The Express. — London, England, 1862-08-08 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE 1 (THIS DAY.) COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Before Mr. Conimirsioner Pam.) IN RE SMITH AND PATIENT—MI=IM. The banicrunta were tan em. of New-road, Bermondsey. ilie failure occurred about two years ago, shortly after of Streatfieki, Laurence, and Co. The liabilities of bankrupts were upwards of 293,0001., the largest ,n•ditoes, of course, being Strestfield, Laurence, and Co. A dividend of 2s. id. in the pound has been paid, and t h,...sets sow in hand are expected to yield a further ; : ividend of 4d. in the pound. IN RE W. IM3TCARTEL The bankrupt bad traded partnership with Alfred 1: , .; and Spowers) u a wine merchant, in Threadneedle mitt, having a house at Melbourne, which was managed by K,,,s and Spowers. This was the sitting for examination aid discharge. The accounts show liabilities of 45,891/. ; s pinet which thee:wee are returned at 29,000/.,but of this sum about 24,0001. represents consignments to Melbourne. The bankrupt's dealings appear to have been principally in sines and spirits, two of the lamed creditors being Mews. Hennessey and Co.. of Cognac, and Mesas. Sandemsn and Co., of St. Switbin's-lane. The bankrupt's expenditure in the two tut years had been 1.00/. Mr. Sargood appeared for the assignees, Mr. Linklater for creditors, and Mr. Becky for the bankrupt. The bankrupt passed his examination, and the order of discharge wiui adjonrned. IN RI ANDERs , IN. —QUESTION AS TO THE COURT'S DIACR6fIOX. The bankrupt, a clerk iu the C.womercial Docks, applied for his order of discharge. Debts of trifling amount. Mr. Aldridge opposed, and asked that the bankrupt should be ordered to set aside 501. a year out of his salary of ..o . lt. It appeared that be had given a bill of gale to the Grolivenor Discount Company for 60L, under which his furniture had been taken ; wu still due to the corn pup. It was submitted that the bankrupt bad contracted debts without probable meaty of paying them. Mr. Sargnad, for the bankrupt, objected to anything being set aside nut of the bankrupt s future earnings, as no redder appearedto complain. The principal creditor was the it.,. Geo. Preston, of Lancashire, a friend of the bank rupt's family, who bad advanced him 100 f. A recent decision of the Lord Chancellor bad ls id down as an inflexible principle that the court bad no discretion under the 159th section, but was limited to considering the offences there defined. In this ease no such offence had been proved the court could not therefore punish the bankrupt, as it would do by granting • conditional discharge. His Honour mud he should grant the order with • condi tion requiring the bankrupt to set aside 25/. • year out of his salary. (Before Mr. Commissioner Holreyd.) In >ts HADGOOD AND DAMN. - . The bankrupts were builders, of Wimborne 3fioster, Dorsetshire. This WWI the adjoureed sitting for e:amisa• hoe and diseharre. Their debts are 7,386/. ; assets and ➢roperty bald, 1,76 W. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) MARLBOROUGH-STREEr. ROBBIZT IT ♦ MUM.. Jaw genp, so elderly moo, who mid he was a butler, vu charged with stealing a silver soul-box, the property d Mr. Leonard Rymer, saddler, of 6, Bruton-street. Mr. Rymer saicithat 7 oll 9atursl y list , about five in the evening, the prisoner, whom he Lad known for about thirty ream came into his shop and said, " Where's the snuff box r He handed the prisoner his silver snuff-box open, and the prisoner took it. His (Mr. Rymer's) man oonung into the shop to ask for an account lmok, be left the pri soner for a moment, and on turning round said, " Where's that old swap? He's taken my snuffbox ;" and, although be went out of his shop immediately, could find nothing of the prisoner, and had seen nothing of the box sines. Last night he met the prisoner, acd gave him into custody, when, on being charged with stealing the box, he replied, 'Oh, it's all a mistake—a mistake." Mr. Knox—Hoe you got the box back now ? Mr. Berner—Oh dear, no. Barns, Bg C, said at first prisoner said he knew nothing at the box, but afterwards that he had had it to take a pinch out of. Dlr. Rook said he should remeed the prisoner for a week. . RETCSING TO ADMIT THE POLICE. Mr. Henry Ellis, of the King'a Heed, 3.s,Crown•street, St. Ann's, was summoaed for refusing to admit the polies on the morning of Sunday, the 27th July. The ease was proved by lospeetar Bowles; and Sergeant Smith, I C, and the defendant (who bad been fined 40s. in July, for permitting drunkenness in his house) was fined 60s. SOUTH WARK. ..... ______. A miserably clad Irishwoman, named Margaret Sullivan, was brought up is custody of 128 N, charged with com mitting • furious assault upon Catherine Hughes, and savagely biting her nose nearly off. The complainant, whose nose was covered with adhesive plaster, stated that she lived in the same court with the prisoner, in Webb-atreet, Bermondsey. On the previous afternoon there was • row in the court, and on going out of her house to see what was the matter the prisoner noww up to her, and celled ber very offensive lames. Witness remonstrated with her, and was about to return to her house, when the prisoner rushed at her and struck her • violent blow on the neck. They then had • struggle, when they fell down, and while oa the ground the prisoner fell on her, and bit her nose nearly off. His worship could see that it was kept together with strapping. Ellen Murphy said the prisoner was fighting everybody, and struck her a violent blow. Prisoner—You rolled me in the mud, and I only did all I could to protect myself. (Laughter.) Magistrate—But what have you to say for nearly biting the woman's sole off _ . Prisoner—That was an accident. I never intended wilfully to bite it. The constable here said that the pertiee had been fighting all the afternoon, and one was es bed as the other. The magistrate observed most likely such was the cast, bat it was a cowardly act to bite the other's DOM He should order the prisoner to find two sureties to keep the pesos for two months, and iu default he