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3 TIE MANCHESTER- GUAfiDIAN, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 14; 1893; UAILWAYS (Ordinary). COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE. MARKETS. H. R.

fimrlere. But JOlti. H. Barker 0 Mr. H.

M-Calraonf, Strike, 8t 101b Loates 0 Sir K. W. QriBith's Retl Slcy. 8st 101b T. J.

lrter 0 Bi'liin': 6 lu II to fcpcecl, 5 to 1 nirst Jiiivxl M.uinc 8 to 1 ntiu Strike, and 2a to i --tat any iier (offered). lied Sky and Bolton, on the left. mad. Joint running from Speed, Boyal Murine, and Sempronius oo the right, with Pen-dennis ana Barripr. in the centre, antll quarter of a mile from were the 4 p.m.

prices of tlie fm-ks ami sini-es, together with tlie Ti urices at the last settlement -i- Settlemt, 5Iiut3av. Yesterday. June 13. Bosrti-nl. money.

W- it-Jv'liU1- a H'Ji Cents. ifT 1 u9 S9f4 99 9JA as-i 93 975 srrji 37ii ti6W 56. .3 las joj 10a M.H 9SH ssj; 103K 103 103 103 103 106 S3 94 Si B5 86.... ESjf SS 95 93 69 SO 89 6H 69 69 4j 41 43 42 75 V3S 2s 2ai tbii 3o 3d bl to 37 ioo-, 103 LONDON CORN MARKET, Tuesday. Wheat.

-Tb cargo market continues ti I lufiueneed by ami to-day I rude is dull witli red Am Tlcin wheat OCCasloiiidlv easier: but lor white deser ii.l v.i lues are uuiEnlaiiK'd. and In forward pioitloiis nellera are still scarce. No. 1 Calfornian, February loading, per Thistle (steel ship), made 29s. 3d.

net, and a superior cargo, same position, is reported sold at 23a. 3d. For Australian arrived, per Cambrian Chieftain, 29s. 3d. Is bid, and 26s.

6d. is offered for La nam new crop, per iMostra tannine. There are buyers oi Californlaii prompt at 30s. 3d. and of La Plata etearaers, May-July, at 26s.

fid. Australian afloat is offered at 'i9s. 6d. Parcels are steady for Indian and easy fur American. No.

2 Calcutta, May. sold at 28s. and hard Manitoba and hard Dulutfa, July, at, 29s. on order cabled out. London options are quiet and unaltered.

Dorubusch enLimt3 the quantity on passage to the United Kingdom at 3.869,000quartera, and to the Cntlaeat 1,724.000 quarters. Maize has had a firm market with near cargoes the turn dearer, but thft close is quiet. Danube, August-September, 12.000 quarters, made 20s. and Junelg-July For the Gladys at Gibraltar 20s. la refused, and 20a.

4Jd. for GalaU foxanlan, per George Allen, on passage. For Danube. July-August, 20s. 3d.

is bid, and for July 15-August 20s. Galatr foxanlan, une 20-July, 20s. lOjd. is quoted, and 21s. 6d.

for Augusi-Soptember. Mixed American piircels, July, 20s, ld. rejKirtetl paid. Dornbusch gives the quantity on 'passage to the Pnited Kingdom as 441,000 quarters, and in the Continent 453.000 quart rs. Bailey is firm, with a fair inquiry for near cargoes.

Dneiper, per Welbury June 3. made 16a. lSd. For Azoff June-July there are buyers at 16s. ami Ifis.

91. is offered for Septem-ber-Octoher cargoes. The quantit afloat for the United Kingdom ia 28S.000 quarters, agamst 256,000 quarters last week. OaU firm at full rates. Biga prompt, sellers, 17s.

9d. to 18a. 6.1. per 3041b. on samples.

Mixed American not offering. Ream steady. Saitli steamers. July-August. 25a.

3d. idlers; Btrtiary steamer nominally 24. 9d. and new crop, August-Sept ember, sailer, 26s. 6d.

MANCHKSTKK POTATO MAKKET, Tuesday. Potatoes Yorks.dre roi.iidjj. 6n. to 7fi. ditUi kidneys, 6s.

to 7s. pcr252lb. Jersey kidneys, ditto nukes, 8t. Cd. per cut.

Onions, 5s. per c.wf, GK1MSBY FISH MARKET, snpplv. Mo.lerate ileuiand. Prices us follow Grille, 8'. to 3d.

per "'7; bloater. 3s. pur box; cod (live), 2d. to 4s. f-d.

ditto (iiea.lt. Is. 6d. to 3s. 6d.

ditto 10. Od. per c. 8s, ti- per lox eiHiger els, 2ft. to bi-.

e.sch crabs, 3. i catfish. 5s. to 2. -r dab.

Ls. lo la, 9d, p. i Mitnc 4s. to 7s. per halibut (live).

5a. P.d. to (i. p-r stone; d'Ho (dead), 3s. Pd.

to 4s. pee ntnue; haddocks, 40s. per kit; ditto (round), 10s. to 16-. p.r hi dilto (Pinnall), 3s.

fid. per hake, 2-1. lo 4s. ftl. each Uipjieis, 3s per box; latchets.

Kf. to 10s. per box; ling (dead), to 4. fid. each; lobsters, 10d.

per lb. mackerel, bs. pcrscore; ovr-tcrs (Amerlcm), 4.. 9d. pr 1C0: ditto (Dutch), 12w.

per 100: ditto (UnglUh). 6s. per 100; ditto (Heligoland), 5s. 6d. per 100; plaic.

2s. 9d. to 4t. per Htone pniwus, ls. fid.

per alone; roker, to 12. per score; sot en. Is. to ls. 2d.

per lb, ttit to (lemon). lo Gil. per stone; 2. fid. per binylts (English).

3s. to 4s. ptr box; fa)inou, bd. to ltf. per lb.

grilse, fid. to I0d. per lb. (live). 2s.

to 4s. each dilto (dead). Is. 3d. to 3s.

each; 7d. to 8-1. per 5.. to 20s. per score; whitings (live), 4s.

6d. per score; ditto (dead), 3t. tM. to As. 'r stone; whitches, 2s.

bd. to 3s. per sLone; whelks. 3s. per wash.

Ice, 1.. 6l. per cwt. LONDON HAY MAJIKET. Tuiuiuy.

Supplies continue on a very modei-ate -idle, and nidc ia firm at the following prices: -Good to prime hay, 130. to inferior to fair dine. 90. to 120s-. -good to prime clover.

130s. to 150... Iniuriur to ditto. 100. to 120j.

straw, 40a. to 4Ss. ner load. THE DEATH-HATE. Tlie Registrar lienral reports that the annual rate of mortality in thirty-three great towns of England and Wnles List week averaged 18-2 per thousand of their aggregate population.

The rates of mortality in the towns given for the past four weeks are as follow wee etnung May May June Juue 20. 27." 3. 10. Birkenhead 16 14 16 17 Birmingham 20 16 IS 18 Blackburn 21 20 17 22 BoUon 24 17 19 21 Urauford 13 17 15 18 Brichtou 16 9 13 Id Bristol 15 17 13 14 Burnlev 13 10 24 li: Cardiff: ly 16 15 13 Cruvdun 14 12 10 11 Derby lb" 13 16 IM Dublin 2S Z-j 27 Z3 linburgb 17 la lb 1-i Gatchtad lb" 20 Glasgow 26" 23 21 22 Halifax 16 13 20 17 Hudderstield 22 12 17 10 Hull 15 10 16 IS Leeds 21 18 17 20 Leicester 17 ly 20 20 Liverpool 27 22 24 24 London LS 17 If IS Manchester 22 19 21 21 NrwcatIe-on Tyue 19 22 19 17 Norwich lt 12 14 14 Nottingham 14 14 12 iJ Oldham 21 11 ltf 20 Plymouth 16 17 14 22 I'oVtsniouth 13 14 13 13 Preston 21 20 17 19 SAliord 22 19 22 19 21 20 20 IG auiiderlaud li 2 Swansea lti 23 20 14 West Ham 14 12 12 16 Wolverhampton IS 13 23 10 LAWN TENNIS. THE NORTHERN TOURNAMENT.

FJay ia the Northern Tournament waa resumaS yesterday at Old Traffrrd in presence of a much larger gathering than Assemble! on th opening day. The meeting of W. Baddalejc tb Englinh champion, and hitt bcoCh8ir B. BadfaUtft with Messrs. Ball-Greene ana Carlton in the gentlemen's doubles, and the single events, ia which H.

Baddeley, H. S. Mahouy, and F. O. Stoker were to take part, were anticipated with a good deal of interest.

These various contests wero closely watched by lovers ot thn game, among whom. tt need scarcely be said, wero many rha preliminary round in. ti-e gentlemen's singles was completed before luncheon by the meeting of C. G. Allen and H.

S. Ctirteia. The former player won tha match very easily. In the preliminary round of the i i i i. i a lauma singles Alias orosoy mob miss uerji utnu nm beat her by six games to one and even to five.

Mrs. Hill yard in the first round of tlie Sadies singles was an easy victor in a contest with Miss L. Ciiatterton-Clarke. In the afternoon Messrs. Mahony and in the second round of the gentlemen's singlss, opened play by a match which in iU later stages was very well fought and at times exciting.

Mahony ran away from hia opponent to begin with, scoring in the first set six games to one. Iy the second set Ball-Greene secured the third, fifth, and sixth games, but Mahony put the next three to his credit, and entered on the third set with a strong advantage. This set showed Ball-Greene at his best. The score was cailvd three games to one in I113 favour, and then four games to two. Mahony put in some effective work, and the score advanced to four all, five all, and six all.

With two more games for Mahony the set, and with it the match, was his by eight games, as against six. The play of the winner was altogether aumirable. Nothing could be prettier than his placing, and some of his returns when close; to the net it was quite impossible to meet. Mahony takes the fullest use of his long reach, and makes strokes which a player less finely endowed would not attempt. Frequently v-ben in difficulties he sent in a lofty return, which give him breathing time and enabled him to get a controlling position.

Ball-Greoue played well and at times brilliantly, his volleys being particuJ.mv smart, in the fuird set there was little to choose between his play anil that ot" Mahony. While this match was in progress N. Melland, of the Northern Club, was meeting H. L'addoiev, of AH-hngland. fiaddeley was the victor.

the score in his favour being 6 3, 6 2, 6 4. The-e figures, however, scarcely indicate the close character nf the struggle. In one game of the second set deuce was called no les than nine times, and in auother game in the following set it was called seven times. Between Messrs. F.

O. 3toker and T. ti. Hill in tlie first round of the singles a very interesting battle was fought, and though the latter player had to submit tc defeat, he strove well and gallantly all through. In the ladies singles there were several eood matches, but perhaps tlie best was that between Miss and Miss Cooper.

Misa Shackle plays equally well left or right nanciea, ana standing wen out sue con stantly makes use of such advantage as the change of racquec irom nanu to nanu may give her. iter opponent played a determined game, but was unable to avert defeat. Interest in the day's play was at itd height when, in the gentlemen's doubles, the anu ti. Baadeley met Messrs. and Carlton.

The Baddeleys thoroughly understood each other's play, and in this they no doubt had some advantage over their opponents. Rut their play all through was of the highest class, and they well deserved the victory they secured. One stroke' of W. ladueley, tne English champion, was amusing as well as amazing, for he sent the ball high up towards the clouds. As fortune had it, the ball let within the courts, and a line rally ensued.

Perhaps the feature of the match was the pratty volleying across the net. tlie lour ti avers being close in. i.aritou was ou occasion brilliant and at times rather rash. Ball-Greene played lively and sound tennis. Another match in the gentlemen's doubles was that between the brothers Allen and .7.

B. Thistlethwaite and U. Leiburt. Messrs. Allen had the best of the games.

though their advantage was not conspicuous. The following are yesterday results: CIrntlemsn's Slsai.KS (Holder, J. Pim). Prcliminarv round: C. G.

Allen beat II. A. Curteis 6 2. 6 3. 0 First round H.

Baddelevbrat. N. MeIUnd-6 3, 6 2,6 C. 11. Mart it-beat A.

