The Express. — London, England, 1866-07-31 00:00:00

LAW WTELLIC I FINCE. (THIS DST.) • • COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Adore Kr. Commissioner Hoiroyd.) IN RR Z. TAYLOR. The bankrapt was a publican of Crown-strest, West• w o oer, and residing at Chiswell-street, Finsbury. Hs applied to lie discharged from debts of 1,1001., giving up some book debts valued at about 2001. Mr. Sykes appeared for the official assignee; Mr. Reed ber Mr. Wilson,. an opposing creditor; and Mr. Brough hr the bankrupt. on behalf of Mr. Wilson an adjournment of the sitting ass asked, to give creditors an opportunity of electing an soignee, with the view to an investigation of the bank tapes trimaactions. The bankrupt had been in business r • publican in two houses in Cruwn•straek sad in February be transferred one of the houses ao • young woman named Howes, who had been employed by him es barmaid. Before sang his petition, the bankrupt was arrested, and in the he described himself as of the house which had so transferred. The business was still being carried on by the barmaid, and it was supposed that the property bad bean purchased with the bankrupt's money, and ought ae form part of his estate. After hearing Mr. Brough, His Honour granted the application for an adjournment. (Before Mr. Registrar Brougham.) nt En D. N. MAIR. This was an adjourned lint sitting. The bankrupt was a merchant, of 6, Lime-street, City, and Calcutta, lately trading at the latter place in copartnership with Johu t = Shep herd Douglas. He states that his failure arises t not obtaining a further advance from Ape and Master man's Bank upon mortgage of the Terpoore estate in Assam, worth about 100,0001., and other security, the sum advanced being 54,0001., also in conaequenee of the great depreciation in the value of tea property, and on the part of the Himalaya Tea Company. The C li ebridness, as shown by the preliminary statement, to amount in the aggregate to about 40,0001, the ya Tea Company being returned as creditors for 100,0001., and the pootra Tea Company for 13,136/. Kr. 0. T. Had, of Moorgate-street, accountant, was now appointed assignee ; Means. Lawrence, Plays, and Boyer being the solicitors under the proceedings. IN ER EDWARD AMITIII. The bankrupt, a merchant, of 63, Fe church-street, ap plied to the court upon his own petition, alleging that his insolvency was attributable to losses by bad debts and through sooeptanoes being proved against his estate, which ought to have been taken up by other parties. The debts are returned at 18,7571., besides liabilities of un certain amount incurred by the bankrupt as a shareholder in the Joint Stook Discount Company (Limited) ; John King and Co. (Limited); and the Cotton Plantation Company (Limited). Amongst the creditors are Barnett, Hoare, and Co., the bankers, for 4,30111. ; and the Imperial Ottoman Bank for 1,6501. Assignees were now chosen, and the bankrupt's protec tion was enlarged until the next sitting. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) ASSAULTS ON TU POUCI. James Lovell, a rough-looking fellOv7inia charged with being drunk and sinaniting police-oonsiable 375 at Upper-street, Die °suitable stetert e t p last night there was a crowd of going to thelteform meeting at the Agrioaltural and the prisoner was intheirmidstdrunk and creating a great disturbance. He got him out of the mob, and was taking him towards his home, when the prisoner struck him with his Let in the chest. He then took him into cus tody, and withgreat difficulty Got him to the police-station. The prisoner said be met with some mates and got • little too mush to drink, and when he was in that state he did not know what he wee about. Mr. D'Eyncourt fined . the prisoner 2s. 6d. for being drank, • tine which the prisoner at ones paid. Jesse, and lame Sou on brothers, both of them de maibed as navvies, ware charged with being drunk and assaulting police-oonstable Wilson, 196 G, is the execution et his duty, at Clerkenwell. The prisoners stopped the constable, abused him, and followed him round his beat, because the constable remon strated with one of the prisoners about his ill-using his wife. The prisoners made such a disturbance that they had to be taken into custody, on which the prisoner James drew • bite from his pocket, held it dagger fashion, and said he would stab him, and would have his life before the night was out. Both the prisoners then became very violent, and one of them knocked the con stable down, and then kicked him in the stomach. Had It not been for the assistance of other constables the Injured man would have been severely maltreated. Be fore the prisoner James could make use of the knife it was taken sway from him, and the prisoners were with difficulty conveyed to the police station. Mr. D'Eyncourt asked the constable if he believed that the prisoner intended to use the knife. The constable replied in the affirmative and said that the prisoners made use of most dreadful Avesta and lan. sup. The prisoners Mid, in answer to the charge, that all that bad been said about them were " lies." Iti.FvEynooiiiiiiid it was evident that the prisoners were morose, violent fellows, even this morning, when they were not the worm for liquor. What they were when they were in a state of drink he Gould not say. The police must be protected from such violent fellows as the prisoners. He would mad the prisoner Isaac, who had kicked the constable in • most cowardly manner, to the House of Correction with hard labour for one alendar month. There was no telling what a drunken man might do with a knife, and Iti should therefore order James to find two responsible trusties in the sum of 10/. each to keep the peace for three calendar months. _ _ The prisoners were then removed in custody. MARLBOROUGH-WRIEST. A TWINTTPOUNDS 7INI POE AS ABBAULT. W. Johnson, gentleman, of No. 29, Arlington-street, Islington, was charged before Mr. Knox with assaulting ilsrpret Taylor, of 107, Winchester-street, Pimlico. The compbanant, who had a bad black eye (after being discharged for being drunk and incapable), said—l went to supper at Clark's, near Leicester-square, shortly