The Express. — London, England, 1853-09-03 00:00:00

1 Tte 4tlirt“ 1 .. , -• ti s/ e s if tie • (-... --- a. , -for. /Au. L . / • , , ~,,.. ..., .g....... - . ~ •_ r ..., ,X. _. . _...- 7: 4 ,- /7.1., .•., 4 1 , , at, . •• , •=ll. 0 • •••1 • • is • No. 2, 195 .) . LONDON, SATURDAY E VEN A 8 COACHMAN. married. asp 32, loom„,,,„, .. . T Ans or ...eallgy. Woul . m•ke tiewelf red. Above SILAR E LISTS: 04111.11,11. 4 1 / 4 11..,bAra. - ill 5 %Stamp mail Sonrrou t 17 li de 114 Me .....*•l....amer.-... L. a M Allen Mlles, Mesak.aows, 111 S Ilealleter to tiraissesme. . IMs I N. - F aIDAT EVININO. 3 a de c or samara Janata:a 1 11 2112 - IL KAHN'S ANAWMICAL MUSEUM, eon- Th e English railway market has been heavy a) 0' .2si. term ...• r.r.ol3lutr:. 131 141 - . u 4 nf aase thee Tar Val 1.. le sow 411416 at .1s: mar- throughout the day, in sympathy with Consols, and U 1 I ,, P4 L's is r a'a°, o' i 2i Pa %striti;LU.ST. Itese.Smlns' "Prearelbe Tetas* " I ' 2 ' 7 l prices have in nearly all cases ruled at a further ii 17 1:--- awa lal•sn I. : ::. 4 44 3 2 PM ' 741 P id, a FriNy. to ONWlLlialnd (INIT. roam ) .eh 3 ra t train 69 “ 1 43 . 1 „ ; , a , S ul ky.. IG at.trai. the sundoe sadis ts ter arsuelses reduction. Loudon and North Western, Midland, " I us. Vltendert i 11 .. 410, 3 „ . er4. eat , a' 2 • . 75 ' s . whs. LA ' . a a:7 9471 be 3 " 13 ‘ 1 " 14 WWI ► and ISovers seem to chiefly exhibit weakness. Cale- 21) to (Treat Intle• re,:sa • a mi d ~ e,I EIS. :di nor 4 etatten.ea by Dr. Lassa. sod aw MMus by . tans have been comparatively firm. Oxford and ... to Grand " 4 l 'l ' n * .ll7 rn ei . Canad rys a . 2 1 2 .zit 1 Am 20,,, gin Lein. aib 0-i: a. • WOreratcre have further declined. London and South wares aw b wes .. .... 3 2as 7 33, - -- -- - 05, IFOR AUSTRALIA and the L'OLONIKS.-Light, 20 1 Great Central al Frame_ if 2PM 91 Westerns were heavy, and the dealers seem to be *4 sr, s. N 4 5t...1 4 ..A.: ~.,4.... g 2 dts 21. eh. ap. we • ur-tie iZZWzrzso.--utamo PIN'S FAA eNT 10, )'ll4lst. ItOiltlNO MU Mull. et'y impervters to may mow, well supplied with the stock. Gieut Western stock 3 0 i 5 : flamilon and Toranas -.- -• to, has also been better supplied to-day. At the final 2, 3 , .: .... Lu rs.rtst P . 'w ure As .. lPAA- - rie - t . It i i is to, se i mai. ad V . ler,a te4los ar • taw tual err rite raprikner to 1•4, .g..t au st.. ; ..... e .•i :as does r rayantrlit olatGai tut le tail an &me 0. the 1 market the tone was a shade firmer. 1.. Ulla rind thellny In tutpreede d prewar. pitirE Ir. k 1. 1 .304 i 11 , l Ito t manta,. „. . se 4i i u. pr.u. rucartt rav , f. cramps , . rxt • Met. , 0311rEcTINti Vet --..-- 6 7. . .. .. __ t o ii, /a toreonries -was toiler • and 1 irs• rases 2, lee rent ut fol.- THIS DAY.-Two O . CLOCIC. 5 I , Do. Mus D... ... 11 n 10 4 . Po.Gusr.uiteed *. 11 me al to. 4. mo aus i rr4 2. i rt o rn at ‘ 1 1, ,. . 4 1 ' 1 ,r, l ' u P''', %ix t 7 :4, lo .' i t te . ,,'',;'".„'7, ( :,rarit 's t. The railway market is a shade firmer to-day, but " 9 7 .7P , ' ,013 97 e'ater; 11. ... - - 6e, '.:6 7 434... olienuts.. re tuna 17,711;1:1•1C4 ten lar.ta.t. wet. , ald la-'• 1 51 there is no real recovery in prices. The rally in 13 . ' - "' • • I I 31 P I 3. t. 22 1 e.t.a Antonia_ . .. - - 24 Win Wane lortula• It e teirosfttora. - chiefly ',observable in London and North - Nesters ao , 1. ,'lncur t Lege(with la.; ty T 7 s. -_ QOUND sad WIIiTE TF.EIH are not wily indite Stock, which is quoted 1091 tol. Great Western is 1 2 . 16 , i" I g r bu r a r a I. ' l ' .-• 8.1 U 4 $O4 , e. ..3 per et. tang 2 t. 1.2 Pellob l 7 mut o• :„ a pe,..isentert rle ' o Jh var., Out 0.0 . c..lkd 1 , 6 to 1 ; Midland, 68 to } ; Lancashire and I* i for O. it me...vb. 3,..,‘ 41 141 We prenttat y sport .ated Meow% as in • 0w....ne %Dilly riar‘r.e.re Yorksh i re,_ . .. 74 to 1, ; 1/overs, 204 to 1 ; and Great Is I . soemessarnew reeler. 84 9 lathe tam... sad IrLdta a.:4 lea •rt air. %maw the . t4.4rionotnp r I-10 ... ,•ar.s and Lyme .. . .5 151 ma 1$ e ib,,,t i o o r , o reo t , 111.61.43.. eV 1.110,. lib or I•EAUL Northetns, 201 to 1. Business is quiet. 1 91.1 .. I'mh. all lOr I.C. ... .. 30 St DIE74III I IIICa stud. urn,. •.i ta ...saunas a:. tunas ea I e'''' French shares have slightly improved. Northern. 30 esraend sows ... 73 41 111145.00. al. • 1 attar ii a.. p ari..l.te •13bIlb•oc., to tbr rnaaarlkil earl I.r, 59 ~ .i , it-.• sal Str.,•o• 14 . 39 34 are quoted 351 to 4 ; and Strnsbourgs, 381 to t. te 4 .. T y d ,,,.,.. dcb ,„ b ,, w , 44 di ... 311 smas og in %lent d Cll . . rcral.ttag slat pus. firm 4.111.1 Mi t t =172 Mrs ,soil it lbeir Abut*: am,. ban its 3ioni.t a ioto. Upper India scrip is flat at Ito .1 prem. tei 151 (Meter unit Slammed ... It I,'e St seise. Maportieg saw r -. and panty 14 tit lintth. Rim fa. 94. Iry ORDINARY MARE+ ANI7 nruclin. 3O 1614. en •-. •', ...c ... .. le 11 am laidatt.- li. '• No • . u.41.1e thlmato. ma donor %Awl. awl SO $ Soya' Datt6th au Newland eel nee O. Itesessuutegai" en the pourament Dowse prtees smestmilay 1 2 must sweeten goes. Soil bp them end by &ma's% •a 4 terftesse. 00 , ea atan...ra. 1 Teetema Oy. S p .areas be se ...quee n , -' -.- ft' --- 'lll I/ ! am - - - le 4 0... 34 per Cent. Preget. - - fin ._ _ _ . __ .... . 1.. Ise Mer:son ~. ... ... - I, - - SO 7 Muth taieren of name 6 I pm htliLIN AND 1)111)611E1M RAILWAY. 36 • t u5Aer5.16.06,6,16,606 , .. SO 6 4ogentrn ts• Pianos...... sI se co --..- 4... swath a ' 4 1 41 It :s. Cram hils Seri) .... 1 4 ov, 14 pm de The half-yearly meettog of the shareholders of tat 3 , 1 rices.WWW.AllsorVatin. ft tee 1 4 a go% mi.'. 4 41 ral this coop's, we. 1..111 in rublis on Tied ay. when ill, r a": Otto se i tes..-•-Otes *law 8 7Me to P• Dt..14 par Cast Prier. -- ow dir slow trout, which m. save already publi-hell, was 41 ;1 ' I I j;a•- 71 ""- 1,117 - 7771 '., 44 ., C -I 7 9 _ 7l 41 " ft 17 T.* nt, • es , • 9 1 9 1 P O3 lbl Li,. do. •o. .04... 421 no lo I 2 Wralrraol,rtnerlasil.. 1 t die vii iri tolomusly a Alp, d. Th. f •ilowing is an sbract of the M. 1...1. Pampa gad Iteastor ... .. 93 PO ad 90 9 lealand revenue *event for the half-y. ar :Dr -To passenger., ft. 1 , .... ;satdoeset ... ... . 0.51 634 on 4 rh pareel , , awfthandise, :sails, &- , 20.6311. 19 , . 14. Cr.-by 11- sr Motor and Itallesse .. 1 Ou/ /It 20 3 el( (euthie 5 disbursements, ler. illative disbursements, euuch 76 a:. Curt lad Paseo% ... ... 19 191 St retails, autiateriance of way and station*, and other .x. I) ik D 6 1 ,6 24 901614 . 1 , 40 ?.. . 51 se pm ad MIIVES. he • • 11 1691 19, 1.1.; la•erut on N .vttn brsnen and on p ......*, . U s . llat • asa, : , rt:, a..d A .ir •:aest...terlon . „. t 9 -- - --- • go traute. - .1 and pr. tensor shares, 9,012/. I it.; bll'olee, 53 all sin AerVAn o ,;i t e, IN.; total, ...9.411. 