The Express. — London, England, 1863-08-28 00:00:00

r LAW INTELLIGENCE (THIS DAY.) COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Wore Mr. Commiadour Fens.) RE GEORGE TOUCHER. This was an application for a release. The bankrupt was an accountant and sharebroker, formerly of St. Michael's alley, CombilL The liabilities are stated at 1,928/., sgaiost aaats doubtfuL The bankruptcy is attributed to insuffi ciency of earnings sod liabilities for third parties. He was bankrupt in 1543, and in 1g.60 be was in custody for debt, but was release'. ffir. Commiaaioner Fame ordered his release. RE •ItTHUR BWONNELL. This was a third appearance. The bankrupt was de scribed is a commission agent, of Ponsonby-terraoe, Pimlico. The first insolvency occurred at Winchester and the second and third in this court. The bankrupt bad been ten years in business and his difficulties arose from insufficiency of profits and preesure by creditors. His release was missed. THE POLICE COURTS. (MB DAY.) CLERKEN WELL CORMITTAL OT TWO DOG MAIMS FOR MR YI'LL TERM. George De:xll sod Wiiiant Joan, two young fellows, well known to the police, were charged with stealing a Skye terrier dog, of the value of 31., the property of Mr. Grant, of 188, St. John's-road, Holloway. Mr. Ricketta attended for the prisoners. From the evidence it appeared that on the morning of the 15th inst., about 11 o'clock, the prisoners were seen in Wellington-street Holloway, and their suspicions man ner induced Police-sergeant T homas, 41 N, to stop them. As soon as be did so the primmer mall, who had a dog under his coat, dropped* sod it ran off. At the request of the sergeant a passer-by caught the dog, and when it was brought bank he accused the prisoners of stealing it. This they most stoutly dallied, and said that the dog followed them, and that it was not worth a farthing. As they gave two or this. amounts of bow they beam. pas eased of the animal he took them to the polies station, and whilst the charge was being taken against them, Mrs. rif=t came in and gave information that her dog had been stolen. She then identified the dog that the prisoner Derail bad under his coat as her husband's, and the dog gave us. mistakeable signs that it knew is. mistress. He (the sergeant) had made inquiries at the addresses given by the prisoners, and he had ascertained that they were false. Both prisoners were known to the police as the companions of thieves andnotoriotis characters. -- rJfa. ~licholb said she was in • house opposite to the complainant's, sod saw tha dog playing outside. The two prisoner, and another west to the dog and began fondling it, and then Jones picked it up and banded it to Derell. The prisoner, then ran off, and she gave Won:nation of what she had seen. The defence set up was that the prisoners had no inten tion of steeling the dog, and that it was following them when the police sergeant apprehended them As for their girlies wrong addresses, the friends of the primers were highly respectable, and they did not wish to disgrace them by giving their Wieser. No jury would ever convict. The magistrate said he had no doubt hem the way in which the prisoner bad decoyed and stolen this dog that they were old hands at this class of mime, end had it been proved that they had been convicted he should have sent them for trial. As it was he should sentence them to be imprisoned and kept to hard labour in the Howe of Correc tion for six calendar months. If the prisoners were not sage bed with the decision they could appeal to the sessions. The prisoners, who seemed pleas that they were not sent for trial, were then removed. MARLBOROUGH-81'RWL BAD MST IT . • /OLD/See WU% A poor woman, who aid her same wse - il‘rgaret and that she wan the tribal William Reed, a mute of the lst battalion of thee* Regiment of Foot, applied to Mr. Knox for saaistasee. The applicant said that her husband was now at Corfu, having gone to that place with a draft of the regiment. At the time he embarked as Portsmouth, two of their five children, whose ages were from 31 to 11 years, were /aid up with the measles and were unable to go abroad. Another draft of the regiment was to be mot to Corfu at the end of next month, when she would be enabled to go if she could reach Portsmouth with her children. To the meantime she had no means of living and with her children had posed two or three nights on the steps of doors, and the consequence was that she was suffer ing from a severe cold, all their clothes having been soaked through. The poor woman handed the magistrate several letter and papers; cos, a letter from her husband, showed that he had served in WO and the Crimea, and uprooted groat anxiety os behalf of his wife and family, but stating that in comequence of the regiment having been only each a sheet Mine M the Maim he was unable to mist them. Mr. Knew, observing court. .Mr Tett, one of the odious of Jaaree's perish, ia qu him to look is the matter, midi! Ito mold Maimed. with the authorities to give the poor women sad hes family an asylum to do so. lir. 