The Express. — London, England, 1863-07-22 00:00:00

The following report and balance-sheet were presented : "The director have the pleasure to inform the *bare. holders that, in pursuante of the intention expressed at their meeting in January lut, they have disposed of the reserved darn 2,931 in number, at • premium of 3/. 10s. par share, thus realising • profit of 10,1111. 19a., which is carried to the reserve fund. The paid-up ca pital is now 400,0001. The accounts for the half-yebr adios 30th of June last, show • gross profit of 56,3561. Os. 6d., and after providing for the current expen diture, directors' and auditors' remuneration, bad debts, incense tax, do., and reserving 21,3621. 114. 9d. for rebate of Wand on bills not doe, there remains for appropriation the sum of 29,4571. 2s. 11d. The directors recommend the payment of • dividend at the rate of 8 per cent, per annum, free of income tax, which will absorb 16,0001., and that the balsam of 13,4571. 2e. 11d, be curled to the credit of the reserve hind, which, with the premium co the reserved shares and accrued interest, will then amount to 82,1801. 3a. 9d., a result which cannot but be regarded u highly satisfactere. The directors would, however, remark, that much more might be accomplished by shareholders becoming depositors, and by recommending the principles of the company to their friends. The directors have to announce that, owing to his retirement from business and nonresidence in thin country, t' c - - mod hie , 4 and colleague, T. W. Watson, Bag., hag resignedlais seat at the board. "Balance.sbeet, Tuesday, June 30.-Dr.: To capital called-up, viz., 51. per share on 80,000 }hares. 400.0001- to liabilities on loans, deposits, de., 4,044,0891. 16s. 4d. ; to preening redemption fund, 5411. 12s. sd. ; to reserve fund, Dec. 31, 1862, 57,7441. Is. 4d. ; to Interest to date, 8661. Is. 6d. ; to premium on reserved shares, 10,1111. 19s. -together, 66,7231. Oa 104.; to amount at credit of profit sad loss account, as shown below, 29,4571. 2s. 11d. ; total, 4,542,8111. 121. 6d. Cr.: By cash, government, and other securities, 533,6971. is. Bd. ; by bills discounted, loam. he, 3.98.4,8711.3 a. Ild. ; by promises in Cornhill, 44,2434 2.5. 11d. ; total, 4,542,811/. 12s. 6d. "Profit and Loss Account for the half.year ending 30th Jana-Dr. To current expenses, provision for bad debts, income tax, do., 3.9361. Se. 10d. ; to directors' ard auditors' remuneration, 1,6001. ; to rebate of interest on bills not due, carried to new account, 21,3621. lls. 9d ; todividend at the rate of 8 per cent per annum, 16,0001. ; to addition to re serve fund, 13,4571. 2s. 11d.-together, 29,457 f. 2s. 11d. ; total, 58,366 k Cts. 6d. Cr.: By gross profits during the balf-year, 56,3561. Oa. 6d.-total, 58,3661. Os. 6d." On the motion of the Quailing, the report and accounts were adopted. THE MALT TAI. —The select committee of the House of Commons appointed to consider whether, compa tibly with the interests of the revenue, the laws relating ta the excise duty upon malt can be amended so as to operate more advantageously with reference to the taffies ton sod price of barley, to the manufacture and Price of malt and malt liquor, and to the use of malt in the feeding of cattle and sheep, have wondered the matters to them referred, and have agreed to the following report :—" Your committee hiving met, and finding that, from the advanced period of the session, it was not desirable to receive evidence upon the matter referred to them, have token measures to collect such information thereon as may be useful hereafter ; and they recommend that a committee on the same subject should be appointed in the next session of parliament." The measures referred to comist of letters which are to be addressed by the chairman to the president of the Royal Agrieultmel Society, the president of the Highland Agricul tural Soellky, the Royal Agricultural Society of Ireland, the Central Farmers' Club, and the Bath West of England Society, aaking them for information as to the relative value of barley and malt for fattening purposes, and in the pro duction of milk ; and the comparative value of each of those articles with other feeding substances. THE KITCHEN AND REFRESHMENT ROOMS or THE House or COMMONE—The select committee have just agreed to • fourth report, in which they say they have agreed that the wines and spirits shall be provided by wine merchants approved of by the committee, and ia compen sation for the consequent ices to the keeper of the refresh ment rooms, they have applied for an increased allowance from the commissioners of the fee fund. To facilitate and improve the attendance they propose to increase the width of the room, and recommend that smaller dining-tables should be introduced into the room. With respect to the future management of the rooms, it is proposed that the following charge for dinners shall be charged next session :—Cold meat, including table, he., Is. 6d. each ; and hot meats, including table, tec., 3e- each. For dinners with fish, entree', ha, a written notice of at least half an hour mast be given, the price for which will be regulates! by a printed tariff. This, they hope, will obviate the confusion and discontent which the present system necessarily involves. Mr. Barry states that the proposed alterations in the rooms can be completed before February next, provided that the necessary orders are given at ono. THE ATTEMPTED DOUBLE MURDER IN A RAILWAY CARRlAGE.