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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-26
WEST INDIES.

BY the arrival Of the Illinois have received Kingston
Jamscs papers to June ~. The principal item OF In
terest is the general prevalence OF the cholera.
correspondent OF The Kingston Journal writes from
st. AIMS Bay, under date Of the Goth May:
You ask 10 write TO you about the cholera Ny
port il sad one. The disease continues down the
people and God knows how many will be left record its
ruvsgts Up yesterday, the 2sth Of May, out Of
small population, seventy have been called TO their final
account, and there many lingering between life and
death The disease is rapid IN rs effects this vista
tou than il in 1850 -Four TO five hours 10 be
the time that the patient lives.
We informed that in the Wlliamsfeld and Rio Duro
district there have been fyfye fatal cases in three
weeks.
In ST. Thomas in the Vale there have been fatal
from the ith the 29th May and under treatment
During Eve weeks from Esd April TO 9th May the
Der o Of confirmed cholera that occurred in Spanish
Town including the barracks and district prison, 3ji
and the deaths $50; recovered and under treatment
Saturday, the 9Th MAJ 2is
B9ITlsH GUIASA-The Court of Policy had passed q
resolution suspending the further introduction of Chinese
immigrants INFO the colony and directed that the engage
with Mr.. White should be terminated p)-.
sble. The immigration Of Coolies Is 10 be continued atd
600 TO be imported during The year at Of 900.
In tie course Of the discussion on the resolution NJ.
Luckie, member of the Court took opportunity OF
stating hs conviction that Chinese worth two
Coolies and be expressed hope that when Chinese IN
migration resumed il would be conducted differ
eui footing and at Imore moderate cost. dispatch
the Duke Of Newcastle laid before the Court. gives
Permission 10 the Court to extend the period Of industrial
rCeHce oi en- Immigrant 20 ten years instead five
10 eniltle him 10 certificate Of right a return pas
The weather reported TO be favorable for ayr
cultural operations, and Il was expected tina; The crop
would be III advance Of last Years.
BARgAD0Es.-Ihe Co0a,Gi Standard Jamaica paper
June ?. has the following The OF the brig Ia
dus'rors arrived here no date from Bristol reports hav-
ing spoken vessel from Rio Janero, who communicated
information that two Russian vessesofwr had been pur
sued out OF Rio aid captured by British steamer The
story seems very doubtful
Joint stock company is 10 be established at Walkers
estate, Bari ADDE'S for the establishment model sugar
plantation and central factory combined with machinery
FOR working up plantation fibre into hemp The capital g
10 be 30 o0o 900 shares OF -. The object OF the
promoters described 10 be that Of giving the sugar cane
the same fair chance which the bee,roo, has had on the
continent of Europe.
Cholera had at length made its appearance in Bridge
town, although only IN sporadic form. Several deaths
however had occurred and IN instance three parties
IN 'he same house had fallen victims % disease accom-
panied by ell the symptoms al Asa.ic cholera.
DcASIoA-Ihe Disagreement. between The L.eai.-Gov
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THE BALTIC.

CoPrNBAGEs, Tuesdsy.-7he Chronicles correspondent
teegraphs report that English vessels of Bshs'ab
in Finland demanded the gunboas building there They
were refused entrance into the harbo They took de-
sroyed the gun-boats and large number Of merchant
ships and fred the wharf 10000 barrels OF tar and pro-
poty TO the amount of 800 900 silver ubles destroy
ed This needs confirmation.
There rumor that the Emperor Napoleon is dissatis-
fed with the lack of discretion exhibited by Prince Napo-
eon and that the latter has been informed that unless he
Immediately leaves Constantinope and joins the camp, he
will be recalled.
Marshal ST. Arnaud returned, May &c, to GalPo from
lis excursion to varna and Shua with Lord Raglan and
the Soraker. The Marshal has reviewed Omer Pashas
army and openly expresses his admiration of its efficiency,
end Of the military talent Of s leader.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-26
THE WAR.

