The Express.
London, England, 1866-06-26 00:00:00

L'ELLANEOI

SHARE LISTS.-(THIS DAY.)

about to throw, the whole of the contents of the cup would
have gone in his eyes and must have blinded him.
Mr. D'Eyncourt—What did she do it for'
Complainant (with some hesitation) —Jealousy.
Mr. VEynoourt —What is she jealous about'
Unjtplainant (after • pause)—l don't know,
Mr. D'Eyncourt—ls ebu jealous of some other woman
.f.kimpLanant —Yes, of my wife. I have been married to
beetwo months. After causing, he added—l thought a
good steal of the prisoner, and treated her as kindly as I
weld have done my sister, nothing more. We all used
to live in one house, and we were like brother and sister.
e prisoner—You are a hypocrite. You are the father
of my child.
Mn Alexander (chief clerk)—Has she had a child'
Complainant—Yes.
Mr. Alexander—Axe you the father of that child'
Complainant (moving his head from the prisouer, who
was looking him steadfastly in the face)—No, sir.
The prisoner —Look at rue, Maurice. Ain't you the
father of my child?
But as Maurice would not look the prisoner said
she Was brought to this country from Ireland an
orphan, and once lived with her own people, the COM-
pkinant and hie sister. Cod knew that no man but the
complainant had ever spoken to her. She had been true I
to him, and had never drank with any man but him. In
the winter she used to go to service, and in the summer .
to work in the market gardens. One evening she went to 3
a public-house with the complainant's sister, and there
the complainant came in with another man. The el
complainant made her drank, and when they got home he 3
undressed her and put her to bed. In the morning when V
she awoke and found that she was shameless and degraded, 2c
and that by her cousin, she wished at once to leave the St
house, but the complainant would not let her, and said, St
"We are not the first cousins that have been Married. I a
will marry_ you, make yo.l a good husband, and we shall be 121.
happy. We will save our money and emigrate to America, Bt
and all will go well with us."
Mr. D'Eyncourt (to the complainant}—ls that true' tut
Complainant—No, sir. St
Mr. Alexander (clerk)—Come, now, some of it is tree' Sstt.,
Complainant—No, sir.
The prisoner continued—They all worked together, and St.
she frequently told him that she could Dot think of emi- Fit
grating to America with him as her friends were there, et.
and they would then know his and her shame, and she wad St.
anxious for his sake that it should not be made public, ct,
for though he had taken a base advantage of her yet she n•
fondly and sincerely loved him. When she found that qz:
she was about to become a mother, she said " Maurice, 1 a 4
did not think that you would bring use to sorrow in St.
Eagbad." He again said it was not the first time that St.
first cowing had been married, and wanted her to go St.
to Ireland near to her own people to be confined, and r•
then he would emigrate with her to Queensland. She
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would not go near her own people to disgrace herself
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and them, but came to London and then became a 10
mother. The complainant was in the habit of visiting her, 100
but he afterward' foreswore her and her child and married 100
another. She did not pretend to care much about bun 40.
now, as she would have supported herself and her child
by ard work, but when he foreswore his own Scab and so.
blood she could brook it no longer and she did not wish to 23
deny that she had thrown the vitriol over him. ett.
Blr. D'Eyncourt said he believed a great deal of her sf,-
story. It was • case he should have to send before • jury ,t".
for had the vitriol gone in the complainant's eyes it
Yt
would in all probability have blinded him. As the sur- t.
geon from the Royal Free Hospital, Gray's Inn-road, was tit
not in attendance the case would be remanded for hie 25
attendance, and also for the completion of the depo- 16
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SOL'THWARX.
DISTURBING A CONGAZGATIOS.
Ellen Gorman and Catherine O'Brien, dissipated-looking se
women, were brought before Mr. Woolryich, charged with es.
being drunk and creating a disturbance at the Wesleyan St.
chapel, nevemll-street, Newington. it
It appeared from the evidence of police-constable 489 .Bt,-
A that on SundAy evening, about v. quarter to 8, he was ;I.
on duy in Deverell-street, when he beard loud noises at the st.
door of Deverell-etreet Chapel. He proceeded there, and saw
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the prisonersabusing Mr. Jacques, the chapel-keeper. Their U.
language was obscene and filthy in the extreme, and they St.
made use of fearful oaths. Mr. Jacques told him that they 1.1
had entered the chapel during Divine service and dis-
turbed the congregation so that he was compelled to eject
them, and he had got them out of the building, when
witness came up and took them into custody. They were
brought up yesterday and remanded for the attendance
of Mr. Jacques.
Mr. Woolrych asked if the latter was in court.
Witness replied in the negative. He bad seen him, and 7i,
he thought that the punishment the prisoners had received a3'
would be sufficient for the offence they had committed.
Mr. Woolrych asked the officer if the prisoners had coin- St
mitted any assault. St
He replied that he believed not. They were, however, 100
very drunk and disorderly. St,
St.
In answer to the charge the prisoners said that they
regretted having committed themselves in so disgraceful toe
manner. They had, unfortunately, been drinking, and too
did not know what they were about. 100
Mr. Woolrych told them that their conduct was very 100
disgraceful in disturbing a congregation, and had Mr. 12,3
Jacques attended and pressed the charge he should have No
punished them with great severity. They, however, had too
been locked up for a long time, which he hoped would be too
sufficient putushment to deter them from committing R.
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themselves in such a manner again. Under these circum- 2O
stances he discharged them.
The prisoners expressed their thanks for his worship's
leniency.

