The Express. — London, England, 1865-06-15 00:00:00

LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE SHARE LISTS. -4 THIS DAY.) Two o'Owm A.1300T OUP DAY.-(THIS DAY.) The railway market to-day is firm, but, not withstaucling the reduction in the Bask rate of discount, prices show scarcely any improve ment, as compared with the final quota tions of 'yesterday. This is settling day. London and North Western stock is now quoted 1231 to 1241 ; Great Western, 7n to 731; Mid land, 136 to ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1221 to 123 ; Caledonian, 1331 to 1341 ; South Eastern, 861 to 86 ;‘ Great Eastern, 47} to 481 •, London and South Western, 99 to 100 ; and Metropolitan, 1431 to 144. Foreign and colonial lines are quiet. AN/ NI /MD 81001 lid. I NAILWALL Cia,, ri er , c r s . I littl Pass 01. aka Weifiadis,llo) in IA 11"11 NUN N. 117,671 IL Bunn Comasistald .. IN 11.1 117 VISIT OF THE PRINCE OF WALES. ASOOT HEATS, THURSDAY. The fact of his Royal Highness the Prince of Wales having annommed his ideation of di log a I•3ond visit to Ascot Reath to-day, looreased the number of visitors. The peculiar situation of soot, a sptreely populated district, of cause necessitates those who are desirous of removiog daring the rase week 84 sear as possible to the heakh fiodiog some mantled place of sojourn in the villagetind towns aloes at hand. Thus many villas Is the neighbourhood, whose mempaats eschew the noise and bustle of this week, have been let at fancy pekes, while the hotel keepers at Amok Breekliill, fikaninghill, Wrests Water, Unto. Stade, aid Windsor have been making a rich harvest. The "Opp" day has always bees the most attractive Kink of the !mot week, and la spite of the rise amide is Ihe pines by the Loudon sad South Wasters Railway, the , psieolpal portion of the Ascot traffic of to-day pared from I 1 1 1 : Waterloo by way of Richmond and the Staines and Woking • - Ihra Railway to the Ascot station, thousands nub* the • loess by the numerous special trains which after 9 o'clock s woe despatched rapidly to the some. • , ,Aog KM. 1.1 Ditto Atte _ A i4;;A ulv ;;: Llott i w " Ladatailia aira7o. aigimandassistalsaL asedaWatorwortro (1.1 Dolekow aoaatiaa Bombay 43as I Da lad . British armor Load B. a I. Ma& Sol (14 anthill Lae T. (14 Cazinda ltanaoll% sai alM UL) gr i c a d=Pro.(l. My al Mika riesto.(L Do Citl Mos (Na) Oola. obitricadier.(l ) Coausorolottratosaaa Oar &a didalodDlao;4l damant Va. a( O C 1 61 EIRFI t i t i k roaott b. of Do. a T ak eo (1 4 3ltotaromos Special trains were ran by the Great Western Railway a from Paddington, and numbers of visito r s were carried to se Moot by the South Eastern Railway from Raiding, Alder- LI shott, °talked, Tunbridge, and other places on that lam as The Prises would reach the mums shoat 1 o'clock, and II immediately eater the grand stand, which has been pm. ; pared by the Lord Chamberlain's order from Windsor tY Castle, and where a splendid luncheon was prepared for the royal Party. When our despatch was closed the crowd upon the heath was Increasing everymement in number, and was mint :qtly swollen from the arrivals by the South Western and South Rasters Railways, and the comments of the car. ; risque and traps reaching the muse by road, ell comes. bating in a grand and brilliant assemblage of the rank, 1: wealth, and fashion of the land. It The Issue of the various events was awaited with the 1( greatest interest by the throngs apes the mimes. D% S Deb. ; . Iz o rjritoti) iostora w rs= - Tost I I.l,d , aload,CATto L L Indio Let* it tibbw Vats =Cleon.aToddL Totopoplt tog.and Y t ntous Rofjooottai. L . Iltsooolol Ocepsoolloa floutolol Dram* (L) fortoot. Wonkier * Gollbars (Lbottodi. Goo. It.. La Horsiotaoloolare i r Moog low Ll:thefts loassa's bay Humber boo Woeill* taloa fila r ntaitatlr C oal l loakosi lattroalllamtlo:4 tetionst.butd or WWI load. Liam Inti. i re i s i v i i loWlio&osooal*, Load loco:Moo (Um) Load. Mikan Load. onetealodoo rn . l ll Loo.Oo n =loatd&B.L Load. Aso& ILi bred. 0. Ootattose C. Lood.tOloog.lhag.Co* Load., Italian, &meta Lood.K. Lood.Pr or odo= 111!alo Drip. • boool The Prince of Were, with the Duke of °Ambridge, left Harlbreough House shortly after 11, attended by a brilliant ; suite. A number of the nobility and gentry wars on the $ platform at the Paddington station awaiting hie at. rive], amid the distinguished party left by epeeist train. st A somber of home were met down to Windsor last night from the royal stables, at Pimlico, for the Papal's &mom- el modation. His Royal Irsghners will proceed in state direct el from the railway 'Salim ha five of the royal carriages on to the scene, the route, es anal being through the Greet el Park. 11 (By ELIOT= TILSGRAPH. ) ASCOT MEETING.-{THIS DAY.) : Mrloo Investiosal(l. it ) 10 Naorlqua Idio4Noi 10 Moo. MM. N lEoloull boa Nadu 10 Weal famdllo:t II Ilsomoma NaCkum N NONNI Oloseslat is NationalPov. IN lfogooal Naas Nov.( 10 NorboddiOnl 4% 1. '1 , 51 110. Now NI S.Zoolsod TatLosa ( 4 10 tiorthernkiossoToo(ll N. N.Delt.A ostraltudaa(L) &V !CY/IMAM/mos. NA S tiovadootiothaa4L..4 11 Do. do. 10 Nowgong Tea (I.lnetod) 1t tom. kaanas olii!itipi. ST. JAMES'S PALACE STAKES. Oa. a);10. Luaretto ham NEW STAKES. T.Y.C. Mount }WASIK', Navin" Oaortio, Vaapeatan, Steam- al boat, Ammo, Gem Poo, Alberta, Saes Si, Damask Row, 111 retna, Marlboro Toon Nottarqua, Stagbonad, Dateunaa, 81 Janitor, embus, lad MPhil+ , an Mrs. GOLD CUP. Two miles and ► Wt. Banish, Ely, Young Rapid, Guerra Peel, Breadalbane, Oppressor. Union Jack, Zambesi, Indigestion, Zephyr, Pr..- riser, and Fill. ds PALr are hare. SECOND NEW BIENNIAL STARES. One mile. Clown, Siberia, Jaak &Grains, Indigestion, Zambesi, Lazaretto, and Oonvent am ►ere. 011satallhamawahUsa 0.• (UMW) laleaditier(L.) Ot t { & Whim...flres& oassa Maude' (L ) Whosaa Wt Malted PaasemilLlLlWoohl) Do. do. Do. ew Postaiv. Lad N & SOL (L) PenSasolar & 0. Ae Views Do. do. w zelzaLt: L . L. 111.(L Iron 7 Crow Biol. My 'mare.. (L ) Dllto Mao ..... Sisal ioot.destralswol Wank &WO& t PloAawd Co&Coate( blesa & to. (L.' Do. (Wooed Jaw— loath Anlifflilialt Law Telsnge . ii,iox sii ►oa.on' 93 7,601 93 11* le 10,00( 18 100,001 , ID PAL I 10,01 t 11 11,00' le UAW 111 10,0) 91 10,00 , 10 11.006 00 [ mild rer do: i nt At Wain. IL rhanns4M orry In. i L. _ .P d INIV°I9I . III (P iTsaiiiiare&T‘e:L r. s L. On. 0' Un. Karina of Llver.(L IlediodlL Tam. 00. ifq Univers. Worths fa& (I. Upper Amami Tos(LINL Von 0111111•11'S Worroat IrlormosiUso. o 41sidla.iPactfloi L THE ZIP ThuitSDAY EVEN NG , f li t Viet ri ll 1m It :IC • die 8* 8 41s ias PIE • n 7474 1 11 1 . 