before 1 this morning, and a lady coming out struck me, and the defendant then struck me. Mr. Knox—Ton have a black eye. Is that the effect of the defendant's blow Complainant—lt is, air. Mr. Knox—Had you any quarrel with either the female or the defendant ? Complainant—None at all, sir. They are both strangers tome. Defendant—l deny striking her altogether. Henry Hill, a elm* residing at 36, Old Compton-street —I saw the complainint and another female fighting, and afterwards the defendant struck her (the complainant) three time'. Hr. Knox—Was the defendant sober? Witness—l do not think he was. I should not think a saber man would do such a thing. The defendant after tried to get away in the cab, but I had him brought back The defendant—Sbe knocked my hat of. Yr. Knox—But you don't mean to say that that is ancient provocation to strike the complainant three tate Dickenson, 165 C—On being told by the last witness that the defendant was trying to get away, I stopped the sib, and the complainant, who had a fearful black eye, pre the defendant in charge for assaulting her, and I took Uo into custody. Kr. Knox—Was the defendant drunk or sober? Const.ble—Drunk. The defendant—She took my hat off and trod on it, and theanitol the female with me without any louse. Kr. Knox—What are you ? The d.-fendant—A gentleman. Yr. Knox—l do not wish by my decision to do that which Lay rain you for life, although your conduct has been brutal. Be the complainant what she may she is Imitated to protection. I will not send you to prison Oder the Common Assaults Aet, but I will deal with you eider the Aggravated Assaults Act, under which the Malty runs to 201., and I will give you the option of ' 4347 P-7ing that sum or going to prison for a month vith hind tahcar, MARYLEBONE. . Ilfree Gilchrist, aged 37, describing himself as a watch sad doc Tinker, was brought up in the custody of Sergeant , Lamson. 2 D, on a warrant, charged with illegally pawning ' tacker of watches. - 'Nut Laws ' New Church-street, chemist, said he 'ablate I his gold watch valued at 20 guineas to the pri sms? to repair, but had not had it returned. A par. nbroker produced it now, and said he lent 5 sumo , o it to the prisoner. Taylor, • tradesman, proved letting prisoner have •", retch tor. pair. It had not been returned. TeDif to the solicitor witness said the prisoner did Bat seal him the duplicate. The wAch was produced by a pawnbroker's assistant. John Stephens proved • similar case with regard to his : saw sr itch, which was also produced by a pawnbroker. Utterly lady, named Lucy Baker, also proved a littlar roe. In the last two cases the prisoner, after pawning the Welles. sent the duplicates to the o wner.. flittwit Isaacson, 2 D, deposed to apprehending the tiat'r . _ at Bridgwater, he having decamped and deserted These were only a few of many cases against the ___, er One party he had had a watch from told him he not appear, and said it was partly through his own for he ought to have kept a watch upon his own Pr ike ill .'r egthroughal his solicitor , said he would plead t e llt7 tr. pa, • 2 1 t V .nelreiddeclined to take the plea, sad committed water trial. LAMBE rse 0, 771 AGATIC—A KAN S H. TAMM BY At FEMALE. , I6 rj , ret Doodey was c h arge d b e f ore M r . P ar t r id ge w ith "'" 1,0 4. ?Award Donovan with a knife. THE EXiRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, JULY 31, 1866. From the evidenoe of Polico-eonstable 737 P it appeared that on the pervious night, about half-put 7 o'clock, he was called to No. 3, Charlotte-mut, Oaraberweli, where he found Donovan suffering from a severe wound on the right hand. He was then informed that the female had initiated the injury with a knife, and at the request of the man he took her into custody. She was quite sober at the time, and did not deny the charge. The man had failed to appear against prisoner since. Prisoner, in answer to the magistrate, paid she did not attempt to deny the chary, but that she never meant to use the knife. The man had lived with her for four years, and she had provided him with a good home. On the previous night he came in, abused, and Wised her by the throat, and nearly strangled her. He also dashed a hot cup of tea in her face, and having the knife in her band she ran and made a plunge at him. He put up his band and caught the blade, and so caused the injury. Police constable 129 P said he knew tits man as having been convicted several times. The prisoner worked very hard for him, and he scarcely did anything for a mainte 'ranee at all. . SHARE LIST&-(THIS DAY.) Oxi o'OLoaa. The railway market is inactive to-day, and the chief stocks are quoted the same as yesterday. Attention is almost exclusively directed to the set tlement of the fortnightly account, which will be concluded this afternoon. London and North-Western stock is now quoted 1181 to k ; Great Western, 53 1 to 1; Midland, 1251 to ; Lancerhire and Yorkshire, 124 k to 125 ; Sou -Eastern, tlat to 1 ; Great Easts lt 3 s O n ! to ; Caledonian, 1211 to 1221 ; Metro • 1314 to 131 ; Great Northern, 121 to • ditto A,128i to 1291 ; and London,Chathaui, and hover, 21 Grand Trunk of Canada Railway stock continues in demand, and has experienced a fresh rise of 1 per cent., viz., to 221 to I. On the other hand, Lombardo-Venetian shares are be. lower, at 15 to The iniiiitrate said it was a serious matter when' a knife was used, and it was fortunate for prisoner that the injury was not more severe. For &further investigation of the oasis he should remand the misoner. Prisoner, who still declared that she never meant to do it, was then remanded. ORDINAZY SHARKS AND STOCK& sh.l rd. I z•narAirs I c s tir" I a t a ,, s tt v 84. 100 Bristol and Exeter B3 91 8t 100 Caledonian 86 100 Cambrian 60 all Cork and Bandon W all Cornwall 4 6 It. 100 Dublin andßeffasl7 •• IT 5$ Bt 100 Dandee,Perth,&Abdln 70 TI 100 all East London licripOsst 8t 100 , Do — 8t 100 Glasgow and & Wealsrn 111 114 St 100 Great Emir= Ord. St. 131 301 30 4 I St. 100 Ds. E. Am. Mk., No. 4 7 84. 100 Great North of Scotland Bt 100 Gresi Northern Bt. 100 Do.A . 