The Express. — London, England, 1865-06-23 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, JUNE 23, 18115; azatiruiNT&.(riiM 1114141 setet iti tpt ilL steed per 5. A Oallon Company (I,iniud). 100 Ix My. City of London Red Primers" (Umbel% Company of African Merchants (Llinitede 2 k if 3. Credit Wormier and Moldlier of Wand, to St. Orystal Palaos, 40 to 40. Roptiaa Ommasseiai and Toadieg, Limited, 31. Owned Credit and Pima, of Leedom (Lim.), 6 to 1. Homo mid Wield Amewneein 414 e f. Hudson's Bay, 16/, 6. Impala Mora OesdA Amosiation, Limited, 71. letermitioed Fleanolal Seeieky, Limited, 111, Joint Stook Dimon* LisAtel, 91, 1, 1. Loudon Fumnsial Ameatatias, Imied, IS. London Oeoeml omnibus y, Liaaited, 31. London Meremtile Dlamoen lsd, L Loodon and Provincial Mariwk . 3/. Madras Irrigation sad Canal _ PIO). MI National Disco Company, L imited, 151 16. Panama, New Zealand, and Australian Royal Mail. Now In. Pik% 5 . Peoinsuiar and Oriental Steam, New (351. paid), 54/, 5. Quebrada Land, Railway, and Mining (Limited), 3. Silver's Isdianibber Works and Telegraph Oahle, 131. Smith, Haight, and 00. (Limited), 14. Tedegraph 00oetrumios and Maintenance (Limited), 9. Universal Marine laserance, Se. Two (Khoo& The railway market is quiet to-day, with little businesa, and•the variations in prices are few and unimportant London and North Western and Great Western stooks are flat, and bare &dined } pre mat. On the other hand, Great Eastern has advanoed London and North Western stook is now quoted 123 to ; Great Western, 70f to ; Midland, 1341 to 135 ; Lanoubire sad Yorkshire, 121.1 to 122 i ; Caledonian, 133} to 154 ; South Eastern, 84 to it ; Great Eastern, 48} to • London and South Western, 99 to 100 ; lteiropolitan, 142 to 4 • Great Northern, 131} to 132} ; ditto A, 145 to U., Great Luxembourg Railway shares have ad vanced, while Dutch Rhenish show a downward tendency. Indian and Canadian lines are rather dull. I rtl " I ZAISMUL I Y Ck l i re4 .l6 . I 1 1 1 11640.• Comtelon Oak lowhost. Down& Dot ll 111. BO tia until Do.p. It to & Wes sad Amo ID atiogow &W Groat looters Ora M. Da & Aft. ell= groat limed OraosNoostisra Do.A A roe. so dtv. Do.lllla p. twa Gs,. South, Wont. a t D rt ) Gout Wailers Do.fitoor ToGoailt Da bona Wan. no. W. ina.—Ozb;nl Do. Do. l it = Do. Do. laoosoloksl Yodalito London tad Dlookwall Loa, & &Most Loodoi~io. &Day Loadoa& Noah Wombs. landoo&OloashWoolow Maa.tilool..4ll.lselloott MotrosoUtos Da how =dial liorra 11a (Pro. en* Do. do. 40. IS 07 NS IN NI N li le 0 N 14 17 241 112 IN IN 67; 64 I $ 112 ISt In 144 We In 118 1111 • 111. RI ill 116 66 60 66 66 106 HI 111 k 122 92 94 197 100 Al 92 12111 'DI 90 . 100. 1;1 14 - I 1 11 106 107 I - - Do. 49 Shares Do Dina. a Doeb9 100. 61 W. (In.) D. j MINIS Mla North BAD& Do. Dda.PorD4Dond N. laolion—llorwisk 141iis§ —I it Pa lot we IS 114 2 4 SR 112 1121 Ds. 6.11.1 ft.:: Lg...,,..a. . 7. DA WM& Da Mx& &Dirt* DA lift 1111141 DA Aft 111111141 NAM Tooke Ds. New DA AA WM Norlk Nairielike X. eIL Woolen Jams AWOL Ossinil IMMO& 14.1. Aber JUL Dabs DAT= Sena &Om I Biala" Wokisiii;•. — ak ' AV Vale II U GO 93 199 AO 9 10 1106 ile Do. 0..... ... Vale of Math Vkgods Ia • Menai WaNOserrali w.Ssadvi. 8- a IL A 1 - •6 1 •T 60 TB 10 iiPsWASIL I Q Prom I 13.-Bw.t_cu.ww. I 1 leak e Woe Banal 17 be MN Ada Pee OW 44 DO. Preieroooe Dad.. Brent./ Maeda p. s. B. A1t8.1,1171 Do. do. Joy 1.1871 i Do. do. Jaw 1,1874 11.11esferolp.e. g. 'Cape T. 44 float*. S. s, Denerse7 p.a.petof losel IL I Go• • bed lodise go. i do Do. J liaorades .. druid Truk of moods 211 Do. 1 Do. Soolp. 111. 4 1e7 . pod. Do, du. deform* Dtad pref. floods do. &fared Do Ird pref. Nook Do. do. delorroul Do. Ilk fp Nock Do, do. OOL Mimed anal ladima Peatiods Do gas. If per coot Do. New do. 04. of n g.I p. UL Do 111 gar mt. Do _ . le 101 70 76 100 102 106 106 tPla 19 IS 90 644 esi 68 69 67 68 68 60 46 66 62 66 lei 1 10 9 : 102 lit GI. Waders oe Canada Do. New 4 Do. ekl a. dopoe.lloll De. do. do. 1C74 Indian Leaked %lodise ewer. I p. Geod. Do . do. Ld do. osioa o . Go. Do. Mk Kelb. Cory. I pee a ad 14db. sod Hotooireliq N.D..otOomelo.e.lsep.ll. :dam* id► gra a " Do. Do. o. Do. Wu knot. do. 11# 11# 9# 111.11, 97 BD 90 89 Oidit 104 NO 96 97 90 9t 46 ea IS .4 Isle 1011 1111 . _ lot 101 1014 Per 14 to JOINT 11100 L LAIL IMPERIAL PARLIAWIIt HOUSE 07 00111110Ng-(fH/g The BMW took the chair woe dist It Tim Hyde Park Otto Meals Bill sod the flavored sad Wsaleed Rafts BM were reeds third tiles sad pima. The Fired (approgistios) BiU passed liirialik_osseasitei% sod the otrol of the Exchequer NO mu. Anglia Bill ma rea d third lino aed ew& The raped et the amaadmsais of the Piro Bri m gade Be all was mired.la t hi Poor-law Board Coatismass Bill woo mast diens- OM OM we wake so peer. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE (err Emma lILIGILUIL ) NEWTON MEETING.—(THIS DAY.) WARRINGTON HANDICAP. Five halals. Queen of Tromps, Lady Abbate, Laoy Lmg, Worthloos, Zona, Alice Lek*, Jig, Viola, Mealy hip , Vallee, Drum, Jupiter, sad ONION de Vaal& are Isom • LYME PARK STAKES. FiteMeld, B l omßoy, WaHeat, Mrs. Wallet*, X azi Ttappy Mo. alum, sod e ore tem SOUTH LANCASHIRE OUP. owl, ono soda quarter. Moulmy, WiNdhans. Beeddhoa, Miff. Barter. in Godatorelloak No, NOW Mom Ledy of Oorredele' Dubiety, Jewel, Devotee sad Moor Game aro here' MILLING HANDICAP. One mile. Mk of the Ball, Jupiter, Bcaelaatiaa I, and Lady Batton an ban. THE RENDEZ NESTIVAL.