'NU direeled the poor woman to go to St. James's Workhome, w ing been misted in the matter, she was at ogee GRERNIFTCH. POL/CI-CONIITABLIN CHARGED WITH AI64IILT.—COICIIITTAL. Thomas Hellos and William Souk, two plain-clothes eonstables belonging to the I division of nietropolitan =were placed at the ban before Mr. Tail!, for Gael tics, charged with assaulting two young men. lamed William Thomas and Benjamin Woodnutt, residing at 13, Millpond-street, Bermondsey. The complainant Thomas . on being sworn, said that about half-part 12 o'clock on the night of Saturday, the 25th ult., he was returning home with the complainant Woodnutt, at the home of Whale sister they had been taking rapper. When seer Millpood-bridge the defendants, whom he knew to be oemenhide, came up to them, when Smith said, " We have been looking for you two —." Re asked Smith Irby they had been looking for them, and Moo why such an expreencia had been used towards them, when Smith struck him a violent blow and knocked him down. Oa getting up, aid saying he knew them to be policemen, Smith took something from his pocket sad struck him again, knocking bun down, and causing his eye to bleed. The defendants then left them, and walked across the rued. Be wee bleeding from the wound to his eye at the time, aid called out. " Police." After walking about 50 yards, polio. constable Lamb, 104 1, awe up, and on telling him they had bees assaulted by two constables in plain clothe., he ordered them to "mow on.' They asked if that was &lithe satiedactien they weretereceive, and he pushed them along Be this went to hie home, and on knoolisg at the deer, the oonstable Lamb came up and threatened to lock him up If be did not go indoors. The streetdoer wee *weed by his mother, and he walked in, Lamb forties his way in after him, and probing his mother out of tie way. On going behind the counter of his mother's shop Lamb mideavoured to pull him out, and, finding he could not do so, he smug his rattle, sad some constables came, and he was kinked is the side by Lamb, who also took hold of him by the throat, and is being got outside he found himself covered with blood. At the time be was assaulted by Smith he wee perfectly sober. In answer to questions, the complainant said that when a charge of assault was preferred whist him at the pobos• station be attempted to make a complalat of being assaulted by Smith, but there were several coestabies there who prevented kis doing so. They put their hoods over his mouth several times, and told him to hold his tangos. He and Woodnutt were afterwards locked up, and Yea Maude dismissed the case against them. Benjamin Woodnutt gave uonfirtnatory midweek sad maid that on asking Smith why he had struck Thomas, who., eye wee bleediog, be was knocked down by Hallam, and that on getting op both defendants tan away. As he wee about to enter the home of norms he received a violent blow on the back of the head, which caused him to fall on the pavement, and rendered him insensible. Be had so recollection of anything for an hour or two after being taken to the stance. TEN SIIII7II Or ILLBOAL Neon AND OTNIII Esotres.—Front a return tar made by the county pekes. it appears that between last May sad the present time 1,1516 Illegal seta, 79 other easier sad nes. of armors roe, of the estimated value is the e p 2. of 6634, have bra seised by the police in the ere of Cumberland and Weelatorelead, wider the authority of search warrants grated under the proviso., of the set 24 sad 25 Vie., cep. 109. Since the return was made, some more nets have been seised at Peurith. The OiICUIDIASSON couseeted therewith were fully explained to a fall beech of megistrates is petty redoes last Tuesday. They sissaisnonely ordentar them r illegal, sad ordered them to be destroyed. MITZDZA IN ?111 COUNTY or MAYO. —OD the 17th hiring a murder was perpetrated sear Blarecd. The victim isa peer men meta Pat Odeon. It appears that • son of the dressed, god 13 years, sad • boy mimed Michael Geraghty, aged 20, had some trivial dispute in the early part of the day, when the form, got the wort in the quarrel. Deemed arrived intotedistely after the dispute. and seeing his en. in teary pushed Gerreghty away. sad told both parties to go home. The ma tt eren d e df or th e ti me , and the parties separated. later is the evening John Gerreility turned oat to seek revere, sweeriag he would take Cettigan's life. that this throat had not the effect of Irwin oat the he west to his door, threw in a stow, sad struck deceased's wife ; deemed then west OUtilida• when Gerrsehty rushed at him is a furious maser. Ose of the neighbours, sear that the matter was Yesterday, the Royal North Lancashire Agricul- likely to be come serious , caught hold of Geraghty, when Geraghty's father cried out for so pence to interfere until tura] Association held their usual show at Lawmaker. The his no bad bad revenge. Re at the same moors, re at meeting was favoured with 6ne weather. Lord Stanley, I dearer sad caught bold of hint, whilst his sou dealt him • timidly blow of a stone, w hi c h terminated his (meteor iu a ILP., presided at the di a p er i n th e eves *. few bum afterwards. Drsed never arks after receiving SCARDGROCOH.