The Express.
London, England, 1866-06-12 00:00:00

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No. I 82043215
oex 0,030 Dritialleolin.Op.c2,l
0,000 Do.
... Cam Gov. 6 p. c.,11177-84.
. .. DO. Spir,Feb.daTag.
Do.6peret.Mar.
14:808 Do. 6perciJan.l2.3
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~000 CriClHopellper.lB72
do.lBoo-1900
.. Do. do. 1880-93
Do. do. uno-in
i, D0.60.c.dp.,206321903
2,000, Osytou,Nov. 1868, else,.
8,000 Do. 1878, d 0...
0,000 Do. 1872 d 0...
0,000 Mauritius 6 per ct.,11375
0,000 Do. 1878
0,000 Do. 1882
0,000 Do. 1896
6,600 NataL Gov. 6 per cant..
0,000 New Bruna.Gov.6perct.
... New Booth Wales Gov..
6 p. 0ent.,1871 to 1876
. . Do. 6p. c.lBBB to 1892
1..00 New Zealand 6per cent.
1,000 Do. 6per cent.
1,000 Nova Scotia 6p. c.,1875
1,000 Queensland Gov. 6 p. ct.
. B.Aust Gov. 6p. ct, ,1868
. Do. 1878 and upwds.
Vic.Gov.6p. c. Jan. July
Do. 0 p. ct. Aprildoc.

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ODIHAM MEETING.-(THD3 DAY.)

HIIRSTBOURNE STAKES. Half a mile.
Stokeley, Laps, Vicious, Marquis of Worcester, Novice
Premier, Alioe, Pevensey, Ammunition, and Alkali o are
here.

MANOR PLATE OF 50 ROVE. Three-quarters of a

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mile.
Deerfoot, Pelico, loonoelast, Mediae, Bitter Sweet, May,
Sir Guy, and Volhynia are here.
PAID FOR/Nat.—Colleen, Biahopton, Chilbolton, and
Statesman.

STEWARDS' STAKES. Half a mile.
Alice, Ambition, Adamanthea, and Knight Templar f.
To be sold for 501. each. All are here.
ODIHAM HANDICAP. Two miles.
Jevington, Endsleigh, Pella, Trapeze, Deerfoot, Whale-
bone, Monk of Avon, and Wildair are here.
PAID Foarcir.--81rinnish, Redcap, Basquine, Rattler,
Clatford, Lizard, Gomera, Corsair, Filbert, Lansdowne,
and Overton.
DOGMERSFIELD-PARK STAKES. Four furlongs.
Stokeley, Lady Craven, Ambitious, Chevalier d'Esprit,
Pevensey, Stud, F Sharp, Rose, Stock, Aggravator,
Vicious, Mimulna, and Elburg are here. 100
PAID Foasm.—Murcia and Lembourne LW.
SOUTH WESTERN RAILWAY PLATE. Half a mile. :I".
Yellow Girl, Knight Templar, Sans Si, Bonne Fortune, gt,
Blburg, Flora Macdonald, and Miss Francis. To be sold St.
for Z.Ol. each. All are here. St.
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FOREIGN_

No. I Bh.

CRICKET.