—Altboacit the wounds of both gentlemen Ws Progressing favorably, they will not be able to be examined for • week or more. They are both in • eery uremia sod agitated state. Mr. Worland's wound oe the forehead extends from the centre right round to the left side of the bead, and is about 6 ham io length. It may be recollected that in the same terrine, whilst the desperate encounter was going on , was an elderly lady. It is slated that she eon give important evidence, but such • depression effect has the sanguinary encounter had upon her that she has bee, oompelledto be placed under meshed aid, and it will be some time before she can possibly attend. Inspector Cox has received • letter from a friend of the Primmer, in which it is alleged that be wee about twelve Peers ago contend in an asylum, suffering from • de migod mind brought on by over - st udy, 1711711.1 DAY. 71JDAT. N.E. to N.W. sod 8.W., NOAH-EANY. Westerly, strong to fresh to strong, un- fresh, showery. settled. N. to &W., strong, un- Wier. S.W. to N.W., strong settled. to moderate. N.N.W. to W.S.W., SOUTH. W.Y. W. to N.N.W., fresh to a gale, rain. strong to moderate, showers. N.W. to &W., strong, govis-FART. S. W. to N.W., [nab. equally, showery. Cautionary signals on Tuesday. North-East=lforay Irtrtito Norfolk. West= Donegal to Corn wall. Sonth=Chaanel aad heath Couto youth-Faat=Strait of foyer to Norfolk. IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF COMMONS.-(THIS DAY.) - - The SPEALIR took the chair at half-past 12, having waited h.,lf an hour for the presence 0140 members. PRIVATE BUSINESS. The Morayshire Railway and the Putney , and Fulham New Bridge and Pier Bilh were read a third time and STANDING ORDERS 197 AND 227. Mr. MA S S EY moved that standing orders 197 and 227 be su pended for the remainder of the session. That, as regards FM Ate bills already returned by the Rouse of Lords with unrodments, such amendments be considered to-morrow. Th a t when it is intended to propose any amendments thereto. a copy of such amendments shall be deposited in t h e private and notice thereof given this day. T h a t, as regards private bills to be returned by the House of Lads with amendments, such amendments be considered ea the next sitting of the house after the day on which the till shall hare been returned from the Lords. That when it is intended to propose soy amendments thereto, a copy of such etuesdmenta shall be deposited in the Private Bill- Tsai, and notice thereof given on the day on which the bill :hat ha ve been returned from the Lords. Agreed to. ACCIDENTS TO PERFORMERS AMUSEMENT. AT PUBLIC PLACES OF Mr. DOULTON gave notice that to-morrow he would ask thsSecretary of State for the Home Department whether th e proprietors of places of public resort were responsible f ar th s safety of the lives of the performers ; and, if not, whether be would introduce a bill next &NM= upon the 'abject? THE REMOVAL OF CONVICTS FROM COUNTY GOALS. lie. WALTER said he wished to ask the right hon. barooet the Home Secretary a question in reference to the removal of convicts from the county gaol of Berkshire. At the summer assize* of 180 for • certain person were convicted and sentenced to terms of penal servitude, but iostead of being removed to the government convict establishment they bad been detained in Reading gaol. The government had made no extra allowance for the maintenance of these convicts, and the Berkshire magistrates felt aggrieved that their county should have had to maintain them for a much longer period than usual. The magistrates had sent in a bill to the Treasury, claiming to be paid the extra sum of 2001., but the reply was that the charge was unusual and Abet it oodd not be paid. The question he would ask was whether these prisoners under sentence of penal servitude were liable to bedetained atthe pleasure of the government in the county gaols without any adequate remuneration being made to the counties for their maintenance by the govern menSir t. G. GREY said the practice was to remove them pri nters as soon as possible after conviction to the con vict prisons which were appropriated for their reception, if there should be room for them. Bat unfortunately the In man of crime had occasioned a great difficulty in making the removal of these prisoners from the county gaols. He re gretted that some inconvenience bad been felt in consequence, and be hoped it would not arise again, but if it should be thought that some addition might be made beyond the 4a. per head per week allowed to the counties for the mainte- Mite of these peacoats. (Hear, hear.) STATUTE LAW REVISION BILL On the order of the day for going into committee on {hie M7l. . . . . — Tbe — SOLICITOR4IENERAL explained its provisions to dis boom Sir F. KELLY concurred in the object of the bill, the audit of which was, he said, owing indirectly to the statute law commission. _ . Mr. HENNESSY, averting to s remark of the Solicitor- General, that if any amendment' were proposed the bill most be given up, contended that the boon ought not to bow implicitly to the authority of the law lords. [Left sitting.] NATIONAL DISCOUNT COMPANY (LIMITED). (THIS DAY.) The half-yearly meeting of the shareholders was bald at noon, it the London Tavern ; Mr. F. W. Rosszu., 31. P in the chair. . .. . . . . . THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, JULY 22, 1863. 