L- Macrie-63, 63, 64; F. O. SOker beat T. (i. Hill -6 3, 6 3.

4 6, 6 C. G. Allen beat T. I). Cummins 6 1.

6 1, 6 Second round II. S. Mahony beat G-. C. Ball-Greene 6 6 3.

8 6. Laoiks farsni.ES (IIoId Miss Dod). Preliminary round Miss Austin beat Miss Vaudrev 6 0. 6 1 Miss Con ler iie.it Miss Cressv 6 3. 6 Miss Shackle beat Mis- Conner -6 0.

7 5: Miss Crosby beat Mis Beryl Tulloch 6 1, 7 5. First round: Mrs. Hillyard beat Miss L. at tcrton -Clarke 6 2, 6 1 Miss L. J.

WiUon beat Miss L. O. Moir 6 2, 6 2. (ihSTi.KMhS's Dorm.ES (Holders, J. Pirn and F.

O. Stoker). Preliminary round W. and If. Baddeley tieatG.

C. Rili-Creene ana 11. v. uaruon ou, du, a. rirst round 11.

Martin mid II. A. Curt cis beat T. Covcntrvand J. C.

Betheli -fi 1. 6 2 63; K. IL and C. G. Allen beat J.

B. Thistlethwaite and If. Liebert bz. Tuts Proposed Demonstration of Minkiw at South port. At the lft monthly conference of the Lancashire and Cheshire Federation it was decided to bold their annual demonstration at South-port on the first or second isarurday in July, but the Kxecutive have since been informed that the railway companies are unable to make for any Saturday the arrangements that would be needed to convey large a number to Southport as would attend the demonstration.

The miners1 demonstration at Southport is therefore likely to be abandoned this year, but nothing further is to be definitely decided until the Federation Conference next month. R. DE JONGH'S LTGHT-BROWiV COD I.IVEB OIL. Tblrty-firo yoara' test in all parta of the wnrliJ proves t)iAt Jt is superior la all other Ci Liver UiU, ur pvei'Aratiuh. I II.

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HOV is it that CLAJIKE'S BLOOD MIX-TCRK baa obtained eh Jgrett popularity? la a no whicu hai pcrplexfld rnar.y. Tbeaatwcrla. tW tt fa troo'i. tte? tiiitst prifi-r ttiaX acJetiun and tnttdlca.1 tklil ti. lr.

wonderful affected by tt bavei'u-: -1 it ie ot tbe m't Lord I nary diicovarlM of modern tlm at 2s. fid. riirlU'a HltxX alixttira. aod do uot uaa an UaltUoik SPORTINOJNTELrJGEiVCE. ASCOT MEKTIXn.

The hopes that have for a long time liGfm expressed that Cue weather would favour the Ascot Meeting wero reaasea so iar as the opening day was concern With the sun from an almeit cloudless sky the weather ws simply perfect, the only fault that coulil be found being that th. heat was too intense, With this afternoon's nrosrrammB undoubtedly the best of the lour davs over which the meeting extends. it was not surprising to find the company a very large one in all departments, and the Royal enclosure presented the usual bright and charming scene asso ciated with it, thanks to the elegant costumes of the ladies. ThArn was nn nrvAncinn nn th miiKA. but shortly before racing commenced the Prince of Wales, who journeyed fro town by special train, arrived, accompamtjd by the Duke of York, the Duke 01 haxn- burgh, the Duke of Cambridge, and Prince Christian.

Although Major Clement had dona everything to keep the course in as good condition as possible bv artificial watprino iiic tTnrr wnm iin'iv'rL11inr Ann "thP noint ins lorts ere unavailing, antt the going was exceedingly hard, and to this tact may be ascribe 1 the abfiencn of many horses who might have met their engagements at me meeting, and noraniy amongst these was isinglass, who seemed to possess such a great chance in the Ascot Derby, bu; his owner wisely determined not to risk the chance of breaking him down on the hard going. As usual, the programme embraced seven items, and in accordance with custom the Trial Wakes, which, under its revined conditions, had obtained an excellent entry both in point of numbers and class, ushered in the proceedings For this llahna, who had scored a brace of victories at Kpsom, left off with just the call of Workington, the winner of the Kpsom Plate, whilst of the others William camu in for most support. Halma failed to tinifih the first three, and Workington won cleverly by half -a length from St. David. With Convent indulged in a walk over lor the Gold Vate, the luncheon interval was somewhat extended, and then came the Coventry dukes, tin ten runner for which ver two in excess of last year, when Mi If ord proved successful.

The colt by iiamptou Illuminata, who had won the Woodcote stakes at Epsom in such gallant iashiun. was alwavs favourite. 6 to beim? ids rdnin price, whilst van Dyck ana Arcano came in tor most support of tlie others. In the race Van Dvck had the mifortune to break a blood vessel, and ths llluminata colt won in eay fashion from liullingdon, tlie latter of whom, a son of Melton and s'hotover, was making his dchui in public. There can bo no doubt but that Lord Kusebery's unnamed colt is far and away the beast nf the "two-year-olds fiepn out thin year.

Next camo the Ascot Stakes, ami the iil'teen runners was the largest lie Id that has assembled at the ost sinca Chesterton won the race in 1878. When the wagering opened Kyes had a decided call, but gave way to riie-ssaiiari ami Knniskillen, itithyuian coming in for mot support ol the others, the race was run at pooJ pace, and on entering the straight Lauriscope tnok up the running and looked dangerous, but he was tjuicklv passed by Knniskillen and Madame d'Albany, but the latter proved a poor substitute lor Kagimunde, and Kimiskilleii made some atonement for hid defeat in the Cup, winning somewhat easily, Amongst the six runners for the Prince of Wales Stakes wa.4 Childwtck, who as a yearling cost 6,000 guineas. and tiiis was his first appearance in public. The favourite was supplied in Treasure, who ran second to Mrs. P.utterwick in the Oaks, whilst Red Ensign was a strongly fancied candidate from Middleham.

Treasure ran well, and possibly had more use been made of her she might have won, but as it was she was defeated a length by Red Ensign, a son of Paradox and Red Rag, who had only run once previously, this being in a Maiden Plate at Liverpool last November, when Tot ley beat him. by his victory Sir K. Jardiue scorfd his second success during the afternoon. On the strength of running second to Sarana in the Whitsuntide I' late at Manchester, Sempronius was backed down to 5 to 4 for the Thirty-sixth Ascot Biennial Stakes, but ran none too stoutly, and was cleverly beaten by speeu, a nome-nreu coic by iiampton uucetta, who was making hia dMut in public to-day. The day's sport concluded late with the Thirty-Dinth Triennial Stakes, which proved the good thing it was thought to be for May Duke: Details: The T1IIAL STAKE'S of 10 sovs.

each, with 500 added; weight lor age; eualtles and maiden allowances; the sreeond to ieeeie 0 sovs. out of the stakes. -3eeu 166yds. 20Mibs. Mr.

.1. lowfher's Workington, bv Charibprt Hematite. aged. 9i oil J. Watts 1 Mr.

John Charlton's St. D.uid, 5 yrs. 9st 31b Kiekaby 2 Colonel North's Simonian. vrs, ii-it 101b R. Chaloner 3 Mr.

L. de Rothschild' Bumptious, 5 yrs. 8st Cannon 0 Mr. .1. tL Baird Hay's Ilis Honour, 4 yrs, 7stiSlh (ear.7at 91b) P.

Pratt. 0 Mr. T. Jennings's William, 3 yrs, 7st. 81b W.

Bradford 0 Captain Machell's Halma. 3 vr.i, 7st lib (ear. 7st. 4lb) T. Loates Mr.

P. Cooper's Barbarian. 3 vrs. 6st 1Kb ('. 0 0 0 Lord lUleamere's Beilaruiiue, 3 vri.

6st H. lluxtabb: Sir -J Thur.sbv's Man ot Ross, 3 yrs. fist, lllb W. (tough 0 ing 7 to 2 agM Halma. 70 to 20 agst Workington, 6 to 1 llettin e.idi William nw Bumptious, 8 to 1 agst, Simonian, and zo to ag-t.

any other (otlereiJ). There was a'tedious debiy, and when the Hag eventually fell of Ross, on the left, eiit out. the work with a elear lead of irbariau, 1 hese tir ing followed on Mie right by Halma and Ilumpt ions, and in the centre by Simonian aud Workington, with St. IVivid waiting in the rear. So they ran to the mail alter going about half way.

when Barbarian took up the run- liiug. t'olloweil by llahua, Simonian, and Bumpli. with Workington next, to the distance, where Halma showed in front, lad only for a few fctviites. aim then Workington shot on', followed hv Si. D.ivid, the lormcr winning a good men by half a length; three lengths between second and third.

IMfanniiie was fourth. Bumptious fifth. Hahua sixth, Bar- luriau seventh, William next, ami Man of Ross last. The (JO Ml VASK. value 200 added to a sweepstakes of lit) eaoh weight forage; penalties and nuiideu allow aneejj.

Two miles. 5 subs. Sir J. Thursby'-i Cuiveut. by Philammoti Conviction, 3 yrs, "7st 3lb, V.

Allsopp, walked over. The COVKNTlfY STAKES of 10 sovs. each, with 1,000 added, bir wn-year-oMs eo(i, 9t fillies. 8st lllb; the second to receive 10 per eenv and the third pur cent on the whole sdake. Five turlongs 13byds.

93suhs. Ijfird Ronrtiery'seolr by Hampton- llluminata, A. White 1 Jhikeof Wfsiminteri Uullingdon. 9.it, M. Cannon 2 Piiuee Sollvkoff's tjst.

lllb Y. Webb 3 t'oliuiel Clifherow's liays. 9st. V. Riekaby 0 (irtieral Von Kodol it sob's Van Dyek.

9st- O. Barrett 0 Lord Bradford's by Chippendale Ivetaey, 8st lllb F. Allsopp 0 Lord Zetland's (lalingalc, 8st lllb .1. Watts 0 Mr. T.

Jennings's Marguerite Sst lllb H. Barker 0 Mr. Sst lllb T. Loates 0 Sir W. Throekmn.lon'a Arrnnn, T.

J. Cal.Ier 0 lletting 6 to 4 the llluminata colt. 3to 1 agst Van Dyek, 4 to 1 agst Arcano, 100 to 7 agst. Bulliiigdon, and 20 to 1 agst anv other (offered). The lot re.ich'd the fiost in good time, but several failures neeuired the Mgnal was given to agolslarL Then Marguerite 1 1., on the left, made play from the Ivt-tscy filly and the llluminata colt, hese being just clear of Arcano with.

Hiillbigdnn Pi front oi Vulpeeola on the rij-hT. whilst Van Hvek showed prominently in the centre. They ran without iti'iii-li eh.mge until a distance and a half from home, when Van Dyek and Arcano were in trouble, and with the llluminata colt pulling his way to he front he at once had the race in hand und won in a canter by a length and a bait bet ween neeon 1 and hird. Arcano was a moderate fourth. Van Dvck, who broke a blood vessel, fifth.

Marguerite II. sixth, Rays seventh, and Tinhts last. Time, lmin. 12 4-5i-ei The ASCOT STAKES (handicap) or 20 sovs. each.

10 ft, with 1 .000 added; penalties; the second to receive 200 sovs. and tlie third 100 out of be stakes. About two miles. Vb subs. Sir R.

Jardine'B Eimiakillen, by Prism Rosary, 5 yrs, 8st 71b T. Loates 1 Mr. A. Taylor's Madame d'Albany, 6 yrs, 8st Barrett 2 Mr. T.

Holmes's ljiuriscope, 4 yrs. Sst 91b S. Chandley 3 Sir .1. Thnrsby's Paddy. 4 yrs, "jst F.

Webb 0 Lord Penrhvn's Ttiesf.ali.iii, 4 vrs. 8st.8Ib M. Cannon 0 Mr. .1. B.

Burton's Barmecide" aged, BstSIb F. Rickaby 0 Colonel North's Brand v. 4 yrs, 7st 121b T. Mullen 0 Mr. U.

