The Express. — London, England, 1866-07-13 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Before Mr. Commissioner Holroyd.) 11 11 Tlll DAVNZIOX DX VIM HUNT. The bankrupt wee a oommiceion agent and oontrecter kr 'swim , we re; on business in Rent.street, and re pang at Portland. gardens, Nottinclull. Debts, 84.i1. its bankrupt had passed through the oourt four years g o before Mr. Commissioner Winslow. yi r . D e nney, for the assignees, offered no opposition. ybe bsekrupt, in answer to the Commissioner, stated that he attributed his fa il ure to his having been kept in ou i l it i d ve uziz d t e he 3o riruiss or 40o rrt . of e the se had c e o n n, ate k n ru h p : yig ere, but by no fault of his own. His Honour granted the order. IN Xi WM. ?AMOS. The bankrupt wee s shipbuilder, of Barking. Debts, ; property held as security, 1,110!. K. D or i s opposed, for the assignees, and asked for eaddional amounts An adjournment was ordered for that purpose. (Before Mr. Commissioner Goulburn.) IX RI J. C. DALTON. The bankrupt was a solicitor, of Lombard-street. This was the sitting for examination and discharge. At the y ir t iimg, on the Bth of May, the bankrupt had been re mand to file further accounts, but had not done so. His l a kes are stated at 20,180 f., of which 10,1901. are liabilities on account of Matthew Shield, • contractor, alio a bankrupt. The assets are stated at about 3,4001. ; property held as security, 2,1431. The creditors' amignee illr. Thomas Tomei, newspaper proprietor,Approach-road, vi c toria-park) stated in an affidavit made on the 28th ult., that he had received nothing on amount of the estate. The bankrupt, being asked why he bad not tiled the P.C. counts ordered by the court, ascribed his default to health. An adjournment was ordered till November. Mr. Lumley and Mr. Lawrence appeared in the ease. IN RE W. DRUMMOND JONES. The bankrupt was &merchant, of Billiter-square. Debts about 7,0001. ; assets dependent on the realisation of the bankrupts estate in Jamaica. This was the sitting for examination and discharge. Mr. Slacken, for the assignees, stated that the accounts had not been filed, the bankrupt having gone out to Jamaica to assist in realising the estate, which it was hoped would yield a good dividend. LIU Honour directed an adjournment sine die. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. (THIS DAY.) A good deal of Inconvenience was created this morning in consequence of there being no judge to sit in the New Court, where there were four cases remaining to be disposed of. The Common Serjeant sat in the Old Court, and, according to arrangement, lir. Commis sioner Kerr should have presided in the New Court. The court was opened at 10 o'clock, and the counsel and witnesses were all in attendance reedy to proceed with the business, but the learned judge did not make his appearance. After waiting a considerable time, and there - being evidently no chance of the commissioner attending, the cases were transferred to the Old Court. There were four juries in attendance, and an application was made to the Common Serjeant to allow some of them to leave, as they said it was of no use kicking their heels about the court, and neglecting their business, when there appeared to be nothing for them to do. The Common Serjeant said he could not discharge them altogether, as it was possible that their services might be required ; but he would allow them to leave for an hour. The jurymen said they would avail themselves of this privilege, and left the court, and up to 1 o'clock the Com missioner had not put in en appearance. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) GUILDHALL. THROWING STONES AT A RAILWAY TRAIN. Henrp Westynrth, aged 10, residing with his parents at 4, Blewitt's-buil ding s, Fetter-lane- and Thomas Calrey, aged 11, were at the bar before Alderman Finals, charged with trespassing on the London, Chatham, and Dover Railway, between Skinner-street and Boar-alley, and throwing stones at the trains while in motion. Mr. Church appeared on behalf of the company. James Oates, cab inspector at the Ludgate-hill station, said—About a quarter to 7 o'clock the previous evening he was walking from Farringdon station to Ludgate-hill on the railway, and just as he got under Skinner-street. bridge, he saw the two boys on the line. He waited some three or fonr minutes till a train passed him, and then he saw Westgartb throw a stone at the engine, which struck it with such force that the stone flew all to pieces. Calvey then threw a stone, which he produced, which went on to the foot board of the engine. (The stone wars a piece of jagged granite, weighing more than one pound.) Witness then ran out and apprehended them. Mr.Charch said there would be some difficulty in dealing with those boys, as under the Railway Companies Act the magistrate had no power but to commit. It was, how ever, the wish of the company that boys so young should not be sent to the Old Bailey, if it were possible to avoid it. Mr. Martin (the chief clerk) suggested that they might be dealt with simply for throwing stones, which was an offence punishable with a fine of 405., or one month's im prisonment. Mr. Church asked that that summary course should be adopted, but to make the fine so severe that it would he a lesson to them and others that would prevent them doing the like again. Alderman Finds fined them each 10s. or seven days' imprisonment, and intimated that if any others came before him he would send them to prison without a fine. THE ATTILIIPT TO UPSET A RAILWAT TRAIN. Lionel John Wetherell, aged 12, living with his mother at 17, Peppin's-court, Fleet-street, was placed at the bar on remand, charged with attempting to upset a train on the incline of the London, Chatham, and Dover Railway be tween Ludgate-hill and Farringdon-street. It will be recollected that James Oates, the witness in the other case, saw this prisoner place two bricks upon the metals and seized him with a third in his hand, which he was about to lay on. Alderman Finnic said this was a much more serious ease than the last, for here was a deliberate attempt to upset a train. He felt disposed to send the prisoner for trial. Mr. Church said he should ask to have the prisoner com mitted for trial in this case. Ablerman Finais would undoubtedly commit him and se! whata jury would say to it. It was a serious case,and might have caused the death of severalpeople. It