194. Id. A 4lividend of 2's . per Is at' Ditto ( tl• X and IL). • 3 f 4 The appearance of the market for home mining th Pa .hire, anu 8.. 4.1. per tr it's share was wade, bri"ir an SO :. a g em taw.. ~.. 13 .31 ad stocks, today, has been the reverse of satisfactory. to Mary a• 4 of 91., ..r II Per cent. on each share, as enallaind 2, " 3001 0 31 1 _11 0 •0 0. C 1•?... The orders received by the dealers seem to he chiefly " 1 w i l ls rte aurae wiled lost ys..r. The Chairman (Mr. New- u .. 11,0 1 , 00 .. t P B Th- i a t c ut ,. 3 4 1 :0 :, 0 33 to sell, and, except in the case of really first-class 01 lead) saief-The increase in the past ball year to St 'lO E... lasontintr ... 1 tO 71 7i, 4,•23i1. Its, ; 1... t I Levi vet y Arent ith•zsure in telling you at 1 all DA .t.. W.I. DtsAlltria.ln I - - st. ck, a concessi.m in price is generally accorded by a that the hurt.. ..t. Illu, Cub rent hitlt)e•a• .3. , titis i.krly to at. gat (Mists:co sal Glamor .' 71 74 sellers . Ihe only tales reported to us are Botallack, Se be very much go ever , for in tlie ei,ht weeks of it which lo ! 14,2,1 t 0w,,0r, ro e )s et al. _ St, IMO I Senetir 4 a. renh.lhoate• 27 29 at 330; Bedford United, 6; ex. die. • Wheel Kitty 1 841 (St. Agnes), 3, .3 . ; ; Gent Polgooth, 1. have e xpired we hove already received a 13rger inert** I be tii.ill in the whole of the pa. t half veer. (near.) During t kl i t m oo . 0 % 4 = 74 110 v . c . - tu . l . ! T o ad nil ad throe eeht weeks we hese receistel 1,850/ , whit histo be s a . as. im. A. ~.., ..: ~..i hi 32 31 P h m transactions in gold Mining shares have been Ilb set mg mot 111,2t10L received last yenr, being an inereas , on IL tOO Do, D. Stock .......129 .31 ad rather inure numerous, but the tendency is still to j " the ram" period of the core-s^r ding ball-year of 4,617 i. M. Ws nw.swita.,...l Weet.tlrs. 110 tlt .. sell, and, although prices are little changed. quota-lei' Si.t r , IGreat 914.1. rn ... .. 86 101 „ tr.j ead (lie .r, and cheer...) And , gent!. men, even tt !'..-• i,Cli,se lions are weak. At 4 o'clock Colonial Gold were ; 10 was to terminate there, we would be juetiti , 4in bolding '' Inn tenth eastern . 7 7 3 50 all UMW: - r and Car ! ... . . 101 107 lee quoted at •i; to 1 prem.; G.cat Nugget, 3-16 to 9l out to you the even:ration ~1 a better (livid, rid at our next Il i i n D .. 7 , !.. ,, d , . IT ill 3. 5-16 prem. ; Pon Phillip, a 10 i dis.; British Ans. 1 4 r, raroieg • but I have no r. aeon to belies , r that such will he a sa, I s L.,...ba t ......‘i c iti a hh. 74 ell 741 4 the cam ;for we have rot only mine of the exhibition traffic 191 16 D. rifilui .., ... s 6 41 .its tralian, 7.16 to 5-16 dis. ; " Nouveau Monde, Ito 1 t !1 Bull to look for, but, what is fir morn important. tile 14 111. ,0••• Me.t.t...m. Urn,. Ye 21 ~ preen . ; Agna Fria, „I to 1 prem. tic natural inerolu resulting Isom the entapletiou of the cam - IS i all Le d „ ••• 01 •- 0 ," ••, IS 151 14 15 Other foreign and colonial adventures are gene- 81 Ili. Ili Lotaltasad B.aatwa.l 111 31 .. munication hetw. e, 1) edit, red Belfast. 10 I 7 Inet.,llll7•ary,a Ssuthcad 11 11 pas rally dull. West Indian descriptions still show a at.!1•0 'Lon- I:ripho.a, I , -'. Cu • Iro 101 G.LASG 0 11 . AND NO U I'll WESTERN RAILWAY. 9., ji..o r oo d o . % a tift p_st.t, Hy, ;pas v iol i downward tendency. Metcalfe closed 2.t, to 21 411 2a IIS Dr. Eight's. . 11 11 pin 24 prem. • Port Royal, Ito .1 prem.; and Clarendon U From the usual btlf-yrarly report we take the fol- to i tx ,..„,„ i.. , 4 ~„,i.o.te 1 II Console, 4to 4 prem. Mei. , g passages : IL ISO Denton A Sean.-wrote. 53 Si 874 3 4 " The directors, in sates' ping to the proprietors • state- 50 351 Da, t• 0 ... ... 9 5Ma The.nominal closing price. of new undertakings are " ns , r.t of their preeulless during the hot ail months. have 40 2, Dns. sir •• • • 8 7 as follows :-- Mieen Head, 4to 4. dig.; Lewis Hill / 1 Onderry lerel II 13 p'., aiure in neon,, ._ ... 2ti , eonunteed inapr..Teno nun the posi- 2 .; r i l , L .,... ur) A ~Cu ..,.d.ar Ill :f. Range, Ito 1 per share ; Cologne Lead, .4 to k dis.; 0 ' t.,..n of the company. , The revenue has st, ode, adranctd, s t. lap :Manch.: ,kker./tL:r. , :lnei., 231 2:4 23 6 Clarendon (ofJ amaica), Ito 1 prem.; Britannia Gold, Vt and int prustr*sa c..noot b- 1•-:ter sllown than by contrasting 8/ 4/, Ita, Man.& Ural. WIG, - - de. f, to '-' per share ; New Linares, par to t pretn.; New 2 the receipts from traffic of the lut two years, which have St. MO 1 111131 and ... -. ... 66 24 gI l I I id South Wales Coal, 4 1 . to dis.; Metcalfe (of Is' „ I • been as under :-A• 31s. Jae:nary. 18.52, 106.3'2.5/. ;at 3lst at. lee ! Do. Ebro. Rai Der 3, 39 el ad 'tel. 19.12, 103,669/. ; tottel, 2119,991 1 . At 31st January, 00 .. 4 /..1 , 30 1,11. 1 .! .',e`'.9 l ° ) •-• - - ••- mai"), 21 to 3 pm. ; Port Royal (of Jamaica), 4to 1 •i 1853. 110,9191. ; at 3.w Juiy, 1853, 117.45 a ; total, 3 ,1 I N, . 14 .7.74 1.4 .. "M A -. ••• - - „ 55 5$ 561 7 pm.; L'Aigle d'Or, ato ' dis.; London and Virginia C,, . 228,3912 Showing an 'tett ata of 18,4 int for the year G I 41: D e . B arr E z3 ,....i. i 5 ••• Gold and Copper, " 1 die, to k prem.; Mount Car- L ending 31st duly hot, v;:ilo t;..:.• chargss for working the U 17 'NewportAberg.rellerefon. al 1 ga boil Cool, 1 tot per sh.; Kenmare, par to 1 pm.; Lake ,„ 111 traffic abd minntenann have only been exceeded by 6,5611. 141 7 ;Sem! toot rooosse e si M t A. 3 obee,abory it salt of thi. immurement in Vie revenue the 1 2 10 1 rewilWanTollailll 3ll7 / ,- 4 Si el Superior Copper, a dis . to k pm.; Jamaica Copper, 21 to 1 - 1 stoilf ot Me campa:lll has r -en msterially in value during U. IN ga 9f ,„,',. 477 ...r. •••• ••• , 53_ s Lvd 21 prem. • Connemara , 4 dis to par; Glenaulin, Jto P Mc ,ante. toriod. It is ronotr, however, to teal sin that ; 7 4 ,..,',;i' he "... * ,,,,,ii ci ii id0 , 33 3 , 33 I die. • M o na rc h , ' 1 to 1 dis.; Australian Mutual, 7 ,, 1 ' this Increase has arisen is Incipally in the goo". and mine- B. 1011 Pions British ... ... S 1 33 32 to 4 dis. ; Australian Consols, a t. 1 dis.; Chartered 9 ,' rat tulle, while that in prong,rs has not been go proluc. II Li 'N..rth Penn, sio. t. .. 11 to Australian Land and Mining, Ito 4 per share; Mel- 1: tire. The revenue (cars ..^ latter sourer might probably 11 sti t Do. 4 6 laMned.... 11 1 bourne Gold, 4 to I per share; Golden Mountain, 1 n bar, been greets' this lw.f-year • ifs arm tickets to the I 9 I Do , 1 4 Ovarluasto' 7 7 1 10 Ile North etsfer.saire., $ el da 111 to 1 Iwo eh: re; Oreitt Hewes United Tin, 4to I dis.; i eo - a', at reduced rates, li Al ant ' bezn extensively used, as Nto „ Nara ~..t ers 64 ft 1..*1 as return tickets to and from all the IVViour. The to ;po li o rtk & , nattittestlate. lj npm ltrucu in Gold ,1- 16 dis. to 1-16 pm.; PJltimore, fdis. to board, however, are of ot •nion that the reduction in the er toe jo l ter.. nere.,&Wii.s.