committed her to prison. Dean Close has addressed a letter from his tem porary retrtet in the Isle of Wight to the operatives of Car lisle. He tells them dolt the present distnss, "so far as oar country isconceruad," is " • clear visitetios of God for our sins—our wauton luxury, our licentiousness, our drunk moue, our oommcrcaal sod msonfacturing frauds." He vied, up .than carne-t appeal to the operative, to refrain from liateoing to " hireling teacher. of discontent and tur bnltece." A TROUBLED CONACIENCL—The Court of Assizes of the Seine on Wednesday tried • man named Durand, a me chanician, on • charge of bigamy. It appeared from the evi dence that the prisoner was named AS Louvie am NoveCil her 1846, to • youn g w oman o f th a t t own, name d Au b ert. Soon after they came to Paris, and lived together till 1810, when the wife left her husband ow meant of hie bad conduct, and returned to her parents at Loaviers. They had no communicaticron for several years, when the wife returned to Paris and found her husband keeping a house of ill-fame conjointly with • woman named Boivin, to whom she was introduced by her husband as his sister, and strictly enjoined by him n o t t o my anything of theiiruarriage. She afterwards worked in the home for several niontlissa a needlewoman. The woman Boivin repeatedly told her that the prisoner was married to her (Boivin), but elm never believed it, nor did she take any pains to discover the truth, when Boivin turned her oat of the house in • fit of jealousy on account of her intimacy with the prisoner. The fact was that the ph loem married Boivin when he took possession of the hones in 1853, having made her believe that he was single. Though at last both of the women were well aware of the real state of affairs, neither of them took any steps to bring the prisoner to justice. In 1860 the prisoner was con. demoed to four years' imprisoomemt for forgery, and last /larch be wrote from the Central Primo to the Precursor. Imperial of the Seine, stating that hie eonscieme would no longer allow him to conceal the fact that he had been guilty of bigamy. An inquiry accordingly took place, and the truth of the prisoner's statemeut was fully established. After hearing the ileismitions of the two women and coun sel for the defence, the jury brought is • verdict of guilty without extenuating circumstances, and the mart mateseed the prisoner to six years` hard labour.— thafirsani. A koss - rib,: SUN. —Tho Minoan/6, a journal published at feepmrre, relates the singular fact that an &mai) , last, between noon and 3 p.m., the nye of she son were so powerful as actually to r oast many of the napes in the vineyards of the Miami district, so that early one-fourth of the presumed vintage, which was expected to be extremely abundant, has been kid. More erer.the g_uality, A ii feared, will be hundred. Tits Maltese!' IN iIIOTTINCAIAMSEIII.6.—That late lee weather has greatly improved the appearance of the Corn Crum the greater part having changed colour. In some districts wheat cutting has oormoireoad—in the neigh bourhood of Newark for instance, in the fertile parts of Leicestershire, and also at several villages os the manna , of the vale of Belvoir. Several fields of oats on the north side of Nottingham have succumbed to the scythe. If the weather shortly takes up again, the harvest Will be general in the course of a week or tint days. There are many opisions about the wheat crop this year. Some any it ia moan than an average, others that there will be • deficiency in the Modnee per acre, owing to the oufairearablo weather at the time of blooming aid the cold Rights which dis ,Liegnished the spring. Our own observation and experience 16.4 us to ry that an average wedeln may In tapered, lot we must confess that in some districts, and especially re cold sad high lands, the ears of wheat are distkisat in r ' h olare. Among beans we he a r man y comp l a i n t s o f .ight, but it is almost imposeilde Ie form sin oploies until Anteing his commenced. Cutting epanations have been stayed by the nip which has fallen baler the hat day or t "• — Nob reeltam Journal. •-. • it, THE EXPRE LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE 3T =OWN niasaAn.) LEWES MEETING.-'PHIS DAY.) ARISTOCRATIC PLATS. Tonic ... ... ... Vinegar Hill ... ... ... Liberality ... . . 6 ran. SELLING STAKES. Doke of Cambridge ... ... Court Martial ... ... _ __ _ _ 9 ran. DE WA.RELENNE HANDICAP. Diana Cartilicate Infanta 8 nn. TREES YEAR OLD BIENNIAL STAKES. One mile and a half. Montebello, Humphrey, Beeohy Heed, Him Vivian, Whirl o, John oVaunt, and Claveriey are here. Annivio.—Biondella, Witch of Radar, Britannia, Paste, Walpole, Dinah f, Village Lad, Odin f, Palm Oil, Roes de Clam, Right Reverend, Freeholder. GRAND TRUNK OP CANADA RAILWAY. (THIS DAY.) A special general meeting of the proprietors was held at noon, at the London TitVara, Mr. T. Baurso, M.P., in the chair, for the purpose of considering " The Grand Trunk Arrangements Act, 1862," pared at the last aession of the parliament of the province of Canada, and " for the purpose of accepting the said act in the man ner and as provided in the 3Ath section of the said act." The reports of Mr. Watkin, the special committtee, were let en as read. _ . The Cnartmare commenced with some general observe- Monk on the present position of the company. Referring to the accounts presented at the last half-yearly meeting he remarked that in comparison with the correspooding accounts of 1860 they were very eocouiaging. In the last six months of 1860 the net profits were 62,3111. ; in the corresponding period of 1861 they were 95,7071. The accounts for the first six months of 1862 would soon be received, and be believed they would show a profit of 64,0001. against 46,0001. in the last half of 186 L The traffic sad finances of the line had been materially affected by the war; but the figures he bad given were such as to justify confidence in the future, The accounts' received from the new manager of the pmgrw of the reorganisation of the working system and of theintroduction of economical reforms motioned to be