was ne cessary that an example should be made for the protection of the public. The prisoner, who said lie was innocent, was fully com mitted for trial. WORSHIP-STREET. ROBBERY AND ASRATLT ON A STAFF SERGEANT W THE TOWER HAMLETS MILITIA. Charlotte nano (as given on the charge-sheet of the police), 34 years of age, married, and living at 47, Canton street, Poplar, was charged with being concerned in assaulting and robbing Mr. James Pierce, of 19, Seward none-road West, Victoria-park, staff-urgeant of the Gth Tower Hamlets Militia- Prosecutor had evidently been the victim of a fearful outrage. His head was bandaged, both eyes were blackened, anil several bruises were apparent about the lower part of his face, and be stated—l think that it was between 12 and 1 o'clock last night that the rimer overtook me in Whitechapel-romi, while t was returning from some friends over the water to any residence in Sewardstone-road. I was perfectly sober, and she appeared to be so. I don't exactly recollect her first 'remark, but it was not a solicitation. She walked on by my side, and presently I understood her to say some thing about having " noticed me," and that I had better watch" myself. It did not however appear to have any significance, and I turned into the Dog-row, by the side of the Mile-end-gate, as being nay nearest way home. A minute afterwards she asked whether it was the direct way to Ituw, and I told her that it was not, that she should have continued straight along the Mile-end-road, but that she need not turn back, foe a turning on the right of where she stood at that mo ment bent, and would again ensable her to f ret into the road. She then left me, and almost immediately after rule I received a violent blow on the back part of my heal, and I fell to the ground stunned. I bad turned horn the prisoner, and was in the act of crossing the road when I was struck. On recovering some Alight consciousness I observed some men about me. I think there were four, and I seized the leg of one. He struggled. and another said, " Kick his b-- I ,mshn out," and I was kicked repeatedly. I called 'Murder" and "Police" as loud as I could. Several persons, a PParently neighbours, came to the spot and raised me. , Men saw the prisoner standing near, and laid hold of her. The men bad gone. I should think that six or seven minutes must have elapsed from the instant I was : t rack to my seeing a policeman. My watch, which I va- Aed most from its having been a presentation to me, sad which is worth 41. 10s., together with an Albert chain end a knif e , h as been stol en. Lag, K—Soon after 1 o'clock this morning I met the r w secuter close by A nn - stree t , b e was bl ee ding very much mwrs the head ; the prisoner was with him, but he had not any hold of her. He said, " Policeman, I have robbed, and see how they have served me ; there were four men. but I d on 't thi n k I should know k, " ' Va." He gave the prisoner into custody for tsg contented with them. She heard him and replied. go with you." He told me that he had been di "Min her to Bow. At the station she admitted having rated him the way to Bow. 1411 14 to the magistrate, T im Gaoler said—l have seen the prisoner before, but r ot reeo lle. l lect u n d er w h a t c i rcumstances . H er face is am... 0 mlsoner—l never was in such a place before as this is. THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, JULY 13, 1866. I hav e got my marriage lines in my pocket, and live as I tate. No bell was offered, and the prison's.; who is somewhat respectable in appearance, was remanded. Shortly afterwards, the polies said that a searching in quiry had been made through the whole of Canton-street for the address she had given, but no such name or descrip tion of person could be traced. WANDSWORTH, A DANGEROUS NUISANCE. Mr. James Weller was summoned by the Wandsworth Board of Works, for allowing an accumulation of offal to remain on land close to Battersea-park that was a nuisance and injurious to health. The defendant did not appear, and the cue was heard in his absence. Mr. Castillo, the clerk of the board, said that, in con sequence of the complaints he had written to the com missional' of the park, to whom the land belonged, on the subject, and so satisfied were they of the serious nature of the nuisance, that they had given the defendant notice to leave. Mr. Thomas %ahem, surveyor and inspector of nuisances for Battersea, said the land was does to the south-western entrance of Battersea-park. In consequence of frequent ooniplaints he inspected the place. He found a large accumulation of offal from butchers' and fishmon gers' shops. The stench from the deposit was very bad, and wadi a great nuisance. He was bythe place on Tuesday when he found the deposit covered over with tan, but the stench from the offal was as bad as ever. Mr. George Todd, an inhabitant, was examined, and he stated that his garden adjoined the land, and was about 100 yards from the deposit. Other deposits had been made on the land. The smell from it was very offensive, particularly so when the wind was in a certain direction. He had seen the offal from butchers' shops shot on the land, and it was covered with tar, but the dogs raked it off, and the sun acting upon the putrid filth, the stench was something awful. On complaining to the defendant, he said the houses had been brought to the land, and he should encourage fishmongers and butchers to shoot their offal all round the houses, as he knew the law betterfthan witness did. The witness fu rther showed that on certain occasions he was obliged to keep the win dows of his house closed to prevent the stench from the deposit from entering. Complaints had been made to him, and he brought the matter under the notice of the board. Mr. Corsellia asked the magistrate to make • prohibiting order to prevent a recurrence of the nuisance. Mr. Da men then made an order upon the defendant to remove the accumulation in three days, and also gave • prohibiting order. SHARE LIST-(THIS DAY.) Oira o'CLoar. The railway market is inactive to-day, and prices are unchanged, with the exception of a rise of per cent. in London, Chatham, and Dover stock, and a fall of in Metropolitan. The settlement, which still occupies a good deal of attention, will be completed this afternoon. London and North-Western stock is now quoted 1171 to 1181; Great Western, 524 tof ; Midland, 125 to 126 1 • Lancashire and Yorkshire, 123 to i; uth-Easiern, 694 to 70; Great Eastern, 31 to • Caledonian, 125 to 127; Metropolitan, 1334 . to 134; Great Northern, 1214 to 1224 ; ditto A, 131 to i; and London, Chatham, and Dover, 21 to 22. Foreign and colonial rails and prices show no change ray securities are quiet, of importance. OLDLNAHY RAILWAYS 89 01 125 127 36 46 It 16 • 6 67 70 70 73 113 114 31 814 6 0 Bales today to 1 p.m. 31; II 123;23 118 i 1331 3,00012,900 1,024 , 12,8001 COT/I.:IAL GOVPRNMENT SALITETIMS. 