—A. shocking and fatal accident th e bl o w. Th. wird, ari a h e .. repor t e d i t wo oui l, h our «rimed es Wednesday evening to gentlemen awned seat monies to the Relmullet Constabulary, E.*E. Grants, Robinson. a solicitor, of Ripon, while visiting Scarborough. ffsq. o sub-inspec•or and the party reader Mecham*, proceeded FlOlll the information obtained it appears that the to the scene without a moment's loss of time, but the mur der:m.l bad gone into the oistleyard to witoess darer, bad goes to me. Mr. Graves forth withi went to the conclusion of a cricket match in which alines , Bingham Castle, where he procured a yacht from its pro of the famous All-England were engaged. While rioter, and set out sea perfect hurricane for the Island of walking about his attention appeared to be steered by I Achill, where he reported the nutter to the coastguards and some object in the cliff, and, stepping over the rails, the ! police. He placed a posse of police alone the shore opposite treacherous groused gave way under his feet, sad thus the loniskee Islands, soother party at Ely Bay, and • mola r was precipitated to the bottom of the cliff. His ' ins party in the wore, where .t length they succeeded, fall was witnemed by some boys, who informed boatmen after three days and night.' constant search, to bring the Sowbotharn and Clark of the amides'. The inanimate murderers, Thomas and Michael Geraghty, from their lady was taken from the rocks into the brat, and brought moonlit. Winer A eraser's inquiry was bald ogee day, to the harmer. lit. Robiesos was perfectly uoconscrum when the jury returned the following verdict :—" We rm. when found, and so he remained throughout the evening. simonsly find Thomas %weighty and Michael nernagtey, of Be died roes 1 o'clock on Thursday newsier from the Dovish, is the barony of Eris, and county of Mayo, guilty injuries he had reared. Singular to my, this is the third of the murder of Pat Cattier, late of Drink is rid barony fatal accident by &Rig to visitors at Scarborough within sad county of Mayo efereesfil ; and we also lad that said • few weeks. The deceased was visiting this place far the murder wee committed on the 17th Auger fastest."—Mayo benefit of his health, which was vary delicate. Comets:allow. Thomas Scott, a lightermen, said be was returning frost work on the night in questson, and NW the complainants assaulted and knocked down by the defendants. Thomas called out " Polio,!" sod the countable, Lamb. came np, and pushed the complaioants. Witness saw a female open the door of • hones at which Thomas knocked. Fee unwell he did not stop any longer, but went home. Fanny Woodoutt, of 9, Parediee.row, Rotherbithe, and Ann Thome., mother of the complainant Thomas, gave con firmatory evidence. The defendants denied the charge against them, sad the deposiLion. having beep taken, Mr.Tratill committed them for trial at the next Old ems the constable Lamb. who waa subaqua* being fined 40a. for incase of duty. The whole of the constables are under saapeasia• by the pollee commissioner.. • THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, AUGUST 28, 1863. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE las maw Tazassan.) OXFORD MEETING.—(THIS DAY.) INNKEEPERS' PLAT& BIZ 1 maw Queen of Trumps, Walla" Toro Fool, Lahn ia ? siv uoes Elizabeth, Vinclicta, Cynic, Odle*, Tom lloyers, Coufederate, Major, sod Girdle ere lore. STRATTON AUDLEV NURSERY HANDICAP. Threeleaner& d • mils Agatha, Mulberry, Polio*. Auld Jady. Cleadaek, &ada mant*, lush Walton, Iduma.n, Under the Cloud, Heber, Petit Diem% Contractor, Dilates, Jane Shore, and Dermot Alton are hare. PRINCESS OF WALES STAKES. iflaree-quartero of • mile. Queen of Trumps, Suburban, Walloon, Bpicebor, Lord of the Manor, Cairricastle, Tom Fool, Lam, Tourist, empor ium., Bolero, Queen Elizabeth, Damascus, Mountain Maid f, Bohemia, Curie, Peahen, Dolphin, Oventorie, Dark Lily, and Mail Train are here. STAND PLATE. Three-quarters of a mile. Spiesbox, Lord of the Manor, Camperdown, Everlasting, Barmaid, and Quicksand are here. CITY MEMBERS' PLATE. One mile sad a quarter. Wham, Tourist, Wortham, Colonel Crockett, Crochet a, Churchman, Church Militant, Curie, Dom, Quicksand, and Raglan are bee. BOARD OF TRADE RETURNS.