91— Grist Wagers ot Onnimin. II& as 7d.—Ditto Nan mom It_sa. 4. NUB=Zwick Jevi al—Thee was bet a nod.rat• budasis. Meer starry rod dm Oread Tn.* of Coasdo. 7-OmA Wet. tins. et —Great Weeders od rlaada, 111 LIS 11.1e—Loadoearmi North Weiler% tort—Plaorteutor. and Lleceiratire. tell—Seasbrodor. reMi , Bed Lierelarkire de Peer .11.—ereth Odra, 11110411-11seth Dorton sod laseeeldre Video. lousumws. 1712 SI —Prim WI" dna 1 •447. at Mont Poo. lerders etertotlose Asses the sake reported were the M&W. Ml:—Leads sad North Waders dock MI Comet. Ml. rod nordeelliee Old Voles MI tle a rdre l pe a r Are Woos 21 peva. bums. Lade !ma re —Mimi allindeord, ST—Were Candler. %erik Itooters llererleke I—!fortit Weston. lof— timed Trak, dej—Oomels, Lord William Godolphin Osborne, • mon of the Duke of Lents, made his appletaban is the Cambridge Boolean% Court, eis Thursday. Ha debts were stated at 1,0014. Is. 11d., his creditors includiag tailors tobsooosiAs, a messy leader, a livery.stable-kesper, sad a college Motor. The Iniolveat said Ise was 25 yews of age, aid that previous to his eau* at age, his father had only allowed hint 121. a year. Be had. however, since increased the annum, to M. The *lee essismed the conduct of the insolvent, know. lag he lisd but 1001. a year, to indulge in luxuries, Dot to say vices The insolvent had been COntrailicted on o a th by two wiltnesess, and lie niust deal with him as he would with ether nervosa, and wider the penal clause of the act he directed that he should lie immemorial for six calendar months from the date of the vesting order. A fearful accident occurred at the Belle Vile Gardena, Manchester, on Saturday. Two men. named Baker and Hoyle, were engaged is one of the rooms of the fireworks nuusufactory, when the dengerma iugre einem with which they were chary ag some ' wheel awes" became ignited. As explosion followed, and the two poor fellow. were dreadfully burned. Boyle died cm Saturday sight, sad Baker yesterday morsiog ; and it is feared that a third man, Jamas Doyle, who was work*: is soother part of the building, sad was very seriously is. kind, will sot recover. Ex minium Is • 1!illilr0111 MANVIACTOZT.— Boom after 10 o'clock es &twiny morning the shed used as a maoufectory for the fireworks seed in the pyrotechnic displays at Belle Vim Choler, Maacliester, woe destroyed by an explesion mused, apparently, by some unobserved frictios in the promisee of manidaetore. There were six men and boys in the three rooms mid the door of the room in which the sellout occurred was cloned by the explosion, so as to cut off the suer of two noes employed there. These mem were so mnotialy hunt that their lives are despaired of. The shod was totally destroyed. Srletne NT AN AMILLINITIIAN A? WOOLWWW— Os Saturday hat Wm. ll'Brids, avower of Roy a l Artillery, who was as inmate of the islinnary, was feint ia one of the wants with his headsmen severed from his body, and a ream lying by his side. The dssea. s d had been 16 years in the service, bet had recently gives way to intemperate habits, which resulted is delirium tresseas Tits Iniett Hadtvinennit.—Now that the finest peasantry is the world have hail °tibial intimation that the Pepe lea had more than enough of them, they have cononeseed • mom seasible sod lawful emigration then that to the RONNY States sod are daily going in hundreds to I cut the Beghsh harvest • but before going th e y display evidences of beiag bette r qualified to fight than to labour, as mar be seen from the following puagrapli in &alders of Saturday -" Drogheda, Friday Evening, June 29.—This evening about 1,000 men from the western districts of Ireland arrived in this town by the Kells and Nava° trains, no their road to England to the harvest. About 310 of them amembleil at the bridge at 6 o'clock, and a fight ensued rummest them, which was put an end to by the constabulary. The party proceeded towards Boy lan'. quay, wh ere t wo steamer,were preparing to sail for Liverpool, the St. Patrick sad the Brian Bcaroimhe. Here the whole body of ic.,....gatineu,' as they are generally termed by the lower clams, had mumbled in their might, each lima, as niusiL armed with a • shillelagh.' The fight was and the sticks were brought into requisition with 417= will fora time. Blood Bowed from the heads of sarnben who were is the 'thick of the fight,' and a f ew with serious woandsou the skulls were obliged to seek media/ assistance, The greatest medallion followed amongst the more active belligerents in search of their hate and beadles. The steamers were exported to ail at 7 o'clock -se I close this despatch—aid it is famed a renewal of the disturhance will take place on the rovage to LiverpooL Not leas than 5,00 D harvest saes have already left this port fur Liverpool this omens." Cuat fru, Aimucnow IN Bnoivr.