of a most satisfac tory character. This improvement was due in • great degree to the able exertions of Mr. Watkin ; and it must gradually but surely affect the estimation in which the line was generally held by the public. There was an impression in America that the shareholders and bondholders were all prepared to eater into a reasonable compromise ; and it was for the meeting to say whether, by adopting the bill, they would continue a career of progressive improvement, or whether, by rejecting it, they would enter on a retrograde mama, mid cause a seizure of their property, and a stop page of favourable operations. This was no new scheme ; it, was a plan approved at two successive meetings, and he strongly deprecated a comes as inconsistent with decisions already given as prejudicial to the true interests of the com pany. He thou referred at some length to the postal service, and an intimation received from the Canadian government, that they could not carry out what was sup posed to have been • settled arrangement as regarded terms, and expressed his confidence that if the creditors of the company acted in harmony with the shareholders, thereby showing that the company was in a position to do what it undertook, the Canadian cabinet would be prepared to do justice in this matter. Let the act be unanimously approved, and remittances from °enacts for interest might soon be expected; while, on the other hand, if they lapsed into their state of • year ago, their position would become almost hopeless. He then spoke of the necessity of introducing more of the commercial element into the Canadian board, which had hitherto been open to the objection that it was somewhat political. Mr. CRAWMRD, M.P., a director, contrasted in detail the position of the company at present with its position • year sod a half ago, when he said it seemed on the point of break ing up. By the adoption of the act confusion would be ex changed for certainty, and this would have been brought about by the proper and business-like view which ail classes of creditors had taken of their position sod rights. The act would he one of security in relation to the future. He admitted that if the act were adopted a large increase of traffic would be required to pay all the bondholders their interest, but let the bondholders consider what would be their position if it were not adopted. (Hear, hear.) In the one case there was a reasonable prospect of receiving a re duced rate of interest; in the other the prospect would be almost hopeless. He concluded by proposing a resolution Rea rag approval of the arrangement sanctioned by the aa. (Cheers. Mr. MORRIS, as the representative of a unanimous meeting of bondholders, had great pleasure in seconding the resolution. (Cheers.) The practimlquestion for the meet ing was whether the act fairly carried out the scheme of the committee. The sole difference between the two was, that whereas the scheme of the committee fixed the period at five years, the act extended it totem years. On that point the bondholders ought to be the beat judges. Without this act the loud expenses would, in the next ten years, eat up all the receipts. (Hear, hear.) Let those who objected to the act produce some better scheme. But for the extension of the period this question would have been settled in December last, and there would have been no necessity to bring it before another meeting. (Hear, hear.) Mr. Moco, of Bristol, read • protest of twenty bsnd holders against the adoption of the act, adding that he did sot himself object to it. (" Hear, hear," and cheers.) Mr. MERCER believed that this scheme was the best one that, under all the circumstances, could have been devised. (Loud cheers.) Mr. WAINWRIGHT thought that the preference bond holders bad not conceded enough in agreeing to take five instead of sit per ceet., while the other bondholders were cut down from seven to three per cent. (Cries of "Quer tiro.") In the one case the prospect of benefit was imme diate, in the other remote, and the balance of advantages was entirely in favour of the preference bondholders. Mr. 0011TRIARX thought that the bondholders had not been sufficiently consulted, and moved an adjournment of the meeting till the 25th instant, in order that the different classes of bondholders might all be separately convened in the interval. As regarded the period fixed by the act for the payment of interest, be believed that twenty years were more likely to be required for that purpose than ten. The amendment was not seconded. Mr. Orrin could not imagine that the meeting would be so mad as to reject this scheme. (Cheers) As regarded the postal quartke, be contended that the Canadian government bed been guilty of a groin breach al faith. (Great cheering.) He believed that if that concern were carried on in future as a purely commercial under taking, it would soon yield a remunerative return. They must not henceforth carry prime ministers and other influential persons for nothing. There was a passage in Mr. Watkin'a report which well pointed out evils of that de. scri_ption. Mr. NEWIIATICH regarded the point just adverted to as one of the utmost consequence to the company. (Hear.) He strongly censured the Canadian government for reversing the arbitration instituted by their predecessors with regard to the portal service. If the act were adopted the company would be from this time an English one, and would shape its course accordingly. (Hear, hear.) He holed the Cao•diao government would be in. tormed that they were no longer disposed to be imposed open, and that the stick was now in the company's hands. (Cheers.) After some further discussion the resolution was carried almost unanimously. LANCASHIRR AND YORKSHIRE RAILWAY Dint- DiaD.—We have received an official iatirnation that at a meeting of the directors held yesterday, it was decided to moommeod to the proprietors at their ~it meths( to declare a dividend for the halfiesr at the rata d 31 par cent. per annum, less Meanie tax. FORTY YRAHR—L•DCIIihiDS, the premier county of England for numbers, and five other counties—Durham, Monmouth, Stafford, Surrey, and Warwick—have more than doubled their population in the last 40 years. Three loom—Middlesex, Chester, and the West Riding—have nearly doubled their. in the mine period. One Welsh county —Gbunorgati—hrui more than trebled its population. THE Cnors tN lainrsti.