-(THIS DAY.) Ia anticipation of the three grand days next I week a full reheard of the plums ealeated for the he festival was conamenowl at 1 o'clock this afternoon, at S a t the Crystal Palace. Tke doors of the building were at erred at 10, and from that how the company at eentlaned to arrive at Sydmiliam from all parts in large • numbed., the brilliamoy of the weather and the gay dresses et of the ledias rendering the emu peculiarly pietureequa The Isaias from Loudon-bridge began to roe before 9 o'clock, go and up to 12 over 4,000 tickets were disposed of —the amount of traffic being considerably anginanted by the greet influx of excursionists from the actuary, who were II already provided with the semeeary "peas.' The •amber 11 that beaked at the Viotale•etatiea we. very groat, and the hi "frequent Mahe ea the Rearepolliaa and omit Welters Railway were well patronised. A. lane quality of private vehicle, were elm awing is the &mon= of Sydenhata dating lie morale& The " preamble eirsome l / 4 * se ;applied to the *idiom, epees with 1 ' dod save the gams," followed by three pieces : from the llasials, the first part closing with the gi " fieleatice." The Nosed part comprises lima is Egypt, 51 ON several 0110i3M taking up their position for doable if chimes. The proceedings will close with the National Anthem (solo and choral) is which the principal vocalists aimed will take part. During yesterday the centre traseept of the Or/Mal Palette entirely ehaaged Ile appesreace. The statuary, and ever/thin projecting into the midst of this vast sewn% was swept away, and the whole floor revered with many thousands of shahs. The private boxes abutting on the epee corridor are also completed, the orcheetra has bees repelated, sad hears& of deeds fired in their please. The aweinge have also be.. remised bees the interior to the laterite et the great bumph reel. GREEK BONDS.—irms DAY.) A meeting of the holders of Greek Bonds of the Muse ef 104 and 1826 was bold at 10 o'clock at the Loam Tees's ; Mr. BOWLED MAZLIWOOD, ohairmaa of the Com mittee of Bondholders, in the Mal" Is • memorial to the Greek Chamber of Deputies, which was agreed to, it was Mated that, although there could he so deeba that the bondholders had a lint claim ere the seen- Ages hypothecated, they were by so means disposed to preen that claim to the fullest extent ; and that they would readily listen to inch as arreagemest for the liquidation of the principal sad arrears of the debt ea might be consistent with the cosditim and prospects of Creme, and provide for Ohs gradosland=ble felelmeat of the obligation of the date to its os ROYAL MILITARY ACADZWY WOOLWICH.—The ; halt-yearly examination and sward of commissions sad Al prises to the 'epitomes incite of the Royal Military Ace. Ii decoy, by his Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge, took „,$ plans yesterday in the presume of Panes Arthur and • ; numerous assemblage of officers and friends and relations of the cadets. A eerie' of manual and platoon exercise t hairier been pee through, satisfactory reports from the 2 une oo ll of military 'Aimed= were road, after while the • gentlemen cadet. to whom commiesiocs bad been awarded were called to the front, and the number of marks gained by each in the several branches of Kisses and education g read over as follows. For the Royal Yews. S. L Jacob, 27,906 ;O.L. 0. Bamford, 982; CX J. S. Nicholson, 23,630; N. Arnott, 23,340; G. B. Walker, 22,836 ; R. C. Hildred, 22,275 ,• G. D. G. Taubman, ' 22,148; D. M'N. Campbell, 21 802; 0. C. C. Badoe, 21,770; sad W. R. Parobas, 21,631. For the Royal Artil lery—N. L Wafted, 21,290 ; J. D. Seagram, 21,296; I J. E. Joeselys, 21,133 ; W. D. Code, 20,25 E A number I of prime were then awarded for good imoduct and recificeesey In the verities breathes of study. His Royal Hiehnees then addessied the cadet. at some length, congratulating them upon the very favourable report e he had mooned from the Lieut. -Governer as to the slats of order and diacipliee which had prevailed at the institution during the peat half year. ZOOLOGICAL SOCIETT.—At the monthly general meeting held yesterday at the society's boom, in Hanover. square. Sir George Clerk, Bart, proudest. in the chair, th e Earl of Soarboreueb, the Earl of Godard, the Lott John Chi. cheater, Sir O. Loco*, Bart., Sir G. R. Prescott. Bart, the Hoe. Wm. 0. Stanley, ALP., Major-General C. Trollop., C. 8.. General Arbuthnot, Major M. :Benito., Lieutenant- Oolowel R. H. White, C•41111i12 J. Ferguson,Mrs. 0. Tunic, Mm. Key, sad Messrs. C. H. Getty, , E. G., Dael, M.P., J. Galicia Was. Felpee, Fdk. M. Lewis, 0. Com berbitleh, J. A. Worth, Rd. WMaaa, Ohm. W. R. Bear my, E. C. Cooke, O. W. Eddy, Fdk. P. Chappell, F. Envenearoft, John Herod , Wm. Tim, ALP. Ohm. Waring, 8 . K. Salting , J. AL Stead, A. E. Fisch, I. Oeboree. H. Berner& &spies Cave, M.P., Jas. Wm. Outhbeet, John C. A. Beer, Hoary E. Eaton, J. H. Hoare, James Cathbert, Hy. J. Younger, J. D. Tremlett, Arthur Butler, B. D. BeCer. Rd. Warne, Ailed. Co:, Albert Strookome. F. C. Welthwell, G. F. Holroyd. Wm. E. Goody, C. Chapman, B. M. de Gasses. John Fremantle, sad Wm. Fdk. Pollock, were sleeted fellows • and Dr. P. P. Carpenter, of Warrington, red Dr. Chiles F. Mellor, H.H.M. vioecionsul, Madagascar, corresponding members of the society. Sixty new candidates for fellowship were proposed for election at the next meeting in July. RUDD= DEATH OF • RDIFISHAN. —A great gloom has been oast over the hunting world by the sadden death et Charles Tresdwell, the celebrate d Miamian of the Brenham Moor hulas. The circumstances are as follow, sad may be relied upon for their muscatels :—He bad for some time been subject to almosts which undoubtedly is. dieted gout. Being of no resolute and deternised • native be bore with the pain which he no doubt felt, sod bad frequently to endure, and was unwilling to admit the nature of his dimes. Until last Sunday be was tolerably well, sad in the evening be walked out in the beautiful gardens of Betunbant Part, with Mr. Moffat, the head plaper. It wee • cold evening, and he complained ng el ba 'billy, sod went into hie cottage close by. At Ant he experesseel some difficulty in breath ing, bet in an hour and a half be became rapidly worm, I sad In • short struggle this great hunraman and good man was no more. The medical man, who was celled in too lam to render him say usistque., declared his belief that he died of retroesdieg gnat mom on • vital organ. In . hint the bunting world has lost one of its brightest mem bers. Steady, honest, kegs, intelligent, and untiring in his duties aed work in the kennel and the 6eld, to iSed his An inquiry was held last night by Mr. Rom. 