—On the sth of July a case, which has excited considerable interest in Belgium, will come before the Correctional Tribunal at Obeet. A Jesuit, named Schools, one &pais, a run', and Roadie de Dove, a milhow, all of Antwerp, ass with carrying off a rose. lady, armed Koknek e o l t ar & tows, from the house el her brother, mime rimer our she coareviag her t• Pena ostler an reomal um" sad the brava,g her bash to Belgium, and Joking her trona coarent to armrest to kelp bar oat of lib, way of loof re latives. The set of atoi. Po took Plan so OS May, 11100. "The trial; sop oa Astro" paper, "m oz. period to throw coesisksabia Belt on the stratagems of ear leis religious tier, and the tusweethy mamas they hove rowans t m :E l l a dor to reach their coda." GMAT NOSTEIIiN HOILIMML, K I NO's-Cll.olllll— r of patients for the week eliding June 24, P 43, of which 306 were sew eases. SHARE LISTS.-THIS DAY. Two oNhoos. The railway share market to-day has advanced, in sympathy with the funds. The improve ment m most of the principal stocks varies from to 3 per cent. London and North Western stock is quoted 1013 to 102; Great Western, 693 to 70 ;Mi 1171 4 4 0 0 110 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 104 3 to 1 ; South Eastern, 853 to 4 ; Great Northern, 114 1153 Caledonian, W 33 to ; and Eastern Coun ties, 593 to 57. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares are firm, at 3 dis, to par. A further recovery has taken place in the securities of the Grand Trunk Railway of Canada. iIICLUIT IT 87000.. Si: IP' Lawan. I ClmnigaimmiwPrissi - I Si , TS IT Ile NS IN NT a _tl M! - $ 91 10 17 1 4 NI U Si U ff 17 TB 111 701 w!+ as 51 14 n - i 4 at lal _n 112 114 11 12 101; 102 12; 1* Sae NI 10 11 40} 41; S .2_ Ilif lilt 26 *7 10 11 7 6 U . 4 3Ws 63} 96 1 1 SI SI 0 104 104 9{ 10 a ei 46 136 lla a 33 OS 16 1 • II a 3 41 66 MN 68: • ea r. 81 I d 116 60 8 1 66 I L I: 17r: 13 SS 101 31; Si Si -pekes. N N NS 1418. Ink 1614 6 4/ 6e • ati 114 14111 911 100 1111 91 90 92 101 103 99 10} 17 111 lel 11 74 711 20 10 15 lb 179 111 118 113 II lie 118 140 146 116 118 103 106 IM IBS 13$ 136 99 70 20 12 110 118 1621 1671 12 12 lir? 1 n_ t gm 140 142 103 106 N N 112 lie 11l 113 I die par z 4 23 Si na 126 120 122 11 76 ltt 124 111 1 1 11 24 191 103 101 103 90 91 110 101 90 80 25 29 BO 54 1 Si S 4 46 60 "amm -- " It - pal 21 1/ n If dill be Si dill 23i S4l 1 si a TO 30 3 II 9 116 e 36 U " I I le Wei 13 16 I ili 1 dis I 11 Ms par le 4 a TS IS ri ft ii sis al 1110 WS id MI 111 1111 DIATOM 1.081116310218. All LWAYI. Boa. Do. do. Datil* lakeH orsaill Do. Now Do.Protoraoco Dot Diant,./tOodorik 'p.c. Ws., Aug. I. ISt iladorsedbyßuff. &LH. Do. Ju1y1,1373. ditto Do. June 1, 1874, ditto. Calcutta & 8. Eastern Cape T &Dock 6 p c.gua. Ceyl t o . ; ;, u p t ir tre cant. I.e last Indian Do. Extension F Do. 4 1 1 p. ct. Cleadm 6 i p. & Melbourne.. Grand Trunk of Canada Do. 3 per ct. PreL Dollec.Pref.6 p.ct.ec. Do. • par ct. Debent.. Do. 7 per et. lent.... Do. do. 1137.... De. do. 1871.... Great Dutton Pannonia - Da. Now ott::= 1 61 Do. Now Go.G o. do ds..parift. ta Dta till Do. do. 71 w Wont°, Do.6lp.et.Bda,pay.T. Madras Guar. 4} per et. Do. do. 6 E t r: Do. 47 per et. Do. 4th Exton. do. .. Melb.Corp.ep. caßonda N. Brunswick & Canada' claw A cap. oh. Do. do. Lend do ' do. B np. do. Da do. load do ado Malted) Do. Punjaub Do. Ind. St. Plot. g. 6 p.oll rtiniclad.l.bnitad. ftip ii 6 it oi .4. I • Si 16 90 70 16 60 73 " I : p PAL " 9 3 id 1 dli xd 1 0 dl. par : 1 1 991 xd 1001 101* id II 21 17 29 00 62 73 75 53 56 67 72 66 CO 66 60 9711} o'l id t dui id 11 2 9i die 90 96 96 90 98 90 92 88 88 id 96 97 id 90 92 id -a. I 14 1 Ms id I 7 I 7 I V I V 98 99 :I as le Ils xcl 96 xd 8 il re. IM. - 1110,410, BR Commercial lOO 1311,000 St. Do. 4p. et. Prat, ltth 100 LWOW St. But and Wait India lOO 1,000,010 Bt. London LWOW Bt. St. Katharine l/gBOO St. Southampton - 1100,000 St. Victoria IMO 10 Do. New ODLONIAL Na ISh I boots. IN.I CL pima I Saba. .... .. 