The Express. — London, England, 1853-08-05 00:00:00

[THREEPENCE. JOINT STOCK BANKS. 23...„ No. 811.1 Harm . 40 Annealed& ......, ii. .. ol i AaV ra px.. 40, I .114 i s - • 50.000 100 25,6 w 100 • • iiiiiibi: • • 1 5 . 000 11 , 14 4. tlst. Oba • it 200 a 0 Lea of Ansa 10,00 50 1.04100 a 60,004 50 100.04..50601 IC 100 Ifoilla 0011 10,000 100 alkoal Prov. al a 10, 111 Po. New.. . ........ I°. := of Ireland Bonk Corporanoa 20. 100 hydrae:lld Ireland 4. 10 'Do. New ... .. mtedie . 10,00 u 0 Royal _Aen niaking t sad OM koe. CO. 11,000 15 100114 2 0 , e ol 4=tii B,oot .. Ilk, MM. . ....... .. .. .. Me i 0 I ltotos of Loudon.. ...... 6.00 40 Ustoa et !WM cations, and in the proportion of the rock already held by them. Increased profits are anticipated from the extension of the bank's business abroad,and front the issue of circular bills of exchange, &c. A divi dend is announced for the half-year at tlio.rate of 6 per cent. per annum, and an addition of the same amount to the reserved fund, now forming the coin of 9,1181. 3a. Bd., or 18 per cent. on the paid•up capital. • Annexed is a copy of the petition now in course of signature in the City against the bill for the re pudiation, as it may be considered, of the Eastern U on Railway Preference shares. Many influential names have already been appended to the document; the clear expression of opinion by Mr. Cardwell— who stated in the Rouse of Commons that, even if the object of the bill were a good one, it ought not to go forward unless the consent ef the preference holders should havebeen first obtained—having great weight. It is proposed to give the holders of 6 per cent. bonds the sum of 1091. in a 4 per cent. security--an arrangement manifestly unjust. The petition re cites : 81 113 Billow don .t.day. tamp i 1 l r% *.P: 48 ISO 4444 die per 714 rni4 44 xd MONEY MARKET. Svitnisris. The E'ngllsh stock market opened flatly, and con tinued to wear an unsatisfactory appearance, nntil it became known that the Bank of England Board had broken up without announcing any change in the rate of discount, when a rally took place, which, however, was scarcely supported in the afternoon. No continental intelligence of moment transpired, although there were reports, subsequent to the closing of the market, of telegraphic despatches of importance Laving come to hand. In the afternoon the closing prices of the Paris bourse came reported at a further decline. • That a bill is new before your right honourable House, n- Untied " An Aet to enable the Eastern Union Railway COll.l - to redeem their preference shares and for other pur poses." That your petitioners have learned with alarm that this bill proposes.to forcibly deprive certain preference shore holden, to the extent of 370,0001. of their guarauteed di% i dends, and to pay them off at an arbitrary price, withe.ut the consent of any portion of such shareholders being re quired by the terms of the bill, and against the expre,s dis sent of the holders of a large number of such guaronts pre &rerun shares. Thlt your petitioners are convinced that if such a bill be passed, it will be a serious blow to the confidence hitherto reposed by the commercial public in parliamentary gua rantees, and be seriously detrimental to the value of all preference shares. Your petitioners, therefore, humbly pray that the said bill may not pass into a law, and that your right honourable House will not permit the said bill to be read a second time. Consols opened this morning 971 to 1, or 1 lower than they closed yesterday, but, on the conclusion of the sitting of the Bank Board, rose to 971 to 1. At the official close a reaction to 971 to 1, for money and the 11th, had succeeded, but Just at 4 o'clock more steadiness was again observable, the quotation rally ing to 971, buyers. The transactions in this depart ment were numerous. The official business report embraces : —Three per Cent. Console, for money, 97), 1,1, 1, y ; ditto, for account, 971, 1,1, 1. Three per Cent. Reduced, 971, 981. Three per Cent. Annuities, 1726, 991. Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 1001, 4,4, 1,1, 1. Long Annuities, 1860, 51, 5 15-16 ; ditto, 30 years, 1860, 51. India Stock, 256, 258, 2561. Bank Stock, 2271. Exchequer Bills were dull, at 3s. dia. to par. India Bonds mark 241. and 255. prem. Foreign stocks were inactive and fiat during the greater part of the day, but showed a little more strength in some instances in the afternoon. Spanish Committee Certificates were lower, and Mexican rather better than yesterday. A few real sales of Rserian stocks, but to a limited amount, have been effected to-day. At 4 o'clock, Mexican Bonds were quoted 251 to 261; Peruvian Deferred, 57 to 59; ditto, Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Scrip, 2 dis. to par ; Grenada Active, 21 to 22 ; ditto, Deferred, 81 to 9 ; Spanish Deferred Threes, 221 to 231. The Committee's Certificates, 6 to 61 per cent. Actual sales are thus recorded: Brazilian Old Five per Cent. Bonds, 102. Chilian Six per Cents., 104. Danish Five per Cont.., 1064. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 641, 1; ditto, Four per Cent. Certifs., 971, 97,4,1. Equador Bonds,s. Mexican Three per Cents., 251, 26. Peruvian Four and-a-Half per Cent. Bonds. 844, 831. Portuguese Four per Cents. 421, 1, / ex div. ; ditto, ex all overdue coupons 401. Russian Five per Cents., 118, 1171, ; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 101, 1001 ; ditto Small, 102. Spanish Old Three per Cents.,46l ; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents., 221; the Committee's Certificates, 6 ! per cent. This being the 4th of the month, the discount houses experienced an extraordinary increase of busi ness. It is gratifying to learn that bills generally were unusually well met, very few being returned, The minimum discount rate in Lombard-street Was There has been a steady demand for American securities this week, and prices are well supported, especially , for the Federal stocks; but business is al., reverse of active, and generally this department is unmarked by any feature of interest. I'resent quotations are thus reported by Messrs. D. Bell, Scn, and Co.:— Itedeemable. Dividends. Fries. United States 4 per Ct. Eds. 13 . 68 Jan. and July 1104 1114 Do. 6 per Ct. lase.Stoek 1867.1848 Jen. and July 110 1: i Penusylvan:A S per Ct. Feb. and Aug. 312 69 Do. ditto Bonds 1421 Jan. and Ali, 92 IlmoeliusettssperCtAter li ling Bonds 5 1862 Ap. and Oct. 108 169 sasoehusets per Cent Dollar loads IlarylandiperCt.Ster.lids — Jan. and July 94 9;i Virginia 6 per Cent. Bonds 1886 Jan. and July 951 9 Kentucky 6 per Cent. Tensaw 6 per Cent. lYeada 6 per Ct. St. Bonds 1871 Feb. and Aug. 115 Boston City 4. per Cont. Sterling Bonds Do. 5 per Ct. New Oriel-s City 6 per Cent. Bonds 1892 Jan. and July 9) pensylvania °ROM RAM 14.6 per Cents CYoaianaltl and St. Loan 7 per Ct., let Mortgage._ Chkepoand Iliaelselppt 7 per Ct. let Mortise, _ Belvidere Delaware 6 per Cent. Ist Mort. Cunvert. Philadelphia and Beaune Ball. Rd. 6 per Ct. Slott gage Beads New York aed Brin Seven IEBO Jan. and July 9G 97 9,1 91 854 !Ay 1577 June and ay. 92i 1960 /am and July 868 87n para., OonvertiWe New York and Erie Seven 1882 Jan. and 3u17 S 9 90 per Cents., let mortgage 1168-1889 May and Nov. 107 108 Ten York and Erie Seven — par - Oeit . t.TaTu - jetit4e 1859 )(arab &Sept. ice I Chic , go end Aurora Seven per Cum. let muttgys Jon. sod July OS At Great We tem of 11:toola Tee per Cent. ditto leee April sod Oot. S :13 THIS DAY.