1t reported that the 9Th the Turks in Sista made
sally, destroyed the approaches of the beseigsrs and
filed up the mines before Sistra The confidence of the
Russians was visibly declining. They said to have
suffered serious loss on the Sd by the sprnging of
Turkish counter-mine.
Russian reports says that Mussa Pasha commander Of
Slistra has been killed by cannon ball.
Krsjova letters ofthc ls report the Russaa loss in the
affair at Karaka the 3Oth of May, 1000 killed. 100
wounded SEQ horses taken, and many killed. they also
lost 600 musket pieces of cannon, and l5 prisoners
On the I'd June, 2a transports had reached Varna with
allied troops on board.
The Turks were TO make to relieve Slisra
about the 18th.
The Russians are terrifying Jassy.
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ADVERTISEMENT
NETWORK AND ERIE RAILROAD.
OFFICE GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT,

OfFItL SUPERINTENDENT,
NEwYoRx, June %, ls5i {
Ny attention is called an article in The Ner,- York
Daily Times OF the ed inst, signed byJoHy DoSAHUE,
JONI c. MEGISyIs and WILLIAM ScHRiER. COMMITTEES in
relation TO the present difficulty between this Company
and the Engineers; also article signed " Cosmos"
both OF which contain statements which calculated
mislccd and give the public impression that crcum-
stances whatever connected with any accident caused by
the violation OF any rule would be consie-el but that
the accused would be Immediately discharged, and
allowed no right to cny explanations whatever II this
were so il would, indeed be arbitrary aud the public
would be justified in denouncing II despoc in the OK
IRENE. Rule 9. has been quoted in every way lust and
under which the gentlemen referred 20 had served for
years, ind s express willingness to comply with il.
he rule reads az follows
q Every Engineer. approachdg road sxch should
reaches Ii the switch lie .,op IN
he good will be required M running Of
ssweh e the WRONG track The absence e tie proper tights
e. those sgIc crossings Were usually cou.4
cred signal the which Engnee rusf .vxso
ard he proceed til re ell -h. and a. snrh
emission CT gs T- D. Immediately reported he Superntend.
enf.n
This rule, or is equivalent has long been upon our In
strncuon BOOK; bat during period of more than six
years IN which have served shis company Il has in no
within my knowledge been enforced by tho JissaI
OF an Engineer for running off az swch-bus der
ing i practically q nlllity.
A no tine has any oi FER OF the ROAD refused 70 hear
nc Explanations OF Gny empOye who kas been dismissed
rom ne service o. the Company, but each has considered
u fgty when ne owed 20 the Company The accused and
iase 70 carefully weigh oil the crcric connected
herewith Ills clearly explained 10 The nni'iee Of
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FRANCE.

Tie embarcson Of troops and military stores from
settles for the East has recommended With yi-or n,.h
division 81 the army Of he East Is brag organized undeT
the command OF Gen. Charles l.. ' ail!an'.
Adnirel Baudin buried the ah, with the honors
Of EarbaI Of France and Napoleon sent ~ autograph
letter Of confidence Charles Baudin the dece s"
A. yiyien * Minister of Justice and If Public Works IL
ls4- died OF Paris the Eth VI Man-uin, who played
leading part in the revelation of 1880, - also deal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-26
AUSTRIA.

vienna, Tuesday-Thej Journal ARstr'on Correspondent
states that the meeting of the Austrian and Prussian mon
archs furnishes another proof that the interests OF Ger
many and Europe will be cared for in the war now waged
by Russia against Turkey This article is antRus-
sian than anything that has yet appeared in the ministerial
vTgun.
The Vienna correspondent Of The Chronicle says the re-
suit of the interview satisfactory, and perfectly con-
sisten with the avowed policy. No diplomatic note re-
suited thererom The policy OF the minor German States
formed the chief object of discussion.
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sacr.ery. by her husband Of he's inaie''y' Inc "-'
der,ss was not dead a, last accounts.
Account. from the manufacturing districts how for iae
,,os. rnrt maintenance Of the recent improvement AZ
-. - s--r AZ birmingham owing 10 The constant
4 ircr.r.rc demand Tor manufactured IRON some house.
ad announced rise Of 20 shilling' per un-a ni
-. - e;;,st. The general rIde II Birmingham
cr,,r,d s,ix. ..rec ally for agr atIrai nplensn;s
The suspension Of Mr. - Goddard ar American snip-
Der is m. ntoned The report from No'ingham describes
dniircs tho make, being mainy supported by American
buvers Ia the wo,eu districts business = anehan
ard feeling of confidence still prvais anon-n 'as
high rates of discount had caused two or h'ee h', "
break down.
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COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
Richardson Brothers u Co.'s Circular.