4 Oa 2 87 1, 114 iii %Ts I die 8 016 Os Po !AO II MONEY NARKEn-(THIS DAY.) FB.ESH REDUCTION IN THE BANK BATS OF DISCOUNT. Two o'Ozoow. The directors of the Bank of England, at their weekly wart to-day, have redneed the minimum rate of discount from 34 to S per cent. This step had been partially anticipated, yet has served to confirm the favourable tendency of the stock =skate. The funds have risen to per cent., and some of the speculative foreign stocks are rather buoyant. Home railways opened dull, but have since become stronger, and, as we write, the tendency is rather favourable. Other stocks are generally firm. At Paris to-day, according to Mr. Renter's tele gram, the Three per Cent. Rents. opened at 137 fr. 32c., showing a decline of sc. since yesterday afternoon. Console are now quoted 901 to 1, ex div., for money, and 901 to 1, ex div., for the 6th of July. Transactions are recorded u follows : Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 90, /, ex div ; ditto, for account, 901, 1,1, ex div. ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 891, Q ; New Three per Cent.., 89, ; Exchequer Bills, 4a. prem. ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1041, I, ; ditto Pive-and-a- Half per Cent. rupee paper, 108 ; ditto Bonds, 21a, 1 17 s. prem. - - . THIRD NEW BIENNIAL STAKES. T.Y.C. Mount Palatine, Ischia, Fury Footstep, Wild Agnes, Mistletoe, Maisienald, Ottinavre, sad Kingsley are here. Aaartuit—Le Foetal», Lucifer, Radon, Aud►:, Don• Hoe o, Leila a, KilVem.aad-sat.'em, Contagion, Fait: Rios. Treachery a, Lord Craven (late Mary o.). GOLD CIIP. 6 lo 4 0; 4576a1. -- 3 to 1 sot Fills do reit (t) sto 1 Ely (t) 6 to 1 be/Wm (off) BEVERLEY MEETING.--(THIS DAY.) HULL STAKES. Elwin.. Comm. Piano, Rsuade, Mime Velma, FadEloest, Pechill, Pretty Queen, end Prospero at. lama. WESTWOOD CUP. One mile and a halt. amerces, Nell Digby, Rink, and Madru are hare. EAST RIDING HANDICAP. Os* mile and s quarter. Alice, Venison, Henrietta, Kannada, Harbinger, and Mackintosh are Que. Mr. Hadfield, to-morrow evening, will ask the Under-Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs whether, and when, the government intend' to replace English °mauls at the ports on the seaboard of the Southern States of North America (such as Charleston, Savannah, &c.), declared by the President to be open for general commerce on let July next : and whether the same ennuis who troupied those several stations before the war, and were arepainted with the interests involved, will be again sent out. Mr. Darby Griffith intends to move, on Monday, for an address for return of the names of the officers of the army who have been placed compulsorily on half-pay, with out trial by any legal military tribunal, daring the last ten years. On going into committee of supply, Lori Elcho on Supplementary Estimate for the Enlarpmeet of the National Gallery, will move, "That the present National Gallery, owing to its architectural defects, and to its not being tire-proof, cannot be considered a fitting receptacle for the tuitional pictures, and does not safely admit of their ezhibition at night foe the benefit of those who are unable te visit them by day ; that if the present site ie to be re trifled, afire-proof building should be oonstructed,capable and worthy in all respects of containing the national collection, together with such future bequests and additions thereto as may from time to time be reasonably expected ; sod that any money that may be required for the purchase of land at ' THE ATTE3IPTED MURDER AT CHATHAM.—Yee- the back of the Gallery should, if granted, be voted on the Imlay the prisoner, Thomas Lock, who steads charged with understanding that plans for its reconstruction shall be invieg attempted to murder Susannah Emma Williams. forthwith obtained, by competitios or otherwise, and shall r i 19, to whom he was about to be married, by die- be laid before parliament early in the ensuing session.* • rcu loaded pistol at h, under the cimstiones pe- va* reported, underwent er a lengthened examination at We have been requested to state that a meeting %Chatham police-court. The poisoner, on being placed of the friends of Free churches will be held on Monday hhe dock, promoted a deplorable appearance, his feature* diatom to receive a deputation from the National Astir Ming moiety discernible, while both his upper and lower la jell bones were broker, end his face, hand. and arms elation' for Freedom of Worship, and for various purposes smell, injured from the bunting of the pistol with expressed in the circular convening the meeting. ellish Le tired at his intended victim. the prosectitrix, THE HORSE SHOW AT THE AGRICULTURAL HALL. *et as well as the prisoner, has been confined in st. Bar thilemew's Hospital, Rochester, ever sines the occurrence, Th e entries to this important show close ea the 24 th. Imola in an exceedingly weak condition, the marks Horses must be at the Hall on or before Thursday, July 6. elms the shots sod slugs took effect on her being clearly The show opens and judging commences on Friday, July 7, 4 011111hh. Aceordiog to her evidence it appeared that and the show closes on Thursday, July 13. ohs h the daughter of a warrant-officer beiongiog to her The Rev. Yeltiart John Evans Riadore, M.A., s aliostv's sbip Wellesley, 72, at Chatham, sad that she had h as b een presented by the Archbishop .f Can terb u ry to the sena the prisoner for about a month before the attempt rec t or y o f All Saints, in the eity and dioceeeof Chichester. caber life by working with him at the same sewing machine The Rev. Walker King, S.C.L. has been licensed to the attblishroent. They were tr iaged to be married, and are of Lower Huth. t h e B:4„. Isaiah W oo d h a s been **bums had been published, but the prceecutrix had licensed to the cure of bbillendeo • the Rev. Charles John elhoein o .,.. i sally wished prisoner to release her from her promian Kenward Shaw has been present edd to the vicarage of un, w ,he refused to do, although the orceso utriz &emote • and the Rev. Charles Edger Smith, M.A., has letledly told him she would never marry him. On the24th h em hoe : teed to the petpetoef mew , of Neehfogtoo, all In el May she was in the house with a Mrs. Keefe, in Goldstoces- the count' of Kent and diocese of Oesterbury. ssefe, ffigbisreet, Chatham, where she was in the habit of - n ~,. .eveg her dion . h Lock came in and having stated WiTIDUL rniiirlPPS " 'BB TREATMENT OF mute had oot b er ein w tr a w n ork, asked the'mtrtrese, o p it" - b on " THE ficeorg.