The Express. — London, England, 1867-07-10 00:00:00

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF COMMONS.—(THIS DAY.) The SPEAKER took the chair at noon. THE LATE MR. SCHOLEFIELD. Mr. NEWDE4 ;ATE, whil,t presenting, on behalf of the late Mr. Scholetield, a petition from Birmingham, most numerously signed, against the Sunday Trading Bill, took that opportunity of alludi • to the melancholy event which had so sudden y A eprn•ed the House of Commons of a valuable member. Ho was sure that the house would join him in the deep regret be felt for the less of one who was equally remarkable for his personal amiability of character, Ids assidurrur !retention to his parliamentary duties, his unswerving devotion to his political principles, and his conciliatory demeanour towards everyone with whom he came in contact. Ad the senior member of the district of which the late Mr. Scholefield's constituency formed so important a portion he (Mr. Newdegate) felt that he was only performing an act of duty in offering this slight tribute to the memory of the late member for Bir mingham. (The bon. member's observations were received with tokens of marked approbation from both sides of the house.) FOREIGN CATTLE. _ Mr. CANDLISH wished to ask the Vice-President of the Council by what law is it forbidden to remove foreign cattle from the vessel in which they are imported into another vessel wit"out their having been landed and con ved to an adjoining port. Lord H. BIONTAOII believed that what was referred to was in accordance with a rule of the Cuatoma with regard to the transshipment of goods and cattle. EDUCATION OF THE POOR BILL. ..... Mr. MOTE, in moving the second reading of this bill, raid it was nearly twelve yearn since a me sure having the same object was brought forward by the Secretary at War, and eleven years since a more comprehensive measure than Sir John Pakington's was introduced by Lord John Russell and rejected. The bill which now stood for a second reading was hued on the principle 'hat due provision ought to be made by the state for the education of the labouring classes. The education commissioners found that one in seven and three-quarters of the whole population were re ceiving some kind of education ; whereas in Prussia atten dance at schools amounted to one in six and a quarter ; Not only was the proportion inferior in this country to that in Prussia, but the education given was not generally no good. The commissioners stated that the bulk of the educated children lived in the towns. There was the greatest inequality as between one part of the country and another in reference to the ree , •iot of aid from the state. The right lion. member then sited the statistic, of educa tion in the metropolis obtaineu ey the Bishop of London for the purposes of Iris fund, and said that supposing, as he contended, oils-sixth of the population ought tobe attending school, there were 170,000 children that ought to be and were not receiving education. He also quoted the report of the Children's Employment Commission to show the defective state of education among the children of London in various dietricta ; adding that his inquiries on the subject had impressed him with a feeling of deep respect for the metropolitan clergy. (Cheers.) In Man. cheater there ought to he $2,000 children attending school, but in reality the number was only 48,000, and Mr. Fraser, one of the commissioners, stated that of those who were absent, two-thirds were so because they were at work, and the remainder because they were idle. He then alluded to the statistics of education in Birmingham, Bristol, Newcastle-under-Lyne, Merthyr Tydfil, and other places, an strengthening thu case for further legislation. Lord Russell, Mr. Lowe, Mr. Cowper, and other authorities on the subject had declared that in their opinion the present system was quite inadequate. It had been assumed by the clergy that the present sys tem was a national one ; but, in point of fact, it was only a system of drawing out voluntary agency. (Hair, hear.) The right hon. gentleman then proceeded fo examine the various schemes proposed in reoent years for the improvement of educatinn. Hisown bill was permissive, and its object was to enable any borough or district to levy a rate for the maintenance of existing schools, and where neces sary, for the purpose of erecting and maintaining new schools. There was to be a school committee to whom was to be entrusted the management of the funds without interfering with the discipline or the instruction, either religious or secular ; aml the children were not to be com pelled to receive any religious instruction to which their parents objected, or to attend a place of worship. It was proposed to extend the provisions of the bill tonightschools. [Left sitting.] THE UNION BAN% OP LONDON.-(THIS DAY.) This day the ordinary general meeting of share holders was held in the London Tavern ; Mr. LACRIZ in the chair. The following report was read : " The directors have to report that the net profits of the bank for the six mooths ending 30th June last, after payment of all charges (including the sum of 71,867/. 44. 8.1. paid and due to customers on their current and deposit accounts), are 122,042 J. 13s. 10d., which, with 9..0,4.16/. 10s. 9,1. brought forward from 31st December last, amount to 221,4791. 41. 7d. It will be in the recollection of the proprietors that at this time last year we were but slowly emerging from one of the moot disastrous monetary crises that have ever been expe rienced, and although your directors were then in hopes this bank would surfer but little loss on that account, they nevertheless deemed it prudent to carry forward an unusually large amount of undivided profit which was again considerably augmented in December last. From the unfavourable result of several important accounts then open, your directors now oonsider it advisable to appropriate a sum of 60,0001., which they believe will be ample to meet all contingencies that may arise from this source, and which will reduce the amount of a va il a bl e profit to 161 , 479/. 