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THAMES.
LOVERS' QUARRELS.—ATTLICPTED SUICIDE.
Matilda Naylor, a very pretty, fair-haired girl, with 150
great simplicity of manners, was brought before Mr. Paget, 100
charged with attempting to commit suicide in the waters
of the Regent's-canal, at Limehouse. 34
A police-constable of the K division stated that he was34
on duty at the top of Salmon's-lane last night and beard 20
that a female had plunged into the canal filth the bridge. Fjt.
He found the prisoner on the bank. She had just been 50
taken out of the water, and was nearly insensible. She 100
said she had been quarrelling with her young man, and 100
that caused her to make the rash attempt on her life. St.
St.
Mr. Paget asked the prisoner if she had anything to say, s 4
and she replied in a simple and artless manner—l guar- So
relied with the young man I have been keeping company St
with.
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act ?
The prisoner—Yes, sir.
John Wallace, a youth, said be had been keeping com
pany with the prisoner for three months. He left her at
the corner of the Dog-row, Mile-end, last night, at a
quarter-past 10 o'clock. They had some words, and she
would not let him see her home, and said she would go
home by herself.
The mother of the prisoner was desired to enter the
witness-box, and she said-1 know nothing about it at all.
My daughter left home very comfortable yesterday after-
noon at half-past 2 o'clock.
Mr. Paget remanded the prisoner for a week to the
Clerkenwell House of Detention. Mr. Paget at the same
time directed the another of the girl to attend the court
when her daughter was again brought up.
The Mother—Please sir, can I see my poor dsughter ?
Let me see her.
Mr. Paget—Yes, you can see her. Speak to the gaoler.
The prisoner was removed from the court crying for her
mother, with whom Roche the gaoler soon arranged an
interview.
THE LATE MURDER IN ROSEMARY-LANE.
Inspector newly, of the H division, applied to Mr.
Paget for summonses for witnesses to give evidence against
Patrick Harrington, an old man, who stabbed his son-in-
law in Rosemary-lane on Tuesday night. Harrington was
remanded till Friday. It was at first intended he should
be committed for trial, and an announcement to that
effect terminated our account of yesterday's proceedings,
but owing to the loud asseverations of innocence made by
the prisoner it was deemed necessary that additional
evidence should be given in confirmation of the state-
ments made by Cornelius Leary, a tailor, and Daniel
Leary, his son. Those witnesses positively swore that
the prisoner struck Peter Mann, his son-in-law, on
the right breast ; that the deceased called out,
" Old man, you have stabbed me ;" that the blood rushed
from a wound on the breast, and that the young man turned
over and died immediately.
Inspector Dendy said that several others would confirm
the testimony of the Leary', and that there was no dispo-
sition on the part of any of the Irish who saw the fatal
blow struck to screen the prisoner.
Mr. ran the summonses and they were made
out by Mr. Hathe second clerk, and entrusted to
HowlanddM.
No. 89 11, one of the summoning officers of the
court, to execute.
The atrocious murder has created a unusual feeling of
i indignation in the locality where it took plaoe.

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THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, JUNE 26, 1866.

