The Express. — London, England, 1863-07-27 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. - - - ITIIIB DAY.) COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Bdore Mr. Coratoeisioere Floiroyd.) Le RE C. PEARSON. -THE CABI OE THE LATE MAYOR OP HULL. The bankrupt, &cherish Charles Pearson, wan • mer chant and ship-owner, in a very extensive way of business, Ural establishments at Hull, and in Nieholaelane, City. The bankruptcy occurred as long ago as the Wed September, 1e62, and since then there have been repeated adjournments, the bankrupt not being able complete his accounts owing to his books being in the band] id the assignees, with • view to the prosecution of certain chums is the prise courts of the United States. This was an adjourned sitting for examination and discharge. The accounts, prepared by Messrs. Johnstone and Co., were only tiled on Saturday last, and are of • very voluminous character. occupying 120 sheets of parer. The riggie gate liabilities have been hitherto stated in round nundwis at upwards of half.a-million ; the exact amount is now shown to be 645,43 U. Subjoined are the details : Da. To creditors unsecured To creditors holding slcurity To liabilities on bills discounted To liabilities on bills payable_ To creditors to be paid In full .C 115,330 0 0 . 557,412 0 0 . 54490 0 0 . 11.833 0 0 . 1,365 0 0 /1.045,436 0 0 By goal debts — . £842 Si 0 By doubtful ditto 6,738 0 0 By property given up to ualgnees 24,2016 0 0 By ditto held by creditor, SAM 0 0 By claims on foreign governments : On the Confederate government £90.000 0 0 On the Federal government .... 157.962 0 0 Ou the Italian government 7,500 0 0 By liabilities per contra) 81,341 0 0 Leal iog a deficiency M A 431.801 0 0 .... £212,674 0 0 The bankrupt states his expenditure in the two years preceding his bankruptcy at 1,5004 a year. He has filed a statement accounting for his deficiency, in which the fol. towing items appear: Loma. Steamehips, 146.8271, ; working accounts, 33,875/. ; adventure, per Patrati, 2,6511. ; ditto, Stettin, 6941. ; by sundry ships, 170/. ; shares in public companies, 3,7801. • by Southampton Times newspaper 1,7461. • life policies; 1.0381.; freehold offiors at Hull, 1,6944 ; mainthati• dile, 1,0501. ; epic 2,4721. ; coal-yard. 3781. ; law and other CPS* 1,9351. ; horses and carriages, 4001.; bad debts, 4,66244 trade expense., 15,781/. ; interest on wattages and mortgagees of ships, discounts, ho., 61,54; commission for guarantee on sundry insurances, 6,8751.; amount pail James Coleman on retiring from firm, in July, 1860, 4,0001.; drawings of Coleman, 3,00 9 / 4 ban k is drawings (from July 31, 1858, to Sept. A 1863). 12,4141. On the other side of the deficiency amount 'swat the items of—Capital, 31st July, 1858, 20,1451. ; rats since the same date, 65,864/. The largest secured credits= ere Meese. Overend, Gurney, and Co., whose debt is 211,8131. They bold se curity valued at 199,8354, consisting chiefiy of mortgages a slur and charges on outward freights of gooda m trE following ships to the Coulederate States ;—Modent Greece (run 'there), 10,0001. ; Petrie (captured), 6,5001. (4,0= received on amount) ; Ann, captured (part of goods saved), 7,CC3/. ; Stettin, ditto, 3,9381. ; Clreeemen, ditto, 1.11001. ; Metrimaa and cargo, 23,0004 They also bold a second mortgage on the Peterhof(, sad 600 shares in the Intereolonial Royal Mail Steam Packet Oecipsay, valued at 3,1501. Mr. 11.. 0. Briggs, of Hull, is a secured creditor for 64,569/. ; Messrs. Barker Brothers, of Abelian*. hum, 38,3341. • Mears. Robinson sad Flanaleg, ship brokers, 27,8731. ; &numb m and Co., 25,3944 ; Smith Brothers end Co., 29,2201. ; Weickeseheim and Co., Viesoa, 10,0004 The property given up to the assignees comets chiefly of sidlis. shares of ships, and ships' stores, valued at 21,6961. His residence in Beverley-road, Hall, two freehold houses, sad several policies of insurance, me settled on the bank :apt', wife sad family. With reference to the claims on foreign gov ernments the bankrupt makes the following statemeat : 'By ea agree meat dated May, 1862, I sold to the Coefoimute government through their authorisixlagent, N. S. Banns, Esq., theskam ship Merrimac and bar ergo, for the sum of 131,7851. to be paid for in Marlin at an English port. The ship and cargo arrived at Bermuda, sad the Confederate government when called upon failed to fulfil their contract. The more gapes have since taken poetised= of and sold tbe ship and cargo. The estimated loss on nor-fulfilment of the mitred is 90,0001. The Federal government have, by their naval caws. captured the undermentioned steamships and caca rgoes ; sad I am ad vised that I am entitled to recover their full value, together with compensation for illegal detention, and peoceolinep ant being taken in the law *mute in America for that patpoa: Patna, cargo, and freight, 15.378/. ; Statile, 19, ; Cir cassian, 35.000!. • Empress, 3,0031.; Lodools, 14.744 1 . "Claim on the Italian government-71tes.:aue'd, Preen was chartered in 1860 by Garibaldi, to take pmeengers from Genoa to Messina ; sad a clause woe inserted in the nree moot that if the presagers took forcible possession of the vessel, the charterer was to pay the oilmen the sum of 5,0001. The charterers took possession of the yawl in the harbour of Genoa, and the said rem of 5,0094 became doe and pay able by Garibaldi, whose liabilities have been adopted by the Italian government, who have admitt d their liability, and have =de an offer of compromise. The claim on the charter is 6,0031. ; sundry expenses incurred in prosecuting the claim, 2,5001. ; total, 7,6 M." Cedar the head of loses the following summary is given : "8 ships het at sea, pertly insured, 24,27611.; 6 ditto sold by me prior to the beakruptcy, 11,5204 ; one ditto burnt in the Thames, 13192/. ; 6 ditto captured 1•y the Federal cruise r. 34,91111. ; 10 ditto mortgaged to creditors, 63,44314 ; are sloop given up to the amsgeoes. 504 ; one yacht, ditto, 103/.; total, 33 ships, 146.8271. Losses in each year, 1859, 331.; 1880,2,4961.; 1861,16,62241.; 1862, 122,6731.