LlvERP06L, bth No, I'm, Il7F'
e rain has allen since the last but nothing Of
cOustqueIce.
arrivals still moderate Nithou. any animation The trade
WHEAT held a. full rates AID FLOUR IN iOl IL
stance Of a .hsde money. ,
a. extreme pTlces OATS
Nj Al dull and 10th Id be urtten the turn cheaper
Orr market this poorly attended and only very
Cd. rste business branch Of the trade Holders did
rot purchasers dspos operate beyond
hi, uee,t ,s requirements We quote prices Of WHEAT aud
FLOUR suler 20 those Of Friday
ISp,x CoEy m attention but improvement IN price
he reported
OATMEAL attract but te attention. ahd oe' ra'
G,e tgIG.y supported.
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,h., No "a ,f Ou..n Anne which orids than two
Secretaries of state 20 ri in the House II Commons, VIII
M, al prvs.n be repealed a. happen, ih, only two
of thoso recently appon,odnnnicy Lord John hns'ei
and Sin (;.orlv Grcy-sre mcinbcr ct the lower House
ou1hc 10th the C-yr,sl pelacc at sydenhatn near
London was formally opened by Queen Victoria ai nee
Cart in the pre- Il - 900 spcceors Inc L"l.h
psr ~ roncie with much junction the addresses ah tne
gracious replies OF or Majesty. and al the oiher inter
,ssng incidents 81 III. No accident h"PI ni or
thc OCCASION and all paced oi well. The KIM 81 Porte
cal The Duke of Opofo, TIM British Cabinet ministers
aud officers Of State &C. present in the suite OF the
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FROM ASIA.

90 ADVICE are iunortant On MAY is the ships-o!
the line Chsrlenssgne, tFrench) Agamemnon; English
and siesm-frigateS Mogador, lfrench) Hishhyer ana
Kaleh which they destroyed with tue exception OF the
quarantine bulldogs sd the custem.Louse, which latter
contained saasty Of merchandise for Nhes The ships
then retained TO CbourSucksu, where hey embarked
roc Circssans with whom hey again returned TO Redut
Ksleh and landed there together with 900 Tench end
Tnel.sh marines. The Turkish force thus augmented
q on The RresiCns vic were eco strong. ana drove
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THE LATEST.

PARIS BouRsr-Tuesday Evening, June l3-Closing
prices Our funds closed shade better than yesterday,
namely -Four and Half per Cent Renes, 81 f 60 cent;
Three per Cent. Rentes II fr., Csc. Bank Shares,
1920 fr.
VIENNA Tuesday june ls.Fvep per Cent. Metallequos,
96i; Exchange on London, -.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-26
NOTICE.

The Company desire TO engage the services OF compe.
tent Engneers TO whom they will pay Ito such they
may engage within the next four weeks, follows For
the first years service eos per MONTH for the second
year go per month Tor he ,hra year 80 per mohn,
the date Of engagement provided occiden occurs to
their engine during the month through any fault of their
own And Engineers who shall remain in the service Of
the Company for four consecutive years will be entitled TO
an additional grauity of 500, provided accident
ours as above during that term aud the reasonable
penses incurred by Engineers in moving themselves their
families and effects will also be allowed and paid by this
Company. Applicants will be required - produce s.tis-
factory letters Of recommendation.
The foregoing rates IS per month higher than those
heretofore paid on this Road and offered with
view OF affecting the established OF other corpora
tnns but have been rendered necessary by the ccum-
stances under which placed and we call upon
all Railroad Companies and Engineers friendly 20 the
Enlistment OF wholesome rules and discipline to renier
u the aid we need in this emergency
ID. c. AcCALLUM General suUerintesdeot.
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LIVERPOOL Cotton Market.

Brown shpley report the demand for CoTroS inactive
buyoIs generally had the in their fy bat the only
prices Middlng Mobiles and Upands
which De- Sales Of four days nc!udas oo
reach 2 goo bales Market closed quietly Dat "A
rather sdiItss
ArOtheT report
Conrsd with Friday last prices OF American under 5t
10 lower in everything else lees changed The i'm
Of four days 1000 bales including 1900 on speui
.,d 2 . q for,
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Brown. shirley Is Co.'s Circular.

Per .ffLgHtifI LIVERPOOL, Iuestiy June ~ l~'i;
TL demand for CoTToS inactive the aes for the
Gncudins 800 bales today reach ,o bales
had the ia their favor The only quota
bic chance in Price mddng Mobiles and cpand
which lower and the market closes quietly but with
Tath p eadiress
There dull CoRS market today The bt> e.s transacted
vs. prices for Wheat and Indian Com
In L OF fnrre ii o
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Liverpool Brcndstufrs Market.

