The Express. — London, England, 1865-07-01 00:00:00

Na good oommooi. Doted with the garlic wriadrieft • TM paws *Wed goat, to ethellog the mosey and the 11 rib, ea tMd hose mid bat &Wed ethellog the horse. z. it sea a very door oath, lied eosteitted the Omar for Wal at the Old Bailey. OLICRICKN V7SLL. CTIAOILDDIAIT cairnapr. Goerpient Feat Zit, of 1847/iew N'arth-read, Masten, ausamened before Mr. Barker ea the charge of having nalawfuDy ammalted sad beaten Ma. Caroline Goddea, of T r inity.terraos. Mr. Layton, jun., attended for the defence. complement stated that out the lib" last. the west to No. 184. New North-road to wee a Mr. Taylor, s surgical instrunteatmaker, on business. Whes she had irritated her basin's and was leaving the house the defendant, who lives with Mr. Taylor, opened the door and asked her who and what she was. As she was about to give her her card the defendant streak her a violent blow in the fre, and then shut the door, and had it not been for her (com plainant's) dress catching in the door she meat have fallen down the steps sad been much injared. de had "ever seen Mr. Taylor before that day. The de fog/dant did not ask her to leave the house, nor did re (eosepiresat) call the defendant bad names. She had nee sem Mr. Taylor sine" A wire.* was celled who supported the above facts, and Mrs. Taylor stepped forward, sad said the defendant was living with her husband, on hearing which the de feeder made U.S of an offensive expresdr, and mid that abs should live with who she liked. Mr. Barker (to the defendant)—U you do not behave yeoman. I will have you turned out of court. Your cos duet is a disgrace to year sex. Mr. laytoa said he could not deny that the defendant lived with Mr. Taylor, and being rather jealous, she pushed the oomplainant,. as re would not sourer her questions. Thu defendant acted as Mrs. Taylor under the following agreement :—"I, Thomas David Taylor, god Georgians Pregame, residing at 184, New North-road, Middlesex, do morally agree to marry each other within two months of the death of the present wife of the said noire David Taylor, and the said Thomas David Taylor further that, during the life tints of the said Georgians 7:eroan he will never marry, or promise to marry, or form any improper connection with any other woman, but will be a true and faithful husband to the said Geer era Freeman, and:she agrees to act in the aforesaid mea ner, promising to be a good and faithful wide to the said Thomas Devid Taylor, and the said Thomas David Taylor desk hereby declare on his honour as a man that while the said GiOWI4III Freeman remains a true and faithful wife to him he wiilll never desert her, but will always treat her r his wife. Gives under our nand, this Pith day of January, 1864. Thomas David Taylor, Georgian" Freeman. Warm, Frederick Walters, Moorgaterrest." Mr. Barker said the paper produced bad nothing to do with the ease, and be should fine the defendant 21. 10a. and the costs, or in default of payment, one =oath's im- F igosanDk with bard labour, in the Rouse of °orreries. The &Modest here became very violent and exerted, and struck two of the officers of the ore, and it was with great difficulty she could be got to the cells. When she had been there a short time she paid the mossy, and was released. WORSHIP-STREET. ♦ DISPUTID CAS' OP RAILWAY PAIL Mr. Henry Buslthrook and Ana ((hie wife) wen chimed, on summonses, with having ualawfally neglect= refused to pay the sum of 5a each, the amount of their lawful fare by a second-class carriage on the North London line of railway. John Alocek, inspector of polim on the line mentioned, raid that proceedings ware taken, not under the bye-laws of the company, but under the provisions of the 103rd section of the Railway Clauses Cossolilation dot, Bth Vint., esp. 20, which seta forth that—" Any person travelling or attempting to travel in any carriage on a railway without baring prerionaly paid his fare, end with intent to avoid payment thereof, shall forfeit any sum not exceeding 405., and any person discovered committing or after committing Inch offence may be apprehended without a warrant." It appeared upon the evidence given by the company's servants that, on the 31st of May Let, defendant. arrived at the Hackneyetation per train from Epsom, and inquired where they could pay their fare as they bad not taken tickets at Epsom, and were informed that in point of fact they should not have journeyed by such train as it was for the accommodation of those persons mil, who bad gone to Epsom by it. The proper fare of ss. each was then re quired of them, it was refused, and the present proceedinp taken in consequence thereof. The account of the matter given by' defendant, who is • commercial traveller residing at 31, Wellington-street, Mile-end, was that on the morning of the date in question himself and wife travelled to Epsom by the South Eastern line, the train running into the same station on the Downs that received the trains of other companies, that not having return tickets they required to porches others when coming away, but could not see any office for such sale, and some of the officials oo the platform telling them to get into the train that wee about to start, that it was "all right."and that the *specs* was no more than they bad paid for 00111iIIII down (24. each) ; they cert•inly did think all was right," and entered Deed the carriages of the train having on it In printed characters the word. " North London Railway." Had there been a ticket offlos assuredly the unpleasantness of being summoned would not have occurred, but he did think, and still thought, he could not be compelled to pay the claim, nor was in any way amenable. Win. Newell, guard of the train, maid that he had tickets in his pocket for the return journey. The magistrate presumed that there was not any posted notice of that fact. How were persons to know what the fare was and where tickets could be had if there wee not a ticket office ? Clearly, from the absence of one, this dis pute had arisen, and the company bad better see that there was one for the future. He should dinette the uremia.. The clime of the act specifies that there must be shows an intent to defraud, and it certainly bad not been proved, WANDBWoRni. THE RAID. AND HIS CIGAR. The Earl of WHickileas sad Nottinohast, of St. George's Hotel, Albeinarlwatreet, was summoned by Mr. T. Best, on behalf of the Loodou end South Westero Railway Om• paay, for that he did on the 7th of June, calm. fully smoke osalaia tobacco, to wit • cigar, in the Vauxhall railway Biala% of and belonging to the said company. Mr. Crombie, the company's law clerk, attended is sap port of the summons, which was made retureable at 11 o'clock, bat the noblesse] did Dot appear. He (Mr. Orom his), said he was afraid that the earl would not attend, from a letter that he addressed to the eanpaay. He then read the following letter :—" 32, Albemarle. street, June 28, 1865.