00,000 100,0011 8rtv0i...0p.ct.,1878 Can. Gore p. e.,187741 Do. Bparcklreb.&Aug. Do. 6parct.lanr.dodep. Do. 6 per cf..Jamet.Jul Do. 6 perct. Ins. cspede Hope6per.lB73 64.11160-1 Do. dn. Do. do. 1860-91 D0.14.e.Ap.Met.1900 Cotl o n,Nov. 1868,6 p.a. ISM d 0... I Do. 1871 d 0... Iltatuillua 6 per 4.,1873 Do. 1878 Do. 1882 Do. 1886 • Nara/ Gov. 6 per cent.. New Bruns.Gov.6perct. New South Wales Oov.. 6 p. 0wit.,1871 to 1878 Do. 0p.0.1868t0 New Zealand 6 per amt. Do. 6par cent Nova floods 6 p. x,1876 Queensland Gov. 6p. ct. B.Aurt Gov. 6 p. et ,1608 Do. 1878 and upwds. Vic.60v.66. p Jan. July Do. 6p. ct. AMU& (I ` . - BRITISH 2.21i.1108 685,008 100,0001 XOO O l 100,000 260,4100 1,000,0001 200,0001 200,000 200,000 WO,OOOl 105,500. 156,0001 160:600 1,000.000 150,000 T 60.000, No. f Sh. I 512 6,144' 6,0001 6,0001 4,000: 1,9061 6,000 K St 93 06 99 96 76 77 75 77 99 101 101 104 101 104 100 108 89 89 101 101 104 106 100 103 101 103 101 103 103 103 97 100 90 92 90 1/2 SS 66 90 $6 76 76 Si 90 94 96 In 104 1031 INC nu,es ISI .- I Pd I Cl. prioes I Sales. I Chivertan &Ilford Arno/ Lev. G. Cass. (Tavistek ) Drakewalls East Basset ;Mogan; East Carsdoo 8 7 2.1.0 29i 2.14.0 22 2.14.0 &3.6 2.e.3 110117.6 6 I t 425 445 i 11 13 7i 1 3 1 7 i 3 IFant Cana l!r!ai . ~to.i o~~iib ~ ~:.r, oonuf:lake East Lovell E. W. Russell 'Turban ) Grambler t St. Aabyu Great lArey (Limited; Great South Tolgus Great Wheal Busy O. W. Vor (Holston) Grenville Herod's Foot 19e 204 Hingstou Downs Ntargaret Coy Leant`, Matte Valley Mwyndy Iron Ore New Seton 2le le 2 33 35 3 1 4 6 24dIs 35' 45 2 4 LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE l ii (lIT ZLICTDIC TELDGRAPIL) READING MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) THA3fES HANDICAP. Seven furlongs. Deerfoot, A. D. Wagner, Pegasus, Sallies, Hidalgo, Puebla, Desiree, Nonitress, Princess Dsgmar, Birkdale, Discretion, Opposition, and Countess 8010 are here. EASTHAMPSTISAD PACK STAKES. Six furlongs. Alice Lee, Gulnara, Bigot., Kingmaker, and Baylesf are here. FORBURY STAKES. Seven furlongs. Claymore and Piano are here. STAND PLATE. Ha lf a mile. Cranbury, Alice Lee, Saint, Bigote, Blackbird, Prances Om Dagmar, iree, lon, Her Ladyship, Sylph, Crown Prince, Bayleaf, Elcot's dam f, Opposition, Countess 8010, Chevalier d'Esprit, and General Sherman are here. ABBEY STAKES. Five furlongs, Charade,ifis7Aideroft, Jeannie Deans , Vulcan, Re gentess, Residuary Legatee, and Misfortune are here. SELLING STAKES. Half • mile. Nunnery — f, Pan:in, icsctitio;er, Glance f, Nation, Virtuous, Usher, Victoria, and Lord of the Manor (to be sold for 2001. each). All are here. STEWARDS' PLATE. Seven furlon gs. Skirmish, A. D. Wagner, Wild Bee, Salliet, Bevington, Fat Jack, Bitter Sweet, Opposition, Elegance, Countess Bob and Eloot's dam f are here. SCRATCHED. - All Marquis of Hastings' and Mr. Smith's horses, and Under the Cloud for Reading engagements. ETON AND HARROW CRICKET MATCH. (THIS DAY.) This popular public school match commenced this morning at Lord's Ground. The weather was exceedingly fine, and the number of spectators wee quite up to the average on similar occa sions. In carriages of every description ladies dressed in every mode of fashion and in the brightest of colours watched the progress of the game. Later in the afternoon fresh numbers arrived, and their Royal Highnesses the Prince and Princess of Wales were expected to arrive at the ground at about half-past 2. Precisely at 11 o'clock play was called, and the Harrow boys began their first innings, H. H. Montgomery, Esq., and C. T. Smith, Req., being first at the wicket. The former gained 12 runs, and the latter 15. As the game progressed the interest appeared to increase; and when our report left at a quarter to 1 the Harrotians had already 71 runs down to them. NATIONAL RIFLE ASSOCIATION.-{THIS DAY. WIMBLEDON, FRMAT hfoRNINc. The business here is going on smoothly, but the weather is rather against the shooting, many of the volun teers complaining of the glare of the sun and their in ability to see the fore-sight of their rifles. PROVINCIAL SHARE MARKETS. LITIHIPIXIL, JULY 12.-Balsa to-day : Great Eastern : 31 4-ditto East Anglian, No. 2, 54 c.-(union and North Western, 1171 f 4-Manchester, SheSeld, and Linoulnshire, •i4-South Lastern, Gi 4 I--Erie, 301-rnited States !..A) Bonds, 071 I c.--Great Luxembourg shares, 121 9-16 4 4 9-16 c . Lxchange Bank (LlmitecV, c. d. &Mona! Bank of Liverpool Limited), 31 p.-North Western Bank ,Limited . 1 -Liverpool and London and Globe lire and life, Of Marine .Limited:, 14 p.-hilibw Yale (Limited , IlsticuEsggit, JOLT 12.-i fair business was done, but prices were lower. Bolckow, Vaughan, and Company ,Limited , 21 d. - I C. Cammell and Co. ;United , , 14 d. -Ebbw Vale Company (Limited , . 9 ml. ruin. div. 94 .1. xd.-Great Eastern, 31 4 1- Ureat Luxembourg, 12 f 4-Great Northern, New Dlr. Deterred, 108-Ditto A, 124-Great Western, 52-Illinois, c.-Lan cashire and Yorkshire, 1234 - London and North Western, 1174 n. 4 18-Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, be 14 9- Metropolitan, 1334-Month Eastern, 691 c. 4 94-Unitcd States 5.20 Years' Bonds, 671 4 c.-Credit Fonder, 4 per share- London, Chatham, anti hover, 224-Fairbalrn's, par. BIRMINGHAM, JOLT I'r -Business done: Birmingham rank ing Company's shares, at 22, 21. 22 : Birmingham Joint Stock Bank ,Limited;, at 364 ; ansi Lloyd's Bank Limited', at 9 pm. Closing prices:-Staffordshire Joint Stock Bank Limited', 51 to 6 pm -IStrmlnaham Financial ;Limited), 1 to 04 dis.-lilrming ' ham Alliance Mrs Insurance Limited , 04 to 01 die.- 3letroixiii ' tan Railway Carriage and Wagon 'Limited , 9 sellers-South Staffordshire Waterworks, 64 to 7-Leeswood Cannel and (las Cosi Limited), 1 7-18 to 14-and Munts's Metal ,Limited , 1 7-16 die., sellers. DUBLIN, JOLT 11.-New Three per Cent. Stock, 614 4-Ditto for account, 9th August, it'd 18-Bank of Ireland '2lOO paid , 22-National of liverpool '2lO paid , , 14-Royal Bank 210 paid', 321-Dublin and Glasgow (all paid', lt.