The Sun.
London, England, 1862-06-30 00:00:00

SPORTING NOTES.

Odiham rages commence te-morrow. The bill of fare is o
greater extent than heretofore, as it embraces the Hurst-
bourne Stakes for two•yr-olds, three Handicaps, a Two-
Year- Old Selling Stakes, the South-Western Railway
Stake•, an All-Aged Selling Race, the Aldershott Stakes,
and a Match. There are 12 horses in the Hurstbourne
Stakes, including Blue Mantle, who is penalised 71b, not-
withstanding which there is nothing engaged able to cope
with him, if he puts in an appearance.
There are 43 horses weighted for the Odiham Handicap,
from which I would pick Hignflyer, Ethel, and Principal
to furnish the winner.
In the Manor Plate, Pinkpoe and Miss Livingstone are
favourably handicapped.
The Dogmersfield Park Stakes has a large entry. The
weights being set on the high scale, the little Merry Hart
is burdened with the top weight, Bst 101 b, under which it is
impossible he can win, while Zeloo, 6st 71b, is placed at the
bottom, a divergence of 311 b—weight quite sufficient to put
a good and a bad one on an equality. Strawberry Hill,
Hugh Lupus, Birdlime, and Witch of Endor have nothing
to complain of in the weights awarded to them.
The Bibury list extends to seven races, including the
Iwo-Year-Old Biennial, the Champago Stakes, three hall'
(limps, which have secured fair entries, and two selling
races, which close the evening preceding. The Biennial
having 48 horses nominated is worth the winning, being
of the value of 580 sovs, and as only 14 of these have yet
run the field is likely to be large. Muezzin, Tom Fool, and
Escape are the best of those which have been in public, but
I wholly ignore the chance of the two latter, and scarcely
anticipate the success of Muezzin in the face of so many
well-bred " dark" horses as aro engaged, as his defeat of
The Orphan at the Epsom Spring Meeting was owing to
use enough not having been made of Lord St. Vincent's
thoroughly game filly.

The Champagne Stakes has an excellent entry of 21 two-
yr-olds, including Blue Mantle, whose penalty of 121 b
in all probability prevent his being sent to fulfil this en-
gagement in the face of the July Stakes, now so close at
hand.

Stockbridge is sure to prove as attractive as ever, if the
extent of the programme and its varied excellence is held
in the regard it ought to be. The list extends to no fewer
than eight events, inclusive of the Cup, for which 31horseg
are nominated, and the favourite Stewards' Plate, which
secured the unprecedented entry of 61, including some of
the best horses of the day, such as Asteriod,
Elcho, Camerino, Crater, My Partner, Farfalla, King of
Hearts, &c.

The first of the closed items is the Three-Year-Old Bien"
nial, for which 37 horses are nominated, all of which are
of very moderate calibre, with the exception of Buckstone,
who is for the present leers de combat. The field will very
likely comprise Ensign, Watchfire, Keane, Villette, Sala-
manca, Gemse, one of Lord Aylesbury's, and Bloodhound.
Ensign, from the trust reposed in him by his noble owner
for the Derby, ought to have no difficulty in disposing of
such a very indifferent party.
The conditions of the Cup leave it open for horses of all
ages, including two-yr-olds, of which no fewer than four'
teen are engaged. The weights stand thus:—
Age at lb Age st lb
Crater
Asteroid. .. ... 49 10 Vaulter
The Roe 4 9 7 Glance colt
Fairwater
Thunderbolt
Henham Lass .... 4 9 0 The Prior
Waterwitch
Master Fenton 3 8 12 Coronation
Birdhill
Real Jam .. 3 8 9 colt
Compiegne
Prince Edward.... 3 8 1 Escape 2
,6 11
Maggiore ..
Repose
Limosina
It will be recollected that in 1860 this race was won 11
Dundee, 2 yrs, Est 121 b, and last year by Farfalla, 2 31'
Est 91b, but I much question its being carried off on tag
occasion by a youngster, if opposed by Waterwitch, Corn-
piegne, Maggiore, and Limosina, the three latter of wherri
have a great pcll in the weights from taking the maiden
allowance, particularly Maggiore, who, though now a fire'
year-old, will meet the two-year-olds much upon the seine
terms as when a three-year-old she ran the dead heat Wll/1
Dundee for the Eglington Stakes at York. For that rev
son I give the preference to Maggiore, as, taking the time
of the year into account, it would take a better two-Yr**°l`.
than Dundee to beat the American.
There are sixty-one horses engaged in the Stewards'
Plate ; but after The Wizard's performance in the Great
Northern Handicap, I will not look further for the winner ;
the next, in my estimation, being Asteroid.
Of the seventeen two-year-olds engaged in the Mottis•
font Stakes, Blue Mantle, Le Marechal, Weatherbow, Dr.
Syntax, Conical, and the Lady Palmerston filly have been
in public. The former is penalised 71b for his double
triumph at Ascot, and the latter 51b for winning a Weer
stakes at Newmarket, which ought to give the race to Dr.
Syntax.