—Two o'CLocz. The English stock market doesnoiially, sellers appearing on any improvement. Consols have been for a short time 971 to 1, but the prevalent and pre sent quotation is 971 to f,, both for money and next Thursday. The Three per Cents. Reduced mark 98 to 1; the Three-and-a-Quarter Cents., 100,1 to ; India Stock, 258; Bank Stock, 2281; Exchequer Bills, 3s. die. to par. The foreign stook market is quiet, except for Russian, in which there has been an incrJased nese, sales preponderating. The Fires have been dealt in at 117 to 1 ; and the Fonr-and-a-Half per Cents., at 991 to 1013. Mexican is quoted 25.; to 264; Spanish Committee's Certitle.ates mark. f; to per cent.; Brazilian Old Five, 1011 ; Dutch and-a-Half per Cents, E 4 to 3 ; and the Fours, Ws to t. These are the only stocks in which business is marked. MARK-LANE.---THIS DAY. The weather continues favorable f4r the growing crops. The supplies of Wheat this week have been ling; holders, however, were firm in their demand, and mapy cargoes have been taken to granary rather than submit to lower terms. Flour could not be purchased on easier terms.' The arrivals of Oats have been large ; the local one/ country demand being good, factors were unable to support Monday's currency. Barley, Beans, and Peas were without alteration in value. ARRIVALS INTO LONDON PROM AUGUST let se AUCthT Qrs. fraellels. Seaten. DM. Faroe. Wheat 050 Earley lo Osa 4740 9190 28310 halt ..... 1630 Flour. 9160 make and 4130 berreb. - , ‘,../ r a r _. je o, • •'i r .. ~. . r .1 1 (; 47: 4 ,... ; - .. ./0 1 4 1At - t.°l7°. ''' Q --"-`, ...10" 41 , - - ,.. Z4k , 0 , 111 , 711-....- ./ _..e . • iii" .: ..... , ..- - Pe . '.. • i L ‘i - 01 • "../: • r . '' .fej, — -- ...,„" -- '1,..../.4.-- - ar.--felaws-_,.... ... . . • Ttt , re ~ . , ..... • _........ ...,_._._._.__._.._.____ No. 2,170.] • LONDON, FRIDAY EVENING, AUGUST 5, 1853. • NOTICE Of DIVIDEND.-DANK Of PUTOUT. - Ma : A large breadth sown, blossomed well, and up to SHARE LISTS. rumuses MAIL WAYS. ETIONAL ASSURANCE and INVF.STMENT tea days ago were reckoned to give a prodigious quantity ; re 4 astworp and Estereem 11 If dis : • AS3OCLITIO3I, 7, se. Marta'*.pla= Tra•alaarequare, but sines then high winds, heavy rains, and frosty nigh% N a Illesimes se Oreasees_ ma ... 111 die N. Sh. I Beim hove reduced them considerably. Peas are very bad in- TRI7=DAY ItTSNING. 0 $ WIWI= *am lorilso . le • yue WARItst4T" foe the II 4.L.F.YEARLY INTF.REST , at the rate deed , sow , cm. are esit i ng to news " a aub;titata for The railway market shows no recovery. At one ro l is c ilweire p ooss ,,, l s•A nr o www° ' 4 13 4$ Austral.= Brews .... I 1 on 03 Palm" pre °""um.!°6 the tn """ t " eh of thl ' Asrelati°e ' the hay that is lost. Potatoes : The brew..th of land planted time priees improved, under the influence of an ad- 50 4 Dmit Msals... ... „ 14 1 die $ ea ftsal =eon the b th Jaw , sill be READY be Di LIVERY on and alter tee , t , oi hey, aid i nn b e " T u. at t h. 45,,,,, 8 4 y e A.,d at u e . was not large. What are taken up yield largely , but dn. ft se last halm bi - 1 IlleM Ai vance in Consols ; but in the afternoon an unfavoura- ss i Da. -.•-• - It t 4 44 40, bastes the hours el 1 1 and I o cloeb , axe. ease is making Unsung strides; some say It is worse then hie effect was re d uced especially on L yn d o n and s 3 Gent Isar renVeZii.....' 1) Ii : tO, II allesk a t PETER MORIUSON, Usaaglas Director. in any former years. lad Testae 44.4t447 of """14004"7 an "Nviesal RI filmuseille Dosearraa, Aug. 1.-The wheat was in this dist r i c t i s North Western stock, by unfavourable dividend * a !!). ck.aa lr° o ° I , resak waaWan d a ream 1 11 so WOO 100 sae oldie Selma Natirsaws sad Immanent Ameelaglaws by Nam very irregular ; upon tbe light and early sand we have some reports. Great Westerns have also been operated in - .. eimeinand boas II II dim Dam too • - irk moo = Ma" A I . mit r.,,„,.. 4 6167 p".. m .. 1.."6164 .6 1..116.6 h ina 2 ,,,,, wi tr eint imy 27 16. „b. ca . tee . Heat crop., so d they appear healthy . .. . The straw is for lower prices, but the outstanding " bear " account 0 44 all i lt unuus weet..t iad tou rmatt am.imaree 4 dig _cse 26.000 au Law * d a mps tae egiss, se will be set pest bee sa applisatioa eying ►at bottom o f 'he plant, which is •• healthy siga. In ten in this stock affords it support. The more specula- too ' si , D .. ~.4 . .,a . ° •- - Kau 30 Landau 60 000 30 Lamas 3abrA days, with tolerable weather, b t will commence here. - tire stocks in this department closed generally • 3 Losseatiiitea r siLCLhei 1 1 die 00, 100 teaks am LADIES.-Dr. KAHN'S ANATOMICAL Clay and warp land wheats are not so good. the Oust being rather lower than yesterday . ' DS .6 lamsaboarg ... .., ... 771 71 ape ROO Marl Fret. 4 10. 211 Ltei. New ....... , 11101/V3l will is OPEN Id the PORTLAND GALLERY, thinner • and much later ; here and there • a little mildew, batso 14 De. (Itaderay) .- .. 4 a IFIL-STREPT. emosslte the Potytechnie restitution, for the not general ;on the whole we have not an average crop. 1 1 'De. ... ... ... „ 11 li to, es oedema of Debi 33, 1111 Odes= Beak C ado la= MLADINS ONLV.IIIII O Dee sal every Friday, from 2 till Barley is a splendid crop throughout the district, with THIS DAY.-Two o'CLOcX. s s De. (deal.- ... ~. 16 II 9 0 . 100 howbeit cd Ire 4 em e n. when aapseaewry Demeadtatiate will be given by Mrs. scarcely an exception. Oats not so good. but an average. The railway market remains fiat in tone, but bug- le 4 l e e 5uT 461404 ••• ••• i ate Pm 4 . 10 i Do. New ..... - 2„, m a. Geed tan will wilt , havnlva be 0.11.1t156 tea. I I till 2 . Beans promise a great crop, both winter and _eta: sown. 10 9 Lyons awl Rediesramin - - 60,t0u S tat yal Agetrallai sal Dna 7 tilt 10. when the Expisaaticas will be gins by Dr. Leach. A . _ ness is quiet, and the actual change in prices trifling. is 7, toter ... .—. if 24 pm nd era osp. soat...i.a. One shillete. veld of early rotates , about seven acres, at a e ' we " Midlands hare been rather better, and Great West- IN $ Sara ANNtels.. .. ..! - - ROSS TS 'Noah ta= found extensively dimmed. 90 sc laser lb Llegs(wsm a./ 71 71 erns flat. London and North-Western stock is quoted is is vortbers 4 erases. 644 $4l 25 ,u n k s 111 itIGMTON SELTZER WATER, 4s. a Dozen. Kitiosnaleca, Aug. 1.-From what Ima gather in this 11.00. ID°. Ness Noe re ;tab:mei tOiriet Jir Ille.110 ) PIR has REDUCCD his PUCK fo. 11.ightos Saltier mighboorhood, an average wheat crop cannot be expected, 113; to I 141 ; Dovers, 21 to i; and Great Northern., K , au oe. 191. Spm st. Illai. 6.0* 40 Vat= a said and rattlers from 6s. to 44. per doses. Alro other wc..iad wares Is though I believe this part of the county is as well as any in 21 to 1• le all Ike R.