* " Amount dim from the badness freer 81st July, 1858, to 23rd September, 1862, 12,4141. Tide amount Wanda a large sum for subscriptions to various Institutions and the expenses consequent upon my aooepting the offices of she riff and mayor of Hull for the last four years." The principal unsecured erediton are the following and C. Brown, Sheffield, for goods, 5,7071. ; J. F. Barlow, ship-owner, Cannon street, 2,500/. ; James Denting, shipowner, Cannon-street, 5,0004 ; Edersheim sad Company, shipping agents, St. Petersburg. 2,552/. ; Hall and Soo, gunpowder manufacturers, Lombard -4,7135/. ; 0. Langley. ship-builder , Deptford and Bother halm, 12,6081. ; T. - Richardson and Son, West Hartlepool, t t a. litalldets. 12,97 W; T. firourthwalts, shipowner, Sun -8,9461. ; H. T. Watson and Co., shipping agents, Hell, 3,5061. The liabilities comprise bills a the amount of 19,405/. ac cepted by T. J. Dobsos, of Hull, and principally held by Smith, Payne, and Co. • also bills of 16.3751. owested by the Istamileaiel Steam Packet Company ; 10,6261, by Pilkiestoo Brothers (recently bankrupt) aad e f,4 4 51. accepted by H. T. Watson and Co. Animist the doubtful debtors appears the name of "W. D. Seymour, Esq., barrister. Temple, Lendon,"- 6331, for mall advanced. The following statement is in serted in the property sheet :—" Southampton Times news paper, value cumertein. I am liable moo my acceptances samaritan; to 1,0801., given to W. D. Seymour, Eel., for expenses to coneeziou with this paper." Mr. Lawrence appeared for the ausigeses ; Mr. Linklater for creditors ; and Mr. 0. E. Lewis far the bankrupt. Mr. Lemnos said as the accounts bad been only just filed, there must necessarily be an adjournment, the emir aim requiring time to examine them. He propceed as ad aces until October. Mr. Lewis mid be could not resist the sclinarnment, but he thought the bankrupt was entitled to some allowance. He had been kept out of his books until quite recently, the assignee@ having retained possession of them for their own P r im e H s 'oecer said this was a matter en tirely for the con sideration of the creditor', and he col d interfere in any "I 7ii• bankrupt, in answer to Mr. Lswrance, said that he had received about 250/. as allowance. Mr. Lawrenee—The creditors only have the power to decide the question. The Commiesioser-1 dare say the creditors will do whet h right Mr. lewrancie—At meant we are without strata, and that is a MIK. for not weedier/ to say friend's application. Several of the bankrupt's yawls have heen seised and taken lets the Federal ports ; and every difficulty seems to be thrown in the way either of adjudicating upon them or of obtaining redress. lem told that 1864 is the earliest period when we are to expect a decision. (Laughter.) The sitting was then adjourned to the Bth of October. THE POLICE COURTS. (TIM DAY.) BOW.STREET. • 811OCKING WM. In the course of the moraine Sergeant Chatford, 58 mentioned to the sitting magistrate. Mr. Henry, that two prisoners. father and daughter (whose names appeared on the sheet), were unable to attend from being laid op in the hospital in ooesequerice of wounds which they bad mutu ally indicted on each other. Sergeant Oceanid, 33 A, who bad taken them in custody, was now waiting at the hos pital for the bouae-surgeoe's certificate as to the state of she two prisoners. It would not be pamible for them to ap rra r pp k a - a a rliihat Sergeant Gornold wee on duty la Palk meat-street at about four o'clock on Saturday, when a mac at work in Richmond-terms, Whitehall, came to him and said that murder was being committed at the porter's lodg He proceeded thither, end is the mooed room at the lodge house be fouled the prisoner, Agee Davis, the lodge-keeper's daughter, crouched upon the ground bleeding, and her fast covered with blood, "as If it had been dipped in IV He asked her where her father was, and at that moment the father came out of the inner or third room, and fell into a chair as if exhausted. His face was similarly smeared with blood. He pointed to his eye, where there was a wound between the eyebrow and eyeball. He said, " Teke her ; she did it with a fork.' Ocenolei went to the door sad gotthe usidasos of other officers, one of whom he ordered THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, JITLY 27, 1863. to remove the father to the station.house. He then searched for the fork, which he could not disuover ; but he found a knife which had been smeared with blood. It had been wiped, but traces of blood still appeared on it. He also found a cloth ceps and a pillow case smeared with blood. The walls in the fiat room were frightfully spattered with blood. In the water. closet adjoining the second room be found a bed, which bad been dragged in there from the back room. It was saturated with blood as if some wounded parson had ben lying in it for a long time. There were marks on the water closet door as if some person had been trying to force it. He took the woman, Anne Davis, to the station, when ! she and her father were attended by the divisional surgeon, Dr. McCann. After dressiog the wound; he ordered them both to be removed to the hospitaL It was under- ; stood that a quarrel had arisen between the father and I daughter, that she stabbed him with a table-knife, and that he retaliated with a fork, after which a struggle ensued, and both were severely cut. Though both are now considered in custody, the young woman only appears oaths sheet as a prisoner, and the father only as prosecutor, the charge against him not having as yet been entered. After the night charges were concluded Sergeant Gosnold produced the surgeon's signature, intimating that both father and daughter were too seriously injured to attend to day. It was understood that they would be brought up as soon as sufficiently recovered. MARLBOROUGH-STREET. ATITYPITD BUICIDII THIOCG ILLNIM. A young woman named Ann Cook wail charged before Mr. Tyrwhitt with attempting to commit suicide at the Serpentine, Hyde