13HARE LIBTII-(TRII3 DAY.) Two o'CLoow. The railway market is firmer to-day, with an increased amount of business. London and South I Western stock Las improved } per cent. ; London and North Western, ; and three or four so other leading lines, I. Great Western and Great Eastern are steady. London and North Western stock is now quoted 102} to si } ; Midland, 128} to 129 ; Great Western, r i 66} to 67 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 113} Caledonian, 1201 to 121} ; South Eastern, 92 to _ f ; Great Eastern, 63} to 1 ; Great Northern, 1 to 129} ; and London and South Western, 106 to 107. L The securities of the Grand Trunk Railway of Can;di are dull. Indian lines are steady. L'om bardu-Venetian shares are fiat, other foreign descriptions being inactive. -1" re IN 8 71 lie in" _-iii K no I. 100 10 I II all I. 100 I. WS 11111111101 POSIZMIONS. ex lat 1 =awns. urra. spa lks.ltar.ro.la4:lPAl. Do. Now . Do. Now. i . Daoelohollyrooll. Do. Pookweash RoL.Drank.eoodiaii p.o. Bdo.. /Awl. Mt Do. Jain ir% &Mo Dawns • L &atom— Olig•T.&Dook 6 p.o.gas Demerws,7p.e.per.prot Illmino Ds wd . . 1Imo• lodise gni..6 Do. 0. Natoodoe Do. H. do _ _ road Trio* of Cam& Do. let pref. Bondi.. Do. do. deferred • Do. tad preLßonds.. Do. do. deferred Do. lird 'prof. Stock.. Do. do, deferred Do. 4tb pref. Stock.. Do. _ do. deterred 7." I zacti;i r—enu;;;l; Do. January. 11162 N. A. at Inas,. p. d. %Was{ Owil. Dares Do. Nov Do.ll9.BB gk do.goell,w.op Do.lieolDBo.,porNl Indian Branch I.Wtad Nadzoo Pam 4 I 4 p re a er el Do. do. d Do. Of ;or i t ,t - ..-1 # si 106} 146/ 1071 109 i 1081 1061 HT 108 11 pm 11 11 pm 11 R 74 66 68 66 67 60 66 64 66 16 87 16 27 22 24 1071 10641 1 pa, 1 pm 108 0 107} 11 11e 96 du 97 106 90 92 i 97 99 11061 1071 101 192 - _ Do. 71111 extension. WOO tads, Is 1 pa. iiadt&liOo — c i i ti S. Broundok dam • and B N. IL of Canada 6 p. Solids, ins I p d ar mg Do. Dolhl Do. _ do. do U SS Do. rutui - 50....1 o. do-- D Di. o. 1d.84./i5t.r..1..0 .... 104 ion it 108} 8 114 II 5 IA N 108 109 zn 11 107 Ns :4 1:81 MITI= Pt. I 01. I Sum LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE (11T 11.110T110 IIIIAGEMIL) NOTTINGHAM MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) RUFFOILI! ABBEY STAKES. Straight ball mile. 6 - sigiis;;Tad Isiwa;ith — e - Coutes;or are here. FOREST PLATE. Five furlongs. Little Lady, Fig , Coronet, Flesmore, Rubin; Gipsy Girl, Key of the Gate, sod Globule are here. NURSERY PLATE. Straight half mile. Garotter, Vanden'lde, Prescription, Hartleap, Fair Sophia, Redcap, Macbeth, Mystery, Cutaway, 'overuse', and Dawdle are here. . . _ P•co Weagle Eye, sad Madame CHESTERFIELD HANDICAP. Mile and a half. Bathilde, Charles Fox, Flezneare, Tippler, Pilot, Jack's Alive, Middlevatch, Erin-go-hragh, Cadeau, and Revolver are here. P.;;;Foarrrr.—Zetlaad, Beckenham, Victor, Lomis, - Cheerful, sad Srmphoey. BITNNEY PARK STARES. Six furlongs. Lady Mary, The Clown, Vanden°lde, Old Fuller, Gant tar, Red Cap, Behr& colt, Prescription, and Fob:guise an 1 4 , here. PAID Foarnm—Oosola. ac ENTRY FOR QUEEN'S PLATE. Two miles. Caller On, Charles Fox, and Tippler. All an hers. 11 SOUTHAMPTON MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) Aaarval.—Quie, Weasel, Pony, Odin., lonellan, Poland, Idea, Dirt Cheap, &Union, Conet, Damien, Attraction, Flatter, Qaedrilla, Baldwin, Baca li e, Vanity c, and Grey Hen It. ALLEGED MURDER OP A MAN IN LEATHER- LANL-(THIS DAY.) This morning a man was found lying dead in leather•lane by Polioecoostable Smith, 409 0, and was taken by him at once to the Royal Free Hospital, Gray's- Inn-lane. From what has come to the knowledge of the police there ; can be no doubt that the unfortunate man waaknocked down M by one or two men who at once decamped. Inquiries were instituted by Inspector Allen, of the G division, and it was ascertained that the unfortunate man was named Will/A' Hoasdon, aged 40, • working mac, residing at 33, College-street, Camden-town. It would appear that the men suspected were seen to attack the deceased, and to knock him down, and although he lay on the pavement insensible no one attempted to assist him, nor were the polioeinformed of the fact& until after they had returnedfrom conveying the man to the workhouse. Informs. tion was at once forwarded to the different police stations with &description of the supposed murderers. The deceased is reported as having been • very steady man. He has left • wife and family to deplore hi untimely loss. WEATHER REPORT.-(THH3 DAY.) WILDNUDAY, JULY ri, $ A.Z. 18. 11l la W. l. 2. Q. L Al S. ! Nairn 20.6649 2 B.W. 2 IS 0 6.10 1 Stardom 10.61 53 4 B.L 2 28 o 2 Leith 20.61.1651 6 I.& 4 8 A— 8 Shiekla 29.6846 8 N.H. 3 12 r 6.35 5 . ,86.4918 1 N.K. 6 8 m— 6 e 5 4 :=V ; 79.86 52, 4 N. 2 II a— 1 Galway 29.6967 6 N.N.K. 6 12 o 1 Valenti' . - Rueenatowa —120.681611 1 N. 6 4 a 0.70 2 Liverpool 29.44762. 2 N.K. 6, 6 0 0.68 2 Holyhead '29.6061 0 N.N.K. 7 , 8 r 0.61 6 Pembroke 2864 561 8 14. W. 4I 20 c 0. 4 Permaacw 1W.6 3 .611 2 ~f. 7; 20 o 1.00 4 Brest 129.73,62 3 LW. 6 . 111 o 022 5 L'Orleitt . . Rochefort - llllf4 WI 4 W. 5 20 0 0.08 6 Plymouth ... 111.6a 2 N.W. 6 l6 0 1.20 4 Weymouth 129.6114 1 W.N.W. 8 20 e 0.67 4 A:almost\ 129.5181 1 W.S.W. 4 18 r 0.72 6 Loadca 2 9.60,61 3 &LW. 7 10 r 0.57 - Dover .61761 4 8. 