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

WaurnsDAY

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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 t4:42
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
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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 junctions 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 North 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"
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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 the
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 .addrawl4 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 be 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 per 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
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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
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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*4llDi his judgment that Mr. Gawit4 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
ad, e Hal beech (with their preacher. UN Rm. De.,
sad be ad. are xi. on application, 181. on allotment, and &O. wire also preunt. :—The someone ( kx„
welshed sot onto to offen is like manner ; and, farther, !oa or before the 23rd September next. The under- ! &numb,. Q. 0.). the of lb. Ram, Kr. H. igudeo. ,
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, street. 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 the p„,06,..e a who is „mad "a mote Th. 3 A general court or the Hudson's pay rainy ' emoantise 40 2fff., 4as( exit Res feppdol ha Mr. John Las,
'nem in lbs orekeede preset a very massaaboly appiaesone, will be heti on Tneaday, the 27th inst., when a Q.C., LL.D.. • beaoher of Jiitlseartfer 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 1164 et• law of
bosom hot riddled lasses sad gray mildew. This &Area and committee will be laid before the aharabakjaza, this econstryi wes new* to &SID ••
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.the fsentess. The " digit,' as ristarA 115 rillar:" sad advantages
the eaaa,pmara of a small winter moth, am by errs the shares of the Madras Irrigation Company by the ;',r diudvaataras or abo Amigo is tba lee of civil sal
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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.
Waalhoe 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.

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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 321. ; low to
doe yellow. 32e. 6L to 35a. Refined 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.