'Vol scarcely to be expected . Although one On only Arils, Middlesex ,at the Spread R u e Rmiertre, respecting she, death o f Wil li a m act* aged to serve ,t in quite certain be will /I•VVIt led another Charles Treadmill. will be baried at Welton, where 27 years. be wished to retire w hom hi bootie' mew telminated. It appeared that the damaged was a bricklayer, readies In same rare Shoreditat On Monday last be era. at Hackney Wick, rhbas to Jam a e h e k• h a nn t f e d seae gr k ; where the " jubilee" in honour of the 50 pen' mainternapted b e ing own * PM* Wools Frsooned w an d wee ce l e b ra t e d with eon - Faecrharies's honed', sod uncle to John Treadmill, late adorable eclat sod excitement. An ox was roaste . f i"Q""•—•LATIPIe, of the Pe t , ' whole for a diaper at one public-house, and no Dz.un or ins. a - [OXFORD.— rre regret to art less than 181 seeks of potatoes and 161 seeks of newts' the deal of Themes Piarford, Eeq. ! ,her Britesaic yeas wore boiled, to be etteu with it. There MY • g o o d Majesty's Cooed at Paris since the year 1834. He served Mal of drinkiardover the dat r i c t, and th e d oo med as nenas is the Elf•ahill war, sod i was specially attached to the late two friends of his, g o t e l eva t e d ; th e y go t,who t they termed General Sir Richard Bourke. He was I%OOOW vice' "faculty drunk," and thought they would swim in the L ea Peal at Corneas in 1814, clerk to the c i onenlate in Paris in to get sober. Th e y wept, accompanied with two young 1920. deputy to the 000141 in 1822, ormenlar-well9wr at women to mind their cloths, to the Homerton-bridgeand the &Owen' is 1832, end bowed, as stated above. two rare there they swam fora considerable distanos. The deesssed 149 ' 4 The 6ftesa r l d r tilm•• • whtews•eiewiwidin seventy washilbrl drowned ; the othen got amongst the weeds, when a Stet Year • wlis respected a•-• e gentleman ran with hi dog to pt them out, sad said, abets of 601 04 iataaCt 4 far * obliging end ••••"" -s dig- Your companion is drowned." "Is be?" said they ; —42414 M °444 ' " then it is time for us to get out," and thus their lives were Jogriogs' Jonicm—About eighteen months ago eared. The young women gave the clothe. to • boy, and • lad was sea to mice by the Dumper& wvarktrates went home. I setae effeum—we beer not what—sod a ci =let the The Corone r h av i ng summe d op , peaty wee • flogging. It bas jest bees • that The Jury retuned • verdict of " Aocidental death from tailed wee hmeneet of the crime. Two of the mile drowning." , tastes (says the Western Moreau; Hews) who committed _ him for till, Memes. Laity sad Norman, sad the whole of the modes jury who emairisted blue, have &oared them naives eonviseed of the bey's imeocesee, bet no Pace wee taken of • memorial on hi behalf, and be has bees al lowed to daish oat his tone of ainiaissat The Rev. E. T. May, late chaplain of the Davenport primp, willwre that • Inliscription be sterted seespsowee the boy for hie Swing gad Ms Lag sad so** impelasammt --- Mr7SiAittcatid7re;sed the jury for the defendant Smith, and commented with severity on what bed occurred in taking an old woman from her hones at 10 o'clock at night, being so ill that it was not safe to keep her in the station homes, and she having to he sent to the workhouse. The jury found the defeedant The /militant -Judge deferred passing sentence until the defendant was seen by a medical maim. Jane Elizabeth Russell was indicted for keeplog a die orderly hones, No. 37, Sutherland-street, Pimlico. She pleaded guilt . Mr. **twits appeared for the prosecution, instructed by the authorities of the pariah of St. George, Hanover 3M...defendant was ordered to come up for lament next melon, and in the meantime to remain in pmts. .THE POLIUN UOURTS. (THIS DAY.) MARLBOROUGMEMMT. IXTIAORDENART CRAWS Or CRRATTIO • DI3TOIBAMCI AT THE PILICIBB . B TIMM; Mr. Jan Grijralis, oosehmaker, of 27, High-skeet, Wakefield, was charged before Mr. Mansfield with creating • disturbance during the performance at the Prinosea's Theatre, and refusieg to lease his seat when requested to dose by the lenges of the theatre. Mr. Edward Lewis, of Great Marlboraegh-street, pared for the defendant Mr. Wm. H. Sleigh, treasurer at the Prineinee Theatre, Oxford-street, said—Last night this gentleman osonpied one cd four auk in the upper circle. which had been booked by a /enflame in the morning. First of all the box-keepers requested him to lease the seat, and re he refused to do so, I was celled by • box-koeur. I told the defendant that pawns bad booked the mat in the monied, and that he must leave it, at the same time offering him soother seat. The defendant caused • &turbines by not leaving the mak, sod cawing persons to stand up to see what was going on. The defendant was very quiet, but obstinate. I had no other alteroatim but to give the defendant into custody. It is the duty of the box-keepers to see that per ms who book seata ham them. By Mr. Lewis —Until I spoke to the defendant be was perfectly quiet, and in fact he wu so all the time. All the sesta in the upper circle were not booked, but • good many were. Mansfield—lf a pence takes a place already lei, the proprietor has a perfect right to km him out ; bat I do Dot know that he ore proceed say further with it. I should be guilty of false imprieoentent if I kept the defendant say loeger io the dock. and be is therefore diocharned. Mr. Lewis—lt is • men case of interfering with the liberty of the subject ; and I do Dot think for a mom= that Mr. Sleigh could be acting wider the authority of the respectable manager of the theatre—Mr. Vining—in giving Mr. Griffiths into custody. Mr. Sleigh—l give the defendant into custody = my own responsibility. Mr. Lewis—Thee you will bare to answer for it ; the matter will not end bare, you may re= steered. Mr. Grifdtbs, with much inderosMoe, exolsimed = be was sheet to leave the dock. —" What have Ideas? I have bees dragged here, sad made to treed you'd I sever trod before Qineareroww, Rugs 22.—The Inman deluder at, of Limerieir, free New York on the Bth inst., arrived here at 10.25 a.m. today. She briep 256,000 dela la spew aad 168 peenewers. She laded 28 el the latter, aad proceeded at 10.56 a.m. Her sews has boo sale -4104 PAOVINCIALISHAII NAM= BlnittiningN, Julia 22.