—Sir,—I demand the in stant dismissal of the station-master named Atter, at your Vauxhall station, who has had the effrontery to apply for • summons (involving a breech of privilege) against me at the Wandsworth beech, for what he has the impudence to term smoking contrary tor bye law. I beg you to observe that the pie*, of impu you s involves a bleach of the privileges of the House of Lords, and that you, the chairman of the company, shall be held responsible for it,—Wiechilase and Nottingham." He (Mr. Crombie) should have thought that the earl ea • legislator would have known what the powers of the magi. trate were, I Mr. Lyman—He doal state what the breach of privi- Veronibie—He is liable to be witurnoned as any other individual in the realm. After waiting till nearly 12 o'clock the magistrate thought the time bad expired, for it was probable that the earl would not attend eftsr the letter. Mr. Crombie applied for a seoond summons, and for it to be marked peremptory. Ultimately a second summons was granted, and Mr. Crtenbis mid it would be bettor for the secretary of the company to writs to the earl as be had addressed the chairman. GREENWICH. CAR AN APPRZIMCZ =CONS • VOLUNTENN. James William Ashamed, au engineer's apprentice, was &iatged by his master, Mr. George England, with absent ing himself from work without lawful excuse. It appeared that ou Fiiday, in last week, the day of the review of the different volunteer corps of geot, at Chat. ham, the defeedant absented himself, as doom the follow ing day, without having asked permission. Whim qua. tined ha offered as an arouse that he bad been ill; bet afterwards admitted that he had been to Chatham, to the review._ The defendant, ia answer to the magistrate, said that he was a member of the sth Kent Artillery voluoteer corpe, and that having been furnished with a ticket to proceed to Chatham ad take part in the review he had done so, think ing he should not have obtained permission to leave his work had he asked. Ilr. Mande acid it was altogether illegal for an appren tice to enlist tato any volunteer oorps without obtaining the suction of his maser. Ir. England's son said no each sanction bad beets givee by his father. The defendant had been given the option of Ding his wages stopped, or to appear before a magistrate, and tee choosing the lat er course he had bee. brought to that m _ _ Ir. Mande said the defendant as an appreatioe had acted yowl' wrongly, and ordered half-a-week's wages to be stol)Ped. DtscuirrlNO CRUSISY.—A correspondent of the Times lays In my oflici.l position in a public Aloe I !soapy • room in one of the houses in Whitehall-gardens, Immediately overlooking the new embankment now making along the banks of the Thames. Perhaps an appeal throagh your columns may induce the *roe authorities to take Mils to cheek the brutal cruelty of the driven of the carts mined in emptying the gravel on to the embankment To-day, in addition to constant and severe use of the whip. we have seen a ruffian striking hie horns with all his form 14)06 the head and eyes with a smals." A BUICILLFL Kr:PULSED By WOMIN. —A very courageous attack on a burglar was made by three York ohne wanes the other siert Just after midnight the ' , Wag. of Mr. John Minas, of Norwood-grew, sear Halifax, was astered through the window by a rase. The cooly In. Mateo at the time were three women, who, on be ring sow in the mom below, went downstairs and found a man h the ho nes . They seised him, and be was Meows apes tibt Som. However a sonMe missed, in the course of which me of the women opened the door, and the other pushed Hat out. Upon examination it was diesoyered that a M. Icts, had bees stoles, the whip of a yeass woman, a aft* at the bones. The burglar unketusately escaped.— rennin Gwent. THE EXPEMBi. SAVURDAY EVENING, JULY/ L 18651- DRAND - RITIEW AND PIEEDDAY OP TRW METROPOLITAN narmrsima AND BEGU LABS.-(THIE DAY.) The most important display in oonnezion with the metropolitan volunteer form which has been held wises last Reiter Monday hie been arranged to be held this shin soon on Wootwich Commas, Major-General l g r4 CIL, the commandant of the garrison, having that the whole available f cavalry, horse will =, and foot, at Tt in tors oat foe a guy display on a male in company with the yoke- Mers from London. • Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge, together wi th a Ism staff of military oaken (which will probably include Colonel U.S., the tat., sad Colossi &thins, 0.8., the present, inspeekr general of volueteers) are expected to attend. ft is not exactly known at present how many regiments of volunteers have availed themselves of the opportunity of b the regulars, but it is certain that the • with • y of the Lading regiments will be present. The 22nd Middlesex, (Queen's West minter) Rifle Volusteers, will in itself number about 1,000 awe. The corps will parade at Trafalgar square, at 4 o'clock, under the command of Earl Gramm and Lord Gerald Fitzgerald, and leave C haring-arose at 4.10. The 2nd or South Midd x i•as Rifles, under Viscount Ranelegb, ere under orders to leave the station 20 reizziten earlier. The cay at Londe. Volunteer Brigade, under 0010. Del Ward., will proceed from the Guildhall to Wool wich oil London-bridge, es will also several of the Tower Runlets oorps, and other resimeete have engaged special steamers foe their conveyance to Woolwich from the Old Swan peer. The total faros on the ironed will, Nis be lieved, be little under 5000 or 6,000 of ell ranks. We are requested to state that the lima will be formed be the common at 5 o'clock. To-day, alao, two other volunteer displays will be hold la Loadoe, one in the Regent's-park by the Adjutast-General of the FOTOOII, Sir George Yorke