Park. From the evidence of George Lane, • private of the Kilt Rifles, it appeared that while peariug through Hyde Park the previous evening be was informed that a young woman bad thrown herself into the Serpentine. Ile immediately jumped into the water and rescued her, she being at the time out of her depth. The young woman said she was very sorry for what the had dose. Mr. Tyrwbitt having told the young woman that she was much indebted to the soldier, asked whether anyone con nected with her was present. The mother of the accused stepped forward and said tbat her daughter had been suffering from a diseased cheat and a poisoned finger ; she bad not been able to give satisfaction to her employees, and this bad preyed on her mind. She would take her daughter home and take are of her. Mr. Tyrwhitt inquired whether the young woman b• 3 ever attemptelanythiag of the sort before, and the mother said she bri not. Mr. Tyrwbitt, after addrewiog some kind remarks to the young woman, pre her up to her mother. THAMES. INNOIILLE 76•13D8 ON SHOPMPINS. Meek Callahan, aged 22, Ann Dewey, 30, and Ellen Agrarian, alias Sullivan, with other aliases, 23, who all refused to give their addresses, were brought before Mr. Partridge, charged with . ; frauds on shopkeepers. The prisoners are all natives of Ireland sod kept up a continual clamour. They have been going about the dis trict with a fourth Irishwoman occasioeslly for some time, sod the modes operandi of this female gang of swindlers on • email scale was described by Mr. George Pound, • beereeller, at the corner of Pattersoe-st , reet, Step ney. He sa id—The prisoner Callahan came into my shop by herself. She asked me for a bottle of lemon ade, and tendered • See-shilling piece is payment At the same time she asked me to give her sixpences in change. I put down nine sixpences and threepence on the counter, deducting from the dollar the price of the lemonade. The prisoner asked me the price of the bottle of lemonade ; and on my enamoring that it was threepence, she said, " I won't have it."mud put down the change I had given her on the counter, but instead of is. 9d. she only returned Se. 9d., sad walked out of the shop. The other prisoners, Dewey sad Sheridan, and another woman, joined her. I knew I had bees swindled of a shilling, and followed them until I met • policeman and gave them into custody. One of the Irishwomen made her 11111:4PIL Callahan here exclaimed—l am guilty of stealing the shilling. I picked it up o ff the counter bedew he left it there. Mr. Pound—She only gave me 3s. 9d., when I returned bar the fe.piece. Francis Toy, greengrocer, of 33, Clark-street, Stepney, said the three prisoners and another woman came into his shop. Dewey said, "Will you serve me with 3lhs. of po- tatoes." He weighed them, and she first directed him to put the f 'tato.' into Oallahaa's spree, and then —" Stop • minute, let them stop in the reale," and gave him • crown- She ask , S him for all sixpences in change. He had sot sufficient airmen, end gave her four sixpences and three shillings in change. He counted the whole of it into her hand, and said— ' Now I have got to take Zed. far the potato/a:Dewey then said she minted • half-crown piece for se/meat the silver, and put down 44 on the counter, and be told her there was only 4s. sod she insisted that was all be bad given her. He ordered her to pat the shilling she bad in her bead on the counter, and she did so, and at the ism time took up a sixpence. He seised hold of her left band, recovered the whole of his change, and said, " You vagabond, you want to rob ma.* He turned all the women ont of the shop, and while he was doing so, one of them stole a Wee cucumber. Sarah Mardis, sister of Mr. Thomas Manila, baker, No. 32, Clark.street, Stepney, rid—Callahan came into my brother's shop and asked for • loaf. She gave me • 31. piece, and I gave her la 64. is silver and 21,1. in copper. The pri_oner said she could get • half -quartern loaf anywhere for 3d. and demanded her fe. piece maxi. I gave it to her and skis only returned to me 3s. ed. is silver, and the half pence. Mr. Hurdle came into the shop and demanded the other shilling which she hag in her hand. It was returned sod she than wanted the loaf spin. I refused to let bee have it iu .1 she left the shop. Henry Lewis., 203 IC, said he took the prisoners into custody. They bad all been in custody before, and had gime mach tumble to shopkeepers. The four Irishwomen, one of whom eeosp d from him, had been plundering and swfadltns trade-men. lir. Partidege—l shall commit ell the priaooers for teal. WANDSWORTH. OILICIRSZD PLATS.-" TRZ BLIZDING MIN." Prederi,k hederieke, a welLkromi promoter of fairs, ap. Fused before Mr. leghesn to answer three summonses, at the iestence of Inspector Abrook of the V division, for pre senting for hire certain shim plays, called The Bleeding Nun, The Colleen Boon, and the tragedy of Death's Bra p, in a booth designated es the Prisons Alexandra's Theatre, which was not duly Sensed. Mr. Wilma appeared for the defendant, and pleaded not dung. Sergeant Xempater, SD V, said that on the night of the 16th inst. he visited the theatre, which was in a fair held Spring place, Wandsworth-road. He was in plain clothes, and mid a penny for admiadon. A tragedy wre-formed, which undentood was milled The Bleeding N un, in two beta. The description of the tragedy caused some amusement. It consisted of robbers in a matte. a wedding is a wood, and a combat, in which some of the parties were stabbed. Inspector Abrook said the defendant told him that be bad takes the ground for the fair in partnership with another man, sad that he had a ii(MICO for the theatre. The defence was that be (the defendant) bed nothing to do with the theatre, and Thomas Csrroll, one of the "lead. log" performers in The Bkeding Nun, was called to prove that he was engaged by a Hiss Lovell. Servant Kempeter stated that he paid the defendant the penny for admission, and that be ins taking money at the doors. Mr. Ingham convicted the defendant in a penalty of 101., or three months' imprisonment in default of distress. COMJIBROXIL AND MABKET& MA RH-LA.NS.