4haGov.6p.c.Jan.& It& 100 11! 11614 -. .... .. Da Ow mat., likil lOO .... .. Do. Om coat 1879 lOO 1114 xd .... .. DeeperoBoo.., Mao lOO . Da Spar et. Feb.& Aug 100 110 112 Do.6per M. Mart Sep 100 110 111 —. Do. 6 per cent. lOO 914 1004 ad HO 4 id I . l " A° I Do. do. Icrip 60 .... .. New Bruusw.Gor.• act 100 106 106 xd 1064 Id .... .. N.S.Wslasth. Ip. aLb IMI MI 90 xd .... .. Do. 6p.a,Ml to 11176 100 90 90 id (id .... .. Do. li aa, lON lOO 974 964 ml 074 iB4 .... .. Nora liont4s. op. 44 lag .... .. Dia mama UM . .... .IL Art. Gov. 0 jp. a Daub 100 107 10024 .... ..11 , 14.0v. 6p. alma/41y 100 100 id .. Dii. 40.610. 0 . Alm &Oct 100 1071 108 1074 I 1 .... BRITTON Yll/111. Nod hi I Wan. I Ftl. iCL prier. 1 Mass. 1, . Alind Cana. (Phibiek)l.ll.lo 4 44 —. 10, 30 Bribe& Irma lO 1 2 MO .. Cillord 1.•14 .. Doe. O. Ova (WNW ) 1 666 466 112 .. Rest Hamet (Mem) 41e6 .. INA Guidon Obaild 84 04 4,000 .. I. wk.11.0.01(Ta01011c ) 7L la lli 114 486 .. Ormabier & Ilt. Ashy& 641 30 41 6,000 .. Great South Taloa 4,120 .. G.Wh. Alfred (Phillsok) 111.111.9 1 1 .- 14006 .. G. Wit. Vor (Naiston) 6. 111 0 te -1,0010 .. Gronville .. Nerters-Foot 4ll. lb. 27 1 94 .... 6,000 .. Ilingatou Down 44.01.0d 6,000 .. lady Bertha L11.6. 2 1 066 .. Margret (Uny Likms) 5 11,' .. North Downs .. N. Frances (Mo) As (Mem) Mb .. North Wheal Crotty 4eoo .. Par Cow. (11t. Mosey) 1,110 90 Providence (U. Want) 10.6.7. 47 11,000 .. Smudge Con. Mln. Co lb. 1 i 61! .. S. Caradon ,St. Claer) lf 296 WO 6,000 .. 8. Caro Bees (Hope) 04000 1 S. Devon Iron &Ws Mining Yese s all 4 1 sea .. 6. W. Frances (Mogan) 141149. 166 166 .. Stray Park 12.10.0. 684 604 BO 9,600 6 TiunarSil. &Lead /I.n.C de 24 XI 4,000 10 Tin Croft 10,000 .. Vale of Towey (Cana) liti. &I. 4 6,000 .. West Basset tillonan) l4 18 19 —. 1,014 .. W. Candor ilard) 6 67 dO 400 .. West Beton 612 .. Wh. Baena (113onao) 266 .. WW Boller (Redniti) 6 90 96 ... 4096 .. Wh. Zdward (Oaletoolt) IR 1 1 2 1,024 .. Wh. [My (Cu. Laud) 1.7.1. 1.1 ) lie •••• Lek .. Wheal Miry ham (Ilmahosic 4) 1. .. Wk. Tmlawary (lAsk ) Ile 17 ft ... 10121CIN MINION. Na II eh. i Minim. IPd ICL prism I Saba LAO) 20 Australian 74000 1 lion Accord, Limited l/a 4 Ala par 10,000 35 Bras Imp. (laatb.pm ) 174 11,000 10 Do. St. John del Bey 11 IS 20 xd IP 84 id 16,000 6 Do. Land et Min. 0 el —•-• 84000 1 Cla.Con. Kin. Co. Jan _. 12.000 40 Cobre oopper 10,000 Copispo 76,400 1 Dun Mountain Copper all 11 4 1 14000 2 Fortuna WON 10 General AISIS IS —. 00,000 2 Gt. Northern as. AustrallaW) 1 4 die par .. 74000 14 Lapunda kl.lisi.) 1 11 Il l y= 15,0 W 1 Linares 10,000, 6 Lusitenian 108816 1 Illariquita an i i 00,000 1 N. Rhine Copper of 11 Australia (LIM.) 10,000 10 Pont,nbaudlillrarismil all 8 7 64 100,000 5 Port Phillip 1 80,000 1 Scottish Atletln. (Lim ) UM. I IMs 63,174 WM United Mexion A 4 30,660 I I Wortldng (Lint.) an 10,. I 1 40,0001 1 Do. — JOUR STOOL IL IIL I Nati& I Pd. lOL prices. I Balm 1 1 0. 100 Agra and d. kr. Nast MI =llO2OBlO 10.000 15 ant al W a. 4.000 100 Bonk of 18.000 20 Bank of Turkey an SI 88 an all 111 IS - WS it Id - 90000 10 British N. AMAMI - - 88. 10 Chart. Bank of India, - Australia, and Chia' . all 195 153 - 10,000 26 Chrtrd. Mom ol India, 000 100 i at i r" a" Chi" u.s all n St - 4so Is 78 - 20,000 100 , Colonial 40,001) 70.11 Com. of Canada 25,000 100 'Com. of London 00 - 16,000 10 Eng.Soot.ek AusLClsrld. it 114 111 - 80,000 20 G. Bank of liwitssrland. all - .- ••- ' 36,000 20 i Lon. Ch. Bank of Amalfi all lie 00 - 25,000 60 'Laudon and Comity - -. 814 80,000 1 60 London Joint Stock - •- 50,0001 100 Lou. and Westminster lO -••-• - 10,000' 100 Nat,. Pros. of England 42 •••• •••• - 25,000 201 Do. New ll ..- ..- - 10,000 50 National Bank 16.000, 20 :New South Wales all -- ••••• 30 60,400 25 Oriental Bank Lenora an - - 4$ i 25,0001 20 Ottoman Bank - •- - 4,000 19 Do. New 18,400 26 Booth Australia 44000 25 'Union of Australia - ... - 00,000 60 Union of London - - NI 11.0001 100 , Unity Mutual 111111.71141.42111UUL Na. 1 Sh. 1 00112 AIMIL 126 I (2. prices. I Bela 18.004 10 Anglo- .deed 'I. - 00,0001 25 lAustrallan Agrical l9 18 80 •-• 350 1000 Atlantic Tel. (ILO- • 111 - - *I 47,000 10 Berlin Watarworin.. - . 50 Brit. American Land - - - 0.000 50 Brit. de Irish ltska TaL A all 37 89 .