4s. 7d. Out of thissnm your directors now de dere a dividend at the usual rate of 11 per cent. per annum, ands bonus of 5 per cent. on the paid-up capital, being with the dividend paid in January last, 22) per cent. for the put 12 month., clear of income tax. After payment of the dividend ant bonus, amounting to get her to 150,000/., there will remain an unappropriated Wane* of 11,479/. 4s. 7d. to be carried forward to profit and loss new account. It will be perceived that your directors, in the form in which th e y now p resen t their accounts , have separated the amount of acceptances from the otber liabili ties of the bank, and they have stated in an inner column ' the amount of cash and remittances in hand against which these acceptances are granted. They have further ap pended a statement of similar particulars for each half of the preceding five years, which will chow the pro prietors how important an element this forms in the busi ness of the bank, and how ample is the provision at all times in band to meet these liabilities at the fixed periods at which they fall due. In accordance with the provisions of the deed of settlement, the directors ap pointed Archibald Cockburn, Esq., of GO, Mark-lane, London, a dir ec t or i n th e room o f John Gi lchri.t, Esq., deceased. There will be three vacancies in the direction, caused by the retirement in rotation of William Wilson Scrimgeour, Esq. and Leo Schuster, E sq ., un d er the pro visions of th e dee d: of settlement, and by the lamented decease of the late John Scott, lEsq. : and Mr. Scrimgeour and Mr. Schuster beino eligible. offer themselves for re election. Dolma Hoyle, Esq., a duly qualified proprietor, has given notice of his intention to become a candidate at such meeting for the office of director, in the room of John Scott, Esq., deceased. "General balance:—Dr.—Liabilities: To capital,lo/. per share paid up on 60,000 shares, 600,0001. ; 51. per share added out of reserved profits, 300,0001,; 15 /. per share paid up on :0,000 shares, 1864, 300,0001.-1,200,1200/. ; due by the bank on current accounts, deposit receipts, including interest accrued, 10,614,718 17s. 7d. liabilities on nocept ancee (cover in hand amoun ti ng t o 10,114,000 f.), 7,342,404/. Ge. 4d.-17,957,123& as. 11,1. ; reserved fund, invested is Consols, as per contre,3oo,ooo/.; buildings investment account, 72,0001. ; rebate on bill not due, 11.683 6 . Ils. Id. ; balan ce at credit of profit and loos, 101,470?. 4s. 7d.-19,702,285/. 19s. 7d. Cr.—Assets.—Oash is the bank, 874,940/. 10s. Gd. ; cash in Sank of England, 828,70111. 7s. 10,1. • cash lent at call, 1,716,000/. ; together, 3,419,6471. 4s. 4d.; investments in government stock, Exchequer Rills, debentures, lee., 1,381,521/. 4s. Ad. ; 337,0781. 13s. Consols reserved feed, :00,0001. ; bank premises, consisting of freehold buildings in Princee street, Blonsion-house.street, Argyll-plaoe. Fleet-street, and Chancery-lane, and le ases and fixtures of No. 4, pall-mill East, 223,508/. lfis. 6d. ; loans, bills dis counted, de., 14,172,6081. 125. Id. ; total, 19,702,283/. 19e. 7d. "frofit and Imo account : —Dr.: Dividend at the rate of 15 per cent. per annum, 90,0001. • bonus, 5 per cent., 4 0,0001. to g eth er , 150,000/. ; bala nce, being undivided Profit carried forward to the next half.year, 11,4791. 4s. 7 4.--Totsl, 161,479/. 44. 7d.—Cr.: profit unappro priated on 31st December, 1866, 99,436/. 10s. 9d. ; commit now written off to doubtful debts account, WBO/. 39,436/. 10e 9d.; amount of net profit of the Ll.year ending 30th June, 1867, after deducting all ex . mes, and interest, paid and due 71,8671. 44. Bd.), allowed lo customers on their current and deposit accounts, 13.. 10.1.-161,479/. 4s. 7d. " The following is a similar statement of liabilities on '" , Ptancea for the five previous yearn-1862, June " ,- Ptuices, 3,635,000/. ; against cover of 5,414,000/. 1863, June acceptances, 5,516000/., against cover . of 7,448,0001. !* * 4. June acceptances, 9,115,000/ ; against cover of 'jig VOW. 1865, June acceptances, 7,330,0001. against o-- of 8,614.000/. 1866, Jane acceptances, 9,164,0001.; imnst enter of 10,916,0001. 1862, December acceptances, 4,10.0e0/. ; against cover of 5,763,0001. 1863, December acceptnnee.. 7,127,0001.; against cover of 9,438,000/. 1861, beeeniher acceptances, 8,525,0001. ; against cover of 11 . 1° J. 01 0/. 1865, December sen•ptances, 7,640,0001. &client cover of 9,655,000/. 1866, December acceptances, ; against cover of 10,297,0001." The CHAIRMAN, in moving the adoption of the report, clpmeted his own deep regret and that of his colleagues in the hoard at the lass sustained by them and the bank 1 1 the d ea th o f M r. Scholefield. (Hear.) He might also state that Mr. Hoyle bad withdrawn his candidature for a sant at the board. He regretted that the etate of commercial affairs had not attained that steadiness _which was so much definable, and therefore they yenned it expedient to app ro p r i a t e 60,0001. to 14 eet all contingencies that may arias from this source. With regard to the accounts wi.h the railways- - tbe Brighton and Great Eastern—he might say that they had not sustained a penny of loss on these accounts, nor did he expect that they would sustain any. (Hear, hear) They had received their interest in due course, and be bad only to add that Hier:was nothing discouraging in the con dition of the bank. Mr. HErvE4 expressed his satisfaction at the separation in the accounts of the acceptances from the liabilittes. In reply to It PROPRI ET4,R The i'icuitmAs stated that they lent to the extent of 7 per cent. on theyreference stock of the Brighton Corn. pany. They held ,00,0001. of that stock. Besides this they held the collateral security of the Brighton Company. The report was adopted. A Pi u suggested the propriety of issuing the report three or four days before the meeting. It would have saved him the trouble of a journey of over 200 miles if he had known the contents of the report. The CHAIRMAN said that they were obliged to hold their meetings on the second Wednesday in January and July. The accounts were closed on the 30th of June, and they bad only nine or ten days to draw up the report and pre pare the balance-sheet. Mr. Ma RIMGEOUIt was unanimously re-elected a di rector. When the name of Mr. Schuster was proposed sonic opposition was manifested, founded on the report of the Committee of Investigation on the affairs of the Brigh ton Company. One