—ln the course of a speech delivered on negro hand for some beer for the prosemxtrix and Wenn. This suffrage a few evenings ego, at the Cooper Institute, New Ile *tined to do, Lock still remaining in the room. The York, Mr. Wendell Phillips observed :—" It is idle to talk Poneatrix then proceeded top ut on her hat, with the in. of punishing the South. You cannot, said Burke. indict a Ile a, U es a le• • the house , the • took f vong w hen pneoner from intim. I cannot draw an indictment against a whole ~... Pocket a large pistol, and pointing it at her, discharged people, said the great British orator. It would be in vale, o ,. eiekets at her head, the prosecutrix falling insensible also, to indict as guilty of murder fourteen States. or to red"mete:end, most of the shots taking effect is her head convict them of treason. Every nonecemary severity is fun The pistol burst at the moment of the discharge, cruel ; and if this nation is as strong as it seems to be, it hin vner On Locke the injuries already stated, and they does not teed vengeance. (Applause.) The serene time both conveyed in a cab to the hospital. The prisoner elasticity of a structure of government which has borne the ', P 2S l ldeculty omen-examined the prosecntrix to show that rebellion of 1861 with hardly a jar, which never felt the .77 were on terms of great iotimacy before the occerreoce. treamioation of its chief magistrate io the crisis of civil I LM Ketfe, at whose house the attempt at murder wee war, bus moved majestically forward undisturbed, is too I role, filly corroborated the evidence of the pronocotrix ; strung 10 tremble before even tee sorb states in arm s . md after the beech bad examined the medical witnesses (Appian's.) I would not proclaim, then, to the wield 'Maned the prisoner was fully committed to take his trial il the ant anuses for lieut. , C ulextr.--NOITIC T. SoUTH.—This match was 1 Um which is bad subdued . meta • lurking consciousness of weakness as would be 'viand by a pest people's taking vengeance on a sec (Applause.) What, by the et t o aco • • vie- world, world, will be the appreciation of our condition if it be krises by 51 nun. Boon nclusum Poiezda7. the Swath pr"lng •c" I supposed that our tasty lies simply in the extermina . newsboys of Cincinnati have been robbing ► I tion of those men outside the picket line! ' Oh,' said Uncle Toby to the insect that disturbed him, ran- Z ealot -office for several days past in the following mar- I l o g the window, ' the world is wide enough for thee and ths Tbe7 would stuff • newspaper Dowered with pats tato . we , roof g y i slide of the outside letter-box wait in tbe vicinity until • fra inAy f sh ell troll let __ s ters bad been deposited, draw forth the paper ! .sSo I would ley to the loaders of the Con antra to the death of Jefferson , Davis until I fear his life. He is weaker alive, a rides'. I ni it intercepted letters, and detail. giving place 10 I ions fugitive, thin dead and buried in the sympathies of gang, who would go through with the nom opera- , minims. Let him live, then. INo said of Jobs Brows. . Tbsy bad the stoles over 100 letters, many of which i ' Virginia dared sot let him live.' No mac, with my eas el the sums of money , WO. as high as 3 0 %IL Aerie sent, shall have it to say of this strong, serenely secure se • )esee reseals were arrested. The oldest Is sot don. 'lt dared out let Davis live.' We are too strong to Iron 14. —New York paper. the number seed veogeenee, lint what we do need is security." Mr. . of patients relieved at the Hospital Phillips dun proceeded to argue that this security would he Disown of the Heart, 67, Nargareteirest, Oaveadidth I be found is negro sad rage. heirs, via 111 during the week. CRYSTAL PALACE.—)HE SHILLING DAY.--• ._ _I/MOE GsaintaLOwirnius CCHITANY ( laniTzo). Wanwainar. Joan 14.—AAratirriessr m a-risiat, 12,36 et Mrk receipts for week ladle; June 11,16,0041. se. ld. I ditto by season menet* 6,706; total, 19,070. ....riter's) coal He afterwards pee the primer into sag imonrehing hie ha: found a telescope Worm iorjalen which had bees taken from his remises. Is rearesamisation Sayer. mid—l cannot write. The i s Do e a nephew of mine, DM le took relative. my E r os by the name of Sayer.. Ihint Into niy " — p i t of good nature. I knew him * bang Mated to b y w og. I don't know his mg% whether it Is 5 0 or 30. I can't form any idea a to his ego, sad I • ogiii i ehether be was sor 15 when I took him. He was .my brother when I took him. He was living M g o women that I lived with. Since he he loft me two be. been • summons hood %Taunt me far his keep. rind to god him in clothes, hot I never gm, him thscost I will swear th at for the Met nghtata months b e L• llll:C'et..been wearing the oast, althicingh I can't say g am low it last. I have nut Nee thi telescope foe more ass Melte mouths. I have not preferred tide charge oat ▪ ahhoegh I have not a very good feeling lowaede ' kis. I never saw the summons that wee lamed apinstine. Tks prisoner's mother does not oohabit with ens. I should j o re gime tbtphoser into custody before, only I was fa *wor my wish a drew. relhataattable.Tarmln, 495 5, said he took the shiner w e mead% sod when he told him the chirp he sad " All r im ; I irti/ go with you," Lorb said he should not trouble the magistrate with , 00 wa rm, as he most see that the charge we preferred sst • haw of spite, bat should call • witless. who would wgat prisoner had bees wearing the mat for the 8 ineatlm A Mimeo was called, who confirmed Mr. Lewis's dale. ,nark sad added that the prisoner was highly respested at theArs in which be wee employed, and was • steady, sober, logadricon young man. Tao segistrate said he should discharge the mummer. who wad leave the court without a stein on his Manager. Ir. TAMS said he should bring an action sgaisat Sayers fsrhhs imprisonment. gloss Sayers left the court he was loudly hinged and MAL ACCIDINT racoons TER RUNNING AWAY 01 • CAB. g - Morale, • ',ebonite, was charged with leaving his bosh end cab anamended on • maading is the Holloway. NA from which place it ran sway, therzig isaitk oamenc4 the mg, d Ana Shonacy, aged 65, of 16, iheotterY•Platai 110110, 17. Themstor Jags, N divieko, watched the cans. 1118 evideoce showed that the home ran away, and before g 'sold be stopped it ran on to the pavement, knocked him the demised, becks oae of her legs, fractured her gall, sad she died hi about three minutes afterwards. The kasha its legs broken, and it had to he killed on the INN IS wee proved tha t though the releaser was not by ge Pis of his aab be lad lift • roma as charge of it. xr. faynosart discharged the prisoner, camiddering the igh was mused Omagh an aosident. WORSHIP-STREET. DISOIFACIZOL CONDUCT. Navy Terser, a ionaglizinofpnilemealy exterior, aim ed in City business, and residing with his widowed arm at No. 16, Hackney.termos, appeared to a dirge of mak apes Hrs. E. Gooch, whose husband is a costar:4ov kr rods sad railways, living at 8, Termee.reed, South Bar mr• Me. Vann attended for complainant. At a fanner hearing of this owe the lady, who is mere* sr enspalled to return home from excitement and ; the rowed* wee therefore stayed, but not abandoned, ae sewed process wee obtained. 