—Thia awe market was inaolla lei day, and priori parody ancimaged. Banner wag dew in Bir mingham Canal, at 1164 : Bigyaingisam Bank. at 221 ; British and roman Railway plant. third lane, at IL Os. 9d.: Finanolal. at pre . • firminglians Wagon, at lOg ; andlLo Ein = Cannel and Gas 0ga1,.a4 g din MLICIIMILI. Juan 11.—A good bairsare was done and OM Improved. Allia , ce Bank (Limited), gig 64. 641 D.—Bolo/tar, Vaughan and Company (Limitedi, 61 p.—Confedsrate Loa, 2-- Ibbw Vale Company (United), 11 d.--Greatisatarn,44—Giern Luxembourg, 14 6.lo—Gnat Northern A. 1411 60 1 • Trask of Canada, 101 In—Groat Western of Canada, 11‘11711 mit? ot f I—Baktan't Dl4 , 4 — Hasola Ma 61 1 g 4—latermational llnanoial (unman), I 11-18 p. —latacasiare ad Yorkshire, 122—London and North We g tin. lag I—Winchester and Canty Bank (Llaidtodl, ander Sheffield, and 1.4110010.. 1 i gl 1 -211 ** , 6 par neut. Yreferenos, I 16-16-111•Wopoli tan, la f 24 assimus, IfBl—Ditto Few 164. shams, # 4 E New York and Ban 114 1 6 Valk linagra.ll4. and Money Marisa Insurance led), .1,1 tn—liniged 6.20 years Bonds. 7614 4114 Gas. I} 4.—Woof Bartle pool, 79—Virainia 00 par crania, 40. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. WAKEFIZLD CORN )(ARENT. —(THIS DAY.) (in uertse =Gum leurrete estsaseea.) (fox toes owl 00111ZSPONDRIIT.) Fresh wheat realises one shMing advance ; the deemed beteg restricted to direriptioe. Beans and oats the turn dearer. DIARIC-LANS.--(THIS DAY.) The arrivals d Bailie& wheat, fresh ups -day, were very limited , but is 'reediest cooditiou. T&Mesdames it both town and country millers Wog small, and the emanate; from all parts of the oountry is references to the appearances of lbe scope very favourable, the trade was la ael AMA Monday's prices, lsowever„ were well • show of foreign wheat wax only moderate. Selected samples wen I. fair request, at full quotation. ; but Wa der qualities ware very dull, at late rates. Floating cargoes of grain were a slow inquiry. Tee few samples of English barley Cu the staleds were taboo, at full ourreaeles, Foreign barleys were steady in About an average budasee was traneacted in malt—tba supply of which wax good—on former terms. Oats war quit* as dear as as Mosby, with only a moderate quantity en show. Beans commamded extreme rites. The inquiry for them, however, was is a sluggish state. The dammed for pew was steady. In prices no change took place. Both login& and foreign doer tolerably The seed market was very dull. In cakes aumesly any immures was trameeted. QUAZINT rams. For Qr. L L tom, Nook red,lBBB WA 88 kr to to 41 4t „ Le. waiio.lB6B 4g to 48 „ 48 to 48 Nora; and Llamas nut. 1864 S7 to 62 WT Ilslthig Diottlllok Grinding l4 to 16 14k1N. Norfolk. and Suffolk ll4 to 41 Pars. OMR a S. Noolok lood we. Irlati, 21 to 17 12 to 24 . Nook MAIL . I • 338 Etna, Plasm SB to 66 QUO gg: lit to 30 nom VWUL Tees mat, par - Vs. Now OAra. 0242217 22 So Si 004000, food l9 to 13 Norfolk sod Wolk. potato St to t 7 at alstp 27 to U losseUL Psi Qr. Wm?. a. I. Doable and Kulp berg 4O is 61 koto‘k I llookloo• [Woke and Wars fri to et brows --- MI. _ a. Danish sad Swedish IS to 11 saaaLa burg DantsN SO to 46 76 to 33 Russian. bard 37 to 38 „ sort red „ grid_ 4.. Danish Juan SI Se ST r = - II to II . _ lli le IS lams Oesa. 0111161 6 6 - 20 to IS Dteilthag 1481414 g OA TA Dutch brewing feeding ARRIVALS Or GRAIN, 66., I CARRIAGE, MOM =NZ 11 Malts n Yellow _ _ _ 29 to 210 Tramen, par .171,7... 10 to IN Speondi. 11 to a 2 Anterkma. pir tot .. tt to to Comedian. „ .. 21 to NI INTO LONDON, BY NAT= LT TO JIJNII 22 ntowsxvs. ------. !Wheat Barka. ligt. Oats. _ flour. &WW I and kotobi V eto 411 . 1. . q 7 t 1 61 .0 1:3 bd.. Is : blab . fondipa 10440 .. 10610 .. OW - Total MINOING-LANE.-(THIS DAY.) Booms.—There is no improvement ie the &mood for this article, the market beim vary quiet at pries' rather in favour of buyers. The salsa of British West ledia is Tobago, at 28s. 6d. ; Jamaica, at 32e. 6d. to 33.. 64., and other qualities at 29e. to 31s. Raced also dell of sale. 0019,17. —The public sales are conked to small parcels, which sold at fall previous prior. Native Clayton, kw ordinary, 70i. to 70a. 6d. ; Plantation, low middling and middliog, 81s. 6d. to 86s. ; good middling, 117 s. to 87e. 6d. COCOA ha' sold at the previous value. Trinidad, ordinary red, 62e. to 67e. ; flu*, 795. to 82.. 'M.—The public sales have proceeded mon steadily a► the week's/ currency ; oommou black leaf wagon sold at 1114. ; sew Cmtos wagon and socoboog la. lhd. to ls. Ries-2,600 hags of white Bengal sold at 13e. 6d. to 165., I and a panel of Bassein at 9e. ROL —3OO puncheons of Demorars sold at is. 7d. ; good at is. Bd. fiatmrrruz —The market has been quiet. COTTON. —Prime have farther advanced about id. per lb., bat the market has become lees easitod. Jura. —Busineas has been done at the currency of the last public sales. Banr.—Then is a good demand for Manilla : about 4,000 bales sold at 281. to 311. TALLOW MA.RIEZT.-(THDI . DAT.) Thu market be km. Prime er; quoted ee &doers : Tows tallow, 40a. set am% ; Poterabser Y. 0., th• • pot ; 411. Gd. ; October to Deromber,42( 6d. ; December, 43a. HIDZ MARKET.--(THIS DAY.) LEADIMALL —Ades Prime : Me. to 641b0., 2N. to 3d.; 6411 m. to 729 m., 3d. to ; 72the. to 80th.., 3d. fe 30.; Babe to 88Iba„ 34d. to 30.; 13211b5. to 961 be, Sid. to ld. Hone hides, 9a. to 10a. 6d. ; Oalt skim, light, ha to 45.; fall. 6a. 6d. BIIIIIIOIIIIOIT.--8h kiss DOWD., —S. to —I.; lamb; ha 9d. to 4a. 91.; la. Bd. to la. 103. BOROIIGH HOP MARKET.--(THIS DAY.) Mews. Pottanden and Smith report that the trade dmirig the pest week has been steady, the demand belay entirely Vogul& to the wanto of consumers. Priom still remain may tirm. COAL MARKET.—('CRIB DAY.) Wells Red Heaton, 17s. 9d. ; Walls Bed Haswell, 17e. 9d. Walls Sad Braddyk Hating, 16s. 9d. ; Walls Red Russell ; Hattori, 16s. 9d . ; Wells Rod Reline, Hs. 6d. ; Walls Zed Tanta, 15s. 9d. ; Walls Bed Halloo Lyme, 16a. 9d. ; Buddies Hartley, 161.