proprietor expressed his astonishment at the "audacity" of Mr. Schuster in coming forward to seek for re-election. Mr. WILSON, a director, observed that they were elect ing a director of the Union Bank and not a director of the Brighton Company. Mr. Schuster had not been a director of the Brighton Company for 18 monthz. Mr. SCHIMTER said he had no objection to leave the board, although be should regret leaving colleagues with whom he had been acting in harmony for 15 years. With regard to the report of the committee of investigation, he characterized it as violent, untrue, and libellous. and asked those who read that report to read his reply to it before they condemned him. He had been for • - ,0 years at the head of several commercial establishments in the city of London, and he defied any one to bring a charge against hi. honour. On a show of hands the re-election of Mr. Schuster was carried. The election of a director in the room of Mr. Scott, for which Mr. Nottidge is at present the only candidate, was postponed for the decision of a special meeting. The proceedings then terminated. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE (lIT TELBORAPH.) READING MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) THAMES HANDICAP. Seven furlong& Mother of Pearl, The Vampire, 'Vigilant, and Rally are ABBEY STAKES. Five furlongs. Frailty c, Beery Dixon, Cock of the Walk, Englishman, Bagpipe, Janet Rawcliffe, Milton, Grimeton, Benefactress, and Pyrenees are here. STEWARDS' PLATE. Seven furlongs. Gordian Knot, Vahalathus, Overture, Monitor, Toma hawk, Sweet Boy, Olivia, Dutch Admiral, Rinaldo, Com pound Householder, Duet, Magpie, Cromwell, and Porter's Knot are here. NURSERY PLATE. Seven furlongs. Seotehman's Pride, Lietor, Janet Rftweliffe, Vortigern, Balaton'', The Lamb, Adjutant, Etiquette, Elmira, Penin sula, Keliora, Merry Andrew, Duffer, King Forest, Bag pipe and Moreau& I. are here. 109 100 too 100 100 ILIIIIMINN THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, JULY 10, 1867. KING'S MEADOW STAKES. Three-quarters of a Mile. . _ Wortior, Crown Prince, Monitor , Vampire, Vigilant, Rustic B eauty, La Mute, Heliotrope, Cromwell, and Mexico are here, STAND PLATE. Half-a-mile. Mn. Stratton, Alberta, Dick Turpin, Cromwell, Lute, Elegance, 'Thermometer, Lictor, Lord Paramount, Bessie Dixon. and Mignonette are here. NATIONAL RIFLE ASSOCIATION.-/THIS DAY.) The camp this morning presented a more ani mated appearance than it has done any day during the progress of the meeting, in consequence of a considerable acquisition to the numbers of volunteers in camp, who have come in for the purpose of shooting for the Queen's Prize. This prize, as is now well known, draws together volunteers from every part of the kingdom, and every corps or battalion of importance is here represented, and send their best men to endeavour to obtain the coveted honour. This prize is shot for in the first instance by the whole body at the respective ranges of 200, 500, and 600 yards, which determines certain minor prizes, and from a considerably reduced number of the best marksmen are taken those qualified to shoot in the second stage and ascertain who is really to become possessor of the Queen's medal. The number of entries for the Queen's prize is 2,050 against 2,190 of last year. Soon after 9 o'clock the different corps were paraded in front of the Council Tent, and then they were marched off to the different firing points, 26 targets being used for the competitors for the Queen's Prize. The shoot ing then commenced, but had made but little progress when this was despatched from the Common. DEATH 01 MR. BCHOLITIZI.D, M.P. BIR MINGHAM, TOMMY Esininta.—lntelligence was received here from London this evening of the death of Mr. Scholefield, M.P. for this borough. He was first nomi nated on the death of his father, in 1844, but was de feated by Mr. Spooner, the nomination of the late Mr. Sturge h►ving caused ► disunion amongst the liberal party. At the election in 1847 he was returned in conjunction with Mr. Muntz, and has been returned from that time uninterruptedly to his death. Mr. Scholefield was highly esteemed by all classes in the borough, irrespective of party. The Birmingham Post of to-day says :—" The hon. member expired at 3 o'clock yesterday afternoon, at his lodgings in London. For • considerable time pest Mr. Scholefield had been in failing health, suffering from general debility, complicated by heart disease ; but, though his condition occasioned much anxiety to his friend', this sud denly fatal termination was not anticipated. Only afew days ago the writer of these lines saw him at his lodgings, and again in the House of Commons, when be spoke of himself with some cheerfulness as being stronger than he had been. On Thursday last he was reported seriously ill ; but so recently as Saturday • letter was received from him by a friend in Birmingham, in which he said, ' Though still ailing, I am better.' On Monday he attended, as usual, to his parliamentary duties, and presented a petition from Birmingham. L►ter in the evening, he wrote to his partner, Mr. J. D. Goodman, saying that his health was more favourable than it was a few days previously. Yesterday morning, however, • sudden and alarming change took place. Shortly before two o'clock, a telegram was received stating th►t Mr. Seholefield was dangerously ill ; and so rapid was the progress of the attack that at about three o'clock yesterday afternoon he died." A few days since there was a rural fete held in Wilton Park, by permission of lady ilerhest of Lea. 8,000 persons were present. The Owl says that the wet of the entertainment to the Sultan will cause a charge on the revenue of India of 10,0001. The harvest has commenced in Hungary and in the southern provinces of the empire, and promisee to be magnificent. The weather is exceedingly favourable. The Triestcr Zeitung %Was that during the last few days considerable orders for grain had arrived from England, and the agents sent by the corn merchants to Hungary in consequence bad already bought up more than two mil lion of metzen—nearly four million bushels. The French have been making large purchases, chiefly in Hungary, for some time past. The Viceroy of Egypt has accepted an invitation