A. RalliV Whip. Feather, 5 vrs. 7ft lllb A. White 0 Mr.

A. Wallace's Sanet isfima. 4 yrs. 7st 91b P. Pratt 0 Mr.

.1. M. Hanbmv's Ben Wyvis. 4 vrs, 7st 41b O. Madden 0 Mr.

M. Rankes's Simian, 3y. Gst 13fh(in. 71b ex.i.P. Chaloner 0 Mr.

J. Cannon's Wed Eyes. 4 yrs. 6st lllb R- Ulting 0 Lord Mradford's Moss Trooper. 5 yrs, 6st.

101b F. Allsopp 0 Lord Durham's Uithyniaii, 4 yrsGst 101b H. Toon 0 Lord I'uuravens Lord Cecil. 3 Bradford 0 Betting: 5tol agst, Thessalian. 6 to 1 agst, Knniskillen.

100 To 15 agst lied Byes, 7 to 1 air-a Itithviuau. 10 to 1 each ai'st Whit Feather, M.idume d'Albany. and Paddv. 100 to 8 each Brandy, Lauriscope. and Moss Trooper, 100 to 7 agst Lord Cecil.

100 to 6 agst S.mct issima. 20 to 1 each agst Barmecide and Ben Wyvis, and 25 to 1 agst. Shulah. Place Betting: 6 to 4 each agst Thessalian und Knniskillen, to 1 each agst. Ibd Kyes and Bithynfan, 5 to 2 cacti agst White Feather, Madame d'Albany, arid Paddv.

3 to 1 agst Brandy, 100 to 30 each agst, Lauriico and Moss." Trooper, 4 1 each agst Lord Cecil und Sauetissima, 5 to 1 each agst Ben Wwis and Barmecide, and 6 to I agst Shulah. 'There were several breaksaway. in the majority of which Tliessalian was prominent, and much time had been cut to waste when the signal was given. Then K'nulah, who had (irnwu the inside berth, showed in front, followed by Moss Trooper and Tbessalian to the stand, passing which Shulah was s-till followed by Moss Trooper and Thessalian, with White 1-Vather. Ben Wyvis.

Laurisf-np, Madame d'Albany. and Paddv next. rhPtw: tieing succeeded by Red Jivesaud tMUictissima, with Uird Cecil and Mithyuian the whippers in, to the hotel turn, where Shulah drew out with a four lengths' lead, followed by White Feather, who was in turn well cleared Moss Trocar. Tbessalbm. Ben Wyvis.

and lauriscope, with Sauetissima, I'addv, Bannccide, and Red Byes next, whilst Lord Ceril.was now last, and he was tailed off at the mile pout. Here Shulah was just, in front of Thessalian and White F.jather, with Ben Wyvis. Lauriscope. Red Byes, and Moss Troopex next, to the. Brickkilns, where Bun Wyvis took the lead, attended bv Lauri scope and Barmecide, whilst Shulah.

Knniskillen, and Red Eyes were next, and Paddy. Bithynian, and Madame d'Albany were close up. Hen Wyvis came Into the straight in front of Lauriiicope. with Kimiskillerj and Birmecide ne.it, until fairly in the Hue. for home, when Ben Wyvis was lieateu; then I-niriseuprt was left In front, but was almost immediately challenged by KanUkillen, who quickly got the best ot it and won by three lengths; four lengths between jcond and third.

Barmecide was fourth. Ben Wyvis fifth. Red Eyes sixth, Bit.hynian seventh, Brandy eighth, Ionl Cecil ninth, Paddy tenth, and Shulah eleventh, the other four pulling up in a cluster. Time, 3mln. 3'J The PUIN'CK OF WALKS STAKES of 50 sovs.

each, ft, with 1.000 added, for three-year-olds Colts. iJst 101b; lilhes. penalties aud maiden allowance; Ihe second to receive 300 sovs. aud the third 200 out of the slake. One mile 5fur.

57 subs. i Sir IL JardJne's Red Ensign, by Paradox Red Rag. Eht T. Irates 1 Lord Rosebery's Tresiure. 7t 121b A.

White 2 SirJ. Biunde" Maple's Childwick. Sst 31b F. Rickttby 3 Mr. Douglas B.nrd's Harbinger, 9st lib M.

Cannon 0 Duke of Lteiuw-t's Son of a Gun. Sat 131b J. Watts 0 Baron Gamboge. 8t3lo G. Barrett 0 Betting 6 to 4 agst.

TrefMure, 7 to 2 agst Red Ensign. 4 to 1 agt Chlldn ick, 9 to 2 agst Harbinger, aud 103 to 14 agst Son of a Gun. The flag quickly fell, and Tressurc led for a few strides, when "he was pulled back last, aud Harbinger settled down in froi.t of Childwick and Son of a Gun, with Gamboge, next, until seven furlongs from home, when Rerl Rusign joined Harbinger, and they were followed by Gamboge and Childwick. with Treasure still last. Making the turn Tor the straight.

Gamboge ran out, and shortly afterward Rtd Bnsign took up trie miming, followed by Sou of a Gun. At the distance Tres-surt became second, but Red Ensign shook her off and won by a lengt bree-qutwttrs ot a length between second and third. Sou of a Gun was fourth and Harbinger tiftli, whilw Gamboge was beaten The THIRTY-SIXTH ASCOT BIENNIAL STAKES of 10 sovs. each, with 300 added, for two-year-olds; colts, Sst; fillies, gstlOIb; pnalrv: the second to receive JO per cent on the whole stake. Five furlongs 136yds.

66 subs. Prince Soltvkofl's Speed, by Hampton Lucetta, 9st F. Webb 1 Mr. Douflas Baird's 5empronius. 9st M.

Cannon 2 Lord Zetland's Hoval Marine, 9st J. Watts 3 Lord Ellesmere's Bolton, T. Mullen 0 Mr. Rose's Peuuennis, F. Rickaby 0 i Mr.

T. Caanwi' Priucw Helena, St 101t G. Brown 0 I 1 1 i i LONDON PRODUCE MARKET. Tubspay. Sitfjar.

At the auctions crvstr.ths-.! re.dia'"M lull to rather (inner piic. 3.734 crvstallNcd Ti ii.i.i.ul ol.l ai a0. t.21s. 74d. i.n low to J'm yellow.

i'3 il -rJudoes Mild; Kovxl middling to uood 2U. to 21s. 01. 'ft' i-wrch atat liags svrups sold at 17s. 9d.

for Barbadoes and 17s. C'd. to llis. for St- Kitts. 886 bags pale crystallised Penan sold at.

19s. 9d. to 20s. Privately cane Kinds are quiet, but holders are firm. Beet Is quiet, but late values fully supported; June delivery quoted 19.

sellers, July done at 19s. plus Aust 19s- September sellers 17i. fa. plus October sold nt los. 3d.

to 15a- 25id and November-December 14s. 9d. f.o.b. In the re lined market piece sold to a fair extent at steadier prices. Sfoved giKKis quiet and little doing.

Tate's cubes No. 1 23. No. 2 No. 1 crystals 23s.

3d. und 22s. No. 2 22. standard granulated Martiueatt's No.

1 cubes 23s. No. 2 tftlera 23s. gnwutatcd 22s. yellow crystallised Lyle's eranulated 22s No, 1 crystals No.

3 21. yellow crysUllised 21s. 21s. II 20s. 3d.

Martineau's syrup 8a. 6d. to finest golden 15s. Foreign refined is dearer. Coffee.

Large sales went quietly at an average decline of 6d. for Central American kinds, of which supplies mostly consisted. 3.291 bags Costa Rica nearly all sold, smallish mixed to mid-flJingroiiry9D. fjood middllur to fine greenish and blue 93s. bI.

to 103s. 6d choice twld and peas 100s. to 1045. 6d. a few verv fine 114s.

bag Guatemala, Ac. partly sold, gn.Ki ordinary tfme ordinary foxySos. to Ixld foxytSs. 10 line ordinarv to middling grey and colonry II4." to 93s. fine bold 102k.

'6d. to 103s. and pes 109.. 114. ltd.

foxy peas 94s. 405 bags Columbian purl sold at 92s. to 9X 7H2 East India sold, small to medium coaled Coorg at 93s. 61I. to 104..

Iiold peas 114s. to llli- 24 rukr Ceylon and 66 barrels Jamaica sold at. av 03 packages Mocha and 554 tgs Santos bought in. Ku. ares are M.

to Is. lower. Sales, 6,000 bags. Kio, September, down to 74s. and Di'cmlier 72s.

9d. Tea. More demand for Ceylon at the late low prices. 17.000 pnekage chlefiv sold; pekoes Gd. to fine Is.

0d. to Is. orange pekoe 7d. to and pekoe souchong 6d. Cim-w.

Colonial Is. to 2s. lrtwer. Of 3.200 lags thrfe-fnnrths sold; Trinidad 32s. to 84s.

Grenada 72s. bU to 74s. 6d. g.md to line 75s. to Jamalui.

69s. to 74s- 6d. 260 Ceylon sold at Is. to2s. advance; good No.

1 USs. to 120s. l.lbO bag foreign alt bought, in. Shellac irregular. 775 cases half sold; block Y.

orange to 100.., gotl A.C. garnet and ordinary second but ton 106s. T.N. for August delivery sold at IO83. Plumbago dull.

Fair sales good dust at 3s. 9d. to and low at 2. od. Cutch dull.

Low slabs sold at 6s. 3d- Hai ti. -Cliinehnua. dull and prices rather easier, the unit averaging -Vl. to d.

Jute dull. Further sales of 1,000 hales good firsts new crop at 13. p. Li. Linseed quiet; snot, 20s.

Scntrniber-pecembcr, 19s. 9.1. Hull. hpot. 19s.

9d. ISs. WafK quiet; UfiJish brow 23a. bd. refined, 2bs.

Coiiou-seel lower, at 61. refined, 22s. 3d. Petroleum dull at 4.1. to and Kussiau 3d.

to 4d. per pull mm. Tui peutiiic American spirit, 22a. 3d. to 22s.

4id. Tullow P.Y.c..4Bi. fjer wxu.n,-.. LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET, Tuesday The moderately large shipments for the past week ndviaed from America this morning have had no uppn eiable effect on litis bacon market, where holdern are making the nio-l of 1 he opioitunity against the possibility in further h-avy coiisiguiuents next week. Stocks cuni inuV small, and v.

ill: a lairty giKat country demand prices forali meal it are maint.iined wit ii coi'stderale hrmuess. Clear belliej are quoted tjd. per cwt. dearer, whilst short clear back- are uain advanced a similar amount. Waterlord tuu'on is rather lower, but.

Continental is without change. Hams are somewhat iiTitguIar, there being a full supply ottering and nol perhaps as much doing as sellers would like, but price. arc unchanged. Shoulders remain firm, and meet with a fair demand for loth kinds. Lard in the alienee of anything material from America id without change, but holders are not offering at all freely, and prices are quite steady.

Cheese has an improving demand, which given hope ot a better market shortly, but prices are without change except that the limited stock of old is held for a slight advance. Butter is dull and unchanged for American. Irish, and Danish. Beef moves off atwdily at previous prices. Pork scarce and firmly held.

Eggs are without change from lust report. Ciirran. Uttntations. per KJ4lb. Ifiilia m-i-7, Pack tit Plate Pora.

ptirAHlri. i'rhn'j uwis pr 1121b. Anuncan ljtg clar Sn. i ril eiu Stall, cur Cfe irtiffllir). Short clear tiai'h HaiiH.

per In ilL. lon cut. Shortcut Sho'llder-i Iir.1, lir 112IU. U.S. Ko.il tt fine Do.

reline-1 Ho. lirkiu- T.dbov. pe: Amrie-an Aiuarlvui. 9. d.

s. il. Ciiee-ie, per 1121b. 62 6 C7 til FitVf.it Slate. old d.

s. d. 0 57 0 0 49 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Si 5tt Ditto nw Fines. C'-liire nuw Fine Baiter, pei Kiel Idih r-iri--lf, Ivno Fai mi-. Dani-ib- Cb ii.

l-ilesal Australiaii-Finujt U.S. au.t Catiavla tillttiw Fin-j M-rifarnie, perlli'lu. PllJtiSL Mi-ilium Liiv ditto lii-ili hn UlLto duck 9S 3 Wl 3 WOOD Bi Oj 0 52 0 bl 0 51 0 lu 0 U) 0 0 ti 0 0 ui 0 a 0 bj 0 0 69 0 71 0 t2 0 66 0 0 0 0 0 0 K6 0 0 10 110 0 0 100 0 100 0 0 OUU 0 0 0 50 0 S3 6 54 0 I) 51 0 12 0 27 22 I 2 7 0 32 (i 0 I Import, of rrovtsfont. I li-JV. 1 Ills Wl.