1 Area no Mx us- 113 136 et ye .Dali IWep. c. ispeldß 1301 et. MO 'De. New lea. a• 8$ pm let 140 De. Ord. Def. Div. Stock 8t 100 101 South & Wail (Ire.) 91 33 et 100 Great Western 53 631 611 3 84. 100 1 Do.StonrVaLOna.ll4ll et 100 Do. Booth Wales — 81 100 Do. W. WM—Oxford 66 43 86. 100 Do. Do Newport 14 86 St. 100 I Lancashire&Y 1241 125 1241 et 100 Lon. Mtn,lB.l:least 91 93 St 100 'Lontica4,Chathim,itDov 21 22 ea. 100 Do. et Exten.A6p c. et 100 Lcodosi& North Weetn. 118 1181 1181 136. 100 .London&SouthWestern 92 911 84. 100 IMan. Shot, &Unman& :I 58 59 rd et 100 !Metropolitan l3O 161 1831 1 10 84 Do New II 21 pm 10 8 Do. Extension 100 all Metropolitan Distsict 91 94 100 10 Do. do. do. 10 all Do. &Bt. Jolues-wood al 100 lfkUmnd ll5l 11351 1151 9 1 Do. 01 Shares 11 2 gas BR 100 De. Wm. & Isere l 9l IR 38 all Mid Kent — 84. 100 North Brithdt el 100 Do. lidin ,Perth,Dund. 23 15 BL 100 N. radern—Berwiek 107 109 107 16 lel Do. G. N. E. Purc — pm St. 100 Do. Leeds 8i 100 Do. York lO4 106 Sl 100 Do. Carl de — 1 .11 Do. litock.&Darling l5 36 T 6 13 Do. do., 180041 Ift. 100 North London ll9 121 14 7 Do. do., UM 1 1 pm 10 T Do. do. 1866 1 1 pm 81 100 iforthStaff , ordshino 75 77 et lOO N. &B. Western Jong loB 112 St. 1100 800tt1ah Central 8t 1 140 floottlahN. K Aber. ea 73 76 8t ; 100 Scottish Midland — it ' 100 'Shropshire Union 8t 100 South Devon 45 47 11l 100 'South Eastern 10 all Stalaes,Woktughain,ft 71 81 ea. 1 100 'Taff Vale 10 1 II , Do. C 2 3 pm 8t 1103 , Vale of Ntoth St 1100 'Waterford & Kilkenny —.— 10 1 6 Waterloo & Whitehall 8t i 100 :Wed Cornwall l3 66 BRITISH POSSIBRION& ,Atlantic & St. Lai ~Bom. Bar~Q . C. ln. ~6p.e. Do. F Shers -- , Bursao a Lake Borax .134 D0. Preference „Brent. otOoderich 6 per 0ent.18724-4 .CaL &S. Pasternsp. e.g. .t.sspeT. le Dock Op. e.g. Best Denwir ßen * ilf !East Indian gu. 6 do :Grand Trunk of Canada Do. Equip. M. B.flp.et Do. let preL Bonds Do. do. deferred Do. and pref. Bonds. I De. do. deferred Do. and ;ref. Stock Do. do. deferred Do. Sttt preL Stock Do. do. deferred Greet Indian Panful:dal Do. gus. 6 per cent . Do. Sew d 0..... Do. New It. S. of India g. 6p. et Do. elver cent. Do. it Western of Csinni.S, Do. New Do. pay. 1873, ' Do. do. do. 18774. ; h(Llmtted) . Illadraa guar. 6 p. sea Do. do. al do , Do. do. 14 de. 1 Do. Ftfth EiteaalOn. lIOTh. Corp. 6 per C. Pd. Kelt). sad Hobson% Bay! Do. 6 p. et., pay. 1880, / Do. 6p. et., pay. 1896; IN.R.of Caw ep e.latp.B. ; I &lode, goo. 6 pea cent; I Do. Delhi do Do. do. do Do. Punjaub do. I Do. Indus 86.1 1 10 t. do 100 'lOO 'lOO 100 ilOO 6;0001 604,1 IstANNI 6,000 60,000 17,1601 400 44000 10,000 46,000 . 40,000 117,600 00,000 60,000 10.000 11,000 21,000 27,210 10,000 37,500 100 1 i nt I Iciai F 11 4 - 98 7t 90i ... "I ;!iii' _Ms _Ms 14 ses - LS C 50.0001 106,1106 OOLONLIL . ep.cL,F72l Do. Oe Gov.ll p. a., 181741. Do. 'wet, rebAialp. Da. Spent M5 . .41111t . Do. Lparpt...l Do. 5 13 para. fiTholl Ca Novae per. 1873 r e do.lBBo-11100 100 100 100 100 100 100 at N N N N 76 rr 75 71 N 101 10t 104 101 104 100 ise N N 101 108 106 100 ae 96 Own is'Otoot. There is little business in the Stock Exchange to-day, apart from that connected with the fort nightly settlement, which is now being completed. The tendency of the various markets is still rather unfavourable. The transactions in English govern ment stocks consist chiefly of sales, and Consols exhibit a fresh reduction of per cent., both for money and the account. Other securities, in_ eluding British railways, foreign bonds, and bank ing and financial shares, present very few varia tions. fi - 0.!1 160,000 r 1,CT06, 1 506' *30,000 100,000 100.000 900,000 106,500 166,0001 100 101 161 us 101 101 103 106 ff 100 10 04 8531 The applications for discounts to-day are mode rate, but there is a rather good demand for loans in connection with the settlement to the Stock Ex change, where the rate for short advances on Eng lish Government securities is 74 to 8 per cent. The charge in Lombard-street for choice bills is Bto 9 per cent. 110;600 1 1.000,000 1 260,000 760,000 else et. •001616 Bt. 610,000 81. 6113.000 St. 610,000 61,. 10101211 ALM OR 100,710 . St. 1 . 60 . 21 11,800 612 6,166 6,000 6,000 4,0 1, 0.C.000 t ehiverton I Dev. a. Con. (Tsvistak )1 Drskewalls Eat Basest (Illopa) Nast Condos Zest earn Brea East Oreasitla I tisi Rust Lovell & W. Russell (ravlstk ) °mushier et at. Aubyn Grout Lamy (lAnGted) Great South Tolgus Great Wheal Busy G. W. Vor (Ilelaion) Grenville Herod's Foot ~~ ~. s art4t a irly LeLint) 1:747 l ron Mr Ore .... Nei 6ita a North Briskest N. Wh. Basset (Mogan) North Wheat Crotty = United co (U. Leluot) S. Cando° (Bt. Clear) South Combine!. CO* I,pol 8,138 496 920 1,0441 4,000 400 S. Stray Put Tia brat Vigra sad Cla, Lim Wart Balsa (la, W. (and= (Laimard) Wart Chharton wart Setoa 2.1.0 29 6 2.14.6 81 2.14.0 8.6.6 2.83 101.17.6 144.66 141.19.6 40 8.18.0 8L 10.. 6.10.0 13.17.5 4.10.5 I vrii Wit. Basset (Mogan) Wh. Buller Medruth) W glaryAnn ,Idenhem ) P eal Beton vng. Tralawney (Usk ) 4.4.0 111.0 7.L6 10.6.7 1.2.0 18.18.9 35.16.6 16 8 6.17 .0 u 96 9292 2693 9896 96 96 93 96 91 9‘ Si 6 5 4 410 430 i.' it !I 74 6 } 6 6 i II Si We 18 19 1 14 DO 32 sin 4 8 714_ 8 4 Si .. 101 4 diiil 1636 4 -4 i I 21 U 825 376 171} 10 1! Consols are now quoted 88 to 1 for money, and 881 to for the account (August 9). Foreign stocks are inactive, but a rise of 1 per cent. has taken place in Spani sh Passive, the Com mittee's Certificates, and Mexican. Turkish Bondsof 1862 are now quoted 51 to 53 ; ditto of 1865, 271 tot ; Greek, 111 to 12 ; Spanish Passive, 191 to 201; ditto Certificates, 141 to 15 ; Italian, 1861, 514 to t ; Brazilian scrip, 31 to 21 dia. ; and Mex ican, 171 to 1. The shares of the Anglo-American Telegraph Company have improved 7a. 6d., the present price being 121 to 1, but those of the Atlantic Telegraph Company are be. lower, at .31 to t. American securities are steady, at the closing prices of yesterday. 5-20 Bonds are quoted 68;3 ; Erie Railway shares, 411 to ; and Illinois Central, 77 to 4. International Financial shares are now quoted 11 to di.. ; London Financial, 121 to 111 dis. ; General Credit, 11 to 1 dis. ; Credit Foncier, 31 to 2/ dia., ex div. (Bi. paid); and National Dis count, 71 to 8 prem., ex. div. i ii ) 11 - _ HALT-PART THESE O'CLOCK. Consols are fractionally better, at 88/4 to I for money, and atif to for the account. About 40,0001. in gold has been sent into the Bank. 3 . 