• 471 41n, 47 par; Albion Gold, o t to 1 per share; Laokamor i fors., 111101 h. , thus parlay taken plat ~ w ill be found a 61. 1 109 '..meosh (tit ea! ... t 3 57 wise policy in thc end, as treater att. :Dion has thus been 11,1. ! ' 71 7 . 7.11140 M M 5 7 1 611.4 ••• 63 • , 6 Copper, ; dis. to par ; Sue River (of Jamaica), ato v die el. 4to the v triong wat i ring. places is Ayr.l,ire, and en- ,7 . • 22 4 11' .. ". 4 : 7 . :T v 'ir, ••;,. 1 , 1 6 it: r i 1 14 2 ., prem. ; Adelaide Land and Gold, 1 to 01 dis. ; • British and Coloni,ll Smelting and Reduction, par to tI cour+g. tn-nt nine M tr.velting ❑ throughout toe ilia- a l'i .430 7." 33ary 33387,330,3 11 11 daze trio g acridly. The I ysreing and evening express 24 c .• r oxe , , . ft , oar t a.. 1 prem.; New South Wake Gold, k to . 4 prem.; a train. to Ayr, Ardrortau, it: , whi:h bier: porn ' fa.s.W.llla.) - 16 50 London and Liverpool Australian Gold Mining and t so mach satisfaction, and Im. a 67 well tup;ontsd, 11111 ea ! he-IL "I ..- ••• .. 9 11 Streaming, par to 4 prem.; Rheniab, Charcoal, Iron, b„ will Ire eantinuct rest se tt. , :t. Under ell the eircumstanees. 1 1, 1 779 ' '.• C"am 2 l ••• 111 141 '1 s 4 AM and Steel, par to 4 prem.; Liguanea (of Ja- i th. re cimtot be a &tab% lat that a ennsidet able inmate in 4 . 29 d !,-' " t „,,,Z7 pe l '7. 13. 72 ••• 16 25 ad maica), I die. to per; South 1/evon Consols, 4 toy f l 11., passenger traffic say bo cab•ul teed on for the foam.. xi. !too sect, r, t ~.... Frozl the homier aeccur.t it will be seen that the receipts so 51 a :uth 1 , 1,Ir• .. Irons ail A , su e r . Ur the half year unveil to 119,1301. 11.. 10 Is , Smiteh Tneksit&le.. Ms: 14 44 ad Gladbach Zinc, Ito 4 prem. ; l'arkwyn and Car- l 41.; deduct sentkies expenses and other payments, 17 : Id: Somaiou k Darlington ..: .0 IS SI , SO Tbuteraron:l/444.019u1. walsiek Tin, 1 die , to par ; Obernhof Ito a prem. ; 1 69.7917. 184. 6J.; :old amount from previous ha:f year, , I. 'l7 Vale er Ircath .- . is ISA 151 Peninsular Mining, A die. to! pin. ; Great Cambrian I 1.6.19/. 17s. 5.1. ; leas dividends on etterantee 4 I `'''' , ..• M all 'Waterford Pad Selkeray. et al 1u,14/. 6.. ; lbw. Ale bateau., 40,573/, 6.. 4.1. Oat of 50 , all , g am i er :a ad 13. 3 ,,, a t e k . 32 3 3 Mining and Quarrying, 1 to ; prem.; East Indian 1 , 1 which the proprietors at : reeownseadt 4to declare a deli- 0) rt 4 son ' . • .rowall . I 9i 10 Iron, 3s. to 7s. per share ; Chancellorsville Freehold e dead at the rate of 3I er cent per af nom, says! le on 10 It.. WireUedmi abd CroYdor , I - '44 7 - - Gold, par to I, prem.; Cumberland Hematite Iron 5 Morday, 26th &Thisbe, earrtat, antler deduction of in- 99 all ' Land o3 ..... •-•• ' - t %%k.i.dolLuaLCrystalP. - - Ore, par to 1 prem. eoic : us, the haute 01 371 1 . 121.41. being carried forward at, ~,, ,itadots ., Bo3 . 3a3 ". e 3; 3.34 854 id 654 Bad 1 to the credit of the fervent half yew." s. 20 ; Do. do. Vatramor• .. I 6 TS au ad i 23; 1.4 . Do.o.lll.l.ParrAns. .. ' 31 31 „ad THIS DAY.-Two O ' CLOCK. RAILWAY TILAPPIC DUBIN... IRR PAST WEEK. BL' lee fart apt Nor th Mame WI 57 ad 1161 14 ad The gold mining share market seems a shade I inane flotapenrs LIM-ow Joaraml.) LINES LEASED AT P 1611.0 ILENTALB firmer to-day, with however, scarcely any quotable Sims melted. I I_, Bases ut Iteliway. , Itany... M. 100 llaeldaphgewhlre jeered 1 to LoadeahN.Weeterell 103 105 30 50 Cit. inns . .. Junst.toe 1034 change in prices. Colonial Gold are quoted ,)- to I a_ • 5 1832,. 1862. 1862., 1653.; (lessee toCalgdosegn).. 1 116 1131 prem.; Great Nugget, 4to . 4 prem; Nouveau Monde, Barns.. - I - se. IGO liartUittalt h.tau.tp:a.l 1-16 to 9-16 prem.; and Ague Fria, Ito 1 prem. 72 ITS Aberdeen 371 rril Belfast sod Ballymena - ' 17 'l7 Belk .st aud County Down. 278: Al ~ 1 peweetecteseereetent Is 33 laaian, 1 dis. to par ; and Scottish Australian Invent- : to an liarec.ool Deck St 2.11 w.! 33 39 Birkenhead, Lane.,3Chagia 2.1 4 4' 2.480 ; I (legatee° Viut( a nen)! - - m m ar en k t, 4 1 1 . to 14 prem. United Mexican shares I , . slis and ousgow . ) i t 0 4 46 6 81. 1 5 7: 6 1 : 4 0 LA si so i lionset to..4 s; .mrsi cypototau rt u to sa . ° , . n i g 141 zd 11014 14,4 Cale briawl .lo burt, u la ia h t Eil lin e r .. • 1 111, 12. : Da. 1 &arm plata; I 27 IS ad • Cork, e Bisc and kroc ilu k l , y ana baad passes, 4,86 243 1 : 7,8 23 13 1 2 1 0 3:11 so l2b, , l 43llo o ll o4(timisto 4.6„..e alui ta 8.. G tb rar kr a di4,..„. 34 ,10 .1! 2 , 144 i all 11 We. Clugog Bulimia Mom Pald.lTai=ar. to-daffy. day. 1 a . Cork eel Laiwou 13.11,00 1 4a's Vet, -- --.-- -- 1 .. MI 1 to At. Ell SI Dul,lin and Belfast Junction.. 1,062, 1,641 1 (lensed to N•wtont) .. -97 99 sd Stec° 1 t Arglo Ametredlen at 1 dl. par 1 118 BB Dublin . td - - 100.000 l'lr. Asalotalilaintall .... 611 11 pm e 6 6 Dahlia and Kingstown sch„Buston.3l, 9 ladort 10,01 m 10 f Anotraliaa444 -. ...... 2 14 01 As 14 1 161 Iftv dee :.ad Arbroath 31 $1 Ihuldee,Perth,Aberdeen 7 one 1.111! 1,156 15 ! al' liii.linestw*/ and ' . theord to &mkt. Si Dal. - - . 2i. ~, 24 eAvetr....l3* . .......... 4 3 21 60,1 I Aurtralicn Cordillera... all lUs 1 1 19 16 Dundalk awl Muni...Men - tau all :Mar so.i eradwrd(Niell rasa Isi zer tro,na. I Autralian freeload .. all I is 1 64 45 East Asulioo 10 1.8 Eta Lanew.i.ire - - i n 440 I 1 Whisk Austrsike liAd all 1 die 1 342 822 Emtern Colutin um: Norfolk 11,616 17,006 !!!: ..all 1 )314 3 Per 'Rat- 1 41 4 1 64 78 28 10.8 , :a• 90 441ritlahlros 96 96 I Eartern enion es 'tyre (.nt.. Lor„i 2 . 4 ° 8 1 2, 9 22 ''. '.. ' ..27t.att.aLs-e &Yoe. - - 'V... 3.1 ?bruin. , k ...It 31.9. t 344 31 44 - • 79 78 ,Ediubu:trli, l' erth, Kt Dundee 2,8601 2,999 a; 12 Ditto 1 shone (elet°)...l - - t,' 0. •it) DoOna.sand7 - alahe all 2 3 1 6 6 Exeter at..l Cr slitou I 140 1 1 24 5.. 100 loran andHltek la ;Pan 11.(00: .. ~. 0.. Jr ha D.l Hey 15 32 IS 111..(3. I CaM.2 . l. llrrrlc 1 'tells (sr 1 19 19 'Furness 1711 1711 Glasgow awl South Wisteria 4,6031 6,277 Ft. l 10 . 0, ... a altor"a alncl ...... • 144 IS 150,rut 3 4 1 ,010mal ....14 I 1/ pm 1 2231 283 10n, at Northenult 13 Ltueolasb. 14,239 . 18,192 79 97 69977767119T497 " 0 " .91. I, li 31 &a . (wasp° I-- 1 w Mr. Ittlelern , 186 lee ' Unlit So.thern& AVestesa(br) 6,6551 7,6i2 ea 1 , sa , w... t a r/ •/. ./...et ■ 5.1.4,4•0f St. +Oven Miners of lag. all 56 Clrs 277 3191 'Great Western 18,987 23,027 1 I Deaged to rioointsillar. - - I,4C' 13 +Do. Feel. riper amt. all 6i 71 tra rt,.. t . 3 tra t kaortrah.r4s:+,4 all 21 If AU 261 2/1 1ri..1. South Faisteru - ... 311 35'8 .1 0.wa134111114 Ve4a r.' 1 4pm 101 101 'Kendal and Windermere .... 382 352 91.' WO init.' & noomeart Deese/ 366 . 