-(THIS DAY.) The Board of Trade returns for the month and seven months ended the Slit July, were issued this morning. We subjoin a statement of the total declared value of the exports of British and Irish produce and manufactures during the month and the seven months in the hurt three years : Foe the For tbo mouth. mom =oaths. 1861 1862 1863 75,663,037 . _ . The returns for January (this year) were 8,065,1551. ; February, 9,298,6781.; March, 10,217,4751.; April, 11,897,1771. ; May,11,284,2891. ; June, 11,271,5271. ; and July, 13,648,8401. LUDLOW SLIOTION.—(rats DAY.) On ammo (room oua ows t • ) MI LUDLOW, Fumy. Sir William Fraser was elected without opposi tion. He spoke at tenth es public topics of the day. EXTRAORDINARY CARE OP ALLEGED POISONING AT MULL. Yesterday (Thursday) a somewhat extraordinary are al admimilkeiog poison was havedigated by Yr. Travis, the Hull aipendisry magistrate. It appals that shout a ' tonight ago the dead body of a child was discovered in • lane, in Hull. The police, suspecting that the child had been foully dealt with, instituted inquiries througheet the entire borough; but though they were not able to detect the perpetraten the of this supposed crime, yet they tudatentiooally raked up particulars of another and no no lea serious mime, and the rata is that they took into euetody Mr. George Wright, landlord of the Tyneenouth Camila, Osboreeetreet, Hull, and Augustus Welk, a highly reepeetablinlooking young gentleman, assistant surgeon to Dr. Day, of Hull, on a charge of administering poteoe to the illegitimate child of Wright. The evidence produced at the inquiry yesterday was as follows : Mary Asa Wooduenoey, wile of Larson Woodmancey, rulleyman, living in Walthamareet, said she remembered the pneoeer Waki corning to her loon in January last, and whine her if she could accommodate • young woman who was likely to be confined. He said the young woman was living as nurse in the family of a gentleman, on the thaarleproad, who was a corn merchant in Hathetreet. Witham replied that she had not convenience where she was then living, and be then asked her if she Druid pro- cure lodgings for the young woman elsewhere. Witneas tried, but could not snowed • sad, after considering the matter, she removed to the hoists she occupied at present, fa order that the might take the woman in. On the 11 th of February last the young woman came to the house is • eth, and Wells stayed a short time at the house. Is the GOWN of the evening whites, was told by the young ' writhe Must/ that her name was Ann Elisabeth Sha han. A few days after the child's eyes became sore, and wither math Wells if he was going to and some medicine to cure then. He bad sent • bottle before that, but the child was getting worm. He said, " Yea," and called her out of the bedroom, and shutting the door he told her he wanted to speak with her. He then informed her he was going to seed • bottle of medicine oa the following night by the child's father, and be would give wittier 30e. to administer it to the child. She asked him what it was. He did not tell her, but said the child's father was a married mac, and it ought to be put out of the way. Witness replied she would not hurt the child for 301. He said he would not stick at 10a. or 11. more, arid added that he could get the child buried all right, and Gould oblate • certificate of its death from the registrar, who was • friend of his. Witmer still refused to administer the medicine, and Wells left her without any further otieureatiota re the subject. This coevereation took glue about 1 p.m., and about half wit 6 p.m. the boatload of %atom returned and she told him what bad occurred. According to his insane time she caatiooed the mother. The following snag Wright came. t.Tp to this time Wells had Dot mid who the father of the child wan, and wither did not therefore know. Wright went into the bedroom, but did not stay long. After he had departed, tritium wont into the room, and the mother gave her a bottle which she had received from him. (A bottle outlining some lotion was here produced and identified by witness as the mine.) The bottle was after wards looked up by witneee's husband, and gives to DeteetinJonee. The day after Wright brought the Wells called and asked the mother of the child if the tither bad brought the medicine. She in the affirmative. She then turned to witness sad bar if she pre the child its mediciee regularly every three bun. She made so About • week alter author bottle was brought by Wells. reply. He gapve it to I "items and told her to give the child • tasspoonfal thew 1 1 them a day (bottle produced and Mystified by witness). The appearaue and smell of Its contents