4 . 64 67 106 115 80 ea - 9 11 i -- i 140 150 8 10 isi I I lorn 5 1 5 1 5 N Id 161 At Paris to-day the Three per Cent. Rentes opened at 68.82. At the Bank discount office yesterday the demand was quiet, and as it is understood that a large por tion of the bills discounted by the Bank in the panic week ending May 16—during which single week the increase in the "other securities" reached the enormous sum of 10,099,0421.—are now maturing, there is every prospect that the improvement in the Bank's accounts will be rapid. This will be aided by the antici- Fated influx of gold to that establishment. Specie remittances from Australia, America, India, Egypt, and the continent are expected; and, though there is still some demand for gold for exportation, it is insufficient to absorb the whole of the incoming supplies. The extent to which distrust is still interfering with the ordinary operations of com merce may be gathered from the fact that gold is now being shipped both toays between this country and the continent, owing to the discredit of mer cantile paper. The reduction which is expected to take place on Thursday next in the Bank rate of discount will be peculiarly acceptable, as tending to correct this anomalous condition of affairs. Bar silver experienced a further reduction of Id. yesterday, the present quotation being fa. Oid. per ounce. Mexican dollars were also flat, at 4s. 101 d. to 4e. Ild. IB} die The mail from Guayaquil has brought a remit tance of 2881. 18a. ld. on account of the dividends on the debt of Ecuador. The following, with reference to the Mexican dividends, was posted yesterday in the Stock Ex change Messrs. Baring Brothers and Co. Five notice that the following remittances have been received from Vera Cruz: —354,201.4'a in dollars, and 49,1591. 14s. 4d. in bills of ezchange.—London, 30th July, 1866. It is stated that a further remittance will be sent by the next monthly or mid-monthly mail to com plete the payment of the July dividends on the original three per cent. stock. Step by step the government of Venezuela has sunk deeper in financial infamy. Some persons of an optimist turn of mind have been disposed to hope that the violation of the engagements of the government with the bondholders of the British 1862 Loan arose from peculiar circumstances, and that an attempt would soon be made to effect at least some compromise, butthe government has now given the finishing touch to its bad re putation by laying violent hands likewise upon the funds specially assigned to the bondholders of the loan of 1864. The gloss which it is attempted to put upon the case merely serves to render the outrage more fl agrant. The credit of Venezuela is now, of course, totally extinguished, until, by long years of loss, she shall have expiated her error. It only remains now for all classes of her bond holders to act in unison, and to take such measures las shall tend to bring this dishonest state to a better understanding of her duties. In the first in stance, recourse will doubtless be had for assistance to the British government. The following circular, announcing a proposed call of 101. per share on the shares in Overend, Gurney, and Co. (Limited), has been issued by the liquidators of that undertaking : In Chancery.—ln the matter of the Companies Act, 1862, and in the matter of Overend, Gurney, and Co. (Limited). Notice is hereby given that we, the under signed liquidators, appointed to wind up the above-named company, shall on Monday, the 20th day of Auguat, 1866, at twelve o'clock at noon precisely, at No. 65, Lombard. street, in the city of London, proceed to make a call on the seceral persons who have been settled on the list of contributories of the said company, and that we propose that such call shall be for ten pounds per share on all the contributories of the said company. All persons interested are entitled to attend at such day, hour, and place, to offer objections to such all. WY. TUILQUAND, R. P. HARDING, Dated the 28th day of July, 1866. The following is the report of the directors of the St. Janice' Hotel Company (Limited) which was adopted at the general meeting on Saturday, the 28th inst.: It will be remembered that is January last annum an interim dividend at the rate of 5 1 . per cent. per was paid for the preoedin4 half year. The profit and lose amount for the year ending the 30th ult. will allow of the pay ment of a dividend at the rate of 10 per cent, per annum, thus continuing the payment of a dividend of 10 per Fent. from the opening of the hotel. The directors accordingly recommend this payment, lees the interim dividend already paid. In conformity with the articles of association of the company, two of the directors, viz., Mr. Murray and Mr. Talbot, will retire at this meeting. They are, however, eligible for re-election, and offer themselves so cordingly. cross Hotel A general meeting of the Charing- Company (Limited) is convened for the 13th of August, when a dividend is to be declared. The half-yearly meeting of the Mediterranean Extension Telegraph Company (Limited) is called for the 10th A n ima. The half-yeardy interest due the lit August on the Marietta and Cincinnati Railroad Company's sterling bonds is announced for payment in due i2rui 3 MO ET MARSET.