SOMME e. SURBET.—These two southern counties met st,
at Kennington-oval, yesterday. The weather was all that could Bt.
be desired, and something like 2,000 spectators were present, se.
Surrey were the favourites at 6to 4, and when they had won the se,
toss it was even betting. The ground was in excellent order ;
but as to the general arrangement, it 11 well worth remark st,
that it was not in its usual style. Play commenced at st,
12.30, Mr. Smith and Payne going to the wickets, to the bowling St„
of Sewell and Sir. Hiller (once more a metal county maw; 13 81.
runs were scored, when Sewell disturbed Mr. Smith's timber. St.
Payne was not in his mind form. Lockyer would not allow a 81.
snick " to peas Charlwood's hardle of the bat, and thus four st„
wickets tell for 54 runs. The second wicket, Payne's, went for St,
22 runs ; the third, Dean's, for 38 runs. At 41 runs, Griffith's 10
slows were substituted for Sewelra fasts, Nos. 6 and 6—Wells and 10
Yillery—having been disposed of by Sewell for a total of 72 runs, 100
young J ames Lillywinte had to be disptsed of , wbo =de a splendid 100
cut from Humphrey for five, In addition to six twos, and singles 10
amounting in all to 28. John Lillywhite made a " double," st,
by a leg hit from Stephenson for four, two twos, and singles; 9
thus. the eighth wicket fell for 91 runs, as did also the ninth St.
(Fills's,. The last one (liggs) was likewise served the same, and gs
at 2.40 Sussex bad to succumb to the small score of 91, far be- at.
low the expectation of their supporters, who, thinking of the St,
weakness of Surrey's bowling, were inclined to put mother " cen- St.
tury on that total. Surrey sent in Humphrey and Jupp as gs
usual, and when 18 runs had been scored Jupp managed St.
to call his opponent ont. Pooley and Jupp showed some good fit.
cricket, when Ellis's slows were callekinto requisition, and a fine sx,
catch from his own bowling sent Pooley away, whom figures Is
were three fours, a three, six twos, and single& Stephenson's ss
dumps were obtained by a shooter from Figg, after exhibiting Si,
a masterly display of cricket. With Jupp the display of the game 10
Inc "Aone." Wells eventually got Jupp caught at the wicket. 10
His innings consisted of 64, two fours, five threes, five twos, de. St.
Griffith having •• touched" Payne at short leg, by a swinging leg St.
bit, was afterwards sett/e4 by Figg, and thus five wickets fell st„
for 130 runs. Julius Wear then joined Mortiock, and some good St.
cricket ensued. When the stumps were draw, at half-past seven st,
yesterday evening, the score stood as under:-Sussex, first in- st.
ninga, 91; Surrey, first innings, five wickets down, 14.5. St.
M. C. C. ABU GROuND V. UNIVf.RSITY OF CAMBRIDGE st.
(Minims, —This match was begun yesterday, at Lord's. The 20
subjuinedwas the score at the end of the days play. M.C.U. Bt.
and Ground, first innings, 224; University, first innings ,nine 10
wickets down, 28. Bt.

COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. I"

LIVERPOOL COTTON AND CORN MARKETS.
(THIS DAY.)
(BY LIAM= AND INTZRNATIONAL TELZGRAPH.)
(FROM OUR OWN CX)RRESPONDENT.)
COTTON.—The market firm. Sales probably 7,000 or

8,000 bales. iu
CORN.—The market well attended. A slow retail sale
for wheat and flour, at nominally Friday's rates. Indian
corn in fair inquiry ; mixed, 295. 3d. to 295. 6d. Beaus II
and peas rather lower. Oats la. per bushel lower. Oat- s
meal steady, at late rates.

MINCING-LANE.—{THIS DAY.) no
SUGAR.—The market has opened quietly at about last 100
week's currency, but the transactions by private contract 100
are unimportant. Refined—prices are well supported, the lobo
demand continuing very steady. 100
COPFEE.—No vublic sales were heldto-day, and privately lop
the sales are limited to small parcels at previous rates.
100
Tr.A.—With the exception of some business in Canton et
scented tn., no buoincao of importance boo bnen trans ;1,3
acted. 20
Rrst AND SALTPETRE are inactive.
RlCE.—Cleaned bas sold readily for export, but rough st„
remains quiet. 84
COTTON.—No Bale of importance reported, holders re- Wi
201
fusing to sell at easier rates.
JUTE.—About 1,500 bales sold, at full prioes. 100
100
HEMP.—St. Petersburg clean, 321. to 321. 10s., with few 10
sellers. Manilla sold at :19s. to 395. 10s. 84

TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) sc.
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The market is quiet ; prices are quoted as follows : St.
Town tallow, 41s. Pd., net cash ; Petersburg Y.C. on the 60
spot, 425. tid. ; June, 425. to 42a.6(1. ; October to December, WO
465. 6d. 100
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SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) st
Mr. Charles James Easton reports trade slow at last 20
day's prices, viz. :—Prime meadow hay, froli. 100 a. to Bt.
110 s. ; inferior ditto, Ws. to Ms. ; rowen, 60s. to 80s. ; St.
clover, old, 120 s. to 1355. ; second cat, 90s. to 120 s, ; _
straw, 38s. to 445.