At Winchester the closed races are the Original llaraP:
shire Stakes, and the Grange Park Stakes, for two-year'
olds. fair success,
olds. The f';rmer has been again revived with
monte-
as 18 of the 44 hurseN weigltewdirienpg
the Northumberland
hello, who is penalised 51b f
al enetn unusuallyotbing ol
large
him. The
entry, o fewer than 40 horses being nominated, including
garwkhEhaklescahlasse
TheiD:phan, the filly by Wild Dayrell out of Naomi, and
Plate, notwiGthrsatnagnedirn
Merry 'Hart, all of whom are penalised, the farmer 71b and
the two latter 41b each. The Orphan, notwithstanding 10
penalty, is the best worth trusting.
The Newton Meeting commences on Wednesday. Tlit)
Golborne Park Stakes is likely to fall to King of Utopia,
and the Trial Handicap to Vulture. Knutsford,.if wanted,
cannot lose the Great Newton Handicap ; in his absence
I will expect the Earl of Westmoreland to pull through.
The running of Brighton, Paste, and Xnutsford Ms:
week at Newcastle will no doubt attract the attention ("'
the various handicappers in any race they in future may
enter for. The two latter performed very different from
_
what they did in the Ascot Stakes, and the former in tbu
Chester Cup.

A FRESH MAN.

BETTING AT MANCHESTER, SATunDAY•
10 to 1 was freely offered on the field for the Liver PO-t
Cup. It was taken at one time about Lady RiP°l2; er
bhu
afterwards Victrix seemed in greater request alai'
ladyship. For the Goodwood Stakes the following
Cs% h.
were supported in one lot at 25 to 1 each : Schism, Cs%b.
Rubicon, Dalesman, and Henham Lase, ; but 20 to e-not
was taken about either Schism or Canary, Nvil
coupled with the others. Transactions but trivultp.
Closing prices :

LIVERPOOL CUP.
10 to lon the field (offered)
10 to 1 agst Lady Ripon (taken and offered)
12 to 1 agst Victrix (taken and wanted)
12 to 1 agst Carisbrook (taken)
14 to 1 agst Sir William (taken)
15 to 1 agst Millionaire (taken)

GOODWOOD STASIS.
20 to 1 agst Schism (taken)
20'to 1 agst Canary (taken)
25 to 1 agst Rubicon (taken)
25 to 1 agst Dalesman (taken)
25 to 1 agstillenham Lass (taken)

TRADE-UNION OUTRAGES AT ASHTO
UNDER-LYNE.