from the President and Council of the Royal Agricultural Society of England to be present at the opening of the show ►t Bury St. Edmund's, on Monday, the 13th inst., and will leave town by an early train, so as to reach Bury in time for breakfast in the ahowyard at noon. As the Viceroy takes deep interest in agriculture and has done more than any other foreign ruler in introducing English machinery (he has more than 100 steam ploughs) into his country, it is fortunate that his visit should occur at a time when the largest cmUectioa of agricultural imple meats ever made can be seen. Lymington, in Hanta, has ceased to be a salt producing place. Bakeries have been in existence there for nearly 900 yaws. At the commencement of the present century upwards of 5,000 tons were produced there in one year. _ _ Raphael Semmes, of Alabama notoriety, ie ad vacating female suffrage. Nearly all the batt'e geld/ around Richmond, in the United States, are now sown with pain. SNARE LIST&-(THIS DAY.) ()ROMANY ROLL= AND RIOCNIL irawars I Cllng or r y ies . I ietritrla.7 11Moped sad imam .....1 79 81 109 111 86 66 3 5 S. S. 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Zest g o . 6 r Do. do. 6do l ast Indian go. 6 do Do. L Shares °mod Trunk of Canadal I Do. Equip. Y. B. et. Do. lei preL Bonds Do. Sod preL Bonds Do. Srd pest Stock Do. sth pref. Stock ;Graf Wien Peninsula Do. CUL &per mot.. Do. New d 0..... I L oflndla. g. !pat. of Weston et teaada Bds. pay. UM Do. do. do. 1.8714. , tedian ch(Umited) Wadies ruz. 6 p. not Do. do. Of d 0... Do. do. did 0... Do. Fifth Erten/goo tieboon'sßay Do. 6 p. at., pay.lBB . o Do. 6p at, pay. 1866 N.& otCon.dp Solndo, rut. 6 wallah. Do. Data du.. __ Do. do. do._ De. Panjoab do. —.. Do. Wm 6t not do. JOINT OTOS' RLNL& BANK:. Irdlctj 4 1:00i) 111,0001 (1001 1 1 5: bm . Look klAm.) A. 1 100 41111110411.1;')i;X 100,000 10 Anglo Amiens'. 40,000 20 Anglo lgyptian_dln; . .) 20,000 10 Anglo 1411= ( 1.4=1%8d) 10,000; 40 Australsals 1;600 10 BankotßritlahColumbla 12,600 20 Do. New, teeoedl pm 10,000 16 Bank of Egypt 11,000 10 Bank of Otago (Limited) 10,000 60 ' BankolVietoria,AnsMal 00,000 10 Bank of New Zealand 20,000 60 British dCallfurtilan(L ) 10,000 60 British N. Americo 00,000 10 C. Bk. India, Ans., China 90,000 16 Clara Mar. of Ind* Om. 60,000. 20 aty _ 10,000 100 Colonial . L 60,00 01 10 Coissolidat4 60,000 10 I Do. do. New 101:1 60 Delhi and London 10, 60 LA London (LindMd) 60,000 20 Eastern Ezehange(Lim.) 06,000: 30 English and Amerman. 10,000 10 Eng.Bankkt.deJaneiroL 10,000, 10 Eng ileotAkAnal. Chertd 10,000, 60 English andllwedish (L.) 10,000 100 I Imperial Bonk (Umited) 50,600 20 Imperial Ottoman 0,000 26 ' lonian 6,000 ; 26 I Do. New 1110,000' 20 Land Most Bk. India(L) NOOOOllOO I Do.WaDeh,l644,lloyre 10,000 60 Loo.BLoUteMoo,,ta (LP 111,000 100 London and Braalllaa 1 12,0013 10 Do. New 14000 100 Landau& ItiverPlateaa 10000, 16 Do. Now Im. at lipm .0.1100 U Do. do. do Ka* 10 Loa. at. Bonk el Amid. 117,100' 60 London and County.... 1;600 20 Do. do. New I 13.016, SO tondos Joint Stock_ UAW ft Load= Smith African, MI Lea. lk &W (16m.) 1 SAN' MI Landau .111 Von estern sintaia(l.); MOM 110 on I WillealaMilr WO 100 Morebent Bank (Um.) 1 0,100110 Do. New wool Mercantile&Ezenan(L ). %NM 10 Metropolitan (Umited)i 11,010 100 Midland Bank (Lira.) —1 111.610,_S Mama of Anstralatial . 10,0711103 10,000100 10.000 SO 10,000 AO 10,01/0 10 10,000 10 10.000 U 11,110 00 10,000 100 10000 10 10,000 25 17,061 100 10,000 100 40,0(0 11 (o,oao 100 *O'S 00 _ -..1 66 66 T Opel di. 13 15 - r!!1 ••• dhl .. dif •-••-• dl, 2 liithi RatlOotal of 1.47eep001: N. Pro. of Luniand Natio nal tnd Bank I 3rd hone- New South Wales North Woollens Drumlin! Bank Corpora. ProvlialtanidniCorp.(L), Trevino. of Ireland Do. do. New. . I South Australia ...... I Stand. of B. & Africa Do. de. ma at s pia Union of Analeslia Delon of Ireland (La)l Union of IwoA..n _ • Call pendl 100,000 960,00019r1166001a5.6p.ct.,1871 Do. 1896 06a. Gov.. p. a, 187786. - Do, *wok Ifsb.dtAus. - , Do. 6perct.Mar.&iip. 4,814806 Do. 11 par ctJan.b..july 666,8 u. Do. 6 !per of. Ins. Mara 100,000. Cs, 'sot 0 Hopsllpsr.lB73 Do. d 0.18804900 ' Do. do. 188040 1 Du. do. 18904,1 1:4, - 000 D0.6p.udp.&061.1900 100,000 Ceylun,l4 IN! 9, 6 p.st 160,000 Do. 1878, do.. 1,000,000' Do. 1871 d 0... 100,000 Mauritius 4 plc rd.,1871 900,000 Do. 1878 1017,000 Do. 1881 900,000 Do. 1896 106,000 NotalGov.64.o.Ap.&oo. 166,000 New Brana.Gov.6porct. 1,114,800 Now South Woks Dov.. 4. owl, 1871 to 1876 4471.800. Do. 6p. 0.1886 to 1895 860,000. Lk,.6p.c.r,1867 to 1876 160,000 Nur Zealand Opte coot. 1.000,000 Do. Apar cottt. 600.000 Do. 6 per cent. 1091 360,000 D0.d0.1691 June& Dec 160,000 No's Scotts 6 p.. 1,1876 1,177 8110. tw0 ,460, .Qu Dootoduad Go.. p. Do. 1891 .... 716,600 B.Aust Gov. 6 p. 0,07-77 Do. 1878 sod apyrds. 960,060 V 10.006.64. o. Jam. Jut, 7.000.000 Do. 6 to. 61 prt kin 06 98 xd 96 100 98 100 93 4014 83 85 xd 102 IP4 106 107 106 107 107 109:4 92 St 102 IC4 107 109 104 106 104 I( 4x4 104 105 id 106 197 107 149 99 101 96 98 id 94 99 xd! 981 344 xd; 94 103 196406 adl 93 95 105 107 1041 97 1064. 26 d' 93 94 sdl 93 94 ad . 1 0‘ Ire xd 117 10 1 3 xd 108; Itui No. I 9b. 1 WLONL&L GOVIRNMiIiT lISCOKITLICS. 102 - WI P 7 zd ad POZZION KAILIVA' j lanaran. Antwarp & &otani= i Dei sagiuot lr It tn (L eti l on .7p a ILAyrea,G.N.,a7p et(L) I,Cmstral Argentin* rgek tai ltxtaadoa Donating At Wttplt (L ) Ilhttett &bath& Do. Eastern of ?ranee European Central (L) Great Luxembourg . Impertal Illextesu Lem ber&Cairsowtta (L) Nam.ll.lege t the 'Do.ep.a PrL r Bell. go. Northern of France ;If. Nall &Aria . I Do. Deterryd Norwegian Traok Prof Ottoman (gmyruaMdln Paris, Ly ow, and lied& 'Parts and °limas . loran & & hands. (I ) itw / a ! !wd!Ptaa 11441 Swedish , Do. 'I per cent. Sambre and Meuse Do. 64 per cent Pref San Paulo(Li g. 7 per at &Amt.& Lom. Venetian South But. of Portugal Southern of Prance Turin and Savona iWeet Plandars I Do. 6i per amt. Prat Neat* N. W. of Pranee • Call p 1101118 N DJ short' ILLOMATS. 4 all •O.Laxataboargli p.ceat. 20 all I D.. 100 all Havana and Matanzas 100 all lanzanns and Fribourg 100 all Matanzas and nabanUla 100 all Do. Second Isms_ . 