Till! v.i:tr. Butter Uh.o Il.iiii-i 1K.X6X tlenre ia I7C.7.'Z 1M to 11.521 12.274 07 1.U4J 8.537 li.HCe.i 470 tons 47 114S MI.BC7 S2.145 17.571 IVik 201 G4 rirJ LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET, Tuiwdav. There was a fair attendance at his market to day. th meeting of National Convention of Miners no doubt helping in his ropeet- A fair inquiry existed for spot wheat, and a btudm'K wit done'at about last market day prices to '2l. per cental advance for red wheats.

No. 1 Ualiforntuu opt ions opened steady and about 'd. lower than last, night. lluiness was again very dull, and tlie close alter a featureless market, was quiet and generally lower. Sabs estimated at 15,000 comiriMtig tis.

rieptcinbcr 6s. ljid. Closing priced (430 p.m.); DdUvariys. So. I (Jallfornian our iOJIlp.

Uu. r-. Jtile. Sept. (let.

d. d. n. d. d.

.1. TI.Nilav..., 5 10i 5 111 6 01 6 0 21 0 0 Piev.itav 11 lli 6 02 li 2 3 liid American futures owing to unfavourable advice: Am'-rt-M were Jd. per cental easier at. the opening, and IVr. s.

it. 0 0 0 0 from lejfll Milne had rat her an indifferent market. Early in the aitei iionn Might recovery was noted and several deal, tot. pl.iet beUer than morning prices, out on poor report from America and rumours of further financial troubles there thecio-e was quiet at a decline of d. per cental.

Sales estimated at centals, comprising July 6s. August, ba. y). tons, September s. lOd.

to 5s. and Uctober bs. ltd to b. lHd. Closing pricet (4 30 p.m.): Inllvrrte3.

Kat Amnrican pir lOOln, Buyer. hub. umv. Aug. ici.

inv. jjec. j. it. .1.

1. 1. TliN Tav. 1 5 8 9 5 10 5 10 5 11.1 ..00 ..5 7 5 5 5 10 0 0 0 Indian shininent were auain dull, ami iirtee an nnnii- nally unchanged. Uuslness includes 200 tons April-May Xo 1 lloinbiiy at.

5s. and 500 ton a August-September d'itto at. same price. Wheat cargoes though rather quiet have ruled very firm, and sellers were more easily able to obtain their requirements of yesterday. Sales included 16.571 No.

1 Californian ariived per Thistle at 29a. 3d. net, and 29s. was bid from the Con-j tiiicut for Californian ier Fort Stuart at port of call. Maie on he spot, met wim a goon ueinatut tor ail descriptions, and American mixed was especially firm owing lo the scarcity of supplies on this market, prices maikiug Ji-d.

per cental advance. American mixed maize options opened dull ami prices were a shade easier, but though trading was only of a very moderate character he market. AuMcq iie.nl ly improved owing to the ti of spot, and closet! linn aud unchanged to 't'd dearer. Sales estimated at. 100.000 centals, comprising June at 4s.

iM. to 4f. duly 4s. 2d. to 4s.

August 4s. 3d. to 4s. Closing prices(4 30 p.m.): XoliiorI3S. SlijceJ American per 1001)1 Uuvers.

Jim. July. Auk. i-eut. Oct.

s. d. a. fl. s.

.1. .1. k. Thh Ahv 4 2 ..4 2J 4 2 4 4 4fc li ev. day 4 li 2 ..4 2 4 4j Nov.

0 0 0 0 liound yellow options opened neglected, and nominally unchanged. hut improved in sympathy with mixed, though no trading was recorded, closed pertly jd. dearer. Sales nil. Closing prices (4 30 p.

in) I)eUvried. -Ituund Yellow per 1001b. Uuyer. June. juiv.

Aug. r-s'pt. d. m. d.

v. .1. k. d. This dav 4 4 1J 4 2j 0 0 Prevfons nay 4 4 1 4 2J 0 0 s.

it. 0 0 0 0 Ma7.c cargoes havft not to-dny had an active market, but the tone has been quite steady, and values are fully maintained. Sales include 12.000 quarters Augus.Sept.emher Danubian at 20s. and 12,000 quarters June-July Danubian at IDs. 9il.

is bidding for the "Sam Haudtord IJanubiau. at Gibraltar. Flour has a steady but an'ict market at unchanged prices. Ilcans are quiet but firm, l'eas unchanged, but in plentiful supply, uats in gooa demna at, 'u, auvance tor i.auauian. Oatmeal tlrm and in moderate demand.

Quotation- vtieat 10CID. s. .1. s. (I.

Duiiith, No. new 0 0 0 0 Wlntor West old ..5 10 0 4 Do. 5 Bi 5 9J Californian. No. 1..

lu Hi A.ima 5 7 il (ililrka 0 0 0 0 Pea-t -I'l 0 0 0 0 Oanalian nJW 5 6 0 Flour 280lu. Wlntor PaLeni VreKuti Trieste Catiforulan f. it. 2 0 EG 2 0 3 HZ 6 34 .22 23 lixllan uorn 1001b. American mixed, old.

0 Onto now 4 CSal. Tot 0 luvurPiatd yellow 0 Beans baiiii jr 25 3 25 ItnporUof Gmtn, Ac. (In eontals). Kl-tiir. To-ilay This vveek Ttits Last 10.0BO 12.415 19.019 1.9tx.r- 2.H10,b74 OSt5 02 12,554 130,061 1 1-5 CATTLK AI A 11 SALFORD, Tuesday.

There was a larger supply-tF cattle, and a worse trade at lower prices. A few prime made but the general top price for gwd beet was 6.lid. per lb. The supply of sheep and lambs was also larger. Choice North-country light-weight sheep met with fair demand at higher prices, making up to gd.

per tmt all others sold slowly at late rates. Trade for lambs was wars', owing to the large supply, and buyers obtained a substantial reduction from the prices ruling last Tuesday. The market closed flat forali kinds of stock, a clearance not being effected. There was a smaller supply of calves, but quite sufficient for the requirements of 1 lie trade, business being slow and prices again in favour of the buvcr. Quotations: Cattle, 5Jvd.

to 7d. sheep, 6d. to bd. Iambs. 7Jsd.

to 9d. calve. 4j-d. to 6j4d. per lb.

At market Cattle. 2,320: cheep ami lambs, 192. BIRMINGHAM, Tubsday. Small supply of beasts, fair of sheep, and large of pigs. Trade slow.

Beef. 5d. to a few lamb, 7d. U84d. per lb.

Bacon pigs, 9s. 9d. to p-irkets, 10s. 3d. to 10s.

6d. and sovs, 7s. 6d. to 7s. 9d.

per score, DONCASTEH, Titrsday. There was a pood show of beasts and sheep, with a fair attendance of buyers, beef being rapidly disposed of at late values, which ranged from 7s. 6d. to fcs. per stone.

A larger show of sheep and lambs than laM. week, and fair inquiry at late rates; ewes 5d. to shearlings 7d. to and lambs' IQd. to lid.

per lb. A moderate supply of calves, veal being from 7d. to Bd. per lb. Numerous supply of pigs, and trade good pork from 6.

61. to 7s. per stone. 11 VLL. Tl'K-daY.

There was a better supply of cattle, and rather more business iiune milch cows making 14 to 19 per liead. and store beasts 11 to 15. Sheep in fairly good supply, and husf ness done at rather better prices, making 40s. to 44s. each.

Pigs scarce and again dearer, business being done at 7s. 6d. to 8s. Dr-r stone. MALTON, TfKSDAY.

A fair tone in the beef market, but secondary lots were not so to sell as last week. Good heifer beef made 7s. 9d. to 8s. 3d.

yuung hiillucks. 7S. 6d. to S. cows and coarse beef, 6s.

9d. to is. per stone. Veal calves were in small supply and dearer, ruling to 84s. per head.

There was a big show of lambs, which made less money, ruling 9d. to iOd. per lb. Sheep numerously shown ami tnide dull; top lots making 7d. to and ewes and heavy sheep from 4d.

per lb. Rain is much needed to enliven the store sheep trade. Pigs a good demand, and all classes very dear. NEWCASTXK, Prime heifers. 3d.

to 8s. Gd. steers, 8s. to 8s. second-class animals, 31.

to 7s. d. coarse and inferior. 5s. 3d.

to 6s. pork. 5s. Cd. to 7s.

9d. per tone; mutton. 5ld. to htnb, 9d. to IOd.

per lb. At market Cattle. sheep, 8.100; pigs. 403. CLYDR CRUSHED SUGAR MARKET, Tuesday.

Tone quiet; moderate business done at full prices. The oflieial report states Market not active, but a fair business has been dune at very firm prices. CORK BUTTER MARKET. Tuesday. A good supply, with brisk demand.

First, thirds, and fine fell seconds ud mild went at last prices fourths came down 4s. and superfine 25. Quotations: Firsts. seconds. thirds, S4s.

fourths', 74s. supernue, fine. mild. S5e. fuoertine rtwls.

94. line. fcSs. creameries. 97s.

In market 1.075 firkins. classified as tollows au, secouos ufz, tturas tourtos 1 4, tupercafi im. one od. mua ii, supcruue cogu COLONIAL AND COUPOIUTION STOCKS. Buenos Ayres Citv o0 6 P-c.

Heltwiirntr Tmmwavs Trr.M. deh. acct. 39 p.c. 10CK and Melropw Bjard vi e.

of Witrlts deli. 92 104 MflUmnn- Harb. Trust Com. Tonntii Citv 5 p.c localiinp. 4 P-u.

91 ljnds, acct. IMJf GAS AND BLECTKIO LIGHTING. Brush Electrical Knfiineering. European, .1 pd. acct lb, tV acct.

Gaslight and Cote A ordin.iry, 222. 154. 3. H.4J4. 3-acct.

MelropoIlMii Electric Supply 6 p.c. 104 Monte Video. 14 Wft minster Electric Supply. Do. non-cum.

pref. acct. City of London Electric Li 'hi, Do. cum. 12fl iHitiucntiil, 222 acct.

223, 2 acct. oi INSURANCE. Alliance Assurance, London, accf. Imi eiial. acct.

32, North Brii.jjh mul Mercantile, Ijiw Guarantee Trust, lri, 36j COAL, IKON, AND STEEL. Otis Steel, 1 MINKS. Cape Copper, acct. l1 IV Btvr.f otisol. Do Is; dcN'in.

Don Idm. afct. acct. -acd. Kin Ti -to nioit.

acct. 102? Tt'Iiin i accf. Oricidal Steam i. j. m-t-r.

137 9 Do. ucct. Ib4'! Cunard Steam. S10. IM th-ii-iii Sii-nm in ii.v.I i Cuiull ai-t.

14' 3 AND THLRPIION IW. ItiaHVan Kimiariiu. 1 1 1 r. Slates Cable, 1377. Ka 'tern.

16jif acct. Do. 6 p-c. pref. h-'i K.t-ii.

and China, an-t. lr- I'ninnicrcial Cable, lii-lt-rn and ftmiih African 4 p.e. mini ili.b. lOiis Nittinnal 'IVlrphoin-. 15 Do.

4,4 p.u. deb. 114--acoi. V.I India and Panama, )i TIt.VM WAYS AND OMNI BUS. Glasgow Tramway and.

Umui- North Metropolitan, bus. acct. VTs. 1.3 aotrt. llsj Provincial.

S' 1US- LIVK.IPOOL. panted in the LierHtl Marlw Argentine 6 per i-i-iiin. ac t. per cent i timdin. acrt.