666 ' i Do.ltrgisterd - - 1 00 90 'l..4nctster and Carlisle 250 260 'Lancashire and York,hire.... 20,94822,204 ra211111131.24CL faLt9.29. float I nrawt Duelled Owlet ell 1 dig sa ] 184 1144 • Lif erpool.Crinhy, & ta..ullmort 675 , 69.5 I I ~ , i l e' n Abe . 7d d een ., , 30.3. 3 ,... ,:„. 7 _,.- 11..:: • 3 Great ecarooo3..- all 21 11 Ms , loy,tio. 1 Lrke Battiest. &I l i 4au - 16 IL(' .don ,rn and Coleraine.. - - I 220 ic. I 1 , 31 9 ' tot & Satter 4 meet! 103 10.5 40,0' , 1 Liberty 639 663 ;London and North Western -163,662 58,460 t er ., etopMecowe, oto _ ...; los ur 1031 6 5 9,04.44 3 41-itaarta 63 I 6. !Loudon :ma Blackwell 73 1 1,586 1,647 131 13 Chaster and ttolykaad .. 191 104 30.11.1 I tocdootketOtore. 0.15 4 173, 1 London, Brighton, and 8. Coast! 13.385 14,880 el all Cork rod Buda. ........ i 4 40 Par ileum Crabtree.. all t 1 ' 244 4 2634 London and South Western 1 14,094 14,739 4 1 . 577 :°5 7997 .4 .3 9177 %• . : *9 1/14r 1 14)0,0 , 1 Mull:44la .anl Me 2111 ..., 61 q :so re mmre..-far,st: s s r 1 241 41 Londonderry and Enniskillen. 272 475 si r 31 Eastgag.ian(3l.loei t ip.Ct.' 4 41 6....10g I slew Granola .......... all 1 die Iter 1 167 11111 61aitch. -tor, She ff. , & Linen. n., 8,253 , 8,731 61 & ,Do. da (K ) T per 9. 64 Mauch .ster and South J unctioel WI 677 71, 2 'Do de. (U. 1707 per Cti 4 11 pm 30,008 10 310 Va &WM Mlnirg mak 28 28Maryp.rt awl Corl'•'e 1 1306 Is4o 611 II BastAlloi.lLata..3 pe,7l 411IIOm ad Copper srneltlnp 3 - -de 498 e 4961 Midland '25,021, 27 , 929 61. Ditto do. No. fl. 11 11 .ad 101,001 1 Port Millip 126 126 Midland Great Westeru (Ire.) 2,7391 3,078 to le 'Do. New 4 per Cent. Stott • lit 141 ad 65.0641 1 tie : eta &wit all 1 ills 1I m 37 37 Monklat, , ls l O 1 20 ,LettlYaicv, l lorioru6p.et 214 211 7 * ;3 ' 979 e' S Edinburgh, Per win! 514 I 10,00 Se tlthyr.ncy Iron - - 7,(00 * truEisdo &Cuba... ..... 101 i 44 66 731 Attires , tie and Carlisle - -50,06 e 1 moth agstrallso„...... all ISW par 149 149 Nartk Dritilh 1 4,370 5,046 111.' 114111.01 get ItorthentS perOgno• MI 127 xi 1214 zd 6.0r1 16 70: Croft ............... 7 7 8 47 47 !forth AVestern ' 1,2119 1,412 M. 1911.1. k.. S per mm. Berm, Re- • 49,114 20034 +UAW Net 5....... el 44 4 1 0 1 Zi 85 01f.,W0re.,/k Wolverbawittoni 78.. 2,109 , Naaable et I•' Pet. Pe 111 : 12 ad Taw I Waller -1 II 74 D. $4 percent. snip I 1 lem $8 100,009 I Wan Granada........... eV I/ OM 30 60 4eottl , C, ntra and /i 3, Isn' 3,788 11l as OtaittitWoo.:4ll)Ettatko,• at 51 ad 3 00,ae•. I at ta , Matlialltt. ..... ... all Ide 32 33 -costae. blidlund l ' Se 41 0W•rt.8164,...11aat.,a5prl q 7i ion.-;c 1 Tata 294 294 Shrew.',ury wad Bitiniugliam! 864 895 a„, Mc Doconateeenr. 4 wee: lee 104 1 1031 3 • Tranellerstge to stamped deed. 47 47 -14rerrt I.ury an , l eilet.ter .... 1 1,058 2,042 0., us Ditto irredeemable ever et' 100 102 29 29 Shrope. i r.• union 5.56 go IS : 6 lamosslOre &York* Irglia 1_ die ima ) Si. 'DO Ditto 6 per tent Mita- I 130 152 68 66 S•otth I , eron 2 ' 3:4 1 2 . 33- Si, lot .Lna.slirarteriasr.liperoli - -as I MISCELLANEOUS. Mil 2881 Smith Ewdern 1001 131 South Wales 2,611 4,427 SO 1 9 .Soa.nithWasteoZ.MOrdal 11! 11/ re Mena 77 77 South York.,Doseseter& Gool4 1,199; 1,504 44 all :Lolldoodern &Cele , . trb lo 3, S . 12113. Mien Pd. Mb*. , Madness dorm 40 40 ITat Vale - YeAcrenr i !.alai'' 36 I 35 6 M ;flew ll •25 lieteiLtse.ma.Nel 74 a 1 32.6 9 .1 1 17694 10 to 'Masai Do. Now £lO .. . 101 101 0. r&ln Ceal and free ...... 6 131 - - M. 0.; 26 A u I.i Ageordemel .. 1 171 33 33 :9 39 'West I tsrtleponl & Co.'s Doc 2,0112 2,194 g; 2 , D., g 6 a 6ro 12. m 2., Auetraln•San Padle med.. is - - ... ... .. 13 29 ' Water: .rd lud Kilkenny 72; 193 114 all Maryp.k Carlisle. 41pCt. -- pm bye. 1.• Atotedisa Soul Met .... 8 - - f 0 1 Gli I Waterford and Limerick - - lei 23 , W cot torocr.:ll 50,1A+, Li rentals trlN.3•l3lalSlncluat 1.: .12 ' Whittia3reu J unction 21 21 212 611 111174ertalk Miteulos.... ...i 114 )16 ad M IMP! Ds. 31 per st. Pref. Steal IN 122 zd a Iteductrot Company.. - - ! 10.000 100.Carsda 3l - - 622 632 York, '2: Y. r . &Be rf. ick, &York all Do.W.magyVallityipes - - loyee b 11. red Pa/seu . ,„„ - - 6 11 2 pua &N. M.J. & Leedsnotliert. -0,026 30,386 Is Igi Do 1.111113 ... ... 1/ de tar Id 04 sd 120.0.07 4111rystal Palace or h asty 24 i pal. 1 26 2101111orta Oriara - ... ...1113 147 liS Unit 2e, Erman! steam ...... 2 - - rullEti4.s2. . $ll 1121 alittria Siallardifera .... ! 114 234 ... 12,00 v 234:metric Telezrate.. .. _ . M 11 pm 3.3„0 1 . IS Steam Navarttion. 14 - - 674 671 Dutch RI nails SlS.4pet e - - ... 200eneral sP. rides... 4 eo. le - - - 183 ,Lyons ... IM. diterranean - I 7,423 u , in i Ent. . dim , d ,,,,„ . 2 1 It pm 17 1 6.0 1 . . 9'• inch Itectrom Sugar 6 - - 216 i i 21 • Mark A 7.. 31' . - 6- - JOAO. 1, Amara 1 1.46.6.7114mu1tuti all - - 63 63 Montt ''Cill *nil Troyes 63 63 Mama aad 1.14-,,, , 0 - .. 171 18 73.0 u I-1 ,4. ts Job Coal owl tut ar. 443 4 1 4431 Northern of Franco . ..'rn. I - - 4931 ! 677 .orlr.ns and Central* 21,0-241' _ 21 ,is !soma to , - . ... . cen is . a teem r North Iltitlrlt AtUralarlaal all I Mal Me 1 24 ' 240 Part , an•l Ly-rus 18,_47 18,837 lel all South Coon Mamma OS, ..01.1 1. 11, New . 2.7.,..„,, 20' libel of Eampe blievn - - 54 84 'Paris and Konen , h -100, 7 1• 1 9 1 . 7 i I Anatol SIAS 194 392 Paris slut Strulnirgla 21.4&1. /1,160 ite. IN Do. 41 per cent. - - lu.vall 54.1 DI. 10 69 Itatten and Havre - - 244 274 `tasehre and Mesas 56 Wersra of Fraart 4 131,5.150 r Surandeb. 1(0 N 3 xd lank 2:. .auto Auerallaa Land.- -25. 35 37 - - • yb iaa gept • lash. to rhe trail, ea the 'll.l9es awl Central. Oe. 2 77 3 1 11 1 79 T 71,3 0 . 15am0u/ 74336 .ag.,, d '" ik 95,b 4 21 p 2 M 1 130,... 1 411butan. iiclai .... all -..- l e ausad nredeueg. sad Tours sat Nimes Mae& lo.w, 105 Van Maness I.e ......171111 14 IT Mos Statham No. V. L PalTaa= done y. to.day. --- ---- ---- Itin,oo. 1 thua Pete all 2 14 Am 20,0.0 1 /Are° Amara* an 4 ell par 100.000 1 , . Aialotaleotritha .... ad 4 I pro 10,00 0 10 it itioitralsai.o• -. ...... I 14 04 its 10,000 3 Do. Coal Illabc..-. 1 4 4 die 2o ~ , 24 .. tAaatr..i.“, . .... „„ ~ e 1 24 my I i aurtralnin Cordillera ... all I i Sla $ 140,00 ii 1 Australian freeload .. all 4 dis 4 2:,, •. , 1 are Marla ill i dle }:41.4,.. I 1 Brits& Auttraiii.n Gold all t die :OA% 20 +lltitlablron 'Vv.. 32 4 Itraa.lmii k.....rit31.pk 144 34 44 t,' 't 'JO De.004.,,a and t - ulatie all 2 3 11.(V. . D., Mi. Aim 1).1 Hey 16 31 14 1ii.,(4, I C.11M12 . r firma i 4 dla 1v 12,00 40 Cobra CN.vpm .... 1d0.0% 8 1 1 ,oloothl i.old l 1/ pm lkaaata. ri,i,..Of Bt. +Oven Miners of Vag all 511 Cl B,i C' IS 4Do. Feel. It per oast all 6i 73 km jcy . 4 . 3 trisigkAuPtrat!t.rlA,N , all 24 if Ala .1 O re. t Buot Vela al! i 4FM 1".000 ' i 1/o. Itr lth itatered - - " 2/,000 20 Mineral 12,004 1 nrand Darby of Wry all 4 dls fat ll.