-- -
MURDER OF A POLICEMAN.
The townsof Ashton-under-Lyne and Stalybridge 0
dis_
have for many months past been the scenes f
are veil
pu masters.
numerous in the localities named) and 603 have
tes between the union brickmakers(wthhoo
inns
The misunderstandiags between the parties
being
led to frequent outracres, the most common.s
._,3
the destruction of large numbers of brick In
field, generally during the night.
thousands v
sions the union men have thrownhe
urpose, it is
needles among the soft clay with the p
men who were
believed, of injuring the non-n...
cee„quence of
de. in have had to
employed in the bric'tfielne
and
these numerous outrages t
n and the county police,
call in the aid of the
brick
fields during the night.
who have watched thte On several ocei,t,i
Harrop and Jump,
OnFriday,Serg
brickfield at Smellshaw, a little
gaged watchi
Ashton,a and near the
en-
of the Lancashirneeaenuntl
tnws toa
obffiu letterry:sawweraewtidborder of the
distance from
was quiet till about two o'clock on
county.
Saturday. wring masks upon their faces, approach
wearing
of men' croft. The men came through a field ad-
the bric:he
All in, when the c)
croft. They were able to count eight
joining in all; and, suspecting
solowho they were,
per
Harrop and Jump slowly approached them. TheY
hen shouted to the men, wanting to know what
theirt business was in that place at such an hour.
The masked men were evidently resolved that they
would not be interfered with, and made no
answer. Upon wl ich the officers approach";
still nearer, and attempted to take bold 0`
one of them, and a scuffle thereupon ensued.
Constable Jump, it appears, got to a stile
through which the men wanted to eSca-pe, whenone of them came and do iberately shot him througl-
•the breast, and he died in a few minutes afterwara•
Fi ie shots were fired at the police in the whole'
and Harrop was shot near the right eve, but he is
not. seriously hurt. One man has been apprehended.
but has been liberatGd, and the county constabu-
lary, aided by the Ashton-under-Lyne borough
police, are using every exertion to secure the mar"
derers. The unfortunate deceased leaves a wife and
five children. The belief that the murderers are
hrickmakers is strengthened by the fact that 18.0
u
bricks had been destroyed in the brick-yard of Mr.,,
Clifford, of Ridghill, near Stalybridge, the sail'
morning.
The inquest on the body of Jump was begun on
Saturday afternoon by the county coroner, Mr • But-
ter; but it was immediately adjourned after some
evidence had been taken. The affair has caused
'great excitement in Ashton and Stalybridge.