1 20 1.03 7 Yarmouth 1 W21.50W 4 S.W. 320 c 3 Hadar I. - 1- I - - --- - - - Hollwolaad i : L 1/ , : 1, MINE&-(THIS DAYj Two o'CLocx. In the mining market to-day attention is chiefly directed to East Caradon sharft, which are in great demand, at 31, " buyers." This quotation is about 11. sa. above that last current yester day. Rosewall Hill are also in request, at 3to ray Park are quoted 38 to 39 ; New Martha, 31 to ; and Great Fortune, 36 to 4. In the Stock Exchange Lady Bertha shares are officially ' marked i t . Foreign and colonial mining shares are quiet. Cape Copper have been dealt in at 41, being firm ; Don Pedro at 1 • and Santa Barbara at The Don Pe dro North Del Rey Gold Mining Company have received advice* from Captain Thos. Treloar who reports that the produce for April is the largest yet extracted, being 2,018 °Raves, the produce for the previous month amounting to 1,636. He adds that " the operations are being carried °a with vigour, and the appearance of the lode is all that could be wished." A letter from Ischia, of thelsth, says:—"Among the English visitors to this charming island are the Marquis and Marchioness of Northampton, who arrived yesterday, and took apartments in the Villa Zavote, a delightfully situated hotel, on an eminence between Lace* and Cur mieciola, commanding the most perfect panonmic views of the sea and the opposite mainland, from Vesuvius north wards to the Monte Circa." Bir Henry Wrixon Beecher, Bart., eon of Miss O'Neill, has been visiting Buenos Ayres. MELANCHOLY OCCURRENCE OFF BLACKWALL.— List evening a very sad accident happened off Blackwell, which was -vitnered by • large number of persons &ram bled on Blackwell Pier. The ship Suffolk, bound for Port Phillip, one of Messrs. Wigram's hoe fleet of vessels, was being hauled out of the East India Docks, and on getting out into the river and commencing her course downwards the mew crowded to the port side of the ship in order to give the usual parting cheers to their friends who were on the pier. They had given several hearty shouts which were answered by the hundreds who lined the shore, when the boatswain's mate, a fine yourg man, in some way lost his hold l of the forerigging and before he could recover himself be fell overboard. Unfortunately in falling his head came in contact with the port chains, and he in stantly disappeared under the water, and was not seen afterwards. The crew made a gallant effort to rescue their fellow-shipmate, but in vain, and the body was carried away by the tide. The wife and child of the unfortunate man were on board, intending to accompany him to Gravesend, and the anguish of the poor woman on witnessing this sad scene may be imagined. HEALTH of LONDON.—It appears from the weekly return issued by the Registrar-General that last week there were 1,364 deaths in Logsdon. The report for the week that ended on the 11th inst. showed an increase of 100 deaths over those of the previous week ; and the return for the week that ended last Saturday exhibits a further increase of nearly 100 on the preceding number. The eve , rage number of deaths in ten corresponding weeks (viz., • week in each of the years 1853-62) is found, with a correc tion for increase of population, to be 1,923 ; and the actual number of deaths is therefore io irons of the estimated number by 141. The increase in the mortality is caused chiefly by diarrhea, the deaths from which rose from 47 and 91 in the two previous weeks, to 148 last week. Besides the deaths referred to "diarrheas," there were situ 15 from summer cholera. Of the 163 deaths referred to both heads, 142 occurred to infante under two years of age. Eleven deaths from diarrhoea occurred in the west sub-district of "allegro, where there were also 9 from scarlatina. Smell-pox was returned in 51 ears, 12 of which are stated to have occurred after vaccination. But the evidence of vac , ehrtion, or of the successful performance of it, is often of doubtful character. The mortality of the disease gives not much indication of decline ; it is satisfactory, however, to know that it does not increase. Ten of the 51 deaths m atured in the Smallpox Hospital. On the 7th July in St. Martin's !Workhouse • man, who had been formerly • bed stead-maker, aged 52 years. died from " the want of com mon nerrarke ,• toned in the street in au exhausted state, and died in four days" (inquest). Two deaths in the week , are referred to intemperance, brides six to " delirium Me -1 mem" A woman died at the age of 95 years, and another at 99. Last week the births of 930 boys and 880 girl., in all ' 1,810 children. were registered in London. In the tee cur lresponding weeks of the years 1853-62 the &T emp n um ber (corrected) was I,BIKS. OADLIWZIT IMAMS AID IROOKL ZAILWATL Eitra..WaL4otarrai Soaks. WWI. Maki awl Oak asi Ds. A I A Day. inslll -. Do. B t pill So B. Walla aatili rm. MlN= UlVEdsrmi . Abtl.Ja. Ifflabarikaml libegou • L Widnes I Se 8 S 4 as a 120 121 6 61 60 Al 16 111 92 00 1111 112 U 66 60 62 1 4 ibi Do. • Moak Do. lad Anglian Stk. Devil 10111114 110041&110 DII•A Am. sod,. as. 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LAM.De.absl gip* Copper (Limited) ac l , s Silver 0 0 0 1 -0 0 Doc Pe Iro,N. Dal By Den Moantsin Oepper Beet Del Iter(Linlted) Feria= aka.) Garet 6.W.Cp.8. Aostrelfa(L Kapnas (Ws.) Worm Liegtealim Maeltpfts 11.AureosBres.G.1L(L N. liblairo.of Ave.(L) Pectfle i r p allverload Port Bente Barbers Gold )Y Scottish Austin. (Use.) St. John del Rey (Li l United Med e a en„ _ I a 1 Par il if j_ Os eft 124. ...... w lAm• KNIOALLAW iii~:i. 00101.11 LOS. iO,OOO 110,006 0,00( WAN ..mslo•Mealsen /Bantle NI. XaII Be.CLI Aimlmam Anrical• • • • • Berns Waterverks.. Bombay Gm, UMW— Brit. American Lead BM. • hien Ma& rm••• Britich Iron OL prlou U&7 654.780 20,000 40.0001 12,000 4002%92! 