-(THLS DAT.) Masers. Neill Brothers and Co. of New York, in their circular dated the 17th inst., referring to the prospects of the growing crop of option, give the following practicsl denial to the statements which have been so freely !awarded in this country res pecting the unwillingness of the freed negroes in the South to resume their accustomed industry We have again to report a week of fine and warm weather accompanied, according to some of our advieet, by ocdaional showers which are extremely beneficiaL • correspondent in Al abama, writing after a journey from Montgomery to Eufaula, thraogh an important cotton district, says of that district thiit about 25 per cent. more bind was planted in cotton than ever before, a most . re, rearleabin admission after ell we have been hear lag of scarcity of labour and unwillingness to work of the negroee, and the refusal of the women to go into the fields. This latter assertion, that the women don't ' work, we have the bad reason to know from oar own ob servation and inquiries is not universally true ; but on the contrary, nearly every field gang contains more Os IMO women, and although every planter one meets says the women don't work, he at the same time, if ressed on.the point, admits that his women do work, ' rebut they are I the exception." The same correspondent mentions that in the country alluded to, the crops are a month late, and the stands not good, and that many of the beet lands were " drowned out," so that an estimate of one-half of a former crop for that district would be high enough, even with favourable weather henceforward. In a later Weer. dated 13th July, after returning to Montgomery by a diffe rent route, he says the prospect te better on that rest. From the south-west our advice, this week continue favourable. MONDAY Erwin. Consols, which closed on Saturday at 88L to for the 9th of August, opened this morning at the same quotation, and closed at 88; to 1. For money the last price was 88; to f. The official business report is as follows:—Three per Cent. Cone* for money, 881, ,8, f, ; ditto, for account, nt I Three per Cents. Reduoed, 1; New Three per Cents., 871, ; Annuities, 1885, 13f ; Bank Stock, 248, }, 50 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 103, 1 ; ditto Five per Cent. " aniseed" paper, 100 ; ditto Four per Cent. Bonds, r M ee ., 18s., prem. The foreign stock market showed increased de pression, and most of the speculative descriptions gave way. Venezuelan Bonds of 1884 were promi nently heavy, and fell 2 per cent. The old bonds and those of 1862, as well as Moorish, Bgyptian Railway Debentures, and Italian of 188 1, also de clined 1 per cent. ; Brazilian scrip and Turkish of 1865, 1 ; and Spanish Passive, the Committee's Certificates, and Mexican, I. Atlantic Telegraph 8 per cent. preference shares were quiet, closing at n to per 51. Anglo- American Telegraph shares were steady at 12; to I. Credit Foncier and Mobilier shares were heavy in the morning, and were marked as low as 3} dis count, but the latest quotation was 2a. M. better than on Saturday. The shares of the other financial companies were unchanged, in the absence of busi ness. Prices closed as follows : —lnternational Finan cial, 11 to 1; die. ; General Credit, 1; to 11 die. ; London Financial, 12 s t to lf dis. ; Credit Fonder and Mobilier, 3} to 2 die., ex div. (81. paid). National Discount last quoted 8 to Eti prem. ; Hudson's Bay, 151 to 16, being 2s. 6d. better ; and General Ottoman, du. to prem., ex div. Anglo-Mexican Mint and London General Omnibus shares improved, while London Provin cial Marine declined, but the variations were un important. MINE&-(THIS DAY.) Ors o'Cikar. The mining market is very quiet to-day, attention being chiefly directed to the settlement of the fortnightly account. The few dealings reported have been confined to Prince of Wales, Chiverton Moor, East Grenville, Great Vor, and Wheal Chiverton shares. At the meeting yesterday of the Port Phillip and Colonial Gold Mining Company a dividend of L. per share for the six months was declared. A general meeting of the Anglo-Brazilian Gold Company (Limited) is called for the 2nd August. An extraordinary general meeting of the Silver Vein Mining Company (Limited) is called for the 3rd August to confirm the resolutions passed at the meeting on the 17th inst. Do._ do. _1890411 ixT6p.c.Aijaoa.l9l Cglo4NoT.lB6 8,6p.i Po 1878. do. - Mauritius 6 pot c 1.161 Do. ltat Do. 1816 Natal. Oov.iper. seat.. New Biww.Gov.eperet. New South Wales Gov.. 6p. 6406,1871 to Me Do. _6 p. 61868 to I Now Lwow 6per coo!. no. 6 Par coat Nova Scotts 6 p. a,1876 Queoalland Gov. a p. 6.4mat..1240v. 6 p, ca,1168 - 5071878 iM ujiwTl4.l ITlc.Goc.6p. C. Jim. July Do. Op. at. AprilltOn. proem& I rd I frit.lota 4 p.c. , Jau.&J 100 p. at., Jan. & Jut" ....'lOO 7assu.ltYl449.alsa.day 100 Isis.Drigh.4p.e.leasitA7 100 LAN,W.4p.c.JanAt July 100 Do. Sep.o. Jim& July 100 Ltil.W.4p.e. Jam* July 100 Mitiland,46.c.Jaii.itJuly 100 N. British, Z. P. & D.8., 1 6 p. et, Feb. t Aug... 100 N.lstru.,4p.o.Jaa.&July 100 1ic0LN.8.,46.4.14.6ket. 100 a I T" SHIT= 11124 M. 90 92 86 85 91 94 71 76 94 96 202 104 let 104 P 4 $ CICL gator. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE (BY Mien= mamure.) GOODWOOD MEETING.—{THIS DAY.) CRAVEN STAMM. Brahma walked over. SWKEPSTAKN3. Contedente Indigestion Pans ... Sew ... LAVANT STATUS. Hal( a mile. Lady Nester, Loohaber, Bunnyloeb, Duchess, King Charles, Ned Shoal, Charles 11., Sister to Vedette, Julius, Perdition, and Feodor are here. ORATWICKE STAKES. One mile and a half. Ischia, Weaterick, May Queen, Stoic, Mammies f, Maid of Maeham f, and Robin Hood are here. STEWARDS' CUP. T.Y.C. Ostreger, Muter Biebard Brooodel w, Lord Ronald, Bradamante, Gardevistue, Sultan, Vespaaian, Paris, Mo- nitor, Sia. to Aselaam Camelia, Brahma, Abereldie, No, Norwood, Salliet Chliee tv Molly Carey, Xi, lifeguard*" man, Arbutus, Arow, erhena, Gretna, Bigote, Czar, Violent, Lincoln Green, Desiree, Stilton, Mutts, Musician, and Mrs. Stratton are here. . . Pa — ioliegrr --- . - 7 15;lie7Warrior, Pantaloon, Attache, !Wan, The Seeds'. Quirina, &abhor, Vandervelds, Flying Jib, Ti Re Onl an tuomo. ANNEILAT STAKES. Three miles. Lozenge, Klarinsks, Archimedes, Arkansas, and Alex. samba sre here. HAM STAKES. T.Y.C. Alouna, Queen of Nuts, Maid of Mastam o, and Thorn day ere here. SELLING swcza OF 50 SOPS. Proviso', Monk, Mikan's, Merry Hart, Effervescence, and Masurka are here. ARZITID. —Garde visare, Split the Difference, Night watch, Marksman, Zambesi, Beelzebub, Blanch, Middiebie f, Lucifer, Redan, and Sweet Home. STEWARDS' CUP. 3 to 1 agst Mrs. Stratton 100 to 8 Sultan 100 to 8 Mayonnaise THE MURDER IN LONG-ACM. FURTHRR PARTICULARS. On making inquiries this morning, we were in formed that the stepfather of the poor lad who is supposed to have been either murdered in No. 15, Neal's-passage, or taken there after having been strangled, has not been arrested by the polies. The cistern in which the body was found hanging is situated an the basement floor. This compartment is in a wretchedly filthy state, containing every kind of refuse, and except by the people residing in the house, an entrance to the place is only obtained with the aid of a light of some kind. The door of the house is left unsecured at night, and access to the cistern could not have been attended with difficulty to any one acquainted with the place. The stepfather and mother of the boy are not known in Neal's-passage. The aunt of the boy, who, with the mother, is in custody, states that the stepfather called at her house about 2 o'clock yesterday morning, and brought the lad away, saying he wanted to take him into the country. THE TORIES END THE WOEHING CLASS/E.