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CITY NEWS—THIS DAY. SHARE MARKET---THIS DAY.
4. Stu
CITY, TWELVE O'CLOCK
ORDINARY SHARES AND STOOKS. -1.-61
During the past week there has been rather
Business
2
t- more animation in several departments of business Share R Closing 1
ailways. I Paid. pew. - done.
1
)- .
in the manufacturing districts. The woollen trade ,
8 8i 10
13.14 Bir., Wol • and Str. Val. all
Ly at Leeds has continued dull, although a n improved io nost.,siear.,andmid.co. all 6 7 92 14 to
at Bristol and Exeter .... 100 91 93
5,10
Cork and Bandon
demand is anticipated for the ant= n. A fair at Caledonian lOO 1054 106% 105% i s
e
all - - s
10 Do. B
amount of business has been done at Maiuchester in 20 Cornwall
a both cloths and yarns at enhanced pricss ; and at 5010 CD
all 1 2 sto
till 6p c.p an. has all 5 6 sto
Bradford and Huddersfield there have been symp- A. gets no div
been paid to B. 2
all 41 43 sto
), toms of increased activity, some.extensivo orders on 50 Dublin & Belfast June.
10 11 10
41 25 Dun.,Perth,&Ab. Juno. all a
100 2t4 211 TO
French account having been received. The hosiery ata pstlingliasi
,tmn Counties
10
•0 and lace trades at Leicester and Nottingham have at Eastern Union, A stock 100 87 59
38 40 10
\ continued to improve ; but prices have advanced, atst EaDsot stilloik - to
Le owing to the increased value of cotton at Li verpool. Bdo do 100
2
rt In the hardware districts vi . st Edin., Perth, & Dundee 1®
at Edinburgh & Glasgow. 100
districts viz. z., of Birmiagham, at Glas. and S. West 100 101 103 eta
is Sheffield, and Wolverhampton, there ha.e; been an 102
Le st Great Northern.. GreatNrthn.of Scotlandern 1001 gi 2889 254 ' to
1081' 4
2
average business, without any change of importance at Do A stookit 10
1 5 108
[I, to record in prices. ' t Do Bdo -
Gt. S. an IW. of Ireland too lo 70i 704 1 701 10
An instalment of 10 per cent. becomes due to- st Great Western
- 0 14131 1341 g
10
Lo
10g/
morrow (Ist July) on the Turkish loan of £8,000,000, at Do Str Val gua. stock 100
sto
10 but the half -year's interest, amounting to 3 per ' at London and Blackwell ivy
122 124
at Lancashire & Yorkshire 5O 01
at Lon Bri ht.,& S. Coasti 100
•• g at°
;51 105 144 i 1 1 ste
etc
1- cent., will have to be deducted. 2
IgWestern
at Lon. & North „ 99% 100 a 991 1004
al A capital of £150,000 is required for the Lang- st Lon_ & South Wes_ternn •,,,,,
all 40 45
st Lon., Chat., and 'Dover 100 till 44464
941
31
1g ham Hotel Company, which proposes to st L'derry & Ennis!till • 100 38 39 38i •
erect a st Man., snef., sz Lincoln. ll - - 2
on a scale of comfort and magnificence
it hotel, " and Carlisle. a
all - - •
124 Do i shares .
all 71 81 Bid hitherto unattained in London," on the site of ao Metropolitan
50 Maryport
100 126% 127 1261 % 5 st
it nstisal House and gardens, Lan h '
Ma i st MidlanTd ........ . ....... . 1.0014.
9174
99p li, P
The advantages the company
yetc
Ly public, and the remunerative propose offer the 50 mid. Gt._ W. of Ireland all ----
at Do Birrning. & Der, v
_,,,
25 Do. 4 shares - - 1
-
if charaoter of the busi-
ness, lead the directors to look forward to highly 2510 all -
to Cray Line - -
.5 satisfactory results from a judiciouof 100 Newcastle a
100 73 75 1
MDidoKent
and Carlisle all -•-• -1
s management at Norfolk
100 61 611
the enterprise. at North British
o- st Nor.Dev.Rall&Dk.stock 100 - - .
ill ..-........- . st Do A stk ; A reca no d
till 6 pc. has been pdß 100 -....? -.._
a- i CITY, Two` O'CLOCK.
The half-yearly general Ineeting of the p at Do B stock . lOO It
at 1 •
roprie- at Ntb. Eastern-Berwick 1 o%d
2,5 _Do, G.N.E. purchase 16.13.4 d
tors of the Rh lOO gek 061
too 545 $5l ,25
_ ymney Iron Company will be held at at Do Leeds , zo,Latmenee Pountney-lane, on We dnesday, July 2,. 100 831 84 ,
he
100 100 102
Id 1 at one o'clock 10 D° new
Londonrk
5 Id ilim
i
precisely, on the general business of Batt NoTthY°
d
,er the company. 19,18.4 North Staffordshire
10 17,. and S. W. Junction. n
0 A little 100 117 119
ell more business is now negotiated in the - scottish Central _
~,„, ,5 47
general money at scot N. E. Aber. stock !"" '
103 105
of market, and the o,e ttlements at the at Do Scot. Mid. stock loo_ l—
;e,
10 Shrews. and Welchpool all 45
47
Radian,
)e, ge, together with, the impending et Shropshire Union
0 34 36
of liquidation
of ~..___ sal st South Devon
uunmer amulets, are likely to 25 S. Durham & Lane. Un.
Irl -
0 82 92i 821 2
CUM a further
the
same time ay in the demand. At at South Eastern
st south Wales
100 98 100
bankers and broke York. and River Dun
rs may be expected st S. all 6 7
r 0 to ask
rather 20 Staines,Wok.,andWok
higher, terms for •