10 MI : t o:: /Yana, 9p o 4 oa an Do (late elserL SI p, al 100 all (Smyrna, ke ) all I Do. do. Issued at 72 20 all I Parts.Lyon,42l4n Sp.et. MO all 4& IL 11. (Pern.) 4 yal Sweat* I p. of 100 all In Ovando/ 2s. ot. II na st Lous-Vinz 3p.s. 10 *Haat of Port. 70. e. 90 thernot Franeo3p.e. so Indian, II par et. I * .41N. W.allra.l4. a. dlsl - - -. _i im In 4t 45 1 - 06 1 - 09 '71.1 dui - - i•I 41 K 414 - —4 4 l - - dim 41 a an -1 3 - 41 16 16 71 611 - - 4/ 4I 54 lb TO 111 lb 15414 10 6 111 4 136 144 et 91 xd, 10 1 11 stl 461 ISI 5.1 I 1 31 344 MI 54 46 10/ II • xl 116 i 16 Di 41 ft xd 4 9 , te 24 lIJOATIONS. Cicalas prima. 174 17} 88 92 97 lop ao oo lei ln rd 45 65 20 26 12 121 31 93 95 li 2 94 96 $3 03 1 ii Id 12 If; I 8 U kti :4 id zd 814 i i ut 96e zd 1056 6 xd ici 9311 zd 105 id 107 id 1091 91 9 Pd. ICL prices I Nair. I 0 410 430 20 1 A _ az_ 4 2 6* 7 12 2 4 I 171 1E414 174 i 184xd 1 le 14_ 36 zd BRITISH ME yarn. Chiverto• Clifford Amal. Der. G. Cow (Tavistek ) D D Mut Beret (Mogan) Rest Cared= East Grenville Fwet Land E. W. Rummell (Tavietit ) Grambler & St. Avert, Great Lamy (Molted) Great South Tolgoe G. W. Vor (Rolston) Grenville Hered'a loot llingston Downs Margaret (tiny Lelant) Marko Valley iliwyndy Iron Ore New Seto° North Rooks*: North Wheal Orofty !Prosper United irrovidence (C. Lelent S. Condon (M. Clew), Sough Condiurow 8. W. Frances (Illogan), Stray Park Tin Croft Went Hammel (Illogan) W. Condos (Liakeard) West Chlverton West Seto° Wh. Rama (mogso WE. Buller (Redrutk) W,MaryAnn (Matthew' Wheal %ten (I.lek 1 18 8 68 it.() FOREIGN MINER. No.) Bk. c_op,spo 36,000 1 Maria°, Limited) 100,000 1 Angio-Brea.Gold(Line ) 10,000 20 knetrallan 16,009 11l Cape Copper (Limited , I 16,000 1 Copula ether (Limited) 10,000 6 CbentalteGA 8.11 in., L 10,000 10 (Limited) I 100,000 1 Dos Pedro. N. Del Rey 11,000 3 Real, Del Rey (Limited) 56,001 1 Poeta= (Limited) 110,006 1 FrontinoillotiviaGaid 10,000 10 General 66,000 li !Rwanda (Limited) 16,000 3 Linares (Limited) 7,927 6 Ltudtanien (Urnitedi 10,0017 6 Punkin° Copper (L) 30,000 6 Pestarena Gold (Liree.) 10,000 10 Poutgiband Silver Gad 100,0001 1 Port Phillip 12,000 50 Royal Cotes Copper UO,OOO 1 .amittish Amtrak Um 1 11,000 10 Mt. John del Rey Usk 62,171 SO United Mexican U 10,000 2 Vs/ Antigorta Gold (I ) 60.006 1 VellanzemaGold(Lim ) 10,000 10 Vancouver Coal (Mt) 6,000 10 Val Beaune Waited) 20,000 6 Wash.)* Gold (limited, 30,000 1 Worthing 'Limited) 76,000 1 Yorke Peniniula(Lint , 16,000 11 Yndanam ',tang Lim • Call pandit Km es. S . VI all an an No. 18b. !.2'2k! I:078,110. 062,600 MAMAS' M 7.0711 P 4. I (n. pee.. I 4.11.4, - 4 fpm, poi 1 pa 0 1 413 1 I 1 I —11•91 3 3 p dis m 11.19 1 17_ 19 419 1 Wm 89 "m l 1 dist i 1i 68 6 0 :el i tr du Doing. ,d West . _ . 8t , London Mt. Katharin. 100 Do. Doh. 8t 4p. coot. St. Soothamptoo 84 Surrey Commercial DEBENTURE So. I alt. I tool( 1. 542hrt!. IMMO Kt 610,000' St 1118,000 Bs. 630,000 ft 1.028ra Bt 111,830 81. 11111.710 Bt •••• leg. 11,4.31' 81. -- I St, P 1 04.1•141 4 p.c. 1444.1A5p.1100 6.Ntlus.4 p.c. Jan.& July,loo 0.461044.—W. p. et. Jas. & July . 100 Lanc.&YL4p.c.Jan.&l4 100 Lea.Bligh.4p.c.Jaa.&Jly 106 L.&N.W.4p.c.Jaa.& July 400 Do. Sip.c. Jan.& July 100 L.&8.W.4p.c. Jan.& July MO 111dlandAp.c.Jan.aluly 106 N. British, Z. P. & D.8.,1 6 p. et., Feb. & Aug... 100 N.F.Miro.,4p.c.Jau.&July 100 110011.N.L,4p.e.Ap.&001. 100 108 xd. - 11 6 4 91 93 zd' 91 93 zd 10 05 zd! id zd 9S 96i - Anglo-American Telegraph (Lim.) 181. Atlantic Telegraph 8 per cent., 871, 9. Credit Fancier of England (Limited), 3 3-16, 1, 1. General Credit and Duwount (Limited), 5 9-16. International Financial Society (Limited), 3 1-16, Kin. London General Omnibus Comp. (Lim.), 21316. Millwall Freehold Land and Dock, 41. Oriental Gas (Limited), 51. Peninsular and Oriental Steam, 401. Peninsular and Oriental Steam. New, 1845, 391, 401. Royal Mail Steam, 94. Telegraph Construction and Maintenanoe (Limited) (181. paid), 161. Thames and Mersey Marino Insurance (Limited), si. Viceroy of Egypt (Mortgage) Loan, 671, ad. PROVINCIAL SHARE MARKET& LieIiPOOL,JI3I.V 9.-6abis to-Bay: Great Eastern, 161—Great Western, 444 4 31—laneashire and Yorkshire, 1281—London, Brighton, and South Coast, 631—London and North Western, 1131 1113 c 13—Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, 461 51 Midland, 1141 14—North British, 301-9outh &stern, Erie, real 431—Grwt Luxembourg shares, 1016.16—Bank of Liver pool. 261—Eastern Exchange Bank ( Limited), 11 d.--Queen In surance, 8-16 41—Atlantic Telegraph 8 per cent, 4 7-16—Liver pool Exchange, 2.s—Liverpool United Gas, 306—National Steam Limited:, 17 d. —Runcorn Soap and Alkali (Limited.. 1 d.—West India and Pacific Steam, 91 d—Don Pedro Not. del Bey, 31 p. MA.scitarisa, Jute ft —The market was very quiet and a shade lower. Credit Fonder of England (Limited), 61 d.—Lries,63l —Great Eastern, 244 4 1 4—Great Luxemburg, 111-16—Great Northern A, 1131—Grand Trunk of (.nada, 171—Great Western, 431—Illinois, Tot—Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1141—London and Cal. Marine insurance (Limited), 41 d.—Manchester, Shef field. and Lincolnshire, 669 6—Metropolitan, 1249 - Midland, 1141 1 1 14—North British, 304-B(mth Eastern. 6616 41 / United States 5-20 Years' Bonds, 7:'—Landon and Brig hton, Alf 1. WILNI/1011111, JULY 9.—The transactions to-day were In South Staffordshire Railway stock, at 83 ; Birmingham Banking Company shares, at 1 16-14 and El Ids. 6d. pm.; Lloyd's Bank sham. at 8 pni. ; Birmingham Wagon shares, second Issue, at 7-16 pm.. “Ilsueester Wagon shares, at 121 ; and British and Foreign Railway Plant shares, at 10 dia. Closing prices :—North Staffordshire Railway &area, sellers, at 68 : Severn Valley Rail war, buyers, at ISI and Midland Financial shares (Li mited., at 1 9-16 to 11 dia. His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales having through General Sir W. Knollys, R.C.8., expressed a wish that he and the Princess of Wales might inspect the grand prize of honour awarded by the International Jury of the Paris Exhibition to the National Lifeboat Institution, Mr. Lewis, the secretary of the Lifeboat Society, who had received it at the hands of the Emperor of the French, had yesterday the honour of an audience of the Prince, and of submitting to him the medal. The Prince expressed his satisfaction with it and at ones showed the medal to the Princess of Wales who