—The anxiety of the public has been kept on tip-toe for the past week, owing to rumours relative to the potato crop, ale mints hairier( , circuLited reports which calmed a sensation of undid nem to take • of the public mind. We have been most mlar In our inquiries from trustworthy parties from all parts of the eounty, and there • general conturreoce in reporting that, no doubt, there km hoonappearance of the " blight," which has shown its fatal on th e leave, of the potato, especially in oi tered places; but in very isolated cases only has it extended to the stalk or tuber, confining its poison to the centre or outside of the leaves. Complaints have been made of the ! damage Inflicted by the storm aloes the exposed poetises o f th e seacoast, by which the stalks were swept away; is this respect, we believe, serious hurt has been inflicted, but thi s , of some, is oily applicable to the west and berth , weft meet of Mayo. In ipmeral, we may with osefidemes smart that the potato promisee to give as abundant and early yield. The best dseariptioes are sold at preset in our market at from 4d. to Id. per storm. The oats sad wheat amp Is pregressieg least favourably. but saran farmers ocomplats of the shortness of straw, which is owing to the ealrhiew at the weather for months past ; but are warm mouth would soaks op for all oriniets. Green crops is general look well, sad a few dry weeks would mare a *apply of ftiel.—Yespe Constitution. . Mass as of Pants.—lt would seem that the rearview et *We fay, Gaiipaessil is also making way is kis ex-palest, galleon. Oiseasettl, of Bologna, was lately teareled to YAM. Demeedea Deposal. The wor rier; eertificate wee remind by the notary Calinalrelli. The witnesses were Dr. lead and the .:lank Pampa Rawl. 8 4 FRIDAY EVE SING, AUGUST B, 1862 BEARS ili§TB.TlllB DAY) Two clams. In the railway market to-day, the principal feature is a fall of no less than 11 per cent. hi Great Western stock, consequent upon the offieial announce ment of a dividend at the rate of only 1 per cent. per annum. London and North 'Western has likewise fallen per cent. On the other hand, South Eastern has risen 1, and Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1. Midland is well supported. The other principal lines are quoted much the same as at the close yesterday. Great Western stock is now quoted 681 to 69 ; London and North-Western, 94 to 1 ; Midland, 129 to 1 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 107 to 1 ; South Eastern, 851 to 86 ; London and South Western, 101 to 102 ; Eastern Connes, 581 to 1 ; C aledonian, 1091 to ; and Great Northern, 121 to 122. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares are flat, at 4f to 4} prem. The Brazilian lines remain heavy. Grand Trunk of Canada Railway stock has given way. het li Pp fin 5.190 0,000 . 1 ii 6.1 . 4 .; 6,000 .. •,000 .. 111 .. 6,0601 .. gOOO - 9,999 i 60.00 . 1 N 4 U. .... 1,100 110 U.... .. illtwo - iiiil I,pdi MALIGN OBLIGATIONS 11 — ,O - ' . il.lassiksvapip. net. 21 all Ds. loasad ai 112 .... 100 all Laminae ad 111bourg 20 a ll Nomad Mame I et. 20 a ll Do. p.o. 40 all & 1./alla percent. 10 all _ Do. 11 sinew r cent .. 4 all Ro2aMriaMpet mat. 10 all 2.AaaeLoss,Noo.2p. a 20 ,all lowborn sfirsuceap.a. 100 'all victor loonsaLel c Zol. N all W.,lll.W.car 100011 10 ya. au 1 10,0411 1 P/.000 I 14000 10. 1 11 0 °N 1 1 4 a %ON 1 KM I/ N,4110 I GINO . 11 14,000 II 10, 1 111,816 1 00,000 1 10000 10 100000 11 1 10,004 1 11.400 W 441 0 7 0 4 , 111111 40 .000 1 44 1 1 1 11 99_ Ardisllan reett r d a k. la ellt) =la Mese 04.4: 4 1S lema Deg Ds& B.y(l= Adding (Lim) el Dedham en. Auleells= Lomb ilAie.) Louie Leileedia i g !=. et * deem TeXidesadelheeleed Ihee PIM* Ilerla Illaelera Geld X elJede del In= 1 DAM! Makes Warlikligir WM-) - - JOINT nom NJ ... *Si 111 IA 46 446 666 xa 66 6d 6d 14 66 114 141 111 if . 41 43 W 41 a l 101 103 I !I Ws 3 6 at II 9 84 • i 4 41 41 kit Sts -3- 1411 101 t 113 15 14 resp ii is - as 69 1 di U 14 11 17 i 1 A .1 I"' T 11 il l l i gm 2 14 21 Ti i 1 Oa IS all Iln aa 111 dta t 71 I ra, as 14 i t ii z 4 1 ti pm 67 68 6} t 76 . it 14 ;MONEY MARKET.-(THI6 DAY.) Two o'CLoow. The funds remain heavy. A fresh decline of } 1 per cent. has taken place to-day. In the share , market the principal features are a heavy fall in Great Western and London and North Western railway stocks, and a rise in South Eastern. There bas been a fresh fall in the scrip of several of the new loans, particularly Turkish, but a recovery has taken place from the lowest point of the day. Consols are officially marked 931, 1, and It for money, and 931 and } for the account. The pre sent quotations are 93} to 1 for cash and 931 to 1 for the 4th of September. The official business report is as follows :-Bank Stock, 241, 239 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 931, } ; New Three per Cents., 931, 1 ; New Two-and-a Half per Cents., 77} ; Thirty Years Annuities, 1885, 15 7-16 ; Red Sea Telegraph, 211 ; India Stock, 228, 230, ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 1081, 1 ; ditto Bonds, 27e. prem. ; Four per Cent. " enfaosd " rupee paper, 931 ; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cent., 112, 1111; Exchequer Bills, 26e., 225. prem. Portuguese scrip is firm, at 21 to S premium. Egyptian likewise continues in favour, the first issue being quoted 151 to 161 prem. ; and the second, 81 to 91 prem. ; but with these exceptions the new loans continue heavy. The Venezuelan is quoted 1 to 1 prem.; the Peruvian, par to prem. ; and the Turkish # to 1 prem. ; after being sold as low as 1 prem. The Turkish Loan of 1854 remains at 841 to 851, while that of 1858, after being sold at 72, is last marked 721 ; most other foreign stocks are dull. Transactions are recorded as follows :-Egyptian Seven per Cents., scrip, 601. paid, 16, 151, 161, prem. ; ditto paid-up scrip, 98, 97 ; Italian