-(YRDI DAY.) Although most of the eoantry marls& come rather dearer, and although the show of maniples was the demand Refill kinds of wheat of home produce was very inactive, to-day. In prices, however, compered with last week, no change took place. We were well supplied with foreign wheat. Good and fins qualities were held at full quotatioos ; but the inquiry for them was inactive. Other kinds were very dull, at barely late rates. A sample of new Kentish barley was on offer, in middling couditior. The trade was rather heavy, on former terms. Malt changed hands slowly ; nevertheless, prices were supported. Oats, the supply of which was moderate, met a dull in. quiry, at about late currencies. Beane moved off slowly, at previous rates. The show of samples was limited. There was rather more inquiry for peas, at full quotations. New hog qualities were brought forward. The supply of American flour was on the increase, whilst the flour trade was rather heavy, but at full prices. The arrivals of floating anus of grain off coast have &moulded to 60-via, 13 wheat, 26 maize, 2 barley, 2 'aloe* 8 cottonseed, 3 linseed. 4 beaus, and 2 rapeseed. Wheat has commanded rather more atten tion, and prices have been well supported. Taganrog Ghiska baa sold at 40a. to 4& 6d. ; Odessa Ohirka, 425. 41d. ; Galata, 38z. 9d. ; Banat (Watt, 394.6 d. per quarter. Two lota of Amencan flour have changed hands at 21s. to 22a. Bd. per barrel. Maize has been steady, 19 cargoes having found buyers at from 28e. 9d. to 28a. 6d.per quarter. Two cargoes on passage have realised 27a. and 28a. per quarter. Barley may be considered firm. Ibrail has rubbed 28e. Bd. In rye very little has been gamin, on easier terms. Anoff rs offering at 31s. to 31a 6d. ; Odesse, 30s. 6d. to 31a. ; Danubian, 23a. to 30e. 6d. ; mad Enos, 30e. per quarter. Beane have met a slow inquiry, at 30e. to 31a. for Egyptian, and 31s. to 325. for Barbary. Egyptian lentils hays sold at 28a. ed. Danubian millet. 110. W is held at 225. to 22a 61. per 480 lbs. Syrian den la nominal at 26a. to 281. Linseed has produced 6d. per quarter more molten, with a very moderate supply on offer. About 8,C13 quarters on possess have changed bands, at from 114 e. to file. Cal for Rut lodim The quantity of linseed now on passage to the United Kingdom thus com pered with lsat year: 1883 1862. Calcutta to London 63,006 qu. 38,017 qrs. Bombay recd Korreches to London 12,813 qrs. 9,316 qrs. Calcutta to Liverpool 7,438 qrs. 8,378 qrs. Bombay andKurrechse to Liverpool 17,450 qrs. 42,744 qrs. Rapeseed has produced la. to 2s. per router more money, with an active inquiry. Gazemt is worth 70a. ; brown Ferozepore, 60s. to 61s. ; and Calcutta, 58a. to 80e. per quarter. The supplies on peerage are se under camper. with 1862: 1863. 1862. r Calcutta to London Bombay and Kurraehee to London Madras to London Calcutta to Liverpool Bombay and Kumtchee to Liverpool 17,942 qrs. 10,216 qta. 1 1 , Cotton seed is steady, at from 71. 15s. to 81. per ton. a Very little is doing in cakes : nevertheless, wires ere sup- et attSquare Marseilles on purge have sold at 81. es . per ton ; New York, to hap, 91. 10e. ; ditto in it barrels, 10i. ; western, 91. to 91. 5a ; Marseilles, 91. to al 91. ss. ; and Loudon made, 91.155. to 101. ss. per ton. ARRIVAL or Suns.—English : Tares, 3 ; linseed, 5 ; rapeseed, 161 ; stuidry, 242 rs. Foreign maize, 4,420 qts. u EXPOITII.—Whost, 500; • 900 ; repulsed, 50 cps.; p Roar, 4,563 ewes. CUILNINT PRICIB. Itiendeir. Per Qr. I Wahl. Fassz,Kent, red, new 40 to 61 Ditto, whits.. 40 to 63 Norfolk sod Lincoln red Par Qr. I y, 0•16. L L Sestet, to 16 Wet, wtte at. II 16 to II block .. ••• Biazzr. two, / - to to to Dianna( Grinding......... SS to V Mann= PO to SY list 3O is n lisrrow !bean VT to 43 PIM Grey " atom 38 to 40 I = __ ___ ri to se Town mole; pit 180 lbs. Household ll4 to 36 Norfolk Country sad Suffolk, 30 to VI ea ehtp 3O to il OATS. a Danish and Bwedlah 17 to 23 [twat= Y —w Deolth 39 to IS 1 E8714 3 u 3l to U I , l= K to IS Derr Ors. white 3O to r Yellow 71.099. Trope+, per lack .... 37 to •1 gpaoliA,„ to Anerialul. pot Art .. 90 to 14 Canadlaa„. .. 19 to 33 7TO LONDON. IT LAND AND JULY 18 TO JULY LN- l ' 7 i, 19.11C1 NAM IMMO 11011 SI 090 SHARE LISTB.-(THH3 DAY.) Two o' The operations in the railway market today are not large, and yet the general tendency of prices is rather favourable, holders being indisposed to sell, now that the period for the payment of the half-yearly dividends is so near. Great Northern stock has risen 1 per cent., Caledonian, 3 ; and London and North Western, Great Western, and South Eastern, 4. Lancashire and Yorkshire has receded 3 per cent., and Midland 4, the news from America un favourably affecting these lime. Metropolitan shares are also flatter at 111 to 12. London and North Western stock is now quoted 1011 to 1021 ; Midland, 128 to 1 • Great Western, I u 66i to 67 ; Lancashire and York/lire, 113 to ; 111 ledouian, 1201 to 1213 • South Eastern, 911 v 924 ; Great Eastern, 531 to ; Great Northern, 129 a to 130 ; and London and South Western, 106 to 107. Indian, Canadian, and foreign lines are quiet, I and prices exhibit no variation of importance. Dutch Rhenish shares are dull. UNDLNANY IMAMS AND SIDON& Ckedus prism lido today B.b. IPd I BillarAill. I e. t .a.,. I k, 1 pad. r9L Maar V si. 57-.55;1 1;5 7::7 *co.. ill&C EOM sol iota ... Oink IN Ikai Ds. • Ds Dolls medl~ Duol.,holli, Abd..h. Tx idtabargli and giro. S. Woolen Do. • Mak.... I Do. 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Berg IL. 1! ii is" In 14 134 1,111 7D.:. - R7 0 ;;; - 1] - 2 1 46 60 42 n 11116 6 som 26 6pm liip• art U ,13 116 866 29:0 le 14 0 2 116 n, 2 Ile 1 9POI Te 3 11K 8 9pn eE • 3 ` 18 16i 2 1 dla ni 1171 U in Atli l! 44 26firk_ 2 lal 11 004 76 76) 24 14 11 pus id Ii Ifpos Id n Oidta dips ..... 11 1 / 4 11aod Bonk (Liu, Salami of Livoryool(L Do Wow Now loath Would, (Mantel Doak Ooroore smAne. of Doisad fl 14 Mg Erti IP fa Liss ) d o %Pau Ne l7.