WAS also much gratified with it. Only three of these grand prizes have been awarded to English exhibitors. The medal weighs about 12 ounces, and is a very fine spe cimen indeed of the numismatic art. The medal has been presented to the National Lifeboat Institution in acknow ledgment of the perfection to which it has brought it. self righting lifeboats and equipment, and of the great services the society has rendered t, shipwrecked sailors of all na tions, of whom it has contributed to the rescue of 17,000. An extensive strike is going on amongst the col liers of the Oldham district. Out of 22 pits only six are working, and about 900 men, besides a large number of lads, are now idle, protesting against a reduction of two. pence per ton in their wages, at the same time offering to accept one penny. At three pits the reduction has been accepted: the remaining three are working on the old scale. The demand for coal in the district is being sup plied from the Yorkshire coal-fields. Among the passengers for Lisbon who left Southampton in the Brazil mail packet Shannon yester day were the Duke and Duchess of Palmella. CANINE ATTACHMENT. —A horse belonging to T. N. Dwyer, a Worth-street tradesman, got its leg broken on Saturday, and the owner was compelled to have the animal shot. When a person attempted to remove the animal, a dog, which had slept in the stable with the horse three years, refused to be separated from the carcass but clung to the mare with its teeth, and mounted the vehicle when it moved off and sat beside the dead horse, acting as chief and only mourner. After a lapse of three hours the dog returned to the stables, seeming quite lonely in the &beano, of Asian cospoisice.— Area Tort Tribune, June 24. HONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Ora o'Osooz. There is only a very moderate demand to-day for public securities, and prices generally are un changed. The public show little or no disposition to purchase, notwithstanding the fine weather, the superabundance of money, and the prospect of an immediate reduction in the Bank rate of discount to 2 per cent. Consols, in which the monthly settlement is now in course of completion, are without variation for money, but have improved 1-16 per cent. for the account. Most of the British railway stocks and foreign bonds, as well as bank ing and financial shares, are quoted the same as yesterday. The demand for money is very moderate, and the best paper it freely taken at 1 per cent. below the Bank minimum. The charge for short loans in the Stock Exchange is 11 to 2 per cent. Consols are now quoted so to div., for money, and so to 95, ex div., for the ac count (August 8) ; and the Three per Cents. Re duced and New Three per Cents., 931 to 941. The railway market is quiet, with few transac tions. The principal stocks are unaltered, with the exception of a rise of 1 per cent. in Lancashire and Yorkshire, and a reduction of 1 to 1 in South Eastern : and in London, Chatham, and Dover, 1. The present prices are as follows :—Me tropolitan Stock, 1241 to 1 ; Great Western, 431 to 1 ; London and North Western, 113 tot ; Midland, 1131 to 1141 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1281 to 1 ; South Eastern, 64 to 1 ; Great Eastern, 261 to g ; Great Northern, 113 k to 1141 ; ditto A, 1121 to 1131 ; London, Chatham, and Dover, 17 to ; North British, 30 to 31 ; and London, Brighton, and South Coast, 521 to 531. The foreign stock market is inactive, and the only changes in the speculative descriptions are a rise of 1 per cent. in Spanish Certificates, and a decline to the same extent in Mexican. Turkish Bonds of 1862 are quoted 56 to 57 ; ditto of 1865, 311 to ; Greek, 144 to 15 ; Spanish Passive, 221 to 1 ; ditto Certificates, 151 to 1 ; Italian, 1861, 481 to 49/ ; and Mexican, 161 to I. . . _ - - . Financial shares show no variation. Inter national Financial are quoted 2to dia. ; London Financial, 22 to 21 dia. ; General Credit, 2 to 11 dia. ; and Credit Foncier, 5/ to b dia. American securities and Atlantic Cable shares are steady, at the closing prices of yesterday. The 5-20 Bonds are quoted 73 to 1 ; Erie Railway shares, 431 to ; Illinois Central, 791 to 80 ; Anglo-American Telegraph, 181 to 1 ; and Atlantic Telegraph 8 per cent. Preference, 41 to 1. Formal notice is given that a petition for the winding up of the Chins Steamship and L►buan Coal Company (Limited), presented by Messrs. Laird, the shipbuilders, of Birkenhead, is to be heard before the Master of the Rolls on the 20th inst. The payment of the dividends commencedwit the Bank yesterday, and as the six millions of money thus distributed amongst the holders of Consols and other English government stocks comes in addition to a large sum payable this month as dividends on Indian and other securities, the effect upon a market already overloaded with idle money has been precisely what I was expected. As the firmness of the exchanges, and the consequent tendency to a continued accu mulation of gold, seem to render it certain that the existing plethora will last for a considerable time to come, the Bank of England directors will probably find it necessary, in the course of the next few days, to take into consideration the ad visability of reducing their rate to 2 per cent. About 3,0001. in Russian gold coin was sent into the Bank yesterday. The City of Boston has arrived from New York with 35,0001. in specie, and the Hammonia with 61,0001. ; but the latter amount is for the conti nent. The Pereire has also reached Brest from the same port with 60,0001. The foreign exchanges yesterday afternoon were 1 steady. The only alteration was a movement in the rates on St. Petersburg in favour of that place. The list is subjoined : Amsterdam, 3 months, 11.191 to 11.191; ditto, short, 11.18 to 11.19 ; Rotterdam, 3 months, 11.191 to ILI9I ; Antwerp, 3 months, 25.40 to 25.45 ; Brussels, 3 months, 26.40 to 25.45 ; Hamburg and Altona, 3 months, 13.94 to 13.10 ; Berlin, Cologne, Ira, 3 months, 6.20 to 6.261; Bs. Petersburg, 3 months, 32 to 311 ; Paris, short, 25.15 to 25.25 ; ditto, 3 months, 25.35 to 25.40 ; Marseilles, 3 months, 25.371 to 25.424 ; Frankfort-on-the-Maine, 3 months, 120 to 1201; Vienna, 3 months, 11.75 to 12.80 ; Trieste, 3 months, 12.75 to 12.80; Madrid, 3 months, 