The Express. — London, England, 1863-08-10 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Bofors Mr. Commissioner Holroyd.) 124 Si THOUPHILE BLA,IZE. The bankrupt was a boot and shoe maker, of Burlington wade. He owes 1,4001. ; assets, about :lOW. Mr. Downing, for the assignees, o ff ered no opposition. The bankrupt attributed his fm.lure to two wit seasons. His Honour granted the order. Ile RE LOCIS LEMBERG. The bankrupt was a cornice-pole manufacturer, of Oxford street. This we. • sitting for examination and discharge. On the application of Mr. C. E. Lawn., for the assignees, an adjournment was ordered, for :Additional accounts. Mr. bar_good appeared for the b an k ru pt. The court sanctioned the appointment of Mr. Joseph Hart, accountant, to prepare the addiuonal account. re quired by the assignees. ES RE YUBLIH PEPPER.—THE. LIFE ASSURANCE TREASURY. The bankrupt, described a , an actuary. of Neiriogton-greoc, had been connected with the Life Assurance Treasury, and other companies. Thia was the sitting for examination and discharge. His liabilitiesare upwards of 40,0 Cd/., including 38,3261. due on shares of the Life Assurance Treasury. Mr. Tucker, for the assignees ' asked for an adjournment in order that the bank rup t' s transactions with the com panies might be fully investigated. Mr. E. Heed, for the official manager of the Life Assurance Treasury, consented to the adjournment. Mr. Sargood resisted Eton the part of the bankrupt. Adjourned to the 4th November. 1/1 Rt MAItTIN NUN'.. The bankrupt was a laoaman. of Hegent-street. This was the adjourned sitting for examination and discharge. Debts, ; assets of small amount. Mr. Phelps, for the assigueer, asked for another adjourn ment, as the bankrupt had not filed the accounts which bad been required of him. . ~ C .B.Wieln- --7n ;tl;(7l;ankrupt's counsel. Mr. Brough, His Honour passed the examination and adjourned the order of discharge until October. - IN Ilk: A. lIAINIVARING. The bankrupt was described as of Bury-street, St. James's, captain in the army, late a prisooer for debt, ►t 4. eursitoretreet. The account*, prepared by Mears. Hart Brothers, show a large amount of liobdity. The items are as follows :—To creditors unsecured, 13.124/. ; ditto holding *scanty, 4.300/. ; liabilities , 1,026/. By doubtful debtors, ; property given up, 504 ; ditto in hands of creditors, 14. g. It being stated, on the part of the assignees, that an arrangement was in progress for taking the m►tter out of court, an adjournment was ordered. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) MARLBOROUGH-STREET. lORBERY OP A DANSISCSE'S JEWELL/11T. Mark Thomas Marshall, a lad, was charged before Mr. Tyrwhitt with being concerned with another lad now in custody in stealing jewellery to the amount of nearly 1001., the property of Mdlle. Manaoina de Francesco, en Italian dal:reuse at the Alhambra, Leicester-square. Mr. Edward Leiria, of Great Marlboroughetreet, appeared for the prosecution ; and Mr. Albert interpreted the evi dence. Mr. Lewis said that on Saturday a boy named Jones was charged with being concerned in the robbery, and in conse quence of what he said, namely, th►t Marshall had been admitted into the house, 16, Leicester street, by him under threats, and that be had committed the robbery, Marshall was apprehended. Mdlle. de Francesco having deposed to leaving her lodg ings about half-past seven in tho evening and returning at midnight, when she found the bottom panel of the room door, which she had locked, broken in, am/ all the drawen open, and her jewellery and that of her MAN gone, Sergeant Joy, 9 C, proved apprehending Marshall at two this morning, when he admitted that be well at l 6 Leicester. street in the night of the robbery, bat said that it was com mitted by Jones, who, however, gave him some of the jewellery. In answer to Mr. Tyrwhitt, Joy said Marshall was an "old friend" of his. Mr. Lewis laiclthat was all the evidence be should pro dua that day. Tyrwhitt remanded the prisoner till the day to which Jones ia remanded. MA RV LEBO N E. • CLAIMANT OF Sag ALBANIAN THRONE. Ernest Reid. • foreigner, well dressed, wearing a bright pair of spurs, was charged aa under. Anne Fisher, keeper of • boarding house at No. 1, Maids hill,deposed that about four yesterday afternoon priaponerraeg the ball, knocked at the door, and wanted W. of hie mother in-law, who was so alarmed that she screamed " Murder." He rent away, bat returned at two this morning, when he again kicked at the door, rang the bell, and made such a dis turbance that he bad to be given in chugs. In reply to Mr. Yardley, prisoner (after a loud laugh) said —I went to see my mother, ahem I had abased ie the afternoon. lam • violent fellow, and when I have a thing in my bead, I am determined to go through with it, even if with my life. Mr. Yardley—You seem • person of uncontrollable bef tem oreper. (To prosecutrix)—Has he ill-used his mother ? Mrs. Fleher—He has. liar!Prisoner—Oh, on Mr. Yardley—l fine you 20s. or seven days' imprisonment before the case is gone on with any further. Remove him. Mr. Hatchard, • surgeon, said—The prisoner is Mad, sir. Be has been going about representing himself as having several dukedoms, and being • Prussian baron. He is not able to take care of bimeelf. Mr. Yardley—Then the pariah must take care of him. Prisoner—Ha, ha! Converse with me. lam perfectly rstional. (Turning round, and pointing to a female.) Ha, there is my darling wife. (Addressing Mr. Yardley) You know • kingdom called Albania? Mr. Yardley—Yes, I do. Prisoner—There is • prince at present here named ficanderbank, heir to that throne. He is going to expend all his fortune and position in under taking to reconquer his fatherland, which is now in the hands of Turkey. This prince 1 met by accident, and hearing I was an officer be asked me to follow his fortunes as special adjutant and ambassador of all the court. of saidCl entered upon these engagement. blindly, and he would give me 3,0001. • year. Mr. Yardley—Where does this prince live? Prisoner—At 13, Bedford-place. Mr. Yardley—l should think that is an attorney's office. Prisoner's wife—There is snob • person as this same Flues, and.my husband saw him lest Wednesday, and he baa been mad ever since, though he was smile before. 