-I•asafort ithulted; (230 paid . in.-Ditto paid In full , 194 -Mining Company of Ireland .27 paid , fur siocount, 174 4-Natkolal In surance 22.4 paid', 34f-Dublin and Belfast Junction „deo mad , 70-Great Southern and Western .2100 paid:, 02. CONVOCATION OF CANTERBURY. —We (Tinto)) afro authorised by the prolocutor to state that the meeting of the convocation of this province on Tuesday next, the 17th inst., will be only pro forma REQUIEM FOR SOLDIERY KILLED IN THE WAR. — (THIS Day.)—This morning a solemn requiem mass was sung in the catholic church, Farm-street, Berkeley-square, " for the repose of the souls of the Austrian soldiers who fell in the late battles in Bohemia and in Italy." The beautiful chapel was draped in black. Mr. F. Lyoett,one of the sheriffs elect for London and Middlesex, has nominate,' a Wesleyan minister to act as his chaplain for the year of his shrievalty. The new chaplain is the Rev. George Thomas Perks, now officiat ing at Highbury. Mr. Lycett has appointed Mr. Deputy de Jersey as his under-sheriff. THE MAYOR OF HULL AND THE EMPEROR OF Rrssia.—The Eastern Counties Herald publishes the fol lowing announcement :—" On Saturday last the Mayor (Alderman H. J. Atkinson) left Hull for St. Petersburg, on board the steamer Lion. The Mayor's chain and robes were put on board, and in these his worship will be arrayed when presented to the Russian Emperor, for the purpose of submitting to his Majesty the address of congratulation passed by the Hull Town Council and the Chamber of Com merce, on his recent escape from assassination." WESTMINSTER SCHOLARS DURING THE COMMON WEALTH. —The curtain which divided the upper school from the lower has already been mentioned. One day a boy was so unlucky as to tear it ; and Ruaby's known se verity left no doubt of the punishment that would follow. The offender was in despair, when • generous school-fellow volunteered to take the blame upon himself, and suffered in his friend's stead accordingly. The boys grew up, and took different sides in the civil wars. John Glynne (who was the real culprit) became a serjeant-at-law (and even. tually Chief-Justice to Cromwell), and sat as one of the commission to try the prisoners who had been taken in Penruddock's unsuccessful rising in the King's cause at Salisburr, in 1654. Among others who were sentenced to death, Sr John Glynne saw a face which struck him as familiar; he found upon inquiry that it was no other than his old schoolfellow, William Wake, now a Royalist co lonel, who had taken his flogging at Westminster. He said nothing then, but took horse and went straight to the Lord-Protector, and obtained his friend's life as a personal favour.—BlacLoood's Maga:jet for July. AND STOOLS kter g ic.° Y. 121 123 130 131 62 621 34 36 123 1234 92 94 20 22 1171 1181 911 ,321 58 59 132_1 133.1 2* Pm I 1 pe3l 84 386 I list 120 4i pal 95 97 68 60 U 26 109 110 BB 71 106} 1071 35 86 91 lo} pm 119 121 1 2 pm 1 2 pm 75 77 106 112 148 162 65 67 46 48 04 70 it - 111 140 146 2 3 pm la 101 U 66 MONEY MAIIKET.-(THIS DAY.) thew o'CLvci. In the Stock Exchange to-day the dealers are almost exclusively engaged in the settlement of the fortnightly account, and very little other business is going forward. The funds and nearly all the British railways are without variation, and the movements in foreign stocks are confined to a few descriptions. Bank ing and Financial Shares are also inactive. A slight advance is observable, however, in the —i American lines. The discount market is quiet to-day, and the rate for the beat paper unchanged, at 9to 9 per cent. The supply of money is considerable. Consols are now quoted 87i to 4, for money, and 872 to 4 for the account (August 9). Foreign stocks are quiet, with little business. There is a demand for Brazilian scrip, which has advanced 4 per cent., but Italian bonds of 1861 show a decline of 4, after allowing for the deduc tion of the half-yearly dividend. Turkish of 1865, Spanish Passive, the Committee's Certificates and Mexican are steady. Turkish Bonds of 1862 are now quoted 50 to 52, ex div. ; ditto of 1865, 251 to 261 ; Greek, 11 to 12 ; Spanish Passive, 19a to 4 ; ditto Certificates, 154 to ; Italian, 1861, 51 to 4, ex div. ; Brazi- bail scrip, 4 to 3 dis ; and Mexican, 151 to 16. United States 5-20 bonds are unaltered at 671 to 68, but Erie and Illinois Central Railway shares are 1 per cent, better at 39 to 1 and 76 to 1 respec tively. The steamer Atrato, from the West Indies, has 1"... brought 240,0001. in specie. International Financial shares are now quoted 2 to 11 dis. ; Landon Financial, 12 to 11 dis. ; General Credit, 2i to 11 dis. ; Credit Foncier, 1i to 1i dis, ; and National Discount, 81 to prem. An instalment of 25 per cent., making 75 per cent paid, falls due to-morrow on the Chilian Loan for 450,0001. sterling, introduced in February last. The final instalment of 17i per cent., less 3 per cent. coupon, is payable on the 15th of September. The weekly return of the Bank of France shows the Allowing changes : Coin and bullion Decrease £440,000 Bills discounted Government deposits Decrease 4140,000 Notes in circulation Private deposits Advances After the long and extraordinary increase in the stock of bullion, there is now a diminution of 440,0001., but this is accompanied by a large de crease in the notes in circulation. The falling off in the discounts indicates, of course, a diminution in the demand for money. At the half-vearlv meeting of the general board of directors of the Thames and Merrey Marine aurance Company (Limited), held in Ljndon yester day, an interim dividend at the rate of 10 per cent. per annum, and a bonus of 5 per cent., were de clared, free of income tax, being together at the rate of 20 per cent. per annum for the half year ending the 30th June—in all 4a. per share. The North Eastern Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 2,9341. over last year ; the Lancashire and Yorkshire, an increase of 4,075/. ; the Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincoln shire, an increase of 2,244/. ; the North British, an increase of 1,9921. ; the .ondon, Chatham, and Dover (including the Metropolitan Extension and branches), an increase of 3271. ; the Metropolitan Extension, an increase of 2481.; and the Kent Coast, a decrease of 4001. _ _ . . The traffic receipts of the Atlantic and Great Western Railway