491 to 49; Santander, 3 months, 491 to 49; Cadiz, 3 months, 491 to 49 ; Seville, 3 months, 491 to 49; MaLige, 3 months, 49 to 481 ; Valencia, 3 months, 49 to 484 ; Bar. Galena, 3 months, 491 to 491 ; Whoa, 3 months, 49 to 48 4 • Sermoswk, 3 months, 49 to 481 ; Leg horn, 3 months, 27.35 to 27.45; Genes, 3 months, 27.35 to 27.45; Naples, 3 months, 27.35 to 27.45 ; Palermo, 3 months, 27.35 to 77.45; Messina, 3 months, 27.35 to 27.45 ; Lisbon, 90 days' date, 521 to 52 ; Oporto, 90 days' date, 521 to 52. _ _ Messrs. C. J. Kemp, Hugh Muir, and H. Brockett, the liquidators of the Bank of Queens land (Limited), have announced that they are pre pared to pay all claims of the creditors in full. Considering that the bank was only placed in liquidation on the 23rd October last this must be regarded as very satisfactory, and justifies the expectation that the bank may be re-established. A new feature of importance has transpired in connexion with the affairs of the Bank of London, and tends to confirm the belief which has always been entertained that, had there been any calmness of judgment at the time of the crisis, last year, this bank ought not to have been redu ced to the necessity of stopping payment and destroying a fine business. The application of the shareholders' committee of the Bank of London to close the official liquidation and appoint a committee of management, consisting of Messrs. David Chad wick, Peter Robb, and George M.Nair, in accord ance with the wishes of the shareholders and the proceedings of the public meeting recently held, was yesterday heard before Vice Chancellor Wood. The proposals were approved, and an order made to carry them into effect. This decision will in effect cancel the order recently made by the court for an immediate call upon the shareholders. --- The South Eastern Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 3,308/. over last year ; the London, Brighton, and South Coast an increase of 2,7711. ; the Metropolitan an increase of 508/. ; and the Glasgow and South Western an increase of 619/. The traffic return of the Grand Trunk Railway of Canada for the week ending the 22nd ult. shows a decrease of 9861., compared with the corresponding period of 1866. The traffic receipts of the Atlantic and Great Western Railway for the second week in June amounted to 102,394 dole., against 123,524 dole. in the corresponding period of last year, showing a decrease of 21,130 dole. At the general meeting of the shareholders of the City Bank, to be held on the 16th inst., the usual dividend at the rate of 6 per cent. and a bonus at the rate of 4 per cent., together equal to 10 per cent. per annum, will be declared, as upon the last occasion. The half-yearly report of the directors of the Peel River Land and Mineral Company (Limited), to be presented at the general meeting on the 19th inst., proposes a dividend of 1 per cent., payable on the 26th. Sheep have been unsaleable, and the fall in the wool market has so affected the com pany's revenue as to leave but a narrow margin of profit after payment of the colonial expenses. At a meeting yesterday of railway shareholders, the following resolution was adopt& d : That we are of opinion that a oompolaory sale of rail ways would be most injurious to she interest' of all claws of shareholders and creditors, and we area it advisable that no legislation should take place until the government plan has been properly matured and eel.* dered by all parti e s interested. That a deputation 'Lc:nes' be appointed to wait upon government to submit our views to them, and endeavour to obtain a postponement of the bill. Subjoined arc :he quotations of insurance: gas, dock, and waterworks shares, as given in the fitock Exchange list of last evening : Insurance—Thamr* and Mersey Marine (Liwited)ls;, 1. Gaslight and Coke—Bombay (Limited), 4„, 11.1(1, 1; Cu:nwercial, ; ;mat Central, 124, 13 ; • 3 ex div. ; Ph 'nix, new, 244, ex div. ;We tern, q kJ. Docks—Surrey Conmercial, 110 i, . 4 Waterworks — Berlin, 13 ; East Lon 4 don, 103, 5, of div. ; ditto, new, 20j, ex div. • At yesterday's sale at the "Open Stock Ex change (Limited), " the following prices - were realised : London, Chatham, and Doveroverdue coupons, 14. 155., Q. 15e. ; Oriental Inland Steam, 2s. to 2s. 3d. ; Hpecie Buis Yining Company Bonds, 21. to 21. 2a. lid. ; Ccelon Coffee Estates, 2s. lid. ; Imperial Land of Mareeilles shares, be. to 5.. ditto ditto Bonds, 1870,1 W. 7s. Q.; ditto, 1872, Si. 4. 94 , to Si. 15s. ; ditto ditto, 187:i, Si. 7s. lid. ; Rain Grande Gold, 9e. 6d. to 9e. 9d. ; Confede rate Seven per Cents., 1,000 dole., 18111, Rs, to to. 3d. ; Ottoman Railway, 2!. 15s. ; Imperial Ottoman 'Bank. 8/. 3s. 9d. to 1/. ss. ; Tewkesbury and Malvern Railway. 7s. lid. to ds. TOMDAT EVIIiINO. Consols, which closed yesterday at 94.1, "buyers," both for money and to-morrow's settlement, opened this morning at the same quotation, and closed at 94 to I. For the Bth of August the la s t pries, was 941. The Three per Cents. Reduced and New Three per Cents. were quoted at 3 o'clock 931 to 94. The official business report is as follows : Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 94.1, ts L ex div. ; ditto, for account, 94k, e, I, ar c eliv.; Three per Cents. Reduced, 93k, f , 4, 31 ; New Three per Ceuta., 94, 31, 4, 31 ; Bank Nth* 2541 ; India Stock, 218, 16, ex div. ; ditto Five per Cent., 1104, 2, 11 ex di,. ; ditto Five per Cent. "edema" rupee paper, 1031, 4 ; ditto De bentures, 1051, 5 ; ditto Bonds, 635., prem. The India Five per Cent. stock was again in great demand, and was last dealt in at 111, being 1 per cent. above the last price marked yesterday. There were also inquiries for the rupee paper. The March Exchequer Bills were dealt is at 275. prem., and the June at 20s. to 235. prem. -- in 100 71 8 141 41 si 14 zd zd xd id Pd I Cl. pnoss. I Odes. 109 1215 121 100 ST 69 - 100 - 110 - CI. pew. I 76 78 92 94 rAll xd MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Urns o'Crsxii. There is little business in British mining shares to-day, and the market is rather dull. Prince of Wales, East Lovell, and East Basset shares are chiefly offered. Wheal Seton are quoted 110 to 1121 ; Chiverton Moor, 51 to ; Chiverton, 6i to 74 ; East Basset, 19 to 21; Great Vor, 171 to 18 ; Great Laxey. 