11/nPrisoner raid his father was equerry to the King of il. _ _ Mr. Yardley directed the prisoner to be men bye me dical *dicer. THE ALLEGED MURDER IN LA M BETH. •—• AD. JOURNID Manny.—(TßlS DAT.) —At 11 o'clock Mr. Wm. Carter, the coroner for Surrey, resumed at the Kiog Henry the Vll.l.'s Heed, Hiehatreet, Lambeth, the adjourned inquest on the body of Ann Griffin, the unfortunate woman who was so frightfully injured by a man named James Bageot, with whom she lived and passed so his wife. The inquiry, as on the previoua occsaion, created a painful amount of interest. ftmeadditiooal evidence having been taken, the Coroner remarked that after the post-mortem examination, all idea of the deceased having taken poison was negatived. The jury. after consulting, returned a verdict of manslaughter against James litamint ; and the Coroner made out his war ratrialnt for the prisoner's committal to Newgate to take his • --- SUICIDE OF A BURGLAR IN THE NEW MODEL PEIBON.—An inquest was held on Friday evening by Dr. lankceter at the Model Convict Prison, Caledonian-road, Islingtoo, on the body of Robert Livock, a prisoner under servitude for burglary, who committed suicide by Imaging himself from the window frame of his cell under the follow ing determined circumstances It appeared that the de ceased had been convicted of a burglary at Norwich, and was sent to the above prison on the 6th of March last. He had been twice punished, once with bread and water for 24 hours ' and oa the secood occasion with bread and water for three days. The last time was on June 10, for attempting to make a bole through the wall of his cell. He had worked aa • shoemaker in the prison. He was reported as having been found dead at the unlocking at 6 p.m. on Thurs day last. He was suspended by a rope &Wished to the window frame. The rope was made of was-ends used in his trade. The oell table was boned close to the window, MA from his position it was inferred that he threw him self from the table. His feet were tied together with • pocket-handkerchief round his &nee.. In his cell was found • letter on the slate addressed to his father sod mother, Lod dated the itch of June, probably in mistake for August. In tee letter he stated that he had brought ruin on himself, and that as be could not hope to be employed when he got out, he should probably commit murder, and be hanged ; and would spare his friends that public disgrace by hangiog himself privately. Dr. Brad. 1 09, the surgeon to the prtsoo, pronounced death to have been caused by suffocation from strangulation. Richard Johnson, • prisoner, mid deceased W. is the dark cell for three days for making a hole in the well. He was low spirited after that. He used to say that he would not rare if he were dead, and that he should endeavour to get away, for all they could do would be to shoot him. He complained of the close confinement; it preyed on his mind. He thought deceased knew what he was about. They had a hall of hemp at a time given out for making wax-ends. Two very affectionate letters, written to deceased by his friends, were handed in to the coroner, showing that he was very respectribly connected, and containing the best advioe. Ver dict—" Suicide by hanging, but in what state of mind there was no evidence to show." THE FATAL GUN ACCIDENT IN NOTTINCIHANI• lIIIIEL —At the Shirehall, Nottingham. on Saturday, Barnett (Crush was taken before Lord Belper and the Bitting magistraten, charged with shooting Elisabeth hem, • child about three years of age. The r.oosr wee shooting from his mother's bedroom window with an air gee sod the deceased wee playing in the garden b e hi n d • row of loderpbeam, which prevented the prisoner seeing her. The corouer's inquiry resulted in • verdict of maneleughter "Pilot the prisoser, sod he was committed for trial at the out ottieghmashire maim. THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, AUGUST 10, 1863: SHARE LLST&-(TEIS DAY.) Two o'CLooi. Business in home railway stocks to-day is almost at a standstill, and the market is completely devoid of interesting features. Prices in poorly every instance are fairly su pp or t e d a t Saturday's quota tions. Great Eastern stock remains dull, at the late fall. London and North Western is fires . London and North Western stock is now 9uoted 1011 to 102 ; Great Western, 65 to 661 ; Midland, 128 to if ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 113 k to I ; Caledonian, 119 to f ; South Eastern, 911 to 921; Great Eastern, 50k to 1 ; Great Northern, 123} to 124 ; Metropolitan, 111 to 1; and London and South Western, 1051 to 1061. Indian railway stocks are generally firm. Lom bardo-Venetian Railway shares have met with some business ; but, after improving, have relapsed to Saturday's prices. Dutch Rhenish are dull. WIDLIN AZ 1r SALAMI LID STOCKS. 114 1 14 11 ZallwATL I C la d = I Was te 14641102 • eatator Yu. anlos. *WI • iwal lamas —.. Oat Ana Boadca... Do. • J • medic WO • Ilip.alapadtoß Dalian aadalli Ytit I:land.,Poria. s Abals Gamow a Zdiabariaad Memo. gh a.Walesa Great itaaam_ 8 8e 8 i 8 1 86 88 114 1191 .... ei 7 87 119 i 40 41 16 16 941 96k 111 116 66 61 48 60 U 26 Do. A Nook._ Do. Lot Anglian Stk. end North al NNW Noriboro Mk& t Aroa notify. ma Do.B l WIN at. Is paid i elk Illotaba Weft aro grass Woke. Do.lloorVal.GoA.llo Irmadistro& Yorlablz London and Blartkwall ==. lL etDot ' Landau& Nor th Warta LoadomalloothWorerr MAN..lbol.,&Ltnenino• Mormon and Carllalo PP. New 123 124 122 123 126 140 100 102 63 1 64 131 1111 7 111 113 61 13 id 424 414 144 WI 1 104 641 Do. Now Do. 81em.3 Derby Ind. OS. Wo. arc) Do Sum Mid goat MN Kent Wray Lino) Do.Folia,Parth. Dana N. lostors—Berwlok Do. G.N.Z.Por Do. Iwo& .... Do. Wok .... Do. Catllato Ircetb London 111 111 u 128 'I pin 97 SO 64 65 16 14 10111 102 Do. New " " North Staffordshire— Norliel&WesSaffla a& Soo ltish i mail lash Ceektral See I. Air Sesielali Shrewsbury & Welehyl Utica Mre:ou South Luton& ....... Booth Waft .. I. Yates L 66 )= W :grn L od D 3 do 1868... . 8 Do do Ito Tat - - 14 100 100 100 100 _ Vale .. Do B Do C iii ►oo 100 los i!A* 87 Re 68 i 88 13 110 1 * 1 1 lm 82 88 lie 32 128 481 471 99 101 50 62 30 32 01} 92 71 73 100 102 7} 65 211 n 2pm 166 1a 6 2 !.4 pm $ op pm :: ...... Vale of NMIAI Sinter S. • Phalle Wgerford & Kilkenny West Clor,ersll W.Haillepool [Latina' Won Sildland—Onfee DUb ti= z, DIMS B°. 