-TM' morning the " contents" placards of the Standard contain the following as the most prominent line—" Great donkey show at the Agricultural Ha/L" On Thursday, Mr. John Benjamin Smith will ask the Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs whether he ' is aware that there is a bill before the Congress of the United States of America to adopt the metrical system of weights and measures ; and, seeing that the metrical aye tam i s in use in Franoe,Belgium, Holland, Spain,Portugal, Switzerland, and Italy, and that Russia has intimated her intention also to adopt it if England adopts it, whether, with the view to facilitate the growingintercourae between the nation, of the world, the noble lord will take the oppor- tunity of returning pesos in Europe to invite a congress of nations to consider the practicability of adopting an inter national system of money, weights, and measures. The sudden outbreak of cholera in Whitechapel is bringing the resolines of the London Hospital to the severest test. The officers of the establishment are pain fully oonenous of the degree to which their ordinary means are inadequate to meet the visitation, and especially do they feel the want of more ample supplies in money and brandy. Another shortcoming is the attendance ; for, while there should be an immediate increase to the number of nurses, two of those important helpmates have already been carried off by the disease. iao 100 100 100 100 An imperial decree in the Moniteur confers a gold medal of honour on Madame Cornuan, wife of the Prefect of the Somme, for her oourage and devotedness during the cholera at Amiens. The medal bears the fol lowing inscription :—" L'lmperatsice Eugenie t Mine. Cornuan. Epidemic Cholerique d'Amiens, 1866." The following story is related of a captain of Austrian artillery in Italy. His battery was under a tre mendous fire. At one gun there was only one man left Co work. The captain went and helped hint to serve the piece, and round after round was discharged, till the officer suddenly, in an intervalof loading, exclaimed, "Schmidt ! how dare you have your shako on your head in a way con trary to regulation!" DEATH OF SIR JANES WICRSN. —The death is announced this morning of the Right Hon. Sir James Wigram, who was for a period of nine years one of the Vice-Chancellors of England. The deceased was born at Walthamstow, Essex, in 1793, and was educated at Trinity College Cambridge, where he graduated in 1815, being fifth wrangler. Shortly after taking his degree he became • fellow of his college. In 1819 he was called to the bar by the Lion. Society of Lincoln's-inn, and having pursued his profession with much industry, was nominated a Queen's Counsel in 1834. In October, 1841, he was ap pointed second vice-chancellor, under the Act for the better Administration of Justice (5 Victoria, c. 5) but retired from ill-health in 1850, on a pension of 3,500/. For three months he was a member of the House of Commons, having been returned in July, 1841, for the borough of Leominster. He retired from parliamentary life on being appointed Vice-Chancellor in the following October. Sr James Wigraru was an elder brother of the Bishop of Rochester. CONVERSION TO Rox&.—The Wiltshire papers state that the Rev. J. O'Brien, vicar of Lyneham, near Chippenhem, has resigned his living and joined the church of Rome. AN INDISCRETION REPAIRED.—There are, how ever, indiscretions which, so far from being attended by lose, are capable of being turned to advantage by a prompt and happy presence of mind. A little time ago, at a French country-house not many miles from Paris, there was in • salon a lady whom we will call Madame V., and a gentleman well known as an admirer of the sex. The conversation took • tone partly gallant, partly tender, and K. de L. was in the act of kissing the lady's hand with more estpreasement than was necessary , when there passed by the window, which opened into the grounds, Madame de 8., who at a glance saw all that there was to see. She had a little malice in her disposition, the two had been, nay, were, rivals, and the Tees direr4-on presented itself Im/tinily to Madame V. " dile:, je vous en prie, Mon sieur ; west une meehante, une rapporteuse, faites votre possible qu'elle se taise, ou ne revenes )aniais chez moi." M. de L. went, and returned shortly with an air of satia tion. " Rasmus vans, Madame ; elle a Dieu tout vu, mats elle sera discrite • le lui at impose silence &use tells maniere qu'elle se inns sur setts petite again." " Wart done que vous tai fives dit!" "Js me lui ai men dit," was the reply. "Je l'ai baisee ausai—et scar la knee. C'est tont simple, une bombe idea qui neuespira." It is mid that Madame B. did in this instance keep her word.— Corrthill Afogoanc for August. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. LIVERPOOL COTTON AND CORN MARKETS. (THIS DAY.) (IT RLNOTRIO AND INTERNATIONAL TRIAOILILPIL) (num ova own CORRESPONDENT.) COTTON. —The nuaket, though in rather quiet demand, continues steady in price. Salm foot up between 8,000 and 10,000 bales. CORN.—The market well attended. Wheat slow sale, at late rates; fair business in flour, at le. per sack advance. Indian corn in moderate demand at Ms. dd. to 26.. 