& Amass dis.) 14 141 earmilloaTeualt Prat. II of -...... poorriork rod wild' a,., l'"wo mwe a 64 air quaint 71441°666 th e kMlPl c mt• I expect Won ma n y 3611-41"1 sample. , and French shares are not greatly changed. Northern. so to ems me Lyons 161 161 pm 244 1 iwolpon um** free. lei. awd M. INSIVIed I. 'ash ataslo l7l l as all early-sown wheat has been lent fully keeled up, with arc q uoted 34 1 to 4 ; Paris and Leone. 161 to Ila to relay! see nriee° •-•-4 s It 03 MOM aoly is loaf be Telsina• MI'"? "HO 4 . To A 1 441 9 77440 w OO such weather • as yesterday and to day, it would ripen in • - . - 10 20 =Asa= Eft= ... .. 4$ 44 Hass priem ma te hod an eptalestios.-ROOPts. 7. leall=all farimigha or ao. Gooks pretty well. - prom. ; and Streabourge, 361 to 1. m n has of abashavre .. 3111 1141 WI 4 Lac ; soda. Oreareenr-alrret, ikvel.atmet. V 4 P • ILAWAMTORDwIIII B T: I 7aIy 33.-We haws lied mass Asia Ora . OADDIAJLT MAIMS AND MCI& . 5 . 1• y . .- . t 4 0 ,e' • •" ' The Ll'ngllsh stock lase month than ever I remember at this time of the year, 0••••• Mims 44175 70 - 44 1 * .. auellood Dare ... ..... :19 tinned to wear an nu QUMMEIL-Ladies will find the application of and warmly ma rick of hay well saved, and many spoiled. Sh. Pd. • Amman. Yeataday. to s PAL 2O S Oa* Danish hj ROWLANDS' JULY DOR arateiully retread= a f cesen tan A - 7 became known that t tee delicacy sad beauty of the enstpleiton and *la Nam Our crops of wheat,: barley, and cats look badly, and, to 6 1 IMO hedisi ..... I 1 dis 20 4 26 C maim sad Neure_... 61 54 14 broken up without a tionence of the lan end Duel, Metalling the essay a 1 end present appearance, less them an average quantity ; but if we i t It 46616666 it . ..- - i let .i . 10 £ 7 relassticm allaylae el Irritability 'Ad teat, and altar& ean only get bright sunshine from this to harvest, we think sod -- t - .m .. Ite II 10 4 De. 1$ WOW. Prefer. - - rate of ffiseount, soh Si 3 Medi BeeMeuel Freese 1 1 pm mg th e Own" @mention 41 . 11 to reMmill *WNW 11 4 071 - they will fully recover. Up to a week or so ago we heard 11l a il agampl o , gra w ypgiq 94 apt 10 6 Imam Of Mama S 6 pas however, was scam NI Male si the "inn* F.". 1 .,!n 78 52P 44 .._„_" 11 .1 114 . 11 g l illiburs - of very few diseased potatoes, but to-day every one own- II to Slitea..lme,acChee.len. 9 7Ms ID Is. Upper ludialkelp o"o• us "nO ttsi i . , 3 = ‘ ,..1,,,r '''••"`_.• ~,,41• •• t• • plains of them. $l4 al: Clatlisakeezik.SaMelai.C. 20 IS 111 a t Nest Illankee . S 1 41 al.ea:ely clear sad tale la ledielv. elt IlMw although there we: et 'meta, its virtues beee Me les t _ Y. U. MONTROSZ, July 30.-Along the whole east coast of t a t ,r O l Do'• as " .. 301 . 7 102 Ili„til to lg. Dalin* QM !neg. - - dis and Ss. Sd , pre hada Owaraa-Tfor wards Itawlened. 111., ete Scotland we have the lightest crop that has bees for years. in. 6, odadaaka . ...7 'i n 578 8 10 :15 *axon of . _Pram- 9 11i ma 19 4 closing of the marl Or ate WMPOlr'''' aid WA. SOWIAND old 10 : 1 : 7 4 alb Mesa Before rain cams ti n ears were out or formed, and are 5, a. a im , sa a figiba' 1' .. 211 114 10 2 Testers of Ihrlinerlasse 1 4da importance Laving a garden, Leaden; mell la sismille end perfeirra. small, as well as thin on the ground. For ten days the se el Cork and Beams ... ... 195 106 30 1 9 Zealand .. . . 5 Ime the closing prices of „ weather has been boisterous, unseasonably cold, and IP 43 Dabillisad asilhatJaac.. 24 34 pm MINES. at a further decline. TH E DAILY NEW°. showery, tending to retard harvest sad to promote disease, RI M 1 intuess, eurtlioadatmer. Undue Dorian Pre. Plies fal• and farmers say then are symptoms of it in wheat and Is ail 44 " " Ma*. "" "' 6 6 6 8 Consols opened ti THURSDAY SeINING. A , p pawed Cava the DAILY Sad le at the hued et dm Ll. potatoes. Turnips are very backward, and promise ill. Se than they closed yes The market for home mining stocks appears gene- ▪ non ce la= Wilma odosesalap free armaares tails Maim le all Dittt i eliod - r.l: I 4 the sitting of the Be MAN. sod al mad int nastiest Mon= whether polllisa4,Blll4 CHNTSTOW, July 30.-Tbe wheat mostly stands up pretty MlO cm.. ... .. If ay 121 rally flat, but the transactions to-day have been the official close a nee or rodaledseL well, but is thin. and will be a short crop : this remark op- is all trim Oates Clam A... . rather more numerous. Alfred Consols are fiat. the 1 lth, had sauce In the NOM eat Mee Otte Geese* Nam-a the samiteey of Its plies to South Wales, as far as Carmarthen, bet, on the Pats &MA.) ..._ .. U 4$ l a w -4a the swede. trothful. sad 240100211111 1111100010 01240 whole, promises bettor westward than near Gloucester. 10 .11. Do. ebas IS sad OOWSI 11 South Frances shares have advanced 201. to-day, s• 4111 the 4471 " 4714001001180 . 0 00 m 01,100 lla• Barley looks better than the wheat. Beans are in some 6 9 4" t a l &mt g. B , l "" ige w .i. Dk . k a im h - '"' 7 3 1 1 I st having been done at 2101. The sales reported to-day steadiness sous aflain ing to 971, buyer.. =la amiss is dr City, DeDweg. ma lierreery NNW,- places blighted, in others good. Potatoes are, in most at toe ggiptpargh mg Osamu .74 /4 74 are :- Wheal Trelawney, 65, 60; Alfred Consols, 19 1 , & o il meat were numerous Idd it rard d imarne ld Ided d ede imm dwideasa s y s e a sal aim pips,- places, more or less, attacked with the disease. Harvest to 14 ammo* sad NOM - - - f ; Eaglebrook, 150; Tremayne 18, 19; embraces : -Three 1 amesse ladies Saab every may begin in about a fortnight. 1111. PM Idlabureh,Perth,Dmids• ID 111. 194 Tamar, 61; Stray Park, 20, 25 ; Bedford United,6l ; s „ s ta ill = sa meek &My lbw% with lid et paws, STROUD, July 30.-The wheat will be a very deficient St. 1M Glasgow SalleghWeellea :: -...: gaillMAlNSehno crop, though rather better spoken of thee •short time since. i t .1: Chlwi n .. °4llll " A _ "" ''• 7; ,-,, $44 6 4 63 North Wheal Robert, 5; Clive, 21, 3; Cwm Darren, 37 ! , 1, I, 1. 1; d Three per Cent. B sabooseceireemesmise, as Imam Se g =l o l 66 UN" I" Barley looks likely to be as awing! crop. Beans mostly eg. IN fa 7, X gu n k 7. ...". IN IN lle. 6d 12s. 6d.; Cubert, 21 ; erran P Silver Lead, •• Cent. Annuities, 17 'MEW shah minim. isail has always Ham lts mimes good, but in some fields blighted. Potatoes in this quarter st. lel andMestAlre. 110 111 1101 98. ; Trewartha, 21; North Wheal Trelawney, 7 ; W idelew as willi s r oe s b eacr r e A wn woo rect nom ce ewe, are badly attacked with the disease. fe. PM WNW" ... NI all St SI Wheal Venton, 3; East Russell, 51. per Cents., 100!,. 1 he the Nor HMO se Use MaSß : lassim Na meme, by Tawiranußx, July 30.-The Wheat crop is a failure to 11 II Übe ON= lleasro - - 7 11_ The ;Told mining shares remain depressed, few P M 51, 5 164 u i ' imam a was be mea that ll* Soar Mara W lon iin a great extent in this quarter, mid many fields will not pro- SI Mk„. Ilamemem_ ma OutiMs - 101 Me ue. Mei . . 16 17 pm buyers offering. eat W Mariposas were again worm. Stock, 256, 258, 256 maw yews) Well N Tee Nan baba tlb glom 011 . 1 9 81111 .2...... 3 dace half, or oven ens third ef a avenge. Barley promises ' s r l iir iiimaddaima il ia ‘ k ' 1,, 265 HlExchequer Bills w idablishad. my f At four o'clock, Colon i al Gold were quoted 1 to I army much better, and it well •snared may produce an average. 