85 :50 100 27 29 45 4 - O6l 19 41 106 106 6 01 i i Nt 5 - IZSI 651 i... . zd 102 1* 10i 36 IN :, pa 25 i (I-. Wm lo4s, Os 1 p.a. COMMERCIAL AND MARKET& lIIARLIAND.—(THIS DAY.) Harvest-work is making rapid progress in the whole of our forward districts, and most correspondents state that the crops are coming down wall, both as regards quantity and quality. Very little old English wheat was on offer, to-day ; but about 3,000 quarters of new, in moderate cooditioo, were brought forward, and were partly disposed of, Talavera at 56a., and other kinds at .50s. to Ms. per quarter. The demand for most kinds of ekil was inactive, at late rates. There was a full average supply of foreign wheat on the etands. Selected samples produced previous quotations; but inferior qualities were, in some instances, la. per quarte r lower, with a heavy demand. Barley was in short supply; a sluggish request at late cur. rendes. In malt, only a limited business was transacted on former terms. The oat trade was somewhat heavy, and the quotations bad a drooping tendency. Beans commanded very little attention at last week's prices. No ebanc u took place in the value of peas. The supply was rather limited.; . _ Barrel boar-the supply of which was large--moved off slowly, at 6d. le en mosey. Other kinds were a dull inquiry, but not cheaper. The arrivals of floating cargoes off coast during the week have amounted to 92, viz., 48 cargoes of wheat, 37 maize, 1 barley, 2 valooia, 1 beans, 1 millet•seed, 1 cottonseed, and 1 linseed. Wheat-prices have given way la per quarter. At that decline 25 oargoes have found buyers. Marianople, 425.; Berdianald Chihli, 40s. 6d.; Taganrog Ghirka, 395. to 405.; Chute Odessa, 405.; Polish Odessa, 40a.; :if ilwaukie, 38a. 9d. to 42a.; sod red Winter, 42a. 6d. to 425. 70. per quarter. Maize, the demand bee been to a fair extent, at about previous rates. The sales amount to 35 cargoes. Ibrail has produced 265. 71d. to 271. Id. ; Wallachia°, 26e. 6d. to 26e. 9d. Odessa, 275. 101 d. • Danubian, 275. ; Egyptian, 26e. • Galatz, 288. to 28;. 3d. ; and mi xe d American, 265. 6cL per quarter. Barley : The quotations have fallen 6d. per quarter, with a very slow inquiry. Mersyne, 22.5. ;R nubian, 245. 6cl. ; and Roumelia, 25a., per 480Iba. : Two cargoes on passage have sold at 325. fid. Beans : Sales have progressed slowly, at 6cl. to Is. per quarter less money. New Saida have produced 295. 9d. and Barbary, 325. per quarter. Millet-seed : Danubian is nominal, at 225. to Ch 6d. Syrian Dan is worth 265. 6d. to 27a. per 480Ibs. Linseed : The demand has been moderately active, and prime have continued firm. Raped has moved off slowly, at late rates. In the value of cakes and cottonseed no change has taken place. ARRIVAL or SIM& -English Rapeseed, 606; sundry, 643 qrs. Foreign : Linseed, 3,443 ; rapeseed, 7,275 ; maize, 6,280; and sundry, 420 qrs. Eiroare.-Oilseeds : 1,506 qrs. ; flour, 3,280 cwt.. CURRENT PRICES. ENGLISH. Per gr. WHEAT. RatexAest, red 1461 40 to 50 N.;;Tolk and Lincoln wal co te ii 40 tO 5l red _ 40 to 50 Per Qr. OM. a Scotch, potato 23 a to 27 Iriah, white black BLUM Mangan SO to 32 Tick 3O to 32 Harrow 1 11 8 000 _ 81 to ti BAU .. M Malting Distilling Grinding ...._ 26 to to Mnte. Essex, Norfolk, and Suffolk 6O to 66 Kingston and Ware e 7 to 68 &OM% Grey .. . w .. 34 to 97 38 to 40 37 to 39 FLOUR._ LTL Old sad Dow 34 to 37 OATS English, feed l9 to 23 potato 23 to 27 Beach, feed Font Per Qr. 1102nta2. s. S. Deaths and Loup berg 6O to GO Rostock & llecklen- Town made: pee - He lbs. Household 34 to 36 Norfolk and Suffolk, 30 to 32 en ship W to 31 101. l'er Qr. S. I. Danish and Swedish 17 to 23 haulm - 1 T D A - - 48 to 54 45 to 50 Russian, hard so American, red ft b , white SQpUan.. .... 31 to 33 Grinding 24 to itli MUMug Malting —__ Maple Boder . Bolen. ors. Dub* brew IS to 22 feed ARRIVALS OF GRAIN, SC., L WATER CARRIAGE, Eltoll CLURI VE. I amas coax. White 3O to 22 Yellow — ___ 5:9 to 30 Wheat.4larley. Malt. Oats. Beans Peas! floar. k. °„7O qr.. ° 474' f a isB:3 64673 I°l 6:g 39 1 I 916.... X 30321 1616 49e7998 T0ta1.... 45233 6617 , 17613 131592 1950 4865 1 67998 i 9686 French. per u.ck S 8 to 41 Spanish, — to American, per brL .. 20 to 23 Canadian, .. 19 to 22 NTO LONDON, BY LAND AN D AUGUST 1 ro AUGUST B.IN- English .. Scotch ... Foreign .. LIVERPOOL COTTON MAREET. (TEILS DAY.) (ST ELECTRIC AND INTERNATIONAL TELEGRAPH.) (PEON OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) The market for cotton opens very firm to-day, and holders experience some difficulty in finding cotton. Sales probably 8,000 bales. MINCING LANK.-(THIS DAY.) BCC-M.—No important sales of mw have been effected since Friday, but for refined there is more business doing, but without improvement in prices. Comm.—There are few buyers of Ceylon at late prices, at which there has been a good business tranancted. Tim.—The market continues quiet. Public sales for Tuesday week aredeclared. _ . . . parcel of white Bengal has been disposed of at lls. to 12a. per cwt. Rost.—No sales reported. Batumi= —Full prices are offered, but no business has been effected since Friday. Carrott.—There I. an active demand, and prices are in favour of sellers ; about 3,500 bale sold. 1101'.—Mani a continues in good demand, and the sales effected are at higher prices ; fair roping, 271. to 271. 10s. The public sales advertised for to-morrow consist of 700 hhds. of Wed India, 3,000 bags of Mauritius, and 500 bags of fairs' saw ; 150 casks, 1,400 begs, and 2:4 balsa coffee ; 1,000 bags saltpetre, and 2,7 W bogs of Bengal ruse. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The market is steady, at the following prices : Town tallow, 41s. 9d. net cash ; Petersburg Y.C. on the scot, 43e. ; September, 455. ; October to December, 4,5 a. lid. ; December, 46e. PARTICULARS OF TALLOW. Mock on hand Ulla day ....easks! 52,192 35.653 Delivery last week i 3.465 1. 467 Ditto from Ist June ' 16,827 14.643 Arrival last week Ditto tram Ist June PrioeY.C.on the spot this daycwt • 464. bd. 464. 3d Ditto Towu last Friday 49a. 3d. ON. 3d. 1962. I 114.3. 41,180 1,052 8,999 1.927 1230.1 47.4. 411 3d. Arrival for the week etulm.v, 14th August last year. 1.410 casks, and delivery, 1,306 casks. The arrival last week comprised 7ao oaks from tit. Petersburg: 714 from thit6.lll. 413 from other places—total, 1.1127 casks. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS LAY.) We have not quite no many beasts as on Monday last ; the demand, however, in so limited that it is difficult to realise that day's quotations. The number of sheep and lambs is much smaller, but fully adequate to the demand. Trade is very heavy for sheep at almost late rates ; but more cheerful for lambs, although it is difficult to advance prices. Calves are selling about the same as on Thursday. From German4and Hnlland there are 1,950 beast, 7,260 she`, calves, and GO pigs ; France, 19 elves ; Scotland, e ; Ireland, 200; and 2,770 from the Northern and Mi Sand Counties. _ ieraldaooFBll•;.L d. o.d. Bed Beats, Herold'. 4 4 10 Bea IShort.Boooe 4 4 6 &mead qui. basis 2 3 4 Caves 3 4 0 Bmt.Dastlilf-brals 4 1 6 0 Beams M mark* 6.580: 80 508: Ilga, 640. Per dose of 611 n. s. 6. L 6. 6041.0i5& tif-l-ds BD 0 0 0 0 134•4 Long-wools ♦ 4 4 6 Da do. Shorn 0 0 0 0 Ewes & second qua/ 3 8 • 2 Do. de. Mon 0 u 0 0 lambs op NW limbs, 26,780; Clam, BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Messrs. Pattenden and Smith report a steady demand for consumptiou for the ltif,2 hops still left on hand, and that the accounts from a few parishes in klid•Ksot are satisfac tory ; the WPM elan may be said for Wor ces t er , F is t Sussex, and a portion of the Weald of Kent. Farnham parish about the same aa last week, while the country dis trict is much worse. Os the whole, a crop equal to about 100,001. to 120,000/. of Use late duty may possibly be powu. PROVINCIAL SHARE MARKETS: MAlMnfigne s Artmer P.-The market has been good, and prtc Marty at the quotationh Buffalo and Lake Huron, 54- Caledonian. 110-Consolidated Bank ;Limited), 51 p -Great Eastern. 616011 4 -Ditto A, 441-Great Western of Galata, 10 16-16 ;odd 100 1-Great Western, 11.51 - Illinois Central, paid up, 76-Leodon and North Western. 10411-Manchester and County Bank, 29.14 p.-Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire 431.-Ifidiand, 11 4 1 -South Eaatern. fr. -Dutch Rhenish, 11 p.- hpaidah Pardee, 34 -B. and Onuithans. 0 74. BIRIIIIIOB AR, AMlrer 4.-The railway market was weak to day, and In some Instances quotations eshiblted a fractional de cline. Leal stocks were goad. itinninrham Waterworks It shares changed hands at Of : Birmingham Canal were In quired for at 94 , Ifirmingharn Fire. at 101; Gloucester Wagon, at 111: }Midland Wag. la a t aa par share. mew, APOMIT 8.-Three per Cent. Consols, for account. 11th Aorta, 924-New Tine. per Cent. Stock 92- tato for ac count, Ilth August, 92 Ditto for new account. Bth Sept.. 92- h a g s Fire per Cent. Stock (transferable at the Bank of Ireland), 104-Bank of Ireland )100/. pald;, 2144 Midland Great Wmtern and Royal Canal 'MA paid). Olt -fdtto Halve. ! ?5L mild), N. -Waterford and Tramore paid;, S-treat Southern and Western. Your per Cent. peep. 1001. paid, look-Irbil Barth Waters, Ilse per Cent. pry., aims A, St. PLESICRENCZ INAIEL ItAiLWATi. Bristokkileetortp.c.Stk Caledonian Qum bk I Cork anti Bandon flegac Cornwall, 5 per cent. Dm- Perak& Alier.J on. l Min. & Glasgow lop. et.; '6lllo.,Perth,Dnla.,4.p ,Onliantertabl. C.Nr.,11 p. CAUL, No. 1 Do. do. No. 2 Do. do. 6 percent. pref Do. E. Anglian A, bp. c Do. do. A, 7 percent Do. K.CIIIO, 4 p. ch gna :Do. do. I per cent. gun 'Do. Nort. 6p. c. E5.,1666 Do. 62 per et. pref., 1847 Wo m b p. ct. W &vamp V. 'Gr Northern, 6 p. et !Do.liarwtlat 10p.oLpor. I Do. 4 per cent. iDo.llp.o.rMat 6 p.e.psn 04. N. Soo4land, let Prel Gil V 7 sanatoria* Banta Do. redeem- 4 p. ran Do. redeem 6 p. mot Do. Leredeem 4 go. et Do.6p. skredeten Peet. Do. /Sink Um. block Do. Siren Prof. ;800 Do. Chest. Goa. Stock Do.CitiesterPLlK. Sp. c. Do. do. do. 6p. o. 'Lan& Pocked 6p.o.dt L6w.&Bright..s p.a.Gue St No. Do.sp.a. do. No.. Do. 6 p.c. do. ... Dab .e. do. No. Do. o. p. do. .. Do. 2o.a.prtah do. Do. 7 p. e. Prof. Steck DoAlp.o.do.(W. JAC. r Doa t t c. 84.(div. del. 1.. Lou. Cutha& and Dove 1.88 W.Div.,IN wt. bp., Leal. W.7p.c.St. lately& Londonderry and this , Man.ilhet.tt Llonip. et Do. Ad Do. lig per cent Do.rodeemaole ep.cs Iddlnod Com. tip.o.illoc Do.Cona. hr.& aka. Do. 4i p.ct. Prof. Sloe Do. Lel& litchis] 6 p„, Norfolk bp. t. Ea. Stec. North lerstlek 6 per can ! Do. New Goa. 6 p ct Do.BOrder Union /LI N. F.A.1.—0 , ..4 p.O. Pr' Da. do. de , Do. Lode 6 p.cl. No ; tro. York. h.& &par 'North Staffordshire 'Metal& Cent. New Prof Iood.N.Z.SI p.ct. PIM& Do. Aber. au.ep.o Do. 7 p. ct. PreL Stock I& Dolma Plied 4 p. e. 11 Lea. (Read. An- ALO.4 Do. 44 par went Do. Axed 4g per pot. .l wake gm. 4 p. geol. I L Yorkshire gun. Stook&Deellogtonap.o. Do. do. Do. do. Celp.c. - Taff Vale Reference I W Wet.* Killgousgs W lud—oal. Wine. st Do. do. and do Do. Newts. 6 p. at. Pref IDo.do.parp. p.et. pref , 'lOO 100 1100 100 1100 is 100 100 100 'lOO Closing pnees. et I _ 9.8 _ i ii il 7 112 114 112 114 111 113 132 134 107 110 83 85 117 119 111 113 104 100 107 14,9 100 102 90 92 14 106 75 77 77 79 172 176 106 107 130 lid 113 116 id 113 1,6 id 137 140 xd 113 116 id 152 156 zdi 130 166 zd 45 47 131 133 123 12 104 104 124 1413 61 84 1 0 102 113 115 id pm sd C 6 09 pm id ISO 138 x.l 104 104 05 97 /12 114 107 10D 111 111 92 44 .L dial i dis I Pl. 22 22 ill 141 101 103 xd 100 102 sd 90 91 SY 10 S 4 15 94 $6 FOREIGN RAILWAYS. rtI.I.M4TII. i CL pekes. I !!ales• W !Antwerp a nuinorains 81 W illatdaall.tra. IL 3.7p.a 20 ▪ Inelaan 1 JanctLie 11 1 3 B.A yres O. Souther's/. kW Pr lOosieue, 110/111.i0. , 10 Dtulaburg v.. 18 'Duty& itbenlah 11 W Learn of Prawn 10 all Cid. Kosaius tom 6. p. ' W Great Luxembourg. 131 W Italian Junction W Nainp.a.aLlegeiZy c. tha 01 an Dn. ePrt. Bek-sov ill Holahan 38/ WN. Hall KA) g. 7p. a lO 31 Do. Go. do W Norweaaa Trunk PreL SI all 'Ottoman'Sany rnaAldla 11 all Parts, Lyons. and Kedlt lO all Parla and Orleans lO all Portuguese nails., Royal all &auto and v. rranirciL If • Inlita and Dunaburg , W :loyal Danish W !Royal Ilwedleh WDo. 7 Per cent. W lanare and Moue an l Dal.; per oast. Past. an I ▪ ataradoillni.a.lpereti 1 Do. do ! 211 all SLAtuLa Lom-Yeaellan , 211 IS 16.1..0t Forum... Owed p all Soothers of F-anoe— ▪ 'Tartu and Savona S all Do. do l6l all Wait flanden an I Da. M pie east her le iaissfe a S. W. of Irraneel re 0. 1 se I We. I Rh. DOCU. Ili 91 Pr° 16 111 10 Ikea Oldie 271 zn um 1 7.1 111 91 22 1j 21 1 - 2i I DtK7llll. Pel I Cl. pries.. I San • • _-- - ----- • . r oil* It rut sal WaSlolla l o o: 1:1 1 6 4: 0 1,101. IL SI. I atharles to 51 0 0 11 110. et. goollhumptos NO NO, 111. i Vlekeis ISO 90 10 SAS le I De, Wow SIIITISH POSSESSIONS. I Luz,qtr& ... uS . 