Five per Cents., 71} (exchange 25fr. ); New Granada ex overdue Coups. and Hectares, 101; Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 100, } ; Rue sianFour-and-a-Half per Cents., 901 ; ditto Five per Cents., 1862, paid-up scrip, 931,1 ; Spanish Three per Ceuta., for account, 541; the Committee's Certificates, 91, 81; Turkish Six per Ceuta, 1854, for account, 841, 85} ; ditto Six per Cents., 1858, for account, 721, 72, 1 ; ditto Six per Cents., 1862, scrip (401. paid), 1, 11, 01, f prem. ; ditto paid-up scrip, 681, 1, 671, 681 ; Venezuela Three per Cents., for account, 261, 26 ; ditto One-and-a-Half per Cents, 13. Fous o'CLocx. Consols are quoted 94, " buyers," for money, and 93k, exactly, for the account, being fractionally better than at 2 o'clock. Turkish securities are still greatly prejudiced by the attempted introduction into this market of the new internal Six per Cent. Stock, which is being issued in Constantinople in part redemption of the currency. The proportions assigned to the holders' are 40 per oent, in specie (out of the proceeds of the last London Loan), and 69 per cent. in this home gook, which is being privately dealt in here at about 33 per cent. It cannot be quoted in our Stock Exchange, as the rules of that establish , meat cannot be complied with ; and the dividends ' are payable solely at Constantinople, where the claims on the Treasury, as is well.known, are not always discharged in the most punctual manner. The violent fluctuations in the exchange, moreover, have an important bearing on the value of this paper, yet some amount of it has been placed privately in London, in consideration of the groat disparity of price as compared with that of the English issues. The expensive war in Montenegro, it is feared, will yet have an unfavourable effect on Turkish finance. The new Venezuelan Loan was allotted yesterday, and general satisfaction was expressed at the unitable and butanes-like manner in which the distribution has been conducted by Messrs. Baring Brothers and Co. The principle adopted appears to have been, as nearly as posaitde, that of a pro raid allotment. The great majority of appli cants for moderate amounts appear to have received about one-fifth of the stock written for. The scrip will be ready for delivery on the 14th inst. Messrs. Fruhlieg and atechen have issued an advertisement reminding holders of old Egyptian government stock that they can apply for allot ments of the new loan until 3 o'clock on the 11th inst. There were again no transactions in bullion at the Bank yesterday. The Liverpool cotton market yesterday was firm, but the transactions were limited to 4,000 bales. An extraordinary meeting of the Commercial Dock Company is convened for the 22nd inst., to empower the directors to raise the funds authorised at the general meeting in June last, and also the further sums required •, and to authorise the con version into capital of the money borrowed by the company. A call of 151. per share is ordered by Vice-Chan cellor Kindersley to be paid by the lst Sept. by the oonnibutories of the British Provident Life and IlreAsautance Society. . . . . Vice-Chancellor Stuart has ordered the contri butories in clam 1 of the London and Birmingham Extension and Northampton, Darentry, Leaming ton, and Warwick Railway Company to pay a call of 10s. per share by the 21st inst. It appears that of the 760,0001. of capital of the Buenos Ayres Great Southern Railway, as much as 300,0004 is already subscribed for, although the prospectus has only just been issued. A consider able portion is taken by Buenos Ayres bondholders, and the rest by persons of respectability practically aoquainted with Buenos Ayres, and with the re sources of the district to be traversed by the rail- way. The allotment of shares in the Northern Railway of Buenos Ayres Company was made last evening. The arrangements hare been conducted in a manner and with a promptitude that reflect credit on those concerned. The company's capital is now satis factorily placed. The mails from Calcutta, China, and Australia raJabal yesterday, and are expected in Lou incibout the 18th inst. The return of the Bank of England for the week ending Wednesday, August 8, compared with that for the previous week, 'shows the following changes : Circulation inns Circulation active 22,586,520 Increase 394,385 Public deposits 8,157,358 Increase 261,518 Other deposits Government securities in 7 10,986,097 Deeetsee 36,582 Othermearitam in banking Coin and bul department on - 19,079,200 Thaeraine 363,171 li in both The Eastern Counties Railway traffic returrishows this week an increase of 2,4771. ; the Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, a decrease of 1,0961.; the Midland, an increase of 2,924 ; the North Eastern, a decrease of 1,3011. rtbe Great Northern, an increase of 3,8891. ; and the Great Western, or increase of 9,0441. TEURAIDAT Svinsnio. Consols, which closed yesterday at 93/ " sellers," both for money and to-morrow's tentlement, opened this morning at 934 to 1, and closed at iffig to 4. For the new account (Sep tember 4) the last price was 93*, "buyers.* The official business report is as follows : Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 93/, I, ; ditto for account (Sep tember 4), 93/ ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 931, I ; New Three per Cents. int *, ; Red Telegraph, 211 ; India Stock,_227 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 1084, 4; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1863, 101 ; ditto 1864, 100 ; ditto Bolide. 2Es., 30s. prem. ; Five per Cent. " mimed" rupee paper, 104 k, 4, The India Five per Cent. Stock was stmdy at ' 108} to 4. Exchequer Bills were again offered, and declined is., closing at 23t. to 26e. prem. Ocean Marine Insurance shares were quoted to day 101 to 11 prem. ; Thames and Mersey Marine Insurance, 2k to 24 prem. ; Commercial Union Aisuranoe, tto 4 die. ; Universal Marine, 4 to dia. ; London and Provincial Marine, par; and Mercantile Fire, 14 to 14 prem. The closing quotations for shares in new under takings to-day were as follows Union Bank of Ireland, to 4 dis. ; Bank of Hindostan, 4to 4 din.; Thames Express Steam Boat, 4 to 4 pram ; Bank of Queensland, par ; London, Buenos Ayres, and River Plate Bank, 4to 4 prem. ; Thames awl • Humber Shipbuilding, 4 to 4 prem.; General Rolling Stock, 4 to 4 prem. ; Northern Railway of Buenos Ayres, 4 to 4 prem. ; Buenos Ayres Southern Railway, Ito 4 prem. ; Algerian Cotton, to 3 prem. ; Moldavian Railways, I to 'prem. ; River Navigation of India and China, to If prem. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MA RIE4APTE.-(11118 DAY.) The weather las been rather unsettled and squally saes Wednesday. Tacky, however, it is finer, bat the wind.ie still high and from the 8. W. The supplies of English wheat this week coutinue very' short. Flour not ee contracted. Barley, malt. eats, and, other grain and seeds very short during the week. A small parse/ of Irish2 i lat not any Batch. The foreign on of wheat are moderato , chiefly Pros aism, mid • American in addition to Wednesday'. report. A few more American banal of dour reported. Bata, none during the week. Oats a moderate maul, those fresh up Dutch and Danish. Two eargom of bans from France, and • small quantity of linseed and oihoolfram the But Indies. The wheat trade to-day is raker finer than on Wednesday, and an improved retail ballame dohs( at that Ass quotetiosa. Floor in rather better demand, but quotations are not awed. Barley sandy in value and demand ; • few seraphs al new from Boot, and 38s. offered, but buyers not sneepting.' Malt fully as dear. Oats maintain late advance, and • good trade rzo= 801412.—Limeed sad moved continue dears aratoady ; trefoil fully 2e. dearer. Baum an pau fully Flamm C•Boome.—Trade steady, and value unchanged. Wanas.—lraglish: linen and Bent, saute, Dee, 49.. to 'Rs.; ditto, fine old. —a. to —a.; ditto, red, new, 475. to 55e.; ditto, fine old, —a. to —a ; Norfolk, &a, fine old, —a. to —a; red, new, - to --a Foreign Dentate, 58e. to 6944 fine, 58a. to 595.; extra, 59.. to —s.; Konigsberg, 52e. to 575.; ditto, extra, 574. to 58e.; Rostock, extra, 545. to 56.. Mecklenburg Me. to 575. ; I:Teleran's* ditto, —a. American white, his. to 575.; ditto, red, 50s. to Ms.; Gana: dam, 50.. to 56• Baum. to thigh —a; =Lg. 27. to M.; sat Ka ing. to Its. pit qr.g s. sm.; ditto aistanni, I. 31.. • Neat sad Norfolk, Nis. to 63.. ; fine, 63.. to 675. ; ' awl Wars, 66., to 689.; brown. 50.. to 58s. - . . og7g7sa ga. feedi, Od. to 29a. ; potato; 30a. to 345. - MM. Enawa.- Wok, 345. to 116 e. ; barrow, no to ; VBs. to Ss. ; 30a. to 31Ia ; Disk ; ine. ; barg la :t. to ; 39a to nor ram.-English 40a. to 41a.: sod Mao, 40a, to 43e. ; simples, --e. to -a.: grip, nia. to 38a; bog ; 38.. to 40a. ; forage, 34.. to 36a. FLOM-Foglia tows,44s. to 48a.; ditto ens, 47.. to 51 s.; Mowiry, 42a. to 435. ; Norfolk and flalfolla 37.. to 39..; frisk, --a. to -a. per mak ; su. to 295.; Cassdian, 26.. to 29a. IMsaida -p. to - IL Itmutr Coax-Whits. 31.. to 335. ; yellow, 295. to 31a: FLOATIYO Cosmoses, . 11 C. F. and L-Whsat • Berdi. anski sod Mariano*, per 4921ba., 454. to 47.. ; Oldrisa, 455. to47s. ; Polish Od essa , pw 4801b5., red, 395. to 41e. ; white, - • Dumb* sad Galsta, 36a. to 41a. ; E=r. 28i. to 335. Baia, Isffptiaa and Byriaa, par 21.. to 22a. ; Odder and Thasabe, do., na. to Ws. Beans s Egyptian, per 4801b0.,305. to 31a. Nabs : Odessa eadOalatg, per 4921 M., 31.. Od. to 32a. ; Thrall and Balprisa, pee 4801 M., 31s. Od. to 32a. ; French, do., -e. to -a. ; 'American, do., ns. to Ma. ; Egyptian, to -a. SaiDe. wad, par qr., 34e. to 50e wed, per g -C r a .77la to 50a. ; Nestard mid, per white, 6e. to 9a. ; brows, Ts. to 10s. ; Woad, par qry slushing, Wt. to Mk ; Lisered woks., Eaglisls, per toa, 111. Os. to 121. Oa. ; Amsrism, UWE, in bets. per toe, 121. Or. to 131. 10.; do., is bage.,lll. Oa to 111. 10e.; Bans; 01. to 0/. Os. Narssillea, 10t. to 101. UM. Repo ooloos. 81" Oato 71. ; Tana, per barbel, wintry, Bs. to 9s. Od. ; Rape seed, Eagteds. moor., 645. to 795. iIItITAIA Nilil iONDOS TROY AUG 4TO AUG. IL • Wheat ha Malik sal Seati. M ... a. %V. Bailey Oa .. Ats I SU 1 10 . 410 ltta Naar, Isstisk, 1.110 asks : Maga. MO aatt 11190 baneM. LIVERPOOL 00ITON MARKET. (THIN DAY.) Off =MR AND MU NADINTE3 lIILINDAPN). (nom owl own ooinsromorr.) The market has bees quiet all the week, but American, by reason of its mimeos carat is td. per lb. dearer. The lower qualities of IWO= are id., sad Brazil Pi. to Pi. ad same whilst Borate are freely o ff ered end slope* of sale at te st Friday's rates. Committee's quotations for fair American are Id. is Bowed sod Mobile, and 4d. io Orleans. Sales : 41,000 ; ripmeletioe, 11,500; export. 11.010 ; actual, 9,094. Market quiet today. Sal e probably 4,000 bales. MINDING LAINIL—(THIS DAY.) Batas.—Thera was a geed demoted for good sad superior sinewy descriptions sad min* wits at almost Ms., at firm prices, bet for other qualities there is only • limited demand, at about **vim prima. Porto Rice *old, brows, at 345. to 3135. 6t ' • gray to superior yeilinv, 375. to 45e. ; brows sad 3:b. 641. to 375. Bengal low " t sr o l = middLog white Bemires, 4(b. to 43a. Refined has sold at easier prime ; common brown lumps, 50e. Correa.—The market bi lest firm, and petoee for plan tation Ceylon are about lid. per cwt. cheaper. Triage sold at 645. to 811.. ; low to middling, 82.. to 89s. ; doe beery, kle. to 935. Tsa. —There has been but little business transacted this week, but full prior are paid. Rice has sold at full pnoes, but the business transacted is sot important. Smoot.— A fair liminess has been transacted at fall prioes for most description. Facrr.--Currants sad raisins are both quiet at previous price* Rdlt,—A. full amount of business has bolo effected, the kW WI. at some advance. imam, at 7d. ; Deme rara, IL Tit; Leeward', la. 3d. to la. ; Surfaam, la. 3d. Fiamilgr ali tunited sales only have bees made at lower prime; 34 at 3k. IL 0017011.* market los become iimotrive. Jurg.—At the public sales held this wok the parcels stammi told irregularly, kit ia some rams at 51. advance, to Ise sold it 161. *231. its. • _ assn — The market is inn at 35t. 15s. is St. Petersburg elloa. TALLOW MARKET—(THIS DAT). Tit* starlet it 'toady. Estemberg Y.O. Oa the aPok La=4B/. 