160,850 197.0% 10,000 60,004 126,000 CaandiagencyAsio.tL ) Carlon Company Cap.'Ling.. Pref.? p.o ?Won 1; 19 1 It II !# 81 }dl. Par IS 16 U ELI 92 io,oool TO: — We De. 49. my. OottoaA6oa.7.l. Yoe I rrlo • • IgyptimiCom.&Trd.(i Memos 1 Roc 464 ato7 •• • G.Creditddrin.of Loa (L Deo. Mem ilarlimata Ommt Skip (Limited) Ito. 14 per cent. Prot Indian Parrying (L.) Intarnat,Flnan.Soc.(L) ;Italian Irrifratiou Canal I Do. ao;ds Joint Stock Dlacount(L I Labang Ike (Lisalted) GNL niatrict FM. L Lon. Financial Aaao. (L Loik eau Dmoiliaa irads . Wadltat. Zs. Td. arm Wet.Rati, Car., &Wag NatalLaact&Coa.Co. (4. iNasioual Magma Co.. )ie,laulfiat•ftai&Lrgo IN.Usland T.indL (Us IN. N•it Nova:kolas CI. sad L(L 'Me"! lASI Do. New.. ..... Orton. In. O . (La) Ottoman Ou Pool River Lad a Wm Plain sad Odes. Now :r 4 L o rsdadirdalL(L! ftto da Jan. Clty Do. do loyal Mall Steam illoottloll Aust. !namely 18 •Airican Irrina.lnv.(L Inman AIIMESILID on mobtaartn• 7LL ken . IT. dr Ag. of Ansl(L.) F.I TrodAtla.Ca.U.Conad, r r n.n r iVan lessan's land 17 1 111 541' Ile 38e 11l 116 lls 116 PREFERENCE BHA Lancashire and Yorkshire Six per ( West Midland, Oxford Lt Guarani IP= 103 117 II 11 1 pm A) 80 1 ti di 42 Dm 1 01.11 s 3 2 dla i W Dar 1 pa 1 2 1 4 ! pm 1 i 2 31pe 3 dj —Pm gig tr.'' , 4* 4I pm 1* 2* mn le 2 2 Poi 11 1+ I 6 6+ i i 61, It 66 78 SO 16 IS pm g 22 1 dls 6 i 6 i 26 27 i I Ps 66 67 160 161 115 t' m' ^ mdla at. Stock, 137, x.d. d Stock,l3li. TRAFFIC RICTIIItNB. RAILWATL MI Pie- Total. Totel, Week ending July 15. open MTN dandles 1863 US Belgian Kestern Junction . 182 142 104 290 Week ending July 18. Cork and Bandon °Lwow et Routh Western 190 Week ending July 19. Great Luxembourg .... London and Blackwell North London 1.14 1,300 ... i:iii .. II tow 116 369 - 10,177 3 . 15 1 .1.5.99 1.127 3,160 PROP77OIAL SHARE maarsrs. LiegaroOT., JOLT 41.-11slee today:-Great Eastern. 634- Lancashire end Yorkshire, 1131 411-London and North Western, 1021 II 2-Midland, 11184 4-North British, 634-North Eastern, Berwick, 103,- York Capital Stock, 901-Bouth Eastern, 91.4 4 1- Whitehaven and Furness, 704-Great Luxembourg, 111 1.6-141 4- grin, 641-National Bank of Liverpool. 4 1-16 31 p Blltitineithg. JULY 2L-London and Nat Us Western Stock was marked done at 1024-North Staffordahire Preference, buyers, at 221 et div.-Severn Valley, 17-and Wellington and Severn Junction. 104. Birmingham Joint Stock Bank shares tooted 25 I to 27-Birrologham Banking Company. 861 to 474 cum div.-Dis- Diet Consumers Om, to 1-16 din-National Provincial Bank, new, 241 prem., sellers. Ithetcarnmi, JULY 21.--A fair lumina' has been done, at rather lower prices. Great Eastern, 61}-Great Luxembourg, 14 On-(heat eCaetoWtr:L".27 of Canada, o.l6 di' rent h W ire " Ti 66 London and North Western, 1024 d.-L ancas hire and and South Western, 1051-Manchester and County Bank, 24 9-16 p.-Manchester, Sheffield. and Lincolnshire, 444-MetropoPlan, 12 6 -16-Midland, 1281 4-North British, 65 4-North Ywk. 90 2 - South Eastern, 92-flonthpo j rt Hotel, el-Confederate Loan, 3) 31 $4 3 4 41 0011119. JOLT W.-Three per Cent. Consols, 924-Dittc, for ac count, 11th Awinst. 921 4-New Three per Cent. Stock, 911- Ditto for account, llth August. 914 4-Bank of Ireland, 1002 paid. 214-National Bank of Ireland, Nil. paid. 79-Royal Bank of Ireland, 101. paid, 294 4-Union Bank 161-Cork, Blackrock, and Passage. 204. paid. 94 - Dublin. Wicklow, and Wexford. 91. Ditto, for account, 84-Drat Southern and Wes tern. 1001. paid, 1021-Ditto, for account, 1044-Midland Great Western and EL third, 601. paid, 612 1. MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Croce. The stock markets to-day present a steadier ap pearance. The funds remain at the closing quota tions of yesterday. Several of the principal home railways are rather better. Foreign stocks have likewise, on the whole, shown a tendency to recovery, but the best prices of the morning have not been maintained up to the present hour, the general tone now being comparatively dull. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Renter opened at 67fr. 65c., being 4 per cent. lower than yester day. Consols are now quoted 924 - to 1 for money, and 922 tog for the account (August 6). The official business report is as follows :-Three per Cent. Con sols, for money, 922, 1 ; ditto for account, 921, 1 Three per Cents. Rednoed, 921, 3 ; New Three per Cents., 921, 3 ; New Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 77 ; Thirty Years Annuities, 1885, 14 15-16 ; Bank Stock, 238; India Stock, 228; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 1081, 108 ; ditto Bonds, 155., 17s. pm. ; Five per Cent. " enfaced" rupee paper, 1071 ; Exchequer Bills, 35. prem. Foreign stocks are firmer. Greek Bonds have recovered 4 per cent. being quoted 331 to 1, but the coupons are worse. Turkish securities are stronger, the Loan of 1854 being quoted 93 to 94, that of 1858, 704 to ; that of 1862, 674 to 4 ; and the Consolides, 60 to 4. Mexican and Spanish Passive Bonds wares little better in the morning, but are now dull. Spanish Certificates and Italian stocks are steady, and the Venezuela Bonds of 1862 rather firm. Transactions are recorded as follows :-Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 641, I, ex div. ; ditto Certificates, 1021 ; Egyptian, 1031; Greek, for account, 34, 331 ; ditto, Coupons, 151, 1, 4 ; Italian, for account, 704, ex div. ; Mex ican, for account, 361, 4,1, 