Scarlet; C. 8., sail the other at the headquarters of the 7th Surrey Rifles, in Hall. place, Lower Kennington-lane, by Colonel Wright, 0.8., Deputy-Inspector of Volunteers. Sir Novo Yorke Swirl/at will review the Central Laskin Rifle Rangers, of which regiment he is hon. eoloneL ATTEMPTED MURDER 1111 MARKET-GARDEN AT ISLIGWORTIL BRENTFORD, &TIMBAL This morning at 11 o'clock at the Tomah&ll, John Borax, a labourer, aged 96, was brought up on remand be fore Mr. F. H. N. Glossop end o4or magistrates, and charged with violently assaulting Patrick Drina°ll, a fellow labourer, on the Baker's-close, Isleworth, on the 14th J cue. The prosecutor appeared in wart with is head bandaged, and the prisoner (Burke) who mime the ocourreace has been in custody at the House of Deteemou, was brought from town by the Sooth Western Railway, and daring the examination remised in charge of Mr. Inspector Tarling, of the Breotford division of the Metropolitan Police. Mr. Minim solicitor, of Wandsworth, defended the pri soner Burke. The court was crowded. Patrick Driscoll said be lived at Worton-lane, Warred's. He and the prisoner John Burke had been werkiag toge ther at Mr. John Knevitt's ea the 14th of June, the day of the Isleworth murder. About 9 o'clock they were hoeing between a row of pers. They left work about 1, and re turned eta quarter to 3. He put the hoe wider his left arm and said, " Pat, we're doing too much work." He said, " No, we wen late to coming after dinner, and whatever you do don't out up the plants, or we shall be blamed. • They bad some conversation about prisoner's wife, and they afterwards whoosh hands together. Prosecutor had his hoe is his band, and was stooping down, when prisoner called hint • liar, took up his hoe, and hit him on the bead. The blow rut a bole is his hat and also cut hie head. Nobody else was present. Witham had not recovered yet, bat had been confined to his bed. He struck him more than owe, sad ea witnem was bleeding, he said, "Oh, Jark, what did you do that for?' He exclaimed, " have your life this morning." Prosecutor ran away and pneoner said, "You might u well stop ; have your life." He then struck him on the head again with the hoe, but he did not know with what part Prose cutor ran across the garden, and as the primmer followed be put up his own hoe to guard himself, and that etopped the blow of the prisoner, who once more struck at him. He fell down, and heard the prisoner say, " You are now dead, you —," and then run away. Oramexamined by Yr. Haines—He left at 1 to go to dinner, and they west to a public house where they drank four pots and • pint of beer. They had also something to eat. They were at the public house shout two home. The dispute began what they retuned to work. Prolocutor wee • catholic, so was Burke, but he did not know it Burke's wife was • protestant. Did not say that Burke " had been married by the devil," in allusion to his marriage with a wofies . ant. Had not called Burke an Orange dog, and had not said he would cut his bead off. There was no wither. Police-constable Goodgame, T 225, stated that he took the prisoner into custody. Kr. lespeotor Tulin stated that be had previously handed to the beach his medical certificate as to the in. juries the prosecutor had reesived. . . . . • The prisimer was then asked if he had anythieg to say to the charge, and he cud he !would »serve his defence. He wai then ooramittad for trialritliodeitirii6riraimil Court. ORMUZ SORBET V. OXFORD UNlTranrrlr...—Yeslorday morning, at the Surrey-ground, Kenningtoo-oval, this match wee reatunesil; play commenced about ball-peat 11 o'clock, when Surrey mitered oo their first inning's. Mr. Dolmen and Griffith were left "not out" when rain (about 2 o'clook) stopped the play for the day. The fielding of Orford wag admirable, seem out of the Surrey Eleven being all caught. The game will be resumed this morning. MARYLII3OII2 OLDS AND GROUND V. THE COUNTY OF Sou= —At Lord's Ground yesterday morning, the M. 0.0., with four wickets down for 71 rum, continued their Maio's, and finished it about 1 o'clock with a tote! of 114. Sussex coon after commenced their second innings with 46 " on," and were putting on runs feat, when heavy cab came oo about a quarter peat 2 o'clock, and no play took place afterwards. The Committee of Council on Education have appointed • oonitnierion to inquire into the mortifies and veatilatioe of the pileriesoontainieg works of fine art at the South Kensington Museum. The oommissioe counts of Professor Graham, Mostar of the Mint, Professor Tyndall, Dr. Percy, Dr. Prankland, CO.onel Scott, R. E., and Captain Doan•lly, R.& The eleventh annual report of the directors of Irish Oonviot Prisons, just issued, gives a satisfactory ac count of the operation of the license system, which works by marks and badges and classificatioa, and states th►t the clause in the last Penal Servitude Act which requires that every second conviction of felony, punishable by penal ser vitude, should be visited by a punishment of not lees than seven years, exercises a deterring effect on the minds of the criminal alma It I. rendered more effectual by the diffi culty of convicts avoiding recognition under the Irish system of police supervision, while the women are saved from re lapsing by the excellent institutions for their reception on leaving prison at Golden-bridge and Heytesburyotrest, The Bloomsbury flower show will be held this year is the gardens of Bloomsbury-spier*, on the afternoon of Wednesday next. This year from 900 to 1,000 com peting plants will probably be exhibited. Prizes for clean end tidy rooms will also be given away on Wednesday next. The earldom of Breadalbane, and extensive *dates of the late marquis, including Taymouth Cutle, and others, of the sancta value of upwards of 70,0001. a year, are now the subject of litigation in ►he House of Lords. Since the death of the late marquis three claimants have appeared for the title and estates, and their respective claims are now the subject of litigation, not only hare, but before the court is Scotland. In the case of the convict Patrick Kilkenny, under sentence of death in Indeed for murder, the judges by whom he wee tried had declined to support the recom mendation of the jury. The death warrant has been for. warded to the county sheriff. A memorial is in mine of preparation