2 aseassee • Oh lariseisiter Boa Be. 60.1x4igke. Do. New Do. New. I !them rcall BalL,BreatAGoderleb =lda, ar.l.2n • L ChpeTADoek p.e.reZ Dereerarsap.o.rwr.pref Zest Whoa gee. p. el Do. O. Nstemeles Do. H. do Boma Trinket Asada Do. lit pref. Bends Do. do. deferred Do. and ;prof Bonds Do. do. deferred Do. sod lora Stock Do. do. deferred Do. 4th pent Block Do. do. deferred Demi Indian Fishman, Do. New Do. January, 11102 M. B. (Aladin R . I p. Do. el per cent of M. Weal tanada. Mum Do. New Deflp.ellele.perfLw.ep D0..11 1 . 0 834n,pec.Vb Indian Branca iwted Madre'deper t. Do. do. I per e t. Do. 48 peel ftfwa Do. Fifth extension Meth. and Hondo= N. Brownetek clam A and B N. B. or Canada. p ,lefa gas per osot Do. Deihl do Do. do. do Do. Palljaalo De. do. do 1 , Do. Id.filatot.s.brac =V' 61 6$ 167 I t o 6 1 l i PO 11 1 pa il k 1 as r il do 100 1011 e 110 109 - - i I , m 1 - it pm 1 pm 1011 .., 101 100 l ioe II T -I 1001 p. e 1 lon u 2 43 1881 9 81, 198 i Pen 108 105 BIUTISE fai 1071 I No. I Bh. I 1113116 I Pd. lOL prises I Bales. 76,000 1 Cambrian Con. Gold, L 1 1 33 4 e's— LON .. Clifford Anal le 31 LON .. Der. G. Con. (Tarleth ) 1 660 670 11,800 .. Drakewalls 611 .. Kam Basset (Illogan) WOW 1 Bast Clogan Gold (Um) fa 6 dla par 6.. West Csradcm 4 ai 6.ooo..[Mullane' (7arlAk.) 8.656 d 3 34 481 .. °rambler I Bt. Anbia. 681 7 10 0. Great South Tolman 311 G. Wh. Vor (Halskaul 6O 7 4000 .. Grenville - 1000 016 .. Herod "1006 . .. —.. Una 38 40 .., Wimples Douala —-- U16.0d 11 6 1,000 lady Bertha 2.1L0. f 1 SOS .. Idarprel (Mu Ladaut) O6 22 34 0.000 narks Valley 40,000 4 111.294 Iron Ore tf 14 Of dle 400 .. Neer Beton 8. 000 ... North Demme 24 2 700 .. North Roskair —. 114 23 26 21 6,1140 .. N. Wh. Basset (Mow, 31.15. 3 si 6,640 North Wheal Crony 2.6.9. if 4 9,400 Par Coos. (N. Blaney) . 11 4 6 1,130 10 Provides (17. Lelant). WALL 40 42 700 @rehear Noreth r• 2 6 0 0 611 .. 8. Osindon ( It. Clear) lt 416 426 0,000 .. 8. Cara Brea (Moran) 4W .. LW. Trauma (Map* '0.16.0. 724 774 IN Wray Park 301.17a, 39 IMO 0 Tsumrllll.oLsad Yu.) C. 44 f I LOW .. nu Oron ,103 Wed Barak ( 114 61 ,411 ..w. Clerstem (obrd . ) 6 14 22 24 600 .. West Wen N we. aims (Mom) ei 82 1 07 1 156 .. Wiz Haller (Redren) 5 45 60 4,800 .. Wheal Lndcatt 2.10.8 21 3 1,004 W. Wary A no( Yemen 8 11 .3 306 _ Wheal Won 684 120 230 6L,00000 _ Wh. Trelalrney iLlek , 7 16 17 .. Wheel Union P 011.611311 11111f15. No. I Ilh I l[linn. IPd ICL prime I Baku 115.000 1 2 Alamilke (Limited) .. 41 par pm 20,000 10 Anmeallaa . .It I I 76,080 1 Ban Award, Liana. all ' 10.000 6 Brea I. 1.&11.00.(1.1m) all 1 16,000 10 Cape Copper (Walled) 4 par pm 11.000 1 Capals Silver OW OD 60 Cobra 10 Copl.4atira r zl_ ~ _— 16 7 3 100,000 1 Doe reno,N. Del Bey . 1 I Prn 76,000 1 Dun Mountain Copper all SLOW 8 Bast Del her(Llinited) I,lis ; ar 16,000 2 fortes* (Lim.) 10 10,0* g) 0411111111 86,000 1 G.N.c9.8. Australla(7 III ea. 11,,0 0 00 u 16 Lapsed. (Um.) 1 4 dia fpm 3 Unsres all 17 8 10,000 6 Lueltsidsa 11‘818 1 Madonna ell 4 100,000 2 IL Aurece Graz. GAL (L all 14 ti 85900 1 N.B.hies4.l.t.t -.Aus.(L. 8 dla 10,000 10 Ponteband BllverLeaj all 4 6 190,000 6 Port PhWlp 1 Bents Barbara Gold II S par pis 00.000 1 Scottish Austin. (Linz) 1 4 dla pin 11.900 10 St. John del her (Lim.' 16 I 65 7 66174 IS United Ilerloan lBll 04 7 61 1 60,000 1 Vallanzsaca Gold (L ) 1 1 Ipm BUNK. i 1 Worthl.ll2 Lim.) all. f —. *OO9l I Inadanamotans (Urn ). all Ift 34 1 n MONEY MARKNY.--(THIS D4Y.) Two flexors. The stock markets to-day have shown a favour able tendency, owing to the splendid harvest wea ther, combined with the rapid flow of gold to the Bank, and with the improvement which took place on Saturday afternoon on the Paris Bourse. Within the last hour some dulness has been occasioned by the receipt of somewhat lower prices from Paris, yet the funds are still quoted to per cent. better than they closed on Saturday, and the im provement has extended to most of the speculative kinds of foreign stocks, particularly Greek, Mexi can, and Spanish Passive. In English railway stocks there is no movement worth mentioning. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentes opened at 67fr. 40c., and receded to 67fr. 35c., being about j per cent. lower than at the close on Saturday. Consols are now quoted 92/ to 93, for money, and 934 to 1 for the 9th September. Trans ' actions are officially recorded as follows : Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 93, 92/ ; ditto, for account (9th Sept.), 931 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 93, j; New Three per Cents., 93, 4 ; Bank Stock, 240 ; Thirty Years Annuities, April, 1885, 15 1-16 ; Red Sea Telegraph Annuities, August, 1908, 21} ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1084, 4 ; Exchequer Bills, 2s. dis. Foreign stocks are firm, with a better tendency. Mexican Bonds have risen about j per cent., being last marked 371. Greek are quoted 321 to I—a rise of 4. Turkish Consolides have advanced 1 per cent., being quoted 481 to 4, and the Anglo-Turkish Loans are strong, that of 1854 being quoted 92 to 93 ; 1858, 701 to 1 ; and 1862, 671 to j. The improvement extends to Spanish Passive Bonds and Italian stock. Egyptian stock is likewise firm. Transactions are recorded as follows :—Buenos Ayres Six per Cents., for account (Aug. 14), 93 ; Chilian Three per Cents., 861 ; Egyptian Seven per Cents. (Ist issue), 1034, 4, 104 ; I Greek Five per Cents., for account, 321, 4, 1; ditto Coupons, for account, 15 ; Italian Five per Cents., 1861 (exchange 25fr.), for account, 71j ; Mexican Three per Cents., for account, 374, ; New Grenada Two per Cents., 314 ; Russian Five per Cents., 1862, 921 ; Sardinian Five per Cents., for account, 90 Spanish Three per Cents., for account, 54 ; ditto Passive, for account, 325, b ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1854, 92 ; ditto for account, 921 ; ditto 1858, for account, 705, 71 ; ditto, 1862, for account, 674, ; Venezuela Three per Cents., for account, 231 ; ditto, 1862, for account, 67, 561. The Confederate Loan is slightly firmer, at 24 to 22 dis. International Financial shares are 2s. Gd. to ss . better, at 3} to 34 prem. ; General Credit dull, at to 1 prem. ; Egyptian Trading