No. lOh I 00nranie9.
20,000 10 rlO-Mexican Mint .
Otts o'CLooi. 110,000 6 Bantle TeLgua. 8 p.ct.
There is not much business in the railway 24(0',70 25, ustraisoultrillian lArai.Lcularn.(L
market to-day, but the chief stocks are firm, at the
241407.:000080000
4110000
the,ll,4la.Barugparahun
wwalwrvT.euchanamtslietateaL(l,,,
important rise of yesterday. Metxopolitan, London
and North - Western, Midland, Lancashire and 12,Zi 6De !rd Llimited
Yorkshire, and South Eastern are inquired for. 10,000, 6 1 Do New
3000. 60 British American Land
London and North-Western stock is now quoted 634,780' St. a& I. Mag. Tel. (1.) ~
1161 to i; Great Western, 52} to 53; Midland, 12,6001 50 'British Inan Tea (L.) ,
8,9151 321 Canada Company 1
124} to t.; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 121/ to } ; so. 000! 10 CanadianLoan&lnvilt
26,0001 20 Ceylon Company
South-Eastern,69i to 70/ ; Great Eastern, 36/ to il ; 12,001 es 1 Ditto A shares
Caledonian, 126 to 127 ; Metropolitan, 129 to reoro ‘g
',itigoairek(dioP:aVrn i';
130.1; Great Northern, 120} to 121} ; ditto A, 131 to
115.!,:,:tioo5coo, 335210 Itleit.3(ottp:mmlYyonnffieallailanitnacu :a, Inwitcd6Wasi(LL.ll)!
1; ; and London, Chatham, and Dover, 25 to 26.
Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares have declined 10,.00:1 50 012 °floes (Lim.l
t consolidateda lI:
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fel. Viz. to 101 to 11. Grand Trunk of Canada s 020.70000:
1050
40,0001 Com. of sfricasmer.(L.l
stock is quoted 194 to 20, being firm, and East
17,500 20 .Continental Cn.Gas 'L.)I
Indian 101} to 102 k.
20,000:100 ,ContracteorporatioML,
ORDLNARY SaARIS AND STOCKS. .12,000 • 25 C0p.11.1312.,Pref.7}p.c.1 I
200,000: 20 IC. Foac. & Mob, of Lng.
10,000, 50 Do.of Mauritius (L.).. It
10028251: St. Crystal Palace llOl
' 6101,8201 at Do. Preference llOl
/217,000, St. Do. Op. ct. Perp. Deb 104
7,500) 20 ,Darleeling Llmited) ll
10,0001100 ' DiscountGorporation.L, 24
18.0001 10 !Eastern Assam Tea (L,', '
' 60 ;E.lndiaLand,C.& Fin; 1 " 1
120 'E. India brit. & 1
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20,000 15 Ilien. Steam Navigation. 14
20,000 60 Home &C,olonial As.'L I 1
6,000 10 IRongYoust & Claus G•
100,000 20 'Hudson's Bay a
20,000 50 'Number IronWorla '1 ) 1
80,000 20 Ilm.Landeo.hlasseiles
100,000 50 ,Imp.*ller.Cdt.Asa. (L./ •
60,000 2 'lndian tarrying 'Lbw)
40,000 60 ilnternationalContraot .
150,000 20 Internat. Finan.Soc.; L.
800,000 20 1 I,pternat. Land Credit,,L
1101 17 161 80,060 50 'ltalian Land
921 Lin 60,000 20 'ltalian lnrig. 05in.Cay ):
- 1,000000 100 1 Do. Bp. c. Bds. r. 187
110} 20,000 50 Land Securities:Lim. )
- 4,000 25 ILond.Airican'frading
01 i 20,000 25 'Lon, & Calodon. M. kL
67 10,000 10 •Lon.CouutyLand&B.(L•'
12,000 6 'Lund. DistrictTeleg.( L. 2 s
40,000 60 'bind. Faun. Asso. (L,l I
146,525, 4 Loud. G Omnibus C.;L.21 a
5,0001 50 ILond.itGlasg.Eng.Co.( 5
10,000; 60 4Lond.. Italian, Re. Stmi I',
6,0001 50 Loud.ller. Discount ,L • 10
64,500 20 . Loud. Provincial Marine, 2
'6,000 20 'Madras Irriga.dr.Canal..' 16.
20 Do 1 all
MO. 25 .Marine Investment ..L ; 6
501 20 !llauritiusLand, &c. :,L )• 9
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50 'Merchant Shipping ;L `I 13
.1 20 IMillwall F.Ld.&Dock;L., 1!
JO 50 111111wallIronWorka. 1 l
,500 10 ,N alai Land &Col.C. (L )1 I
.0,000 25 'National Dia. Com. (L V, I
40,000 26 IDo.New.bis.sp.3ftebepdl
20,000 25 'National Irov.llarine_NLl
20,000 100 • National Steam Nav cL_.) 11
6,000 20 :NerbudtlaCoal&lron,Ll
6,000 20 Do. New
20,0001 25 IN.lssalandL.&ll.Ag.(L)
-^ nOOl 25 N.ZeaLuidT.S: Loan (1 ),
110 ,NorthentAutamTeatk ii
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1761 St. IN.Bris.Australasian (1..):11
,000 ' 50 IN.Brlt&liercan.ln.(L.),
.000 10 'Nowgong Tea (Limited)l
1,000 25 Ocean Marine (Daum), ..
0,000 50 'OrlentalPinancialfLim.r 11
40,000 6 OrientalGu!,Limited) al
30,000 i 61 Do. New 1
40,000 10 )Orient.lnland Steam(L ) a
-"‘ 000 ilO Otago & Sthland Invest 1
'2O 'Ottoman Compi.ny,L ) 1
50 1 OttomantinanciaLL ) _ 2
5 Ottoman Gas ;Limited' al
i 60 Overeud,Gurney,Co.l.) 11
0 10 Panama B.M. Steam,l `, al
14 6 Do. do.
0 St. Peelßiv. Land& Min.(l6 ) 104
0 60 Peninsular& O.Stesun al
150 Do. do. New
10 Quebrada L., R., M. (L) al
50 Rhymney Iron 1 .
10,0, 15 I Do. New
18,869 25 111.10J.Citylmprov.(1)
17,331 25 Do do
/0,000 20 .Rlo Janeiro Gas (Um )1
15.000 100 Royal Mail Steam
8200,000 St. ,Scot Austra Invest. (L ;11l
40,000 50 'Smith, Knight,&Co.(L A 1
80,000 20 ISoc.Pinan, d'Egypte(L )' It
20,000 50 S. African M.& In. (L.).. I
14,200 55 South Australian Land.. s
2280,000 St. Submarine Telegraph .. If
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7,500 20 Trinidad Petroleum ',L
87,500 10 TrustckAgency of Ans.:
60,000 20 T. &L. Cu. of U.
100,000 20 en. Marine of Liver. (L)
30,000 5 l'aited K. Teleg. Co. ' L
50,000 20 Univers. Marine Ins.; L.)
25,000 10 Upper AassmTes (Lim.)
25,000 10 Do.
10,000 10 Van Diemen's Land ,
169360011100 Viceroy of Fgypt(Mt La
20,000 60 'Warrant Finance 4.1m.)1
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6 8
221 8 10