& Dag ( 1, *Alta Australia 4taad.ot atiL&AtriaaCL 1 o New Mks Amendis Us. of IteltAirtsawo nab= of Instead (Ws.). Ilake al footles 8 _l4 xd - ii .11-1 Cr it 1.. sletti xd u - Bon; Norfolk, and Suffolk 6O to 66 Ilapton sad Wan 67 to 88 Brown 014 and new st to :a Eng;lab, feed l5 to 00 to IS go;icli. red ". 70111 Per Qr. WHIM. a. Z. Dentate end Konigs berg 5O to el Rostock & heckle°. 50 to 54 Da= 46 to 60 Itantao, hard ,oft Ameiicaa, red white AO to I.s BARLEY. Grinding MI to t 7 Middling Halting 0•71. _ _ . Dutch. brew — lll to It „ too& ALLIVAIR Or GRAIN, IC., I WATER CARALLGR, FROI CLUSIVE Per Qr. t Wheat. Barley. Mall Ons 4. awns P Plow. gra ova grs. qrs. qrs. Ms win. English ... all 113 kW 606 W 1 .. 3000 lonian .. 16020 10S .... 174111 173 4 41411 110 i T0ta1.... 18686 1381 6674 1037 113 I 234 . 1U4110023 LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. ,Tllll3 DAT.) (sy sminuo AND urnazarimmi TELEGRAPH.) (►sor ORE OWN oozaserannwr.) The cotton merket opened eery animated today at d raping rates. The males will probably foot up 10,000 bake. MINCING LAr+ is.--(THIS DAY.) SUOMI. —There is a firm but not an active market for raw, but for refined the demand is still dull, and prices have a declining tendency. 001.71 Z. —For both plantation and native Ceylon very full prices are paid, with a fall amount of business doing. Tu.—For medium young Hymn sales have been effected for export ; Meek tees in limited request. Rica —About 8,030 bags have been sold, chiefly Moul mein, at Bs. Bd.; part he white Bengal at Ifs. 3d. Rut.—At very dull prices 400 puocbsous ham been sold, Melodist Leeward', at Is. lid., and Demmer& at Is. flid. f3Avrrrraz.-1,000 begs sold at tid. drapes, good at Me. 6d. ; fi ne, Va. ed. Canna. -2,200 kale' have hem sold, chiefly for arrival ; prices show a slight advance. The public melee advertised for tomorrow consist of 800 Ishda. of West India, 11.000 hags Meuritius, and I,6oolbage Madras sugar ; 150 teaks, 2,100 bap. and 180 packages Mocha coffee ; I,IGJ packages Amain tea, 5,0:10 bags ries, and sun dry drysaltery goods. TALLOW MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) -- , The 'Barbet is 'twisty. The present quotation s are u follow :—Tows tallow. 41s. 6.1., net cash ; Petenbsep Y.O. on Use spot, 435. 6d. to 445. ; October to December, to 46e. 6d. ; December, 475. PAZTICULABB OP TAILOR. 1161. .cast• UK Ma 96.666 966 6,609 1,617 8,691 646. Od. 666, Moak oil band Ws day 56.416 UAW Delivery led week 1.601 LON Ditto from let Jame . 10.677 11.729 Arrival laid week .... 1,120 1,1.3 Ditto beta Ist Jae* I 9,012 6,060 Pricelt.C.ootbe oi. this day mt 47e Od. 4.9 e. ad Ditto Town Wt Friday llla Od. Us 9d. --- - - - Arrival for the week ending 4th Aqattlaid yea, 23711caalos, and delivery, 1,443 casks. The aselwa lad week comprised 700 casks from Petersburg : 071 from Odessa: 03 from heath Ame• Asa : 0 from other plena:—total, 1.i17 arks. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) We have a large supply of hearts, and adult trade. Pricer oa the avenge an about the same = ors Monday last. bat a clearance cannot be effected. The somber of 942 mad fatale is not quite so large. yet quite to the demand. Trade is very slow at barely Thursday's quotatious. There is scarcely say sho ran= is the calf trade. From Germany sad Hoe lind there are 1,7150 beasts, 7.620 sheep, and 319 calves. Scotland, 60 bast. Ireland, 170. France, 18 calves. Norfolk rod Suf folk, 50 brans ; and 2,800 from the Northam and Mid- Counties. tar star or NM. s. . s. el Per doom of Sibs. 04. a. 4. Bodo Sod Bo 4 10 Boot Deed 111-34683 6 0 6 8 Boot ebortrboons 4 6 8 Rod tong-w 0015.... 0 00 0 Sewed ova besot, 3 38 i Do. do. noes .... 44 4 8 Odom 3 6 0 Ira t second opal. e e r 0 8 4 0 Do. do. Oben .... 4 0 4 4 lioadDooDMl-brods 0 0 0 Lamb, lento at market, 6,1)0 Shoop and loalles. 9Ec7eo; Wm. 381: Pte. NO. BOROUGH HOP MARKET..--(THIB DAY.) Meows. Patiesiden and Smith report a better demand for all deserlptioos of last year's growth at Arm rates, with a very meaty supply o the best eerie. The plantation ae• wants are on tM whole unfavourable. The Bavarian sad Bohemian report@ are no better s small mop in the former, sod a middling crop la the latter is expected. VlLdei 1100,000 ~~~1 TIM SONDAT Be Nue IN vas PARKS.—The eighth season of the Sunday bands M the parks reached the average raw length of thirteen Sundays yesterday. twelve of thew !vo.• 00 having been flee . The Immune* announced that the sea - ' .IC.°O 209,0 son would be brought to. close (weather permittiee) on Sea - la 600 day next, the hours being 5 tilt 8. From the fact of bet one Interruption having oceomul through rain, and the ... sadism's,. having been fully up to the standard, a very ••• general im • has heen created tbat the seavni has been • remarks ly favourable roe. The committee, however. my that this very impression has to some extent caused -R im support to be withheld, and they intimate that the pesos „,,, from the circles of chairs immediately marrounding the plat- .... form alone go to the toad feed. • .•.• LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE (IT =MOT= GOODWOOD.-(MONDAY). The following borne have arrived :—Aneroid, Picador, Zapettedo, Newmarket, Fig, The Clown, Cutaway, Poly meta, Rely Poly, Agra e, Warhorse, Millionaire , Aotobsette, Zorn, Lady Hylda, Douche, Brien Boni, Waterwitch, Inas. T06111k4 Fantail, Lord Clyde, Gold Duet, Maga= Booms, Jet c, Lady Fanny, Lytham, Oeseral Hes, But Sheen, Fravole, Bic/lA.lla, Apt, Chia. Arnie, Macareel, Carnival, Wine, Keane, Perseverance, Weathenpy, Black Deer, Potpie's, Linde, Roseemith, Myrtle, Tornado, Peignoir, Dolphin, Perim, Idler, Illusion, Necromancer, Soromerside, Mailman, &thud, Narbonne, Lathe. Pegarea Wien, Laughing Stock, Erythia, Clarks', Mary Copp. Ace of Clubs, Goldylocke, Mostiesama, Calliope bolt, 3 yrs, Wasp g, Pb em f, 2 yrs, Morgue, Le Fay, &Unmet, Queen of Trumps, Lady Clifden, Amin Alliance, Maid of Mesh= f, 4 re, Atulacieme, Miss Lie leg atos*, Asleep, Spicebon, and Blondin. Tar DIBTRIMIR LANCASNIEZ AND CHIBIIIRE.