—Shipe at wariest, 16 ; at sea. 30. mint per annum. Hamra( mewed the share eertiflestee to which yea are periled Lthe Oriental Commercial Beek (Limited), we I entitled that as will farms es by transmitting those of the The SALOON STNAII PACILS COXPLNY.—{THIS , Omelet Company (Limited) to be retired ie DATA—At belf-pest 12 this allensorie the Ale:ara%b the I meherap ; wbereapea we will immediately send you the first boat built by the company, left Leadm-hridge Da • ' farmer. togiAlsor with the sieend interim dividend warrant pleasure trip, with the directors sad a weber of ladies sad *Pea the Moat' oatorko to the let of Ketch tut gentlemen cm beard. There was a bawd of ammo A general mutt of the Imperial Fire Insurance Tux Lars BISHOP OF Cuarrim.— Humility, Company will be held on Tuesday, the 4th of July. liberality, sad hied-heatedness liberality , were prouliamit features of , Th e „ min i meet i ng o f t h e propr i etors o f t h e bis tru h. eb t t as t ier m ; st it is tmoo . rulated ' o f l , " & mit ir o tot w :4,: i y h . " , Union Bank of Australia is convened for the 10th few years since, all the serrante at the Pales" WM of July. with one inception-1M boats footman-61aesk Dmiag A half-yearly dividend, at the rate of 6 per cent the afternoon the library bell rang ; John appeared. kaid r e an num, is anno unced as payable on th e Ist of his lordship, "If you would like to have a holiday, John oly, on the stock of the Commercial Bank of ro. and I will attend to the door !"--Communicated to Liverpool Albion. • Tux CaLkurrous Fnu IN LILIDINNA.LIATIANF. 1 The letters . of allotment in the Blakely:Ordesnee —Discover or derma BODY.—(TEN Oempanyemited) were issued yestasday from the day) monism, the body,wr more we ramikieg,peettess ' 04011111 of ears. Clench, Smith, and Co., financial of the menthe of Butesr, the sash, wile "MK bY 1 wets, of Royal Exchange-buildings. The list the officials of the brigade, in the wise muse withialksas mos alleged only three days ago, so that no time has feet of the satraece to the building, showing that the pew beam crea t or . k i d come dews s t a l itago *Ober c o t the beam last in communicating the result to the appli - domestic servant es wham as brawn% was held yesterday, mote sad had bees met by the dames and prostrated by the The share list of the ()baby,. Tea Company of team heat at the bottom of the bendier. The walk@ Assam (Limited) will be closed on Thanday, the I were placid in a shell which wee nailed dews aid 6lh Jelly proximo, for town and cou n try. to the dead-howls. Ttie dimmer, of this hear n al bivalve the ep another Wm*. whisk will The diredors of the Rouen Waterworks Company take teasamew - ag at 11 s'elsek. allotted their shares yesterday. BAIR/. I_• 15.31"(11 - .1 Do. Wood at Seim. Ds& An& ZI Aossrian ODDan (Um,- Made Name ILludt•dr islatlallaak.Consewsb 7ss.l6l.pas, 7L ies.pd Amends*ls I ;a t.t o. Nomtvwhuepimaii 'Bank of Bank at Bank al Otago (1Lnalloa) Bank o clze ri.. n 1 apl i al Bnk off Bank attfer ...... _ ai tasimall Brtish & Bettialk Aassaisa C. Bk. Intlia,taa., China Chart. Yard ladlaotc. =1;k1 :Cers.Bmak at Canada... if.>oco. Rook umlIN iii Otelfswatal Do. t 1 .w Ernst Lowden (Ltmlted) Bestern Entwines( Mel Ilwelligt told) Meek ) lawicoLetagaLUesred. Smash and Swedish (I. =Beaktiloalted Cit46,&7044 Do. lased M 2 poi. 7 De. Now Imperial Bank, Malted —__ ua Now Lad Moran loafs (L) Loa. ak.oillsztoooko. lita leak allaratead;L Looks and arsaillsa Loa.Akyras&JPalata(L Do. N. in. at yam Laa. What of Ato Leman sal Caeatt Las. assag.ooa.l2.(L ) Loa doe MOM Mai laadoatisall AM Loa. tt B. lysslsra (LW Loodon&Venazonla Loa. d WesilrolaMer Ilarchaat Mareentile i kobbani4 * lir. bank (L Maland Bank (Um) Nsthresi of Liverpool IN.Fra sr Da fa fig. Da Nag Dad "Mk Ds. Now. . Now Boat/ Wile; Nay Daiwa Marled) Mouth Waders Oneida Bank Corpora Previa BsnkingOarp.(l. Da do. ?ravine. of Intent I si t uo 4o. ap N emii : k *Mk Amtra i1mi1.44& S. Attlee W. - - is. — ii..—itivii. rie ui.l4llirrniis — ... vo mita at Woad (Um) I 0.0 Palm at loadooa li ii 41 41 I& 14 PICKIPEARSCE SHARE& Oust Wotan, Original 5 per cork reason. pest., 103. FOREIGN RAILWAYS. Dutch naiad+ (la paid), M. Omit Laidiaboul. nil. •b e ao ore bat his will arta he saw the plaintiff mad th weeper mouth( the place ; mad after that to hare ...ea sal, whoa be was asked shout the matter. The i 6.011 camel also west at some Isaiah through the oir• imesteoces et tbs./ma rtlte owe was peeseedlag when oar report left] PORT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE (Before the lodge Ordleery.) MUM V. MU.—?Ai? /MAID. Thie screterr. b* the advice of tie gfe Ordinaty„ the M ges cum toes agremateet. The Mermd jade remarked ii p - s Ik e peiticwer might be lead litimeets be almost ems- I aired is d enomad mind. fibe bed made bar knahned the pd i met et the most unfounded jeakmey, and had treated big with repeated violets*. The smut was minded that mg was the stroller " vessel' of the two, ad the wow • e nmag she had behaved to him was =eh that it n ee w elly surmising that his health had sob sof awed a peat deal more than it bad does. The opt s w ould not be content to aspirate the parties was the respondent made some provision for a wife sits w hom, however misguided her coodnot, he had lived w l oaf . 