- ',Ail 20 Do. B 7 per a tIIIIBO2 all 19 21 - 11,7791 10 Do. C 8,915 1 34 Canada land all 115 110 ad - a. 000: 10 Channel Islands Tat (I: all 8 8 - 1N,0401 84. • .115.4(1Ing.tanisla all 81 II - 14,u00; 26 . Pref. 71 pia •semi all 244 Se 1,002026 St. Crystal Palace 107,820 St. Do. Preforms, IN 97 99 id - 150,000 it. Do. Bp. et. Tarp. Dna 100 NM 104 ad - 700.000 St. Mettle Tslmpupt - 7,1911 al Do. New 70,000 6 int and Art Opp. " l "e lf l ir - 7 10,000 5 , Rem Navigation 14 - - -, tao,ouo 1 1 Ori l lla Ship (Lhnitsd) 110,000 1 Do. 17/per cent. Prat 5 1 tim I Pal ••• 11400. 6 La. DkibW• TUL (L) 9 15 1 1 .111 - NM* 10 Lamina Dlisceant (L) 1 I Id 4 -• 110,000 4 Lan. O-_ CSllibei Os. all 1 15 •-• 14,005 la Kates Into. di Ong 1 31 .- 30,010 la lladiaanamemalllwa P Tal. all - - pas -•• 12.0* 10 Ilmilisr. la Tad a 21 34 •••• 30.409 16 Naked Dismal Os ) a li ll 5 5Ms - 0000 20 NerbniklaCositlroo(L) 1 1 13 dis - 11,810 10 Nethistads Land - - - eO,OOO IS Da /p.0..01.401 Ms. all 1 il - 1.714100 N. Bram tN. Oast. Li 00 19 11 •-• 1 111 . 6 7 0 IN. Brit. Asstralulan fdl l is 1 - MAN 1 I mad au in 1 - 2 0 . 1 Da "Now Illists9' lie 4 1 43 M IS . In. Ma (11ins.)• II - -- .... 24. 10 Do. da. . la -•- -. 814% Si. 14/11 Myer Lad* Ida. NO 41 44 - *OOO 60 Peals and Orion arm all 71 73 10,400 60 Do. New lO 10 It pa 84 41 45,000 IA tad Beat Ind. LL 11 moso se .e. foriara tme bylk.o4rt. aN 1 es all L 9 11 = 10,000 16 Do. New an 4 0 - 14. tie wird min Mem •• • • 0 la 112 ... UN 34 • And. lambi. 100 LW - 14.100 NI • Australian Lad all 14 00 ud '-• TR 1 • humetus Tat Sir* : - 71, 1 Do. da na‘sformS• •.1 9 60,000 20 Trust &L. Co. Up. Cat I - '- 10,000 100 Van lawasn's land-. 11111 9 10 MONEY MARKET.-THIS DAY. Two o'CLooi. The decided improvement in the weather has been attended with an improvement in the Stock Exchange. The funds have risen about i per cent.; British railway stocks and the securities of the Grand Trunk Railway of Canada are likewise better. There is, however, no revival in business. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentee were quoted at Mfr. 45e., being rather more than per cent. better than on Saturday. The Bourse will be closed to-morrow. Consols are officially marked 934 and 4 cx div., for the account (July 10). The present quotation is exactly 934, or 93 7-16 to 9-16. The official business report is as fol lows :—Three per Cents. Reduced, 934, 4, 4 ; New Three per Centa., 934, 4,4, 4 ; Five and-a-Half per Cent. " enfaced" rupee paper, 102 ; Indian Four per Cent. Debentures, 1868, 964 ; Exchequer Bills, 4e. prem. The foreign stock market is firm. The principal inquiries have been for Turkish Bonds, which have risen 4 to 4 per cent ; the Loan of 1864 is quoted 774 to 78 ; and that of 1858, 60 to 4. Sales are recorded as follows : Brazilian Old Five per Cents., 984, 99 ; Chilian Three per Cents., 684 ; Dutch Four per Cent. Certificates, 1014 ; New Granada Ac tive, 144 ; Peruvian Uribarren Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 814, ex div. ; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1853, 434, ex div. ; ditto, for account, 44 ; Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 93, ex div. ; Sardinian Five per Cents., 814 ; Spanish New Deferred Three per Cents., 394, ex div. ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1864, 774, 4 ; ditto for account, 774 ; ditto Six per Cents., 1868, for account, 604 ; ditto Guaranteed Four per Cents., 1024. The shares of the Thames and Mersey Marine Insurance Company, the settlement in which will take place to-morrow (Tuesday), are quoted li to ii prem. The Africa, from New York, has brought 40,0001. in specie. We are informed that the allotment letters of the Russian Loan are not likely to be issued before Wednesday next, as they must partly depend on the amount of applications made to Messrs. Hope and Co., in Amsterdam. The following statement has been posted in the Stock Exchange by authority of the Committee : From the inquiry instituted by the committee with Mtto the Russian Three per Cent. Loan of twelve os, contracted by Mews. Thomson, Boner, and Co., of Bt. Petersburg, and Mr. F. Mart Magnus, of Berlin, in August, 1859, stated to have been wholly placed, it has been ascertained that five millions thereof, not having been sub scribed for, were retained by the Russian government. Friday, June 29, 1860. The Prince of Wales has arrived from