Market Tuesday 18th dull business transacted At rather easier
rrice for Corn; WHEAT unchanged A. X Max
vel quote prime white WHEAT ~ dl3S mixed ll6Gl red
mails q Ohio FLOUR 80 ioI6; Baltimore and Pha
Western 80 ass 3 bbL iSpAs CoRS In him
tied 20 a quarter for prime yellow ~ cJ6 for
bes,w white. Some rains have fallen, bat not enough.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-26

,h,m back upon Ku'ar, which r'"cc 'h" Turks "n"''y
gained poseosrlon oi. $780,,
The Cirassana are now masters " al 'he '"t's an'
O,tn, h,,h bcrior tho coast oi their country.
S,u,hun, ach Abandoned thc Hus-ien- now cccu'
pied nv the Mngriens shsmy has lately taken p9a-
s,..n ~, Vsur.lc M mpcrtan fortress gnrrscncd by
ia COO Ensnana ha after ,rvs' 'oes were compelled Ia
abandon A. leaving vas, amount Of provisions and mt
p,pa cf war Shan,,i now marching with 60oOo mon
a,r,t rn,s and he viii not tVn hc than - hours
defiant nnn the cslAs Of ,lr Russian possessions In
Georgia. , 80, 60
col Mau,lut on old officer ~ Charles KS guard
Ia sen, hy the Empevrr Napoleon special mission 10
Shsm,l
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BOARD OF EXCISE.
THIRD WARD-THIRD DAY.

THIRD WARD-THRD DAY.
Present. Alderman Blunt, Councilman Yosog ana
Capt. Hopkins.
Saturday was yielded to the Third Ward oms'i.re's
By tie Second War, Board The COMMISSIONER :. US
Word summoned before them all persons heretofore a.
cerscd By them this year for The purpose Of ez;haneHs
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rur AUSTRIAN OCCUPATION OF ALBANIA.

An cicnl note addressed 20 AusirH by TIC ForIc mas
i,s, hen ruhishcd of date May 25 relative 10 the M
,v,n,ou Of Austria in Albania and Montenegro In this
MO tho Porte To the presence OF Austrian ships ON
,h, ,oas, of Albania far Provosa. Further, tho
rortc consents that Austrian troops may enter directly
nom ,hc district Caaro into Albania or II no; required
,hr, ,hev NAV enter Montenegro, should disturbances
arise in that rrnCipay. The Porte viii give instructions
~ hermit the advance of sufficient Austrian force into
the above named districts and viii also explain to Tue
authorities of ho Herzegovina Bosnia and Servia the
nature of the movement: hut expects that when the dis
affection is suppressed. the Austrian troops will mmed-
a,ely withdraw from Turkish soil.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-26
Livsry,ool Provision Market.

James Henry reports the demand for BACON still continues
tive tendency upward notwithstanding large Imports
BEEF tees PoRx slsbe LARD nominal a. 1871 and
market week TALLow quiet. RICE unsalabe
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GREECE.

Friendly relations with the western powers reestab
lished. Sui and Laki have submitted to Fuad Eend
The reported Greek victory is said to be fiction.
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GREECE.

Gen. Mayran French is appointed TO command the al
he'd army OF occupation which consists Of the sh French
rss e nj OF the line Esd French light infantry battalion
et hmens of artillery and engineers. Gen. Forey left
The rIaus with his division on May 90, and arrived on
no -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-26
RELATIONS OF TIE POWERS.

From berlin. under date 18th. Is olcgrarhod thus Tho
,rsulta 1t the Conference between the Sovecigns oi
Prussia and Austria. al Icschin. favorable Austria
and Prussia will scud an answer the mucr states oi
Germany cxiingulshng the hop,s of the Bamberg Con
crcncc Prussia is resolved 20 consider the note sent ny
Austria ~ kussa, the sd June, IA the so'",'oh n
"n,r,d in ,hc l.c treaty and will send Col Manicuilcl
"to ST. rctcishuig 60 back It, go,
From Ccnstaunorlc we have again revival OF inc ru
NOR ts Russia has Indie aed to Austria desire I" c.ao"
AZ, tho frrcra,ics on condition that the powers WIZ Fo
establish the status QHo asic lNm Eut II not '"! !"
reconcile this statement with the autographed ropor, ,
a. C5, k0s nsciHi,fsesnNy rCf"sof iAf SUMMONS - ~"
a., p, c,.;.ss.r ne garlsSh fcrTsofs.
Another rumor Ia that Austria has proposed on CERTAIN
conditions 10 send troops 10 the DANUBE Anu az ",o'
gwen NJ ,,ns,an,ineplo May 80, 80 the Duke OF 'Ah
h,ils, tlo Austrian Ambassador IN las speech spoke
r.,,rlv in favor of the policy England and France
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MONTENEGRO.