•: , • I Gram Polgoott..— ail 21 11 dia 100,00, I L.rk Bathurst. .dl 1 4 4Ws 110,0'. I Liberty 0,004 $ *Unarm ltkroi I Lor•daakeagtora 0.14 iluaria Craahlrato.. all 4 0 ' 100,0 , 1 Martainta . all 1 dla ail 20.1.0‘ 10 MCE..e....481.1 . .1i0 - iii;; 0 0 7 6 , ,0.1 1 New Grar,da 100,440 1 Nouveau Morale MAO 10 Nova &oda Mlnirg and Copper Stheltlop 3 - - ilii 101.001 I Port *dip 1 4 i dim It,o* 1 tio,rta &mei all 4 db. 4on 10,001 10 tltltyrincy Iron - - T,too N thniisso dc Cuba ... ..... lilt 12 44 50,000 1 ittaith Anie.ntUan„ - all 4 die par VC( la DI; Croft - 1 7 0 47,11+ 4i.2.5; +Critei tieritaa........ oil SI 4 1 4 4 10,000 1 Waller 100,009 1 Watt Granada .............. all I A di* t00.k. , 1 V. nt , Mariyuirt.. ..... .. all 4 dls 100. - SP I Puha - - - LONDON, SATURDAY EVENINii, SEPTEMBER 3. JIHNT ATOCR BANKS. No. tth. BA :MIL =Sall 40 L os . 40 tint. Vol. Bank& Co. all 1D,01( 50 Uritlah North Mannar so 40,00 15 'Cloistered Kant of Ada 54000 12 ICAart.. Uonk of 1:1,20., Aua' traits. and Chtaa 2 20,000 , 1 , 10 iCutonitl .......... • IS N 5110.1 ,Comnostnal. of UMW/. 2 , 55,02 , 20 & Chart. 141 &LW 20 Lou. Chart. Rank of Aug. 16 10,0 , 61, 20 Loudon an County llll 410.00 r, .91 I. :olou Jotnt Stock— 10 & , 30411100 I. noon arta Wo-.Ualoster. 20 ' 1•1,00v11 1 0 Vatlonal Prow. of Einglin,P 35 1.1.502 110 low 10 t4. , ;00 6.1 N Uo.ral..flrclan , l ..• • • 211, =all 21 'Ortoutal Hat& Corporal. all 20AM WO I Provincial of 23 010 10 •flo. Neat . . a'.l 22,013 1 11 Royal Ausit . a'ata . nol cold Imp. Co 2.002 t's South Atutralaa ..... '25 24001. Union Auatyalt 3.00 Do. New..... I 22, 20 000 to Caton of Lan , on.. ...... 10 SJIIIO 40 .L aka of all MON E v sl4ll_4' I:T. 41 60 0 0 0 FRI DAT EVENING. The Bank movement of yesterday h a s affected the Stock markets mote prejudicially to-day, combined with the continued adverse influence exercised by an 'unceasing fall of rain. The additional decline in the funds, however, is only to the extent of about per cent.; and, although the pervading tone of the other departments of the market is decided:y heavy, the fall in prices is gradual. Consols opened at the closing range of yesterday, ' viz., 976 to a, receded. to 973 sellers, and wero for a short period quoted as low as 971 to 1, but the closing quotation was 974 to 5, for money and the Bth September. Considerable sales of stock seem to have been pressed to-day, both for money and of a speculative character. The arrangements tor the " making up" of the Consol account to-day (or rat her the " reading" for the "making up") tended to show a freer supply of 1 1 stock, and a " contango" for the October account of 1 to 3-18, instead of a " bear" account, as had been generally anticipated. Simultaneously with the sales of real stock, of which evidence would seem to be thus afforded, money was in greater demand in the house, and three, and even as much us four, per cent., has been paid fur advances on stock. The offi cial business report includes :—Three per Cent. Con sols, for money, 971, 4; ditto for account, Bth Sept., 973, , 1, !, Three per Cent. Reduced, 981 ' A , , 1. Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 1001, 1 1 , 1. The Five per Cent. Annuities, 1233. Lung Annui ties, 1860, 53. Bank Stock, 227, 228. South Sea Stock, 115 ditto, New Annuities, 100. Exchequer Bills remain at yesterday's rate of 2s. dis. to Is. prem. India Bonds were flat, at 13s. to 18s. prem. The foreign stock market continues heavy in cha racter, with few transactions. Peruvian, Mexican, Russia and Spanish were more offend. At four o'clock Mexican Bonds were quoted 261 to 1 ; Pe rnvian Deferred, d 8 to 60; Spanish Deferred, 22,4 to 23,4 ; the Cmunittee's Certificates, 6 to 6,4 per cent.; Granada Active, 23 to 24; ditto Deferred. 91 to /. The list of sa les includes Brazilian Old Five per Cent. Small Bands, 1021; ditto, Four-ant:-a•Half per Cent., 99,!, 99 ; - ditto Five per • Cent, 1813, 1 102. Dutch Four per Cent. Certificates, 984. Granada Ih-ferred Bonds, 9;i, 1. Mexican Three per Cents. for account, 13th Sept., 261, 1. Ituasian Five per Cents., 116. Sardinian Five per Cents., 96. Spanish Oid Three per Cents., 471 ; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents., 23, 221, 231; the Com mittee's Certificates, 61, 61 per cent. Swedish Four per Cent. Provincial Mortgage Loan, 931 94. Our anticipation market would quickly become assimilated to the ad. vanced charge of the Bank of England, is already verified. Although there have beeu a few discount transactions to-day, under exceptional circumstances, as low as 31 per cent., money generally has been tight "out of doors " at 31, and in Lombard-street no business is done under the Bank rate of 4 per cent. Throughout the day there has been all active demand for accommodation ; but it must not be forgotten, in explanation of this sudden pressure, that to-morrow (Saturday) the heavy mass of bills falling due on the 4th will have to be met. The joint-stock banks are all preparing to raise the rates allowed by theta for money on call. The London and Westminster Bank has already issued a circular to its depositors in this sense. Although the demand for gold for the continent to-day was not so active as of late, some 60,0001. worth of the gold duet brought in by the Island Home and Emigrant was sent away this evening by one firm. The large amount of treasure, consisting chiefly of silver, brought in by H.M.S. I)mdalus and by the steamer Magdalena, was to day temporarily depo sited in the warehouses of the Think of England. These supplies, however, will probably not be &liver able till the latter part of next week, as the weighing and arranging of no large a mass of treasure naturally occupies a considerable amount of time. None of this silver has yet been sold. It is roughly estimated that the shipments of the precious metals on board the steamer which is to leave Southampton for Alexandria on Monday, en route to the East, will amount to some 400,000/. sterling, chiefly in silver. A large proportion of this silver has been sent over from Hamburg, the Bank of Amsterdam, &c. In the market for foreign exchanges this after noon tke downward tendency was slightly checked, but no sensible influence appeared to be exercised by the late Bank movement. Bills on Amsterdam were lower, being done at 11.17 for three months' paper, at which rate there was great icquiry. Paper on Hamburg and Paris was in request at rates rather better than those of last post. The decline in the rate on Amsterdam is stimulated by the shipments of silver to London from that side. The corn market to-day was not animated, but buyers were compelled, on the strength of the con tinued unfavourable weather, to Tiny an advance on Monday's prices of Is. to 2s. per quarter for English wheat, ls. for foreign