11 384 39%
e, they the accommodation 25 Stockton & Darlington a
afford, although 13 8/ 9i P
I the abundant supplies at their 25 De 6 64 64 P command, and the e 25 Do New, 1860
100 145 148
a•
-doubt k competition for business will, no st Taff.Vale
d. , eep the quotation st Do B
all 65% 533
minimumer of the
er
25 Do /d ip
51
of Speculation ;
-a the England. of England.
12.10 Do lOO 88 90
continues • Market for Public Securities at Vale of Neath
very inactive at Victoria sta. and Pim lOO 1115 140
ill tlOll is •, and not the slightest varia- at Waterford & Kilkenny, 100 -
__ _
perceptible in the all 61 7t
r- 911 i for money, quotations Consols being 20 West Cornwall
all - -
, 20 West London
and Al 3 7 for the all ~" -
market • still - .1,- /
lb 13 sup orted b .20 Do 2d class all - -
e y the easiness of mon y, at W. Hartlepool Har.&R lOO - -
0 and the favourable -Oxford 100 44 46 Is
tendency of the specie move- at west Midlando 11 Meat. The New T Newport 100 39 41
11 hree at
11 at 011 i . s and the Iteduced are steady, at Do Hereford 100 87 89
i Exchequer Bills 11 Bank -
11 Stock is .-,..) A
40% and 235 ; +and India 5 par Cent.
NIXED RENTALS.
11 14an, 1081 a
LINES LEASED AT ...
11 Very few i
transactionsßusiness
POreign
;,., Leasing Closing
Done.
II Market today, Railways.' Pa- Co. s Price.
_________
11 no material,
change P
-a37, and !prices have exhibited . -
11 • ditto, 1868 „Ai • Turkish 6 per Cents. are 84i;
Bdi rd nd Bletchley all Ln.&N.W - -
Li
100 DnAG.W 87 89
S - Mex"
ican are
' IU4 I.; ditto New Scrip, 3! prem. ;
stead Bedford and Bletchley Do.&G.W 87
11 Ln.&N.W --
-
11 ditto, 1858, 70k ditto New Scrip, 3 prem.; Birkenhead.
Buckingh mall re lOO Do. 95 96
i
S are firm at 9,. yat 28/ 1; Spanish Certificates Chester & Holyhead lOO Do .. 55 6
128 128
56
; and • Do. 51per cent 100 Do.
q' is fiat at ~i Italian at 72/ ; Egyptian Scrip 100 Do. 113 115.
" prera . Do. Junction
0 Cledon 102 104
s, at 23/. . , and Venezuelan 3 per Cents. are Cqydesdale lO , ...
F,.0 65 67
is
The dealings Colchester, Stour Val. 100 U.U.&
Gt.Nerth. 136 138 11
1- • the E. Lincobish. g6pr c. 100 4
41
-
E.Union,HarwichShs all E.Counts. I
been limited Railway ni Railway Share Market have
• • ••
re ited, and Do. Woodbridge.- 00
100 Cledon. .. • • • •
stances Prices have shown in some in- Gls.Barr.&Nells.ret. 1
0 a Bli hIG W t
& Dean Forest all t. es ...
112
North ). Westerns, g y downward movement. Great Gloster
Hull and Selby ail Ylc.N.Midillo 112
, all Do.•
• • •
La Westerns akerce bav ,Midlands, and South Do. halves
all Do.. - .. I • • •
it and e receded about 5s • and Caledoniansuarters
Lao. qter Ss Carlisle 100 Ln.&N.W'l99 202
Lancashire and Yorkshire,* '•Lon. ands Chat. Ext. B
I- The Ll
is Foreign
*6 per cent
and with gli and Colonial 1. have been dull Do Bromley Ines,, - , • 6 per c. all Do, ...... .. ..
ia the ex, .Do. New Sh 1881, 4 p.c. all D 0........ 208 2:
tisco,
which
have eption of Recife and San Fran- Do.Wn. Ext. A, p
4i
"11 alloo '.'l6:l3.teria.• 62 84
Is,about
ito 1 nLondon & Greenwich
to 131 15, arise of too Do.
; -rand Do. Preferen a
Co. 86 88
‘at to 20 a...,
mu 201. Trunk of Canada have declined Lon.,Tilb.&b--thend 100 Peto &
ol stoftgua. t p
0 100 Norfolk .. .. • •
r ; eX dividend ;
4/_ and East Indian realise 104 to 1044 l'' Dvocti per cent lOO Do.
~ • • • • •
(lend ; Great Indian Peninsula, 102 i ex divi- •
licel7l3xtßracluf eigtelfer-
ock all LNW& M 35 44
s • and Madras 5
deed, per Cents,, 103/ 1031 ex divi- ence stock
)r. Neavialarkt,BnryEx 15. 5.6. E Counts. P 4 P pm
3. .
elsl Joint Stook 13 qua. 5 per cent...
56 58
)10 show •
a Wight im auk and Miscellaneous Shares tn. sp. c. all Do.
Northn.&Eas
Do. 6 per cent..... all Do.
P" r
and Live_ P avement. Alliance of London Do. Fixed sp. c.... all Do.
- \ Liverpool h N. Eastn-Hartlepool 1, ON. E. Ber .. -
)r. London , ave advanced to 51 i ; Union of No rth Western all Midland 164 17
to .31, • c Not. Gran. 111. & Cl.loo Gt. North. 93% 944 944
Nerbudda C , rystal Palace -Stock to 344; and L&N.W 1 44 46
P. oal and Iron Preston and Wyre. I all , L.yk.
are firm at 81.
13Rrr,.
....I.Qn ruNT,-------. Do. 4 shares A all Do. ••• - .
1..
137
Roystn.Hitch.&Shep. 100 Gt. North. 35
SS, Bank Stock liS-CLQSING PRICES. 125 130
Shrewsby & Hereford 100 T Brassey
14
249
ter 3 per C • ....
n Cent. Reduced emu'.
: .............
234
5 Do. Do. ... ..... iiq W • .
lid Ik'eewr I%ent. consols
Annuit/es ....... • • 91% 1t t South Staffordshire .. 100 Ln.
Rest.
92
Wilts and Somerset.. 100 tilt. 90
at Annuittr, Cent,
Antantieusities .......... 91t 4a a Wimbledn t Croydon, all L.&Brgtn si 9%
;.° _ *Ditto i',..3.4°. rs, "Pire sth ...... .. ;L;:, .. olaitt ._____