to be presented to the Lord• Lieutenant for the purpose of baying the sentence commuted. TRAFFIC RDCZTPIL —The traffic receipts of railways in the United Kingdom amounted, for the week ending the 24th of June, ea 11,961 miles, to 707,9801., sad for the corresponding week of hut year. on 11,605 miles, to 671,1951., showing an increase of 356 miles, and of 38,7851. Tits groom receipts oa the followieg 14 railways emaciated is the aggregate, on 8,422 miles, to 577.7361., and for the corresponding week of 1864, ea 8.167 miles, to 550,2181., showing an increase of 255 Wilda, and as leeresee of 27,5181. The Merano on the Oaledoehos amounted to 6081. ; on the Great EMU= to 1,1391. ; on the Greet Northern to 3,4701. ; as the Greet Soothes sod Western to 1,3011. ; as the Great Western to 1,0961. ; on the Larosahire and Yorkshire to 2,0321. ; on the London and North Weston to 3,7971. ; on the Loedos end Brighton to 8431. ; on the London and South Western to 4,0261. ; ea the Man. theater, Sheffield, and Liecolashim. to 902/. ; oe the Mid land. to 2,1951. ; oe the North British, to 1,0171. ; on the North Eastern to 5,3521. ; sad on the South Beaters to 1.7351.--total, 27,5182 The goods and mineral traffic on thew lives amounted to 284.587/., sad for the correspond. leg week of 1864 to 270,5821., sheering an increase of 14,0051. The receipts for pantomime, percele, he., amounted to 293,2871., egoista 279,4971, showing an in. snags of 13,7901. The traffie receipts on 63 other hoes uncoated, em 3,589 miles, Is 130,2441., and for the correspoodien week of last year, oe 3,438 mike, to 1.20.9751„ showing se lacrosse elt 101 miles and of 9,2691. in the ni sei*. The total riseeipts of the pent week show as ie. cremes el *MU es eanpered with these et the preeeding week oniing the 1711 t of Jeer SHARE LISTS.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Ouxtz. The railway market is inactive to-day, and prices generally are unaltered.. .As regards the prin cipal stocks, the only alterations are a rise of per cent. In Metropolitan and 1 in Laneasiiire and Yorkshire. Lon don and North Western stook is now quoted 1231 to ; Great Western, 694 to ; Miciland, 1344 to 135 ; Laneashire and Yorkshi 122 to ; Caledonian, 1331 to ; South 844 to 86 ; Great &Morn, 48/ to ex div.; London and South Western, 984 to 994 ; Metropolitan, 143 to ; Great Northern, 131 to 132 ; ditto A, 1454 to 1464. Great Western of Canada Railway shares are in demand, at an improvement. Other colonial, as well as foreign lines, are quiet. OIibINART MAUS AND MOLL /guild- I ZAILWAYL Cl yester Oghi pause I lUDs t k.dar 10. .. SR AN 1101Mol Ng Itssime 86 07 ... 84. 10 Caluloalma.. -..- _ - lit} 1.134 - N Cambrlas - all Out 664 Naas - N WA . wail l4 04 10 all So. • 1410041 v. NW 8 .. 10 all Do. II Ip. 4.101•6410 B. -. .... •• 06 'OO Dublin amid BaJazio 111 1111 16 ail Daaelao.PartkhAbLia 14 17 -.. SS IN Idlabargbaalllimpow 90 OS - KIN Sow mid S.Wasfora 106 U 8 - 100 Orgill Imams ON. U. 48 69 Ad 484 4 4 zd 34 100 Do. IL 416.8612.,116.2 1 8 74 SI 110 Iliesi Nara or Soollood - - -. Ili IN NiasSltaallmao l4O 11111 131 Si 105 Do.A Ono. as dlr. 1111 146 168 - N, Do./1 1108 p. 4. la pad 11 138 118 - N. 100 OR South & Wait. (Ize.) MI 88 - 3I 100 Clam 4 IraMeaa 64 1106 NI 484 9 84 100 DaNam V0L0.4.1164 - - - 84 00 Do. lowa Wage Do. W. lUd.-Oztord 46 48 476 8 - 84. 100 Do. Do. Ninon 46 48 -. St 100 Do. Do. Handard 106 106 -. 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I Balm. 4%000 a Airs & iisatimasesg. 10 1 Old ono divided IS SI 01 6Bl 1 10.000 SO Albion 90, 1011 Allianos7 manUmepool 26 6 6pm 301 10,000 101 Do. biansd MlO pm 20 6 6ma - 104,000 10 Ado Suntan 60,000 60 Anglo Egyptian (Unt.) l2l par fipni - 10,001 60 Ando Italian (Wanted 16 41 111411 - 11,100' 20 6idatioßank.Csr.nswah. 00, ir5.161446., U. 'Cle.pd. 21 6 7 - 112,600 II Anstralaala all 74 76 - 7,606 0 Do. New all 73 76 -. 11,600 10 DankoillriAlsiaGollaabia 16 1 2pm - 10,000 16 Dank or= all SI 62 - 4000 100 Bank 44 - 16,900 30 Dank of 04ago (Unnbad) 8 26 104 - 10,000 IN Dank of 14niminsland (L.) 16 6 4Oa - 110, IS Bank citViatortn4nalras 06 0 44 - 60,000 10 Bank of New faalaail 60.000 10 : ; • • 1 10 16 *Ms 0 4 6 20,000 80 British t Cali/masa 71 34 1141 s -. 10,000 10 &Welt N. Amorist .- all 44 06 - 40,001 lb C. Bk. Indindsa.,llll4sa .11 le 17 - 90,900 16 Chart. Yor.se bidla,no. all 66 47 zd .... 10,900 100 City 10,000 100 Colonial :::::: 2 00*. 800k "1,=',.;. 2 -. TS - - 160,001 10 Conacedated Dank (L) 4 61 610 m 101 6,000140 Osnlamenlel 26 - 114 - 0,000 100 Do. New 11,000 60 lee London (Malted) 11 1 11ma - ni,ooo 20 Santoro Bachangs(Lim) 6 UN par - 10,000 26 English Joint Stack 2 X) /0 3 pen m - 10,000 10 Drm.SootalloaLUianiL all 191 10 - MON 60 inehin and Swedish (1. 20 6 4Ms -. 60 10 Kuropean Inak(liminid II 31 S 414 171 14,000 100 Ilinnarnadaselap.(l4 24 0 4 dl. -. 16,006100 Do. lamad at 2pm 91,000 100 Do. New l6 8 4Ms 91 10,000 100 Impartal Bank, Limited 20 9 10 __ - 134 &11, U 110 Imon pirlat Ottoman- all 11 61 7 pm 154 10.4 ian.. - 11,010 SI Do. New 6 Ipra -. 100.1100 10 Lad Marli.Bk: India (11 6 1414 4 1466 - 3,140 SO Loiallk.oU66zleo,ne.(l. 121 41 gills - 14000 100 Lon Dank of SoMland L IS 3 6Ma - 10,160 ITO London sad Brazilian &SOO 100 lanD.Airsa&B..9lats'L 40 7 9 444 id - 10,400 U Ds. New, twat le pm 10 II riiwn id - 54600 10 lan. Olallsnk of .111 611 Mti 241 - 90 001 60 'Diadem and Ominly 2O 74 78 - MOO 100 Lon liambnOon.Lz.(L) AS - -Xs - 71000 50 i lnadon Joint Stook l6 60 91 61 Us 91 rodent Booth Atrimo all 18 10 191 1,000 106 Lon. di S. Western !Mc. 10 ISO Ipm - 4400106 Do. do. New . - 4006 le LandondVenenteisi (1 ) 124 6 dis - 80,000 100 .11ass. i Wasnolaner - 10, 40 0 100 insmikant Bank(Uni.) l6 1 2pm - 46.000 N illieraintila i ImiliaML. 10 3 2Ws7l 1 is. 100 115.0r0.1 Ivor. beak (1. 10 dil tit - 411,100 Do. d•. 0. 1100 101 11/1464nd Irk (Um) 26,600 IN National of Liverpool lO 11 II pm - 1 4 000 la IN.Pra.st inland 4l .• - - 94000 10 Do. Sod Was l2 - -. ..., *Oa 10 Do. 3rd Woe ll - - 10000 OS ,If stkaal Bank SO 90 1411 .- 99,000 110 ! Do. New ... ... - SLIM a 'New Pm* Wake lBl 41 CI 60, 10 Nor Soissel (Ihgled) 1 Oft par - 640 0 0 10 'North 1 1 14Meni /1 $ 4111111 - 1110 000 IS 'Orknolal Dank Oceporn. all 61 U - 60,000 10 IProvls.Banklageorp.(l. 71 3 21416 -. 4010 66 Do. do. 29.6441 IN Tusks% at Irt9and - I),h a 7O De. do. New all -..