194 16 Da. MN ... of te Ms 114 Bonds mark 245. and Mosinee CitataneUt ....- ..... .... 1770-- ..... ..... Wawa lan 1771 woe Beans are to some getout blighted, bat in many fields they is 114 Ma , Visa IlangValm 31 I „ prem. ; Great Nugget, 9-16 to 11-16 prem. ; Fort Mom= Faaaia. l7ll LINENS are good, and promise •• fall crop. Moat of the Potato• le ell Ueda 11•0160 6 -.. 111 10f Pkillip, :to 1 dis. ; British Australian, Ito 1 dim. ; Foreign stocks we DAILY NEWS- .... _. ...._lB44k_ . ____&; _524,0_,__ fields are more or lOU effected with the disease. Ili 111 Dmilesanilbekwall .. St 64 greater ps . irt of the Agua Fria, Ito 1 prem.; Nouveau Monde, 1 to : Mus *MMus/ malessamet 0, 1 ... Pam.. Pow's. 1. 1 9 rourtmli STRATFORD ON. AVON, July 29.-About one-fourth of 10 5 i Lan.,llDemitllesthewl II 11 pm M. 100 11.. m., Ileiglasalls S. Coast 103 11 , 4 id 1031 x d r em: strength in some ins' aelsim ism* easenna is a ennomenry: the early sown Wheat will be a good crop, and ready to cut eh too Lewin a jack -Wests. 1131 1141 tl4 1 111 • .Committee Certifies woom m lie rssui 'lweg ew asi . li w isss ise Ur esco w sos t rs u a lusuar is adass we tt le s . in about three weeks; but the Spring sown will be a bad If 74 D e . moos . . - - C o is share, were wea k er; the accounts received rather better than essaasama i um ,=,,,,,„ ‘ „,o, ',b us s., g ay l e o l d, crop, and is now about a foot hi•b, and not yet in ear. If I_o 1 4 Do.tr i t s -„- - " r ella w kie: li a 1 1 0 Pm 89 by the last mail have not yet been _published. Russian stocks, but • and &beady , slili the wasalidessat we have floe hot weather some of the Spring crops may IL .. ..._ Rh mate y iron shares were better. • West Indian de sTs= 110 lbs eg ituftella 11 14 11 7 • 11014 1 31101 Ma 11 1 1 1 11• 14 produce three to four quarters per acre, but a deal will be "In 116 .4 454 • ^ ••• "• S 1 a"effected to-day. Al telehn el Wm l eonl • 0 I - ■ 0 lusN Na ' e- libldnal br NO from one to two quarters. The early sown barley will be 40 in De.. AN - ... .. 64 Ms scriptions were fl a t ; Metcalfe closed 31 to 41 prem. quoted 251 to 261 ; The closing prices of new undertakings are as fol der PPP elid ed ' me oil deld e le del e addeldde very good, but the late sown, on sold clay land will be very in / 4 2 Lassediiii, l4.6.."l" il ig.iial °m" :, I l e t LI lows : Mizen Head, 1 to 1 dis.; Lewis Hill Range, itto,d Four-and-a-I de dee uaesedw ao s u i n s in os muss kis s wo os ; Ong bad . , Beans not a good crop; except the Winter planted, St. lee Mandh&lassisi. 1111 NI 114 NaoMas. 141 , Ifisstotrat. Lamina. which will he very good. Peas will be a fair crop, with a ei 41 la. Ms - dis }top per share ; Carberry West, Ito k die.; Sul- to par ; Grenada Deferred, 8: to 4 few exceptions. Oats, but taw planted. Potatoes are tit- Im indleol - - ... - " - I "I 754 I plate of Barytes, kto 1 per share ; Britannia Gold . ' SPORT of the STATE of the UROPS.-The going badly. 56 coo en Ins eat Derby to 0 221 to 231. The SO 47! Mid.O. West. ttre)... -.- - AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE sod GARDENER.; CHRONI. NORTRAMPTONSIIIRIII, Aug. 1.-Wheat is generally light se mi um m a st e e mes ,.. .., - to i per share • New Linares, par to 1 prem.; New South Wales Coal, I to 1 dip. ; Australasian Cool, 61 per cent. Ac ad To -14 " 1 "°". "111 carman • Pull 16,6r761 lie eta " of the in the ear and thin oa the ground, espedalry an the cold a. too lieswmarist_ ... ~ . 15 if Brazilian Old Fire Oops throughout the cosstry. Order of any neinneacke. A saga . 4to 4 die s ; Metcalfe (of Jamaica), 31 to 4,1 mom. ; spy :unbelted= twelpt aMx stamps -011 es for Adver- clay Most ernes are • • lad. fretted by the yellow maggot ei 41, . Do. laimam .. fI pm tbenests,3, Upper Malliertowstrest. I-exam destroying the kernel, and the cattiest crests seem to be the 113 17 1 7 14 ‘ 7 9 071 $ 434 Ds Pod Royal Of Jamaica) Ito 1 . prem.; ' Aigle L Six Pee Cents., 104 . Dutch Two-and-a-I most injured. Barley on the red land and limestone soils is : 1 1 111 4 4 • 11 *Nird Selimilms" . r , d'Or, Ito I die.; London and Virginia Gold and Cop- OtetAwastalsed. a fair average crop, but on clay is much itjured by the IL 100 I N 3$ per, 1-16 to 3-16 prem.; Mount Carbon Coal, 1 _to 1 Four per Cent. Certi Mexican Three psi mit. RUSKIN'S NEW VOLUME of the heavy rains, and the yield will be very deficient and the is is ii,.. am"' ~„'" ... ..,"" ''' 1 - 1 i t all.; Kenmare, Ito I prem.; Port Hunter and More lli =MIR, OF TRIM& quality inferior. Oats have imroved lately, and may he eon- se 36 Northers ONIIIIIII Mks 84 It etk VoL L-Ths. daalliariss. ton Bay Coal, par to 1 pm.; Albion Gold, idle. to per ; std -d ' Hatf ,P dr Cent adored about an avenge mop. Beans, peas, and tares are 1:. in Intik lettla ... - ... SU 114 124 Four per yenta 4', lel3 ‘ eve ' wnk * 11111 Ind nurnmen L i g h Wielidg . " Vl**. affected • h blight , and th g irdsmall d not well filled. Is 16 1 6 " 16 Oielalleand.". I. - - - did Lake Superior Copper, 1 die . to 4 . prem.•, London Anther, Felon Sa with • s std II all 1 Do. s ti miim - -overdue coupons 40; w is s . mob. w ga s wan d bi n am i ga ato i ngsr a n t m ow% The potatoes are plurally • mud. and Liverpool Australiin Gold Mining and Stream-s it I as. Mummessa - - dis ll7l,i; ditto Fear ed& es Mermalsisa se a sot MOM wile. a war s Cur-mourns, Ass. 1.-The when here is much more se 17 4 N .* 44 dls lag, par to } prem.; Jamaica Copper, 2to 21 prem.; mob IRlA_____a eFllsr_al_Da__ Edlia• Is_alesistab ohm le et forward than is Gus vale. Then is considerable blight, and se , all Iw o rtts warm _ ru4ser° l "°""""m'' .. °M. in 1.1111 g " . " 1 " . lee 16 " 181 " we do net aspect en avenge yield. Barley looking well, le ito Monis Sawa Wme.ka . e - - eldedded d ide d de 21111616617.16 min 611176666 and should the weather take a favourable turn, we may Is los 044476 . 1444 e•A 4161444 "1 10 4 par to 1 prem.; Glenaulin,l to 4 dis. ; Monarch, Ito ditto New Deferrt et can n a leaky sad pease seddietarsi Inweeleas In tie warkt." N 1 dia.; Garnett and Moseley, 2 to 21 prem. • Au- Committee ' s ,„,,___, Ce,_rtil l -Assamsea expect • a fair crop. Beans not se favourable, very strong is „. 111 -1 1 . 4 "..„ ° .....,..,"e ni°11 u w er a i.,,,..... •--,... ••• eael Sie •- N. we 'he bee erase Teske wpm read this lash althea Haying the straw, and crop light. Peas look well, and I think we Z i a; I g ";;;.7.. j"r"" N r s siss a a . si. m a w . it o 4 di al A ustr al ia c e 6 o l l. A 11111 wing lue a Naar Om Meows wsee We nominates at yam Use, I sad per any have a favourable yield. Oats leak well also. Si. toe I De. L.*N.W. iii $i 11 to I die. I Chartered Australian Land and Mining, holm" ea Pe ri e need Nan leo donjad• pr - ladds____ _Lea,___la it wild_ ._____a dad10w1,.... enleas Norrisonau, Aug. 1.-The weather has been so cloudy 10 s "lihrewebory and limbed If Of dl to I per share; Adelaide Land and Gold, 11 to nese. It is gratify: Wal s eC H lV ii. 17 tie ""ei n ini.".. Mi n/ MUM and wet th at th e Qua 'peen . to have made soareely any Ni WI l or wa o 27 eel t haat laf 1 di.. ; Melbourne Gold, 4to I per share; Go den were unenallY wel . 