were precisely similar to those of the first bottle. Wither did not give the child any of it, but placed it is a eldest The mother left her house on the 30th Wank last, leaving the child in , whom , ' care. On the Bth or 9th of April the mother came ' sad took the child away. She was in • very excited state, ' sad asked for the bottle. (Witmer believed that the mother knew nothing of the second bottle.' Withers refused to give her it, and some words ensued. The mother said if she mush get the bottle she would not care. On Friday last witness heard that the child was dead, and she therefore gave information to the police. Mr. Brow Bridge was out called. He elated that be lad examined the two bottles is question, and had fend seek to contain laudanum and opium. In hie cynical one dam would have been sufficient to destroy the life of the child. At this stage the proceedings were adjourned for a week. 100 . 100 100 2 'lOl Will 10 100 100 100 100 1106 11N SHARE LISTS.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'OLooz. 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Now •••10 Wore • Beak Garners 100 ' Praline. at Tralaae. 10 Seindo,Pttol., &11•1141, 16 Mouth Andra* 51a a I st67e 681 e as par 611 10 I MO 6 7pm SS 66 le 0141. • di.,l 66 if I Ia i t . M Stand.ot nott.S.Atztoo(Ll no New Odom ot Latinos rigt.arroace (L !Mita ot a Ireland (Llso.). VA= et Lost= .... No. 1 4 1k I •vl - 41 9 U 111 7 ii Ti 111 S l 4 10.10 N N 6 40,•00 •00 1/4601 !AN 5.4.741 40,000 26.000 11.014 I,,uuralb 111,111 E 177.10 X la.oo 19 20 t I 19 It i g ils e par ZS le 401 40 MONEY MARKET. -(THIS DAY.) Two o'Czooi. The stock and share markets present a firm ap pearance to-day, under the combined influence of the continued influx of gold to the Bank, the favourable weather, and an absence of unfavourable political news. Consols have advanced I per cent. In foreign stocks the chief operations are still in Consolides, which have further improved. Eng lish railways are also better. The fortnightly settlement will be completed to-day. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Renter opened at 67fr. 55c., being sc. lower than yester day. Consols are now quoted 94 to }, for money, and 931 to e for the account (Sept. 9). The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols for money, 94 to f ; ditto for account, 931 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 94, ; New Three per Cents., 94, f; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1081, I I; ditto Bonds, 19s. prem. ; and Exchequer Bills, 25., ls. prem. , . The foreign stock market is firm to-day, with an increased amount of business. Turkish Consofides were in chief demand, and have risen 1 per cent. Turkish of 1854 and 1862, Spanish Passive and Certificates, Peruvian of 1862, Greek, Mexican, Portuguese, Russian of 1862, and Italian are also better. Transactions are recorded as follows :—Egyptian, 1041 ; Greek, for account, 344, 1, ; ditto coupons, for account, 161, ; Italian, 711 ; ditto Marva mans Railway, 79 ; Mexican, 38 ; ditto for account, 381, 4 ; Peruvian, 1862, 86 ; ditto for account, 861, 87 ; Portuguese, 1856, 1857, 1859, 1860, and 1862, 49 ; ditto for account, 491, 4 ; Russian, 1862, 921, 1; Sardinian, for ac count, 894; Spanish Passive, 34, ; ditto for account, 344,1; ditto Certificates, for account, 13 ; Turkish, 1854, for account, 94, 931 ; ditto 1858, 721, ; ditto, 1862, 69f, 1 ; ditto, for account, 691, 70 ; Venezuela, for account, 24 ; ditto, 1862, 574. . . . . The Confederate Loan remains heavy, at 27 to 25 discount. The shares of the financial companies continue in demand, and are again better. International Financial are quoted 41 to 5 prem. ; General Credit and Finance, li t to 11 prem. ; and London Financial, 2to 21 prem. Hudson's Bay shares have improved to to i dia. ; and Egyptian Trading to to 1 prem. As much as 130,0001. in gold was purchased by' the Bank yesterday, chiefly Russian. The America, from New York, has brought 38,0001. in specie for England ; and the City of Manchester 28,0001. At a meeting yesterday of the committee of private bankers, it was resolved to admit the Imperial and Metropolitan and Provincial banks to the Clearing house on and after the lat of November next. These are both " limited " institutions. The com mittee still ignore the claims of the Agra and United Service Bank to a like privilege, apparently without any sufficient reason. The new Minister of Finance in Spain is said to be preparing—what is very much wanted—a state ment on the financial position of the country, and hopes are entertained that he seriously contemplates an arrangement of the different classes of the national indebtedness. It is understood that plans for the consolidation of both the home and foreign debts is before the minister. _ _ Mr. Edward