- 47,141 II Saida Posj.,/k Delhi (1 10 1 3/ 364 - wee si asisirana. all ) 116 se 961 1 ad 14039 106 Ilsmd. of I. S. Anna 10,000 1 106 Tin 4, W. a66pm. 10 I I A 466 - 30,100 116 Olike el Amaral& -. ffill 61 64 10,000100 (1•1•• at Leland (Um.; II 4l %Ms - 81610111 80 Doke at Lambe ll 66 67 651 61 11 111011. No. la. 1 DOW& IPd I CI. prior. I Wm.. 2. 77 and West ladle .1 WO I 1111 i 197 1 - 11.000 141 Geninll7l4aUft Jock 6 ... .. •••• 6,621.110 IL Loadoodkot.rbi. 100 IN ill tra.Ml M. 11101i1M11111teffl - 1107,0T1 K. rmy Oomansidal llllll 111 UT I [for mon. id .102 it & 101 r 42 2 4142 8 idls 12 Y 65 • ~'*p. It !6m 15 WU i iii --. xi) n - ee $ l ei dr 71 11 lOs —. PREFERENCE SHAME. Greet Western. Wed Midland, perpetual 6 per cent pref., opt. till 1866, 123. Nortl Eastern 4 per cent redeemable, 99i. PROVINCIAL SHARE MARKETS. M on. Lr -Dublinenitroot., JIM n lO. - Bales to-day :-Dublin and Belfast Juno-I 62 a Drogheda, 72-Great Eastern, 481-Great , Weetern, 69 1 t-Insicaabire and Yorkardre, I±2 1-London sad North Western. 1631 0-Ma. cheater, Sheffield, aM Lincolnshire, 64 -Midland 113 L Aires. 7.16 - South- Eastern, SO 6-London and Nortb-W Mester and Holyhead, 1131-Buffalo and Lake Huns, 41- 641 -Minors Central. 64 i-Udted States Five-Twenty Banda 72-Confederate Loan. 7 - Great Luxemboorg Shares, 14 6.16-Sambre and Mesas, 7-Allianoe Bank of Loudon and Liverpool (Limited:. 6 6-16 p.-Bunk of Liverpool, Xl6 . Eastern Exchange Bank (Limited), 05 motile and 'Exchange Beak (Ltmited). I i dell f 11-16 d.-/laticesal Bank ot lave•rpoel (Ihnited), 7 p.-North Western Bank (Limited), 41 p.- Albion Marine (L imited), 6-164.-Enspire Marine (Limited), p.-Queen Insurance, 9-16 p.-Union Marine (Limited), 11 11.1 e p.-Flintabire d.-Liverpool Ex change fi , m, - National gleam (Limited), 61 d.--Wort, India and Pacic Stea e d. MiSCOIII37II, ORt 30. A moderate business was done, and prices were Irak. Botckow, Vaughan, and Co. (Limited) p. -Confederate Loan. 7-Ebbw Vale Company (Limited), t&- Great Eastern, 44 11 1 1-Great Luxembourg. 141-Great Northern, new, 10 p.-Great Western .1 Canada, 111 f -Great Western, ditli I-Illinois Central, 841 1-Lancashire and York shire, 12210--London and North Westerrnn,, 1261 1-Manchester and County Beak (Limited), 6 p -Manchester, Sheffield, and Lhicoinshire, en-Metropolitan, 142}-ditto„ New Extension, 116-16 T.-Mexican, 201 cam diva-New York and Erie. 63 II- North Eastern, Berwick, 1121-etavely Coal and Iron Company (Limited), 141 e p.-ditto New. Ili pi Staten 6-30 Years' Bonds, 7 21 2lf 1-Whitehaven and Furness, 31-Loudon and South Western, 99-Dlstrict Bank, 191 p. BIRIIIIIGRAN, Jots 10.-The latest quotations Included Stour Valleys. 101, bayers-Bireirgharn Guaranteed, 74 to 741- Weal Midland. Oxford, 2nd Guaranteed. till to 130-Govestry and Nuneaton, 112, tellers-North Staffordshire Moak, 80, aelien - Birmingham Banking Company's ahnies, 31f, sellers-Binaing barn Joint Block Bank, 37 to 38-Birmingham Town and District Bank, 161, eel - ere-British and Foreign Railway Plant 1 die to pm Ditto new allotment lettere, Ito 10 per share-Birming ham Old Union MBI , Si to 61-B remelts= Wagon Prefer no 1-16 dia. to 1-16 press -Blrmlasbals Waterworks, B, K te preen-Patent Nut and Bolt, 17-14 to II pm. tide I-.. Mei" tia11p.4.3 las. 00V. fr mi Tti. Dagger DWI mot lime Do.i pat eLlsafl Dw 2weaLig/1 114 AO. iiise-11 De. .46...1111.-ts* 1 memo suss' mewl wail soodxo tome' wool - - ft 1011 07 09 09 85 117 07 106 10 II? 10 107 116 110 01 95 101 107 100 106 105 107 00 106 107 105 106 1011 196 57 N 100 101 N It 106 IN N BB 117 100 lON Ng 107 1011 I s i t k; IMO ON r.". 1icZ6p.e.A17407t.1.770 1 Cloggyaoy. UM iss.o s ot i . ltaartllss err el., MS I% Do. wei I:. Do. no* D 0.1111 3 I staL NAVAL"' at. I p.e.UOll Do. fp e. ten ism Do. I p. a. UM Is LK New Salmi I pie ord. Do. S par mg. Revs 0..101 Gov.!pet AuLarr.ll p. 1171 D. 40.14.04pri1h0e. 71 1.0 1110 IMO !lie Si - mil laieo~ IA -Bll7l* intio dit Na io _. .. T. IL) Azsg)o-Kozken lad .. libatie Td. saa.Bp.ct al 1.0 0 0 1.24°° usewl ;Loventlaa— :=rbiratairmissul Doickow Thighs& Zomba, Gem ( Do. lad Mims BMW asmelem load B.& Ilag. Tel (4) British Win Ti.. (L.) ehm (16.11 = 11, (4) Cl (=Ai e r =ma Woo. CIM Mae (Lha. ComatereialTheiosaaa' Com. otAttloaallimil Oaaseildelid Continental Oa. Gas( j a o m p rt eg = ll 4p C. Tam& Mob Do. ot Mauritius (L.) VPalma Predereme. Do. • et. Peep. Deda Nilltod) • • Casio% Liras Tea( ) ilnollaLand.C.&Fln L. 6 India irris. & Canal Gab. Vale =OcticetTaL(L Telegraph Sag and Itag.sad t litepthoot IL multi= Itagireesrlhg 104 use IDSP?.?: 16 IT - 12. iii U' 50.0.0 ____ 1600 4,919 116.60 u 6000 61,060 24000 17,600 ?2,0110 I U 91) 100.000 10.000 lONOOOI 100.0301. 111.0001... i~ s M Ss ~ N_ it: lA - 40111 10,000 _____ 1.00.000 PPM& 10.000 1000 10,000 TO.OOl too?! M,OO~I 11.0u01 114,1011 ii:iiol 10,001 100, 6,000 1100 it ligi l 68 61 id ii:E.54l lee Noi - f0. 56 1 XO.OOOl 110.000 SWAN -5°- - • . " 6- - - 1 i 16• I AI in zik I idis 3 . 4 9e p;ra I 4es bon 1 41s 11 U 4 s 41. SI ID 110 113 zd 110 ale Mid 1 Par Thetle 41. 1 + 2 4 411 1 0 11410 0 dig 118 111 Itl 4di. s gar I Wes —Ws 7 6 din xd • %Pm 10 9 dim It 2 ga II 1 6edli 161 1 16( sd 994 16 14 dla • 2 12 10 44k Ver db. 1 ll lf f Oorpoeitliro. - Ilaaaelal Domani (L) forret. Wareham (I. 0•111vora (Limited) o.oro6lta 11a.odLoa.(L G. Ram Maidaailam liookoet3okatolAarL) lions Hang & (Mad Goa Radoas'iay Bamboo boa i.A.s. (L) Worima) nroc.Od IMaguatioas Carr c ia &Zoo L i hdansallfteaLa ct o . ..4. Intermit Laud I team Lad. halloo Ins. (Oa& ay.) Do. p. o. Ws. r. JoutiaioakDboaaiWL) lad ',morles (L.) Load. African Land.ondesiodoo. Tra n Loa.ooantylaadd3. L- Lood.Dlffilatol Load. Man. Ass. ) Load. G. Omnibus C.(1.1 ood.dialasg.ing.Co(L Load, Italian. &ad/ay I Loud. Mar. Diaoodat(L) Load. Provinolallhifts Madre* Into. it Omni i3:iiil 1,000080 l ske??.l n u 4000 1%000 10. 000 --...._ 4 6- oal ie ail; I Sdb * 1 Dis R az .tPm 14626 10,i0605 6.000 61,104 WON 10,0001 11,600 It.ooo w;~i LOi — ioZtiC;ol II) 0001 7 S pm H Se n 9 dla fo;iii 4,000 4,000 20,C40 a-I 15,000 87,1161. 40,000 10,000 80,400 18,000 10,000 .ii:01 10,0001 150.000 AN! ° . i -1 .600 I fis:#l s,soo Awe 700.00D1 10.009 10,000 17,001 -- !?.Nel -- . z d T. 10 8 die dls 1 ipm zd lepic 10 11 id to 11818 1 810 iCa Si ii Fii 4E021 igriel Karim investatent(L) Kasulthas Landoke.(l.) Media. Idea. TeL R.l 111111wallF.14.