4 ; New Granada, 154, 1 ; ditto Deferred, 91 ; Portu guese, 1858, 1857, 1859, 1860, and 1862, 471, 1, ex div. ; ditto for account, 48, ex div. ; Russian, 1822, 941 ; ditto 1859, 591 ; ditto 1862, 934, 921; Spanish Passive, for account, 334, 4 ; ditto Certificates, for account, 121, 1 ; Turkish, 1854, 94 ; ditto, 1868, for account, 701, 3 ; ditto, 1862, for account, 874, 67, 4, ex div. ; ditto, 1863, 3 dia., ex div. ; Vene zuela, 1862, for account, 574. The Confederate Loan is slightly better, at 4to 34 dia. The scrip of the Italian Loan is quoted to 3 prem., and that of the Venezuelan, 14 to 04 dis. International Financial shares have improved to 41 to 41 prem. ; General Credit and Irinanoe to Ito 11 prem. ; and London Financial to to 11 prem. Hudson's Bay shares are quoted Ito die., being a trifle firmer, and Egyptian Trading, 1/ to 11 prem. The bar silver by the West India packet was sold yesterday for the Continent at fe. Id. per ounce, showing no change. Except as regards bills on Hamburg, the foreign exchanges yesterday afternoon were firm, and the ten dency of the rates was upwards, particularly for paper on Paris. The Vienna exchange has also risen. Subjoined is our usual list : Amsterdam, 3 months, 11.181 to f ; ditto, S days, ILI6 to 17,- Rotterdam, 3 months, IL 181 to 19 ; Antwerp. 3 mouths, 25.50!t0 55 ; Hamburg, ma. blow, three months, 13.71 to 81 ; Paris, 3 days, 25.221 to 321 ; do., 3 months, 25.55 to 71 ; Frankferton-thwMaine, 3 months, 1191 to : Petersburg (per rouble), 3 months, 35f to ; Vienna. eff. So., 3 months, 1L45 to 56 ; TrierW, 65. do., 3 months, 11.45 to 55 ; Madrid, 3 months, 48j to 49 ; Oaths, 3 monthr, 48j to 49 ; Leghorn, S months, 25.60 to 65 ; Genoa, 3 mouths, 23.60 to 65 ; 3 months, 25.60 to 65 ; Naples, 3 months, 25.60 to 65 ; Palermo, 3 months. 25.621 to 71 Marina, 3 montha, 25.621 to 71 ; Lisbon, 90 days, 52f to j ; Oporto, 90 days, 52j to 53. The directors of the National Bank have ••• • • • declared • dividend on the paid-up capital of the company (600,0001.) at the rate of 8 per cent. per annum, and an extraordinary dividend of 16s. per share, making altogether 21. per share, free of income tax, for the half-year ending 30th June last. The letters of allotment of the Brazilian and Portuguese Bank have been posted the whole number of shares for issue in this country (35,000) having been placed. The Atlantic Telegraph Company invite tenders for the manufacture and subsequent laying down of • submarine telegraph cable between Valencia (Ire land) and Newfoundland. The distanoe from point to point is 1,640 nautical miles, but about 2,100 nautical miles of cable will be required, of which about 2,000 miles are expected to be used. This gives an ample allowance for "slack." If the sub mersion of the cable take place next year, it will be between July and August. Messrs. Glass, Elliot, and Co. have despatched a steamer to the Mediterranean, with a view to the commencement of operations for the repair of the fractured cable between Benghazi and Alexandria, about 500 miles in length. The cable will be gradually raised, and, on the fractured portion being discovered, a new piece will be "spliced" in. At the annual meeting of shareholders in the China and Japan (Coast and River)SteamNavigation Company, held yesterday at 10a, Kings' Arms-yard, Moorgate-street, it was decided to pay six months' interest at the rate of 5 per cent. per annum, being against the earnings only of the company's first ship. Some discussion was elicited by questions put by Mr. J. Laird, jun., which ended, however, la a vote of thanks to the directors for the efficient manner in which they have supported the company through its difficulties at starting. It was stated that the fleet will shortly comprise five vessels, and that by an admixture of Chinese with English coal, the cost of coaling the fleet will be reduced considerably. The annual meeting of the Australian Agricul tural Company took place to-day. The balance of unappropriated revenue was stated at 12,7171., out of which a dividend at the rate of Si. per hare was declared, leaving 7,7171. for future distribution. An undertaking, which appears to have been well considered, has been brought forward under the title of the Oriental Hotel Company (Limiter'). The capitol is 250,0001. (subjee to increase), in 25,000 shares of 101. each, of which one-half are to be issued in the first instance—a portion, how- I ever, being reserved for India. The project an unusually strong direction, compered rint u e se rnost part of gentlemen connected with the East. The promoters are warranted it stating that the deficiency of hotel accommodation in India, China, and other Oriental places frequented by Europeans, has become a subject of much complaint. In the firm: instance, hotels are to be formed at Bombay and Point de Galls, with a subsequent extension of operations to Madras, Singapore, Kurrachee, and some of the more important rail way stations in the interior of India. It appears that a joint stock hotel company recently established at Calcutta has declared a dividend at the rate of 20 per cent. per annum, and its shares are at 70 per cent. premium on the amount paid. The prospectus has also been issued of Storm's Breech Loader Small Arms Company (Limited). This undertaking is formed under respectable auspices for the introduction of a new American patent for breech-loading arms, which within the last few days has attracted great attention in the rifle contests at Wimbledon, as reported iu the daily preys. An elaborate description is given of the pa:ent, for which advantages of a remarkable nature are claimed. That the invention is really me-itorious and useful may be fairly inferred from the warm Rapport which has already been given to it in disinterested quarters. It bas been well and practically tested, large orders having already been executed by the patentee at a manufactory at Bir mingham which is to be transferred to the company. One important feature is that the invention can be applied to any ordinary rifle at • cost of about 15e. The purchase money for the patents for the United le 1 IPA 2 01. 