on the stand, and 6d. for oats. Flour was rather dearer, and barley fully.as dear as on Monday. In floating cargoes no sales were re ported up to the close of the market, although im porters were disposed to accept less money, a feature mainly attributable to the arbitrary measure of the French government , fixing the price of bread, which has excited great sensation. In thus attempting to propitiate the lower lasses, and avert the discontent sure to be engendered by . the dearness of provisions, it is impossible to avoid seeing that the Emperor may add seriously to the financial difficulties of the ration. We have frequently drawn attention to the insuf ficiency of the basis upon which the French security markets stand, propped np as they have so long been by a daily extending and speculative system of banking. lithe pressure of a monetary crisis should drive these banks and the public together as sellers on the market, it may be well asked where would buyers be found? The panic would certainly be severe. The French journals seem to studiously refrain from all reference to the consequences of an efflux of the precious m.tals from that country in payment, it may be, of corn, and at a time when there are heavy demands on the money market for speculative purposes. From nearly all the country corn markets held yesterday, higher prices for wheat are reported. At Uxbridge the top price of fine old wheat has risen to 78s. per quarter. Letters from Hamburg of the 30 h ult. state that money was easier, at 3t to 4 per cent. There was more inquiry for bills, and the rate on London ruled ;'chilling hi;,her, at 13.2 for short. The directors of the Great Western Railway Com pany are inviting tenders for the completion of the works between IVarmintiter and Salisbury, a distance of about 20 miles. Tenders are to be sent in by the ' 14th inst. The share certificates of the East Kent Railway Company are advertised as deliverable on the 7th and Bth inst. The first call of 21. 10s., making 5/. paid, falls payable on the 31at October. 1453. Beelnem done to-day. The directors of the Thames Haven Dock and Railway Company have informed their shareholders, that the agreement entered into with Mr. Peto has been finally completed. Land shares remain dull, but were scarcely lower to-day. North British Australasian ruled at k du. to par. Crystal Palace shares closed at 11 to 1 prem., and. the uew is ue 14 to 1; prem. Australian Bank shares are fiat, and Union of Australia showed especial heaviness. Royal Mail Steam mark 721. Shares of the &rode and Central India Railway are nominally quoted at par to a prem. ; the two French Water Companies, dia. to prem.; Oriental Gas, die. to par.; Aberdeen North American Land, ss. to 10s. per share; Australasian Mint, par to k- prem. Annexed are the latest reports from continental bourses, as received by Mr. Reutees express:— Amsterdam, Thursday, closing prices:—Dutch Four per Cents., 95 7.16 ; ditto Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 63! ; Spanish Defer cd ;Three per Cents., 23 1.16; the Coupons, ; Austrian Fire per Cent. Metallic., 824 ; Mexican New, 2.5 11.16 ; Granada Deferred, 9 11-10; ditto Active, 21 13-16; Greek (Blue), 64 ; Portuguese New,4o 1-16. Paris closing prices of this day :—Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Renter, 105 ; ditto Three per Cents., 79 ; Bank Shares, 2,800. These prices are little changed from those of yesterday. Vienna, Thurs day ; Austrian Five per Cent. Metallics, 0.1 1-16. Exchange on London, i 0.374. Bank shares, 1.393 ; Gold, 141 per cent. preen. The account of the position of the Bank of Eng land for the week carding Saturday, the 27th August, is as follows BANK OF ENQLAND.—ea mire for the week endlog Aug. 27, iga. I”ttAIIN .•-. Dit.44Pi L'3C,:41,•::,0 UtAllistrua nt C11.0)1 .V.l) Other tieelo .2.444,.01) 0.44 Co'n w . 11;: 7 16Zi7. - 1. - mai,o3) 43.'.631. , 50 eignilf, I,IPARTIIVIT. PM , 'lietOrs . 'aphtl ,g. 4.4.3; .`.. I time:mutest oc/rut:Use a«. rabtle I),p:wt./fir-In I Aratulty) . ... ..... .. 113,027,682 11/11.e9., bas. Panks utile? teeurilits ...,.. 13 10/.835 COM, is. J: I.;&' l cal No4o. ... .. ... .. 7.7,5,34.3 Dols p s ~ IST. Amts.) MUM I Hold osl SIRor Oil;.. 43l.tkis Omer U,noeiti .evun-1. - ., aadothos eas 1.44;..5111 1 --- - - - 1.33. 1 :45034.1 136.045.030 Setv.c.nber 10813. M. MARSHALL, Chief Mohler. ---- . This return, whrn compared with the previous week's balance sheet, shows the following results: Circulation issue Circulation active 22,7713,305 Decrease 226,505 Public deposits 4.601 64.4 Increase Ci 35,639 Other depisits Government securities in banking department . 13,027,682 Without alteration Other ticeurities in banking department Coin and bullion in both departments Seven day and ether bills 1,465..:19 Decrease 16,489 The Rest The Iteserve 180)1J Increaac 17..6.3J The item of the balance-sheet that now attracts chief atteutioa is that of coin and bullion, and the continued decrease ranee exhibited must be charac terised as a very unfavourable feature, inasmuch as, in the week embraced, upwards of three quarters of a million sterling in Australian geld was delivered in London. The Bank account exhibiting, notwith standing, a decline of upwards of 200,0004 in this item, an idea is afforded of the extent of the drain of the precious metals to which we have made an espe cial point fur some time past of drawing attention. The results of this movement are beginning now to be more clearly seen, and, it we are not mistaken, the future course of thi, item of the Bank account will have a yet more marked iofluence, in an unfa vourable sense, on the money and stock markets. Dining the week now drawing to a close, the drain cf the precious metals to various points of the continent has been still more decided, and there is every reason to apprehend that the re turn next issued by the Bank will, in this respect, be of a decidedly unfavourable character. An interest ing feature of the account now before us is the disap peamnce of the sum of 19,151 , ., which for many months has stood without variation under the head of " silver bullion" in the issue department. The present great demand for silver will account for this. It is a remarkable fact that the Bank now holds no silver bullion. The decrease in the " other," or pri vate securities, though trifling in amount, is a varia tion that could scarcely have been anticipated. There was, however, no especial pressure for money during the week in question, and the current de mand was probably met at lower rates out of doors. The decrease in the "other" departs, however, is con siderable. LONDON COURSE OF EXCHANGE.-SErr. 2. Time. PrtorA se negotiates tale day. Bills amt 31. Money. Antelerdsen pert Short 113. 15er. ... 1111. 