The half-yearl CITY, Two' O'CLOCK.
y general meeting of the proprie-
tors of the Rhymney Iron Compan:r will be held at
25, Laurence Pountney-lane, on We dnesday, July 2,
at one o'clock precisely, on the gel aeral business of
1
19.,
the company.
4,.
A little more business is now negotiated in lute 1,
general money market, and the settlements at the
Stock Exchange, together with the impending
liquidation of commercial accounts, are likely to
cause a further augmentation in the demand. At
the same time bankers and brokers may be expected
to ask rather higher, terms for the accommodation
they afford, although the abundant supplies at their
command, and the competition for business will, no
-doubt, keep the quotation • a fraction under the
minimum of the Bank of England.
Speculation in the Market for Public Securities
continues very inactive, and not the slightest varia-
tion is perceptible in the quotations,
911 i for money, and 91/ I for the account. The
ii
market is still and
by the easiness of money,
Consols being
and the favourable tendency et' the specie move-
ment. The New Threes and the Iteduced are steady,
at 91i i ; Exchequer Bills firm, at 7s. to 10s. prem. ;
Bank Stock is 234 and 235; find India 5 par Cent.
Loan, 1081 t.
Very few transactions have taken place in the
Foreign Market to-day, and !prices have exhibited
no material change. Turkish 6 per Cents. are 84i ;
ditto, 1858, 701 i ; ditto New Scrip, 3! prem.. ;
Mexican are steady at 281 1; Spanish Certificates
are firm at 91; and Italian at 72i ; Etian Scrip
is fiat at 31 prem. , and V •
at 23/Venezuelan 3 per gyp
Cents. are
been
The dealings in the Railway Share Market have
stances aBl limited, and Prices have shown in some ighlin-
westerns North Westerns, Midlands, and South
Easterns bare receded about ss. ; and Caledonians
and Lancashire and Yorkshire, Li.
The Foreign and Colonial lines have, been dull,
and with the exception of Recife and
San Fran-
cisco, which have improved to 131
about `tot
to 20 and 201 15, a rise of
e; and East Indian realise 104 to 1041-
? dividend; Great Indian Peninsula, 1021 ex divi-
dend ; and Madras 5 per Cents,, 1031 1031
dend,
'Joint Stock ex divi-
tow B
suank and Miscellaneous Shares
and a Blight improvement. Alliance of London
Longo Liverpool have advanced to 51 I ;
Union of
n to 331- ; Crystal Palace
'Stock to 34i ; and
Nerbudde. Coal and Iron are firm at 81.
BRITISII FUNDS—CLOSING PRICES.
Bank Stock ..... ... 234 5
4 per Cent. Reduced Amin' •
it'le ''''''''''''
91i -
3 per Cent. Consols Annuitiess '''
• 911 1 a t
New 3 per Cent. Annuities... ' ' ''''
''
''
''
''
911 i t i
Annuities, 30 yrs, expire sth Jan., 1880 ''
'
Indi*Ditto for 30 yrs', expire sth April 1885., 151
a Stock
................. '.. Shut.
Ditto 5 per Cent ................... 1081 8- 1 I
Ditto Enfaced Paper, 4 per Cent ........ 921 4
..
..
............. 1091
DittO 5 per Cent. ............. 1113/
Ditto 5i per Cent .....
Ditto Debentures, 4 per Cent.
.0
~ 1863
Ditto ditto
ts Ditto Bonds £l,OOO ......... ..... . .... 18 pm
Alu'il 1864 100
Consols for Account, July 10 ... .. 911
India Stock for Account, 5 per Ceall ..
1083/4 1 1
Exchequer Bills £l,OOO, 3 per Cent .. •**
10 pm
Ditto Ditto £5OO .............. 10 7 Pal
Small .................. . . ::: ..
10 7 inn
FOREIGN FUNDS--CLOSING PRICES.
Equador New Consolidated ..... • 17
Egyptian, 7. per Cent, Scrip .. . .......
3A-13 /
Ditto, Pala n.p Scrip ................ 85
MDitto Scrip ............. '.
......
1
Dexican, 3 per Cent ............. • • • • 218
itto Account ........................ 281 1
Sardinian 5 per Cent. ... : ..
:: , .......
821
Spanish Cert. of Coup. r:Ot.fun..ded ........ 9 1
Turkish 6 per Cent 1854 ...... t
Ditto 6 per Cent. 1.858 ............... 701 70
Ditto Account : ................. 701 i
Ditto, LlOO •Bonds ............
: .....
72 _
DDitto 1862 (Scrip) ........................ 3a I
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tto Account ..... . ......... : ..
:: ...
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Consols
THREE O'CLOCK,
Money ....................
nt ....... .. 911
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POLICE---THIS DAY.