00a3plainant now deposed that on the evening of the 29th der while she wu returning home aloes, defendant met end meted her with the words, " Good evening, my dear." be me perfectly ans.:painted with him, In great kepi &ion she craned the road. He followed, pushed her by the shoulders against a wall, sod prevented her esllrg on the public foot path. She threatened to rare him into custody, and he replied, " You give me I flame m a gentleman and will woo give you in limp.' Being farther alarmed the again retreated across the red, sod was again followed and subjected to • reps*. lits el the misconduct mentioned. The defendant oon- Nasally adenoid in front of her and pushed her with his Mew nerd she was within 100 yards of her own door, when he left, saying he should know her again. She now Mt feria of walking about. ia acereasmination complainant said she harm* found est that her assailant wu residing neer her. Be was pro bably a little the wane for liquor but certainly not tipsy. Her husband called on the following morning and resetved kern the defendant an apology. She could not undoestemd Betsey person wee respectable who turd such language to k*, and wan guilty of such misconduct as that which she lad detailed, _ _ . . - 01Orp Hayti, a bricklayer, dated that he was in coin say with his wife at the lime, and witnessed the rude ended of the "gentleman." He should have interfered to- bet lut lov for d tlt il lrl e y n a u cl i" oss Itti; pwthrtddr•Piare, ti me kr and under her arm, pashas her u backward on and forw ard, yen sad pressed ape's her for • distant* of 50 yards. id Ir. dahley, for the defence, maid that defendant was only to 19 pia of se ; his father had been a most respectable mr / Winter is the City of London, and no one could more lbdi :egret what had occurred than this young man. It was con ase, equal upon having imbibed too much wine. He had no recollection of any offence being given, and every apology bed bees tendered to the lady's husb a nd. is Mrs. Turner declared that tar eon's ohmmeter was Inn nit gasehable. Re had always resided beneath her roof ;he me might have occasionally bees elevated slightly, but on this si occasion there had been a " celebration,* and when he us, *turned home she perceived the influence that wine on • as weak stomach, end the warmth of the weather, had wrought se him. slay Mr. Cooke remarked that there might be some truth in the explanation offered—probably there was, but it could not Is tolerated that a respectable woman should be molested is the public streets in that way. He had a stress belies lion to order imprisonment without a floe. Defaming most =laity of - 60s. and costs, or in default suffer as km• eat of three weeks. . - ETle — e was paid forthwith. THE MURDER AT ISLETroara. LATEST PARTICULAR& The causes which ledto this dreadful tragedy psi Malin a mystery. All the ioformatim which can et proms be entertained with regard to the affair is ifuply this. The man Dawson sod his wife lived , I crane on the outskirts of Isleworth, and the family ' were supported principally by Mrs. Dawson. who was alum inise. They were middle-aged persons, and had two or *se children. They haws, it is elated, a good character is tbs 'neighbourhood. Last eight, between 8 and 9 /Mock, the police received information that Mr.. Dawson lel been murdered in her cottage. They proceeded to the 4WD sad found her in the garden deed, and with her heed Wady cat off. They followed a track to the river, sad Ire they found the woman's husband, Samuel Dams, standing up in the water with hie throat cut. They meted him. and sent for two medical men, wbo ebb great difficulty sewed up the wound in his throat. He vas then carried to the local workhouse, where this moruisg be vu still alive. The cause of the crime remains to be dimovand. o 06 69 . 111 46 118 104 10 ltte 123 99 91 100 149 60 42 12S1 124} 29 100 213 04 14$ 144 it 4 pm pm 99 101 1:1 111 pm 166 1110 2 pm 107 AS 64 Ide Si M 113 nit 711 lei 106 1 6 9 2 71 91 10e vio 119 121 1 le pat 78} 79} Ll} ll} 146 314 Si 14 01 U 68 00 86 M 9 10 lad 169 8 4 pa LOS 108 N 49 la 90 melons. 66 67 646 104 4664 Par 4 4 44 ei 91 99 101 70 76 190 101 10$ 114 104 106. ___ I *Pm 18 IV 35 87 61 63 14 66 66 67 47 49 46 67 60 46 26 37 24 16 164 126 i 2DIr 102 1 103 791 lt Lei 10& was IS 87 80 88 1 Oictl.B 103 IN 96 97 90 99 OS !8 22 00 101 100 101 100 11s 101i 1 1024 90 01 I. MM. 10. in. I ISAMU. IPd I 01. viol& I saw. 16,000100 Agra a Baatanisano(l., 84/ U 3 116 1 - 19,000 1 40 Do. Do. New N 64 67 - 10,00e 1 60 ALE& lO 4; r _ 10,0011'100 LarneeLea.ttLiverpool U 24 3 901,2 U 1i Di KOOS I: Do. lessel at 10 pa 10 14 1 pal 244 54 100,000 0010 Amelia 60,000 10 Auto Egyptian (Lim) ll4 4 dia gar - 90.000 60 ludo Mama a/anted, lb ft 3441 e - 11,101 SO islatießank.Cor.newsh Iss.l6t.pm., 71. /Dap& I 24 0 9 _ USN 111) Uskalaga all 61 Il - UN 9) ! B e Now - KM 10 !eakotßrillaLelsoklis 16 sa l 1 10 10 - WOO 21 ;Bank ol = eil 814 - E 930 100 Bank of - 16,400 le 'Bank of Otago (Lashed) 7 14 ledle - 16,M0 100 Bank of Queensland (L.), 26 6 4 dla - 19,000 80 BeakolViotorla.Amets 16 42 64 - 10.000 10 Beak of New Zesisad -1 10 7 9pm - 60.000 SO Breallian&Portagume(L 10 34 1 db - 13,000 60 Bathe & Calliarnlaa (LI 74 34 24d11 - 16,000 60 British N. Amick* - 00,101 10 C. Bk. ladis,Atia., China all 17 20 184 141 SEMNO 111 Ulan. llar.of indiErte. all 49 51 - 111,0110 Oity - 11,000 140 Dobai& 19,000304 Cocallank of Canada._ all - - 0,000 11 rods. Baok of India. &e. all - - - 100,0001 10 Donsolldated Bank (L.) 4 64 Olga - 6,000'100 Oanktientel llll 4 2 lls - 1,000 190 Do. New 20,000 80 East London (Limited) 6 1 Wm - 60.000 10 Pastern Boehm:pad* 6 11 Osclia - 10,000 16 English Joint Ho )10 14 pm -- BOJO 20 rez.neotiatits/Cband. all 1 4 10 - 10,000 AO Knoilsk and Bwedlah (L 10 I die - 60,0001 IQ Inropaan BankiLinuted 16 4 Spa 11 19,000'100 Kindean.Chlositlap.