18 to 19 ; East Lovell, 61 to ; East Grenville, 2 to 1.; East Caradon, 51 to 6; Marko Valley, 41 to 5 ; and Prince of Webs, to 1. Foreign and colonial mining shares are quiet. St. John del Rey are quoted 58 to 60, ex div.; Don Pedro, 3r to prem. ; Anglo-Brazilian, Ito pre'n. ; Chontales. 1 to 1 prem. ; Rona Grande 9s. to 1 Ls. • Pestarena, 1 to 1 prem. ; lien, to ' 1 prem. ; United Mexican, 11 to 21 ; Port Phillip, to 1 ; and Frontino and Bolivia, 7-16 to 916. COMMERCIAL AND MARKRTS. MARK-LANE.--(THIS DAY.) The trade to-day was greatly influenced by the preva lence of fine weather. and by the Foveae( a fall average harvest. Very little English wheat was on sale ; never• tholes' the trade for all qualities was very dull, at Mow day's currencies. The quality of the supply was good. The quantity of foreign wheat on the stand was good. Even the finest samples were neglected, whilst the value of inferior sorts was barely supported. The demand for floating cargoes of grain was steady, at about late rates. The show of barley was limited, and the supply brought forward was almost entirely composed of foreign product. In ell kinds sales progressed slowly on former terms. Malt was held at full quotations, with a moderate de mend. There was a large supply of oats on sale. Fineparosi commanded as much money as on Monday, but info** sorts were ratter eaninr to purchase. Beans were dull, at late rates. The quantity offered was small. Peal were in abort supply sad limited request, at mi. altered currencies. The flour trade was very quiet, on former term... Agricultural seeds met a slow sale, but linseed and rape. seed were firm in value. CLIRAKIrt INGLIS& Per Qr. WWI'. e. s. tam, Lent, sod, old 66 to 70 new SO so 60 YEN,. ohne, old 61 n. 78 new Gal to bb Norfolk and I,lnooln rod, new Per Qr., Ammar. OAI3I. S. Scotch potato Irish, black artiste 81/0.1. Maltby Distilling Oriadog 32 to 34 MALT. --..„ Maus= Tick Si to 40 Harrow Pigeon 43 so a /VA Ores Maple Whits Essex, Norfolk, and Suffolk VI to 70 Klugstou awl Won 6d to 70 Brown 6l to 60 Bit. it to 42 41 to di 41 to 44 •I to 44 --- New 34 to 37 _ _ _0444. lingllah. feed — 2l to 31 potato Snack feed n a W Woal ref yr. 166117. T. s Dantsle and houigs berg 6l to 74 Itosteick d; Mecklen burg.. Danish &maim, hard loft iMiIiCAUS, red — „ white to BARLEY. FIAOO4. Tows made, per 210 lbs. Household 6. to s Country Norfolk scd Suffolk, az skip 62 to 45 Per Qr. OATS. 0. Danish and Swedish ti to SI Ilusidan liv-Arta. SR to 42 Danish NltYpti.o PIUS. Grinding Dlatilling Sinning — to 37 to II .. 11 to t• Ismaa 0,4 r. 14 to A SS 104 a Bosz. White Yellow haeL French, persicii7... 44 to 0 Oats. Spanish „ .... oto 0 Dutch brewing Uto 311 mmaican, per bd... St to 34 ~ feedlot ARRIVALS or GRAIN, &0., INTO LONDON, BY WATS& CARRIAGN, THIS WECK. Wheat. Bar*. Malt.: Oats. blow. qrs. or. gra ' pro. sacks ado. Mral asd&xotolel 100 .. 200 I NO .. 1.. .. 210 .. Itureles 24OJ 10 .. , 116 .10 181 .. Total ——, I-- I 7560 1 10 1 100: 10010 , 740 , LONDON AVIDLAGI2 6 . 108 1111 MSS INNIS DOS TSB OuRILISPONDINO VIES JOLT S. 10Q. iN 1060. Qrs. Aram*. pm Average. 3.4 41.11 .. GI% DA. Wheat 31,2 , 5 !AL M. 464 .. Ma ad. Derby tin .. 640. 24„ 1,764 .. V. 14. Olga 1,,17e .. 27a 2,1. Wheat Barky LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. (THIS DAY.) :BY TILEGLarti ) (►RON OUR own coaasurooDwr.) The market quiet. Balm probably about 8,000 balsa. MI NC ING-LAN E. —(THIS DAY.) BCOAR. —The market continues dull, and prices are on/y supported by the firrnnesa of holders. Refined quiet, bat without amnia in pikes. COVITE. —For ail good quali.ies of plantation Ceylos full prices are paid, other descriptions are not in request; plantation sold, triage, 335. to Ms. ; fine and fine fins ordinary, eta. to 745. ; low middling and middling, 765. to 81s. ; pea berry, 83s. to 935. Tat.—The China market continues very quiet ; the public sales of Indian growth went off at extreme rates to a slight advance. Ruce.-3.50 tons of new Rangoon sold at Ili 9d. ex ship. RI! —250 puncheons sold—Jamaica at full rates, Do. meows at firmer prices, la. 7d. to Is. 84d., and pale Lee. wards at Is. lA. SALTPETRE. —3OO bags sold at the previous price et 18s. 6d., for refraction 3/. INDIGO. —The quarterly public sales continues to go WE with spirit—desirable Bengal at 441. to 6d. adeanee g good to fine shippingat2cl. to 3d. advance; undesirable anal lades at par to 3d. a I‘ ante as compared with May salm i mks. Madras held for 21. advance, and chiefly bought in. Kurpaha I °ugh , in. Corrou.—The sales are confined to small parcels at tower prices. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The market is inact:ve. Town tallow is quoted 431.31. net ; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 44.. 9d. July I. September, 445. 6d. to 44e. 9d. ; October to Deessiber. Cs. Id. ; December, 43.. 9d. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Yews Pattesden and Smith report a decided improve ment in the trsd • ■ieie Monday, all descriptions being is better demur I, et Awakened pricer. The reports this morning from she pini,tatione are bad, the preseut weather being more In favour a the vermin than the plant. f , :ad ho that of day wen t he etas m to hire E the Aker, )1,14r, Aged killed West Mlle. and I d men work • If the is acid s kept eide•t at the future ,emit meter, he was r wort n 1 that A that me so. as 11 almost was i nasal ork no d men It into Mowing retarY is trait ore the les, hr 2ue hie a- 'And 70101 1 7 Ming • of the z nt ion :ount l 7 and to ,ddreas ich and le invs e Milli- [ Titles c , c .d Mr. on Pleas man al bed the 'station and She linetlon ana his ,Bishop norni • The election. 3glinnt. ntlitiate. dime of he gnee• gistrar ilea an' Rcotland din c Aar mate 01 egir ter. , l ineg itfr. It We in. duriog ref* ilk° zd xd &a - x 4 - id id - ut 4 1 5 zd u} l} U 2ll i lGj Ii xd - ii 11,006 .. 2.000 1,024 11,1100 61? 6,146 .. 11,000 .. 1.906... 4,000 itioo' 4 6,000, .. 1,044 6,000 .. .. '' BO 0,0001 60,000 6 600 1 .. fOO . 2,000' . 1,120 .. . 612' .. 0,112 020 0,0001 1,024 11,0001 1112, SIZ 1,024 45,0001 „, ii if 6 8. 4 4 etkkl 0 GO ii i 2 21 27 29 220.3030_ i i 36 40 _4 . _6. 161 lie I 12 8 10 66 70 160 160 06 70 24 26 13 16 110 120 7 9 4 I die! 1 1 6 1 le 3d —, Ed Sales.