6d. to 4i. 9d. ; Amami, Oa. Sd., ors ; , 496. 9d. ; Odober to Noomboo,lo. HIM MARKET.-- TM DAY.) LlADlXBALL.—lbles.—Pritor : Nibs. to 4411 y., 21d. it 3ed. ; 64Th. to Mk.. 3d. to Sid. ; nth. to Mc, 30._ ; Nibs. to salls., htt. 41 1. 88 na 4d. to 401. Ham Wis. es. to to I.o‘ Calf alas, Ea. 91. to S. Od. ; full. fa ed. BiallOttalrf.--Ebeep skins : Labs ; 2t. 9d. to 54 Pd. altestilays, 2s. Yd. to 34. 9d. DAY.) I, whim! BOROI7OR HOP Morsees. halation sad Smith report asy saisaitio• is wiser. • .1 on^ tt • n ORDINARY &MARRS AND STOCKS. sa. I Pd 10...WeLeRboarVal.1 aaoaassaJime. =sal Siamllol4.C Oalleacadma Os* @al Budoe.. an an Osisersa... . Ow ki • mo . dihr:anill De. 1 I p.a. la NW* B Dula sad 11~ Tea DeivL,Perik AbdJa LtraMirzemi Unies. ISsNA - De. MA SeSilk =at= I=Poltalis=. Misskid laresS llarsben. 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Kw Xorak&Was‘inhhus North Biailardalre . _ r«w. ra~oata lbws Nelda Oaateel ileeellab Abee.ll4l Isieepahlre Dal= .. s. wage Mare South Wales Terkel It Sher tu. aialseeW * ede. *tackle. .Ditto IIIIS• Taff Vale Porta D. lUD.. W of ar Vlotads as. a Nadloo Wog Om's. 11. z a= e NM_ __ NET] a } a en Sei 1 4 GIL 84k 84 86 108_ 166_ 11 1 Id "3 1 Si Si SA' 116 118 48 47 103 106 47 48 866 91 • 311 148 u 4 i 2 lu 86 88 149 166 ei 100 P°' iii -- 1 isu I is. DIM* N= DIM* II /02.1110 N _sio.VAn_ 44 441 39 41 Sil 30 .WAYS. 84 i er 1431 1,0,0110 Ate 10119 %SOO SON 100 100 11 .111,66 . 1 Yk °.° 4lnt i awl U. i a - lallisarli Waa ... IMMO F .side..... .11t.ilelt. Comm O. M. 11..111NM5.,1/11111. MOM at lad* gas., NM alma—. of Quads leg. Beata A vaL OWN Imperial Bank. nailed Load's and Brazilian.. Loa. Cle. Bona ut Avocet Loud= Job= Loudon a south Atrkun Loa. and Wostadoslor Ware. a Pros=kt No& Roc d Maeda list& Now South Wala meal Bask Oonaes Ottcmrioui loank I_ Do. New Promolat IA lavas& Valk AwArails Trw!os id An•troll. slate d inaiti(the.).l Union di 1/.466.•P .. MI IS 6 6.t061 a TI ssi 0 116 i I Ms % a M is 90 92 40 41 IT} le xd I Dm sti . 1 71 Plbr 41 43 U N 211 4 0 1 it I No WI 40 ... 261 mi Jed 24 e e 1 xd li 124 - 46 :8 nil II 32 - 31 1; _ .m.0...............m000. 11) 6 I - - - U NI I= a 71olkeima Of 7 - No. I Be. I 00111101111/. irttiOi Pia. , Wm. al NI lArgeasee - stog .. an le iso 16 110 iNablaft LULL &Va.° lt 1; pee 19} 4 61:::0:0:1 1 11 t= l e r r. Ta1191.(L.) all V { all Meld= Z em lea - 14 14 - Ys Is Aaeleallam AB OOlll - -•• 12 22 22 - N all lftealera to Gralameme- - - - Aron 10 Melo Ifeerworts.. - all 6 10 - M Cinemax Ulm a Nall 10} 111 - N.OOO, 6 Bombay Gen. Uited- 1 4 dl. }pm - lig en ! - 7d3 Bt. aril &lash Amp lOO 40 16 - 10 mil l itTeMeelloa - ADo. 217 par e.MI led: W.O I 81 - 10 00 Ilftiii Ilisliiiii li 1 1 Pa - NHS 119.4 Gordolaud all 101 109 - 90 all Roden el Imam .• .. 21 14 - Z D OLO 10. it Ag.ofltog.t Smelt Ol 11 II - 110 MI ,Gd. Realm pa. A. p. a - - -11 l o Palms NO SS 00 - 90 all Gt. Dadra of Franca.. - - - 1 180,810 U. Prolentrin IN it. 110 - N al 'Gt. Luxe:lL:oat. 86. 141 144 - 277,100 SI. Do. Op. et. Pee. Dot l4O NS US 1081 1111 ell Italia. J - - - *9OO DI ladla a Lou. name all --- PI all Labe Doestamm de IMM - 60,060 * Itillialrrigot Cimpi 1 ... L la - • all lame sae 'flambee* - - 700,01 tit. Illeotrle 7 .. 8 .. IN 101 2 - f 0 all 141111111 rad 0111111fft - 99 ali Ueda MINN, - - 110.000 lb Steam Navlsole.. 14 174 - 91 all N 84 84 - 11110000 1 GIN& Ilblp (lAmtma .. all - 19. 140" 6 " 1 1 11 9 :61 . 111 4 1... L . I I ; l e. - 7 - II aU tm. w itptrg ar. 109 201 - 16 all 1 Northam of - II 16 I Do. New Orr= —.-- pea - 100.006 4 Los. Geo. °mellow )1. aL 4 4 _ 1. .... Worweglaa Tula Pref. I 10 - 10,000 10 Lea..lB.lroDfr.TeL ;1..) 1 - - - 10 17 I uttemaallanuaAlelfa) 9 7 dla - KM 10 Nadia* belga a woe. 1 9} I/ pas - 19 4/I•Parla.Lumaamlo•ol4, 42 46 - WOO 10 Neater. ft. 701 (LfrA) all 4 6 - 19 all pada sad Orlame 4B 60 - lON 16 Naileaal Dboomm6 CO.. 6 14 I; paid 40 ad Si all affella sad R. hawks* 1,000 90 NerboddsCoabt Iron , t 6 21 pm - 1 Chraeatbereafg. 7p. a 144 161 - 14. 6 NetberlmedsL. Bp. aprf all 4 1 N all Nip 0401 Delathmg - - - L 714100 N. Noun. aN. Soot. IAL 11l 12 14 - 10 ID ragal Dula - 'OI,NO 1 If. aft. Aostraladan.. all i 3 _ , Soul beedleb ; 1 101, 1 lass 4 sll Dm T per meal - - otete , lo orfea. le. Ma. (102.).. aN - 99 all leaden sal Nemo .- 104 I - 04 = 10,000 6 Woman GM., I Par 1 Poe - 10 all Do. moist. Pref. 91 10 6 6,04.• at Peel SAme idols Mw lou 00 07 - 10 8 )147paret. 1 1} pa 111 0,000 60 &adagio'. Illeme ell 70 72 - ID 18 LAvAI Veselies 44 64 pm IN} 90,000 fa Da. Mir Se 10 IS foo - II 10 11.1.0 f PorNW7parotp - - ..., 60000 SO Lam a lad. Tat. 0.6; 11111 -- - :4 - 90 all amain d Imes.. - U St - 1160% 60 Mummy Ina all 17 10 - 16 4 Marls and &moos .... 14 1 di. 2} 10,000 16 Do New WI 41 64 ell Zit lissdiss .. - .... 71 74 -4, 26 No dela& CaLlaa.(l ) all N} 20 - all Do. si pre Nal NW 10 101 - f 9.760 26 Do. 10 all mt. aN.W. al Praire Ile 29} -16,00 C Wu loyal lull Noma 00 116 04 - 210,0G10 flt. Amt. lambs IN IN 160 - BRUM POlOllBlllOOB. 16.10 f 16 Ambraltaa load all SS U - 411.1141 Itarmrsrs. I Caring geloia. 1 Rale& 76,000 1 Pei. Scalp - all ft I - 11119 MI Allasita •IL Lynam 68 es - I 0,000 1 Da. go. Baglebirod ell . -. !Moo 10 Do. do. - N. US Dam. liar. 410. 1 / 4 .4.80.e.151 101 1011 20.280 1 relegrapb to Into (L ) 1 4 } die - 10t 0 2 Do. New - - - 12 ,•18 T. 411A(.01 Allatga.).V.l. i i die Par: in - 14 an 11010/aalalgenaroaal. 6 II - 90.01 , 20 TraitaLn.Co.ll.Calead6 8 4 Ipm - AI Ds. irdsnige . 8 .... IN 110 NalL,Breaf4Aoodail; 10,t0f 6 Da. Clogdma Tikl. IL). S } dla 1 pm. •&••• 10 1-. V% Um -. 10.90( 100 Tan nieramon.. tomoi . toi 12 14 i _..___- D6.J VZIR KOW S. Mole. Da Joao U. WNW& It grain Cops TADosk Isali Who D.. 0. Sztiodoa De. H. do Oland Trask et Ora& id• IM 101 100 1,0 Do. por ProL Dallscarat.ll=4. Do. pot* D. V do dt. ... D. do. Do. do. 1M.... sod thaw Pooloods 78 66 id 76 76 TO 79 101 103 107 e 10 IM* 104 1044 106 um * poi 21i ni IN 64 66 66 82 114 40 42 39 38 BO /3 - ik.. z!. - 7 - --1 Do. Do. .Tamory, UM .. at IL at la o =it ie t WM Do. Dow . DMPADELiiiii . ...4 Do. Li de.,77.wit.op Do.ili.oLD4o.,po.W I'M.