for the third week in June amounted to 131,316 dole., against 113,570 dole. in the corresponding period of last year, showing an increase of 17,740 dole. The directors of the New Zealand Trust and Loan Company (Limited) intend to declare a divi dend at the rate of 10 per cent. per annum at the meeting on the 18th inst. An extraordinary general meeting of the share holders of the Oriental Commercial Bank was held yesterday, when it was unanimously resolved to present a petition to the Court of Chancery for the voluntary winding up of the company, and the appointment of Mr. H. Cannan as liqui dator. The half-yearly meeting of the London and South African Bank is called for the 15th of November. _ _ . The half-yearly meeting of the Waterloo and Whitehall Railway Company is called for the lit of August. A general meeting of the Provincial Banking Corporation (Limited) is called fur the 3rd of August, when a dividend is to be declared. The following is from the London Bank of Mexico : The London Bank of Mexico and South America (Limited) have received the half-yearly 3 per cent. divi dend, and 6 per cent. amortization fund, amounting to the sum of 12,83 I. 3a. 114. for account of the holders in this country of their certificates of the British Convention Debt of Mexico, 1851. The coupons of the British Convention Bonds of Mexico, 1851, due in Mexico on the 4th June last, together with • the payments on account of the sinking fund of 0 per cent. for the half-year, will be paid at the office of the London Bank of Mexico and South America on and after Thun,- day, the 19th inst. Subjoined is Messrs. Culverwell, Brooks, and Co.'s report of yesterday's hide sales : At the 13th series of hide sales for the year there was only a moderate demand, and prices generally ruled in favour of buyers. East India.—Calcutta were in only limited request, principally for the home trade, there being scarcely any export demand, and prices are generally pl. per lb. lower. 'The analysis of the sales is 49,330 Calcutta new parcels, and 31,786 biought forward fives former sake —in all 80,136 hides, of which :,6542 were sold. East Indian.—Buffalo continue dull of sale, at easier prices. Leather. —East Indian sold at late rates. Australian mostly sold at former prices. Salted Hides.—Australian heavy hides were in fair demand, at on advance of V. per lb.; light were in steady request. but barely maintained late rates. Cape sold fairly. Horse Hides.—South American mostly sold at fair prices. Dry and Drysalted Hides. — South American all bought in. Bark.—Mimosa was in good demand, and sold at full prices to (upon some parcels) an advance. Subjoined is a report on yesterday's indigo sales : The sale has gone without alteration, large quantities have eosin been withdrawn, and catalogue A has closed. The sales will conclude to-morrow with the B catalogue. I 3,438 chests passed to-day,of which 2,76 S chests were with drawn, 200 chests bought in, and 470 chests sold. Total quantity passed 10,020 chests, of which 1,747 have been sold, 7,788 withdrawn, and 453 bought in. The return of the Bank of England for the week ending Wednesday, July 11, compured with that for the previous week, shows the following changes: Circulation issue £25,287,515 Decrease 2860,150 Circulation active 25,192.830 Decrease 619,035 Public deposits 2,726,739 Decrease 4, 0 7 3 , 512 Other deposits Government securities in banking department 10,278,123 Decrease 500,000 Other securities in banking department 29,039,534 Decrease 1,710,020 Coin and bullion in both departments Seven day and other bills 706,381 Increase The Rest 3,659, & 92 Increase 45, 552 Notes in reserve Total reserve (notes & coin) in banking department 3,800,640 Decrease 234.440 I This return shows the effect of the payment of the dividends, which commenced on Monday. Tho I government deposits have declined 4,073,5121., but the loss to the Bank under this head has bean largely made up by the usual influx of private de posits, combined with the diminution in the amount of the Bank's funds locked up in securities. The , result is that the payments of the dividends has been attended with a diminution of only 264,4401. in the reserve. Next week a portion of the sum now added to the private deposits will probably be withdrawn, but against this must be set the accession of resources to the Bank through the expiration of some of its large advances on private securities. The result of the import and export movements of the week was a decrease of about 620,0001. in the coin and bul lion ; and, as the difference now shown on the week is 883,4751., it would appear that rather more than 76 i - 0 - 4 145 155 10 12 Closing prices. I Bass. Si Si 161 1 71 85 88 95 98 26 88 Ilf 12 IN urt h Roskesr. N. Wh. Basset . [Bogen' North Wheal Crotty Prosper United Providence !U. Leant' S. earadon Ott. Cleer 'South Coodurrow IS. W. Frances ;Mogan) stray Park a Tin Croft_ lirlV"' and Mogan, Um. West Basset ' Ill.sran . W. Camden ,Ltskeard West Chiverton iWest ton Wh. Whe • Wh. Basset 'Magas` Bu ll er ,Redruth laryAnn Seton Trelawney (Usk ) FOREIGN OBIU RAILWAYS. 46,0001 4 all G. Latenabourgs 20 lan I Do. 100 all !Havana and Matanzas 100 all Lausanne and Fribourg 100 all Matanzas and Sabatini& 100 all j Do. Second lasum 20 !all North of France Sp ct 20 'all I Do jate Chart. Up, ct 100 !all Ottoman ;Smyrna, &c ; 40 Paria.Lyons,dtlin sp.et 00 All Do. New 3p.ct. 100 !all 'Scene & S. F. (fern.).. 4 All Royal Swedish bp. M.. 100 fall !Selma La Grande 7 p. ct. 24 all S. Ans. itLosn-Ven.3p.c. 100 WI South East.of Port. 7p.c. 20 all Southernot FranceSp.e. 20 'all South Italian. 3 per et. 20 all M. &N. W.of Fra. Op. e. MLSCSLL lea I No. 113 b I OOMPANCia. 25 90 11; 12 94 96 2 23 88 8} 81 lle 12 & S ill 12 LNIOUS. 15 17 38 3 1 11 19 lab par S i dls tek 10e 4 6pm 4 4 01 i. 1 0 1 dls 1 20 25 78 SS 77 B.q fo,ooo'. 12,500 12,000 10,005 25,000' 40.000 22,500 120,000 40,000 1 20.000 20,000 - 6,0u0 id,ooo io:obo 100,000 ~ei;sw 10,2141 /1600,200 20,000 20,000 17,000 10.000 10,000 16.0091 17,231 id,ooo ii,ooo I 8:210,020 40,0001 30,000 20,000 riso,oooj 117,500 100.000 7,500 11,500 50:000 100,000 90,000 50,000 15,000 95,000 10.000 10119001 20.000 1 din par 1 1 di= 3 . 7 5 die 7 5 dial 11 104. iiiai — II idyl p li thaw 9 d Par ls 2 dls p!r. it An IS% } 6f I 1 ono 46 5 pm 4 2 6 1 pm 11 6414 di S} 2 (Us $. ir 4u 10 6 6 dl i 6 4 20,0001 10 !Anglo-Mexican Mint all 1 20,0001 25 10,0001 6 lAthistie A gn ew e p.n all lAustraUan 40,0001 25 Eui r tralian 51.1..61 1 84L 6 10,000! 