D 7 disli
6 6 dim

STocgs.

Li St. . Gt.Estn 4 p.c. Mar.&-Sep. 100
06 St. G. Ntlin.4 p.c. Jan.& July 100
0 St. GlA'stn.—W.
I p. et., Jut & July ....
St. LaticAltYk.4P.e.Jan.kJly 100
St. , Lon Brigh 4p.c.Jan.&..11y 100
St. L.&N.Nr.tp.c.Jan.& July 100
0 St. I Du. Sipe. Jan.& July 100
(JO St. !L.&S.W.sp.c. Jsu.& J uly 100
. St. 1 liidland.4p.e.Jan.&July, 100
St. "x'l. British, E. P. & D.B,
6 p. et., Feb. & Aug. .. 100
St. N.Estrn.,4P, e.Jau.k.luly 100
St. p.e.Ap.frOct. 100

Cl. prices. I Sala.

94 96

FOREIGN RAILWAYS.
Bahia and San Francisco gua. 7aper 13,i,
Great Lniembourg, 11g,
Royal Swedish, I per cent., g.
South Austrian and Lombardo-Yenetiaa, 11a.
West Flanders, 7a.
Ditto, 5} per cent. preference, 9.

MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) 1864, 1. On the other hand, Peruvian Bonds of
1866 relapsed 2 per cent. ; those of 1862, 1; Italian
of 11861, i ; and Spanish Passive, i.
The numbers are published of various municipal
debentures uf Port Louis, Mauritius, which are to
be paid off on the 2nd of October, either at Port
Lows, Paris, or London. .