= Brooch Ltect jw I It, 7/ gb 97 lOC 1071 2 4 r 56 u dessiiirs. al pse - a: De. 6a. par t. De. al pm ea a_ llai i tgaga Wks& dir • spiis t de. UM do De, 46. ak. l tab Y.i dOs..4Spa 10 It go_ 89 91 i Ms par 91 99 101 In 96 IN I I • I 66 • tut► 98 100 "410 i 8t 1.14,N0 et OMAN SC Aeon at LOWS K. 11_11.4111. Ns. I I t WAN :. cowl CL plow. .1M 141 M 1.. 1M 110 1.111 IN 67 64 M ... ISO IN N ~. 1 IMs par IDo. 4 p.44.Prel. Dad sad Wait Is latdc-re at. Katharine themptea Do Itow 00VILUMINT 51M=Mt. CI. pilaw 1111 OS SO 166 14 22 112 114 lit 114 114 In 106 106. - ft Fit e le IN UT HO SI NS 110 IN .14 Ift all dspartamats 17,986,938 Detwasas 491,509 Brew day sad other bUls V 0,873 lamas, 50.972 Ths East Two o'Ctoox. There is a fair amount of business in the mining market to-day, at steady prices. Wheal I & udcott ;i", shares are quoted 12} to I, 'being not quite so firm ; Area Mirka Valley, 101 to i ; East Caradoo, 46} to are t 47 ; Wheal Beton, 137} to 140; Stray Park, 30} to acorn 31} ; East Devon 2to } ; and Gonamena, 1} to 2. sit. poi In the Stock Exchange, East Caradon shares have .etaaud been dealt in at 46, and East Cara Brea at 14}. e, both Foreign and calm ial mining shares are quiet, but steady. Copula Silver are marked& and } prem., and Cobra Copper. 22. 1 ILINCMALIrD The Parkgwyn Tin Mining Company (Limited) is r. c 11. for lb announced, to work the tin mine of that name near UN At. Austell, Cornwall. The sett has been worked 1 Ated MVO to a (depth of fifteen fathom, but for the erection of machinery and the development of the lodes' increased capital is now required. It is affirmed that by a comparatively trifling outlay immediate ' esi.resx• sad increasing returns of ore can be obtained. ' amass si Favourable reports from several mining authorities =mg . "' eldtd alt= m 1 are attached to the prospectus. It is aleo men- ro,,D w it. p o . tied that " a guarantee of 8 per cent. for the Itsclas Ruh& , • . first veer has been' placed in the hands of the :I ? f a re= directors, before the expiration of which time the Dirk mg Div preliminary operations of the emnpany, including " 40 . kar e ' lit the erection of machinery and dressing plait, will g a r s d as .a s ij o ii, be complete, and the mine brought into efficient and Mk MIMS profitable working." The capital is 26,0001., iii therm of al. lea. each. . . I wed rms. . a Nelms in nerve 9,194790 De arises 824,9106 Total renewfestei &oda is beabbserthlent). 10,020,418 Dearease 865,810 The Amigo; are unfavourable under nearly every bead of the account. The large decrease in the private deposits points to a decided increase in the mercantile demand for money. The Mass at is considerable, both in the reserve and In the Whoa. &NI OR INOIAND.—Ais Aeons* goat to Ilis At elk ONO; st. tor $o week sad* ea Weissaig, August WA*'- /1i GoviansilS OIL. MA'AM 004•01•firlais 11.104 (ioill sslo sod Wi lke itiaMOMO FlllllOlll% c.= int 122! Dead irde= slaty) . 110,11111.101 Olber Ilemr111•1 PAWN Naas %Male Oda tad Mee Oda SIMMS COAL MARICIT.—_(TRUI SAL) Wale lied HeMph lb. OIL; • lillelbled humbles, 17. ; WO. Hod H ITa. Si.; Wfl WO lakeemels, 17s. W±led 86. a Ws ail was lash Triads" I, 17e. ; Walls • limmak lk. .1 iFolid Ird.ddille HollS9A, BM. N om ; Wogs Mid Rawl Humus, 16s 9d. ; W pm loi ems* Illiedip9l Ma i Walls End Basta Nam; 11.. 1 L ; Wall Had lisrigl mn, lb. ; Welk Had easoulk NIL et; wails sail wok HU. ; Welk Rod Illimillibm lb. Si; Welk Odd Woks 1 Tliwsk7. U. No Wail in W V 01.66. MI6 ; Wok MOM Woo. Ida I Was . Irtasvolliots, 1111 m sao,ogs,ns 1 MASIK 7IS is - I . ; ilistimer ale 111 r. .-46 yes di N. Kurinuis. Cild Cgaiii• H. ' . . i 1, I. • . .., 1 .... . !. - ,s‘ isAilmu t ia. . • .... .. 1.0 I mogul— De.Opic . psr Da. Il Ow etlare444o. Do. pre soot • • Do.Splreallat. ter Ds. 46 Iris Drazw.Gre.tp. S.WalsoGcfp.i. Do. Sp. lOW be De.fi p. 4.. 111111 tow woad Spar colut lowa Peelle • p. AwaLesv• Op.& riill.4ov.iip. haLialgy .. Do. N. II Mona 112.11111 i ILII4/6 Anna Doss. DMA bon "Ms* (Ward Div. G. Cia. (tavlak ) Zast beas Caradmt (lllopuil • • *mat Nast Caro Bros Z.Wh. Name (Tav Mk ) terasabler Bt. Osaaa loat Sob" h Ways G. Wh. Vat (lielstas) Onsetlke Reeod e-loot lUseilso Downs lady Hartha = ar wth r a gr y y Isissat) N. Risen (111 S ) i N. WS. least Ise* Mud Par Classh (IR. Massy) how Waco (U. Waal).. &reddesGoa. MI.. Co. Oaradlas A. Gar) S. Cos Bras (Mew) . Stray W. Pa Prawn rk (Maw) TaassrBll.lll.ladil&4 lITI. it i . eit 17s. 6.4.6 12i. . 6R lb. LILO. as a az 14. w. 10.8. filli sed IL* 11114 The Oral Vale *I Tow* . 11 w ars.) Wool Brat ) W. Peados ) We* Moe WU. Basset Massa Mi. Make Wh. id (oaiiisok Wts. Witty We. Lsimmt) Wheel indeott W. Malty Auatile IMO& ) I AL Ilrelswewl • /01111111 111/I1 PROVINCIAL SHARI NARREPIL LTVERPOOL. Atiorner 7.—flake to-oq:—Astern Counties, M.- Great Western, 70/ 1 —Laneaddre and Yorkshire, 1071 7gl —London and North Western, 961 6 61 6 41—Maocheeter, 18.4 field, and Linclnakire, 761—Midland. 1291 19 91 9 61 111—dlato new 61. 4 shares, p. 1 6-18—South %astern, en new, 841—Belgian Eastern Junction, 1 PM—Great Luumbourg 14 0.143 I—Samtire and Heine, 10 litlti—Liverpool and London Fire and Life !mu nuies, p. 7 9.lU—Thames and Mersey Marine, p. 16.16. Mmenit9raa, Amon 7.—There was a fair business, but at rather lower Weer Eastern Camila*, 6811—Great Ship, ft.— Grand Trunk of Canada, 21—Great Western of Canada. 121 — Great Western. 701 a 1 70 691 +1 170—Illinois Central, 60 d —Lan- cashire and Yorkshire, 1071 7—London and North Western, 96—alancheider, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire. 311—aidhusd, 109 I—North Eastern (Berwick), DM 11—fteth Eastern, IS,/ 1 4 6 I—Theme. and Mersey Marine 'marines, 11 p.-11aachr tar and County Bank, 24 p. 8111113011 All, AUGUR 7.—The railway market is still 46- =l, will: a downward tendency. Great Western stock me at 70. In local shares the following sales were reported: Birmingham , anal, at 941—Birmingham Bank at 27—and Mr. lam Wagon, at 111 stiv. Birmingham Joint Mack Bank vas buyers at 9 and sonars at 11 prem. MINES.-(THIS DAY.) ~uiuee~ r 0414 100 gal Mil ..t