10 ugparahTea EatatfiaL, 4 47,000 1 10 lin Waterworks (L) all 25000 100 Bolckow Vaughan (L.) 173 . 311,000 6 ,Bombay OVA (Limited,. all 10,000' 6 . Do 341 isms • 6 10,900 51 Do New 1 4I 6,000 50 British American Land. 44 534,780 St. 91. &I. Faagg Tel. (1..) 12,500 20 British Indian Tea (L.) lB 6,915 323 Canada Company all 50,000 10 Canadian Loan & Inr,L ) 25,000 20 Ceylon Company 12,090 20 1/itto A shares • 2 1 27,000 20 ChinaSt.Ship&L.CoalL 11 20,000 25 rityolLondonß.Pro.(l 1 6 15,041 30 .City ofltilanlmpro.;l) 101 4,950 30 Do. 35,000' 25 City of Moscow/las (L) 123) 20,0001 50 City Odkes (Lim.) llt 10,0001 6u Colonial ;Limited) 10 ' 60,1X10, 50 Commercial t:nion(lmi.), 6 40,000. 10 Coin. of AfricanMer.a ) 3 20,000; 50 Consolidated Lis. (L) , 123 17,500 20 Continental Un.Gas (L 10 20.000 100 ContractCorporationiL)' 10 12,060 25 .Cop.M.Eng.,Pref.73 p.c.l all 200,000; 20 'C. Ponc.6 Mob. of Eng., 10,088 5U iho.ot unritius ,L) ,10 100311251 St. Crystal Palace .. llOO £160,820 St. 1 Do. Preference £277,000: St.l Do. 6p. ct. Perp. Deb lOO ' 7,500 1 20 'Darjeeling (Limited) 10,000 .100 :DisouguitOorporatiolgL',. 90 18,000, 10 Eastern Alum Tea (L 20,0001 60 E.lndiaLandC.A Yin(L), 10 50,000 • 20 •E. India Brig. It Canal 133 80,0001 50 Ebbw Vale 23 113,813, 20 EgTlltianEfdtLacTi'd.(L ) 9 4879,976. St. Electric Telegraph 70,000 3 Eng.etAus.lnpper (Lim) 20,000 60 Eng. and Foreign Credit 7 10,000 100 Eng.,l SoottishMarin.(L 25,000 14 • FairbairnEnginearing. . 6 20,000 20 Fore-st ;Warehouse (L.lO 10,060 60 Gellivara Limited) 250,000 20 G.Credit&Fin of Lon. l l ' 6 20,000 15 •Gen. Steam Navigation 14 20,000 50 Home &Colonial As. l l i ' al 6 5,0/0 10 ,lionglioug & China all 100,000 20 ;Hudson's Bay all 20,000 50 !limber Iron Works 'L ', 20 80,000 20 Int.LandCo.Marseilles 73 100,000 60 1mp..1 Mer.Cdt.Ass. (1 ), 10 50,000 2 :Indian Carrying (Lim ; 13 60,000 60 international Contract . 10 150,000 20 Internat. linan.Soc.lL' , 300,000 20 Internat. Land Credit,L , 6 30,000 50 'ltalian Land 5 50,000. 28 Italian Irrig. Can. Cay ) all 1,000000 1 100 • Dn. 6p. C. gds. r. 1870' an 20,000 60 Land 3ecuritiesaJni.) 1 6 4,900 , 25 Lond. African Trading lO 20,000 25 Lou. & taledon. It. X), 6 60,000' 10 lon.CountyLand&B./1.,1 2 12,0001 5 Land. Districtreleg.,L, , all 40,000 60 :Lund . Hun. Ann. (L'' 168,521 4 Danl. G. OntnibusC.(L). an 6,000 60 Lond.ftGlasg.Eng.Co.(D 20 10,000 50 ,loud.. Italian, du. Sim.: 173 6,000 50 Lond.Mer. Discount 'L), 10 64,500 1 20 Lond. Provincial Marine, 2 60,000' 20 Madrulrriga.deanal 1 16.1 .... 1 1e 1In. 26 Marine Investment ell 20 Mauritius Land, fie. 10 tletlit. Eaten Tel. • 1.. 1 . all! 60 Nlerchant Shipping ,L,, 15 90 51111wa1l T.Ld.ADockfl ; 15 1 60 MillwalllronWorks. 1 73. 10 NalfilLand dcCol.C. (1 )1 6 25 National Dia. Com. (1 1 .1 6 25 Do.New.les.sp.3ltotiepd 13 25 National Prov.Miuine,D 23' 100 National Steam Sac. L. 30 20 NerbuddaCoalitfron.J. l 6 20 Do. New I 3 15 .N.ZealandL.23l.Ag. PI 23 25 N.7eaLu4T.6 ,L) 10 Northern Assam Tea(L ), 2 10 Do. B 7 St. N.l3rls. An stralaidati (LllOO 50 N.BritaMercan. 10 Nowgong Tea k iallliilXV S 25 Ocean Marine )Insure,() 50 Oriental Financial, Lim.) 11 6 Oriental Gu 'Limited) : all 6 Do. New ' 1 10 Orient Inland SteamlL ;! all 10 Otago & Sthland Invest] 2 20 .OttomanCompusy(l ) 2 50 ottoman Fin ulna/ L) , 10 5 Ottoman GM !Limited': all 50 • Overend,Ourney,Co.(L ): 16 10 Panama 11 1 . IL fiteam( )' all 6 Do. do. 1 all St. Peelltiv.Landstllin.(l ) , 500 50 :Pentrundar o.Steam aß 601 Do. do. New 4O 10 IQuebrada L. R., M. (1). all 50 ,Ithymney Iron I all 15 ; Do. New all 25 Etiol Do. .Citylmprov.(L ) 1 all 15 ! do 1 19 ISO Janeiro Gas (Lins )1 all 100 'Royal Mall steam 6O I St. I:c . ot. Aunts. Invest, (L. l 100 20 50 Smith, Knight,aCo.(L!' 18 .Fisan. d'HEIPte (10 1 10 60 ..Atrican M. a in. (L) 1 6 ffi ci uthAustralian Land all St. .Sul arine Telegraph lOO 1 Do Scrip all • 1 Tel.ConstrucAtilain(L , all • i Do. Do l2 ameotiferaeylaiL) 20 Trinidad Petroleum (L. 7 10 TrartltAgency of Atm.( 1 20 T. a L Co. of U. 6 20 Callarine of Liver. F 2 6 Unite: K. Teleg. Co. ‘, al 20 Univers.Martne Ina. L, 1 10 User AasainTea (Lim.) 6 I 10 I so Van Diemen's Land 2B I 100 Viceroyof Egypt:111101a 20 I SO Warrant Finance (1101.), IC I 50 Iviestlndis&Paeina&Clp 10 FOREIGN RAILWAYS. South Austrian and Lombardo-Venetian, 1411, PREFERENCE SHAR.2II. Great Eastern-East Anglian No. 1, 5 per Nat. atock,9s. South Eastern 43 per cent., 91. _Ms 512. I Pd. 100 Bristol and Exeter 1 100 Caledonian 100 Cambrian all Cork and Bandon all Cornwall 100 Dublin and Beltastitine. ,100 Dundee,PerthotAbd all East London Scrip Cert ' 100 Do 100 Glasgow and S. Western' 100 Great Eastern Ord. 821 100 Ds. E. Any. Stk., No.ll 100 Great North of Scotland . 100 Great Northern 100 Do.A I A rec. no dlr. tin-; 100 Do. Bitil6 p. c. is paidßi 100 • Do. New la t. a' 25 pin. $0 Do. Ord_ Det Div. Stock 100 Gt. South & West. (Ire ) 100 Great Western 100 Do.StourVai.Gus. Wt 100 Do. South Wales 100 Do. W. Mkt—Orford 100 • Do. Do. N ewp ort 100 Lancashire & Yor ksh ire 100 lon., Brightn. &S. Coast 100 London,ChathamADor 100 Do. Mei Exten.A6p.c. 100 London & North Westn. 100 LondontaionthWeetern 100 I Maa Met., exLinoolosh 100 Metropolitan 82 Do. New I 8 Do. Extension all :Metropolitan District 10 ' Do. du. do. all' D0..2 St. John's-Wood ' 100 .141dland I 6 I Do. a Shares 100 Do. Birm. & Derby. , all 'Mid Kent 100 , North British • 100 , Do. Mu , Yerth,Thutd. 100 N. Eastern—Berwick 161 I Do. G. N. K Pure. 1001 Do. Leeds .100 Do. York I 100 Do. Carlisle_ itoc — k. &Darling. do., 126081. London do., 1864.... i I Do. do., 1865 100 .NorthStaffordshirs 100 N. it S. Western JUIAC 100 'Scottish Central 100 Scottish N. K Aber. Stk 100 Scottish Midland 100 Shropshire Union 100 Mouth Devon 100 South Easteru all litalneaWoidugbaao,ttcl 100 Taft Vale C Vil. of Neath :Waterford & Meal inato° & Whitehall Itleg Cornwall BRITISH POSSESSIONS. 100 all Atlaatie&M. Lawrence St. lou Dom. Bar. &C. In. gsp.e. 20 8 Do. F Shares 204, all Buffalo & Lake Huron 10 • all Do. Preference 100 100 Buff.,BrantotGoderieb i I 6 per cent.lB72-4-4 St. 100 Cal .48. Baaterobp. e.g. St 100 Cape T. & Duck 6p.c. g. 100 all Demerara,7p.e.perpruf. SL 100 Dui Bengal gu. 6do St. 'lOO East Indian gu. sdo St. 100 (hand Trunk of Canada lOC all Do. Equip. 31.11.6p.ct 100 . all , Do. latpreL Bonds 100 1 all Do. do. deferred! 