'rib. court was happy to be spared by the easiest ii who, the disagreeable task of decidtag how much Be allowance should be. There musk be • jodfdal **pus sies awarded to the respondent, baj the raspoudeet must is lets the petitioner permatent &essay at the rate of U. s week. WICIENDIN v. MCI:IMM Dr. !Mists for the petitioner, a wealierwomea at Nor ispes. the ins married to • kboarer in 1839, wad re bad bad two children. Her husband had become NNW" with the methodists, and bad worried her Jost going to their meetings, bet she said the hat never been brought up to that sort of thing, and Mat if she went anywhere it would be to church. Me was • very violent man, and in 1867 he had stabbed Mr with • Mad. She had him bound over to keep the r oes He then went home, sold up the furniture, and da med big wife. She afterwards received • little property ken a relative, and having obtained a protecting order, she had lakes a small public-house. Winkenden had sine, peseillei whitely with a woman sensed Waptaffe. Decree Wei with meat WiITS C. Winn. Dr. Kkklleten for the petitioner. et the limo of the marriage, which took plus last Au the peti tithe oner A w r as ma s a ri i ttow, „ with . thres e cl u d:r o e u a b , deo ls i d i a ' sad it was arreaged between him and the pa *law that they should not hve together until °Metros& meg empeettent, however, went to Kensington in October, eat when reminded by the petitioner of the understanding Waren them, used violence towards her. He was he yewtly guilty of great violence towards her (barbs their sateueeet cohabitation, and • separation took place in ffelwessy, after which fere. White instituted these premed ing far a dimes • birdokip pronounced a decree of judicial eeparatios, with meta MIDDLESEX SESSIONS (THIS DAY.) (Before the datiffeet Judge.) FROUCITTION OF DISOIIDZBLY ZOOM. Aida ligitheut and Martha Thompam, sues Martha Esau, were isdicted for beeping a disorderly boon at No. Oematrretreet, Haysaminst (acteesibly a coffeehouse). %his was a preeseutica by the authorities el the whit 1111 ht. Nactiaiwthe-Fialib, sod to which the delemduele phaird 3310 Assislaat4odge ordered them to rater into their own sseeptimaces to come op far judgment when called epou. Nr. Le Brehm appeared foe the prosecution. Mary Gross sad Jam Sala (the latter being almost CEcdwas carried late wart), were iadieted for i disorderly home, No. Oximdoe-street. Breton again appeared msupport of the present. Ilee u lerlitated by the pariah authorities at St liartie-M -theMeldr. ikrisspleaded guilty. Yr. MiAO sad Yr. Beaky for Smith. Mr. Ls &Mon said that this house was frequented for • keg time by childrea of very tender years, and Sergeaot Appleton mid the house had bee• conducted very badly for nosy years, and was frequented by peasant's of very pug egos. A robbery had bees committed in the house. Bs apprehended the defendant Smith at her hoses in Ap proach-road, Victoria-park. croes-examination by Mr. Sleigh be said be did not take this paralysed woman out of bed about 12 o'clock, bat it was about 10, sad she was then silting in • chair. Mr was very ill, and she was taken to the workhouse. Bs bad also. employed a man to take men and women to this house, and told them to ask for acoommadatio•. Mary Orme, the other defendant, was thee taken from the desk sad put into the witness-box sod examined by Yr. Le Breton—She said 'be was servant at No. 8, Oxen dosotreet, two years and • half e•o, •nd was engaged by Mr.. Smith, who paid her her wages. The house was apse for the accometodation of anyone who came for the night. In the month of Ootober the takings were about 13/. or 141. • week. EXTRAORDINARY DEATH OP A HAP IN THE RIVER LEA. ()spun.= BRANNB AND STOCK& ii: 10 4 le f iM LOO IN IN IN 7. ri 104 LO6 V 88 - 0 i 10 i gm 130 MI 1 le poi TO I* Ile It 146 IN 'ld -iil 1N 100 100 00 100 IN 84 I N. 1061 6 191 19 :re 104 i 6 4h, ... Ili e ... left 1011 ot. peke► I Iska. 118 121 64 et 6 4410 4 1 6 0+ 1 1 4 1 m 1 pm idas Sidle 1003 'I 6 I 74 74 73 76 1 2pm 21 12 140 143 1 1 1 1 410 6 6410 62 44 7 Ipa II i Mil: 64 44 zd 18 17 40 61 109 111 1 60 41 St Spe St 7611 6 TA • .. 141 i - 01 _id 6 "It I f ldla mir $ II pm 11 4 • 4 dis 211 21.114 I •Ms I • 414 • •.W Pit 10}ma it ?VW !• IS_ iilspse i Os 4 9Ws $ I 414 N 8 0 91 9 11 pa 04 li I l l i 3 id n 90 MO 12 19 19 1 pea {Dv ip 7 844 IS 100 1 t pal 214 * Urn 4 84414 9 i 411 8 1 dig I BPm M In SS as • a + K 444•4 ParJ 61 64 si si' j kati l bas 4 a 4 la 100 100 I .10e. 100 100 100 100 100 xe. II - same,: 10,001, 10,001 10,000 10,04 108, ao:olol *Aw l u.ani 1..66 1 latA°o "i:eil ___ __ 11 94,11 1,000 10. 0 000 1.000 11,000 ?!,0110 rifoiol *ow WOO 0,000 14.066 4,1661 IOW; __ _ _ 0 i 0,60 16,1160 60,000 10,000 10,000 67,100 60,006 6000 60,000 60,000 7,310 10.0001 14. 0 01 t?,2o_oj is is so ►s 707 ri I nit an SS MI 6 es as ldi 6 4 mu ;. vs Bi} 104 41 4 12 17 _'4 77k 111* - ili 88l 71 18 - 6 - 4 6 'Y MARKET.-(TIII8 DAY.) Two Oh/WM. In the Stook Exchange to-day there is no revival whatever of business, yet prices generally arestmedy, at yesterday's *Waimea The English reeds are unaltered. Foreign stooks are well supported. Home =limey stocks, however, show comparative dulness. There is a good demand for discounts io-day, while the supply of money is moderate. The quo tation for choice bills is 3 per cent. In the Stock Exchange loans from day to day on English govern rent securities are in request at 3 per cent., but, there being little money, it is expected that applie cations will be made to the Bank for a considerable total during the day. The Government broker has bought to-day 9,0001. Three per Cents. Reduced for the sinking fund. At Paris to-day, according to Mr. Renter's tele gram, the Three per Cent. Rentes opened at 66fr. 40e., being Sc. better than yesterday. Consols are now quoted 891 to 90 ex div., for money, and 90 to 4 ex div. for the account (July 6). The official business report is as follows :- Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 90, 894, 914 ; ditto, for account, 901, 50 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 891, 1 ; New Three per Cents., 891, f ; Annuities, 1885, 141, 3-16 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1041, 104; ditto Four per Cart., 99 ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1866, 1001 ; ditto Bonds., 17e. prem. Foreign stocks are firm. There is an iM provemt nt of 4 per cent. in Spanish Passive and Certificates and Turkish Consolides. Mexican Bonds, however, have declined 4. Some of the present quotations are subjoined :- Turkish, 1858, 73 to 74 ; ditto, 1862, 74 to 4 ; ditto Oonsolidda, 501 to I ; Mexican, 254 to ; Spanish Passive, 301 to 31 ; ditto Certificate', 154 to 4 ; Greek, 21 to 4 ; and Confederate, 6to & Transactions are recorded as follows :--Brazilian, 1852, 1.858, 1860, 80f, ex die.; Egyptian, 96/, 97 ; ditto 1004 Bonds, 941, 1 ; Mexican, for ac count, 254, 1; ditto 1864, 241, t ; Ruseian, 1822, 924 ; ditto, 1850, 891 ; ditto, 