Oita o'Cxoce.
There is still a strong feeling of confidence in
City circles, and the belief is almost general that
the directors of the Bank of England must reduce
the rate of discount on Thursday next. Consols
are firm, at the rise of yesterday. Foreign stocks
have advanced, the most important upward
movement being in Italian Bonds of 1861,
notwithstanding the defeat of the Italian army
by the Austrians. Banking and financial shares
show a favourable tendency. Credit Foncier and
Mobilier have experienced a fresh advance of 7s. 6d.
British railways have been dealt in at steady quo_
tations. American securities are exceptionally
heavy, and have receded, owing to the remarkable
rise in gold at New York.
Owing to the almost general anticipation that
the Bank rate will be reduced on Thursday, there
is very little business in the discount market, and
the current quotations show no variation of im-
portance.
Consols are now quoted 86! to /, ex div., for
money, and 86} ,to 87, ex die., for the account
(July 10).
The foreign stock market is firm. Italian Bonds
of 1861 are in prominent request, and have risen
per cent. Turkish of 1865 have also improved It ;
Greek, I, ; and Spanish Passive, i. Mexican, how-
ever, have declined i. Turkish Bonds of 1862 are
now quoted 53 to 55 ; ditto of 1865, 28} to / ;
Greek, 10} to 11 ; Spanish Passive, 184 to 19 ;
ditto Certificates, 144 to I ; Italian, 1861, 30/
to 401 ; Brazilian scrip, 5 to 4 die. ; and Mexican,
14g to ;;A.
American securities have experienced an impor•
tent reduction ; 5-20 bonds have declined 2 per
cent., Erie Railway shares 21, and Illinois Central
14. The present quotations are as follows :-5-20
Bonds, 63} to 64 ; Erie Balla/ay shares, 38 to 39 ;
and Illinois Central, 74 to 75.
International Financial shares are now quoted
2 to 14 dis. : London Financial, 16 to 14 dis. ;
General Credit, 2! to I dis. ; Credit Foncier,
1} to Oi du,; and National Discount, 6! to
prem.

MINES.-(THIS DAY.)

01111 O'CLOCK.

There is rather more business in the mining
market to-day and prices are somewhat firmer.
East Caradon, Marlie Valley, Great Vor, Prince
of \Vales, and East Grenville shares are firm, while •
Great Laxey and Clifford Amalgamated have given
way. Some of the present. prices are asfollows :—East
Caradon, 71 to 8 ; Marko Valley, 31_to 44 ; Prince
of Wales, 10s. to 12s. 611. ; Great Vor, 17 to 18 ;
Great Lazey, 19} to 201 ; East Grenville, 21 to 4 ;
Clifford Amalgamated, ii to .4 ; Chontales, 31 to
4 ; and Frontino and Bolivia, 14s. to 16e.
The directors of the at. John del Rey Mining
Company (Limited) have issued their annual
report, to be submitted at the meeting on the 27th
inst. The passages relating to profits and divi-
dend are subjoined :
The net profit on the working of the mines from the
23rd March, 1805, to the =lid March, 1866, has been
80,438/. 19s. 9d. The balance of intertst that has accrued
on funds in band during the year has been 1,1241. 18e. 91.
These , earned to the credit of the profit
account, leave that account in credit, after
paying the half yearly dividend due on the 29th December
last, passing 16 percent. thereon to the credit of the re-
served fund, and liquidating the amount standing to the
Dr. of profit and loss at the close of year, the turn of
49,143/. lls. 4d. ; out of which the directms have now to
propose s dividend of 41. per share, free of income tux,
which with 10 per cent. thereon, added to the reserved
fund, will amount to 48,4001., leaving to the credit of
profit and loss 7431. Its. 4d.
A petition for the winding up of the Saint Just
United Tin and Copper Mining Company (Limited)
is to be heard in the Stannanes Court on the 4th
of July.

HALP-PART THREE O'CLOCK.
Consols are firm, at 8& fcr moucy , and 80i to
87 for the aocoutt.
No bullion operations have occurred at the
Bank.
At Paris this morning the Three per Cent. Rentes
opened at 63.05, being sc. better than yesterday.
Now that the fall in the value of money is
certain to take place immediately, speculators for
a fall in many departments of the Stuck Eichange
betray an anxiety to close their accounts.
The half-monthly settlement in shares and
foreign stoc.ka will begin to-morrow, and eud un
Friday.
xd The annexed memorandum, from Messrs. Baring
Brothers and Co., relates to the dividends on New
Granada Bonds:
Messrs. Baring Brothers and Co. have this day received
the following remittances for account of New Granada
dividends:
From Clutormhonse of Santa Marts £1,989 15 0
Front Custom-house of Sabanilla l6l 1 1