(L) 26 4 dB WI 10,000 100 Do. honed at 2pm l6 4 dls - 31,0 N 100 Do. New l6 4 Jis - 90,0u0 100 Imperial Bank. Umßed 1 0 10 pm -.. 180.000 10 llmpurial Ottoman lO 4 7 pee 10/ 6,400 16 Uoulan. all IS Ist -. EON U 1 Do. New ll4pai -. 100,900 60 Tied 11441.106. India (L) 6 s par Ipen 44 AM 93 I Loa. Bir.orDesico,&e. iL 124 4 Bdß 0 1000 100 'Lea. Bank et Sootland,L 13 8 0 die - 1,p900 100 London and Brazilian -60 6 6pm .... 6,000 1(0 ILoo.B.Agros&E.Plate(l, IA 911 pm - 10,000 II , Do. New, W. at L) pia 10 2 4pm - 20,000 10 Loa. Ch.liank et Ansi& all 244 264 .- 80,000 60 Landon ant County lO to 77 77 8 6,000 103 Lou. Bamb9.Con.Y.l.(l ) 15 - dl. 72 000 II ;Loodos Joint Nook_ 16,000 10 'London& Math Sartain% all 174 184 - 6,000 105 Lon. &B. Western Um. SO F . l pin - 9000 100 } Da. do. New ... 1114 4pm - COO 80 Loadon&Veneauele (L) 14 6 dls - KM 140 lan. & Westminster .. 19 NI 98 - AUTOS Merchant Hank(llm.).. 16 1 3pm - 6E 000 SO Ildertantilo & ErnhaelL II SI 3111 a - 1;000 LOS 111142r0. & Pros. bank (1. • 18 4 9 di, - 4,17 00 001 Do. de. - 6,000 1 illdland Bank (Urn.) - 14,000 100 'National of Liverpool ll I 3 (7 03 -. 10,030 DS N.Pre.ef 1111110 d ll - - - 5t.,0001 93 ; Do. tad lassie - - -. USW 90 ; Do. Deism* l- -. 10,000 II 'Naticeal Bank 1 - 30 98 100 - 1,809 101 Do. New II a 94 - 87,0001 10 ,New Sod& Wilda all 41 113 - 60,000 10 Now Zealand (Lhalted ) 1 4dls Oa? - 60,930, 10 North WOOVIRII Ta 111 64pm - 80.000' SI 'Orients! Bank Clorpors all AI 113 U 1 ~,I rei 10 ' Prorlo.Bankingeorp.(L 74 8 14db -. 7, MI I DI. do. - 16,900 10 ?mina of Boland - IEOOOI le Do. do. New all - - -• a Aso 10 Linda Pant,* Delhi (LI 10 4 8&a 64 110, 0 46 0 11 16 loath Australia lana 30 -.. 10, 101 &eat al B. S. Alba 10,000 100 Do. do. La at 6pos lO 8 60. •••• NAN Si Mon of Amstrads _ all 13 6S ..- ' 10,609,193 Ulnae d lmisol (Um )il ti Si lis - 11 0.000) 69 Mike of Lo ten II 04 SO ZS 44 114 D181N71 7 112 BTOOLB. No. 111. I Swig. (Pd 10. prior. 1 isiss. I ii . um .10*. ISO 80 It - t --- 10. 11.2141m.,Ii i llan.1.1•1711041 98 100 •-• ,IA Bt. &Wein.- .91 -0a,44 p. ot.. Jan. & Je11y.... 100 101 103 - • 41E040 ill Lano.&Ylatp.alaallaly 100 90 ID -. , ul, 111.. Losalrigis.4p.o.Jats&lly 100 96 100 -. . 1 10911 U St. Lair. W.49.e.Jaa.&Jely 109 VT vg - 811.8110 IL Do. SI p.e.Jaa.&Jaly 3011 -•- - 119,739 U Lall.W.,h4talea.&l6B7 161 ST 40 - .. SS 1/W I els IN 97 99 ... - .... II IL &Wok IL P. •D. IL, 6p. et., /eh. • ... 180 101 115 - 1 0,01 St. N. lietrn.,4 p.e.l anWeir 100 96 96 - .... N. 10ata.6i..4p.e.A0.1061. 110 - - - i~ IS 1t,.1 OLDINARY SEAM AND -111001‘. lUort rid Smoke Ifni Do. B I • oddly. said 6 Do. Ip. ajudid dt. lltakdbiselyes Clammy sada= Great Odra Ord. N. Do. N 8.a0.11 areal orliteeloothuld arestiortlied. DuA I Arad war. D 0.81611439. Dyad B al South & Wool (DC Card Wallas Duldeur VoLart./ak Do. South yrass, s ill 100 IN 100 100 IN m w na:=o~d~ rlo eo 100 ItO 0 101 b;Ti r i" Do. Do. Lawler* I Yorkshire Leedom are =out Dov lam4oat North Wfsio. Lo — T — dcisifioiil7l6sl; — nl bf &LAME ./ Usookab 111•Irepolliaa Do. Mew! Do. LiarLoa .. llocco.D4.(Pro. dMp C. Do • do. do. .... Do. 89 Sham Do Mrs. & Oraiby MI& 08 Wa. MN led North BMA . . Do. fdln. ,Parat,litati N. Zaatorn—Barwisk Do. G. N. L Paso Do. Lads Ds. York Do. OsziAals Do. litork.diDarNaa Do. do. 181448 Do. do. 18141 North Leaden Do. Now Do. do.. :814 North litaffaidaltke N. & 8. Waders Jaao Scottish Omani loath& Yid and N M.Land Abu. Mk Shroarr . ;a o. Uoloo ,loath both inNorn Tail Vale Do. 0... ... Vale of Numb Victoria Sin. & Pimlico Wad Otentrall W. Nartlid. x. s 1••• BUT= PO a a int Lae N 90 li N N 111 IT 90 91 106 118 671 094 T V us Ili 148 148 138 113 U 38 74 73 LRAM I shay,: Ibade& Bt. Lammas! howahr.*C.lag.bp.c. TlTO:Yelliii;s ----- I Meal* it Lao Karoo! Dad.. linat.6oodoeled 8 p• o. 5 . 1 4.1.117 1 Do. do. July 1.1875 Do. do. Jaw I. lOU Oet & s.DaMeosp.ag. lOopo T. Dock Sp. g. IDamesto.?o.pro.gool i t Dined go. II do.. Nod 'adios go. i do.. Do. J Lotendon ,Groad Trunk of usaado Po. &quip. Do. lad MI. Do. do. dadarnad Do. Ind iprad. Bonds Do. do. &Mama Do dird pal. Moak Do. do. Waned Do. Yk pre& Moak . Do. do. Warred Imal Indian PanUmnia Do. paa f pm awl Do. new do 8. 0 . 1 India at 6 p. at maPu► - WcoOorn cd Cooodo Do. Now ...... Do.t a D wa. do psy. Do. 6 .. do. Woo Ltrollat Do. New IKodna gum. f p. mod Do. o. . . Do. d o. do.— Do. Fifth Iddb. Corp. 6 per e. )d Midi mod Holmes bp N.DeadiCwi.do• N.lLotOas.dp.e.lotp.B. iodide= eir mat. I De._ do. do. ii I L HO I 100 L 100 Do. Do. Was Kilo& do. aOUIT 'IOC WaurnsDAY Imo& di:6liawhich closed yesterday at 901 to f ez • 3 . ° ,fcirtie 6th of Joly,_apened said rimed to-day at the same quotation. For money the last .pries was 90 to f, ex div. The official business revert is as follows :—Tbree per Cent. Consols_ for money, 90/, 1, 90, 1 • ditto for account, 90/ f ; Three per Cents. Reduced, est, 1,1; New Three per Cents., 891, ft, jj , •11, 4 ; India stock, shut ; ditto Five per Cent. stock, 10Q, 104 ; ditto Bonds, 21s. prem. ; Five per Cent. " enfaced" 'rupee paper, 102 ; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cent., 108. The government broker bought to-day 15,0001. Reduced Three per Cents. for the sinking fund. Indian government securities were steady. India Bonds were dealt in at 21s. prem. Exchequer Bills were quoted ls. to 4a. prem. Foreign stoat; were firm, and some of the specu lative descriptions have improved. Spanish Three per Cents. rose } per cent. ; the Certificates, g ; the Pas sive Debt, as well as Turkish Oonsolidds and !Wien and Mexican Bonds, 1 ; and Egyptian Bonds of 1864, }. On the other hand, Turkish Loan scrip ' declined } per cent. ; Turkish Bonds of 1862 , and New Granada, "ex sit," ; and Buenos Ayres Deferred, 1 per cent. Then was a brisk demand for Alliance Bank shares, which rose about 1/. 