1862, 911 ; Spanish, for account, 494, 481 ; ditto Passive, for account, 301, 31 ; ditto Carlifiestes, for account, 151, 1 ; Turkish, 1864, for account, 934 ; ditto 1858, for account, 734, 73 ; ditto 1882, for account, 741, 1 ; ditto 100/. Bonds, 744, 4 ; ditto, „ 1866, 47 ; Venezuela, 1862, for amount, 38. International financial shares are now quoted 11 to 4 prem.; General Credit, 2 to 1 prem.; London Financial, 71 to 84 Pit= ; Imperial Mercantile, 2 to f prem. ; Credit Fowler and Mobilier of England, 3i to 4 prem., ex div.; Hud son's Bay, 16f to 1 ; and Egyptian Trading, ft to 1 dia. The nominal quotations for the shares of some et tire new companies are subjoined : -Russian Iron Works, 7 to 8 prem. ; Lion Brewery, If to 24 prem. ; Metropolitan Extension Railways A stook of the London, Chatham, and Dover Company, 61 to 63, per 1001. stock ; Waterloo and Whitehall Railway, 4 to 1 prem. ; Northern Assam, 4 to # prem.; Downs Docks 14 to 2 prem. ; Atlantic Telegraph preference, to 4 prem. ; Chubwa Tea, Ito 14 pram. ; London Bridge Lend, 4 to 4 prem.; Phosphate of Lime, If to 2 prem.; Grange Town Iron, 14 to 2 prem. ; Peruvian Railways, 3 to 4 prem. ; Belgrave Mansions, 14; to 2 pram. ; Glamorgansbire Iron, 14 to 24 prem. ; and Albert Bridge, 1 to 11 prem.' The shares of the London Merchants Company are quoted 2 to 4 prem. The following circular, notifying that the busi ness of the well known banking of Mann. I. Barned and Co., of Liverpool, is about to be pur chased by a joint-stock company, has just been issued to the customers of the bank : Bank, Liverpool, Jam, 1865. Bir,-We beg to inform you that we have been induced to accede to proposals for se/aging the boats of our busithes by disposing of it to a Art stock °popery ea the limited liability principle, formed wilder the most favour able auspices. We have, however, stipulated that a ponies of the shares shall be reserved for theoutomere sod frier as of the bank. We retain a large interest laths bank sad OM continue our 'snood sapervirion of its =seesaws*. We bops you will permit as to Wander your seem= tr the sew establiatheset, and if we do sot hear from yen to the ooetrary before the 30th lest. we shall consider ya at al consisting to the unueganest. The snug. subscribed capi tal will not only afford the politest security to depositors, but will permit a otheiderable exteesion of the present business.-We are, sir, your most obedient servants, L BARS= end Co. Advice' from Per= report a firmer market for Italian stock, owing to a rumour that the nego tiations between the Italian government and the Vatican are proceeding satisfactorily. About 4,0001. in gold was bought by the Bank yesterday ; there were no withdrawals for export. The City of Baltimore, from New York, has brought 187,0001. in specie. It having lately became the fashion to issue the capital of public companies partly in the fully paid up form, the Stock Exchange Committee have resolved upon the following addition to their rules respecting settling days, the object being to compel promoters to afford more precise informs tion :-" Aud that, in the event of the capital being issued in shares, some partly and some fully paid up, the prospectus shall state the exact amount of each desoriptioa. The North Eastern Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 2,5964 over the 001 Th pon dib g week of last year; the Lancashire and Yorkshire an increase of 1,5101. • and the Man chester, She ffi eld, and Lincolnshire, a decrease of 1,1621. The directors of the London and Provincial Marine Insurance Company have given notice of the closing of the transfer books on the Ist July, preparatory to the payment of interest to the shareholders at the rate of 10 per cant per annum for the half-year ending the 30th inst. A general meeting of the shareholders of the Imperial Bank (Limited) is convened for the 17th of July, when a dividend is to be declared. The manager of the Oriental Commercial Com pany (Limited) has forwarded to the shareholders the annexed circular, relating to the change of that undertaking into the Oriental Commercial Bank. ! The dividend referred to is at the rate of 191 par Pet Qt. At Lloyd's, sixty guineas pe"ent. prernieep have been paid to effect insurances upon the ship Dube ei Rothiay, bound from the Clyde to Calcutta, and which had been six months out, according to the last advice. received from the latter port. The Oliver Cromwell, from the West Gerd of Booth AMAMI to Stemma.. with copper and owliper ores, in aim reach overdue, and 80 guineas 1 11a9e been given. Subjoined is Meagre. Culverwel 4 Brooks, and Co.'s report of yesterday's bide miss : At the twelfth series of hide sake foe the yu • fide *airy wee expuisated, and previous prime were abeam& lest led—Ox end cow—Cateutta 'Were is =the seased Wog Weft for bides of middling d il ee deesriptions, of which aorta the belt of the sale wee oreepseet. The bowie trade aid export were both buyers, and prima upon the average were folly supported. Maims, Peadieherry, is seabed sheet previous rates. The aselyas of the wales in 116, 867 Calcutta sew percale. 14,672 hese& leeward 1t... beam sales. use 7.469 Nadas, ha, is all 129,028 bales, el which 114,806 were sold. Beet Ledisa—Beffide were nay pre sad. leather.— egg Idima wee ba lair demed. Aletwilles woe is mode wets deemed. and mostly bought M. Suited HAIN —duo. trallan were to his reap*, without any alteration in pries. South Amerime were mein/ _begehtia. 01ape brought late rates. Dry and Dryeelled redsal-West Itta We fairly. Horse hid,: South Aselciesa ems* part sold Bah— Mimes : Bather lower priers were messed for the peresh mid. The return of the Bank of England for the week ending Wednesday, June 21, compared with that for the previous week, shows the following changes : ICir= ieres 829,996,646 Inman, 8267166 20.701,455 Demme 24.940 Pubes deposits 11,26* lecresee 779.096 Other depteits Goverment securities II basking departmet...