Watkin, the president of the Grand Trunk Railway Company of Canada, who has taken considerable interest in the reconstruction of the Hudson's Bay project, has reached this country from Canada. One of the features yesterday in the Stook Ex change was a demand for the securities of the Grand Trunk Railway of Canada, owing to the satisfac tory improvement in the traffic receipts, the last weekly return showing an increase of 3,0001., compared with the same period last year. Compared with this time last year the Great Western Railway traffic return shows this week a decrease of 4,249/. ; the Midland, an increase of 263/. ; the Lancashire and Yorkshire, an increase of 2,6161. • the Great Northern, a decrease of 1,193/. ; the No rth Eastern, an increase of 2,9021. ; and the Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, an increase of 7551. The directors of the Great Luxembourg Railway Company have made a call of 50f., or 2/. per sham, on the fire per cent. preference shares, payable on or before the Ist of October. The return of the Bank of England for the week ending Wednesday, Aug. 26, compared with that for the previous week, shows the following changes : Circulation issue Circulation active ... Public deposits 6,713.801 Increase 6e7,133 Other deposits 12,806,568 Decree's 196.754 Government securities is banldng department 11,091,284 Increase 2,838 Othereeeurities in Wallas department Ooin and bullion in both departments 13,30.9,384 Inman =8,232 Ilisem day sad oilier bilk 707,0.36 leerier. 26,190 The E .37,0 n 4141,350 looms. 5E0,190 Notes is seism Total rissess Doke keels is basking es artmwt►. 8,966,724 'screen 656,902 This is a more satisfactory statement of the Bank's position than Was looked for. There is a good round increase in the stock of bullion, and the reserve of notes has largely augmented. The government deposits exhibit a considerable in crease. The decrease in the rest is understood to arise from a payment to the government. The other items do not call for notice. DANZ OP INGLAND.—An sod Sat Via. 0. 12, for the we MIMI DE Nola Wood £29,134,010 1411.1114.010 WIZ= Di = dots* Capital C 14,64000 &mod Public Deposita P eluding Yiebaq , Om Banks. Caw PAL og Kitimat oonnt pursuant to the Aet 7th ending on Wo.litsoday, August GOyerni;ent debt... 311,015,106 Other securities 3.664.9 W Gold coin and bul lion Slaver bullion 49.29,231,016 Debt, sad Div Aeetu) Other Deposits 1t.t04,401 I Ogren day and (Aber lUDs 707,0701 _ , 434,1;:,' CU 4 I August 27, 1283. IL Government Sea- rltles Deed WeightA A 55117) Other Seoaritles 18.154,474 Notes Gold sad Sam Ooin 825,174 .:38.1).2,451 IMSHALL, Chief (Uslunr. Bauk shares were quiet to-day, and prices gene rally showed no variation. Alliance of London mid Liverpool, Chartered of India, Australia, and China, and London Joint-stock were firmer. In miscellaneous descriptions Anglo-Mexican Mu.t improved, and Canada Land receded. With the exception of a rise in New Zealand Six per Cents., government securities sere without change. Ocean Marine Insurance shares were last quoted 13 to prem. ; Thames and Mersey, 21 to 3 pram. ; Universal, to dis. • North British and Mercantile, 174 . to 18 ; Commer cial Union, 21 to 34 prem. ; Oriental and General, 14 to 1.1 prem. ; and L ondon and Provincial, clic to par. The nominal closing quotations for shares in new undertakings to-day were as follows :—Oriental Hotels, k to 1 prem. • Marine Investment, * to 1 , prem. ; Richmond prem. Hotel, to 1 prem. ; I British and Foreign India Rubber, to i pre= and Portugal Coal and Iron, to prem. MINE&-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLouz.. In the mining market the attention of the dealers is almost exclusively confined to the fort nightly settlement, which will be completed to-day. East Caradou shares opened at 29 to 1, and are now quoted 281 to 29, being the same as yesterday. Wheal Crofty are firmer, at 31. to t, 2 and Cli ff ord Amalgamated dull, at 35 1 to . Marke Valley are quoted 5,1 to 6; C vadneek, 6 to 7 ; Chiverton, 7 to Drakewalls, 11 to 11 ; East Carn Brea, Bto ; East Chiverton, 41 to 5 ; East Wheal Rus sell, 31 to ; Great Fortune, 26 to 28 ; Marke Valley, 51 to 6 ; North Crotty, 31 to 1 ; North Downs, 11 to 2 ; North Roskesr, 22 to 24 ; Providence, 42 to 43 ; West Chiverton, 1 30 to 31 ; Wheal Ludcott, 3to ; and Wheal Seton, 218 to 220. . , Foreign and co lonial mining shares are inactive, and price' exhibit no variation. ▪ ;Antoorp iluVArelln 2 4 all 'Bahia dill.Pra.lL Tp.s. ▪ ISolatsa I° ll At.Apos G. Soatiarag Ma for aft 'Cos. llttoooloo . 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GI 61 len 108 i 1 3 .. ~. 