57'-: p. c. Knpi'c Paper. iv preicrved e-m. i-; and YttrJtsiiire.

lii-j fi1" Li'inum su-ct inir transact.lnMs are di' tfi 'rluam iMindn, io, 'i Kittle India rdiii try dontan lW'i' id Lriiiou "ni. iWlr MiilluiU. -nb h.i-lnii n-l. 7ic Willi- land, k-'j L.iu.-a-hiri'.n-d Y-ukhi c-iit. aci-l.

13.ii North Station! 44 peri-ent. 1S73 141. Cnl.iiral m-. Avi-s M.inii- iu -lit d-iieiiturf. Pj7 I'ltt il'ir-.

In-ul me ti E.t-t Indian A. 'i t.r.md OI (' in uccl.7','; diito mtuntnl'M-d. acct. i 1 tir-: n. ace.

V. i. ditb- pi eferem-e, aci'l. J-4. 4.

4- ditto ihlr.l. IH-v 4. Miiihnd ni 'icli-nt iin li.tilro.il 'i 1 yi-neral iijnrt. ijniil. I'awl.

ai ct. 71 j. nccr. Ciiicau, Mihv.i'.ik Di uver and Itio xX.V-accr. ,0 4-.

iil 9-'t: N-w Yo. k. Lake acct. New York. Ontario delphiuund P.e.riiiiij.

aei-l. ai.l 3 dittn el ri-nce, 1 ilie i. and We? I en 1 pre fen el. and UValeni. acct.

Il, Phila- dUlnileteried m-y. acct. hi. l'aiil. ininepi and -danitcba 00 year S.

Ali-pp an I Innr uii British inori ii eri Dig, ci lU'Ct. 474 ditto pret'eiell aivt. ami rureiirn tieilnni.in It'ival. 1 a ami Mhm-v ini Fire and Lin-, j'1. MinAelianfOU Birmingh.iin Canal.

Fow ler Brot he mil. pn t. ib, Liverpool United Traiiiwavs accl. Mi'iier Sale. 13 Nat ional acct.

5, llio "i iulo Mining, li acct. San Jorge Nitrate. Alkali. 7,. aect.

7'-s di'to cumulative preference, 11J; dilfu 11101 gage debentures. 1123-' acct. 112 Odd In- A nvp'ieu 1 two fractious aiuifies thut the quotai ion is at he mean price. GLASGOW. Tlksda-V.

The following transactions are re-p-nied in tile Glasgow rhar' 3LirkeL An icau Gold it'-co. ei 42v. Balagh.it. 6d. Bi-okenhill.

75s 72. 6d. deterred. 3K-. 5.

Chicago. Milwaukee, and St. Paul. 71 It Civde Coal. 74' C't-'tvit Itf'f.

34-. 3d. Gias-'ww and 110; Gokinvld South Alriea. 3dV; Trunk ol Canada tii-it OWi. 1-, llalil.it Susfar.

Louisville and Nashville. 03 'J Viure Gold. Cxi New York, Lake Airie, m.i V. ster-i. NV.vY.-ik.

Ontario, and Western. Ntddrie B. Norh Ilritisli dereirc. 33 "3. i Ooi--guiii Gold, ij-ja.

Od. Cuiou Pacific. ntu, 11 U- COM "ME RCIAL 31 A RKETS LAXCASfHRE (JuAL TRADE. o'cuesteh. Only a hi nly attended meet in theCoai Kxcliange to day.

with but a vi-iy l'jw duing generally. With repaid to all oi round C'd he remains in much the same as r- i-i i-d i-u jine inie pa-t ltequir-ineiits fcr Ji. -us lire civisumjit ion and for general niauu-fae! uring pn: cuni iiiuc exiremely mull. and ait lioiigh many en.Ik'ries a-i iiu. w--: iing more ihau two to three day-, hiUt three to days about i be full average 1 inie tl.iii the pita running, th- output i-.

rahly in except Of the demand, and stocks are ing I'l et v. (pooled rates remain uiichauged.bu: prices in tin market, are weak, and To elear away uinb.r low figures are frequently tak-u. The qn.i'al ion at the pit inuii! for best eo.d remains at to lis. td 9fi. Gvi.

ti I0s. coiunion hniiie-lin' i-oil. 7-. CI. Ha.

and steam atal forge il atiout t. bd. Uni. The rry limited .1 01 eniinie 1 ucl eouuiii; 'nin I lo- in 11 k-: are can-nig men asoig ilitlicuUy in met-Uug the 1 i-t, i-njMiiwr-. although it is exee.pt ioual qu-ta i-e- are ad vanes I to r-ular cusromeis, ourside ive to jay higher prices, and theie is a more at bat t- i-d-At Ik pi' in.

nit averages m. qua lit ies of ai letching rii'in 3.1-i" 6-. and the ipialiiies 4s. I It-. I'i.

per t. ni. In ie hi ppin 1 rade here is a Very limit ed I ilir at ,1 finely low prii'i's. 7s. td.

to 8:. being about the an ig in ioal delivered at the Duekri ih High Level, i.iierpnol. LANCAS1I1HH 111' i''HK-'l'Mt. Tt't -en AY. some iuipnoeiiient been an weigh! have mot generally oi the en davs iinMvjjjjr pig iron tnakMJ' uitii a verv Iri.lf I ihlf idc l.iv nf in nil.

I 1. tii'iiu Ui i in i i- if itn in I. tt.iv. 1 tin; il ls J.i-i'ii niiiiii' u.i.-.l. Htn.t.'ll in ii.iniiii.iliy i limiuil lui-t ues.s il.iiti;'.

illi rr: I touiMrict In amis, uiaki rhaps not ipiile so to ii way upon heir (putted but. verv iirb-es ait beiiii; taken, and delivered equal M.ti.i-he-ii.r f.i.. b- i ihe lull pi ice thai, ia lieitig t'nv Line- iiisliire in' wit tUU try pioed at, 40s. lets 1 he net ipiot.it t-m. coming into uc- unt il iiet month hilst In i are l-iauds of Derby re still obtainable ai 3d.

fur forge to Js. for foundry, although one or twn maker. are firm in bubiiue to 4.rn. f-d. and less forthebi-t i'Mimiiry bramis delivered Maitehe-ter.

Outritle braud-i offering here are f.nui'lry Middlesbrough ranging from 4 4d, up to 43. 1 u-irh not. ipjoted uiuler 43s. and (ilenai iifieU h-js. di.

i tu t. jiroiupt rush, In hematite; bu-inesr. iloing only vit'V sli.w, but pir 1:00.1 inuitlry qualities makers' remain at about delivre,) Mam he.sier, and about this tir'ure i being got on -miall The finished iron trade remaiiif- imprnvernent. atiil cumin" forward "idv v-ry nidiiTi eiit lv. and prices con- i tiiiue weak for present delivery, although makers are imt disputed toeominit ihein-eive at lie eurtent unreiimne-ratiyeratei.

I-iiicafiin bard might be bought for Hb. bd. to AT. wit St.sff.ipUhi: i- qniliiie- rpioted at 10. to 6d.

p-r Ion. d- hi the atiehiMer dittrict. At a meet ing of he Hoop lion Manti'aet urers' AMeiatiim held today it was dtcided lo reduce their lit. rate- 2s. fid.

per ton. A LONDON. A II Iv opper steatly and quiet at 55. cash and i44. 13a.

IM. tliree months. Tin quiet but steady; Slit. lis. bd casti and to LHj.

lis. three months; Knglidi ingots. JL U. Sp-her. i7.

10-- to 17. 12s. (id. Spanidi lead. Sl'X bi.

Kuglili. 9. 7s. o'd. to N.

Seoteb pig Id. cash. at Rothschild's advanced to 17s. fwl. ULASiit'VV.

TuKnAY. -Market easier, with small business. Scotch done at -4K 2' and 4. If), rash, also at 4 41s. and 4ls.

4d. one mouth; closing with buyers at 41s. 1 4d. cash and 41s. 3'id.

one month, sellers ask more. Cleveland ilone at. 31s. 7 1 I. "ne mouth closini: with buyers at 34s.

f.is)i, sellers a-H Id- more. CumberL'im! he'matite closes "Ait buyers aL 4U. 7d. eah and, l4s. 9d one nuuUh; sellers a-k 44s." 7'-d.

rash and 44s. one month. Middles-hroiih hematite closes with buyers at 42s. 7d. cash, sellers ask 42s.

iid. LIVKHI'OOL PKonrCK MAUKKT, Turspav. Sugar. For fine imis prices ''out inue to favour sellers the market is nub 1 and nuchaiiged. The sales include 470 hags Peruvian grainy at 20-.

per cwt. Pect The niaiket i.s firm, and hen-are buyers whete there were sellers yesterday, yuutaiioir iSs. July August 1. 31., Settteinber 17s. October 15s.

buyers; November-December 14s. l)d nelb.rs Hum. No sales. Coffee. 43 bags elephant Itnry African at 85s.

to 83s. per nling to quality. Cocoa. --20 hags Para at 77s. pr cwt.

Rice dull and unchanged. Ilarieot Reauf. SbO hags Chilian have changed hands at 6s. Gd. per cwt.

Carinrysced. Late yesterday 25C Iwgs inferior Turkish sold at 55s. per 4641b. There ia continued si ea.ly demand for logwood at. toll prices.

Bum passing in fiistic is to a moderate extent at fairly steaily rales. Ahus meet "with very Hub; inquiry, but. values are unaltered at tor ot anil 4s. per cwt. iur pearl.

II irk has a steady sale at the. recrMii currencies. Berrie. Tln-rc is very little disposition shown to do buiioess, but values are not altered. Castor nil.

The spot demand for conl second? Calcutta shows some little improvement. hoMers are -teailv at t2jad. Madras in is sti'd held lor iicd. to and first pressure French tor ftd. per all as in quantify.

Cut eh. There is a fair business 'vissing in the het ter qualities at steady prices. Gambier is held for previous values, and sales have been made from at 19. 4Ud. arrive.

19s. Pd. is till wanted fi-r near at hand and iiis. 9d. per cwt.

for distant shipment parcels. Gum. Small smiles of Arabic sorts are reported at per cwt. Nitrate of soda is stea.iily held on the. spot for recent prices, Ss.

Gd. to 9s. per cwt as in quality. Sumac meets with only a retail inquiry, but holders remain firm. Tartar.

Cream is in rather -luw request, and the nearest value on the spot isal-iut 7es. per cwt. Rubber. blS ton African sold at Is. to ls.

ton Manga-leira at Is. and ton Bolivian at 2s. 5-i. to 3s. 0d.

icr i.arl. The market continues quiet, and there are now sellers of choice quality, on he at 50 per cwt. Oils. Palm remains steady, but qui. r.

and so f.ir only a small busini'ss has Iven reported in Iigos, on the spot, at 24 perlon, tran-it. Olive; Limited sales have been made on the spot, including Spanish at 34 per tun. Linseci The market continues firm, but Liverpool makes, in export i-asks, are still qiioTtsi at iM. to 2is. P-i.

per cwt. Rape: Kelnn Stettin meets with onlvn yor inquiry at per cwt. Cottonseed is a steady marked and M. to 24s. iv cwt.

is still the value of LiverptW refined. Petroleum is easier to-day, American beini; now quoted at 4l3d. to as in quality, and Russian refined oil ni 4-L per gallon. Talt-tw. The mariccr remains dull, and with some inquiry bnsi'iets is mmlcrate Roia Common meets with only a quiet demand, but values arc unaltered the finer grades, however, continue to le firmly held for recent till! prices.

Sniriis tit Turpentine. --There is a moderate inquiry going on, and hoidets stiil ask 2o. iM. per cwt. A 10 HULL.

TfFiiv. A Minll show of English wheat, and trade quiet at. las: prices, making 2Ss. to 50. quarter; foreign also sVovlv 2.

to Sis- Barley 6d. jer quarter di-arer. inahiug making 24s. bd. to and feeding icr bd.

to 25s. Oats steady at ISs. to 22s. Beans 26s. 6d.

Maize 2Cs. to 21s. LEKD5. Trp'-PA v. Buyers very scarce, and 1 it If doing in anv kind of wheat price--" remain the s.unc as I art week.