&DockL. rwww Iron Worts.. NatalmadaooL O. (4 Naimoli Ufa. Om. (4 Nstiocal Almada (4 Makes/Prey. NailanalllNima Nov.( ) NarbadetiOod Idle i par par id 10.1 SeSi 11 pm dla 1 71 eidl• SUL ilLOidla =„. - iliii.7W - - - - N.Yealand LAM. Ad. L .../Missal T.11L00...L. NortlionaoasToo(L.l N .811 LA osindootont) N.Deld.allorood.ld. Novadoote&G.NAL .14 Do. do. Nomads Tea (IJaa1161) &bora swum % Laws. I)riosialCommorolaJ(L. Orlostal Floadesslais. Oriental Goo ( Woad drairl d 4 et tithlandlnvook. Ottoman Company (L) Otiasasu noodolol (1.1 Moira Dos Moaned) Parma/a/LW atdoa(Lj Do. do. 00* — zel - 97 14 if* amok. woo ~,ikost, If.iiil IrNow 1 willio rk7. lowolainag ) Poolosular* 0. Siam 2u=sy ~ IL (L Iron Do. New . IUo J. 0g *** Ditto dltb ..... ltot loot.Mustre loved. Smith, Laight. Soo.riomo.,PMerpto( Be Li. (L. , Do. rmod Sawa— South Australia. Led heilmmartme Tetopraph Do, Bortp rei.Coustruo.allalm.(l Mamma Mame In. (l 1 Ttloid.d Petrolatum (L) Truettlihmemorotkos. T. & 1.. Co. of 11. Outaila , flo.liariva of Llver.(L. I Dotted K. Tele.. 00. (L. Ogren. Malmo lam (L. Upper AMOR Tea(Lfra } Ditto Tea Diemeeree Lund. Warrant limoutoe(Ltms.) 4 estlattishrmeMof L. The En g lish Joint Stock Bank have taken over the Bideford Bank, which was established in 1844, and consisted of four partners, one of whom (Mr. Yelland) remains as manager of the branch. The half-yearly meeting of shareholders of the City Bank is convened for the 18th of July. The London Financial Association (Limited) are offering for sale by public tender 130,0001., being the whole of the " A " Priority stock of the Kettering, Thrapeton, and Huntingdon Railway. This stock is entitled, under powers conferred by the company's seta, to a perpetual dividend of 5 per cent. per an num, payable half-yearly out of the profits, in pre ference to the ordinary stock, and ranking next to the company's debentures. It appears that the interest on the company's debentures and on the " A " Priority stock requires together, in all, only 10,2801. annually, whereas the coal traffic alone, as worked by agreement with the Midland Railway Company, is estimated to produce one-third more than that amount. The interest at 5 per cent is guaranteed by Messrs. Waring for three years, from Ist July, 1865. Tenders are to be received unil Tuesday, the 11th July, at 1 o'clock. The prospectus of the Hop and Malt Exchange and Warehouse Company (Limited) is issued, with a very respectable board. The object is to supply to the hop and malt trades facilities for the trans action of business similar to those enjoyed by the oorn, coal, and other mercantile interests. With this view a valuable and very eligible site in the new Southwark-street, and at the corner of High street, Borough, has been obtained, in the centre of the interest' which are to be benefited by the pro ject. It is mentioned that "the purchase by the company is based upon a valuation made by the eminent surveyors Messrs. Norton and Trial, of 62, Old Broad-street." The capital is 120,0001., in 12,000 shares of 101. each. Interest at the rate of 6 per cent per annum is to be paid balf-yearly until completion of the exchange and warehouses. The warrants for the half-year's interest on the stock of the Great Southern of India Railway Com pany were yesterday forwarded to the proprie tors, and are payable at the Union Bank of London on and after this day. The interest on the mort gage bonds of the company is also payable to morrow, on presentation of the coupons. With reference to the South Wales and Great Western Direct Railway, a correspondent sends es the following : The South Wales sad Great Western Direct Railway The Canary Isles, when first discovered, were Bill has been paned by s committee' of the Hone of Lardh clothed with thick forests. A great part of than woods Presided over by Fail Amherst. Tim proposed Thee mai wen destroyed by the first settlers ; the result hes hem ! cross the Severn near Chepstow by a high level bridP et the lessening of the rains and the dwindliag away of the !an elevation of 100 fest above high•water mark. The inr spring and brooks. The aridity of the interior of Spate ' pannee of this lice, as providing menu far bringing the owing to the hatred of the Spann& to treat. Maay nal of South Wales to Leaden, was fully recognised in its foists m Franca have been Warn is respect to climate by progress through both hones of parliament. amaderaem The maritime memo of Algeria are remark- I We are informed that the Southern Insurance ably dry, elan to the native husbandman cutting down one of the leading am .. i n t h e co . ail the ernevicent productions. On the other band Pin becomehss mon oat Root s i p ., the Arm= bony of Victoria, has opened an office at 2, Meer cultivation of the palm tree.—Weirl'min paper. gate-street, tinder the management of an influential Tim GILIAT MAISSELLIO Farman—A Marseilles., board of London directors. The company is pri letter says that eta genera meeting of the shareholdees pared to underwrite marine risks of every denerip al the Beetemd OemPanY, held en Bateelk7 tion from porta in Europe to the Australian co lon, the halanenbese droned that the lindities wen 26 I ,„„„„,,_. fl u id uc u ng N ee , y.e.l. e d, a t th e am en s laaa sad the unto 19 on The Melt is thereon 7edWma, ost i cost i !‘ „ mm oast r i m rate*. Claims ere made payable either a London The meeting sprinted Nit, Onsdaal , yea.. Boas. sad or Melbourne, oe at any of the agencies of the Rini es liquidators to wind up the attain et th• sompsay. ' company. r - (M I pas Sr pea id 66 66 nit Ile las Ipia 141 lf # pp par 1 pa e •db 11 tern f ea par 1 7 ed d y zd 4 6 id 11 11db id • U 74 le pas II 4 di' NI $1 si el 14 91 61 41. 108 1 10 1u ife 110 i dis 14 12 id _'4 MONEY MARKET,-(17118 DAY). lin Two °Venn. There is little business in the stock markets to day, and the variations in prices are few and unimportant. Consols are unchanged for money, but have advanced 1-18 per cent for the next amount. The only alteration of importance in British lines is a rise of } per cent MetruPuli tan. Some foreign bonds have experienced a slight decline. In the dismount market to-day the supply of money has largely increased, while there are few bills offering. Nevertheless, the rate for the best paper is maintained at 3 per cent. The charge in the Stock Exchange this morning for short loans on English government securities was 3 per cent., but it has since declined to 2 to 2}, there being little demand, and more money seeking employ ment. At Paris to-day, according to Mr. Renter's tele gram, the Three per Cent. Rants opened at . 