9d. foe mixed American. Beane and peas steady. Oats and oat. meal unaltered. MINCING-LANG.—(THIS DAY.) SUGAL—The market has opened firmly, at the fell prices of last week ; the demand is chiefly for brown qualities; the sales include a parcel of cloyed Manilla, at 28e. (d. dirty, 9e. 4d. Re fi ned common brown lumps ars not to be bad under 455. ; but the market is rather less active than previously reported. Correa. —Owing to large arrivals, the demand is lees active ; but the parcel of plantation Ceylon sold has been at firm prices. TlA.—The market privately is quiet. The Assam isles are progressing without material change in value. Rum. —No sales of importance reported. Rici.-800 bags of whits Bengal sold at 15s. 6d. CINNAMON.--The quarterly public sales of Ceylon went off flatly , at 2d. to 4d. per lb. below last sale's prices, the finer kinds showing the greatest decals,. Of 1,800 balms offered, about one third 'old; first sort, la. 9d. to 3s. 3d.; second, ls. 6d. to 2s. sd. ; third, la. 3d. to 24. ld. ; fourth, 11d. to le. 6d. Paersu. —A parcel of Singapore sold at 31d. cash. Sstvrevan. —About 400 bop sold; refraction 5; at 20s. ; refraction 7f to 6f at 19s. 3d. Covros.—The market is steady, but law active than last week. Herr.—St. Petersburg clean, 331. to 331. 10s. TALLOW MARKET.--(THIS DAY.) The market is quiet. Town fellow is quoted 42a. 6d. net cub ; Petersburg Y.C. on the opot, 44s ; October to December, 45a. 9d. to 45 5. 6 d. ; December, 46a. 9d. to 46a. 6d. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Mr. Charles James Burton reports trade vow at last day's prior, viz. :—Prime old hay', from 112 s. to tars. ; inferior di:to, 100 s. to 1100. • prime old clover, from 130 s. to 135 a. ; inferior ditto, fr om 110 s. to 1200. ; prime old second cat, frum 110 e. to 196 e. • inferior ditto, from 100 e. to 105 s. • prime new hay, from 765. to 90s. ' • prime new clover, from 90 s. to 110 s. ; straw, from frOs. to PROVINCIAL BHARI HARMS. LfVZIPOOL, JULY 60.—Great Eastern. 30t—Laataahlre and Yorkshire, 125—London and North Western, 18—Metropolitan, 1301—North Eastern, Berwick capital stock. 1083-South Bast soernd, Lakete4Bl—multdia..nid_onerwdw di mw it 5 per m cen ciams. t. Meat , 2 4 1 i c B p 4- - Eri ßlalo a 11—United States 620 Bonds, Me e 9—Great Luxembourg sham. 134—.3111asee Bank L and Liverpool. d —Bank of IA I, 284—Averpool and London sod Globe lire sod Life, 54 sad Maw Mario/ (Limited). 49. 110- Amean Teloh, 121 e —Atlantic Telegrefib 8 Per reel, 4 3 1548 4 —Plinre OIL d.—Natiottal Meant (Limited), 134 & West India and Pacific Steam, 64 d MANCIIII2IIIII. JCL! 30.—A moderate Mailable was done at improved prices. Buffalo and lake Huron. 4 &16-- Ebbw Vale Company, 10 d.—Rdes. 6__G t c t 3 — oreat 'astern. 30# 4--Grese Larembourg, 1311 0-1 Trunk of Cann* 21i 2 2—Great Western of Canada, 164—Orest Western, 6114—Iniscashlre and Yorkshire, 1254 4 4—London sad North Westin, 11811—Man. &edger. BkeMeld, and lAnoolnoldre, 681 8 74 Bex d ; ditto 6 per cant preL , 122 nun dlv.—Metiopolitan, 130 4 4 — Midland. 1254—North British, fin 2 1 a—Sonth Indira, 2IN 4—Swish Passives, 20—Thainee and Mersey Marbe bintranee (Limited) 44 p —United States 8-20 Years* Bonds, (104 9—London New, p —Anglo-American Telepaph, 134 —Credit Fodder, 38.18 JULY 30.—Bodnar dose --Booth Ms/ordain Railway shares, se sad: Lloyds Bank (lAmitell, at 84 pm.: Staf fordshire Joint stock Bank (Liselhod), at 44 ; sod Seaway Romig stock (Wolverhampton), st 144 per thin. Closing prime: Birmingham. Wolverhampton, and Stour Tilley Railway, 10 to 101 Midland. Birmingham, asst Derby Railway, 95, buyers Bir mingham Guk, 87, bows : Birratilhals Waggon (United , . 104 to 104 Railway Carriage 'Limited) to 2 ; South Staffordshire Waterworks, et to 7 . and Gas Coal :Limited:, 14 to 14 , and Patent Shaft sod Asletres (Limited), 8 1 to ci pat course. The South Eastern Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 8231., and the London, , n eidaTlOndiagrOtodsyLlTAllcrumasOaTrUly) theme ana h r ve .— bein Durinil e th wk e n e rd h Brighton, and South Coast a decrease of 3,4141. aNs MONTH 8 OUPPLY 07 FAT STOWE TO THZ the metropolitan cattle lairs, sad tie of Tnsthev present s re lC n ir t Tzlar oeit f on ve: f t th he e fo ßank llow i , ng an i: t ngari;: ce Awly at of Consols, with the corresponding date of last year: beasts has been 24,760 head, oat at 1 1 =15,366 were At present. Same date last year. foreign importation ; there were 184,710 sheep and lambs Bank coin sad but ion . £12,693,125 £14,503,679 penned up for sale and of which 116,660 were English Bank reserve of notes... 2, 630,035 6,181,480 bleeds and 68,050 came from the continent. Of calves the Notes In circulation..... 25,263,090 ... 22 071,570 aggregate wee 4,231, and ooreprbed 3,536 Dutch and other Rate of discount - foreign based ; there were 1,0211 home bred bogs and 858 Price of Consols poi imported from the coutinent. M r ~~ ~ Itu . TS 110 00 86 100 102 NI 1051 100 101 23 23 36 87 65 14 68 62 60 64 45 60 38 42 U 20 24 26 U 18 105 . 106 1 pm 1 100pziv 911 112 mi fl n 16 lid ile 6 dis 91 93 SS 35 le 1 dis 97 99 99 91 U ST JOINT STOCK BANKS. Bunts. - I PS I CI. yet Agra& Maiterman's (L) , Albion Aill an celLon . &Liverpool i Anglo Austrian Anglo Emdlan(Lina) 1 Anglo Italian, Limited) Asiatic Bank Cer. new Rh Australaala Bankof Btitlaiteollunblai Do. New, lamed pm Bank of Sent Bank of London Bank of Otago (Wilted), Bank of Queensland (L I Danko! ViedorkaAuntral• Bank of New Zealand Earned's Bank ;Limited), BrazilisnikPortuguate,L, British dCalifurnian(L )! British N. America ! ambulant. &Co. C. Bk. India, Ans., China Chart Mem of Ind* Me; City Colonial I Com. Bank of Canada 1 Com. Bank of India, he : Consolidated Bank (L)i Delhi and London East London (Limited). Eastern Exchange(Lim.), Engli sh American .' JointEngli Eng.Scot.ek Anal. Englishand Swedish (L.)I European Bank(Limited. Hinduen.ChinadJap.