Melbourne with 132,000/. in gold. The arrivals of specie last week amounted to no less than 925,000/., including 452,0001. from Australia, 248,000/. from America, and 225,000/. from the West Indies and Mexico. The effect of the embarrassments in the leather trade is shown in the stoppage of three firms. The houses in question are these of Messrs. Wm. Francis and Co., hide-brokers, of New Weston-street, Bermondsey ; Mr. Joseph Hooper, leather merchant and tanner, of New Weston-street, Bermondsey ; and Messrs. Hooper and Parkinson, bide and bark factors, oi Seething lane and Leadenhall-market. The aggregate of the liabilities will be considerable. The circulars issued in the two first-mentioned firms are as follows: 3, New Leather Market, Bermondsey, S.E. Jane 28, 1800. Air,—We inform you with much that we are under the necessity of suspending payment. Our books are placed in the heeds of Mr. Joseph Inewyer, 173, Fenchurch-street, accountant. and at the earliest possible day a statement of our affairs will be submitted to you. Meanwhile, pending the making-up of the accounts, we claim your kind forbear- Inoo.—We are, sir, your obedient servants, Wu. FRANCIS and Co. New Weston-street, London, June 28, 1880. Air,—l am under the painful necessity of informing you that lam obliged toizend payment. A statement of my affairs will very speedily be submitted to you by Mr. Joseph /lawyer, of 73, Feneliurch-street, accountant, who is in possession of my books for that purpose. I therefore beg the favour of your indulgence meantime.— I AM, sir, your obedient servant, JOREPII HOOPIR. The annexed resolutions have been adopted by the Stock Exchange Committee : "Ex dividend" and "ex interest" quotations.—Re solved,—That the dealings in all shares shall be ex dividend from the be ginning . of the account following that in which the dividend may have taco declared; and ex interest from the beginning of the account in which the interest may be come payable. Friday, June 28, 1860. Grand Trunk of Canada.—Notwithstanding that the Grand Trunk Railway of Canada Company has given notice that the interest on the ordinary_ 6 per cent. bonds, due July Ist, will not be duly paid. Rwulved,—That the ac crued interest on the said bonds be paid by the purchaser up to the day for which the bargain was made. Prissy, June 28, 1860. A special general meeting of the London, Chat ham, and Dover Railway Company is called for the 13th of July, to authorise the company to borrow on mortgage the sum of 26,6001. The sum of 203,0001. has, up to this date, been paid to the India-office on asioun of debenture capital of the Scinde Railway Company. The sum of 110,4191. has just been paid to the India-office on account of capital of the Pun jaub Railway, being the proceeds of the call of 21. land payments in anticipation. The bill of the Isle of Wight (Eastern section) Railway Company passed the committee of the House of Commons on Friday. The Sambre and Meuse Railway Company invite applications from shareholders for a new issue of 300001., bjper cent. preferential shares. The liquidators of the Adelaide Land and Gold Company announce a second instalment of 13s. per share. With reference to the enormous stock of cotton at present lying at Liverpool, the Money Market Review has the following : The warehouses are crammed full, and it has become nor oessary to send large quantities of cotton across the river I to Birkenhead, for storage accommodation. We hear of in stances in which cotton has been carted for miles out of Liverpool, to bud a temporary shelter. The total stock of cotton in Liverpool, on Saturday list, was 1,307,835 bales, being an increase of 552,193 bales, compared with that at the corresponding period of last year. Taking the average weight of a bale of American cotton at 4501bii., and de average value at, say . sd. per lb., it follows that we have now invested in cotton m Liverpool the enor mous sum of about 1211 minions sterling, being about five millions more than at the same period in 18511. These esti mates of value are of course framed upon rough data, but viewing them in conjunction with the increase in the stocks of other imported commodities, it is easy to understand the effect produced on the money market. We hold five mil lions worth of cotton more titan we did at this time last year, and hail we not taken