PREFERE'

Share Railways.

CE SHARES.

Closing Business
Paid. Price. Done.

Blythe and Tyne t 0 p.c.
pref. issued at £5 ....
Bris. & Exet. 4 p. c. st..
Do. shares
Caledon. qr. shrs, No. 2
Cork & Bandon, 51 p. c.
Cornwall. 5 per ant... .
Dun. Perth, & Aber,Jun.
Do. Ist Class Pref
E. Angn. Class A 5 p. c.
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Do No. 2
Do. new 6 p. o. st
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Do. 5 p. c. guar
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Do. 1 p. C. guar. S. & u
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D 0.5 p.c.Redm.lop.e.pm
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Gt. Nh. of Scot. ist pref.
Gt. Sn. & W. (Ireland)
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Hants Ext) 5 per cent
Do. redeem. 4i p. ct
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Do. Birm. guar. stock
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Do. 5 per cent. do. No 2
Do. 5 pea' cent do." ~.
Do. 5 per cent. do. No. 4
Do. 7 per cent. pref. stk
Do. 6 p.c. do(W.E.&C.P.)
Do. 4 p e.st (div. clef Ail' 65
Lon.Chat&Dny.sp.c.pf.
Lon. & N. W., Coy. &
Nuneaton, 5 per cent.
Lon. & S.West. 7p. cent
pt.. late 3d shares ....
Londony. & Ennis. shs
Man. Sh. & Lin. 6 per ct.
Do. £6 .....