31 , ampii, Ins sa t I , Tam . en vents% ads** progress towards maturity daring rho last ten days-the •.• f ••• to so g a m s ese a pima. weep lea a wed e y eame ais wamst Autumn-sows Wined is generally • • good crop, but in the u ta i all zo 9 ..." 0 ...„ 7 " - -:. :7 9 1 , i 1 1 : 4 MOlntailli i tO I per share; British and Colonial The minimum discs amoireeisse. see Me seissamset dab mon aNdens namiations. clay districts it is said that se-third of the laud intended '.O sr Unit s „. The lime D 11111 el See WINN and in Hip.o-Aibenwen. for Wheat was sot sown until Spring, this is very thin on mse i Dena ... .~ " 166 Ode" id lap Sol 8 1• 11 , Mob , wed 600 Übe elbr bad the ground, and omen eves with lee weather, prove say- St. 100 'Ow= &Meru ... ... neran= l". se sr4 s lal 11 Is mm " dm• " I° k m . e l le bu sh " u Sl a thing like an avenge crop. Thee, are some complaints of La w,, t •_-_,--, irdee._,... ,Ll, ...,„ .. ~, The leialeab Waft se NA essada Dr. . II Hewes United Tin, } die . to par • " Braman Gold to dos It aPPearo Saidee Mgt en ir =segeNden..-0107 Nem mildew, and should th e weather nations wet • few days re , 7 . =1 „- r —. 1,7, 3 1 3-16 dis. to 1-16 prem.; Cologne Lead, Ito i die. ; fat of the Colony Leads.: NNW Neer, wed Cle. at, Oneida. lour, the effect will be very serious. Barley is eoasidered a , , -,-, 7,;-- - mD , I • fur crop, and BMW also. Is Mae localities the Potatoes 1, ,Ir Irate er RNA ... ... ... ,4 14 Irish Consols, 1 di.. to par.; Poltimore, Ito k die. • Inived from Hobos CULVERWBLL'I3 MEDICAL WORKS, an dadiallad, but mot generally 30 all Unseated sadlll.Msagy. 61 11 Parkwyn and Carwalsick, I die. to par; Obernhof, small quantity on I pitOrdisiag, Amisonnol, sof EMMY, L. on; loy poss. 203 !aD iWassribrd and Marisa. 31 33 di mend for gold . for . Ito 1 prem.; Lackamor Co r, 1 ffis. to k prem.; .011. & 10 14 WeseConewell _ ... _ . 94 10 WHAT TO CAT, Dlfltl , AND AVOID. le ,eta. Wiablerlea sad Oreydes - - East India Iron, Se . to 7.. per sham ' Peninsular large Au s t ralian in U. 20 , all Mat Lad= - LIEUTENANT MAURV.-Amongst the passengers .i . w2 „..6 0 . 74 . 5 p ._ Mining, par to 1 prom.; Great Coalition Mining tend to relieve the LICTURR TO YOUNG Mll3l. m. per the Pacific, arrived at Liverpool, from New York, on is 100 ivorkneweesuiraerevries i ' s ' a 1111 69 and Qiiirrying, Ito I prem.; Great Crinnis, par to This week we hear NOM TO DE SAPPY. Wednesday, was Lieut. Henry, the Superiutendeot of the 23 I M Do. do. Rrtmelsee tv. National Observatory at Was and the author of is 1 0 1 1 , 64 00 . 0 sa t ismai lt-Teemiese inab i d - i _!I 11 e prem.; Rhenish Charcoal, Iron, and Steel, par to 1 N 3 1 •4 rdi d Port Philip. 111011 AL AND PHYSICAL ZNJOYIUDIT OF LIM the " Wind and Current Charts," which is one of the most The dollars brat v. valuable aids ever furnished to science, and which is used pretn.; North Caradon, 4 prem.; King A r th ur Con were sold to-day ON =CUM IMAM. by the naval and mercantile fleets in the world as a sailing riNFEAMICII WARD. BON, 4 prem. • vi. --- same improvement THE LIIITITUTIS Of INKRIAOI LIR guide. He is en route for Brussels as the United Stain re. St. 100 Aberdeen THIS DAY.-Two O ' CLOCK . for the bar silver b vu. presentative to a convention Of maritime nations, to assemble 11.: • all ill' i thi berwa stol h N ltlie " 4 "ir oir Ct eti la - 116 NOMA OF WWII. there on the 23rd lost., the object of which la to arrange a tw,Calsdonhe 810 ... MlLand flat . Nouveau Monde are quoted only 3-16 to sion to India and I .. system of simultesnons meteorological observations to be "' IS .14 Chester s ad Uolytirsui 51L7511 Danekele nn dign:rdT " , de 71111 " • • made all over the world, for the advancement of science and ee yi !o a t and c sa g oa - The rise in tall cs. ma S . the imurovement of navigation. The Mayor of Liverpool 14 ell .Dandire, nuts, aatl'abe; terday afternoon. the threatening ill mann% Da% ma my= Leto& a eds. 1... ea. (S. Heine, Esq ) has invited the different emaciation of ' di= 7unetkes ... , 6l El Australian Agricultural shares are quoted 313 further rise of la as commerce to meat Lieut. Maury at the Town Hall, at three ir ..if.Anium,(o.lo44l.o.' 4 4 1 31 to 321; Peel River, 1 to lk prem.; North British closing price of Re EYDIOTATILY ; 01. THE COLD WATER CURL p.m. to-day (Friday), to hear his theory of wind and car- , I , -, D o :: ti . d° : [ 7 14 ,A 7 78. 6 66 , T C I, - 0 1: I I 14 -T, ... 10819•1 0 . as emementl•rwlrl carvalukia whw-w 100 ,,, T .: Kane,. rents. Prior to his departure from the United States, sti m u. t .0 0 .,m it ,...4 F V,54.1 1 I` l ,W Australuian, 1-16 to 3-16 prem.; and Scottish represents a rise of 14 Oman. end ill beatuallerst at d ILIA --"'"" iut. Maury was presented with • service of plate and a ei, oi ;gm E D , eras 1 li P . Australian Investment, li to 2 prem. Thislepart- the scarcity of ship Mt:s i r 11.8.141.8"" milrUe 181.11**". ..I** 4 boa containing 45,00 in gold by the inhabitants of New sts;lo Do. 5te....,0.1. Mace lq 11 meat is dull throughout. that screw steatite York, as • mark of their respect. so 1 so Iseet.Usiessewte pert t s INCt, 0 01 0 0 4 • 5 Idtabueolt. and . tallow home from . • MEANING OP THE WORD " CLIPPER ."-I have : Denim s 4 pee -- - muse Bueloses prises &CM , Notice was thi THE WEATHER AND THE CROPS. NO. Maras Mims. Paid. Yseterday. to-a y. Devaux and Co., tl mon than 0110, ben asked the meaning and derivation of se. ln " t ou tle °me m. . w illeSeee m ,„ 8 , 4% 5 e le r ta. l 1111 IN the term clipper, which has been so much in vogue for I desweNe et I! sLat pa 113 114 -••--- -1 e (From Newel. &wires Men Oily Circular.) meow 1 Y awl . . .....,... ...., all I ty poi t•••• 0. France Rail Bias ii , A ug. 1 . The quantity o f „ s w im aow , some years put It is now quite a nautical term, at least 10 74 Do. 44 w mat. scri ms % tu 8 : a pm 51 11,00 1 tAnglo Aulealleatiell all slb by the Council of • th fresh-water sailors : sad we find it most fre- h 61 wheat is rather below the usual breadth, bat then has been Idaddl - -11 . IMOD , lee 4 , 4astoCallforatia a neat increase in the tillage of spring what , w hi c h pm . quency applied to yachts,.. steamers, fast-sailing merchant M 6 ' 0W 11‘1111 67666°6661 606 /I Mom 10 tAtatralselea =heaver, fairly; and it is hoped that the general crop will still yield a satisfactory return. There is • pod prospect for barley and oats, as the pleat is very thick and strong in • vessel, it h n s b•e°l2 the land. The potato disease is rapidly spreadieg. A few vessels, &c. And in addition to the colloqwal use . of the Ili• IN Do.momkom• 4 4 Me. 1 0 21 MI • 4 St. 100 DOW lersdassabledeor a 101 101 word, so common in praising the appearance or qualities of 16 , • i guium g ma ct ur u,,, pex a di" pa , of o One quite recognird 1 n the offic ial_ fe. :149 ! DfttollywentStetit... 110 163 description given their ships by merchants , die. Thus li.e. .Lem...._ N rgotomadai lltrfels.Ome s tret ct. -.... - ... Id 10.504 10 Meantime 60,C42 1 Australian Orirettliera 100,000 1 A VA* 1 Ave tr l i a la rra. insb.id .