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100,000 1 !Anglo.lirat.Gold(Lim ) I
20,000 20 Australian
10,000 6 :Brio:111d SICo.(IAm ) i
16,000 10 !Cape Com• (Limited)
25,000 2 'Capula Sliver (Limited) 1
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30, 6 :Chontaleeo.4c S.Siln.,L
12,000 40 !Cobra Copper/
10,000 30 ICopispo (Limited)
100,000 1 'Don Pedro, N. Del Hey 1
25,0001 3 ,East Del y (ted)
25,000' 2 'Fortuna (Lißemited) .
60,0001 2 Frontino&BoliviaGOld
20,000. SO :General
68,0001 11 11Capunda (Limited)
15,000, 3 allures l Waited)
10,000 6 Lusitanian ;Limited)
103,815. 1 Iluiquita
60,000 4 :Panuicillo Copper (L )
10,000. 20 .PontgibaudSliverLdsd
100,000 6 !Port Philip
• • I 1 ,Santaltarb.Gold 31.(1,)
130,000 1 :Scottish Austral. (Lira. )
11,000 SO ,St. John del Rey )Um. ,
43,174' 80 'United Mexican (Lim.)
80,000 2 I Val Antigoria Gold . .
60,000 1 VallanzascaGokt m.
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10,000 10 Vancouver Coal Lim.
0,000: 10 Nal Sassam 'Limited;
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10,000 6 IWashoe Gold (Limited)
80,000 1 ,Worthing !Limited)
75,000 1 'Yorke Peninsula (Lim )
46,000. S lYndazutmutana (im )

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MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.)

thrs o'Ctoos.
In the stock markets to-day the dealers are

chiefly engaged in the settlement of the fortnightly
account, which has just commenced, and will be
concluded on Thursday. The amount of fresh bu-
tanes' is, therefore, limited, but prices generally
are steady. The funds are quoted the
same as yesterday, as well as most of
the British railways and foreign securities.
Mexican Bonds, however, are heavy, and have
fallen 1 per cent., owing to the alleged threatened
abdication of the Emperor Maximilian. Ranking
and financial shares are quiet, but Credit Foncier
and Mobilier have recovered 10s., being scarce for
delivery.
In the discount market the supply of money has
somewhat diminished, owing partly to the large
payments into the Bank of England in connexion
with the liquidation of the affairs of the various
undertakings which have recently failed. Good
three months' bills, however, are still freely taken
at si per cent., and in some cases at a fraction
below.

Consols are now quoted 863 to I, ex div., for
money, and 87 to 4 for the account (July 10).
Foreign stocks are inactive, and the speculative
descriptions exhibit no change, with the exception
of • reduction of 1 per cent. in Mexican Bonds.
Turkish Bonds of 1862 are now quoted 48 to 50 ;
ditto of 1865, 264 tot ; Greek, 111 to t ; Spanish'
Passive, 184 tot ; ditto Certificates, 134 to I ;
Italian of 1861, 36 to ; Brazilian scrip, 64 to
54 dia. ; and Mexican, 153 to I.
United States 5-20 Bonds have declined j per
cent., viz., to 65 to ; but Erie and Illinois
Central Railway shares are unchanged at 404 to
41, and 75 to j respectively.
International Financial shares are now quoted
2to 1t dis. ; London Financial, 16 to 14 dis. ;
General Credit, 2t to 4 die. ; Imperial Mercantile,
94 to 84 dia. ; Credit Fonder, 34 t 024 dis. ; Overend,
Gurney, and Co., 18 to 16 die. ; and National
Discount, 6to 4 prem.
The demand at the Bank discount office yes-
' terday was rather active, and from this cir-
cumstance some persons infer that, notwith-
standing the extraordinary influx of gold, and the
desirability that the restoration of commercial con-
fidence should be promoted by a movement by
the Bank of England, the directors will limit the
reduction in the minimum on Thursday next to
1 per cent., making the rate 9 instead of 10 per
cent.