Bai ley tVi. d.ar.-r. and beans 3d. higher. Oats a trirU- dearer, and maize 3d.

lower. NEWCASTLE-. Tits pay. Market quiet. Little inquiry for wheat, which was held at last week's quotations.

Littiedemaud for maize. Scotch oats steady, and foreign held for rather more money. Barley, zus. to Egyptian oeans quoteu 27s. bd.

Peas. Canadiiui wluie, on. change. Bran S5s. 'lour dull, without, 1 i i i i 1 Ca let Ion Ian prrf.

convert, aect. At art. 34'. VI (Jrr.ti K-istern, 2, 2 act. Great North of Scotland, 71 Great Northern pref.

wnvert. 114i. 6, 44 ftcct. 116 Gt. Western.

160, Jtf. Ji aoct. 160. 5i Highland, ncct. 114 linc Ynrkshirp, 10GJX.

lxndon A Britihtmi. acct. 187Ji Do. prci. 175 ucct.

176. 157 -arr. Dn. cert, oi con. rin'it.

24 Loiulou and Chatham, act. 16J4 London and 169H. London and pref. conv. 120 Do.

def. 69. 9-acct, 69J. and Lincoln pref. ylt 6 jyt.

Mtririnoliiaii con. b6 acut. Do. surplus lauds, 761-4, 5J acct. iB, oi Metrop.

District, acct. 29. Midland. 157f, 'A. 67.

7. A'ortli British ord. pret. acct. 6fU, 7 North stern consols, 157J4- 3 acct.

lSSVfc North Luiidon, 210 North Sraff.ir.lshh-t', 12S acct 128'J Rhyiniiffv. 2- acct. 231. SO Do. pref.

acct. 162 Do. def. 84is, At Do. new ord.

interim certs, acct. 120 Taff Vale stock, 1S89, acct. 85 LKASKD. Northern and Eastern 5 p.c. Nollinpham and Grantham, acct.

lM (UrAUAXTRBIJ SHAKKS AND STOOh.3. tlreaf. Northern Ifrp. 4 p.c. riCL'I.

13j London JL Brighton cun. 5 p.c. Iwi London and con. 4 Gt. W-stern ivii.

ji.r. Ifn Nuith lii-it ib con. H.irtle-pH)t, ucct. p.C. -ilCCI.

iWft PltKb'iSliKNCK SHAKES AND STOCKS. Great K.isH-rn p.c. 13Kt. 127; D.i. Ai i.e.

Ull-i Gt. V-stiTii con. 5 p.c. 1S7 acct. 166 a Lancabhire und Yorksiiire con.

4 p.c, arct. 1.524 Do. iji p.c. London and Brighton con. p.c.

acct. 1(6 Du. 2mt. acct. 1644 Lt'iidiin Jii ul Soutii-Wcstcrn 4 p.c.

I A3. 4 M. L. a p.c. 1S81, ac't-1-E." lndnn iinl Chatham arh.

p.c. iU(. fc and Jfortli-Western 4 p.c. So acct. 134 i.

5 Mctro.ili.ui 4 p.c. irrcd. liiiJ4, 12.4 Midland con. 4 p.c. perp.

acct, Nrtii British 4 p.c No. 2, 126f Dit. lnsuil. certs. 1892, IIOJ5.

Sc. Tyne 4 p.c- acct. 13 SouMi-Kafctei-u 4 p.c. 1891, acct. 4 p.c.

1534. 114 INDIAN UAILWAYS. A.tni B.T:tMl. 10. 10.

4 and N.H-.h 117 4 p.c. 117 Kasi Irnli.in ami. acct. 27 yi I)-: C. 'i if, Do.

def- ami. cap. 1333, Grent Indian Peniniuhi miar. p.c 171 St'indt'. T'liiiiati.

Delhi aim. B. aci-i. 2J Stat' Kail. Dp :1.

IIKI3 W'rsl ni India Poring 11 est) 5 p.c. deb. acct. Zd BKIT1SH PDSSKSSIONS. 5 Gr.tM-1 of Canada, cons-llo.

7'i 7d aixt. 75-i Kdiiiontou 11 Do. etiar. 4 p.ir. 63i 4'4 act't.

Si'i. 4'i. Atlantic it i' p. Calvary IfltHl 5 p. c.

79 D' lt. prfL 0s, 50, acct. bX. 'i lli 1. 2nd 33 acct.

acct 'ci i-s, oos. fi. Ji. Do. stcx.

5 p.c. 1st ucct. 115 Do. 34 p.c. oO-vt-ar land runt bond.

Do. 4 p.c. con. lOoJi, ss- ucct- 1WS Do. Gn-at Western perp.

5 p.c. deb. 1224 Jamaica 1st mail. 104 New Brunswick perp. con.

deb. Do. 3rd pief. 1344. 34.

acct. 15.4. Do. 4 p.c. perpct.

deb. 94J4 acct. y44. i Untuiio and (Quebec 5 p.c. perp.

acct. 1303s? Miuiie.ipoli-5. St. Paul, Sault Ste. Marie 1st cun.

mort. 94; s. 34 acct. 95, 4 acct. iU4.fi AMERICAN RAILROAD SHAKES.

Atehiaon. T.jpeka. A. Santa Fe cap. 2:, acct.

25.4 Baltimore and Ohio cap. 77 acct. 7y Central I'ajifie of California, 26--i. ifi acct. Chicaico.

Milwaukee, and St. Paul cm. Ji, J3 taxt 71S. ffl. Denver and Kio Grande com.

accr. Du. piei. acct. tOi Illinois L'eutrjl coin.

5, 4, 4 -aeet. Ji, i4. t. y. IjiVe Shoie and Michigan SouTuern, acct.

127 Louisville and Nashville. 9. 34. uwt. 69, Miss-mm, Knttiaa.

and Teas, new com. 5 wet. New York Central and Hudson Itivcr div. p.tv. In London.

1074'. 7-acct. 107. 's New York. La We tirie, A Wcr.

IS2. A. tB-acet. X. Do.

6 p.c. pref. accl. 39(. New York.

Ontario. A West, com. acct. bj-i. -j.

Norfolk Western pref. 24, il 22 Northern Pacific prer 35 acct. 3i'7a PeniLiylvarda, ncct. 62- I'hiladclphia Heading engraved certs. S'i, yt acct.

Union Paoitic. K. 30, Wabash prei. IS. Ji acct.

H-v-Do. dr-b. cert. acct. AMKKICAN HAILHOAU GOLD BONDS.

Atchison. Topeka. A Santa Fc gen. mort. acct.

84 Do. 2nd mort. class A. 49Ji accl. -rs Do.

class B. Do. equip, intat 5 p.c. series A. acet.

934' Baltimore ami Ohio 1st mort. 44 p.c. acct. 110 Denver and Kio Grande 1st con. mort.

S9i, acct. 89.4' Do. irnprov. mort. 84 Louisville Nashville Ijnified 00-year, Mexican Cent nil cun.

niorL acct. 62, l'j Mexican National 1st, mort. Minneapolis i SaulLe S. Marie 4 p.c. Hurt.

96'-, New York. Ontario, and West. refund uiurt. acct. i64 New York.

and Ohio 1st moil. accl. 243. 4. rV Norfolk Western gen.

morl. 121. Northern Pacific 1st mort. acct. 121 Do.

gen. 2nd morl. rail and land. 2 Oregon California 1st mort. guir.

acct. Philadelphia and Heading gen. mort. 71.4 Do. 1st.

pref. acct. 33'- Pittsburg, Chic and St. Louis eon. mort.

1Q4-j St. Paul, Minneapolis, and Manitoba con. mort. urct. 100! 'a West.

Virginia and Pittsburg 1st Ill Wilmar and Sinu Falls 1st New York Central Hudson i de b. crt s. 1 o30, acel. 1044 New York, Like Erie. S.

West. 1st. con. mort. tuts.

(Erie), 137 Do. 2nd mort. 94, K. -acet. mort- acct.

10 i AMKKICAN KAILKOAD STKKI.ING BONDS. AI.iluTita Great Southern gen. mort, 1 i.e. 90? 4 Ulin.iii Central 3 i.c. acct.

97.4 Pennsylvania con. sink, fund mort. acct 320 1 St. Paul, and MauitoKi (Pacific exteti.) 1st morl. 92.

91Ji. 'B Al.ibimn. New Orleans, Texas, and A d- M. 90, 1 Baltimore and Ohio 4'-, p.c. 1933.

acct. 1114 Chicago. Si. Paul, and Kansas City priori: y. 100.4 FOREIGN KAILWAYS.

Anlofagasta fChilii A Bolivia, acct. 9. Do. 4 p.c. deb.

acct. 94 Argent in Nort -Eastern cert, lo bearer. ae-t. 19 Bahiaand Sau Francisco guar. acct.

124 Buenos Aye.s Great Southern, I in D-. p.c. Ss paid. 104 Do. 4 p.e.

107 Biieims A res A Krif.euada Port 7 p.e. i-ref. acct. 100i. 10.K Do.

5 p.e. mort. 107 Buenos Avre- and Kusario, 67, if-aect. Do. Extei.iions.

Do. 4p.r.. deb. Buenos Ayres Western, accl. 10 Do.

def. acct. G4- Do. 5 pref. 'dr Do.

4 tc. deh.aue.t. Central Argentine, 66fA. 7-acct. 67.

Do. p.c- deb. acct. 138 j4, SI Central Et. Exten p.c.

perm. deb. aeei.yjj-5 Central I'ruguav nf Monti Video perm. 6 p.C. deb.

130 acct. 130J3. 3U Cordoba Central 0 p.c. de.b. (Ceii, North, see acct.

East Argentine 6 p.i-. debs. 32 Knl re Kio-, cum. pref. 2r act.

24 Mexican, acrt. 18, Do. 1st pref. acct. 7G'4.

Do. 2nd. 444ae'-r. 44' Nitrate Kail ways. lb'c.

(4 act. Do. def. convert, acct. Jlio CJaro Sao Paulo p.c.

deb. 113'b. 2. 3, 24 acct, 113 Royal Sardinian pref. 11 acct.

S.in Paulo. Brazilian, 25 Smyrna and Cat-aabn. 4 "acct. 11 South Austrian. 8 Suulhcrti Uriili.ui It.

Grande do Sul guar. acct. 10 FOHEIGN ItAILWAC OBLIGATION Do. stei I. deb.

i.1 4 Manila jirior lien niort. 104.4 Movaua (l.razill p.c. deb. 99. 4- 100ht Northern Kail, of the S.

African Kepub. (TrausvaalJ, acct. 81 South Austrian 3 p.c- Hi's acct. 13' Ottoman 5 1SS6, 97 Provincial Orel-Vitebsk 5 p.c. acct.

103 South Italian 3 p.e. A to G. 11 United Kails, of the Havana morl. b'Hids, 34 Western of Ilueiio Avres p.c. mort.

accl-. 102 Do. scrip, 110 acct. HOtf. J5 Do.

1871. BANKS. Agra. 44 aivt. Xt; ii.mk of Australasia, 66j- acct.

PS Bank of Ilrit. North America, accl, 7I14 Bank ot Tarapaca and Loudon, London and San Prancifco, acct. London and Soutb-WesTem, 4i. Lnnd.in 34 London and Wetmiuter, 55' National 01 New Zcahind, acct. r.

1 National Provtn, of England, 12 piid, acct. 51 Do. new diaren. acct. 32-4.

i Parr's and the Alliance. 4 Standard of Africa. bOJ Union of Australia. 45. 6 City.

19H. S7'B CoUM.Iidated, Vt Hong A Shanghai, 32J4 -acei. Lloyds, acct. l.o'rtlonand C.uinty, 87', 7 London Proviiicial, 19 acct- Uunm of I.iuduu, 64 4 BKRWERIES AND DISTlLLISKmS. Allsripp and Sons ord.

48, 1, Guinness (Arthur, Son and ji. 7-aeet. 43,. 7Jf, y. 7'i, Do.

cum. prei. 6 acct. .6. Do.

4c p.e, lOVZ Backus and 65 City of Chicago Brew. A Malt. Co.) ord. 39H. 4 Do.