steady, at j to 1 prem. ; and Hudson's Bay ss. higher, at 24' to 21 din. The influx of gold to the Bank continues large. The amount sent in on Saturday was 130,0001., making a total of 328,0001. since the date of the last retort. The Persia, from New York, has brought 33,0001. in specie. Applications are invited by Messrs. J. B. Schrdder and Co. for bonds of the Matanzas and Sabanilla Railroad Company to the extent of 300,C001. sterling. These bonds bear interest at 7 per cent. per annum, payable half-yearly in London, and are offered at 95 per cent. The loan of 200,0001., which was raised in London on the security of this line in 1853, is now reduced to 74,0001. by the ope ration of the sinking fund. To meet the cost of various extensions, and to repair the entire line, are the objects of the present transaction. Subject only to the existing liability on the loan of 1863, the whole of the line and rolling stock are hypothe cated as security to the new bondholders. A sinking fund of 10,000/. per annum is to be applied, commencing with 1873. The other Cuban bonds negotiated through the same firm have retained a very steady position in the English market for in vestments, railways in Cuba being successful and increasingly useful as the produce of fresh estates is brought upon them. The brokers to the present loan are Messrs. 51nllens, Marshall, and Daniell, and Messrs. Lawrence, Son, and Pearce. Messrs. Friihling and GOschen have announced the payment in due course of the coupons due the Ist September on the Egyptian Government Loan of both issues. _ _ It may be useful to reproduce, from Mr. Slaughter's Weekly List, the annexed summary of the proposed hall-yearly railway dividends olfcially announced last week : Bristol and Exeter.-2/. per 100 stock, being at the rate of 4 per cent. per annum. The dividend for the correspond ing half.year of 1862 was at the rate of 3 per cent. per annum. -- - . . ' crease of more than one-third over the large busi ness of the prec ed ing year. The half-yearly meeting of the South Eastern Railway Company is convened for the 27th inst. Creditors of the " Security Mutual Life Amur. anon Society" are required to submit their claims to the official manager by the 28th inst., under penalty of being excluded from the distribution of assets. The following is from the monthly hide circular issued on Saturday by Messrs. Culverweli, Brooks, and Co. : The hide market has not shows soy material alteration during the put month, erupt for salted Australian bides, which have sold freely. Hides—Salted Ox any Cow—Booth America.—The salmi have been limited ; Australian have been in good request, and Sydney, Ann heavy, have realised an advance of Id. to id. ; Cape have brought fall prices. Salted horse hides in steady request. East India kips of good quality have sold readily at full price', but middling and inferior descriptions, which have constituted the bulk of those brought forward, bare been dull of sale ; previous rates have, however, been generally realised. English market bides of good quality have maintained previous rates. The Leather Market. There is no change of importance to notice, but upon the whole an improved demand has been experienced. North and South Amerian Furs and Skim. —At the public sale of North American deer there was a good demand for all sorts, prices being on average similar to the previous sale. In furs nothing of note has occurred. The fur seal were chiefly from the Cape ;of the 3,900 offered about oorrhalf were black pups ; about 400 skies only sold at 7s. 6d. to 155., being lower rates, and 267 Cape black paps at ls. 13d. per skin. The Hudson's Bay Company's fur gale comtneoces on the 31st inst. ; our is fixed for the 9th, 10th, and Ilth September. SATrADET ETZNING. At the Bank of England Discount-office the de mand to-day was of an average character for a Saturday. In the general market not much busi ness seems to have been done below 31 per cent. Consols, which closed yesterday at 93 to i for the 9th September were first marked this morning 93 and 93j and closed at 93, "sellers." For money the last price was 921 to I. Transactions are officially recorded as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 921, j, 93 ; ditto, for account (Sept. 9), 93, i ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 93, h• New Three per Cents., 94, 93* ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 108 i, ; India Four per Cent. Debentures, April, 1864, 100. - . The Didii Five per Cent. stock was unaltered, at 1081 to ; India Bonds, at 16s. to 19s. M.: prem. ; and chequer Bills at Is. dis. to 21. prem. International Financial shares show little re covery, closing at 31 to 3/ prem. General Credit were steady, at Ito 1 rem. ; London Financial, at 11 0 to 11 °rem. ; and Egyptian Trading at 1 to 1 prem. there was a rally of 21. 6d. in Hudson's Bay shares, the last price being 23 to 2l dis. Bank shares were quiet, and the only change in prices was a slight improvement in London Joint Stock. Miscellaneous shares were likewise =- altered. Crystal Palace Debenture stock continues to improve. The shares of the Consolidated Bank were quoted 511 to 51 prem. Ocean Marine shares closed today at 13 to 131 prem • Thames and Mersey, 21 to 3 prem. ; Com mercial Union, 21 to 2i prem. ; Universal Marine, / to 1 dis.; North British and Mercantile Insurance 171 to 18 ; and Oriental and General Marine, 11 to 11 prem. MINES.-(THIS DAY) Two o'CLocc A moder►te amount of business is going forward to-day in the mining market. East Camden shares are firmer, at 29 to and Wheal Seton at 222} to 227 f. Stray Park are also in request. Herods foot are lower at 37 to 39. Wheal Margaret are quoted 32 to 33. Foreign and colonial mining shares are quiet. United Mexican are steady, with transactions at 61 and Yudanamutana have been dealt in at prem. WEATHER REPORT.-(THIS 'DAY.) MONDAY, AOGONT 10, 8 A.M. • C. &I D. W. :1. Q. L S R. '—!— Nairn 29.9 2 166: 3 B.W. 1 7 1 22 e 0.34 1 Abordses 29.06 69, 4 8. W. 3 6 14 c Leith 29.96 621 4 W. 1 6 24 0 1 &blade 39.04 001 5 B. W. 1 5 22 m 2 Scarborough. 30.02 62 , 4 W. 2 5 30 b 1 Oramcsatle 129.06 58: 3 B.W. 2 7 28 m 0.17 2 Galway Valenti& ,29.956 11 0 8. 34 20 0 0.20 2 Queenstown . 30.09 OS 1 B.W. 414 10 0 0.16 4 Liverpool 910.t7 64 6 W.B. W. 6 16 c 0.02 2 Holyhead ... 30.02 60 1 8.8. W. S 8 118 b 0.20 2 Pembroke CO 0 8.8. 