About 110,0001. in bar gold was sent into the
Bank yesterday, in addition to 28,000 sovereigns
from Turkey. This makes a total since the date of
the last return of 996,0001., but within the same
period 170,0001. has been exceptionally withdrawn
for export to various parts.
The arrivals of specie continue large. The Tas-
manian has arrived from the West Indies with
153,534/. ; the Tripoli, from New York, with
92,000/. ; the Sussex, Walter Hood, and Red
Jacket, from Australia, with 225,500/. ; and the
Poonah, with 6,3161.
It is a noteworthy fact that the steamer for the
East, which leave& Southampton to-day, takes
no specie.
The amount of government bills on India, for
which tenders will be received at the Bank of Eng-
land on the 20th instant, will be rupees 35,00,000
(350,0001.)
The annexed circular notifies a stoppage of pay-
ment by a small concern which has appropriated
to itself the sufficiently comprehensive title of the
Universal Banking Corporation (Limited) :
10, Eastcheap, London, June 11.
Sir,—We regret to have to inform you that the direc-
tors of this bank have considered it their duty to the
shareholders and creditors thereof to suspend payment
and facilitate certain arrangements we have made on
behalf of a contributory and creditor for 9,000/., for the
immediate winding up of the concerns of the bank. The
petition has been presented and advertisements will ap-
pear in due course, meanwhile we shall be happy to
afford you any information in our power.—We are, &c.,
ROOKri, KENRICK, and CROOK.
The South Eastern Railway traffic return shows
this week a decrease of 5,5091., compared with the
corresponding week of last year; (Whitsun week),
and the London, Brighton, and South Coast, a
decrease of 3,3161.
The Atlantic and Great Western Railway Com-
pany announce that in conformity with the terms
on which the Second Mortgage Bonds of the Penn-
sylvania and New York sections of this railway
were issued to the public, the second annual draw-
ing of 4 per cent. of the gross amount of these
bonds will take place at the office of Messrs. E. F.
Satterthwaite and Co., 6, Austinfriars, E.C., in the
presence of Mr. Grain, public notary, on Thursday,
the 12th July, at one o'clock precisely.
The receipts of the Atlantic and Great Western
Railway for the third week in May amounted to
19,5511., against 16,0661. in the corresponding
period of last year, showing an increase of 3,4851.
The following circular has been issued by the
Oriental Commercial Bank (Limited) :
Sir,—The attention of the directors of this bank has
been called to a circular, addressed by some membera of
the late committee of investigation of the Financial Cor-
poration, inviting the shareholders of that company, who
are shareholders in this bank, to subscribe to a common
fund for resisting a call made by the directors of this hank
upon their own shareholders. The directors deem it right
to inform you as a shareholder of this lank that the gentle-
men whose names are attached to the circular are not in-
cluded in the 248 shareholders of the Financial Corpora-
tion, who have, through the liquidators of that company,
exchanged their shares for shares in this bank, and who
have consequently, and by their own written request, been
placed on the register of shareholders of the bank. It is
ne part of the duty of the directors of this bank to inter-
fere in the affairs of the shareholders of the Financial Cor-
poration, but they desire to caution those who are also
shareholders in this bank against being misled as to their
actual position. The directors are advised, on the
highest legal authorities, that every person whose name is
on the register is unquestionably liable, in common with all
other shareholders, for the call now made, and that it
would be illegal in them to attempt exempting a share-
holder from it because of his being one of the Financial
Corporation. Under these circumstances the directors
trust that you wad see it to be your own interest to pay the
call at the time specified in the circular already sent to
you, and so spare the directors from the necessity they
would otherwise be under of enforcing the said call by
legal process.—l am, &c.,
DEMETRIO PAPPA, General Manager.
31, Threadneedle-street, June 11.
The circular referred to in the foregoing is given
below :
Financial Corporation (Limited), London, May 30.
Sir,—We are infonned that notwithstanding the ques-
tion of the validity of the deed of amalgamation of our
conipany with the Oriental Commercial Bank (Limited) is
still pending, the bank has made a call upon the share-
holders in the Financial Corporation in respect of the
shares agreed to be taken under the deed. We cannot but
think it is the object and intention of the bank to take
legal proceedings against individual shareholders to enforce
the call they have made, thus multiplying litigation and
consequent expense. We recommend you not to pay the
call, but to unite with other shareholders in defending any
action which may be brought, and to subscribe to a com-
mon fund for that purpose. We propose that a subscrip-
tion of 3d. per share (n the Corporation) be made, and if
you agree with this proposal, please remit your share
to the undersigned, under cover to filessrs. Flux and
Arglea, 1, East India-avenue, Leadenhall-street, London,
to be placed to the credit of the shareholders' defence
fund. Only those shareholders who subscribe to the fund
will be entitled to participate in its use.—We are, &c.,
(Signed) J. Slapoe,
W. THOS. Kisms, ILate Committee
D. HART,' of Shareholders.
FRED. LEVI.
The China Steam Ship and Labuan Coal Com-
pany have made a call of 21. per share, 11. of which
is payable on the Ist of July, and the other
moiety on the Ist September.
The second call of IL , making 31. paid, is to be
paid by the Ist of July, on the Si. preference
shares of 1865, of the Lancashire and Yorkshire
Railway Company.
At an extraordinary general meeting of the
Foreign Lands and Mineral Rights Purchase Com-
pany (Limited), held yesterday, it warn unanimously
resolved to wind up the Company voluntarily.
Another meeting (confirmatory) will be held after