- Ur 1 die 1 100,006 1 &Meals Australian dole all iWs exchange foe the b settling in these s to take place on R Reports of an at small patches of wheat, cats, and peas, have already been we often ace an advertisement headed "the well-known ' la Antic 4 4 NAN 20 ♦ +l6ritinlnse 11.6 7 $ this a ft ernoon regal at in this neighbourhood ; but unites we are favoured with clipper ship," " the noted clipper bark," and so firth. 10 1 au !laeal l i l l ir.4l.lslll4l 15011er.5511 IS 11 10,060 U +llraiLleat,(lse.at&l.pa 241 31 41 Be. warm weather. eke harvest cannot be general for essay Tbil um of the word, h•••ner o and , its a pp li M" if all Agenhk.aeb IS 14 6,040 SO De. OsweeendOlnabe all a 3 the London and Di 11 2 : 1 ro no. at. John Del Rey IS 33 $4 and, as having pro sroe o t rcismi4 Augud 1.-The wheat net, es all the clay aid tioit to vessels, is somewhat wi d e os the mgt. 25 ,25 w a yib l ipagymi l ijigi 9 9 lands aid is the vales of Gloucestershire in general, will be ia"a very d i e n fici ß e e n ruhi t, sard:oilsomfameseekstebenttiswnilsal and may prod y bo u n os eit h l al y f an a crop per acre ; but on the Cotswold Hills, • sad the chalk tion . avenge; (brat on the whole, and taking into consideration the 'united extent of ground 'planted with wheat in the The word in former times meant merely 10 Ito a hackney, or hone adapted for t vales, the aggregate growth in this part of England must be eminent in this Psede eery deficient. Barley in general promises favourably, and • should the weather during harvest prove fair, the year's produce would be urge , as there is little doubt the growth of this grain Ina be.. extended. There are numerous emu plaints of blight twang the beans, but on the whole the prospect of the medusa of this crop is • favourable me. Oats ho road. Thel valued them in s 1 1 RD: New NS 124 all iliamAt - I °Ir 11;14 . gre o ttat e t n sgpe o ed f s i o n ehaalaiala was sat eo urally . proper- sit. isolo mammon.. . 4M to their capabilities for such service. among which ,„ 1 , 1 ... ••• 1 ass. . •• 01. *re 50.... I e i .... 1 I po trotting soldered •• of the hi f f ''' •" ' Dttli ais t r • i ki t 11l 4 1 4 : I T :al" I" e e : fate 14 .my lima s in horses were eagerly sought :fter, and trials of at ' inoi De. speed became t • fashion . o then , which .s pre- ,a . wet. NA NW h A h was I'it 1 DJ r'sh"." 5 • . 1 .. mist was termed a clipper , i. .. a 10 ' 6 ! hsckney,par excelkeee. : rhe original of the term is pe e r. ..e l .! gl aw N l34 " ll orta Da I=l, 116 121 _ 117 316 2114 ex di, hap the following : Klepper -lehn was a feudal tenure, to a ,5 0 0 . 054 , *muss: and 115-dis i 1.1 termed among the Old Germans, where the yearly due Waine..ll6. Spa from the trued to the lord was a klepper, or, in its stead, so 16 all =a Ade ditto 3 mph many bathe !. of oats ; and the word Wirer, or kleopper, .! I : Manaallinalltgrar .w: 104 101 is explained by Halmos. Glos. Germ. id. Lvi, 1758 :lb 114 no, ate* • • 1 area Oak 40 6 . Mao 776esb et. a 'lcielal. aso 7o ;Let 1 .(4t NAN N r l ire 1.001 6 1 1 4 , ..1 C VI Wean ...... t 1 die 6cm all 474 421 16 10 'lr of Zug all 60 la aoL• _mem en 14 44 sea lmWapps all 24 14 OHMS Nampa Do Registered 4Goesral me TM.. all - 4 1 pm ell -.' -s ii eh 14 16 1 Wend Deeihia Perks all 4 dis 4 Ma 3 them Permarla.......-. all 11 0/ die "AOR 1 UM Iletheeet. pt N t Marti - %ea • 41haree • - all 1 ille.il pm ell 9 10 KIM 1 Leadeallealitere. GeV al II as comma enemas/3o- an V 1 1 1 34 be briefly referred e Pe fly r cent. livid o to the extent of be t draw largely on ma reported that the mainly absorbed pany's traffic dui lative sales corm quent upon the lays price of the stock • The attendance MINI • per Ciat... .. DI Is sales is larger the • are so little grown to Ike vale of Gloucester, that it is difil- . Egypt qui corripit gradate, et grooms duplicat. Nomen is 10 I Do , a woos ... ... 4 p. MVO 1 f Nadi** habet sutler( correptorum possum sonitu."- From" Nan ss 23 * g m Dooms ... .. . 1 154 MONO 10 NsdamlNLAsserion 9 lif 7 meat. The biddin milt to give em °pinks of the prospect of the crop ; but on ekoei I New Orwria__ ~ .... the hills, income plates, the report is a very poor one. Peas mod Qs'etim.” to , 111 Vltelo need 44 pee Oust For 4pm 1110,000 1 Mann NNW . ali UM Laws ta e NAM 10 Neva Saga Mining sue 13th inst., and not where grown ore likely to yield well. Potatoes are more ORIGIN Or COVENT-GARDEN MARRET.-" Master "4 i 1 maw/lAA__ , -14 NI att se Has steeled with the disease in most plans. Samuel Hartlib," to whom Milton addresses his gigantic 44. NO Do. per Nee. , Ili 114 Oter a lrg II - - dl. MAO 5 Pat - ..... ...- 1 lON flounced. Sr. Ives, Aug. 1.-The wheat crop in this neighbourhood Land shares ap scheme of education, knew some old men (he says) In his 00 :au *LT Clow lei 20 11._ 01. 1 °0 1 them ..- en teas a ;is varies snub, and it is difficult to form a correct Whilst*. timo, who recollected the first gardener who tame iato 0 ' 8 ' l O : I I am 14. 001 3 4 ♦itilinnes km • all 23 U to-day. At 4 o'cl It the highland the early Down portion is good, but not h. 100 Tat Iloweastieb st., Surrey to plant cabbeges and cauliflowers, and to grow tar - 1 ooh e d ' i g gg s apipri.. tee: let I 103 10,0 M 13 40M Now_ - ... i rmer, Agricultur beery, and we look for this to prove fine in quality and nips, carrots, pansir, and early ripe peas, all of which ry 1 crup gam ~. ... 34 SI 7.0( SS modem' 60aaa • .- ln 3 River, Itoll pr yield, and if it goes on favourably up to harvest will be • were great wonde r then. These earliest of market SI 10 Yortilf.llll.ll.lM.Perve car 4 ism NAM 1 481116 Australian s.oeo to flaCeset 7 ti a and Van Diemen'i fair crop. The fens may be sat down es good where well gardeners looked about for certain convenient spots KM aim e mem nazism ..... farmed aid not iejured by the tate floods, but all that does in London and Westminster, where they might be UM IMAM AT F.XID ItEXTALS. MOW 1 WNW .--- .l: 11 a dis net cove wider this head is wretchedly bad. The breadth allowed to stand and sell their produce unmolested. St.lloo ..a.sceitaersteus• t Maid ' 110,500 1 Wad Gran a da....„...... . di , I a WI maintain a very I sown is smaller than usual. Beane are a fine crop, espe- A small space, just under the Duke's garden-wall, at „ s 1 Ite Isolsatill.Nsemsl 107 tee 1 119.101 I Wrw Deriver. - 1.11 'l . I 1 die lien Investment, Oar winter NMI. sad the breadth large. Peas a god •,. .. h.... 1. .1 rha mew manainn we& nr.• nt •i..... ••• 160 1 :1 1! 4411 -4_,-1 4 , M i ke . EA • az• WOW 2 Tabs —.. . - .. . Armor thooo Rha MEANING OF TEE WORD " CLIPPER."—I have THE WEATHER AND THE CROPS. more than one. been asked the meaning and derivation of (Frees Meows. Marv's Moccaly Circular.) the term clipper, which boa been so much in vogue for some years past. It is now quite a nautical term, at least BMW/TAPIA, Aug. I.