London, June 25. 12,150 16 1
Tho General Credit Company have advertised
the numbers of bonds representing 100,000/. of the
Venezuela Six per Cent. Loan of 1864, which have
just been purchased and cancelled. The sum em-
ployed in the purchase has been, it appears,
33,351/.
About 47,0001. in gold was sent into the Bank
yesterday, viz., 15,0001. in bars, and 32,000 sove-
reigns, the latter from Egypt.
The arrival of 128,0001. in specie from New
Zealand, Australia, and Egypt was announced
yesterday.
The drafts of Messrs. Snead and Co., private
bankers, of Chepstow, have been returned by
their London agents. The liabilities are believed
to be rather limited, and a satisfactory dividend is
looked for. Losses are said to have been sustained
through some advances on fictitious bills. The bank
was established in 1827, and has a fixed note issue
of 9,3871.
In consequence of the suspension of Messrs.
Price, Marryat, and Co., the Bank of Whitehaven,
Messrs. Harwood, Hatcher, and C0.,0f 'fhonibury,
and Messrs. Harwood and Harwood, of Clevedon,
have arranged for the transfer of their London
agency to the Loudon and Westminster Bank, who
will protect their outstanding drafts. The Guild-
ford Bank (of Messrs. Haydons and Co.) have
transferred their account to the National Provincial
Bank of England. The Llangollen Bank (of
Messrs. Richards and Co.) have also appointed the
National Provincial Bank of England to be their
London agents.
At the adjourned meeting of the creditors of Mr.
Furness, the contractor, held yesterday, a wish was
unanimously expressed that the business should be
continued under a letter of license, and a resolu-
tion was passed to that effect.
The coupons for the half-yearly interest on the
First Mortgage Bonds of the New York division
and the Second Mortgage Bonds of the Pennsyl-
vania and Ohio division of the Atlantic and Great

Western Railway Company are announced for pay-
ment on the 2nd July.
The Atlantic and Great Western Railway Com-
pany have issued elaborate statistics illustrating
the course of their traffic returns for the year 181;:•.
All the broad results have already been published.
Whether as regards copiousness of material or
minuteness of detail, these returns are far supe-
rior to any published by any railway company in
this country.
Notice is given of the closing of the transfer
books of the Thames and Mersey Marine Insurance
Company (Limited), preparatory to the issue of the
interest warrants for the half-year ending the 30th

inst.
A general meeting of the Imperial Austrian Gas
Company (Limited) is called for the 31st of Jul/.
The annual meeting of the Pacific Steam :Navi-
gation Company is convened for the 17th of July,
at Liverpool.
A meeting of the Westminster Brewery Com-
pany (Limited) is called for the sth of July, to de-
clare an interim dividend at the rate of 8 per cent.
per annum.
The half-yearly meeting of the Rhymney Iron
Company is called for the 11th of July.
The receipts of the Grand Trunk Railway of
Canada for the week ending the 2nd inst. were
23,9781. sterling, being 3631. more than in the cor-
responding week of last year.
The South-Eastern Railway traffic return shows
this week an increase of 5611. over last year, and
the London, Brighton, and South Coast an in-
crease of 7221.
The following relating to the Turkish dividends
is from the Levant Herald of the 13th instant :
" The arrangements for a loan, to be secured on
the increase of the Egyptian tribute, are now
understood to be complete. The July dividends
are thus provided for,"

MONDAY EvzNnco.
Consols, which closed on Saturday at 86i to g,
ex div., for the 10th of July, opened this morning
at the same quotation, and closed at 86i to 8?.
For money the last price was 860 to i. The o-
cial business report is as follows :—Three per Cont.
Consols, for money, 861, it ; ditto, for account,
86,1, f ; Three per Cents., 854 ; New Three per
Cents., SEq, ?i, f ; Annuities, 1885, 13 3-16 ;1
Bank Stock, 246 ; India Five per Cent. Stock,
r Cent. Bonds, ss. dia. to 1
103}, if ; ditto Four pe
ss. prem.
There was a fair demand for foreign stocks,
which improved in several cases. Turkish Bonds
' of 1862 and Russian of 1822 and 1862 advanced 1
`percent. ; Brazilian scrip, Turkish of 1865, 11
and Spanish Certificates, Greek, and Mexican of