66fr. 65c., being sc. lower than yesterday. Consols are now quoted, 90 to 9, ex dig, for money, and 904, ex div., for the 6th inst. The offi cial business report is as follows :-Three per Cent. Consols for money, 904, 90 ; Three par Cents. Reduced, 89}, } ; New Three per Cents., 894, 4 ; India Stock, shut ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 1044 ; ditto Four per Cent. Deben tures, 1866, 100} ; ditto Bonds, 21.., 18e., prem. ; arellachequer Bills, par, 4s. prem. Foreign stocks are dull, and Turkish Consolides, Spanish Passive and Certificates, and Mexican have declined } per cent. On the other hand, the Confederate Loan is rather firmer. Some of the present quotations are sub joined :-Turkish, 1868, 721 to 73} ; ditto, 1862, 701 to 71}, ex div.; ditto Consolichle, 484 to 494 ; Mexican, 23} to 1, ex div.; Span ish Passive, 294 to 304 ; ditto Certificates, Iq to 16 ; Greek, 201 to 21 ; and Confederate, 7 to 8. Transactions are recorded as follows Egyptian, 98 ; ditto second issue, 98} ; ditto, 1864, 934, 94 ; ditto 1001. bonds, 944, 931 ; Italian, for ac count, 634, ex div.; ditto 1865, 76, } ; Mexican, for account, 231, ex div.; ditto, 1864, 221, ex div. ; Peruvian, 1882, for account, 77, ex div. ; Portu g nese, 1856, &c., 471, excliv.; Russian, 1822, 92} ; ditto, 1862, 91} ; Spanish Passive, 304 ; ditto Certificates, for account, 15; Turkish, 1858, 724 ; ditto, for account, 721 ; ditto, 1862, for account, 701, 71, ex div.i; ditto, 1001. Bonds, 701, 714, 71, ex div.; ditto, 1865, 481, 48, ex div. Interrational Financial shares are now quoted 11 to + pm.; General Credit, 11 to 4 prem.; London Financial, 74 to 4 prem. ; Imperial Mer cantile, 2} to prem. ; Credit Foncier and Mobilier of England, 3} to 1 prem., ex div. ; Hud son's Bay, 15} to 1, ex div. ; and Egyptian Trading, 1 to } The nominal quotations for the shares of some of the new companies are subjoined :-Russian Iron Works, 8 to 10 prem. ; Downs Docks, } to 1 prem. ; Atlantic Telegraph preference, } to } prem. ; London Bridge Land, } to 1 prem. ; Peruvian Railways, 21 to 3} pm. ; Glamorganshire Iron,2} to 1 prem. ; London Quays and Warehouses, par to } prem. ; Barned's Banking, 1} to 1 prem. ; British India Trust and Agency, 1} to 2 prem. ; Dalbeattie and Kirkconnell Granite, 1} to 2 prem. ; London, Windsor, and Greeawich Hotels, 14 to 24 prem. ; Blakely Ordnance, 31 to 4 prem. ; East London Railway scrip, } to 1} prem. ; ditto paid up, par to } prem. ; London and Mediterra nean Bank, 3 to } prem. ; and Hop and Malt Ex change Warehouse, 1} to 2 prem. Hata-ran Two o'Cioce. Consols are still quoted 90 to }, ex div., for money, and 904, ex div., for the 6th inst. The demand for money is not expected to con tinue active beyond Tuesday, the 4th of July. The dividends will be payable at the Bank of England on Saturday, the Bth. The foreign exchanges yesterday afternoon were generally steady. Subjoined is our usual list : Amsterdam, 3 mouths, 11.194 to I ; ditto, 3 days, 11.174 to 184 ; Rotterdam. 3 stoatbe, 11194 to I • Ant werp, 3 months, 25.40 to 45 ; Rambars, ma. balm 3 maths, 13.91 to Paris, =AA 25 : 15 to . 20i Mao, 3 months, 26.35 to 40; atoußts. 120 1 to ; St. Petersbarg (per rostle), 3 mouths, 30i to 31i• Vienna, al. 60.. 8 months, 11.15 to 20; Trier* se. do., 3 months, 11.15 to 20 ; Madrid, 3 maths, 474 to ; Oats, 3 months, 484 to 4 ; Leeson, 3 mouths, .15.50 to 55 ; Goma, 3 months, 25.50 to 56 ; Mika. 3 mouths. 25.50 to 55 ; Naples, 3 mouths, 25.50 to 66; Pelerme, 3 mouths, 25.50 to 55'; Messina, 3 months, 25.50 to 55; Lisbon, 90 days, 51i to' Oporto, 90days, 514 to IL - 76 41 5 14100 110.000 i. ii,ioo 100,000 7,500 1;600 60,000 100,000 skow Kom o i tw wow woo Itoon 10.090 itt i t 1021 Rd 1 - 1 Weans requested to 'tats that the General Cradle and Finance Company ol London will, on and from Monday next, occupy temporary offices at Nit 27, Austin Friars, pending the re•constanotics et the present building in Lotlibary. A meeting of the Sookftif Aerie°le et lndustriall• d'Apypte will be held on Friday the 14th July. 'Ms transfer books of the Warrant Fiume. Conn: pang will be closed from the 3rd to 10th July is. dinars, previously to the declaration of a dividend. Few changes occurred in bank shares. Beak of Australasia, Mercantile and imehange, and Ilium Bank of London have improved. Those of ari Colonial Bank were quoted rather lower. The subscription list of Barned's Banking Com palsy mill be closed on Tuesday nest, the 4th July, at 4 o'clock. The subjoined report with to the balm market is from the circular ot r Ms.us. Sharps mid Wilkins : The La ries in the veins of sates lathes seemed • atif puma lapectation during the ha few days that shipments w the Eat would siesta bs rowed, the or pea= whisk he now, for a keg • tam, itherathenall She markets for both bar silver as& Mama dollen bee he spat exalt semed, end the plebe is seek MMus, masa 4 *slight minas As yet, however, so weasel el semi enema have t Ass piste, or the improvestest w.O has bias mere decided. Add:Siegel lirmsese as else ben b•• parted a the market far dollars by the bet thee the lam say brims shoot 60,000 i. el them seta lemma leas r•emdeal sad have been maised free Almeria, the ma. for portion of whisb, sonatas a United Same phi seam, "ha been sold for exalt, while the gas ham Ira bus pow eloped by the Bank of Enema. IrsmaY Bvmons. Console, which closed yesterday at 60 to 1 me div. both for money and next Thursday's settle mail, opened and closed to-day at the same quo. tation, touching for a moment in the interval 901, "buyers." For the August settlement the Ism price was 90/ to 1. The official business report rs as follows :—Tbree per Cent. Consols, fee ' money, 90, 1, 90 ; ditto, for account, 901 • Three' per Cent,. Reduced, 891, f, ; New Tires pt Cents., 891, /, I ; Bank Stock, 249, 260, 248; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1044, 1 ; ditto Bonds, 17a., 21a. prem. ei Indian government securities were unaltered. Exchequer Bills remain quoted par to 4a. prem. Foreign stocks were rather Sneer. Although the transactions were scanty, an