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MARLBOROUGH-STREET.
BURGLARY IN ST. JAMES'S-STREET—FORTUNATE CAP-
TURE AND RECOVERY OF THE PROPERTY.—A man, name
and address refused, was charged before Mr. T
with burglariously breaking and entering No. 57yrwhitt, St.
Jnmes's-street, and stealing a dressi
tings, a quantity of jewelleng case with silver fit-
ry, consisting of diamond
brooches, gold ear-rings, £45 in Bank of England notes, -
£2O in gold, the whole of the praperty being of the value
of £3OO.
the case.
Inspector Wilson, of the C division, attended to watch
The prisoner was brought to the court handcuffed, and
appeared in the dock without coat or waistcoat. On being
placed in the dock the prisoner gave the name of Philip
Mr.
Oliver.
Mr. Henry Forshair said—I reside at Southport, near
Liverpool, my business,
About that a an attorney, being carried
on at Liverpool. half-pat one this morning, at
Rowehin's Hotel, St. Jameres-strteheta,tvethheere I am staying,
I was awoke by my wifestating
hirt sleeves of a marturnNegino- was
the room. I beard footsteps at the door, a nrdeZats a man in
'tight light, I saw the
I, thes door. I jumped out of bed and
leaving the room -..,
foll Owed the prisoner into the drawing-room. I then saw
by the light's in the street that it was a man in his shirt
sleeves. I got close up to thedoor when the prisoner
Pulled it to, and I then heard a noise of something fall. I
opened the door and followed the sound of the footsteps on
to the landing of the first floor, and then I saw the prisoner
but lost sight of him. I thed called for the porter, and
ht dress,
alarmed thehouse. Mr. Flowchin, the landlord, and a gentle-
ni g
man to„ - .
I rat named Fielders appeared. Being in my the
"Anted t
and afterwards • fall
noise I , °my bed-room, _
r letting
h prisone .
was
try ~,if eV heard was caused by
t ()The case, which
locked rhedressing-case (produced). .found that
of iewelle;', as on the previous night, con
11 al brooches, a
clnantitY of cnn'i'ting of diamond an,. op
contained
1 I after-
wards, wit'2"ney, &e., of considerable
va
Ile'
d dragged
a quantity
prisoner frees the others, searched the rooms, an
" DMA
ChokeCe it, •I under abed in a bed-room. He
said,
taken
th station, 'l°tlting else. After the prisoner was „
,case, taken 41 went there and identified a gold ,
pencil-
been taken f 'nl the Pri arty. It. ilaa
ro,i, sone; as my prop . ,
__
broken open.
and the bag had 73 liall travelling bag left in my bed-room,
• Edward Brewa,eel'a
ing I was called to le, said —At half-past one this morn-
room I saw Mr, I,erZchin's Hotel, and on entering a
ground. At the statical 1 v
of found the
on the prisoner, a boa holding the prisoner on the
pencil-case produced_ cates—one relating to a wale fifer matches, and four dupli Mr. W. Howchin, pr„r9l and ring. morning, about half-
PAst Cul:tyor of the hotel, said—This_
heard an alarm from Mr, p„-ra'h was going to bed when I
stairs, said a man in his elai-aw
bed-room, and had made his who, on my going up-
the miAeves had been in his
the back window, the which as he supposed, by
Oa searching under the bed of
the prisoner secreted, and Mr, 1.-ri. Wilmot they found
Pe.„ro were finger marks.
There being no marks on the do ,slier dragged him out.
must have got in at the back window I believe the prisoner
left open for the purpose of venti robbery at Brook's Hotel had taken Place
71) the more so ass a
NiToolllch was sometimes
Mr. Tyrwhitt committed the prisoner LY
such
munha.el
entered the house in his shirt sleev (who no doubt
,_
es, so as to pass, if °l'
erved, for a lodger) for trial.

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Do. 34 per cent,
Do. redeem. 6percent
Mary-port & Carl. 4 pr. c
Do. 44 per cent ...• • • • •
Midland Con. 6 p. c. stk.
Do.Con.Bris.& Bir. 6 p.c. 1
Do. 45 p.c. pref. at. rdem
Do. 4* v.c. irredeemable ,1
Do. 45 per cent . ..• • •
Do.Leic. and Hit4per et 1
Nurflk. sp. c. Ex. st. 1846 1
Do. 55 p. c. Pref. at. 1847 1
Do.sWay.ValEx.stlBl7 1
Nort British, 5 per cent. I
Do. New gua. 5 per cent 1
Do. Bor. Un. g. prf. she 1
Nth .Dvn.Rail.&D)bk.Cc• :
N-East. Cons. pref. 4 p.c.
Dn. 45pr. ct redeemable
Do. G. N. E. 4 p. ct pre
Do. Berwick 4 p. c. pref.
Do. Leeds 6p. c. No. 1
Dpss
Scottish
.ut,yoodtt
Booth
r}hbk:paN:.irßoad:r t.et&ehe.nrsEg. ,
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n.e.
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Do. 2d do. ****
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,o.Perpet.6p. c. pf. 1866
Do. till 1869

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