- The Maurice-hems Coalmine' held a meeting ea Friday ; William Cabitt, Esq., M.P., occupied the chair, and Mesas. Armitage, Dilberaglue, Lyoett, Bowes, Cotton, Marley, Barber, and Gado ware present. Mr. Pickering, the whim, Mortal that the total amount rewired. iaclud- Jag intermit, was 507,2671. 14s. 4d., of which 428.8021.12 x. 7d. had hem already remitted to the diatremed districts. The aubseriptioea received daring the week amounted to 2,1701. 15e. lad., of which 691. 7e. 44. was from bonze, asd 2301/. 7e. 9d. from acidosis& marode. Tha followiog pants were made : 1 1 Cidham, 2501. ; Glow*. MD/. ; Hooky, 601. ; Brandbottars and Charlcsworth, SOL ; Cremates, 501. ; Stsly bridge oreakokers, 601. ; Lem 751. ; Wbitwarth. 501. ; Burnley, 40 1 . ; rultwitkovuloskars, SOL ;lapylaad, SOL ;Charieswarsh I mewing clam 35/. ; Waltos.le-DaM 301 . mammon's sod I overlooked", Comptes, 301. ; Bomber-bridge, 301. ; Shaw. forth, 301. ; Now Mills, 301. ; Drayleatan, 201. ; Gloom overlookera, 301. ; Sarolsibury, 151. ; Bolton coverlookers, 151.. Crawshaw Booth, 154 ; Park-Lae, 151. ; St. John's, Citaidertee, 151. ; Ibbelseetor, 151. ; Moodblß. 151. ; over. lookers. Climb*, 151. ; Harwich, IOL ; Greenfield, 101.; Toebridge, 101. ; Pitamertbam, NC -le 1,4401. i RAIISZY AND ROL= RAILWAY. -This line has been opened foe trafik. It will be worked by the Great Northern. BTOCI ILIA& 7011CION ILLILWA' extlivi RedideAra. I OL prima I Wee. 1.11 :1 4 1 flata l li l kta.ll.6.7p.a. 2: 2:1 101 - : _ Kowa" /VW IR, $ A.B. i O. --I -1l .1 W. fir. A. Y. L 1. a. 6 ell Bewail s. Judi= .. 31 1 19 8 I.tyrst O. touthera(l. odi per - Nalra 'BO.IC W. 6 e it* 10 GO 00.4.0 e, 1100.alne . Ile 41 - &birder I. O. 1.11.1 MI 1 - We 10 rod Wilepek(L .... - - Leto 1,80.ir W. 80 - 29 19 Deka Iliolali - ...- 11 11 po id, 171 id Welds NM ill N.W. 28 It - • an lleekom ad Freer . - l9 10 $ 8 - M - Scarborough. 80.19 11. all <IL Borlas I. 8. o.6' i -.- -. Greencattle 0.1 0 6 1 B.W. 88 1 - SO all Great DmioUm's..... 1.2. IS/ 131 1 Galway lSt* 61 L MI e - ID an Jostle= - - - Valeotie llO.lll Ili N.W. 13 f - Mon Ille.lkleop I at i ta • 8 9 - Qatentatown _16 1 0 0 .0 U , W.B.W. SS e - 111 koi Da ep,alttl. 11 - Liverpool *Ai - 001 26 b 003 18 en r... at home., 37 •-• Relybeed .17 ILLY. ,12 b 0.10 Uen N. tteli it.atru 2. 3P. a. 1 74 - Pembroke 110.7:01 LB. 'Stlt - 19 2 mr. D • l o4o 6 a : a im : o .... ' Prat r 1 4 pm, - Peczahoe 30.33 00 KILL Se li - - Brost lll6 R. 96 I 0.06 U all Iltocmc.^myrnaAddle) 11 13 - Veriest MIS 10 N.N.I. 24 b - ID en Irma salad*. SO 40 -. Rochefort - 39.101119 1 Ub - Mell Pub ere Orleans ll6l NO - Plymouth .....10.28 661 I. 18 b - SI ell rortapeotnalla,loyal - - Si Weymoat't .... 16.1 et, LILL 26 b - eSn RAM IF and el.lrsozwiL 1011 171 - Portemuath ... ICU CO N.N. W. 31 c 0.13 mad Doodad - - Ueda& luso Lam. 82 a 0.18 10 at ooro Doom ... ..... 10 ts - Dover 011.11 11.1 8 b - 8 on ley* nwididt I 4 -. Yeruesth.....ll6.o MI 1. 816 - 6 ell De. 7 per mat -. neMer U all rad Maass . 91 101 9 1 Reioabui 00.17 tOi 1 11.1. 8 6 2 b 0.27 16 ell Do. pc Nat. Fmk.. 161 W 111 II IS 8 I.7pr*. 1 11ps, -. MUM* 93 ail I t 9l ”4 1 .... 917191953. WUMMIDAY. 29 all Awl* las.Vesaltam 311 21 . - : : • ' .. 4 o P°r Trra t a l :e rell) 31 1 1 i 21 4 P ail l .- ,i.r.sh.r. 8.8. W. to N.N.W., NOUS-Rut. &W. to N.W. am variable, floe. .B. net to fresh. Z. to ii. ata S.W., Wart Li to &W. and N. W. Mt I rarla .ad &moos .... 31 ft di" - m ligh . tto moderate. moderate to fresh. N 1 to 14.3.11 and 00511. 8.1 to W., Hight 6 20 an Do. do. l4l 17 i - 11 ell Wed Mode ..- -..1 : 3 1 7 0 1 - 8.8. W.,rooderste, fine. troth. Ito S.W., verlebSe. 80M-1.622. 18.0 to 8.8. W., 1110 1 .8 an De. %per cook Pref ilO 1 , .- 16 ell . eel.* IL Wad Pfllti• 13 I - to 2. esh. Dr.eta.reet=hiorav Firth to Norfolk. Weat=-Dosegelto Cora ..._ . B . W. to N.V. sad N.E., light to fresh. .E. to S.W. and N W., moderate to fresh. .E. to W., light to .Besh. oto 8.8. W., light to Leah. NortivEset=llioray Firth to Norfolk. Weetr-Doaegalto Corn wall. Bouth=Chaeuel sod French Coast& Bunch-laut=litralt o Dover to Norfolk. ozsciTroiscrrocxs. N.. OtieeN.4o.4.huadauly N IN 111Nodollit.p.s.Mar.14.0.1186 1 I. IN N 11‘. %WM U. vol. II D. at 100 W.llo.lland e 4. UM IN 00 1 1111LNILIINT 0446,044.6 .11 p.4. 46. 16r i5. DeAward I I DLO," 46.111ar.i110p.1 Ds. 4 par met. I NO Do. I reresetba. 4164611 106 04ice 0 11•6646.61.11144 tor 40. MO too Do. a• wet IC* De. 44 14411 IN totn.I644.DJOS. 4 6.44.1 PI6 1474 do I 11.6410144 4 per c01.,1874, ISO Do. M two 140 Do. I too 2...... bad NNW Ow. 6 pir am 66 ? PIO Kw Drup..046.4 p. et IV N. 'Mane (hip. 614. Ile Da..... 1471 14 lON IN De. 6p. 16. 1644.01 1416 Ur Laud 6 per mgt. ID . gays 4601 is 4 p. a. 1874 v. Gay.Op.e4at IM Av 011.944. ODA. Sramlo 10 limar.c..laa.aJuly 10. . Di. 441.. a. Avila 0 10) Ws 106 ISO 1913 101 101 911 07 ▪ 96 166 110 111 114 1111 111 111 ITS 146 116 111 Ili 106 107 102 100 110 112 110 111 196 107 101 161 HS 101 104 lOU 110 112 1116 i 107; 110 111 110 111 ler toe lu Uff, MB. I tamp. Pd I Cl. Mme• I d•i( • MINA. THE PRODUCE MARKETS LED THE HARVEST. With reference to the produce markets and to the harvest the circular of Messrs. Joseph 'Travers and Boos has the following : The rain of this week is described to have produced as imalcniably beneficial effect. sad flew each district the amounts waneuece that whether as regards quality, quan tity, or veers' feature of almost every beach of agriaul turui produce, the yield will be such as to mum 1863 to stand RS the moat memorable year in farming annals. Perhaps this is more especially the cues is England than is any other country, but from every part of the continent, except from eoutbern Russia, where the heat and drought • has been severs, the advice. are more or less similar. The PVCRVIiSO of she visage in the various wine greying countries is, of coarse, equally benefited. Under • all these circumstances. it is imputable to doubt that OW manufacturing trade will matins, rapidly to develop itoeifs so as to make up for the interruption in that branch which bee hitherto depended on oaten, and that throughout all classes of the population there will be a capability of pur chasing and enjoying more even than the ordinary Ecaliah amount of artieks of food and luxury, which cannot fail to operate powerfully as the products marketo, and that a 100 degree of contentment will prevail that alicald be the bed Illtj t guarantee for the preservation of pesos is Pampa 109 T _ , - , 10% - - 107 ~►~i Mk I BErf7Bll POINIZOSIONIL IL I I'd I 31411.. n I 431.1"i11g0r womb. a N. , F. 1-ii I I 'ln Fs I 7di 17 — iii -- .PICAPTCI4I7a Liu. Noir Do.. tiv.. C Sham: IS 44 lff 103 1 14 pm 1 1 pm 1 1 St r_. l " 41 liee I 1,7}17} 77} 7 -. 