(L) l Imperial Bank (I,,ded) l Imperial Ottoman I lonian Do. Na. Lod Mort. Bk. India(101 Do.ag c.D0b.,1664.,1110yra Lon. St otlfoxico,tra. London and Braultan : Do New London& ItiverPlate(L ) 1 Do. New. Ma as Lepel I Do. do. do Lou. Ch. Bank of Austzt ; London and County I London Joint Stock 1 London & Booth Arricanl Lon. & & Western (Lm.); , London &wenesuelaX), London & Weenninater.l Merchant Bank (Lim.) . Do. New MercantilattExchaa(L)l Metro. & Pro,. Banklo' Midland Dank (Lim) National of A s if Miami of lAverpool N. Pro. of Do. 2nd =imos Wetland Bank New South Wales New Zealand (Limited) 1 North Western Oriental Bank Damara I OtioniCom.B.LlM•o.C. Do. do. DUO. IP. Do. laior.C. Provin.BanklosCorp.(L) Provinc. d Ireland . Beinde,Dinj.o4Dellif(L) Do. issued at 1 !Moth Australis Stood. of H & Atria' Dada ua at Igm Union of Australia Union of Indand (Um ) Unto of load= ri sue! m. 4! --* 12 10 dL - 7 414 4 ff 17 19 80 SI ▪ 6 die 6 4di 17 13 dim U 61 7 9pm 14 10 du • lis 5 adi 66 48 111 14 34 36 13 17 39 41 No. I (Th. 1,066,8681 St (Rut and West India . 1;000 10 ,fleneralFlo=ek 6 0!8,110 St. 'Leaden tat 1,001000 100 .Do. Deb. Si 4 p. era all WSW St. Southampton -100 017,971, 81. ,durray Gammen:la lOO A4ll Bt. costrAmme: 60.000 20,000 120,020 20,000 40,020 10,200 47,000 22,000 10.000, i0',666! iO,OOOl 8,000 "479° 1 8,916 60,000; 116,000 1090 97,000 ~;~i 1041 1 4,069 83,600 10,0001 Bosom 50,000 i 40,000 70,0001 1 17,600 I- is,oso moan 10029151 • i1e0.8201 tr 17,00 01 7.0001 lo,uoo 18,00 e 20,000 60,000 80;000' 113,8131 1879,978 79,000 10,000 10,000 *6,000 . - .?*,0i?1 ie:Oeo' '60.?001 ii:*l 1,010 100,000 - sdoeol 80.000 100,000, - 50,000 iiios46 160,000 $OO,OOO "= 6 :iial Woo° I 1,000000 20,000 4,000 20,000 60,000 1!:??2I 60:000 MAO 6,000 10.000 0,000 64,5°° 1 60,000 ii:ioo i!,(4') n : 003 1 io,ooa' Is,ooct 40,000 F rith 10 lo.ArnerlcanTel(L; all 10 a-Mexican Mint all 6 tlantic TeLgva. 3 p.ct all 126 netrallan Arica .. —20 e 26 netralianlLL&Fn.(l 6 10 Tea EstateaL 4 10 n Waterworks (L.} all .100 Bolckow Vaughan (L lyj • 6 Bombay Oas (Limited all I 6 De 11rd issue 1 6 Do New 1 2 • 60 British American Land) 64 Bt. iB. &1. Mag. Tel. (L) 'loo !!}Canada Company ell. 1 10 ICanadissaLuan& Inr(L )1 24 20 Ceylon Company llO 20 1 Ditto Asharee . 2 20 iChinaBLShip&LCoalli 11 26 CityofLoudonß.Pro.(L )! 6 M . City of Milan Impro.(L) 10 ,SS Do 26 City of Moscow Oas (L ) 171 ) 60 City Ofilose (Lim.) IN 60 igo , lonial (Limited) . alO 60 =morels' Unlon(LeS 6 10 Com. of AfrlcanMer.(L 3 60 'Consolidated Dis. (La III 20 Continental Un.Oss (1 ,) 10 100 Contract Corporatlon(L) 10 Cop.M.Vag.,PraiLlip.c.l all C. Tonc. & Mob. of Bog. l 8 a Do.of Manritins (L C Palace Do. 6 p. ct. Perp. Deb. 100 Darieelingtit i te i d . ) l . : 11 Discount L; 20 Eastern Assam Te , a ). ( u a j 41 ElndiaLand C.& FinlL 10 1 E India Irrlg. & 16 Ebbw Vale IS MiiCona&Trd.(L 9 ir Telegraph ~ Eng.&Aus.Copper (Lim) 24 Ent and Foreign 71 Msg.& SonttishMarin.( 6 Falrbsinilingineering— 6 Fore-et ;Warehowe (L.) 10 Oellivara (Limited) . . Si O.Credit&Fin.of Lon. • (L . ) I Gen. Steam Navigation It Home &Colonial As.(L ; 5 Hong Kong & China 0 all Hudun's Hay all Humber Iron Works i L „' 20 Ina LandCo.Marseilles Li 10 I=Mer.Cdt.Aes. (L f 10 Carrying (Lisio li International Contract . 10 Internal. Flnan.Soc.(L) 6 IntarnaLland Credit(L) 6 Italian Land 5 l lt to ta l If.= C l a ff v 74 all read deinuitielLim.) 6 Lond.AfricanTrading lO on. & Caledon. M. (L 6 ILon.CountyLand&B.(L 2 Land, DistrictTeleg.r. ali ILond. Fins. limo. L 26 'Load. O. OninibusC. L all (Load., SO Load., Italian, &a. Sim 17. Load. Mer. Discount iL ) 10 Lond.Provincial Marine, 2 Madras 'rag& &Canal.•i I 16 Do. Marina laventment (L 61 Mauritius Land, &c. (L 2 Medit. Eaten Tel. (L.) all Merchant Shipping (1) 15 Millwall F.l.d&Dock(L)l 15 MlllwalllrooWorks. ... r t . Kalil Land itOoLC. b (j. 6 National Dia. Cows (L. 6 Do.New,lm6p.Sito I}, National Prov.MartneiL ( 21 1 National Steam Nay.(L ) 99 NerbacidaCoal&lron;Li 6 Do. New N.ZealandL&M.Ag.f L) II N.Zealand T.& Lout (L 2 Northern AaaamTea(L 2 Do. B 9 N.Bria. Australasian/L. 100 N.Brit..&Marcan.ln.(L , SI Nowgong Tea (Llralted,• 2 Ocean Marine (Inestral 5 MlFlnandal(Lim. 11 I ntalOse(Lindted).. all Do. New 1 Orient. Inland Stearn(L) all I &Bthland Invest 2 Ottoman Comirony(L a . 2 , Ottemanlfinanota ll.ited a. 116 all • I . man Om (Lim) Overend,Ourney,oo.)L ) 16 Panama F. M. 84iteu(L) all Do. do. Peelliir.Landitklin.(L ) 100 Peninsular& o.Btamin all Do. do. New 4O Ombra& L, R., M. (L all Rhyinney Iron Do. New all RioJ.Cßylmpror.(L ) all Do. do l9 Rio Janeiro Om (Ulm) all Royal MMlStrun OO Amiss. Invest. (L )100 Smith, Eillibt,&Cat ) 1 1 1: - . African Mi l ig.ll)., 8 - thAustrallen Land ' • Telegraph 100 Do Scrip all eLConstrim&Maln(L all Do. Do l2 • ea& Meney In.(L ) 2 ;Petroleum (I. 7 Trost&Agency of Ana. 1 T. & 1 Co. of U. II Un.Mazina of Linz. 2 UMW K. Teleg. Co. all Univers. Marine Ins. L 6 EterAssam Tea (Lim. 2 Van Diemen% Land (L) Sille ' 0116eflikMfv.X. 30 Warrant . Flamm (lama 10 withadlatranifici3t. 1 In 14 16 17 3 i • 17 20 Idls g i--,-- ,4,01, 1 . t hi x 2. 77 82 77 90 2 1 1 Ms par 1 Ma par 10 9 21 2 7 li .. 6 4 U 10 4 i fjpio idle Will 11 9 dim 2dß par 7 11 $ 3 dii 4 8 dis aT is 105 106 105 104 14 1 • a • 10 .1.44 120.000 4,000 m:666 ii.* 1 iii:Oie 100r9 - 4 - 4 S 11 els SI i ltl WiOol 1 11 26 28 21 2j dim 164 16 21 20 lo" a' 11 11 1 4 0 60 se 14 11 7 S S I iiiii 11000,00 0 10,000 10,000 17,010 10,000 10,000 16,000 17 sn .- 1 fi In si 11i, si If 11 id ise in t 1 b cthi 19 111 _ _ 6 1I; it 7 6 11 9 9 7 ills ...... l i i I * dlal 15 13 dial . 0 ;000 Par i I I i : .4i 40 50 14 17 15 17 pm, 10 4 P , !_ ii.ooo I APOO.OOO' 40.000 30.000 i•i'.aiO _ .___ smooo II 13 - 1 - 6 SO 16 q 7} 1 4 40 65 06 08 10 12 9 -7 7 99 . Ilk 17,600 100,000 7,600 it:soo k 20 22 80.000 100,000 80,000 KM 26,000 __ -1 5 . . 6 * i~ i i 107 112 117 112 10 17 - i 6441 si sa 4644 0 11 API 122 lo:00o 1 11101001 ' ID, 000 MAKI 1_ i 6 6 8 10 I 6 • 4 PREFERENCE SHARES. MidlandFonr-aad-e-Ralf percentStook,Radei FOREIGN RAILWAYS. Antwerp and Rotterdam, 91. Imperial Mexican Railway (Limited), 61 to 5. No. I Sh 6667 44 43 14114 pat lain 1 pa 43 64 6 6 Mel 79 11l I .. 111 TO 11 9Ms T IMs *4 be 8 4 die 44 44 CI. prim. 123 L 32 C TO SO a 1 , fi • 4 ik th. tack ke d W pia via ct ei Aka I WO MOM 48 64 ttfair• 1,6 about ;;* - 0 , •Giok, ~, w howe Asa bye it .pin" ! - t:iiii 40;4 0 0 0 0 3 1 10,100 la.