100 at LOO BLIPdi ~. el all Asavrerp • aooserdan II .an &Melt S.Pra u ltra I an Belgian Z. J • II &Ayres G. Boulained: B oil Oop leteo.ion DO 10 Dunabahl & Wltepek(L ... • DS laialia .. . —.. n 11 zdl • el ad Issoca NB 19* • on imile gee. IL p. o NI ell Oreas Idnerabarg... / is sa dlellsa Jamaica II ell lien.ddiegot r rs llell ID*. ep.o.TrL Baddiew. el ,Neelisea ad .. l 0 AU IN.ltall akdroo g. 7p. C. • sol Do. do. do l 0 el(ilceweglea Trask Pref 10 all 10Momanikayraadldlo) MI al Perla Lyon& sad Dant 111 all "Pub sad Oeleeam 10 all Portugueeegalla.Royel OD all Leone sad Llteaces.(l, BO NM Mtga wed Diulebmg SO el loyal Mabel —. I an Royal Bwedlels I all De. ? pee Gad. 111 on Ombra sad Mere la an omrsa•S•L i Do.lll per opal ord. so s lsisoss. so on I no. N an 'Laval.* Lour 6o.. 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April ev 0 100 1111 112/ 1111 100 11l Ili atm 76 78 ye I% 133 136 1 41a 40 62 n If dL 6 7pm 22 2' 60 9 Ilea r3l Irg 63 56 113 116 1~a~1 24 6 1 d 11 Of 413 I ,lis psr 131 14 I/ 01 ifs I tiom 3 9pc T 1 • p. 4 41pm 28 14 2 I dig 24 2 45 2 36 36 f die I dk 141 263 I di. If pa 01411 751 761 id d Idr r 4pra 1 1 2fpm I 41i par 4 66Pm a" 6 pm 6 pm 6$ id id g Idm $6 id lONS. IA 14 96 28 640 50 7} ab ll e Ma pir 29 30 zd h $6 87 :a l 6} 61 1 1 0 8 dis 110 112 2 21 26 84 i) if 76 eD ad Q le e 21i .4 12 1$ 26 26 166 266 ___ ___ s c l" I In :1 ,29130 i NI inn il ii it if $ i 88 1 8 IN 8,857 4,596 5,547 3,862 Kingdom, France, Belgium, Austria, and Italy is 15,000/. in cash, 115,0001. in paid-up shame, and five-eightbs of all surphts profit aftea paytnent of 10 per cent. dividend to the sWireholders, and after providing a reserve fund for the ultimate replace ment of the capital. The capital is 100,0001. in 20000 shares of 51. each. Formal notice is given that a petition for the winding up of the Asphaltum Company (Limited) is to be heard in the Bankruptcy Court on the 6th August. TOsaDAY ETZIMMI. Consols, which closed yesterday at 921 to 1 for the 6th August, were first marked this morning 921, and closed at 921 to 4. For money the last price was n to 1. The official busi ness report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Con sole, for money, 924, /, 4 ; ditto for account, 921, ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 921, 1 ; New Three per Cents., 921, 1, 1 ; India Stock, 227 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 108, 4, 1071 ; ditto 'Four per Cent. Debentures, 1001 ; ditto Bonds, 16s. prem. ; Five-and-a-Half per Cent. " enfaced " rupee pa/ er, 1161. The India Five per Cent. stock was rather flatter, at 1071 to 108/. There were sales of India Bonds at the somewhat reduced quotation of Lis. prem. Exchequer Bills remain at par to 3e. prem. The foreign stock market was decidedly heavy, numerous speculative sales continuing to be pressed. An almost general reduction has occurred in prices, which, however, closed In many instances decidedly above the lowest point of the day. The shares of the new financial companies have again given way. International closed at 4 4 to 44 prem. ; General Credit, at to 1 prem. ; and London at 11 to 14 prem. The shares of the Hudson'sßayCompany showed increased depression to-day, and after falling to 1 to 01 die., closed at 1 to f dis. London and Westminster Bank shares have de clined it. to-day. There was also a reduction in Ottoman, London and South African, Metropolitan and Provincial, and South Australian. On the other hand, Alliance, City, and London and County Bank shares were quoted rather better. Heaviness prevailed u regards National Discount, Joint Stock Discount, Crystal Felice, Ottoman Gas, and Rio Improvements shares. South African Irrigation were rather better. Ocean Marine shares closed to-day at 111 to prem. ; Universal Marine, to din . ; Thames and Mersey, 3 to 3/ prem. ; Commercial Union, 2to 21 prem. ; North British and Mercantile, 17 to 184 ; Oriental and General Marine, 14 to 1 prem. The nominal closing quotations for shares in new undertakings to-day were as follows :—City of London Hotel, to 14 prem. ; Company of African Merchants 4 to 1 prem. ; London and African Trading, to 1 prem. ; Oil Seed Crushing, 4to prem. ; ortugal Iron and Coal, 1 to prem. ; and Whittington Colliery, * to 1 prem. After yesterday's rise in Federal and other United States securities, there was to-day a partial relapse. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. lIIABJC-LANZ.