3 % It - if pm II 1f pm ID 61 23 76 66 68 68 68 69 61 48 48 26 88 26 ft 26 26 168_ 109 -1 1 Poll IN 1 :1 11 dis NI 08 90 IPS i 1 po 08 100 107 108 1014 104 106♦ 8 § ll§ 108 i 9 Ili len F 66 63 5 OE 14 10'71 108} 107 108} c 4. lon IcB4 103 106 RIAU. I P.l. ICL Flow $1 4 a 'J It In 111 Ir 10 In aleo-161100110 Achatiell. Mall it. (L. I Leskallsa I%Oa Wsionmets Ember Geo, ll=llB4 BM. Amid= Lead B4t. 4 bob Msa. Addle Las kinanda &sod ..... iClaaadalissniOnno.iL) . oeytoin Compaq leog..llLing.. rd. I PAL lOrma r = Dkes. &Ito. Deb. Ram holm , roe, • r'e•- ZgyptisaCona.tird.(l. ad . Onotr ttn. • • • .o.ozedit&Plang Una. aims Laviipooo larosi Mgr ILlstitoy . nn. lye nor nest. Prof ;Hudson Bay Internat. .doa (L ) IrrigsLtiou Can& 1 - 111 T. - Mat Meek DI=1: i Leb.a. Tea ( Loa Umlrla Tot IL !Loa. Itheadal ABP. (L 'Loa. OM. 1.1111011.,. U.. lllatres hefts. t Gum tiedlam. TeL Mar NatalLsadtCoo.Co.(L) Nakaal aucasas Nerbaddsenatalzaa,L I Da. New ,N.Dr NAO alasad T.siatiL (Lm IL WM Ausintimud lONI Do. New. . ds. Ot Od toman Goa , fad astir Lad a M I ftwai. saddle. Near do am. Citz , lio.(L.' , Do. Iltoyal Nan Napa —. Illocalla AWL Drooosio. ,S.Ahiona ledualsv.(l. lovilt Amara= Low likboollso Nale l i ltottll i erCaoL4 : • !Vim Dismoseeimid.... COMMERCIAL AND MARKET& MA ME-LANE.—(THIS DAY. ) The supply of English wheat on sale in our market, to day, was only moderate, but its condition was very toe. Most kinds were taken off slowly, at Monday's decline in the quotations. There was rather a large quantity of foreign wheat on the stands. Factors were somewhat firm in their demands ; but the business doing was much restricted. In prices, how ever, no change took place. Floatiog cargoes of grain off Falmouth ruled about sta- Winery. The inquiry for them 1,1111 far from active. Both English and foreign barley was in short 'apply and fair request at late quotations. The malt trade was in a sluggish state ; nevertheless prim were supported. Good soma oats commanded full currencies; but in ferior samples were a mere drug, at barely late rates. Bouts met a sluggish sale on former terms. In peas very little was doing, at last week's quotations. A fair business was doing in flour, at full prices; but seeds and cakes commanded very little attention. CURLS:NT PRICY& Pei Qr. W 17142. a a. East, Kent, red 1841 38 to 42 Ditto, new . 40 to 44 „ Ditte,whltelit 38 to 44 „ Mtn, now 4,2 to 47 Norfolk and Lincoln red 1882 3B to t 2 „ Dittogr ir 42 to 61 rer Qr. _ Ores. a I. Scotch. food Ira, yr ootato tt to = fi10, . Wadi Baas& _ . Maxion • • Tick Meting Distilling Grinding ..... . ALIT. Ease; Nortoli, - ind nutfolk 6O to 66 Kingbtou and Ware CT to WI Brown ...... 60 to 67 SO to U SD to 34 SS to SS to IS iiyi Old and uew 34 to JO OA2B. English, feed lB to 23 potato 2B to 27 Winn. a I. Dudsle and Kamp berg 4B to 56 Rostock I Nocidon- purl 64 to 49 40 to 46 Bassi" Mad 39 to 46 117 to 44 Anartess, red 4O to 44 , white . 40 to 49 1149Lii. 36 to 37 38 to 40 $7 $0 JO /1001. Tows nods, per SW tbs. Komi°ld Si to S 6 !Country orfolk sod Suffolk, az sib T7 to TS Ter Ctr. Grinding ---- 2.4 to U Distilling Molting O to ATL _ _ OAT& g. a. Danish and Swedish 17 to 211 Simian _ 20 to 24 Mt.* brew - lll to II feed ARSIVAIB OF GRAIN, 462, CAMUAGS, FROM AUGUST 1 ll7l4ian• • - St to ST 31 to St Isnua Com. White Yellow BUM Trench, pet mak .... ST to 40 Albertan, per teL .. 19 to 12 Cooodisa, .. 19 to 22 INTO LONDON, BY WATER 13 TO Auctuer S 7, INCLIISP7I. .weans. darts,. Malt Oats. Mawr. qilYds. meta. Dasilat and Scotch CO 10 11 1. 110 - S7O .. 000 butt fortagn use 81590 90080 -- - Total LIVERPOOL COTTON &OORN MARKETS. (THIS DAY.) (fte KLICTRIO AND lIITICUSATIONAL TILTAGILAPE.) (1111011 Ore OWNI CORRUPORIMIT.) COTlON.—Marklt continues firm. Sales will probably foot up 12,000 bales. CORN.—Attendance at market moderate; fair business in wheat at about Tuesday's prices for red ; white rather easier ; flour dull • moderate trade is Indian sore at late rates ; Egypti a n beans steady ; oats and oatmeal, slow dragging sale , Egyptian wheat unchanged. MINCING LANK-(TEIDS DAY.) SUOAIL-The market opened with an active demand for British West led* and has wince continued steady, but with len doing towards the close. The publics sales of foreign have gooe off at fell prices, a portion being bought in. efined :At 45a tqw46e. for common to good brown lumps there has been a walk steady demand. Dome. The extensive public seise of Mutation brought forward this week have gone off at previous prices, the later Wee more freely than those at the commeneemest of the week ; triage, 6:ki. 6d. to 73e. ; fine ordinary to fine middling, 775. to 975. ; peaberry, 91s. to 99e. ; native Cey lon, ordinary small to fine ordinary, 68a. to 71s. U. Teo has been quiet this week. Rice is in good request. About 12,000 begs sold : Maui, Be. 3d. ; Mnoughy, 9s. ; soft grain. 