Bandscf Mononeglins continue 10 cross the ironne 10;
the sake o. plumber but the movement cannot be dnned
with the nome of revolt.
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London Markets.

TUESDAY June 3Cons pc OF Conios 81 Oh Coz account
Three aid quarter per Cents 81 G9 Bank stock, fG4e
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or 90 tuns cwt. Dr. rs. ozs.. az = making
snm totsI Of So This shows splendid return in
the market. IN
Drafts ecaips, London per cent. discount. The bank
dxsnrs. o. par ounce Freight OF gold delivered the
bullion otce London ID. per oGacc. Insurance y
puiu.as Per cent free of war rSh
merchants in consequence Of the attempted departure OF
the Pennsular and Oriental Companys steamer CbusAn,
leaving the citizens and commercial u"ies III stea per
lYity "a IN how they could dispatch iheic spon-
dcnce seeing they were only left twelve hours.
Tie bark Irene bouAi to Calao ha, pat INTO Greeols
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CRICKET AT PHlLADELrHlA.--A new Club called the
Phsdephians has been organized and they have made
new ground the old one at Camden, under the super
intcndonce Of the veteran crcketer w. W. Bradshaw.
They play the Washington Club Of Kensingon July 3,
and these Clubs intend challenging the NewYork Clubs
TO play ca. match called tie City of Philadelphia w.
City of New.York. The officers OF the Cub are j.
D. Sergeant Esq, President NJ. r. Wster, Esq, Voc
President j. England Esq, Secretary and Treasurer
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Manchester Market.
Londou Money Market.

The sudden change in the Liverpool Cotton Make.
business
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CRICKET.

CANADA MArcH-The return game Of the greet Ma
tonal match United States Canada is liked 70 take
place at Toronto On Wednesday and Thursday July
and 20. The players have not yet been all chosen A
Committee from the Ncw-York and St. Georges Cab
have been appointed to make selection. w. Pickering
Esq has the management Of the Canada Eleven and i is
expected they VIII get stronger team together than hey
brought to this City ast season when they got vel
beat by the United State. Eleven.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-26

suGAR-Nohng doing floating Of foreign CoFFEE fr
native Ceylou as TEA-Inpoved demand Consou
ia NJ RcE-FA lower TALLow DALI IRos-ssoeh Pig 1916
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AUSTRALIA.
r-or, The Psnsn- Times. June 3.
n Z A . -

rror, The Psnsn. Tmes. June g.
We have = fle of The Melbourne Argus up 20 the Goth
March. ,,,. ..o o,,.
tn ro,I mines were improving Speaking OF this, TIE
4rg saws that the alteration IN the rae Oh exchange on
London by the banks from Two 20 three per cent pte
"mirm had the efoc. of raising the puce OF gold VIZ:
hv adding 3D. per ounce the previous market rae:
Gold is now - - per ounce, wiih ever. Pr"otp
y OF It's continuing firm This increase OF price soeS ~
rect and az the pocket Of the digger "ou .:e
necessity OF any Assay Oace 20 convince MN 'ha nc :
entitled 10 T. .-,. or
TIC quantity of gold had increased IN various paris o.
the colony In Raaarat much 200 ounces III one
week Che week before file OF papers also We see
like increase il Mount Alexander and BendGo -,
Heavy rains had fallen, and came IN very seasonaole
time fox thoy will have the effect OF enabling me tSers
TO commence washing the accumulation Of stun phea
during the long continued droutk so frequent IN Mel
boure and il il confidently expected 10 add greatly 10
the amount O; this year. Spectators are sang"ine'
The produce has shown gradual increase SINCE thc
CONNER oment OF this year: $50.
~ persons srged .............. tF+
Nuub h.t have LEFT ~
Addition this week 2iih March l,2' ana Tor the year
u 397.
The escorts have brought from
AZ" Ounces.
Balssr,t including Ge-icng .........'..''''.. ls''
Amount this 90 -
for the
Gold shir ped ff.........
frcrn samuel Bcddll gtcn to Lonco r....... 2i-'5
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. .tb))to
or 90 tuns cwt Or. Us oZs.' az - =. MAKING a
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SPAIN.
TROOPS FOR CUBA

Tie first detachmen, of troops for Cloa sailed iron
Cadiz Jane on board the steamer Isabella Catoles
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Glasgow Markets.
JuNE l3-(Iy Telegraph EMasket today again quiet.