5 p.c. deb. acct. Lion Hrt'wery, 36 Milwaukee and Chicago lirew. cum.

pref. acct. lii New West minster Hrew. l'arkers Uurstern Urew. cum.

pref. acct. ll9s Heid Hrew. cum. pref.

121 St. Louis Brews, acct. Do. cum. pref.

6f6 acct. Do. cum. pref. Bfi Dublin DiMtillers.

acct. ZVi Kmerald and IMiomU llrew. cum. pref. acct.

CANALS AND DOCKS. V.a and West India Divt. 22- Loud and St. Katharine Manchester Ship Canal 4 p.c. new 4 p.c.

pref. IS32, acct. mort. deb. 102 114 CO.M.MKIiClAL, INDUSTRIAL, Aerated Bread.

acct. Hunter f.Iohu), Wiltshire, and 7, and 54 Asbestos 5 deb. accf. ami Do. cum.

pref. Milners Safe. 13; Nelson Brut hers. Pears (A. and cum.

pref. acct. lO-'i Do. acct. lOSX.

Bryant and May. 15" acct. 15 iiuenos Ayres "Water Supply and Miaiuage cum. pref. acct.

5- Cuts (J. IM. 145; llo. lied 115'ti. certs.

115)5 acct. Primitiva Nitrate, acct. Cros-ley John Crowley) and Spiers and Pond, 1SH. i. A ucct.

A acct. Ibil Crystal Palace 1st deb. acct. 115 D.ilgetv and Co. irredcem.

deb. 97J4. 7. K. C.

Powder, 6 Field C.and 7J4 ilortbm Hotels deb. acct. 121 Harrison. Barber, and Co. 6.

Harrod's Stores, il Do. 1st mort. deb. 114 SprattV Patent. 84; Sweetmeat.

Automatic Deliv. acct. 2Jf Wall is (T.) A Co. acct. 6f Do.

cum. pref. 6ig Watcrlow Brothers Lnyton, FINANCIAL. LAND. AND INVESTMENT.

Australian Land, and Finance. 11 5 Bengal Pres. (Betliah Rajj 1st mort. deb. 107fa South AfricJi.

Bsieno Ayres Harbour Works Trui rust cert. acct. 70, Debenture Coip. 3S. XZ c.

1st mort. deb. l3d issue). 1045 Do. 4 p.c.

pcrpeL deb. cct. 100S Kxploriug. CH-RCCt. 6A Law Deben.

Corp. acct. Do. 4 p.c. perp.

deb. licet. 101 London and New fork Invest. Corp. cum.

pref. acct. S)i Lo tul on and South African. isxploration, acct. 12 Hudson's Bay.

acct. 15S Oceana Transvaal Land, 2fif Peel River Ijiud and Mineral, acct. 90 Peruvian Corp. pref. 26 acct.

i. i Do. 1st mort. 6s" 701,, acct. 70K.

V. 70S B. 1 SivagungaZemindarvIst mort. leasehold. 100 Trustees.

Executors, and Sec. In. Corp. 2fE is. acct.

3riy. 3 dis. Union Mort and Agency of Australia 6 p.c. pref. accl.

Do. 6 pc. pref, 2 pd. acet. FINANCIAL TRUSTS.

Alliance Invest, cum. prpf. 66 Globe Tel. A Trust pref. 15s; American Invest, deb.

107U Invest- Trust Corp. pref. 94 Mercantile Invest, and General pref- 92 Do. def. 57.

5M. Do. deb. acct. 102.

3. Omnium Invest, pref. 57 Hallway Debenture Trust deb. redeem. 110J Stock Conversion and Invest.

Trust L- A P-c. Ill charge prei. 101, Army and Navy Iuvest. pref. 5.

li Bankers" Invest, cum. pref. SI Do. def. 25 British IiivesL cura.

def. acct. Foreign and Colonial Invest. Trust, pref. 120, International Invest, deb.

acot, 100 uUT namea SS "at the beat or a good race with Sempronina, won by half a fengtli four lengths between second and third. Princess Helena was fourth, Bolton fifth, Pendennl, sixth, and Barriere last. The TH1RTV-NINTH TRIENNIAL STAKES of 10 son each, ft, with 200 added for the owner and 100 for the nominator ot tne winner, lor lour-y ear-oias colts, Hst 101b nlltes, 8st bib: penalties and maiden allowance; the second to receive 20 per cent and the third 10 per cent the-sweep- smites only, aoout two mnua. Mr. J.

Charlton's Mav Duke, try Muncaster Malbaum. 'J011? TiLSat SSib 1 Mrs. Chalouer'a Senga, 7st 51b P. Chaloner 0 Betting. 3 to Ion May Duke, 6 to 1 agat Kyle, and 7 to I agst Concealment.

Concealment settled down with a rtronR lead of Kyle, with May Duke next, and Senga early tailed off. As they entered straight May Duke took closer order, and, drawing out half way up, won in a canter by four lengths; two lengths between second and third. LATEST BETTING ON THE COURSE. ROYAL HUNT CUP. 1 agst Oat lands off ered 1 Lady Hermit taken and off 1 Amandler tku and off (after 1000 to 80 hail been laid) 8 Watercress offered 8 Llanthony offered 6 Front taken 5 to 8 to 10 to 100 (o 100 to ICO to 3000 to 100 Concrete taken ST.

LKGKR. 800 to 100 agst Ravensbury taken WKDNKSDA. The ROYAL HUNT CUP. a piece of plate value 500 added to a handicap sweepstakes of 20 so vs. each, ft penalties; the second to receive 150 sovs.

out of the staked. Seven furlongs ldCyd. 5-3 subs. (Horses marked thus have arrived.) Naroude Hiisch's Watercress. 4 yrs.

Est 131b Marsh Mr. U. Grrcnhalgh's Roy Ned, 4 yrs, Hhbs Sir R. Jardiue Llanthony, 4 yrs, rVt 2lb Bates "Co'oncl North's Simonian. 5 yrs.

It. jun. -ir. a. h.usyin liiiciui, yrs, Bat Vincy Vf JiJ "iy lV auerwoon.

jun. W. Broririck-Cloetc's Cereza. 5 vrs. ''General Owen Williams! Penfioner.

4 yrs, 7st 41b Mr. Houldsworth's Kyle. 4 yrs, 7st 4lb Mr. Niiel Fcuwick's Gantlet. 4 yrs, 7st 3lb Duke nf lVet.rn insfer's aged, 7st 31 "Sir .1.

Blundell Maple's Gangway, 3 vrs, 7st 311 "General Owen Williams's 7st. iira liayuiaKcr. yrs, iet blierwood. se.u. Mr.

Daniel Cooper's Juvenal. 4 yrs. 7st Black well Mr. Warren de la Rue's Bill, 4 yrs, 7st Jewitt Baron de Rothsehild's Amaudier, 5 yrs, ILiyou -Mr. J.

Durward's Drogo. 4 yrs. 6st. l3lb Dover Colonel North's Cuickly Wise. 5yrs.6sMnb...l.

Sherwood, jun. Sir James MilKr Jodel, 6 vrs, '6st 10lb Gurrv Mr. H. T. Barclay' 3 yrs.

Ost Dover Sir J. Thursby's Anltngtuu, 4 yrs, 6st 91b Humphreys "Colonel North's Concrete. 3 yra, Gst 9lb IL jun. Bradford" Cutttesione. 5 yrs.

6st Sib Wadlow Si' u'ttZ In Slb ii rrttr Mr. Bath's Soult. 3 vrs. 6st Elb Shf-rw! hm. Mr.

C. J. F. Fttwcetfs PiU-her, 3 vrs. 6st 71b T.

Leader Mr. A. W. Cox's First Flight, 4 yrs. 65t 71b Ryan Mr.

Humphrey Itamsfords Shootaway, 3 yrs. 6st61b T. Cannon, jun, Duke of Devonshire's Oat lands. 3 yrs, 6st 41b Marsh Mr, Wallace Johnstone's San Cdovauni, 3 yrs, 6st 41b J. Dawson, sen.

Duke of Beaufort's Rigmarole, 4 yrs, 6st lib Taylor Lord Roaslyn's Morpheus. 3 yrs, 6st Pickering ORDER OF RUNNING. The Visitors' Plate 1 30 The Ascot Derby Stakes 2 The Roval Hunt Cup 3 0 The Fern Hill Stakes 3 30 The Coronation Stakes 4 0 The Fortv-tiiLd Triennial Stakes 4 30 The Thirty-fifth Ascot Biennial Stakes 5 0 ARRIVALS. Ardington. Arcano.

Amaudier, Avonwiek colt, Armoret, Ben Wyvis, Buriere, BelUrmine. Burnabv, Barbarian. Bumptious, Bill of Portland, Braggad'ieio, Bruyere, Bullingdou. Basildon, Bithyulau, Bel'ed Kail. Brand v.

Best Man. liolton. Btu-cancer, Barmecide, Couvtuit, Canning," Caserta, Cuttlestone. Conerete, Cmwtdhorpe, C'onceahneiit, Charles the First, Chesterfield, Childwick. Drill.

Drogo, Knniskillen. Kvermore, Full Steam, First Flight. Galloping Dick, (flare, Gatingale, (Jang way, U.itnlage. Hostage. Ilulma.

Harbinger. His Honour. HarticuY, Ivetsey lilly. llbimjiiata colt. Iconoclast.

Juvenal, Kvle, Je-rd Cecil. Llautlmuy. Lelio, 1-anriM-ope. Man of Ross. May Duke.

Madame d'Albany. Moss Troiiper. Marguerite Norseman. Paddy, PamuU gelding. Profit.

Princess Helena, IViulenins, l'tiocion. Roy Neil. Red Ensign, lEay, Ragiuniude, Rigmarole. Royal Marine, Red Sky. Royal Harry, Ratlnlrum.

Red Eyes, Sou of a Gun, St. David, Semmel, Shootaway, Strike, Silene, Spiiugtime, Seuiprotiius, Speed, Sanctissima, Simonian. Suu Ciovauni, Scnga, Sybil Roy, Shulah. Thessidian. 'Pressure, Tights.

Vulpecula. 'ua Dyck, Workington, William, Worth, and White Feather. AnmTIoNi. AitmvL. Adoration, Affluence.

Arouya. Ba--calwhey, Corea. Dame President, fiuiser. Inferno" Lady Hermit. Lady Lena, Media, Minting Queen, Oat lauds.

Prize. Pensioner. Port rush. Pitcher, Perigunl, Popoa, tmdnimc. Kemingtou, Simon Tau-deragce, Turiddn.

Vanguard, Watei-cress, and Watt Tower. LATEST SC HATCHINGS. The Royal Hunt Cup- Bumptious, Macreadj, Choralist, barawiiK, Lotisie. auu iauy ivmeiia miy. Tlie Visitors' Plate.

Braggadocio and Consle. The Ascot. Derby Stakes. -Bella Agues colt, Strathrose, St. Judo, Rimbecco.

Red Ensign. Quihampton, Masque, doyful. The Coronation Stakes. Emprcii of Germany, Camomile, und Orchis. The Thirty-fifth Ascot Biennial bikes.

Bella Agnes eolt. Kiss Mc, Empress of Germany, Allumeuse, Sir Henry James, Clarendon, Deluis. Cerda, Quihamntou. Tilton.and Certificate. The Forty-first.

Triennial Stakes. Letral Tender. Reminder. Kneamisiida, Gioa, Match Box, Huerfano, Demetrius, Bard of Avon, hr-danus, and (ihawazce. The Thirtieth New Hiennlal Stakes.

Tinder, White Cockade, ami niton. The Rous Memorial Stakes. Tfttdcr, Fcakir, Red Enstgu, Braeiradoeio, and Iadv Campbell. The New Stakea. Pctrina, Kirkhill, Foil filly, and Merry KlOW.

The Gold Cup. Montezuma. The All-aied Stake s. Fellse. Kliiman.

and Itumntious. The Ascot High-weight Plate. Llanthony, Eimiakillen, and urogo. The Oupen's Stand Plate. Bumptious.

The Wokingham Stakes. Bumptious, Aluminium, Simon jienam. i.coiuii!ier. ana wise. Thr Hardwicke Stakes.