1 1 24 r 0.13 1 Peossam ~30.15 1.1., 2 B. W. 6 6 22 o 4 Brest '30.16 66 3 8.2. 2 3 16 o L'Olient '3O It 64 4 N. 4 3 32, A— 2 Rochefort 30.1672 4 B.IL 1 2 IS b— S Plymouth 13 67 3 Z. 0 3 'lO 0 1 Weymouth '30.13 64 1 &W. 21 4 93 m 1 Portsmouth ,30.10 71, 6 W. 3 4 24 c 2 Loudon '80.12 68 Dover '30.14 72 4 W. I 1 1: 20 b Yarmouth 3006 W.B.W. 4 3 2 R•lown.owl —WI' SOP.. 3 3 20 A — PIOSAJOA TVILaDAT. °a our W. to N. h.. and btc►, NOITU-KAAT. moderate, tint, W.B.W. to N. \.E.. Wee COASTS. moderate, Sae. DEZSDAT. N.W. to 3.. t ariabi, itne. N. to E., light, tine. JOINT STOCK KAM To.oo — T, — Coo 00.000 I too 2:nosLo U n...tll 86a1 lAutralasto . _ . .74" 7.600 1 40 Do. New (Limited) 16,0001 $6 'Bank at Epp* 000 100 hank of London 10,000;100 Bank of Queensland IL ROOS 00 Bank of VictonsAustrla 6,000,100. Bank of Wales (Lim.) 60,000 10 . Dank of New Zealand 16,0001 60 BriLand American Ex. (L 10,010, 60 BEIRA N. America .. 12,400 10 I Char.Bk.Brit. Columbia KU , 10 C. Bk. Oahe Ana. Chins KM; M Chita. M. of Inks. ar 1 8 0601t60 , t &;0110 , 100 i t lental woo! 10 comoudoa.i Bank (L ) 6,000 100 ICootineotai 10,0101100 Eaglish ant Irish (Lim )1 16.0001 60 Bais.l3oo6altunLihust4 1 10.0001100 : If uldusn.CLUnada V. (L 10.4001100 1 Imperial Bank. Limited' $5OOO l 10 'lmperial Ottoman 16,040' , 00 London sad Brazilian 1 6.000'100 Lon.B.Ayres&R.Plate 1 1,1 6.000 100 Lou., Blr., & &Staff. 00,000 'Lon. Ch. Bank of Amu, 1140001100 London and Colonial (L.' IRMO 00 Zrenden and Comity 7. . skew 10 London Joln4 snook 10,160 100 Lon. and Middlesex (L 10,000.100 'Lou. and Northern (L 110.000 1 .0 1 fond•o & dnnti , Oft. 'l.l 10,000 100 London&S.Araerlean ;L. 6,000 100 'Lon. & 8. Western (Lim. 60 1.00./ .0.1 ;Loa. and Westounstoe„ 1,000 100 1 Metro. & Pros. Bank (L.i 8.000 100 Do. Reserved..., 14000.100 .Midland Bank (Lim.) 111.0 s, 100 National of Liverpool)L l 1 1 ,000 100 •N. , rO. Ana' 25,000 Pb Do New 110,10.1. 20 t Uo do 2.2,0 n .0 1 New Booth Wakes 61 en. o 43,14,11141 Bank torport 20,000 100 • Provtur. of balsa. 26,0 W 'Aelnde,PaaJ.,& Delhi (LI 10,000! LS 'South Australia 6 .s. , 100 Staud.of 1 1, 1L.3.Afrlea(L 6,000 100 I Do New 0.01 26 Union of AustesOl• 1 6.000, 100 of Bon.alrane;(l , 10.0110> 'Union of Irebuld i 62000: 60 .llnlon of Lando° ...„ No. I 10,000 141000 20,000 02,000 20,000 (Ow 1i4.l 7so IMOD b. 40.000 ONO ijoarts 164,40 277,900 60,000 NDICSLLANNOUI iVS.••I , • B. Aftloam:tow .. 41[1.1.111e lu. nail SR(L. isairallan Berths Waterworks.... Bantry gen Limited.. Brit American Lod .. B , r.r. q. tat.. British Iron_ 'Canada (mud CanadaAgeneyAsso.ti ) Ceylon Company Cop.ll Eng., Ynd. 7 p.o u V.tatet4lloll Do. 0 p. at, Peep. Dab. Rutin 1.4 Yrrt...s koptlaneoesdard. (L. Hs& and r A si orerp: • •• (teredit&Fln.of Lon (L Sao. Moan 24•51.04..0s Hems nip (Llano:4 . rm. 154 nor cont. Yrs , Hudson Hay .. m Internst.Yan..tion. (L.) Italian I rrleatom Canal Do. Bonds Joint Stock Dino:instil ratan Tea (Liznitad) Lod iiistriet Tel Ln Lon. Financial Asso. (L 100. her. Omnibus la Madras !neva & Cana I Molitor. Da Tat Ithr. NatalLand&Con.Co.(Li I National Illsozoant 00 Norbud.2 . •Coal&trom I 10,000' so " N.Zsalsod T.audt. (LW N. brit. koatraauw j Orteatal Gam lOrlaa. La. lm. (Llnk• Nal laver !And 6 NI t. Pads. sad OVUM Siam ! lll M' a r , 11°6 Do. law Itlo &Jan. qty Do. Loyal IMU Atom &conk!. Loot. loots's. , &African Irriga.lov.(L South Alotrattan l a ud labmada• T T. • As. ot Ao ol. Scri st(L) LT. Truk& DaCo.V.Cosiodo Re% F.re•Anm To; V. V.a Dioosona Lod—. 111 113 9 ltra 77 78 27 28 2 1 .1x; 41 43 31 21 , 111 41 60ra xd 31 4 Pro 60 62 par i 1101 291 3C 63 51 108 110 xd 3.1 le o ' ,2 .n' n z21x.1,2.n' 2) le 141 par oto 7 1 8 11 ml 8 Biptr 1 4 poi 18 284 8 2 dla 7 49 811 85, id. 1 1 dial 26 261 2 I dial 1i WI, 77 79 it 119201 2 1 ltpall 1 dial 31 6 pu3l 0 61 it.l, 67 t 8 90 92 I I I Ws, Ed 40 6 li pm bi Ai pm bt 63 2 I dis 3' %Alb 36 36 _P.I 0: Xi 22 id bi I dLs pall 22 20 GS 09 89 SI 1I •P re f 81 4 : 10 4 115 116 116 119 e dli Ipm 1 P l 5 166 3 107 It ll si t I 3 21(111 3 31paa 11 1 41. l 4 2 dl., I ; par 1 11pra pm , 11 1 , 1 lt pm 1 pm P 41 idl.lpm 4 4* ossz4 1 1 pm I I t 4 e 8 } pm 1 1 41 4 dbx 48 50 xd 77 70 18 18 peo, 11 I die 20 82 " 1 I IS 48 1140 . 16 era IS IS 1 t No e lL■ 1 4 W sz zd&m 35 to ES 36 to 38 ICI N. il to N.V.Ltd W., bourn Comm N. to E. and ii.E , light, moderate. tine. tine. N. II to S. E. and S. W., SooTo-Saar. SAW. to W.N.W., oDo. light, toe. deride, fine. Great Eastern.-123. 6d. per 1001. ordinary stock, being at the rate of 11 per cent. per annum. Great Northern.-2/. 2s. 6d. per 100/. stock, being at the retool 41 per cent, per annum. The dividend for the oorre speeding half-year of 1862 was at the rate of 41 per ant per annum. per Great Southern and Western (Ireland).-21. 2a. 61. BLONDIN ON HIOR ROPE PERFORNANCED.—M, 100/. stock, being at the rate of 41 per cent. per annum. Elondin, in a letter to the Tine*, written from Seville on The dividend for the corresponding half-year of 1862 was at the 3rd lost., after expreming his deep regret at the fatal the rate of 5 per cent. per annum. accident at Aston Park, says :—" Every accident which has Lancashire and Yorkshire.—'2r. 2s. Gd. per 1001. stork, befallen rope-walkers is attributable entirely to their own being at the rate of 41 per cent. per annum. The dividend want of knowledge and experience of the profession they for the corresponding haß.year of 1862 was at the rate of 31 were engaged in. Over a period of thirty-three years 1 have per cent. per annum. never met with a solitary accident worth recounting, and I London and Blackwell.-11. 15s. per 100/. stock, being attribute this fact solely to the personal care which I have equal to 3t per cent. per annum. The dividend for the cot- always exercised in the security of my ropes, and a con responding half-year of 1862 was at the rate of 3 per cent victim of their strength and the material of whit's they per annum. were composed being in every way sound axd properly tested London and South Western.-2r. re. per 100/. stock, being before ascending. Messrs. Frost Brothers, of Lor.d.in, are at the rate of 4i per cent. per annum. The, dividend for the manufacturers of all the ropes which I have in use, and the corresponding half-year of 1862 was at the rate of 4 per they have always been tested by steam lower before de cent. per annum. livery to me, so that from the ropes breaking in my case Midland.