The Express.
London, England, 1866-06-19 00:00:00

PROVINCIAL SHARE maßzurs.

LreiRPOOL, JUNE 19. Sales to-day : London awl North
Western, 117 161 1 on _Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincoln-
shire, co* Ci 001 r.O 1 59160 591—Grand Trnnk of Canada, 181—
Faie, 44—United States 6-20 Bonds, 941—Dutch Rhenish, 21
2p. —Great Los „liibourg shares, 111—Eastern Exchange Bank
(Limited, 2 1-16 2 d.—Mercantile and Exchange Bank Limited),
91c d.--North Western Bank Limited , d.—Adatitie Tele.
graph per cent., 3 7.16 I—Ebbw Vale .Limited', xd. d.
SIANCHESTER, JUNE lg.—There was a moderate 18L-hleFe
prices generally were lower. Erica. 401—Great Eastern, 371
—Great Luxembourg, 111 11 I—Great N,d-thern A, 1311—Great
Western of Canada. 111—Great Western, 52}-Lancashire and
Yorkshire. 1214 1 I—London and North Western, 1101—Man-
chester. Sheffield. and Lincolnshire, 00/ GO GO :01 1 1
—Ditto Redeemable Pref., 1 p.--Ditto 5 per cent., 97-11i-tritipo-
Iliac. 1271—South Eastern, GA—Thames and Mersey Marine
Insurance ,Limited , 4 9.16 p
lt nited States
5.2 u
10 3 d. Bonds, 64)
London. New, 131 13 p.—Creil Folk ler, 2 ,
1111:3LI7GUAlt, ..11:1111 18.—The sales to-day were in London and
North Western Railway new Stork at 1121, and Birmingham
Bankir.7enropany slu at 27 per share. Closing prices: Mid-
land Railway, 1234, buyers; Great Western Irredeemable lour-
and-a-lialf per Centa., 90, sellers; Midland, Bristol, and Bir-
mingham six per Ceut.. 12), buyers ; Birmingham Canal, b6l to
97; Birmingham Joint Stock }tank ,Limited), 37, seller:, Bir-
mingham Town and District Bank, 131 to 144 ; Lloyd's Bank
Limited 91 to 94 prem.rs ; Staffordshire Joint "stock Bank .Li-
rotted •• 0) prem., selle ; and Midland Financial ',Limited), f
to i Ws.

SOCIETY FOR THE ENLARGEMENT, BUILDING, AND
REPAIRING OF CHURCHES AND CHAPELS.—This society
held its last meeting but one for the present session yes- '
terday, at the Society's House, No. 7, Whitehall ; the I ]
Right Hon. the Earl of Romney in the chair. There were 1 ,
also present the Right Hon. the Earl of Powis, Sir S. R.
Glynne, Bart., the Hon. and Very Reverend the Dean of
York, Sir Thomas Phillips, Q.C., the Reverends Canon
Jennings. A. Borradaile, and Robert Tritton, Messrs. John
Boodle, George Cowburn, J. F. France, Edward Hussey,
William Rivington, Rev. George Ainslie,secretary,
and the Rev. C. B. Reid, M.A., assistant-secretary..',
Grants of money, amounting to 8101., were made in i6d of j
the following objects:—Building new churches at Derwent, , '
in the parish of Hathersage, near Sheffield ; St. Nicholas, 1
Droitwich ;Drove-end, in the parish of Gedney, near Long
Sutton, Lincoln ; Hamlet Moor, in the parish of Leeds; I
Aberkenfig, in the parish of Newcastle ; Brigend, I
Glamorgan ; and Traveller's Rest, in the parish 1
of Swinhridge, near Barnstaple : rebuilding the church j
of Llanfechan, near Bwilth ; enlarging or otherwise I
increasing the accommodation in the churches at Church I
Oakley, neer Basingstoke ; Church Town, in the parish 1
of Calstock, Cornwall ; Drinkstone, near Bury Bt.
FAmunds and West Alvington, near Kingsbridge. Devon. j
The grants formerly made towards building the church of
Holy Trinity, West Ham, and towards rebuilding the I
church at Dunkeswell, near Honiton, were increased ; a J
gent was also made from the School Church and Mission
use Fund towards building a mission church in the
parish of Bromley-by-Bow. The society likewise accepted
the trust of a sum of money as a repair fund for All Souls
Church, Hampstead. The society had some particularly
special cases before them, and gave as much as their funds
would allow, but were they in a better position as to
tends mush larger grants would have been voted.