10a, closing at 3} to 4/ prem. Oriental Bank,Chertered Bank of India, Australia, and China, and Chartered Mercantile Bank of hells London, and China, also advanced 21., and better prices were quoted for Agra and Master man's Bank, Brazilian and Portuguese, and Union Bank of London. The shares of the Bank of Hin dustan wet.. exceptionally weaker. Hudson's Bay shares were last quoted to-day 16 to 1, being 2s. 61. lower,. National Discount, 1 to 11 ; Joint Stock Discount, lf se 1 die. ;Egyptian Trading, 11 to 01 clis. • Ottoman 8°4404 minds Bto prem. ; and 'Milan Im provements, 41 to 51 prem. An improvement was quoted in Rio Improvements, idaf Financier* d'Egypte, and Union Marine Insurance of Liver pool shares. Telegraph Construction were flat. The shares of the financial companies were firm at yesterday's prices. The closing quotatione.ave annexed, viz.:—ltiternational Financial, 11 t 4 : 4 2 prem. ; General Credit, 2 to 21 prem. Financial, 8 to 8/ prem. • Imperial Mercantile Credit, 2to prem. ; ()fedi roamer and Mobilise (both old and new shares), 4 to 1 prem., ex div. The closing (but in some cases nominal) quite lions for shares in new undertakings are sub joined :—Rio de Janeiro Gas, par to prem. , Lion Brewery, lf to 21 prem. ; Peruvian Railways, 3 to 3/ pram. •, Estates Investment, 11 to 1} die. ; Cheshire Salt Works, it to 11 prem. ; London-bridge Land, / to 4 prem. ; Ottoman Clonipany, 1 to 2 prem. ; Nortern Assam Tea, per to prem.: Russian Iron Works, 7 to 8 prem. ; London and Mediterranean Bank, 2 to 4 prem. ; Railway Credit, 1 to 2 prem. ; Evans', 11 to 24 prem.; Blakely Ordnance, 24 to 31 prem. ; Waterloo and Whitehall Railway, 2to 3 prem. ; Enamelled Iron, Ito 2 m. ; Phosphate of Lime,} tot} prem. ; Downs 11 to 2 prem. ; London Steam to 1 prom ; Plymouth Docks, 8 to 9 prem. ; and the A stock of the Metropolitan Extension Railways of the London, Chatham, and Dover Company, 41 to 11 prem. There was a fresh rise of f per cent. in United States 5.20 Bonds, which closed at 68} to;. 8.2+20 I_47l_°l i i i' W 6 u o 4916 60.1001 4.930 %IN 01 iiiiii WU MAO m = t MARL Inetat 7,601 10,000 15.000 SOO moo foss L Il l7e li k_ fig 1. 20 1 is iM_ "i Si 141 Si SOB _ "sr Foreign stocks are better. There is an improve ment varying from 1 to jj per cent. in several of the speculative descriptions, including Spanish Passive and Certificates, Mexican, and Greek. Some of the present quotations are annexed, viz.:—Greek Bonds, 21} to 4 ; Mexican, 25} to # ; Confederate, 7 to 9 ; Spanish Passive, 31 3-16 to 5-16 ; the Certificates, 151 to 1 ; Turkish, 1858, 721 to 731; ditto, 1862, 731 to 744 Transactions are recorded as follows ;—Egyptian Seven per Cents., 1864, 944, 1, 94 ; ditto 1001. Bonds, 941; Italian Five perOents., 1865, 661; ditto scrip (671/. paid) 21 dia.; Mexican Three per Cents. for account, 251; ditto 1864, 241, 1 ; Monte Videan Six per Cents., 651 ; Russian Five per Cents., 1862, 914, 1, ; Sardinian Five per Cents., 75, ex div. ; Spanish Passive, for account, 31} ; the Committee's Cer tificates, 154 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1862, for account, 744, } ; ditto Guaranteed Four pet Cents., 1011, 21 ; Veuezuela Six per Cents., 1862, 38 ; ditto 1864, 40. The nominal quotations for the shares of some of the new companies are subjoined :—Russian Iron Works, 7} to 81 prem.; Varna Railway, 9} to 101 prem. ; Ottoman Company, 11 to 2 prem. ; Lion Brewery. 14 to 24 prem. ; Peruvian Railways, 2} to 3 prem. ; Metropolitan Extension Rail ways A stock of the London Chatham, and Dover Company, 41 to 1 prem. ; Blakely Ord nance, 2} to 3 prem. ; Waterloo and Whitehall Railway, 11 to 2 prem. ; London and Mediterranean Bank, 2 to 4 prem. ; Northern Assam, par to } prem. ; Downs Docks, 1 to 2 prom ; London Bridge Land, 1 to 1 prem. ; and East London Railway scrip, 3 to 3} prem. ; ditto, paid up, 4to 41 prem. International Financial shares are now quoted 11 to 1 prem.; General Credit, 2 to 21 prem.; London Financial, 8 to } prem.; Imperial Mercan tile, 24 to } prem. ; Credit Foncier and Mobilier of England, 41 to } prem., ex div.; Hud son's Bay, 154 to 1 ; and Egyptian Trading, 11 to 01 dis. We understand that the remittances required for the dividend and sinking fund of the Danubian Loan come forward to the Ottoman Bank, from mouth to month, with the utmost regularity. It is stated that agents of the Spanish govern ment have been trying in all quarters, and by all meana, to raise a loan of 800,0001., on security of Spanish 3 per cent. stock. This, it is to be hoped, is the last struggle. A settlement can baldly be delayed much longer, now that Spain seems to be unable to raise money either in Paris or London on any terms. About 3,0001. in bar gold was bought by the Bank yesterday, while 30,000 sovereigns were with drawn for Alexandria. During the week 221,0001. has been sent in, and 200,0001. taken out for export. The failure is announced of Messrs. F. Levick and Co. and Messrs. Levick and Simpson, iron masters and merchants , of London and Monmouthshire. The two firms really form one house, and the direct liabilities reach about 360,0001. A satisfactory dividend is looked f. r. It appears that large shipments of iron rails have been made to America, and that these have been chiefly paid for in securities which are not at pre sent readily negotiable. The circular issued is as follows : 4, Charlotte-row, Mansion-house, London, June 14. Sir,—Ws regret to say that, in onesepteace of severe louse which we have experiemed, we ere compelled to suspend psyniset. Oar books ere placed is the hands of Mean. Quitter, Ball, and Co., who will prepare a stetemeat of our affairs, to be submitted to oar creditor at the ear. Hest possible moment.—We are, dm, FasD Levies sad Co., and LLVIcK and &MASON, Mania, Moinotithebize. The London and North Western Railway traffic return, being for Whitsun week, shows an increase of 14,7991., compared with the corresponding week of last year ; the Midland, an increase of 7,1891. ; the Great Western, an increase of 5,011/. ; the Great Northern, a decrease of 270/. ; the Great Eastern, an increase of 4,6011. ; and the London and South Western, • decrease of 2,298/. The prospectus of the East London Railway is issued, with a respectable direction. It is pointed out that this line "will complete the metropolitan system of railways recommended by the joint committee of both houses of parliament in the session of 1864." Passing through the Thames Tunnel, it will connect, below London bridge, all the railways entering London north and south of the Thames. To recite the full explana tion given in the prospectus the proposed line Will commence with junction s with the Brighter", South London, South Eastern, sod North Ka tt Railways, near New-croon, accommodating in its course the Surrey and Commercial Doak+, the London Dick., and the out of Lon don, end will terminste in the City. et • greet terminal intim in Liverpooletrest. There will he a branch to the Great Eaten through which consexions will be formed THE COLYTON BURIAL CASZ.--JUDOIIiNT Or with the Nort h London and the London mid North Wester THE Rumor or Extren.