improvement et to per cent. took place in Ita lian Spanish (including the Passive and Certificates), Mexican Bonds of 1864, and Egyptian of 1864. National Discount shame wee* last quoted to-day 101 to preen. ; Joint Stock Discount, Ito 1 dis. ; Egyptian Trading, 1 * die• Ottoman 806016 Generale, 21 to 3f prem. ; Hudson's Bay, 151 to ex div. • and Lion Brewery, 11 to 2 prem. Tbem was a fur;herimprovement in Contract Curporation shares. Discount Corporation, Ottoman, Penis. miler and Oriental Steam, and Universal Marino Insurance have given way. The shares of the financial companies were rather dull, but experienced little change in prise. The closing qquotations are annexed, vie. : International Financial , ti to I prem. • Gemini Credit, 1 13-16 to 16.16 prem. ; London 7} to* prem. ; Imperial Mercantile Credit, to prem.; Credit Fonder and Mobilier (both Wd new shares), 31 to 1 pram. The closing (but in some cases nominal) quota. tions for *harm in new undertakings are sub joined :—Pernvian Railways, 21 to 3 prem. ; Cheshire Salt Works, 1 to 1* prem. ; London-bridge Land, fto prem. ; Russian Iron Works, Bto 10 prem. ; London and Mediterranean Bank, 3 to * prem. ; Blakely Ordnance , 31 to 4 prem. ; Glamorgan Iron and Coal, 2 to 21 prem.; Grange Town Iron, 1 to 2 prom. ; East London Railway eorip, 1 to 2 prem. ; Atlantic Telegraph, $ per cent, preference, 1 to 1 prem. • Belgrave Mao alone, *to 11 1 prem. ; British India and Colonial Trust, 1 to 2 prem. ; Railway Credit, 1 to 2 prem. ; Phosphate of Lime, 1 to 2 prem. ; Northern Assam Tea, par to 1 prem. ; Enamelled Iron, 21 to 31 prem. ; Parkfield Iron, 1 to 2 prom.; London Quays, par to 1 prom.; %rued's Bank, 11 to 2 1 prem. ; General Exc hange Book, 1 be 2 rem.;p London, Greenwich, and Windsor Rotell4 11 to 2f prem. ; Samuel Bestow and Cu., 1 to It prem. ; Liverpool and Dublin Steam, 1 to l 1 prem.; and Downs Docks, 1 to 1 prem. The A stock of the Metropolitan Extension Rail ways of the London, Chatham, and Dover Company was dealt in as low as 47, and dosed at b 2 to H. MIN - 118.-Milli DAY.) Two o'Otocw. The mining market is quiet to-day, and prim present no alteration worthy of notice. Great Vor shares are now quated 31j to 32 ; East Lovell, ti to 10 ; Great Busy, 31 to 1 ; West Obivertoo, 75 to 80 ' • Great Laxey, 20 to 21 ; Frank Mills, 71 to I ; and Kant Basset, 18 to 17. No tasumatiosis are officially reported in the Stock Exchange. Very few bargains have occurred in foreign sod colonial mining shares, and quotations ars unchanged. The subjoined weekly summary of the metal market is from the circular of Mews. you Dadelo mu and North : The demand for metals continues rertrieted ; pekes. however, have been maintained. From present appearances no noteworthy chance is likely to take pkee until th e pee ral eleetkine are over and theharvest Widely got in. liter Bars and rails continue is steady demand ; prime are well maintained. Staffordshire reports might be more favours able, but the brat-elms makers do not oempleis about the Iseareity of 4 orders. Scotch pig iron, thew touching 55e. 61., Wes receded to 545. 1004., sellers. Copper : Them is an entire abuses of demand both ler raw and nutenfacitared. Prices ere very Inegalar. The same remark applies to foreign copper. Tie : The masks* ' has been very Ann since oar last report ; 9Gfl. cash and 911. afloat paid for Strait.: 95/. to 961. for banes. The Dube ado of hams took place yesterday in Amsterdam, and the whole 168,500 slabs forted ready buyers at 56, awl to about 981., laid down here ; a large business done here a 1 these prime. English tin is firmer is courregnesee. and molten ask as edemas of N. per too over last paid prime. Tin plates maintain their good position. Lead : The eAarksi continues extremely duN ; good soft English, 191. Speller has shown more firmness, end ma advance of to. has bees eirtablished. We amens emit hare 221. se. for forward delivery, 221. 7s. id. he 211. 10s. ; special brands is mei ports, 221. fie. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. LIVERPOOL COTTON ILiREET. (THIS DAY.) OS =norm LID onmsaarbmar. rzLzazirz.) Ingo* ous owl oosaisrowriarr.) Market goat, bat steady. Bass, 8,000 ; swastika sad export, 3.0e0. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAT.) The market is steady ; pekes ere quoted es follows : lowa ta ll ow, 40e. 6d., wet ea& ; Potenbutg Y.C.. as the 'pot, 41s. 6d. tette. 9d. ; October to Dermal:ear, 422. 9d.; December. 43e. ; Juror/ to /Web, 43e. 6d. AVilliol2. —Taira tallow, Qs. ; fat by ditto. Zr. lid.; ye ll ow 431. 3d.; welted stall, 32e. 111.. ; rough ditto. 18e. ; tallow greens. ; good drop. Is. SMITHIPIELD HAY MARICHL—(THIPI DAY.) 34.0lierlan Joao. tastes reverts trade Ars et Ste follow ing prices :—Prime old elovite, fres 120 e. to 136 n sledge ditto 100 e. to 110 e.; new ditto 900. to 1151.; prim ed Yaw, 100 e. to llba ; inferior ditto, 90.. to Ns; new ditto, 1103, in 100..; straw, 25e. to 300. COVENT GARDEN.—(THIS DAY.) Out door prods= of woollen* quality is sow seedy sbnedast. Of =curbsides there is a fair supple. Paw or. also plentiful. Monies are extentively =parted prose for toes very has 441. to Is. par lb. Grapes sal pineapples are sow abendest. Cob sets tea= Ire= We. to 60s. per leXtes Amperes= is still oeppaled, se to Wes broom& Good sew hider, potatoes fetes frees 2e. to In. per doses puss& Flowers Woody oceidele of ere►fB s =albs, =els= pehogoslettalisosette, a= roses. lip apples, per lb., as to 10e Grapes, per Ib., 6e to fas Wads's, per des.. as to Os Nectarines, ti0.,12s to the Yip, an, to to Ns Stranberriss, p. lb.. Is, to ile asking pesis,p otos, IP ad to 4 a Apples, per dere, le Od to Ss Orwell, per 100, 105 to Hs lesome, per IN, le to lee Noes, sob, per 1011 e, 00e Ie Boa* per brisk lae Mole* do., lei M 10* VIOKT . t=pi,perdoc,ls Id io laws, pr 100, b SOA Paw. sr deps. is to Is AdWided" pw WO. Id Ow Ps PI dwidl J. Wed W ISH Itlia4lll4 Tort Pod tau, lOW :Vs is „ Realm de., Ms to Ids „ Flaw IMP to lids „ pow, ream. bIsUP pm est- . Carrots, sow, do . ls Turnips, per Wadi. 44 4 Pt ANIIMININI. Milk id Sir Is el Self, per liss,la Of to Is , per Gabe. Per lb., tattoo, per dec.. la Id to I ME:eare, la to %IP p.p pAss OM SO P. bal.. lied Mal larbreaskoSl i .lii to la de Perik*. Par beat dove, as ay4B Inaba, re bomb. u idadm, id toils pre do. Candid dm alma. N " " I - 111 124