cotton we should probably have received a like amount of gold. The question of the policy of our saddling ourselves with such a large stock of cotton in We of high estimates of the probable yield of the next crop in the United State is one upon which a good deal of dif ference of opinion must be expected to prevail, hut which some persons discuss with a good deal of anxiety. Bence the above was written we learn by electric tel h that the total computed stock of cotton in Li on Friday evening bad increased to 1,333,400 bales. SATURDAY EVINTING. Consols, which closed yesterday at 93/, "buyers," ex dlr., for the 10th July, opened this morning at 931 to 1, and closed at 93 5-16 to 7-16, or 951, "rather buyers." The official busineee report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for account (July 10), 931, ; Three per Cent& Reduced, 931, 93 ; New Three per Ceuta., 93, 1, ; Five-and-a- Half per Cent. enforced" rupee paper, 102, 101} ; Indian Four per Cent. Debentures, 1868, 961 ; India Bonds, 10a., 7a., dia. The Indian rupee paper remains fiat. The Five and-a-Half per Cent. was marked to-day as low as I 101 i. The Indian Five per Cent. stock of 18591 was quoted 1061 to 1 ex dir. for the account • India Bonds, 10e. to 7a. die. ; and Exchequer Bills , par to 3a. prem. The foreign stock market was very quiet. Owing zd 18 1 toe ei Si 91 7446! 66 8 Cal i zd OLDINANT IMAMS AND STOCKS. etra wet dleimerVall illtrk.,las.AgChatOma _____ Myth sad nue Bosioa,Sladrd.d d. Bristol and &eta' Caledootaa Cork and Diadem Cornwall Din • ♦asEt,.uuul De.D p.c. is odd to B. Inablla sad Datil Jun. Dund.,Puirtli. Abilin art IlastatietZtllan II•oak Al I_ _Do._ Nooks! izall.l4 7 ca a Ditto idiaburgb and Oltogow 0 Malmo% a /era =Mt low. Olaseow 8. Weston orat Nord's( lootiood Omit Nortbora 0 Do. A Stook 110. B eTooY Ot South & WwL gra: Oast Wallowa_ _ Do.freourVaLGualkk. Lusosairtre& Yorkshire Loudon sod Blackwell Loo.,Beightou.d&Corket ILasidoo,Cbsthm. Dow. Logsdon & North Wroth. Do. Zightho L 004084 Sou 91W.00tora Ilan.,Rbef otilneeind Matropuliteat Midland _ _ _ De. Bina &Derby . 1111. GL %Vesta= Newcastle sad Newport, Aber..&Here Newry& Armarkaet Newry.Werreup. &Loa Norfolk Northern Ocantlee Oa North &Web North Devon Ball. • D Dn. A 100 1~ 1 100 100 --- O.N.L[ne. ,6" Do. Ledo Do. York North !Arida Northet& WortemJunc North Staffordshire NottAtOrontha•oitAC Orford, Wor.ok Waver Mega OlNlkal 6991 ea N. Z. Aborkk Seal* MOW agePtie o INS= IL Tann& it River Indons,WaltlngtunAL nogg= !Darlington Mtn ditto Tic vas ; hair_l Do. I vr. Neagh ~ ~wwar ie~ s_ Wort Osman Wool Imegai 102 106 114 116 116 116 U, U, Dela! Itreett 4p. &IL OdodoodoiL 414 Deo.Peotka Abor.Joo loot Do. MOM% A. p. IP. et oL Do. C. 7 p. L Cosa Rs .11p.et. Do. do._ Nat Do. NeTrit p. Norton' Voloo, 4 p. el & Ottivrr,6 pal Xdhs.,Porth,Dun.A. p.e. Groat Northam, 6 p. et. 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Wirk w it Do.Atw.p.Sp.e Da 7 p. et. trot ilea & Dovaa /tied d p. &Bea Mast As. &La& Da. per wet Da &zed 41 per cent S. Woks goa. 4 p east I LL IfOr t= • p ass l e, sus Spa Dpi 21. Wilma Fa rosairri LQ.wATL Antweep Ardennes Ushistn.linsli.g.7p.e 14.1glan IL Junction It Ayres all, Tetuan& " ' el( litalenio °fabliax- all earuleatti Ulna all Coplapo all'_ Do Extenalon . IS Dutch Rhenish all kaatern of Francs 6 Od. Ruaalan gna. & p. e. all Ut. Caning of Franca all Gt. Luxemhg. Coast. !ilk aU Italian Junetlon all Lake Constance t Baia all Wine and Turnhout all Lyons and timers sll Marla Antonia all Namitlases t By the all Do.lp.a.Pre. Bel or. all Northers of Franco LW. lir, @harm narwatz . Tnak Pest rani, =4 /1•48 Pads sal Orison Salk lad B. humane amp MI ail Depi Demi* dl IDigd and& all Do. fpwasal al Dambrio an Da. G a ya,ill 7pmel. ti • &Ana,* Vanaliala all .embark at Pranes an west florins al Da. at pot cont. Pad MI Wir.* N. W. et Irma* • , western of Austria in Misabadis ii I ik I$N, 1111.1111 ANS, _I 4 . MATO. 04-Needuip.e./saikTely 100 Norfolk 4p.e.ltersaespt. 