—'2l.l7s. (id. per 1001. stock, being at the rate of I there would be little or no chance of acilent." M. 810, 54 per tent. per =num. The dividend for the corresponding ; din, after remarking that managers of public places :I half year of 1862 was at the rate of 01 per coot perannom. ! amusement have engaged upon low terms imitators of him- North Eastern.— Berwick Stock at 4 percent. per annum. self, who " were certain, sooner or later, to meet with fatal York Stock at 3 per cent. per annum. Leeds Stock at 1,4 , amides*" adds. "It is not MY intention to remain Inn& per cent per annum. Carlisle Stock at 6 per c e nt. per ; looser hi public life, and were Itodo so I should willingly. annum. The dividends for the correspooding half year of , and without a murmur, yield to the public feeling to do 1662 were in each case at the same rates. I away with ' higheope ascensions ' in England." North Staffordshire .— At the rate of .I per cent. per A YOCNO MAN SMoTuErtPu IN MALT.--Ott annum. The dividend for the corresponding half year of • Thursday last a sad accident occurred at Prestonpass is the 16112 was at the rate of 3 percent. per annum. I malting premises of ilesers. Fowler and Co. In these pre- Stockton and Darlington.-31. lfia. per 1001. stock, being : wises the malt is usually stored in large separate cormart• at the rate of 74 per cent. per annum. The dividend for , meota of wood, which reach to a height of several storeys, the corresponding half year of 1862 was at Hie seine rata i and have their outlet below in various funnil.shaped open- The following are the principal portions of a logs by which the malt is removed in bags as require/ circular recently issued by the West Hartlepool h . T s u i ll i-cli ° vlr s Ipti i w sti n u t tr alty "e t th lev il l iff a ereti h t e 'er"ra r t t e coop's manta, is Railway Company. The meeting referred to fixed for the 24th inst. : ' and while allowing to the melt pies downwar ds I of its own weight between the joists, prevents Theoorupeoy intend, as aeon as the sanction of the general i the MU from resting so heavily as it would other. meeting of shareholders has been obtained, to take up gra. , wise do upon the funeelahaped outlets beneath. dually their authorised loan of one million, for tho purpose Oo the oecasiou of the accident a number of workpeopls of discharging the primary charges and meeting the other were busily occupied in drawing off into bags, on the base purposes sanctioned by their act of parliament of the pre- • meat storey, the contents of one of these compartments ; sent session. The director have resolved for a limited • when owing. it is supposed, to the malt gettirg coved oat amount—viz., 3110.0001.—t0 give 41 ler cent. for a term of beneath, and ceasing to run so freely into the lags as was three years, and lam authorised to receive applications for wished, a young luau of the name of Thomas Forbes, who loans to that extent ; preference will be given to parth.s in . was employed about the works, went up Into one of the the order that I receive their application It will be • upper divisions of the compartment, and either looping readily perceived that the new debentures which the coin- ' down upon the malt or falling through between the open paoy are empowered to issue under their present act are a joistiog, wen immediately engulphed in the falling pile of first elms railway security. Tice paid-up share raniiel of stilling grain. A person io the oeighbourbood who heard • the company exceeds three millions, and these debutiiree, midden shriek tortlivrith ran to the poor fellow's assistance, to the extent of one million, will be the only charges upon . but before ho could be extricated life was quite extinct. the undertaking. The revenue of the emulous , is Lie has left a widowed mother.—Edinbiteib Ceuraat. upwards of 2'.Aki.iool.. the net revenue will not be leas . Fintriei: IN THE NORTH SEA.—There has been a than 110.0001. per annum. very considerable improvement this week in the prospects The Royal Insurance Company held their annual of the large ae.ifairing population copped off the north meeting on Friday, when the report and state inen t s . eastern coast is the herring fishing. The „ takes" bare read to the sharehOlders dischwed the t.llowing been e" goal. At Hartlepool the 700 perms, employed in this fishing had the most successful catch on Triadsy satisfactory results during the year 1882. The l morning, the quality being excellent. The highest number fire revenue shows a further great advance, the ; caught was about 7,000; the average about 2,000, inile total sum received in the year having exceeded pendently of mackerel and other fish. The larger propor -300,0001. As a point of interest it was stated in , lion of the fish landed has barn *old by auction to deale rs. the report that the fire premiums have increased i TH3 Haayssr.—Cousiderable progress has been sod d'instched into the interior by rail. nearly threefold in the last nine years, showings made with ending wheat during the week at Hertford, sod rate of progress undoubtedly more rapid than that ' some quantity has already been carted. We have bad re of any other company, except where amalgamation ' treating showers, en two moreings early and on Tuesday has been resorted to. The entire net pro fi t on the afternoca sea 'Teeing, which hey. gr eatly b ene fi ted both fire branch was stated to be 86,200/. 7e. 3d., from root crops and growing grain, and hart nothing; the tern whichthe last ws.4l, but the air is &dividend of 3s. a share, and a henna of ds.: psl still dry and ripening. and the weather all that can be a share, free of income tax, wore declared. In the i eature has been rather lower dasired life branch the new business of the year has attained . — Herfs Guardian. 1 . CRYSTAL PALACE.—R A r.r-A-CRovrt PAY. —. the almost unexampled amount of '''o- I. - 417/- 0,1 , Brreansr, AVMS? 8. —Aelmil.irns on payment, 037 ; 1,498 new polices issued. This coustitutes an in- • ditto by season tickets. 2,017 ; total, ::,10!,-4. North.Emt=ealthness to Norfolk. Went. Donegal to Cora. South-,Channel anti Bay Coaata. Scith.East= ',trait of Dover to Norfolk. xd xd xd xd —l&n 341 id rri I xd xd Izd 109110 0 IS - id 3- 781 Id; - 36 r.s 41 Kaec II Si De la _ad liS 3 1: I