7s. to 7s. 9d Faun. -The opesiog prince of new currants have lamely been supported. Vostueza sold at 345. ; Vitatro, at 3ts. ; old currents are in good regent. Rum. -A fair business is doing. Mauritius geld at Is. M. ; Demerara, good, at Is. U ; Jamaica, at . 6d. • flue, 4s. SPICLY are in fair request. Zanzibar cloves sold at 3 , d. cash, and Cassia Lien's line seaside, 90e. BALTPETILE it only in limited demand ; refraction 4i laid at 3215. cash. Corrom. -The demand costliness very active at rising prices. The sales yesterday were 3,200 balm TALLOW MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) The market is 'seedy at the following prime : Tows tallow, 41a. 3d. net cash ; hitembunt Y.O. on the spot, 42. ; October to December, 424. 6d. to 495. 9d. ; December, 43e. 6d. to 43e. 9d. ; Jesuitry to March, 445. HIDE MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) it. - -liii LiADMlALL.—ffidas : Priers : baba to 641b5., TO. to 3d. ; 64Iba to nibs., 3d. to ( E; 7211 a. to ?tins 3.L to 4d. ; 800 a. to 8311 a., 3 to 4.b. ,• 81311 a. to 96Th., 4 id. to 4 3 d. ; 96Th. to 1 ,4K to sd. Homo hides. 10s. 01. to lls. Calf Alas, light, 2s. al. to 4s. ; 7s. BIIRMOIEDUT. —Sheep Abu. polled, ds. to ss. ; downs, 3s. 44. to 3s. 10d. ; Lambs, 3s. to ss. 61. THURSDAY BROWN. Consols, which closed yesterday at 9Slto i l for the 9th September, opened this morning at the same quotation, and left off at 931 to 4. For money the last price was 931 to 9. The official busi ness report is as follows : Three per Cent. Console, for money, 939, 1; ditto, for amount, 939 Three per Cents. Reduced, 934, 9 ; New Three per Cent&, 934, 4, 9 ; New Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 771 ; Thirty Years Annuities, 1885, 151 ; India Five rer Cent. Stock, 1081, ; ditto Bonds, 19s. prem. ; Four per Cent. " enfaced rapes PaPer, 97 .1. PRornacnAL MARJO MAWS% The India rive per Cert. stock was steady, LfrutpoOL, Acorn 27.-Ssles today :-Great Hestes a d and at 1084 to f ; India Bonds, at 16s. to 19s. prem.; l-Lon‘lne and North Western, le1;1-nouth east and Escbequer Bills, at Is. din tc prem. ern, t-Itaffalo red Cake Huron. 51-Great Western of Ca nada, 104 - National Bank of Liverpool. p. ,2 -Royal Bank Berea There was more animation in the foreign stock .r Cent, 115 -Emelt e Harlon assurance, p. iris - Cake market than fur some days past, but uo positive t twine, p. 21. l activity. EIIIII3OtIAN. AVOW? 27.-The sales today Included Great genera ' Western Stour valley Chttrantoel stock at Gsl, it; . ; There was again an active inquiry for Hudson ' s Pritanntn Mills Onaranterd, at ni. a-4 era poittan Bay shares, which rose 12s. &L, the last price being 171sgsi i !t.: 2 Latr: 4 114 sss m ilers:: ;re offeMi h t Ito Of dis. Some large purchases were effected on 12 , es tl:. " , u alitt ‘ tiTon ' inster W.ln L ott. at ill, ell dl,. • continental account. luteruatioluil Financial (under Itanites7lo4 Actittrf 27.-There was a good marten but the h whose auspicee the Hudson's Bay project was intro - f veral dead) were also in strong demand, and advanced inxesubonre. 141 DD artleunar LOreat Ship. 7t, no. Dd., es. - amid to 44 to af prem. General Credit and Finance and lir i ;ml Causdai tel 1-Great 7:11. 4 7. 0 : C y tngtrlirr, London and Financtal were quoted 19 to 19 prern. ad - s tliire tin so t a l) ;e d t u tit '• ;(4“ - :f , n , zd --Manchester, net and 14 to 19 prem. respectively, showing au ita- held, and Lincolnshire, 411 -XL.t.ropobtan 5ta....n..1254 en xd pro in each case. Egyptian Trading left off TiZZSIL ter i t t p ire • 1 'kr Eu t rn . v i:' MI 1 1 r2,! . 41 at 9to 1 prem., being steady. - • I Peel°, rata sp, !t 7.1e-C,nfederate Loon, tlt3 d. Hi n BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Mews. Patteadra Red Smith report a fair demand for IPf67'e at steady prices. About 50 pockets of th• am growth have arrived at market, wed realised 71. 10a to al. Se. per cwt., the quality being eteelleat at so early a period. COAL MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Walls End Hatnu, 18e.; Walls End Haswell. 19s. ; Walls End Hartlepool. 17.. 9d. ; Walls End Braddyla Hatton, ; Walls End South Hartlepool, les. ed. Walls End Heseh 16.. 9d ; Walls End Keno% 16 .. 9d. ; Walls End Barton, 15a. 311. ; Walls End Frantwellgate. FA. 3d.; Tanfield Moor Bates. 12a. ed. ; West Hartley, 16e. ; Huddle's Hartley. 166. -41 ships at market. ii ii 117 w • 1 Val 18 :e ni A 9 1111 118 116 119 616 Dm I 61 Pall' 109._1 -- 11 - if I 11pea 13 30 1 A 3 3 413 4 qpie 14 1 .114 4 3 010 1 lint 11 1 Ipm a pis ;sr MI 1 I nen 1 pm 1 .4 79 411 SO 90 17 19 PM pot n is SS ISO -} 1!e SI IS ` 1 i 1 4 k al 1 is . INOMIIM stogy al to IS so to n 18 to 30 125,000 Wok. OMNI tA,.." 150,01 011L41 BONIN 10,0J0 !0. 000 11,00 12.%00 dv,oo. 6.OUL 411 4nt 20,000 ten,fll , 10).11014 10.0 10,006 6 - o,o' - 60,00( In Yr 17,006 , 11,014 6,61• 19.7tA. 15,00 r 666.001. 10,000 1,1..1 10 .04 r me 114 a, ' 9