1011 N. Nut *et. Jan.itJuly Owt.Waire. tc. 41 p. et. do. NO NttlW N. Neat. p. 4.100 104 41 110 S 100 100 100 100 110 - i 1 To No 100 -- 100 100 100 100 100 100 142 to the approaching drawing of bonds, the Turkiak Loan of 1864 war firm at 77 to 78. The Loan of 1868 was dull, at 59} to 60. The shares of the Victoria Station and Pimlico Railway Company were inquired for to-day, and, with 101. paid, commanded 1 to If premium. It appear , thi,t an important agreement has just bees signed between this Company and the Great W extern, and London, Chatham, and Dover Railway Companies. This agreement secures to the Victoria Station and Pimlico Railway, which ic proposed to Wopened on the Ist of August, a very consider able revenue, entirely irrespective oP the tolls whieti it is to receive from the London and North Western Railway Company. City Rank and Union Bank of Australia shares were inquired for to-day. Other bantshares were steady. In the miscellaneous share market there was no alteration. The closing quotations for the shares in new undertakings were as follow :—Ocean Marine Insurance, la to if prem.; Thames and Mersey Marine If to li prem. ; Universal Marine Laur ance, to I prem.; London and Pr o vi nc i a l Marine, to dis. ; London and South African Bank, dn. to par. Victoria Government Bonds were more inquired for to-day. MINES.-THIS DA E Two o'CLoci. The mining market to-day is firm, and a good amount of Inusiness is going forward. The transactions have been chiefly in shares in Rosewarne United, Stray Park, Wheal Edward, Bout' Tolgus, Lady Bertha, Providence, Tolcarne, and East Basset mines. In the Stock Exchange Providence shares are officially marked 47, awl Stray Park, 59. St. John del Rey Mining shares are ingnired for, and hare been dealt in at 29 and 28i, ex div. Poutgibaud are marked 4. Foreign mid colonial mining securities were quiet. The annual meeting of the B lenavon Iron sad Coal Oma• pang is called for the 31st of July. A general meeting of the South Europe Mining Compaay is culled for the lOth of July, sad will be made special to alter the articles of satociatir. WLwl Wrey Consols sold, on the 25th inst., 48 tons of lead ore, at 17/. Ge. GI per ton ; and 27 tuns, +471. 15a. per ton. The Westminater Mine sold, on the 28th Met., 80 tom of lead ore, at 131. tie. 6d. per too ; Mount Pleasant, 60 tons, at 131. 15s. 6d. per ton ; and the Craigton, 6 tone, et 21. 61. per ton. At Wheal Virey Consols meeting, on the 26th inst., the accounts showed a debit balance of BT3I. 7a. 30. A call of Is. per share was made. The Derwent Mines, on the 28th inst., declared a dividend of 101. per shire. Marks Vallee Mine, on the 27th Met., declared a dividend of 2s. 6d. per share (1,12514 The East Caradon Mine accounts, presented at the meeting on the 28th instant, showed &credit halanceof 1,179/. 7s. 2.d. At the Ourifort Mine making, on the 25th instant, the &ow:int+ showed a credit bellow of 1,483/. 19e. 80. At Peat Pool Mine meeting, on the 25th instant, the ac count* showed a debit balance of Mt Is. Ad. The melt on the two months' working woo 106/. 16s. 3d. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-L kNE..-(1 . 418 D#Y.). The weather in the United Kingdom continued up to last Saturday wet, co:d, and sunless, as for so many weeks pre viously. The weather in June and altogether since the begin ning of the year has been quite exceptional. Yesterday a change fur the better took . The barometer rose a fall ioe . a since last Friday, the temperature this morning marked 94 degrees in the sun, a phenomenon which had not been witnessed yet this year. Me coin plants are now into ear, and have reached the roost critical stage --the blooming process. Calm, warm weather is sow most desirable. This morniog the weather in London was fine, partially cloudy, wind e. W. The imports of foreign grain into London since last Monday were reported this mo as large of flour (mostly from Spaiohlarge of wheat,small of ley, awl large of oats, mostly from Baltic ports. The supple of home-grown grain was very small, and of country-made flour fair. The attendance of the trade to-clay in Mark-lane was moderate; the tone quiet, prices of most articles unaltered, or lower. . . . Wilawr.—English is, to 2a. per quarter under lust Mon day's rates. Fureiip uomuudly unaltered in price, but, to sell. ls. per quarter cheaper. FLOUR slow sale, at last Monday's rates. BARLEY quiet trade, at about last Monday's rates, rather firmer. . . . . OAT 4.— Large arrivals; inferior sorts Is. per quarter cheaper. Superior unaltered in value. BEANS. —17.1441i5h and Egyptian steadily held at about last Monday's currency. rue unaltered from last Monday's prices. CURRENT QUOTATIOII6, DUTY PAID. . . WIGIAT.