100 • all , Do. 2nd prat Bonds.; 100 all . Do. do. deferred 100 all Do. 3rd pref. St uc k. , 1 100 all Do. do. deferred! 100 all ! Do. 4th pref. Stock ' 100 ell Da do. deferred I St, 100 Groat Indian Peninsula 20 18 Do. gm. 5 per cent.' 20 6 Do. .New do. 20 2 Do. Nee St. 100 'Llt. 8. of India g sp. et St. 100 Do. 41 per cent Si. • 2 Do. 201 all 1)t. Western of Canada 204 18 . Do. New 100 all Do.6p.e.Bdapay.lB73 100 all D 0.54 do. do. 1877-8. 10 2 Indlanßrancly Limited , ' 8L 100 Madras guar. sp. oent, St. 100 I Do. do. did 0.... St. 100 Do. do. 44 do 20 10 . Do. Fifth Extension. St. LOO .Melb. Corp. 6 per c. Bd.; 60 all Meth. and llobsoresllay 50 100 all Do. 6p. et., pay. 1860 . 100 100 all Do. sp. et., pay. 1896 84 84. 100 N.lt of Can.ep e. lstp.B. 96e. 80 Si. 100 :Mimic, g gun. s percent. St. 100 I Do. Delhi do. 96 20 2 Do. dn. ' do. 84. 100 I Do. Puntattb do. 96 SL ,100 Do. Indus M. blot. do.' fY 100 Apm' Ii I - BANES: 1 F. 4 60,000 60 Agra& Masterman's (L;' 26 110,000' 60 ! Allnou 40,000 100 AllianceLoo.&Llverpool 25 00,000 20 , Anglo Austrian 6 40,000: 50 1 Anglo Ygyptian(Lim.) 2O 20,000 60' Anglo Italian (Limited) , 11,200 20 . Asiatic Bank Cor.new sh. 10 ' 80,000 40 Australasia 1 all 12,500 20 • Bankof Brltisheolumbia : all 12,500 20 I Do. New, imuoil 2pm i 10,000 25 E Bank of 40,000 20 • Bank of L o , 26,000 20 . Bank of Otago ( Limited 10 10,000 100 ' Bali( of Queensland 126 20,004 60. litokof Victoria,Austral . 26 60,000 10 • Kink of New *Lealaod 1 10 40,000 60 • 1 Barunt's Bank ,Limited); 10 50,000' 20 Bratillan&Portuguesn,L 10 20,000' 50 British& Callforalan,L ) 1 n 20,000 60 British N. America 1 all 75,500 20 j ChariesLallitte &Co. (1, )1 5 00,000 20 , C. Bk. India, Atm, China , all 80,000 25 iluart. Mot. of India, due., all 50,000 20 City I 20,000 100 Colonial I 5 40,000 20.1 Com. Bank of Canada. 140,000 25 !Corn. Bank of India, he. all 50,000 10 • Consolidated Bank (L.) 4 10,000 50 Delhi and Loudon 26 20,040 50 ' East London ,Limited): 6 50,000 20 Elistern Exchange,llm.). 5 80,000 30 English and American . • 6 • 20,000 25 I English Johit Stock (L.! 10 80,000' 20 Eng. Snot.& Ansi. Chartd all 20,000, 50 English and Swedish (L) 25 45,000 501 European Bank Limited: 15 40,000 100 Hiuduan.Cbinati n ti.(L'l 25 20,000 100 • imperial Bank: tad; 20 202,600 20 ' Imperial Ottoman 10 6,000 25 lonian 6,000 25 Do. New I - 100,000 20 1 Laud Mort. Bk. Indla(L)' 500,000100 1 Do.sp. c. Deb.. 1984, 30yrs. 20,000 60 1 Loo.lik.oflieraco,&z.(L)i 13,000100 I London and Bra:Waal 22,000' 20 Do. New 6,000 100 London& RiserPlate'L `,l 20,000 25 1 Do. New, iss. at 'him , 20,000 23 Do. do. do 1 50,000 20 Lou. Ch. Bank of Austad 27,500 i 60 Loudon and County 1 72,000' 50 . London Joint Stock_ ; 25,000; 20 , London & South Arriima 10,000'100 I Lon. & S. Western (Ltin.)' 5,000, 50 London & Venaluela(L )' 50,000 100 Londoa & Westminster.; 10,000 100 Merchant Bank (Lim.) .1 6,000 100 1 Do. New 50,000: 50 Mercantile&Exchanr.L) l 17,156 100 • Metro. A Pros. Bank4L) 5,000100 Midland Bank :Urn- ) 20,000! 6' National of Australasia 10,0001100 • National of Liverpool 10,000 100 IN. Pro. of England - 65,0001 20 Do. Sod A Sul issue_ 40,000 , 50 . National Bank 37,500 1 20 ! New South Wake 00,000 10 ! New Zealand (Limited). 60,000 20 North Western 60,000 23 I Oriental Bank Corpora. 20,000 20 Ortent.Com.B.Liateo.C. 26,000 20' Do. do. lateN.Y. 21,000 SO Do. do. lateF.C. 27,210 60 ProviitliankinsiCorp.(L) 20,000 100 Preston. of Irelsnit 87,6e0 20 • Scinde,Punj.,& Delhi (L) 12,600 20 , Do. issued at 2pm 20,000 ffi . South Australia 17,061 100 ' Stand. of B. S. Africa 10,000j100 I Do. do. ma at 6pm 40,0001 23 Milo@ of Australia .. 10,0001100 i Un i on of Ireland (Lim ) 110,0001 80 I Ifni= of London DOCKS No. 18h Dom& I 40 L 10! 100 .1, 1 17 11 3 1 • fa i di/ i r . 1 in 1 pm 91 151 5 die 61 lt2 100 901 1041 5 99 81 iii $7 01db 1 95 96 JOINT STOCK BANK& — I AI I CI. prlces.-I—Ssies. 21 2U dis 4 I • Ws : 4 2 Ws, 2212 1 dis par 1Y 10 dls 10 a 41s. 1 21 3} 66 j 091 17 19 30 32 8 6 (M I 5 3 61s, IT 13 dial as 41 I 6 Bps 20 10 dal 3 1 dia, 5 3 dis, 66 48 - db - - 18 ll6l 34 -- — I - Thn ' I 23 . 30 ... s } i}dls; Y JL~ isTs. 15 1 7 .1 18 26 19 13 11 di& 12 10 dl.i 5 7 I 6 ti pm'. 27 2 11,118 8 II 26 3 1 dls! Idil e 63 66 I 7 5 cllB' 10 5 dial 1} 1 10 pm 2 3 pm' pm 2 1 I*2 211 65 67 •67 45 48 41} 14 1G 151 5 341. 7 6liaxd 61 163 061 13 17 5 dis is IS 18 Bs. 100 10 St. St. St St. at St. ei ' 90, 8 i al. 10 BAb, 9 7 cUs 13 12 2 die ie !Aim 4 pal 71 7S 41 43 lilts par . I di' fpm 43 45 45 .i - a - dis i i4Ti —. .. . : dTi 2,166,01311 phist sad Wan India . 1 100 120 132 111 10 ;General Floating Doeki t 6 5,678,11 St *soden Mt. Katharia 00 68 70 1,06;9100 Do. Deb. St. 4p. cent. all 84 88 360, St. 'Southampton .lOO 887.07 St. ;Surrey Commercial llOO I ri si , —_ z 2 28 30 ! 13 11 414 I 7 5 da d 47 40 7 5 die 44 46 1 Pd I Cl. prices. I &ilea 76 9 - i 94 tosi 6.17 .0 a quarter of a million of coin hen been tan away by the receivers of the dividends. A fta• de crease of 619,035/. in the amount of notes in the hands of the public is a favourable feature, u indi cating a gradual revival of confidence. BANK OF 1 An Account pennant to the Act week ending on Wedateeday, IN 0 L A . 7th and Kb Vie., a. M, k r the the 11th day al July, ISSUE 145'1 Nitta Waal t 18,181,5111 onatAT. - Clowarniont debt 111,015,103 Other escurldes. • 3,481,11111 Gold coin and bul lies 13,i87,515 Silver bedlkm 06,i67,516 J 29487,1115 wicria Lt Proprietore Capital a 14 ,5 Bast Public Dupnsita !in- 3,6511, cluding kxcileq., Say. Santa Om. gala of Nailnaal Debt, and Div. PART NEW?. Govennuent Secu rities iineludlog Dead Weight An nuity, 410,278.12S other Seewities 24,004 . 