—The quantity of autumn-sown wheat is rather below the usual breadth, bat there has been among the fresh-water sailors : sod we find . it most fre e gloat interims in the tillage of spring wheat, which pm . queenly applied to yachts, steamers, fast-ssilang merchant miaaa very fairly and it is hoped that the general erop will vessels, he. And in addition to the colloquial use of the still yield a satis factory return. There is a greed prospect word, so common in praising the appearance or qualities of kr barley and oats, as the plant is very thick and strong in a veMel,. it has become one 1 recogn ised in the o ffi cial their V ' e de. Thus the land. The potato disease is rapidly spreading. A few description given of s In y mercha nts , small patches of wheat, oats, and peas, have already been we often see an advertisement headed "t he well-known est is this neighbourhood ; but sinless we are favoured with clipper ship," " the noted clipper berk."_ an so firth. Ilse warm weather, the harvest caazot he general for luny This use of the word, however , an d its applies weeks. tion to scuds, is somewhat wide of the ergo- GLOCCRII73I, August I.—The wheat crop en all the clay reel . The word in former times meant merely Lads sad ia the vales of Gloucestershire in general, will be • cockney, or horse adapted for the road. The vary deficient, and to soma extent will not produce half • owners of such senate assurally valued them in proporh crop per acre; but on the Cotswold Hills, sad the chalk tion to their capabilities for inch !cre/tee, t " e o ch i le7 i tst Leda in Berks h ire , it is much better, and may be nearly an Put speed to trotting was considered o ne o f th e avenge; [but on th e whole, sad taking into consideration trotting horses were eagerly sought a ft er, and trials of the ;united extent of ground 'planted with wheat in the speed . became the fashion. A 6 then, which was hone . .. pre lates, thz h aregate growth in this part of England must be eminent in this particular, was termed a clipper, i. e., a levy de liefeßi. Barley in general promises favourably, and haekney,par escelknee. The original of the term is per. & m u d i g weather oaring harvest prove f a i r, 'ha ye w, haps the following : Klepper-lain was a feudal tenure, so predees mead be large, as there is little doubt the growth termed swan! the Old Germans where the yearly due Mai m& bee boss extended. There are numerous sow- from the vast to the lord was a kiepper, or, in its stead, so =siir Nigit sensies the betas, but on the whole the many b ushes of oats ; and the word }dipper, or kleopper, id Obi pie L ees of this erop is a favourable owe. Oats is expla ined by Haltaus. Sloe. Germ. /ltd. Lvi, 1758 : ine en Me paws Palle vale of Glonesetirr, that it is dial- '• Ema g g ni eorripit radian, at gussets duplicat. Nomen Ma In sin is spbelset of the prospect of the crop ; but on habet a celeri correptoruni paessunt stinitu."—From" Notes lb bilk bow pines, the report is a very poor one. Peas old Queries." vane grown are likely to yield well. Potatoes are more ORIGIN OF COVENT•GARDEN MARRET.—" Master Wiese affected with the diens in most plains. Samuel Hartlib," to whom Milton addresses his gigantic Bv. len, Aug. I.—The wheat crop in this neighbourhood scheme of education, knew some old men (he says) in his varies much, and it is difficult to form a correct estimate. time, who recollected the first gardener who came into In the highland the early sown portion is good, but not Surrey to plant cabbages and cauliflowers, and to grow tar heavy, and we look for this to prove fine in quality and nips, carrots, paneir, and early ripe peas, all of which Yield. and if it goes ow favourably nil to harvest will he • were great wonders then. These earliest of market fair crop. The fens may be set down as good where well ardente. looked about for certain convenient spots farmed and sot injured lay the late floods, but all that does I n London and Westminster, where they might be Is not cows under this head wretchedly bad. TG breadth allowed to stand and sell their produce unmolested. sown is smaller than usual. Beam are a fine erop, cape- A small space, just wader the Duke's garden-wall, at eially wester sown, sad the breadth large. Peas a good the beck of the new mansion, was one of these average. Oats will not be under an average. ---e- R. I eY a places ; and thither the buyers, finding out on what days of large breadth of and fair average erop, and with favourable the week they would be surd to find them there, soon weather for harvesting will show some very fine qua'ity. began to come. Covent-garden market, like the English Potatoes up to this are larger and better than for some constitution, was not founded in a day. Many markets yeses past, but the disease is beginning to show itself with spacious accemmodation for any kind of trade have severely. been planned and built ; first stones have been laid and EINSHAM. 01101DSIITRI, Asp. I.—The crop of wheat silver trowels wielded by lily bands; solemn grants of *ar ia this neighbourhood will be very deficient, about one- ten have been obtained • grand banquets and inaugural fourth less than an average. Barley about an average crop. processions have proclai med to the world, amid the beating Oats a light crop, but more land planted than usual. Beans of drums, that the great market was open. But the public sod Peu likely to produce a very full crop. Potatoes are will not come to a market, be it ever so grand. The market generally blighted. ' • must elms to them ; consequently the pass'ges of these ar- Ctiouoar Monmenn, Aug. 2.—We shall have nothing chitectural marts sometimes fall into the hands of mangling ready before the Ist of September, sad a great deal of the women,and cobblemand working eabinetasskers. Lenderaof spring -sown wheat not till the middle or even the end of tracks, and removers of goods in town and country, re liant month. The wheat will certainly be a very lighten's, w o n of coals and greens, reside in their shops—" a world but bass, peas, barley, and oats as good or better than too wide " for them to hope to make a show there with meet seasons. The potato blight we did not see anything of t h e i r s l en d er s t ee k . Th e i r p u mps hav e b een t urne d to till the 28th of last inoetb, but it seems to be spreading a lk, uses ; their great, half-finished public-houses, which rapidly, net nothing like so bad as last year, and three were to do a roaring business for ever after the grand in. weeks later in its appearance. anturation, have dwindled into wretched bierehops ; their Waincn, Aug. I.—Wheat, autumn-sown, is partially " Bye-laws of this Market" have become a mockery and a blighted, but may yield an average crop, not more, of fair bye-word. Nut one of them has flourished like this Covent quality. Cetting expected to commence about .the 12 th Garden—the monarch of green market., whose inauguratnr ' " *Ulu ,a nd b e g I the following week. Spr ing-sown was the first market-gardener who approved of the spot, fa three to four weeks later in flowering, and at best mutt and set his burden down against the 1/alb—Dickens's be nisterisily short of an avenge. Barley is not much ~ mujekdd wom b . " grown is this neighbourhood, bat what littie then is looks well. Oats: A large breadth of land sows. Plenty of ABERDEEN RAlLWAY.—Traffic for week ending plant, but short in **straw. Tba yield is expected to be July 23, 1863, 2,2301.; eernspoadiag week last year short, the weight light, sad is rather backward in riposting. 