—(TRID DAY.) Very Mae English wheat was received fresh up to our masks* this mooning. . Good and flue samples were taken off slowly, but at prices fully equal to Monday. All other triode mat a heavy sale, at about previous rates. There was a fair average show of foreign wheat on the seeds. Milieu purchased cautiously ; nevertheless, Moir daft curreecy was supported. Floating cargoes of grain were much neglected. In prima. however, no quotable change took place. Scarcely any English barley was on show, and the supply of foreign was very moderate. The trade was in a elok state, at about statiooory prices. The demand for malt was tolerably active, and last week's quotations were maintained. Good sound oats were scarce and in request at fall prices. All other kinds ruled heavy, bat no d ecl ine took place in prices. Beans, though in abort supply, were inactive, on former terms. ' In peas very little was Taming at late rate. B.lth English and foreign flour we a dull inquiry, but there were no sellers on lower terms. New mimed moved off slowly, at from 64e. to 68e. per quarter. All other agricultural seeds HIM very dull. Lin seed, however, was ioquired for. CURRENT Palm ENGLISH. Per Qr. WEBB?. k s. Kaara,Kant, red. new 60 to 61 Ditto, white 60 to 68 Norfolk and Lincoln red BAPJXT Melting DWIWag Grinding l6 to 27 15Azz. ParANoefolk, and 80 to NI Kingston and Ware 67 to 68 Brown in Old and new OArg .. 34 to 36 English, feed - lB to 22 23 to 24 Bco . t ' eh, Cr . P- Qr. I _ OAR. L S. Resta, to IrtilL w 614 23 2l 16 to 12 1 „ black BEAN& __ _ Grey !We' 10110 j 1040 11660 Dentsle sad rocsige- - berg 6O to 41 Rostock & Rockies- Kowaii: i;ii Am;kcia. zed., so to st .... 46 to 50 ... 05 to 42 ... Nto 47 ~: Grinding t3 to 27 Distilling Lolling Ong _ _ Ditto% Iwo+ l/1 to VI IS to it ARYid ee4 Alll Of OKAIN, io.. CARRIAGE, FROM JULY 11 I Va. English sad leotch l 190 Irish io7iii.; Total MINCING LANK-(THIS DAY.) SUGAR. — There is a fair demand for all qualities, at a alight decline on lest week's prices for soft de scriptions, grainy selling at full prices, Mauritius sold, brown. at 28e. fid. to 32a. frl. ; grainy, foe brown, and gray. 365. to 38s. 6d. ; crystallised, good to superior yellow, 381. tkl. to 41s. 6d. ; Madras., native brown, 28e. to 29a. Refined : The demand is rather more steady, but there is still very little business doing. Corns—The public soles of I'Lintation Ceylon have gone off steadily at previous prices ; triage at 64e. to 73. (id. ; tine ordinary to good middling, 775. to 86s. ; fine middling to fine, 89s. to 965. Cocoa has sold at steady prices ; Trinidad grey and fair red. Ws to Me. lid.. good awl hoe red, lids. to Wis. Tea.—At the public salts COlllOlOll and medium emigres sold at previous rates; hoe Boeings sad Copecks show • decline of fully 3d. per lb. front the highest point of the market. Rice. —Oily limitedsales reported—loweargo Bengal at Bs. 3d. ; Rangoon. 94. 9.1. Rory.—About 300 (asks have bees sold, chiefly Mauritius at Is. 3id. to is. 4d. ; a few Leeward. at Is. Sp. fiturearatt —A small pascal of refreeima 4 per cent. sold at 375. cash. Biome (Sixth day).—The sale included some large parcels of ordinary and low dry leaf Madne, which were sold at 24 to 4d. ocular last solo's prices. Other sorts were un altered ; 1,210 chests passed auction, of which 401 were withdrawn, 2.5 bought in, leaving f.SI chests sold. SAITLOW ER. —There is a good demand for nominee qua lities, at slightly lower prices. 130 bales Boatel sold at fis. to 41. 12a. 6,11. Corron.—The market keeps firm, with a good business doing; former prices are fully supported. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The market is steady. Tows tallow is quoted 10s. ; Petersburg Y.O. elt Ste srut, 12e. to 425. 3d. ; July. August to September, 121. Si ;October to December, 41s. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—{THIS DAY.) Messrs. Pettonden and Smith repots no alteration in the market since Monday last. COAL MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Walls Fad Stewart.. 17a 3d. Walls Eod South Hatton, 17a. 9d. ; Walls Fad Tees. 178. ; ; Walls End Hartlepool 17.. 3d.; Walls Eod Hartlepool East, 17.. dd. ; Walls Esd Rowell Hatless, 16.. 9d. ; Walls End South Keno., 16s. ; Walls tod Haugh Hall, 16a. ; Walls End Kelloe, 16.. 3d. ; Walls End Elea Maio, 16,. ; Walls End Goeforth, 15.. 9d. ; Walls Fad Tanstall, lb.. 9d. ; Trulfield Moor. 13‘. ; West Hartley. 16 s. ; Bside's Hartley. 14s. ; Beheld. Hartley, Us. ; Hastimp Hartley, 15e.-413 ships at market. Soma Kiteleiscrrow Muszuw.—During the week waling July 114, the visitors have been al NUMB :—Oa o.- day, Tuesday. and kisturdav if ree days). opusfrom 10 am. SA 10 p.m.. 7,822. Os Wednesday. Thursday, cad Friday (students' days, admission to the public 6d.), opus from 10 a.m. till 6 p.m., 1.432. Total, 9,257. From the °peeing' of the Museum, 4,147,541. Mangan "n i t iok SO to 32 Harrow 1 111"1" PIM 37 to 43 38 to 88 .... $6 to 60 .... $7 to 30 Town made, per -- 3 . 30 lbs. Household 34 to 36 Country :Norfolk and Satelk, ez ship 4O to 31 Pa Qr.. Per Qr. OLYS. a. 17 - DiiUh sad !Swedish to 72 _ lB to 13 BRASS. Daniel% - !Intim PTA& IWle Boilers. . 33 to 86 31 to 33 Muir Cola. White 3O to Si Yellow Frencb, pos ;•117.7.. S 7 to St SEsslth, to Smencoa. psrhrl .. 910 to 15 .. 10 to St INTO LONDON, BY WATS& TO JULY 11, INCLUSIVE. Barley. Mat. Oats. I Mbar. qrs. qrs. gm Erb. mai. 310 10 .. 220 .. Rio I 10000 110 I --I— 1110 . 0070 , 10000 130 55 1 35 34 to 38 U 64 64 67 86 90 Setae. zd 161 MI i 84 71 7 zd YI 43 Mr zd tol id ... 62 i 67 ir 64 4 id $6 -. :w1 :: 'ilij Am 1 l'iol Z .. Tel ;40 1700 - 700 - ON 040 6030 MO a 703 * l ll 2 .. .. L 1 6000 • • 60o! 00 00 11.000 40.174 60,000 eo.otk) 46,0111 stiTiee 11. Medd lTa 6131 11 DlSsed MILO. SOLITs. 2.10.8 STi 60 OD TI 11 IS 215 226 16 IT Se .1 .... s ix. _id !