—The ease of the Rev. Ma- Railways ; sod the line will pus through arid secconnodate merto Gault; against whom promediegs have bean taken the important districts of New-cross, Deptford. Bather. under the Chetah Discipline Aot for refusing to inter the hithe,Wepplog, St. Otiorge•in-the-Faut, Linzehonn,....Stap. body of John Pavey, a parishioner of Colyton, of which nay , w bitath*Plai B'lb*Pg"...." (l tur Y'e" Lord the Rev. Mr. Guerin is the vicar, mme before the Lord Bishop of Exeter yesterday for judgment. The main ditch, and afford as outlet by the prim' railways of th e parts of the metro kingdom to the most densely populated facts of the case appeared in thn paper a shoat time since ! Pam on the occasion of the prehmiosiy Mils before the The line, including junction branches, will be be commission appointed by his I ship miner the shove- I omen seven and eight miles long, and it is men mentioned sot. John Party was baptised as • member of then hurch of England, but died in the Unitarian faith, sad ;tinned that "the land for the terminal station at upon this ground Mr. Guerin refused to read the burial I liverPool-streeti and for nearly one mile of its service at the funeral. His lordship sow gave a writhe course through the most expensive district, is pur judgment to the following effect. Eisend that Mr. Grusin chased jointly with the Great Eastern Railway, the had admitted the charge, end had consented to . addrawl 4 one running at a high level and the other at a low being pronouneed upon him without further p Fe°' l level over the same property, by which arrange doted that such judgment did not exceed that which might be pronounced in due awns of law. As Mr. Guerits b e 4 I meat fully a quarter of a million will be saved," admitted the charge, stating that be bad acted on eon. while the Thames Tunnel has been obtained at saieotione grounds, and not hem any ill.feeliog towards the little more than one-third of its original coat. The deceased or any of hie friends, end se the einntllailissils had I contractors are Messrs. Braasey, Lucas, and Wythes. OnaT's-ricx. —Last evening the grand day cis disclaimed any desire to prase the atm vindictively, or that 5 p er cent interest is to be paid during construe- TrialtVerm was celebrated by the members of the es say moteece beyoed that whieh would show Mr. Guerin 'their aocient hall. Among the gents were rass that ho am not justified le his refired. and that it was his Man; and 6 per sent. on the shares paid up in . full "7 treastvers of L;boolli's.ino and the beer Temple, the Veer • hie duty to perform the bend SSIWiSS , his lordship thought I The capital is 1,400,000/., in 14 , 000 provisional Chamellor Kiodereley. the Right Hon. J. Napier. the • the ends of justice would be met by exercishig that poorer 1 scrip certificates to bearer of 1001. each, on which Right Hoe. J. WbMeids.Q.C.„ ILP., Mr. J. George. Q.C. ankh coder the statute WAS given him. at that stage of the 21. Mto be paid on application, and 81. on allot- Mr. 11 . M. Lasidsl & QC. M. '., Colonel M•Mnsis. Pmeoedbilfo. by Pr.:mm* 4 l l Di his judgment that Mr. Gawit 4 mnt while on the fully paid-up scrip, the payments C. 8., sod Coloehl Sargent, ca. Ilse following wenn I against the plain law a the church, was not legally *titled in refining to bury the dens a d, e Hal beech (with their preacher. UN Rm. De., sad b e ad . are xi. on application, 181. on allotment, and &O. wire also preunt. :—T h e someone ( kx„ welshed sot onto to offen is like manner ; and, farther, !oa or before the 23rd September next. The under- ! &n u m b,. Q. 0.). the o f lb. Ra m , K r . H . ig u d e o. , I that he be adjudged to pay the legal oosts of the pro- taking is introduced through Mesas. Chadwick, Q.O. ,11r. - 6. J. Stephens, Q. 0., LLD., Mr. W. Y. Hie& • m I edinge. Adamson, McKenna, and Co., of Great George- mands, WI. Mr. Jobe Let. QO., LLD., Mr. T. Gown • Tax Amu Caor ow DIVONSHIRIL —The apple, s tr ee t. I wood, Ir. B. Tarim, Mr. IL Tengenta Mr. W. Wilde, zsd crop ie Demoshire Ibis year prove • failure, is eesee-. • . _ . Bocatow. Pniumit taw 611". the "a"I seises.. (me . of t h e p „, 06 ,.. e a who is „mad "a mo t e Th . 3 A general court or the H u dson ' s pay rainy ' emoan ti se 4 0 2fff., 4as ( exit Res feppdol ha Mr. John Las, 'nem in lbs orekeed e preset a very ma s saa boly a ppi ae sone, will be heti on Tneaday, the 27th inst., when a Q.C., LL.D.. • beaoher of Jiitlse a rtfer the beet ewe Oaf IS isetead of Ouster* of young • wetting sanely mreistak and abstract of accounts from the governor the lime of ilastiatie.or on or 1 1 6 4 et• law of bosom hot riddled lasses sad gray mildew. This &Area and committee will be laid b e f ore t he a h ara b a kj aza , this econstryi wes new* to &SID •• saaArldw " °I • w ei ' d sa d Praatsbil stepe iil /" . . 4 0 1264.1.11r A call of 51., making 15/. paid, is to be par/ on. of.witil.wlrqtraoroo; set MIL oarll lee th. .the fsentess. The " digit,' as ristarA 115 rillar:" sad advantages the ea a a , p m ara of a small winter moth , am by errs the shares of the Madras Irrigation Company by the ;', r di u d vaa t aras o r ab o A migo i s tb a l ee of civil sal zoologists Chintanbia torsistata. 25th of Jul y. criminal plesdiag of LOOS 80,000 110,060 1116,0110 %KO 10,400 I:600 110,000 91,000 100.00 U 60,000 00,060 IMMO won some La g ore /moo. ovice "T.iiiil !!•601 WASS 6,003 10,4300 COW 06. 0103 114 .111481 T'o. 11 1I I de 10 dis Mu le r im 1 pm 16e 4 11$ U IWs I Wu i 4lO dla le It. it 21 U eas 3 l ells Y 6 461 1 ,7„ t ow t I 4 9 ft k T . die 4 If:: kill APS I 1 spo I par 114 11}0• 1 4 lAs 1 Ohs Ti 61112 S 1!b I t r i g los psi Gs lie i.e 16 1 191p.pal pa 1 pia • Sdb 1 1 it t 7 bps Pm &d 31 Si 3 4 & 2 Idb 40 a 76 79 19 116 s 4 29 It ▪ *1 22 l 21, 11 110 :06 he itS 11 9 4Me 4 the ▪ db • I db' 19 Id 46 _ It 4 isrl L a - sill 11117118.-(PHIS DA Y.) 1 11 tn. St 5 pa Ws Pop t lON tdts *P 1 1 1 paz l e s a 1 r pus 4 IT at tt et t dis • 164 b Two °Two'. The mining market to-day is a little more active. Great Wheal Vor shares are quoted 32 to 5 ; Best Wheal Lovell llto 115; Great Lacey, 2to 5; Great Busy, 3i to 4 ; Rut Grenville, 3f to 3 ; and OM radon 81 to 9. Waa l hoe Gold Mining abates are quoted 65 to 7 prem., showing a fresh rime. Other foreign as well colonial mines are very qttlet. PREFERENCE SHARES. London sad North Western, Shrewsbury and pool, 89. Midland Cocoa, Bristol and Birm., 6 per omit., Midland coned. di per oent. Irredeemable, 100 e. FOREIGN RAILWAYS. Dutch Rhenish (161. paid), 224 to 3. South Austrian and Lombardo-Venetian, 194. Turin and Savona (all paid), 10. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. LIVERPOOL OOTTON MARKET. mns veT.) (ay Emma AND nroalurrovra, vascaurs.) (ism OEM OWN 00zassroxprinr.) *abet very firm as advancing prim. Bales abort 25,000 bales. Wdeh• MINOIND-LANE.