16ste. Ditto ktutterdam Antwcrp Creme, IP 251 r. 17ec. .. 25fr. 10c. Hamburg sad Alton* „ „ 13toce .6 schl. 13reen diun it. Petsreburg par ruble „ 381 rocs ... 56i peace Parts par g Short 211 r. 970. ... 2Str.o2to. Oat(' „ 3 Bloothellfr. 15c. ... 23fr. :Oa. ___ llarecilles per „ UP. 13e. ... 15fr. 20e. Frankfurt-on-the-Maine £lO „ 1 t 9/ 4. kr. ....4E9. kr Vienna (effective) per. „ 109. 3 • kr. ... 109. 559 r. 'Create 114.4r1i. rcr arlar „ 60 pence ... 49/ pence Code „ „ 601 PCI/C0 ... 30/ pence Bilbao Parcelona. e. ~ 491 pence ... 49) pence Kelso „ „ SO pence ... 4'.,1 pews deville ....... ........ ..« ,, ..30 peuee ... 492 pence Gibraltar " t r pence ... 191 penes Unborn„ /I 29 1 r. 7k. ... 'illir. f il e. (Anse Naples per ducat „ 414 pence ... 41 pence ealcrm• per ounce „ 1211 pence ... 121 pence Messina Liabon per tinker 90 dare date pence .. 331 pence Oporto... ...... ............ . 334 pence ... 53$ oenee New York ......... ...... (.44ays s ight 484 pesos ... 48/ peace [THREEPENCE. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS WEEKLY SUMMARY OF THE PRODUCE MARKETS. MINCING LANE, SATURDAY MORNING. There has been a fair amount of business transacted in Colo,titl produce and rates of MOO kinds have advanced. The public sales of Sugar have gone otf steadily, for Se nates there has been more demand at full quotntims. Con siderable sales of Code have been made, colours nlantati Ceylea at la. to 25., native at 61. to Is., and Mach* at about .a. per cwt. advance. There has not been so mac'. activity in Bice, but prices hive been supported. Black Pepper and Pimento have advanced 1 , 1. per lb. SSltpeti. , has been *old ou rather easier terms. In Tea there in b,r little alteration to notice; Can . = Cuisuou is in ratl, r better d.-mand at lld. per lb. Large pubic sales will 1‘,.• held on Tuesday next, which will include a large quanta y of green turd sciatica Teas. THIS DAY.—Tw•o O'CLOCK. The funds opened ut yesterday's rates, but have since slightly unproved, although business through out the house is quiet. Consols opened 97Z to f, and are now quoted 97) to Z for money and tho Wh, and 97Z to for October. The Three per Cents. Reduced mark 98 to 1 ; the Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., Mt to y; Exchequer Bills, 2.. die. to_ ls. prem. The dealings in foreign stocks are still on the most restricted scale. Mexican remain quoted 261- to Z. Spanish Deferred is a shade better, at 23 to 1. The other sales include only : Equador Bonds, at .11 ; Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., at 82 ex div.; and Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., at 101 t. BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH. LIVERPOOL, SATURDAY, 10.30 A.M. Wind N., moderate, and tine. Arrived.—Concordia, from Marseilles; Catharine, from Bordeaux. Off the Port.—Jacq. Westervelt, from New York, and Jessamine (barque). Sailed.—Niagara steamer, for Halifax and Hattori. DEAL, SATURDAY, 0 A.M. Wind N.N.W., strong, and cloudy. Passed.—Adeline, from Shields, to Alexandria; Ampulla, from London, to Port Natal. Anchored.—liugo Grotius, from Rotterdam, to London. EASTERN COTINTIES RAILWAY.—A claim of 4,775/. has just been made for two acres of land, and consequential damage by severance, required by the Eiriern Counties Railway for the Tilbury at Southend Extension. The jury awarded 6501. RAILWAYS ROUND 11IE QUAYS AT BRISTOL—It is proposed to construct a railway round the ep,ays at Bristol, in connexi"n with the Great Wistern, the Bristol and Exeter, and Midland lines, which Dave intimated to the Chamber of Commerce that they are favourable to the - proiaisal. GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY.—This company's escursien train from Bristol to Lone on during the wesk brought 1,000 persons to the metropolis. FLOGGING IN TIM AltltY.—Yesterilay Mr. H time's return was printed ri.specting corporal punishments in the army for the last fire years. Last year the. number of corps in which no punishments of Stifling had °marred was 101. Punishments had taken plies in 31 corps, and the n umber of men punished was 45 . The g eneral number of lashes inflicted was 50 . In a few cases only 25, and in one i case ler were urii, insubordiuntion 75 out of 100 ordered. The offences cipslty " disgraceful conduct," and only two cases of drunkenness. 1 violins .ITesterds 73 17 If de par i i Pml, 4 dill i POI! b b 0 4: 1 alp p 40 64 66 78 L' It TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. The market is firm to-day, with a gr.d &man(' on spot, and but little Tallow c tulti be hut for f , r.vard d livery, ut the ennesed quotations •—Townhow, nett cash ; l'etcrsburg Y.C. on the spt,t, 60s. 9J. to Oat to Dt e. 61:. . _ NARK t.r AVERAGES.—Town Tallow, 524. 9J.; Fat 1. ditto, ;!.. I 01,1.; yellow Russian. 31e. 61. ; Itcltr,d :ica. 61.; It ,ugh ditto, 253. 6d.; Tallow Guayas, 175.; Gatti Dregs, is. BOROUGH HOP NIARKET—THIS DAY. - Meagre. Plittenden and Smith It pnr , th it the first pocket of Hops of the' present year's growth reached t'.e Borosch thi. :canning, c:.d was purchased for Me.ors. Kitchin and; Ashworth, hot) merchant*, Leede, at 13!. 13,. prr cwt. It is the rroduce of Mr. Wm. Henliam. Ent P. khans, Yew, and r. fleets great credit upon his management, being r. and well-conditioned, which, considering toe backward state or the plantations, was scarily to be exp..cted. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.-THIS DAN Mr. E. J. D4Vin reports trade heavy for .Meadow Hay. Clover in !hurt supply, and good di sand. Prime IJc..du•w Ilay, 90. to 100 ii.; liil..rior, iO4. to Sq..; Molten, 50r. :a ; CI iver, 90.. to 130 t. ; Second Cut, 80s. to llt': ; Straw, 28a. to 332. COVENT GARDM-THIS DAY. The market is well supplied with hoth Ntgetsilea at. 4 Fruit, trade is not very brit.k. Peaches ao l Nectarines are plentiful. English Grapes ore abut, .ant. lumortatier • front the Continent of Potatoes, Carrots, Artich; keit, and Tomatoes are still kept up. The latter tetch from 2s. to 3s. per dozen. There are also French Aprituts in the market, at from 6tl. to Is per doz. Enalis'i Cherries arc nearly over. Greengage and Orleam Plums, from the South of France, tch 4s. pre basket. Carrots and Turnip.: fetch fr o g to 4d. per bunch. Peas ore still very good. Potato. • are improving in quality. Mushrenms continue scarce. Cut flowers consist of Pelargoniums, Fuchsias, Roses, Cycla mens, Mignonette, Pinks,andCurnations. 'FRUIT: Pir.e App'es. per lb., 3s to Os nothouse, p. lb., le to Pe..ebee., t er doz., to to 1.. Nlv.arinee, Ix r doz., 3. to as A . or p r des , 1.1 3A 1 . 