1011 Ili 12 •i 5 Spa Eds. keg. 1, lett Da My% LIPTS.MIO - di S. lesions OmpotolDoce • worm Denserarsap.e.par.wel Said ladles gsa..i p. Do. G. Iztosolos Do. H. do Wood Thuds al Ono& %. lit pref. Made Do. do deferred Do. tradeL Bonds Do. do. deferred Do. trd pref..enek I Do. ao. aeferred Do. 4th prof. Wet Do. do. deferred lewd Mass Postwar 10,000 MON 10,660 1,010 *MO 6,000 616.780 MOOD 6.011 110410 110410 1177,006 10,000 10,000 Pa , Do. January. 11163 .. OA din= 114 rt 01.11.21 53 i 6 _ 1031 3 90 i ci ai I i Id - lb. New - D0.69636•V""76 D0.0p.66 M tad Loam Numb Madera Gam. Dor Do. do. I gt . Do. 0 our it Do. Fifth exteeoloa Makb. and Adobe = Drearwlek edam A sad B I N. D e af Canada p. e goo 6 per one Do. DOM do. Do. do. do 10. Coo 116,000 WNW 106,001 WOO IKON et 004 10000001 SOOO lase 107 e IMI 109 1414 104 107 ICB 1 1 0 i li pm 1 li OM We ri" 22 - 66 65 46 67 60 46 64 as 117 II 96 II 96 1071 1001 1 It re 106,1 1071 11 11} 9 1 9 2 dig 97 IEO 90 02 9 1 97 , 90 j rt 1061 107 e 101 102 64 66 04u*t. Nt2 ii:iii NAM Mt( i. P A •• ono I 6 84 86 167 M xn 11 167 ! Pak Eft — . r: .s so Da Id.at.notaio.ol Z 03 It6l MI 1024 'sous. basta•Modata titad Maturate IL Mall Ma.) audrallia Apical— • • lona Wsissineks Bombay Oar. Ltialted Brit Lawrie= Lad !B-ft.* Mei 11141.I•a• • • British Ira.. 107 i i .... 11 i 1671 au . ..cts Land CaaatiaAgsnayAsio.tL; Ceytoo Company Cop. M. Pr•L WC rpial OLD, Do. P 116 1 .0011 Do. D. Oi. Pam. DO , LlatlabokmAgem7. l • 4f0444...• 141. . :~aCam.rPrG.lL~ liii 11 1 1 II I. ft_ Raz VA• . r0t g . ,, 0.. •.. G.CreditiFhLot Lou L Gen. steam gnaw, Great Ship alirdied( . Do. IT; pPr rout. Pn(f ladian Carrylast (LA . Intorast.flaso.iim (L 5 Haan Iznirstiou essis( .;..1-1 Einids Joint Stock 'Liken Tea ( , Lnn. Digriet laa. Maenad Asia Loa. am. linalbab U. Illkdrai brigs. t Nan Zs. Tel. (La IteLltaa, Oar., &Wig. Natalloadbeco.ol).(L) Nataaal Uucosall Norbadeacoidalroa,L; Da New N2../and teed'. (La N. RN{. e sends.. •' Noes Seells a. sad L (1. %I - 26 - 0 0 in si OnieNA Ass Onia. 116. WM.) i Pa Si I n ilk 116 114 118 first WI eis I i 166 1 . Ir. iipoi -V ii WPM i 28 _ i? 1 I# 14 Ws : 2 lips i r 2 1 1- 1 12 pm it pm 42 it 245441 i 1 f f fo 1 5i as St is 78 80 16 1 18 pm 2 es 20 11 Si le 111 17 i 1 9= 66 68 140 I!. Fa 7.71 I - - Dui /Aver Lad lila Dods. modes. Pearl Do. Now DAl lws Rio Warn. Malta Masa .... krt. Inglis,. S.Atekra brkpasv.(L emir Ameba= Mad Tebarebe TaL Twee .. Tramala.ool7.Cosada •,, F•rge.", ' , A. IL.) . Tia Diuseles TAM— . PRIIIIMKNCE S 4as (adamishls 44 , 4 pa met., 9L ss SS i tia to il MINEI3.-(THIS DAY.) I •M; laday I le I p.m. 107! 8 71 - 1014 9 5i omit.), 1001 ; ditto Two °Two& The mining market is quietto-day, with a limited amount of business. East Caradon shares are in strong demand, and have risen IL, the present quotations being 32} to On the other had, East Basest have receded to 77 to 79, and Kitty St. Agnes to SI to f. New Martha are quoted 31 to f. Wheal Ludoott shares have been dealt in at S and 2 1 . Yudanamutana shares are inquired for, and Santa Barbara dull. Other oolonial and foreign mines are quiet. NAVAL AND MILITARY. PORTSMOUTH, JULY 26. The Ardent, 3, paddle sloop, Commander J. Z. Pariah, arrived at Spfilmed yesterday from the south-emit coast of America, and mailed for Woolwich to pay off, bar ing been nearly four years in commission. The Widmer Castle, Indiaman, arrived at Spithead during the night of Friday, from Kurrachee, with military invalids, who will be tra erred tomorrow to Motley Hospital. The Herefordshire, Indiaman, arrived at Sptthead during the night of Friday, from the Thames, to embark the right wing of the sth Lancer', for conveyance to India. The Blenheim, hired sailing transport, has embarked the remainder of the 2nd battalion of the 20:/th Regiment, for conveyance to Calcutta. The Fochantrass, steam yacht, Muter John E. Petley, sallied this morning for Woolwich, to be in attendance on the Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty, _while on their annual tour of impaction to the various &Agent& WEATHER REPORT.-(THIS DAY.) MONEY MARKET -MEMO DAL) dOwcw. The stock markets generally retain • very dull appearance. Uncertainty with regard to the Polish question continues to induce speculative sales. The funds, however, are well supported at Saturday's prices, being strengthened by con tinued investments on the part of the public ; and the market for home railway stocks retains ita position as one of the steadiest departments at the Stock Exchange. Foreign securities, on the otber hand, are still suffering severely, and to-day pre sent a further and almost general fall. A bad effect has been produced by news of a fresh de cline this morning on the Paris Bourse. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Renter opened at 66fr. 70c., being rather more than per cent. lower than on Saturday. Consols are now quoted 924 to 3 for money, and 92 11 16 to 1316, or 921, for the amount (Aug. 6). The official business report is as follows :-Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 924, 4,1, ; ditto for account, 921, 1 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 921, 03 ; New Three per Cents., 921, 934 ; Bank Stock, 2374 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1081, 108 ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1004, 1; ditto Bonds, 16e. prem. Foreign stocks are generally lower, including Greek, Egyptian, Turkish, Spanish, Portuguese, Pe ruvian, and Italian. Greek Bonds have declined per cent., being now quoted 324 to 1. Spanish Passive are last marked 31/, and the Certificates, 111. Mexican Bonds were in demand in the morning, and improved, but have since re lapsed, and now show dulness. The Turkish Loan of 1854 is steady at 921 to 93, but that of 1858 is lower, at 691 to 70 ; that of 1862 f lower, at 661 to 4, and the Consolid4s f worse, at 484 to 3. Transactions are recorded as follows :-Austrian, 1859, 82, ex div. ; Egyptian, 103 ; ditto "Fond issue, 1031, 108; Greek, for account, 321, 33, 324 ; ditto Coupons, 14f, ; Italian, for account, 691, 704, ex div. ; ditto Maremniana Railway, 78, ex div. ; Mexican, for account, 364, 4, 353 ; Peruvian, 1862, for account, 851, 86, ex div.; Portuguese, 1856, 1857, 1889, 1860, and 1862, 471, ex div. ; ditto, for account, 471, 4,4, ex div. ; Russian, 1822, 934, 94 ; ditto 1862, 921, 911, 1 ; Spanish, far ac count, 54, ex div. ; ditto Passive, for account, 311, 4,4, 1; ditto Certificates, for account, 12, 111 ; Turkish, 1854, for account, 924 ; ditto 1858, for account, 691, 70, 691, 3 ; ditto 1862, for ac count, 661, 4, ex div. ; Venezuela, 1862, for ac count, 56f. The news from America, being regarded as very unfavourable to the cause of the South, the Confede rate Loan has declined 31 per cent., the present quotation being 74 to 61 die. Italian scrip is quoted par to prem., and Venezuelan, 2to 1 dia International Financial shares have declined to 31 to 4 prem. ; and General Credit and Finance to 4to prem. London Financial are steady, at 14 to 14 pram. The shares of the Hudson's Bay Company and those of the Egyptian Trading Company are again rather lower-the former at I to Of dia., and the latter at 3 to 1 prem. The China has arrived from New York with 80,0001. in specie ; the Bavaria, from the same port, with 17,0001. ; and the Glendower, from Port Phillip, with 31,0001. We have received a copy of the prospectus of the Patent File Company (Limited} This undertaking is formed with • very respectable board, comprising every requisite practical element to manufacture B'es by machinery in lieu of hand labour, thus ensuring a material reduction of cost and improve ment of quality. Great advantages are claimed for the machines to be used by the company, and are attested by reports from many eminent manufac turers. The first works are to be erected in Bir miogbaro, where cheap fuel and materials, as well as skilled artisans, are to be obtained in abundance. A description is given of the contract which bas been made with the proprietor, Mr. Allinson, for the purchase of the patents. With the exception of 3,0001. in cash, which is to be handed to him upon the execution of the transfer, be is to receive no further payment whatever until the company shall have realised a net profit of 10 per cent. upon the paid up capital. The capital is fixed at 103,000 i. in 10,000 shares of 101. each, of which it is estimated that not more than 50,000/. will be required to set the works in full operation. Subjoined is a statement (from Mr. Slaughter's Weekly List) of the railway calls falling due in the month of August. The amouner Sh t is small. Ainoaat pam Dna Already Number Due tn Aug ord and Dana Paid. Call. °Mares. Amount. Bradf 14 1711: L 6 shares ISM Metropolitan Yam , Moe shares Midland Lies. sharce 27 64 10 0 160,000 15.0,000 Ditto LS shares. 166 a. U 1 10 0 12$000 126,04 1 0 S. Staffordshire 1100 per cent. Pref. on allot. dept. 26 0 0 not known. Total In Au Total called In eight months of 1E63.... £.5.076.104 The half-yearly meeting of proprietors of the Bank of Australasia will be held on the 17th August. The half-yearly meeting of the London and South Western Railway Company is called for the 13th August, and that of the London and Blackwell Railway Company for the 11th August. A petition for the winding up of the London and Provincial Provident Society is to be heard before the Master of the Rolls on the 3rd August. Vice-Chenoellor Kindersley proposes on the 3rd August to make a call of 61. per share on the contributories of the Greet Western Coal COM.. P 4n i• We are requested to state that the share list of the Oil Seed Crushing Company will be closed on Saturday nest. _ _ SATURDAY EVilnia... Console, which closed yesterday sellers," for the 6th August, were first marked this morning 921, and, after touch ing 921 to I, closed at 92f to 1. The price for money was the same as for the account. The official hilliness report is as follows ;—Tliree per Cent. Consols, for money, 92f, 4 ; ditto, for account, 921, I,f ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 93, 921; New Three per Cents., 93, 921 ; Bank Stock, 238 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1081, 108. The India Flit, per Cent. Stock remains steady, at 108 to 1, and Er.chequer Bills at par to 3i. prem. The foreign stock market was depressed, owing to a decided preponderance of sales. A fresh fall has taken plson in the shares of the new Financial companies. International closed at 4 to 41 prem., General Credit at i to # prem., and London at 11 to If prem. Hudson's Bay shares have declined to 1 to a die, and Egyptian Trading to to 14 prem. In the market for bank shares the alteration con sisted of a decline of about 10s. in Imperial Otto man and London Joint Stock Bank. In miscel laneous shares, Oriental Inland Steam have reeeled. Ocean Marine shares closed to-day at 111 to r prem. ; Universal Marine, f to t dia. ; Thames and Mersey, 21 to 34 prem. ; Corneserelal Union, 21 to f prem. ; North British and Mercantile, 1 7} to ; and Oriental and General Marine, 14 to prem. The nominal closing quotations for shares in new undertakings to-day were as follows.; --City of London Hotel, Ito 1 prem. ; Company of African Merchants, 1 to 1 prem. ; Oil Seed Crushing, ilia to 1 prem. ; Oriental Hotels, Ito 1 prem. ; razn and Portuguese Bank, d du. to prem.; B Marine Investment, to 1 prem. ; and Copenhagen Rail way, to 1 prem. 48b2,281 DO as a. ~ '1 I