-(THIS DAY.) SUGAS.-The market remains in the IMO dull stale os previously reported. only limited sales of West India at press in favor of buyers. including Barbados' at 31s. 3d.; Porto Rioo, middling to fine brown 30s. to 32 1. ; low to doe yellow. 32e. 6L to 35a. Refin ed doll, at prises in favor of buyers. Corns-Then is an active demand for both t.lastaliet and nears Ceylon, the latter at 6d. advance. Pantation sold triage, 70s. 6d. to 725. 64.; 82.. to 841.; good and Ilse ditto, 85s. 61. to Ma. ; dos bold. Ills. 6 , 1. to 81e. ; pea berry, 87s. to Bita. 0.1. ; native Cayloo, ordiaary 655. 6d. to 665. ; good ordinsay.to bold, 66a. 6d. to 687* Costa Rea, of the new crop, sold at 754. 6d. to 78e. 4141. for Loa oriisary, and at 79e. 63. to 82s. for low middling sod middling. Tea.-The public sales of Indian teas are programiag with spirit, at the opening primes. Privately the market is sot satire. Cocoa motional to find muchmen at steady Trinidad, middling to fair red, 70s. 6d. to 73a. 6J.: good and dm, 771. to Ma. 6d. ; superior, 105 s. ; Guayaquil, 87s. 6d. RICI.-The market is steady, bat quiet. &num-Black pepper *old at 1461. per lb. &alien ; Sinaloa*. 3td. to 3/.1. ; Psaaog, M. Pimento nabs* alight advance ; midd , ing to good,_ 20. to 241. Otlim spines at the previous mummy. Nutmegs, very land*, 6d. to 10.1. ; Datch, ls. 34. Cloves, ZaatiOar, Sit to 31d. ; Passim, 1 . 21a. to 3d.;gisger. tough Natal, Hist Cuchio, 64e. to to.. • Jamaica, 631. to 75e. ; einnamos Asp pile, ls. 91 to 2s. 51 ; mooed, la. 64. to ls. Al. ; third, Is. 51 to la. 6d. ; fourth, ls. 2d. Rou.-Tbe market ia firm but quiet. Faun.-The market is dull, and prima of both COAVIabi and raisins ars fully ls. per cwt. lower. Carracts, common to good fair quality, sold at 17s. to 22a. ; raisins, Talmo* 36e. to 39a. ; Caps, 28s. SALTPITILB.-The market oostinues vary dull. Carron.-With as isareased demand the Waimea doss is omasiderablo, at an advance of _ld. per lb. Timnivelly, to 101 d. ; Sande, 64d. ; Writers, 90. to 12L ; Basta', 6td. to 64.:1 ; China and Jams, 91 to Rid. JOTS.-Tbs largo public sties held yesterday west adf with more spirit than was anticipated at prices about is. ild. below those riding at the last public sale. l'..mmon and middling, 101. 10s. to 141. lbs. ; good ditto to tine, 151. to 211. 15a. psornrciAz SHAM MARKET& lirmirool.. Jan IL -San to-day :-Furnewi, 11161-Lan caehlre and Yorkshire, 11:- t - ,ti landon end North Western. 1231 4-Metropolitan, 1 1 Ito new 101. shares. p ditto Extension, 14 p. -MI , 136-Bouth Eastern, 861-Brf fslo and Late 81- cent pref., /-Erie, 494 60 1-1111- sots Central, 771 Elitaish. 6 4 le. p. -Great Luxem bourg Mures, 14 3.16-Alliance Bank of London and Liverpool (Linked), H p.-lantern lashings Bank (Limited), 1 6-16 4. -North Western Bank (Limited), 34 p.-Albion Marine (Li mited), 6-16 c. Ic. d.-Boyal Inanranee, ID.-Thames and Mersey Marine (Limited), 61 p -African Merchant*. 3-14 0 . - flintnhire Ott. 13 a—Mabee] Sres b maJleilmi). 6 1 4 - MAmogismis, Joni 14.-A gond nem was done. and prima ware steady. Alliance Bank (Limped), 8 p -Bolckow, Vaughan, and Co. (Limited). p.-C. Cionmell and * Co. (Lkolted) 61 &- Consolidated Bank (Limited), 6 9.16 p.-libbw Vale (Limited), I n a- Great lantern, 471 4 8-Grand =4 Canada. 194-Great Western, 73 -Mole Central. 7741 8- Lancashire and Yorkshire. 1221-Landon and North Western, 1111-Manchester. IliteMeld, and Lincolnshire, 431 4 4-Ditto, 6 per cent. pref., 9 1316-Metropolitan, 144 Li -Ditto, New Extension, 1 11-16 p.-New York and DU, 60 -South 84-United Blues 6.34 Years' Bonds, 68 I - way Steel U Plan ni on t NBank, 4 ew. 11 1 n p. p.- Distric -Garston t l Bank, irtension. 919 p 6. -Ba-valey Ronk, 1111- Bunniolust, Joss 14.-Sales were made In Birmingham Canal, at 68)-B am Gu, 137-Birmingham Wagon, GM- Patent Shaft and Alletree, 61 prom. The closing prime Inclu ded Great Western Birmingham Guaranteed, 734 to 74-Worcester and Birmingham Canal, 12 to 14-Birmingham Alliance Fire, 1 tot prem.-Leawood Cannel and Gaa Coal, Ito 1 Ma-Paton Nut and Bolt. 11 to 14 prem. Daum, logs ii-New Three per Cent. Stock, 1161 1-Ditto for account, 6th July, 681 84 881-Bank of Deland (1001. Paid). MI-National Bank New (boned atiS k iprem.) (Ili paid), 93- National of LiMrPool (Limed) (104. ), 17161-Belfast and Northern Cos (all paid). 41-Cork, B kruk. and Passage (all paid), 6-Dublin end Drogheda (1001. paid), 71d-Dubiln and kingdoms (1001 paid), 186-Dublin, Wicklow, and Wexford Mil mkt., rarest Southern end Western ,1001. paid), 87-Midland Great intern paid), 871. TALLOW MARX CT.--(THIS DAY.) - - The market is steady. Towle tallow is quoted 395. set auk; Petersburg Y.C., ors the spot, 40s. 6d. ; all the moh, 40s. 6d. ; October to December, 425. ; December, 42u 6d. KILTBOPOLITAN ()ATTU MARKET. (THIS DAY.) We have a larger supply of hada than of late. sod, 000sequeatly. wad* is not quite so brick ; libelee qualities. however. are eat lower. The oursher of sheep it also larger. and trade for them very dull,. ol :ially for wary lefug OWL A elearauce cannot bed although there a diapositioe to take lower prime Lam and cilie ire rwa the average of Inferior quality ; choice ones meet wllit ready purehaeme, bat other kW. mu difficult cf sale. Oilr foreign supply consists of 703 boasts, 3,350 scee , 161 calves, sad 110 pp. roe stows es dbl. a MU. Ned Neda . 11. 1 Per Aim at N. WA. Hard& 4. 6 0 6 ft IW Dos.tilf.lsdatili 6 . a 11. , Bad lberatioras 4B 4 0 Jet Lomairoola.... 0 I Sewed pal. beak 8 0 4 0 I Do. de. Oboes .... 5 Oahu 8 8 6 4 Nara i second owl. 0 no BwatDs•& 511.55.4, 0 0 0 I Ion& a Basta at market, 1.800: asap amil km 5414,170 ; calves, MN : PIP. 270 ; lalleb-cowl, 200. HAY MARKET.-(T11 . 16 DAY.) - Mx. OW losJuomeNo;loa merit Os& st the prior :—Pctoto mow hay, 965. t d llos. uoL ,• t rtr . or., 3o. 80a. to 90a.: new, Ws. to BON. ;they , straw, 2130. to 30s. 4 I 71-14 ril till 1 01 n f tr.i " rsi,ii _ Hi asi Ps lOR , - log 1011 10% 4 i i .. II ' .. • 1 l'' I • t , • 11 0 • : . I ' , 111. 1 1 1 . . ',ll ' . l:i. ''. II; I ,It• I' :.; . ‘ . i 1• 1 : • . _ • 4 I k 1 .4 I F i i i i l lili . I i l ii "l .. f I 1 : o , it 1 04 gyp' 1 1 , 1. 1 11 i \'• i 1 , 4 i 1 I ,i, ' ,:i 1 ". 1‘ , ~ , • i .d , tott xl to Z; I miss', d fa: lz :wt. oda% rod al !e tae tattle ~rr~: d~ is V ib. mad WWI LOAlar lineal elated Allied y, bat ram se ,a recall" to rue , ors W OW" ge veil' ',l , els* fares. oink" Lbw St ,ust die. ov, go" isotho LotN.,' ahoy.: of sa l Xs.4, ril lid Pal boo 06' or• ••••