11111.15. °Hearse, p. pun., Is to - Gra•nssgc, do., Is Od to 2sid Melons, earls, Into 30 Apples, per tu.l2, 3e to 5s per dos., Is to Is EGE r Gusbagra, per dog., Cd to 9d Pars, per lint.. I s to is Pigs, per a. 6, 3s Cherries per lb, Is Co mix I us, p. tnelk Is tO2IIIki Curtimt3, p. In. sieve, le to 2. Lesion. I er Coen, Is to Rs Orsedea, per dor.. is to $4 Bcsitle, v. :OD, Almonds, pc- peek. Is sweet. p, r lb„ 24 to 39 Note, limeelma, per bosh., :03 ABLr.a. 9orlle, per lb., 01 to ficl_ c.. 0 ,wen.. each, 'd to 4d linens, per doz., 2s6rl to 4s Eretch Beans, hr. a., Is lid t.. 2.Gd Asparagus. p bundle, —s to —s Ithuhrrh. per bun., 3d to 6d Tongues. per ton, 40. to 11.149 per cwt., Ss to Ss per Ina A., 2s 64 is Ss Turnips, per dos., 2s ed to 2s Tal Ctgombers, earl], 2.1 to lid Celery, per bundle, Ud to is Gil Carrot., p. doz., 3, to 4n Spinach, per Were, Is to 2s lk.cr, per dog., Is to Is 6d Lealrr, per bunch, 3d to 441 Suallots, tor lb. 64 to Nd Lettuce, Cdr., per der-, &I to 80 Cos. per Kure, Ott Radiehes, per doe.. le to 2e NI Smolt sa'adr, p. pan. Id to :4 floret Unction, per bd l., to to 1111141rooroe, per pot. lend to 2e Cd Sorrel, t ee half Here, Cd to 1, ratteltotet, pt r, t.ca.„ de to 6.: 4.1 Fennel, per bomb, 2d to 34 Savory, per Ninth. fd to 3d Thymic, per bunch. 24 to 3d Paryles, per ch..l. tun. nee, 24 to 1" flirt, green, per bon^lt. 2,1 to 1.1 Purl, green, p.r bunch, CA Marjoram, do. do., ed Wlll4 acresui, p.l bate, dd told THE WEATHER AND THE CROPS. (From Messrs. Siurge's MontAly Circular.) - - . Weeroho, Aug. 27.—The grey cats have been secured in the best condition. The weather apps an now rat'aw unsettled, and rain has fallen heavily in some districts. he cutting of wheat, barley, and oats, lose bet a general tir , e week, en Iwith one fortnight of (securable weather, one of the most productive craps of grain will be secured in th's country that we have bed for the last seven years. Thee is not the same breadth of ground •under tillagr as formerly, particularly of wheat ; hut the farmer will lie amply coo►- pensated by the produaiveness of the potato coop. ' CtnaNeEeTER, Aug. 29.—Taking into account that ore third less breadth has been sown with Wheat, and also the certain deli iency of yield in the late sown Wheat, we shall not come near an average crop. Barley promises well, and, with the more than usual breadth planted, we look frr ward to a full average quantity. Beans not so well thought of. In must instances there is too large a quantity of straw, with leas corn than might he expected. Pets likely tdbe 3 fair yield. The Potatoes in this neighbourt.ood are more injured by the blight this season than in any previous year shiee the disease has made its appe trance. vSTROSE, Aug. 27.—The grain crops continue to be much cumplained of, and where cut tl•ey appear Tiny light. Wheat, we think, is the poorest cror, aud, as a leis breadth was sown last season, the deficiency, even with a (aerate • able harvest, will be gnat, prob 25 to 30 pre cent., no compared with the crop in 18.52. A large breadth ot• barley was sown, and it looks a fair average crop get.craliy. Oat , : er very short, and are lot ex, feted to reach nit average yield. Potatoes continue to look well, and it disease d.cti nut make much progress they wilt he a fair crop. Tows mean, NORTIIAMPTONSIIII(E, Aug. 27.—We fr.ve had some very fair crops on the stony dry soils, which may yield about an average. The great majority of the what erops will be a fourth below en average. The quality of corn will be superior to last season. Barley is very good on the sandy land, thin on the s-oond-rate, and very bad on the wet cloys, but a large breadth has been sown. Oats erne :ally goal. Peas variable. Beans decidedly the best crop we have. BLAKENEY, Ann. 29.—Wheat cutting is becoming ge neral in this neighbourhood, although there is a good deal still unfit for the sickle. It cuts up light, and must be a deficient yield, bnt to what extent is thus early impoeslbto to say. Spring corn is more promising. Barley, oats, and beans, tough varying much, will be a fair crop, and of good quality; the former will be likely to be coarse cons • pared with some former seasons. Potatoes are very bad; they Lava, peo`tably, never been worse. 80:OERnETSHIRE. Aug 30.—harvest commenced abant the 9th on the early dist' icts, must of which was secured .it good order. On clays the Autumn sown is mostly cut,hut nat carried before the rain; the quality and condition good of that secured, but we are much under an average. Barley a large crop; some fine lots secured. Some writer teats and oats are untied, and a far crop. Peas well secured, but nut many grown. rotator.' good, bat very deft:tent as to quantity. PLY MOCTK, Aug. 27.—11 t has been stoma d in this district inane Wednesday evening by heavy rules and strong winds, which have continued with very little in'« s mission until this morning, and the weather is still rough and unsettled. Farmers say net one-half the wheat is yet carted, and less of Spring corn, and they find er neat a very deficient crop. Potatoes are said to be about hail rottest THE WEATHER TABLE. SATUILDAY, SI 3, 18Z3. tßle, The state of the Wormer at each at the to:rowing piaren at Nine o'clock yesterday morning.el lerzeee7 eor T voe lt i.v e cearsc s ta t . a s : wont . an arranged in order of latitude. P B° O u rrE 4 tr m o rr ttrz ° - 11— W 8 ... W Gnt ; e Ge l n e Gentle e tl ß e r ß ee re w er ; e o ; , P e a r r e t a ry Cloudy. ' G T t it s , N a w ur i c e g i N . V:. BTROOD—W. ; Gentle Bret ze ; Overcast. Bwlttirog—N.W. ; Light Breese ; Rain. CAMBEIDOE—N.; Gentle Breeze; Small Rain. BIRDINGILAK—N. ; Gentle Breeze; ItAiO. VAIL/WI:TEL—W. ; Strome Breeze • Ckuily, The returns from the folloteing places did not reach thin office in time for publication yesterday; they, therefoie, indicate the state of the weather on ILUISIDI7 morning at nine o'clock. ; Strong Breeze ; Rain. EOUTHAMI'TON—S W.; Gentle Breeze; Overarm. FOLEEATONE—S. W.; Strong Breeze; Overcoat. GREEN WICK—S.W. ; Gentle Breeze ; Partially Cloudy. SI ItOOD—S. ; Gen to Breeze; Partially Cloudy. S wi gnox—W.; Calm; P..rtially Cloudy. c Amkntou g—S.; Gentle Breeze; Cloudy. Bitot , a,;11 ; Gentle Breeze; Overcast. Yrotatourn—S.; Strom. Breeze ; Heavy Rain. CitzwE—E.; Gentle Breeze; Overcast. HOLYHEAD—S.\\'. • Strong Breeze ; Bain. WHITBY—CaIm; DAULINOION—E.S.E. ; Gentle Breeze; Overcr.s:. Mn. GLADSTONE IN INVERNESS-RDIRE.—At a spze:dl meeting of the Inverness Town Council, held on Saturday last, the Provost brought under notice the rir curia .nce that Mr. Gladstone, the Chancellor of the Echtquer, was presently resident in that part of the coun try, and suggested that it might he a fitting compliment to this eminent staterman were the freedom r f the burgh offered to him. The proposal was assented to with cordial unenimity, and the Provost was authorised to correspond with the right hon. gentleman, in order to ascertain it the proposal would meet with his acceptance.