-tia4lish white, 565. to 624. ; red, We. to 565. per qr. ; Dantrsc and Konigsberg, 80e. to 655. per 4941 b. ; Restock , 00s. to 645. • other Baltic ports, 6 0s. to 625. ; French, red, tills. to Gus. ; white, 58a. to 63. FLOOR-Town, 50s. to 54.; Norfolk, 41.. to 425. per 2801 b. ; French. 445. to 50.. par 2801 b. ; iuneiicau (United Stites), to 31.4. per BARLEY. -English, 28s. to 48.. per qr. ; Baltic, 245. to 355. ; other sorts, 255. to 265. per qr. OATS. -British, me. to 28.. per qr. • Russian, 245. to 25e. per qr. ; other Baltic ports, Zia to 24. per qr. Bows.-English tick, 335. to 38s. ; harrow, 39a. to 42a. !LIT qr._ Foreign, 32e. to 40e. per qr. Egyp tian, 35e. to 355. 6d. per qr. PRAN.-En4lisla boilers. 38s. to 401. ; hog arid grey, 345. to 35e. ; foreurri white. 36.. to Xs. FLOATING CAIGGE2.-Elince laid Friday not a single grain-laden vessel seas reported arrived at owls of ord. The latest sales reported were arrived-lagen suit Marseilles, 325. per 4601 b. Wheat on passage-Dales:. B.L. April, sold in Liverpool, about 51s. per quarter C.F.!. There are now off the coast only about 6 cargoes main; no wheat or barley offering on ask. ARRIVALS (Tr) LONDON PROM JUNE 25 TO JUNE 30. Cositwiiii Mice. qrl l . 1.1111 IMO& rondo 20381 Z. C. Sall I 1048 0t.N21 108 So. itall 10 LIPO B-Wrt gm ley. Nall gra Oats. Beans ins gat :: • • 439 i Si ':Arr'lssis us M 1 . asses ' :. sus .. s .. I Si .... 1 .... I ....1 IPros .. Flour. ` q 46% ans :: I MINCING-LANE.—(7IIIB DAY.) Straa.n.—Two Meeting of Havana bave been sold one 104, 11, for the United mgdom at 275. *EI., and one 16i, for a near port at 30s. 9d. COMM. —The market is quiet, but firm. T. --Coupe is in fair request at its late decline. 11Wct.-2,700 Taos Bengal have been sold. Low middling and middling white old, lls. to lb. ; bold new, 14e. Sacreirrita.— 200 hags refraction if, sold at 445. Itun.-30 puncheons Demerara sold at is. 10d. proof. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The market is firm at the subjoined quotatiow.:—Town tallow. 53. 6d., net ra=il ; Petersburg Y.C., on the spot, 535. ;July to PAR Sept.,TI CULARS O f Oct, TALLOW. Dee.. 53.1. to 53n. Gd. f Stock on hart this day . Delivery last week Ditto from ISt Jane Sart ral last week Ditto from 1.4. June Price V.V. per cwt. this day DOW Town last Friday 16,184 786 A .1,1 tv ACM 23,863 w 1476 4.22 l 8,100 2.4.56 751 6,041 4,849 86. 5M. 94. 86s. IkL 5.58 66. 4;:.1.1% Ma ed. 611. Id. Arrival for the week ending 11th rot July led year. 1,801 casks, and delivery 1,005 casks. The arrival lag week comprised SOcuke from Petersiewn . AM from South Aaterica, and 39 from War Places. Total. 791 arks. METROPOLITAN CATME MARKET. (THIS DAY.) Tae supply of beast, is slain very short. Trade is not brisk, ownr.; to the high prices, but we cannot quote lower. The number of sheep is about the same as nu Monday last, and prices remained unalteted. Trade is heavy for lam!' at rather lower rates. Good calves are rather dearer. From Germany and Holland there are 720 beasts, 4,900 sheep, and 242 calves ; Spain, 3110 beasts ; Scotland, 50 beasts; Norfolk and Suffolk, 1,800; and 200 fmni the Northern and Midland Counties. _ . _ wise of sac a d. a. L Best Scot., IfereflL 5 6 6 8 DestDos&M.lo.l 4 h Beet Short horns 6 2 6 6 Dal Lost-w 0015.... 62 6 Second quid. boasts ♦ 84 10 Do. do. Shorn . Caro; 4 8 6 8 Ewes 42 secondlinaL 4 6 4 10 Pip . .... 4 11.41thistlilt-larlds 6 4 barb at mit* 3,770: 296; rip. NS Do. do. Shoru Lambs xp sud Lanes. 21,40 ; Oalva. BOROUGH HOP MKRKIT.-(THIS DAY.) Newt. Pattooden sail Smith report t1,.4 the demead for furs wimples is active,. 411 the sod lire are laid to increaee. Duty, 170,0007. THE HASVENT IN CANADA.2--fw weather in moist propitious for the growing crops, w hio this neighbour hood never looked - better. The yomarkeat, ,elts, nod the hay are doing splendidly. Every kinkef ganien stuff is alb° flourishing satisfactorily. Quebec seems to be pre. eminently favourable to the media ofmnall fruits, such u 10 neterAes, currants, stmwberrieb resrberries, and othen. lue whole country a'auud. vrithutrawterrie , they are in every field, and even flo uris h along either side of the roads. —Leer from Quebec, June I. 40f - . 1 1111} 661 z 62 1 Si sir ste I 08 109 11l II! US 11l 119 81 id 119 70 1 1 119 ILS 107 97 lli m. 1 133 - _l - xl Tel Hi a dim - z 4 id