5.14 Notes Gold and • Silver Coin Aeooante) 2.716.739 Other Deposits Seven day and other 441,118,297 July 12, ism. £4.3,118,497 W. WILLICR. Chief Cadger . Tue. ESDST EV Near°. Consols, which closed yesterday at 871 to for the 9th of Augnet opened this morning at 87k, and closed at 871 to For money the last price was 87i to 4. Transactions were recorded as fol lows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 871, 4,1 , 4, J ; ditto, for account, 871, i ; Three per Cents. Rucecl, 864, ,4; New Three per Cents., BQ, A ! , A, g, g Bank Stock, 2474 ; India Five per Cent. stock, 1031, 4, ; ditto Five-and-erlialf per Cent. " enfaced " rupee paper, 106 ; ditto Four Cent. Bonds, 10s. prem. The amount of business in foreign stocks was not large, and the tendency of prices, on the whole, was unfavourable. Turkish of 1862, Venezuelan Three per Cents, and Spanish Three per Cents. de clined 1 per cent. ; New Granadian " ex .all," Brazilian scrip, Chilian scrip, and Spanish New Deferred, 4 ; and New Grenadian Deferred, j. Italian Bonds of 1861 fell 1 per cent. in the morn ing, but the clueing price was 1 better than yes terday. Mexican also improved 4, and Spanish Passive 4. MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Ulm o'CLota. The mining market remains inactive, and the variations in prices to-day are quite unimportant. Attention is directed to the settlement, which will be completed this afternoon. There is an inquiry for shares in the following mines, at the quotations given : —Clifford Amalgamated,6i to 7 ; Tresavean, to 6 ; Chiri•rt.on Moor, 5 to ; East Caradon, to I ; West Chiverton, 66 to 67 ; and Crest Vor a 20 to 21. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANE .- {THIS DAY.) The sbow of Engliah wheat in to-day's market was only moderate as to quantity, but in fair average condition. The attendance of millers being limited, the demand for both red and white parcels was heavy, at Ilunday's decline in the quotations. There was only a limited inquiry for foreign wheat, the show of which was good, nevertheless previous rates were supported. r boating cargoes of grain changed hands slowly, at late rates. harley met s slow sale on former terms. The supply of English was trilling • of foreign tolerably good. There was a stet sale for malt, at full prices. The arrivals were season ly extensive. We have no change to notice in the value of oats. The demand for them was far from active. Beans sold slowly, at late currencies, with only a limited supply on offer. Peas commanded extreme rates, although the transac tions in them were much restricted. The flour trade was heavy, at the,late decline in the quotations Seeds dn.l cakes were extremely inactive. CIALRENT PRICES. ExousH. Ter qr.' WIINAT. l i. Essex, Kent, rod, old 50 to MI „ Do. white, old 4 5 6 3 .. , Norfolk nod zin a new 4n to bb rod, new Ila Ulna Diat4llll4 Utiudiug MALT Grey... /daple . Whites . Boilers 43 30 45 ft tTo . 4500 .. So 62 OATS. Scotch potato leak white „ black_ Br.ens Managan (1806) Tick.... Harrow Pigeon.. PIAB. Mapie boilers Whits . Yellow INDIAN COHN. hood French, per sack .... 41 to 44 totmeh „ 41 to 44 American, per Mi. 2; to 33 , 26 to 31 INTO TAIWAN BY WATER TO JULY 12. iNcLusivx. Oak ,inar - 7 yrs. brie. sacks. fon I 170 iey. I Malt. gra. . I 14b0 . I .. 120 .. 13420 1490 34M0 LIVERPOOL COTTON AND CORN MARKETS. (THIS DAY.) (BY ELECTRIC AND INTERNATIONAL TELEGRAPH.) (PROM ORR OWN CORWIN/NORM%) ram N.—The general toneof the market continue+ dulL Sales about 14.000 bales. rnax.—The market rather thinly attended. Wheat is 2d. to dd. per centsl better than the depressed sales of Tuesday, And a fair business doing. Flour c. also Is. Letter, but little doing. Indian corn in steady demand so little ready for delivery that holders make 275. 61. for mixed American. Oats and oatmeal quiet, at late rates. WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET.—(MIS DAY.) (in nitcrarc AND INTERNATIONAL TELWILAPH.) (FROM OUR OWN ci(Rummonnenr.) Millers more disposal to buy wheat if factors would give way in price, but holders are firm. Spring corn un altered. MINCING-LANE.--(THIS DAY.) SrGar.. -The demand for British West India continues very steady, at prices generally Gil. above those ruling last week. The principal demand is for refining. Of other descriptions no sales of importance are reported. Refined continues in active request at firm prices. Covrev..— The public sales continue to go off heavily, and at a further decline. Prices now are rather below those ruling on Friday last. Fl.intation Ceylon sold, fine and fine fine ordinary, sirs. dd. to 695. ; low to tine middling, 71s. to 775. Gd. ; bold, 60s. Gd. Native, good ordinary, lid. toff. Tea,—The —The market continues very quiet. Huy.- 410 puncheons of good fair Jamaica sold at 3a. Id. Rice.—About 3,000 bags of Necranzie sold at 10s., short prompt. SA vrrrrß E. --The market continues quiet. IND:c.o.—The quarterly public sales of East India have concluded without further change. The sales of Guatemala are fixed for Thursday next ; 2,500 serous will be o ff ered. Corr. —The market remains quiet ; prices again favour bu lrr ers i.-1,000 bales have been sold at an advance of Ma. per ton. Hzur.—The market is Arm. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The market is quiet, et the tenoning prices : —Town tallow, 414.., net cash; PetsreburgY.C. on the spot,44e. 64.; October to December, 46e. 64. HIDE MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) LaiDg tot.u.L. —Han baba. to RCN.. 20. to 3d. ; 64Ibs. to 721bt., 3d. • 721b0. to Mho., 341. to 3id, ; 80Ibo. to 881bo., 3ld. to itd. ; 881ba. to 981b0., 3id. to 30. Hone hides, 9s. to os. ; Chit skins, light, 2s. to 4a. • full, Gs. 6d. Biinognswt.—Shentkins: lambs, 3s. to 4s. Bd. ; show llags, ls. lid. to 2•. 2d. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.- (THIS DAY.) Messrs. Patteaden and Smith report the trade in • dull date, but, as stocks are very small, prices rule arm. at the late reduction. The plantation accounts state that, where healthy and free from vermin, the plant is pro gressing favourably, but the blighted districts will be very short. A e►sU.SY. 33 to 44 34 to 119 Elu to 33 45 to 13 Norfolk, and Suffolk l4 to 66 Klux Awn and Ware 68 to 67 liruwu 43 to 63 Jr: I. OATS. . . 22 to 27 . IS to SI .. 2S to 1,7 WHIAT. Thintzle and Konigs b Rawls & Mt:CACTI- -- berg ..... . Danhth Buisian, hard molt Antriesit, red „ white BA RLE Y Cnntling Distilling limiting ("Ars. Per Qr. L L 66 16 66 63 to 09' to 60 4S to 49 4T to 60 LI to 64 to 29 to 31 37 to V JO to 41 Dutch brewil;;;7 21 to 95! te, , lttur ARRIVALS OF OltAllt to, CARR! %11r. ?W) Amy 7 wawa Burl gra. I Vi Coolish and ftcottb 1710 Irish Foreign 20610 Total P inoa Town made, per - -tBO Ils. Household Country .. Norfolk and Suffolk, ex ship 39 to 40 4S to SO 42 to 44 30 to 49 OAT& Mulish and Swalish Russian Ramis. Pet Qt. s a a to 26 21 to 27 Duntmh kgYPtiall PW 3$ to 4S to 706,381 16 to SI SA to 48 48 to 42 V to 34 33 to SC rho res. - 12.61 6 I - pm - 64 i I I so 25 125 375 11 17i 20 11 13 - 6_ -6 .3 .14 65 70 105 115 SO 85 10 15 Ter. Qr. L S. SS in n 21 to % 19 to 16 57 I 0 SO 40 SO 44 39 to 44 39 ti 44