1,8401. 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Mr. Si.(nenn) So 31 1 Won Veroo. 6p. Mom 1 i 1 (100•00 Iv Ror.dtioalt. 13 ,23 .into Ditto Litt.) Y.. 1 0 13 Mills & Sornareet DPW i i t POPP If orlssal „ 102 e 109( 83 14 - - 114 1144 14 11/ rii iii 14f II N to $ Si 11111 - 1 9 U Si 150 150 ISO 152 11 111 es ■d 31 per cent. In the Stock Exchange money was sear. No further arrivals from Australia were reported to-day. It appears that there is no gold on the mani fest of the Colonist, reported yesterday as having arrived from Hobart Town, but there may be some small quantity on board in private hands. The de mand for gold for the. continent continues; but the large Australian imports of the week will of course tend to relieve the drain upon the Bank of England. This week we hear of only one shipment of coin to Australia, viz., a sum of 7,0001. by the Blackwell for Port Philip. The dollars brought in by the steamer La Plata were sold to-day at 4e. llid. per ounce, being the same improvement (viz., id. per ounce) as was realised for the bar silver brought in by this vesseL Nearly the whole of these supplies is destined for transmis sion to India and China. The rise in tallow continues, being stimulated by the threatening aspect of the eastern question. A further rise of Is. per cwt. took place to-day, the closing price of Russian tallow being 525. evi„ which represents a rise of 2a. 6d. since Monday. Such are the scarcity of shipping, and the dearness of freights, that screw steamers have been chartered to fetch tallow home from Russian ports. • Notice was this afternoon issued by Meagre. C. Devaux and hat the statutes of the Great Cen tral of France Co., iailway Company have been approved by the Council of .State, /Old that the sharee have arrived from Paris and are ready to be delivered in exchange for the banker's receipts. The long delayed settling in these shares has consequently been fixed to take place on Wednesday next, the 10th inst. Reports of an unfavoitrable character were current this afternoon relative to the forthcoMing dividend of the London and North Western Railway Company, and, as having produced a decline in the stock, may be briefly referred to. It is stated that, to sustain a five per cent. dividend, the company will be obliged to draw largely on the reserve fond—one report sacs to the extent of between 50.0001. and 60,000/. It is reported that the large augmentation of the com pany's traffic during the last half-year has been mainly absorbed by increased expenditure conse quent upon the rise in labour and materials. Specu lative sales connected with this rumour sent the price of the stock down to 114 to 1- this afternoon. The attendance of buyers at the colonial wool sales is larger than was observed at the commence ment. The biddings are more spirited, and prices a shade firmer. The sales will olose on Saturday, the 13th inst., and not on Tuesday, the 16th, as first an nounced. Land shares again showed a drooping tendency to-day. At 4 o'clock, however, prices were rather firmer, Agriculturals being quoted 32 to 33 ; Peel River, 1 to 11 prem. ; British American, 64 to 66 ; and Van Diemen's Land, 16 to 17. North British Australasian shares were rather cheaper, and now maintain a very slight premium. Soottish Austra lian Investment, on the other hand, were rather firmer, these shares being scarce. Crystal Palace shares closed a shade better than yesterday, at 1 to 11 prem. Bank sharea were scarcely changed, but Union of Australia again gave way. Berlin Water works mark par. Shares of the General Screw Steam Shipping Company have been done at d die. The seventh half-yearly report of the directors of the Royal British Bank, to be laid before the meet ing to-morrow, is a very satisfactory document. The directors report a decided increase in the bank's ope rations. In their last report the sums of interest allowed by the bank for the first, second, and third year, were stated to have been 4,456/. 14s. ; 9,6011. 10s. Bd.; and 13,3941. es. 6d. The sum for the last six months has been 9,1781. 6e. 9d., being but little short of the amount for the whole twelve months of 1851, while there has been no increase nor change on the rates paid or charged by the bank since the commencement of its business. The directors now propose to double their present capital, by the issue of scrip for 1,000 new shares of 100/. each. Of this sum one-half only will need to be paid up before the issue of the share certificates. 79,0001. have been already subscribed. 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SALTPETRE has sold steadily at very full priced thiS week. ZOT TOLC-A fair amount of business done at last we, k's currency. 6PIOES.—The quantity offered in public sale has been small, prices are the same as last week, Briarrs.—Bum and Brandy have f ully supported previ ous prices. FAUlT.—Currants:: prices are firm, but the demand has been limited this week. Raisins dull. In other articles no material &Hendee. The markets generally have been dull this week. TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY. The tallow-market is decidedly firm. The public sales, consisting only of 100 tons of tallow, have gone off at .Ikll advance of s. per cut. on last Fridays rates. Town tallow is quoted 50s. 6d. nett cash ; Petenhurg Y.C. on the spot, 625. 6d.; Oct. to Dee., 62.. 6d. SMITHFIELD MARKET.-THIS DAY. We have a large supply of Beasts and a demised demand, in consequence, prices are lower. Toe choicest qual.ties are all disposed of, but several inferior remain unsold. Trade is brisk for Sheep at fully Alonday's rates; for Lamb it is slow, and prices on the average are lower. We have again a large supply of calves; they : almost all sold, but prices are lower. Our foreign supply consists of 506 beasts, 3,620 sheep, and 672 calves; th;) number of mach-cows is 84. Per stone of day. a 4.4. d. I Pee Rene of MILL +, J. Best Poote, Herefords.. 4 2 4 6 8.44 los.. WAAL - 1144111bort-horns . . 4 0 4 4 , Losg-rtoolo 4 . 1 1 - 15 I Elwood quad, Hoists.. 283 6 , 2/4. do. atom - eadvos 3 6 4 6 Zwes sorlsecondquatitt 3 11 1 4 Con 11n4 i * 11 . 4:1?-bi•ede 5 0 6 2 ,lamb newt. m ma nor. 1,041; 61•49 and Lambs. 13. 2 80 ; caner. ; Plan. 241. BOROUGH HOP MARKET 7 THIB . DAY. Mresre.iattendesi and Smith, report that the accounts from parts of Mid Kent, Farnham, and Worcester, contir uo to speak of a lama quantity of lice, and likely to go into blight; whilst in other places the bite is more clean, and progressing favourably. Market arm, and duty cstimatril at 155,0001. lIIDES.-THIS DAY. LEADENHALL.—The present prim/ aft : bGlb. to li L . ) , 3id2 d. to 3,1. ; 6ilhs. to 721 b.., 3.1. to 311; 12Ibs. to rril , a., . to 314. : ''' , Olbt. to 681b5., 31d. to ed.; 88 1 bs. to In; ' a., .to 41d. Horse hides, 6i. 6d. Calf skins, light, is. to do.; full, 6a. lIIIRNIONDSFY —Sheep skins, lambs, 2s. 3,1. to 3s. 1.0.; sheatiiogs, 2s. 24. to 31. COAL MARKET.-THIS DAY. Rol wrll, 181. 64.; Eden Maio, 17s. 6d.; Walla End Riddel, 17. ; Walls End Has eel', 18a. 3d.; Wall Ettl Hatton, 18s.; Walls End Lasabton, 17s. 9d. ; Walla End Stewart's. 18, ; Walls Bad Ti.., 188.--Ships at smite, 13.