The Express.
London, England, 1867-06-25 00:00:00

PROVINCIAL SHARI MARES=

LIVERPooI, Jon 504ay : Great Lateen, 18 /
/./.1 14/ /-London, Brighton, and South Coast, W-
orth Weatern, 1141 114 1 14-Metropolitan,
124 e 1-Midland, 1141 14 14-North British, MI -South
Eadern, 861 1 1-United States 5-10 Bonds, 1866, 701-North
and South Wales Bank, 20-British and Foreign Marine (Lim.
&II v.-Maritime Insurance (Limited, 13-164.-Royal Insur-
ance, 31 p.-Liverpool Exchange, 74-Weed ladla and Facile
Steam, 6 di.
J 17.11 24.-There warn a considerable decline in
prices, but a pretty fair business was done. Ebbw Vale Coni-
c' !Limited), 14 d. - 304-Gnat Eastern, 281 1/ / I
./ 141 I / 7/ el /-Great Ltucemboarg, 111--Oreat
wthern, A
:1111 1.--Great Western, 44 1-Lancashire
and Yorkshire 1 I—London and North Western, 114 / 14-
)lam:heater, 8 d, and Uncolnabire, 471 1 1-Metropolitan,
174 1 1 1 1 -161111 and, 114 14-North krdisb. 331 32/3 21
loath EaMmn, 661 11.1 l-Loudon and Brighton', 661 1 1
7 611 1 1-Conaolidated Bak, New, ip.
litaxiNcillast, Juan 14.-laahaess done Lloyd's Bank (Li-
mite& ,at 7/ pr em. ; Birmingham and Staffordshire Gas, 120, at
2.stha : South Staffordshire Watererork., Dudley preference
6 per cent., at 18; and Patent Nut and Bolt , Limited), at 114
Is dd. dia. Closing price: South Staffordshire Railway, 84,
sellers: Birmingham Banking Company (Limited), 11 prem ,
buyers ; Dudley and West Bromwich Bank, 9to 10 Nottingham
Joint Stock Bank (Limited), 31 dies, buyers; and Gloucester
Wagon (Limited), 11 to 121 per share.
Donor, Joan 72.-New Three per Cent. stook, 0211: ditto,
for account, 10th July 931 1 ditto for new account, 9251-
India 6 per Cent. Meek (transferable at the Bank of Ireland),
1094-Bank of Ireland ((tlO9 paid), 2311-National Bank (130
paid), 69-Provincial Bank (L 5 paid), 881-Royal Bank (ZIO
paid), 321-Dublin and Belfast Junction (ClOO paid), for account,
76-Dublin. Wicklow, and Wexford, ;1100 paid), 401-Water.
ford and limerick (all paid., 121-Dublin, Wicklow, and Wex-
font 6 per cent. peep. (1100 paid), 119-ditto, ditto, paid In
full, 461: ditto, ditto, paid in full, 43-Gnat Southern and
Western 4 per cent. peep. )1700 paid;, 96e.

THE SCULLERS' Rice FOR 400/.—ln the Express
of yesterday we gave an amount of the race on Saturday be-
tween Sadler and Cooper from Putney to Mortlake. Yester-
day they had another foul, and this time a mile from starting.
Both rowed wide and a magnificent race to the London
Boat-house found Cooper clear. Cooper then got away
as Sadler passed in towards him. As they crossed the
river and encountered heavy weer Cooper, to the sur-
prise of all, showed himself the better man in it; but
as he caught four or five crabs Sadler was not
left far astern. At the point Cooper bore towards
Sadler, but the framer got away '2l, end again
caught several crabs, nearly going overboard. At the
Dung-wharf he led by a clear length, and looked an easy
winner; but as they pawed Rose Cottages Sadler drew up,
and they encountered • barge near the Crab Tree. Cooper
stuck to the barge and, Sadler coming with a rush, fouled
him, going on with the lead. Cooper rowed a few strokes,
and then ceased, and Sadler got home six lengths ahead.
The stakes were awarded to Sadler on the foul, but the
decision was received with mach dissatisfaction.

OWENS COLLEGE, MANCHVITZR. —UNIVINATTY
OF LONDON YATNICUIATION ExamINATION.—An examina-
tion for matriculation in the University of London com-
menced yesterday in Owens College, under the superin-
tendence of Professor T. Spencer Aloes, LL.B., of the
University of St. Andrew's and W. Stanley Jevons, M.A.,
of Owens College, the sub-examiners. Forty-six candi-
dates presented themselves, of whom 18 are students of
Owens College.