— 10,489,636 No olusee. Othereseurbase la beakisg departinsat Oda and bairn in bath departments ems lay sed etlim Ms 449.097 Demme 12,614 The BA* 8.220, 8 110 lecrease 10,21:3 Notes in reserve Total reserve (notes heels ) ix baaldng department 10,240,455 redraw 274,18/ The increase in the government and private deposits, together, exceeds the amount of the Menem in the private securities ; soffp conse quently, the reserve shows a fresh rise of 7f4,1811. There is aleo a fresh addition of 249,2411 to the coin and bullion, which argues a metals mita: of ooin from the internal circulation. Nevertheless, these figures afford evidenced a revival of the cone ' march/ demand for money. 0.• : *Ss Ad TY . 4 . Widuifte. Jambe 21. MEM! °wormiest dobl.. Anew* Weer supserilks . &SKIN OM b oda sat ► a bas 765548,615 A 21,994841 itassumet otitipmfai sear Ewa didallan • &SANAS Other 100: 41 1 d6 Notes Gold sad Wm 1 Colo MAW M 1,470.821 W. KILINE, Clitel Cashier. FAIR OF 'NO IJJrD.A.III2 A sad Eat Via, an for lie risk Noteslassed MOWN. I wows la =etetan' Oapital 414.14140 , IMMO ?abbe Dapealta On visas( ltzabeq., Bay. Bank& Cotn -114. 01 It!ik9al /Wl* • Accounts) Other Depodts itasuss Berea*, amdcdow Bills WAIT /41.09.825 Jane!!. INL Tnuaanar Mmes. Consols, which closed yesterday at 904 to 4, ex div., for the 6th of July, opened this morn ing at the same quotation, and closed at 90 to 4. For money the last price wee 894 to 90. The official business report is as fol lows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 90, 4, 90, 4, 90 ; ditto, for account, 90 4, lr ; Three Ipee Cents. Reduced, 891, f, ; New Three pee Conte., 894, f, 1 ; New Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 72 ; Bank Stock, 950, 248 ; India Five per Cent. Stook, 1044, * ditto Bonds, 18s., 17s. prem. ; Five par Cent. "en laced" rupee paper, 1014. The government broker purchased today for the Sinking Fond 9,0001. Three per Cents. Re duced. The India Five per Cent. Stock was steady. India Bonds were dealt in at 17s. to 18s. prem. Richwine? Bilis remain quoted Is. to ss: prem. In the foreign stock market one of the chief momments was a recovery of per cent. in Spanish Passive and in the Certificates, consequent upon the announcement of the change of ministry at Madrid. Brazilian Old Five per Conte. and Moorish Bonds also advanced 1 per cent.; Brazilian Four-and-a-Half per Cents.. of the earlier issues, Venezuela One-and-a-Half per Cents., and the Loan of 1864, 4 and New Granada Deferred, per cent. Egyptian Bonds of 1864 and Mexican were slightly flatter. As regards Turkish securities, the changes consisted of a decline of fto f per cent. in the Consolidds and in the scr i p of the last loan, but an improvmaent of in the Boade of 1864. In the market for bank shares an improvement took place is Alliance and Eastern Exchange, and there were inquiries foe Mercantile and Exchange Bank and Land Mortgage Bank of India. As regsrdsßank of Rimiest/in and London and Brazi lian Bank shares, however, heaviness prevailed. National Discount shares were last quoted to T day, 101 to 114 prem. ; Joint Stock Discount? 1 to 4 die., showing a fresh rise ; Egyptian Trading, 4 en f dia., being firmer ; Ottenian Sockft4 Gin& rale, 8 to 84 prem. ; Hudson's Bay, 164 to 1 ; Milan Improvements, 34 to 44 prem. ; and Lion Brewery, 11 to 21 press. Crystal Palace stock hn proved about 14 per Dent., and Land Securities shares 106. Humber Iron Works shares were heavy. The shares of the financial companies present no change of importance. The closing quotations are annexed, viz. :—lnternational Financial, 14 to 11 Qrera; General Credit, 2to prem. ; Landon 74 to 84 prem. ; Imperial Mereantile Credit, 2 3.16 to 5-16 prem.; Credit Fonder and Mobilise (both old and new shares), 34 to 44 prem., ex div. The closing (but in scone ewes nominal) quota time for shares in new undertakings are sub joined :—Rio de Janeiro p ar to 4 prem. ; to 3 rem. ; Estates Peruvian Railways, 3 Investment, 14 to I. die. ; C ire Salt Works, 14 to 24 prem. ; London-bridge Land, to 1 prem. ; Russian Iron Works, 8 to 9 prem. ; Lon don and Mediterranean Bank, II to 34 prem. ; Blakely Ordnance, 31 to prem. ; Waterloo and Whitehall Railway, to 14 prem. ; Samna's& Iron, 2 to 3 prem. ; Downs Docks, 1 to 2 woo.; Orange Town Iron, 1 to 2 prem. ; East London Railway scrip, to 1 prem. ; ditto, paid-up, to prem. ; Atlantic Telegraph, 8 per cent preference, to 4 prem. ; Ito 2 prem. ; Loudon Steam Collier, 14 to 11 prem. ; Railway Credit, 1 to 2 prem. ; Phosphate of lAme, 1 to 2 prem. ; Northern Assam Tea, par to 4 prem. ; Breech-loading Armoury, 2 to S prem. ; and Bel greve Mansions, 14 to 14 prem. The shires of the London Merchants Company (Limited) opened at 34 to 34 prem., and closed at 24 to 3 prem. It is announced that the share tilt will be closed at 2 o'clock on Monday next both for town and country. The A stock of the Metropolitan Extension Rail way' of the London,Ohatham, and Dover Company was quoted 62 to 63 per 1001. stock. The paid up stock of the Metropolitan Southern District Railway was cleated 106 to 106. MINAS.-(THIS DAY) Two o'CLoos. In the mining market today there is a demand. for Wheal Ross, Chiverton, East Boeswarne, and North Miners shares. Clifford Amalgamated are quoted 27 to }, div. ; Wheal Wee, 30 to 321: Erst Romewarne. 2/ 34. 9d.tn 2Z. 64. 34.; North Winer% 6s. to Oa ; °Werke, 91 to f; vadden, 355. to 40a; Groat North Luxey, 2to t ; East Agar, 2to ; Tresaveata to ; Whorl Gren ville, 21 to Si ; and Nora Itoekatr, 16 to 17. Ea. John del They Mining shares hare been dealt in at 41, 40}, and 42, showing a froth rise. Frontino and Bolivia and Yudanumutans are also inquired for. .44 East Wheal Roma 'nesting yoneeday the mlssunts showed a credit balance of 6001. A call likper share was made. ,At East Wheal Ver meeting yesterday the so- Iniants showed a credit Wipes et J. . Ja.l3 1. 3:14.• SIC a , put* 1 • I t 4 i ; ' 1 I 1 i ' I i 1 1 ' 1 t il 1 . l 0 is I 1 /' 1 , i . ; . , 1 . ',, li i • • t 1 6 1 r I 11 ''' I 1 • I i I , 1 i i \ • I , 1 1 i ' I • ''• I I l I• 1 I Path U. :Who ye it rien be Imea."4:l boa cbsr• IM co Pith «.► &act I td. ladt L.W. Mr. Mr. ril!t• 0 11 kb's/ map 11•4 teem. h ste haVelr N2i it ..•a teib! r iced od ▪ 110 1 16. , rell;d a a