Merovee and Primitiva, The Windsor Cast lo Stakes. I let tie Sorrcll, Queen of the region, ana Aiuiant. j.rouve. BEVERLEY, HULL, AND EAST RIDING MEETING. ORDER OF RUNNING FOR TIHS DAY 0'KSDAY).

Tho West-wood Handicap 2 15 The Kirigstoii-iipon-Hijl' Plate 2 The Bi-hop Uurton Stakes 3 30 The Beverley Handicap 4 5 Hulderuess National Hunt Selling Flat 4 40 The Welton Plate 5 15 ARRIVALS. Beau lieu IL, Bonny Ellen, Bristou, Corryvreeken, Caricaturist. Dialstone, Diss'olutlnn, Duehess of Fife, Draconic. Flat Fish, Gurth. Hedge Sparrow.

Lord Londe Lord of the Manor. Lamhlon eolt. Iidy Salisbury colt. Liuny. Loyal Little Florence.

Mahlstick, Mnemosyne colt. Mi dress rage. Marian. (Jrmac. Priutetnps.

Poor 1 hnii! tuiv, l'rincess Loui.ie II. filly. Sir Benedict. School Fellow, Sireuis, Sweden. Southampton gelding.

Scent, Terse, Tumult, Up-ilon, Weltondale. and Yoreibile. Mmiv otiiers ewcted from Malton, Richmond. Pontefract, and Hamblcdou this morning. SCRATOITTNGS.

Messrs. Weatherhy oftioially announce the following scratch ings Vanguard nut of the Royal Hunt Cup. Crystabelle out of tin Wokingham Srakes. Mervyn out of the Visitors' Plate at Ascot. Bransdale and Chafer out of the Ascot Hiuh-weiirht Plate.

Bad Start, King Charibert, King Charles, and Primitiva out oi Ascot engagements. Mervvu out of the Wellington Handicap at Sand own Park. Old Hoppy out of Beverley engagements. Primltiva ont of Suvekbridge engagements. Master George out of Alexandra Park engagements.

Tokay out. of the Alexandra Handieap at Alexandra Park. Filly" by Barealdhie out of all engagements in air. II. Buss's name.

Accident to Lusthon'v. Whilst at exercise on Ascot Heath on Moiuby morning Llanthony jumped the fan road which crosses the" course slipped up, slightly laming himself on his hindquarters, ihe a hour. yJ walking exerci.se yesterday morning, after which lie neemed decidedly bet ter, and m-ery hope is entertained of getting him to the post to fulfil his engagement in tlie itoyai iiuhl oup. fiOLF. THE LADIES' CHAMPIONSHIP.

The first annua sun petition for the Ladles Golf Champion ship of the Cubed e3tablished by the LaduV Ooiimg Union (this vear formed in Loudnnl. eomm'iiiceti yesterday on the ladies' littler of tin I.vtham and St. Amies fiolf Club at. Su Annes-on-t he-Si a. The course i twice round the 18 holes in all.

A championship cup, value fifty guinead. is i.emg competed for, ami the winner each year will also receive a gold nierial. the beeond a silver medal, and the third and fourth each a hittnze medal. There arc 38 cut ries. Two heat to be played caei day.

Subjoined is yesterday resutf giving a.so ttie name in i.m; fjiuti iruni wineii eacn iiiayer piiiereu ue luiiomng oouanini uyes -Mrs. Davids, Minchinhampton; Miw Ktrie Terrv. Lvlharn and St, Amies Miss M. Starkie Bejjee. Katboure; MiSs M.

Lytljgoe, Lvtham and St. Amies Miss Newall. Pan; Mi-s lUwie Fair, Ljtham and St. Amies; Mrs. Wilson Hoare.

Mitichlnhainpton Mr-. Hermon. Lytbarn and St. Anue; Mrs. Brown, anl bt.

Aunri; Mm. Milter, Lytharn and Su Anne; Miw A. Welch, Pormby: K. Lythgoe, Lytharn aud St. Aunes Mis Fair, Lytham and St.

Auncs: Mins Alice Hamilton. Roy.d Coimtv. PorTrufth Miss M. Neural 1. Pau Iddy Margaret Cotswold; Miss K.

M'tellnr. Itkley, Miu A. H. Tbomp--ai, Lytharn arid St. Mrs.

Ainsworth. Form by, li. Welch, Form by; Miss Florence Carr, Pormby Mugiiiton, Lytharn and St. Anne: Mrs. Kason, Lytharn ami Atun-i frt.

W. Ilvder- Richardson, KastUiurin: Miss Mary Cun-; liffe, Lvtbam and St. Annes; and Miss Lena Thorn Wimbledon. The following were in the Miss Wrigley, Kormby Mrs. Cameron, W.rnbl-do!i (absent'i, Mrs.

Stewart. Ahdown Forest, beat Mrs. Smith-Turberviile; Kenilworth; Mis A L. Tyrwhitt Drake, lio.irne, beat Mihi May Mugliaton. Lytharn and St.

Aum-a; Miss Helen Cox, Royal Countv. Portrush. beat Miss VIeh. Formbv: Misa Issette PeariKMi, Wlmblelon, beat Miss O. Hoar, Kst" bourne Mrs.

Erjo-st Cttemll. Lytharn and St. Anm-sMisa L. Wrigiev. Formbv ojbscnt.) i Second Heat.

Mi Kffie Terry beat Mrs. DAvlen. Miss M. Lythgoe beat Misa Bence. Miss ewail Miss Roii; Fair (aljserit.

Mrs. Wilaon Hoare tieat Mrs. Hermon. Mrs. Brown beat Mrs.

Millar. Miss K. Lvtbgoe beat Miss A. Welch, Miss Maud Fair Mi Alice Hamilton ratai'iif Lndy Margaret Scott bea.t Mis M. Newall.

Mis Thompson bi-at Misa Sfoeller, Miss li. Welch beat Mrs. Air.swortii, Mis-i Carr eat Mis Mugliaton, Mrs. Ka3on tat Mr. Ryder Rlchardtrm, Misa Iena Thomson Miu Mary Ciintiffe.

3trs, Stewart b'-at Miss Wrigley. Miss Tyrwhitt Drake Misa Helen Cox, Ml lawtte "Pearson beat Mrs. Kmrit Catterll. The day wan remarkably hue. and there was a very large number 01 sjiecTators, including very many iIiei.

Today the third heat will be played in the morning and the fourth heat in the afternoon. Chancery or Lanciship.e: Manchester District. The following cases are in the list for hearing to-day pTPstoi list Motion Gray v. Heap. Petition Turner v.

Kendall. Manchester list Adjourned summons: Webb v. Fercival Vickers. Motion: Cunliffes, Brooks, and Co. r.

Ooodear. Action for trial Scddon v. Westhoughton Local Board (part iP.c. 102j4 i'Vh Waits 1 P-t ti'. n3C r.

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y.d YptIis. 4 p.c 1J(J North ai 150J4 POLICE INTKLL1 liXCK, Ykstkbday. CITY rOLICE COtVKT. Skihou3 Assault on a Woman. James Sullivan was charged with assaulting and inflicting grievous bodilj liann uiiou KJizaueLj) Jtie prosecutrix statM that she was passing her sister-in-law's house in Cable -street on the Zblti when une noticed mac several of the windows were broken, iler sister-in-law said that the damage had heen done bv and Patrick Sullivan.

While they wero talking about the matter and the prosecutrix was advising her sister-in-law not to say anything to the Sullivans the prisoner rushed out oi his brother's house, which i.s in the same court, and dealt bur a heavy blow on the head with a scraper, tell insew-ibk tn the ground, and when she recovered consciousness she l'nund her self in the Moral hitinnaiy. was detained as an in -patient for live days, and was still under medical treatment. Mr. Headiam committed the prisoner for six months, with hard labour. KoiuiKnY hy a Kaii.way Ski-vast.

Harry Withington, living at Miles Platting, who was up to the time of his arrest a goods inspector in the employ of the Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway Company, was charged with theft. Mr. W. L. llockiu, who prosecuted, said that during the past six weeks six men and one woman had been convicted and committed for varving terms of imprisonment for participation in robberies of good in course of transit over the Lan cashire and Yorkshire Kailwaj Company's system.

It. was not tor a moment suspected, when the investigations were commenced, that the prisoner was an accomplice in these thefts. From something that Inspector M'Ohie, of the railway force, learned, he and Detective Sergeant Wilson, of the city force, visite 1 the prisoner's house on the 5th itist. On making search they found a suit of clotlm-t. which inquiries proved to have been stolen from a parcel of ready-made clothing which a Mr.

Naylor, clothier, Leeds, consigned on the 30th October last to a customer in South Wales. The prisoner was thereupon charged with having stolen the whole of the clothing, valued at 6. but in reply he said ho had only had one of the suits. Evidence was given to support Mr. Hockiu's statement, and the prisoner was committed for three months, with hard labour.

SALFORD BOROUGH COURT. ExTitAOitDiNAur Cond-'ct of a Woman. An elderly woman named Isabella Grothar was brought up in custody before Mr. Makinson. stipendiary magistrate, charged with disorderly conduct in Ulackfield Lane, Broughton.

Police Constable Mai in said that on Monday night he was called to the house of Mr. Earle, Edgemoor, Broughton, and found tlie prisoner there lving on a sofa. He was informed that she had forced her war into the house, and refused to leave until she had Peen Mr. Percy Walker. She persisted hat he lived there, and that lie was going under the name of Earle.

Witness took her out of tlie house, and she became so very violent and noisy that he took her to the police station. Prisoner told the magistrate that she went into the house to see Mr. Percy Walker, and whilst resting on tlie sofa the policeman came in, called her names, and said he should like to kill her. She wanted to see Mr. Walker because he promised her marriage.

Mr. Percy Walker, a gentleman about thirty years of a'je, stopped into the witness -lxx, and 'sa'id that in 18B7, after being abroad for some years, he returned to Manchester and took temporary apartments at the prisoner's house. Soon after he went there the prisoner adopted the system of hanging about him on every possible occasion. This annoyed him, and he complained about it. On one occasion she told him that her sister was grumbling about her staying in his sitting-room, and he told her she had the remedy in her own hands.

Then she made a long rambling statement a sort of pathetic declaration of the love she had for him. A few days after that ho left, as the prisoner repeated her extraordinary conduct. Since then he had been repeatedly annoyed by the woman. He had consulted the Chier Constable of Salford, and on that gentleman's suggestion he (Mr. Walker) sent a friend to the prisoner with a view to obtaining from her an explanation of her conduct, and she told his friend that he (Mr.

Walker) had promised her marriage. Three months later he received an intimation from a solicitor that Miss Grothar had commenced an action against him for breach of promise. Flu handed the letter to his brother, who is a solicitor, but the case collapsed, the prisoner going to his brother's office and declaring that she had given no authority for legal proceedings to be commenced Since then she had accosted him in the street. In January last she was forcibly ejected from hia house, and only on Saturday last she came to him in Victoria-street, Manchester, and by her conduct caused a crowd of peoplo to assemble The Magistrate said as the annoyance took place in Manchester he would discharge her, but advised Mr. Walker to take out a summons against her and have the case heard before Mr.

Head'am at the City Police Court. He questioned whether the woman was in her right mind, but he. warned her that if she was brought to that court for annoying Mr. Walker in Salford he would either send her to gaol or to a lunatic asylum. Prisoner was then discharged.

Singular Charge of Cruelty against a Farmer. A singular charge of cruelty was investigated at Sc. Helens Police Coutt yesterday. James Friar, a farmer, had shot and killed the fowls of some neighbours which had been trespassing on his fields of growing oats, and on the-nfficers of the Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals hearing of the circumstances they instituted proceedings against him for cruelty to the fowls. Counsel for the defendant pleaded that Mr.

Friar had been continually pestered by the trespassing of his neighbours' fowls, and the nuisance could only be prevented by rendering the fowls incapable of entering his fields. After a long hearing, the Bench decided that no cruelty to the fowls had been proved, though defendant had shot them. Th expressed no opinion as to defendant's legal liability for destroying tiie fowls of his.