The Express. — London, England, 1864-07-23 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE. (Before the Judge Ordinary.) r. MASTERS. THE. QUEEN'S rnocron LYTERVOtiNG. A SHAMEFUL CASK. SO:icitor•General and lir. Spicks for the Queen's Froetor. 1, May, 1862, a Mrs. Masters filed a petition for a dis solution of her marriage oo account of her husband's i da te ry and cruelty. He denied the charges and pleaded t t . , t .14 had herself committed adultery with a person nanAd (barks Stanley Osborne. .At the hearing, however, he g.,e no evideoce in support of this statement, and a decree ~, was pronounced • 'net him. In the meantime Osborne had instituted p togs against his wife for adultery, and she had also pleaded that he had committed adultery with svo.e a‘nusii whose name was to her unknown. This led to is I:trir , , and the Queen's Proctor ascertained that the „,A„.O referred to was Mrs. Masters. It was also found that though in her petition she had described herself 0 1 No. 27, Prince's-street, Edgware.road, and had r ,r,, , ,.;ed that there had been no issue of the marriage, 5te1....1 in fact bad a child ; and had never lived at the alikoisbe bad given. It was also discovered that she was at No. 7, the Priory, Kilburn, in open adultery with o,lsorne. The Queen's Proctor tiled affidavits in proof of these facts ; but the petitioner denied them upon oath. N,,ertbeless she did not now offer to resist the averments of the Queen's Proctor. The case was alt..gether, the Solicitor. t;eneral observed, a gross imposi t• c upon the court, and one that strongly illustrated the escessity of the law which gave the Queen's Proctor power to intervene. F orth ,' proof of the above was now given ; and one of the •ituesses stated that when he served Mrs. Masters with the citation, she hit bin a smart slap on the face, and threw the document away. (Laughter.) .1. P. Wilde agreed with the Solicitor-General that the suit was a must gross imposition upon the court. It was not. be feared, the first ease of the kind, and he feared it wca ld not be the last, for the court was wholly powerless if respondents would not come forward and verify the facts that were within their knowledge. The worst part of the case, however, was the attempted fraud upon the court. The petitiocer had had the impudence to deny on oath the averments. of the Queen's Proctor ; and he trusted that the Solicitor.t.;eneral would not let the natter rest here. The iury having found for the Queen's Proctor, Sir.f. P. Wilde directed the decree nisi to be reversed, and the petition to be dismissed. BANCROFT V. BANCROFT. Mr. M. Chambers, Q.C., and Dr. Spinks for the pets. I boner ; the Queen's Advocate and Dr. Swabey for the re spoodeat Elizabeth Bancroft prayed for judicial separation on the pond of cruelty. The respondent denied the charge, pleaded provocation, and alleged that the petitioner bad committed adultery with her brother.in-law, Wm. Rummy. All this the petitioner denied. Elizabeth Bancroft-1 am the petitioner. My name before marriage was Jones. I was married at Manchester to Josiah Barron Bancroft, as Bth of April, 1863. My husband is a printer. I had known biro lira or six years. Before my manage 1 wee living with my sister, Mrs. Hammy ; after my marriage we went to live near Manchester. He tint al-treated me on the lath of August. He put his arm round me, and gave rue a kiss, and mid, "What have you been doing, my dear 1 pried." Nothing . " He then said, ' Take that," and gave we several blows oe the face. I merely said, " Oh, don't." Nest he took me into the breakfast room, laid me on the sofa, and beams very much indeed. Then be rolled me at the baok door on to the flags, and banged my heed several times upon the ground. Then Iran into the water-eioest. Became in after ins, and knocked my head against the wall. At last I got away, I cannot tell bow, and ran to a neighbour's across the roe& I remained there tall Mr. Ramsey came and took ma home. Mr. Hannay had some cooversation j with my husband, and tam 1 weld with him to my sister's. While he wan Mama& me he said I had had a child 13 years before. For anything I know that was the first time be had heard of it. I was about 17 or 18 when I bad the child. The next day iny husband came and wished me to go back, sod promised that he would never repeat his violence again. This was on a Friday, sad oc the following Monday be canes again. I then returned home again. I was unwell after this, and my husband said ha was very sorry for what he had doom On the 13th of Sep. tuber he struck me two or three times. He gave me • smack on the face without saying a word to me. Then he began to go on about the child spin. I went to my mother's that night, and he fetched me back the next day. He has struck me so often that I cannot give the precise dates. It was always about the child. I sever provoked him. His meaner was generally violent. One day in October be ordered me at of the room. I tried to get away, bat be palled me back. He went on with me the whole of the afternoon. I sent for my sister. Be struck me several times before her, and called meal] aorta of bad names. He said I had led an immoral life from a child. At last we got him to bed. He bad had a great deal of drink. Om day in December I west to the warehouse to him in order to aocompany him home. He was angry with me because I bad met my sister, whom be had forbidden the bona. He told me to prepare, for I had not eery days to live. Afterwards we got into a rah. and as we west along he beam to all me names. He said that I bad been to the amber* of Mr. Haymer ' who was my node and th e father of my child. I had not been there. He tore the veil off my face, and struck me several times in the fem. He made my eye bleed. When we get out of the cab I taught hold of • young gentleman and begged him to nave me. Then my hothead pushed me all the way home, sad teeny be struck me in the middle of my beck. That gamin heartened me out of the house, bat I said I would not go. I sent for my sister, and when she came be flew at her and struck her. Then he turned her out of the house, and seized me roped the neck, so that I could hardly breathe. He mediated Mafia me. My sister called oat " Don't murder my only seder.' He timed the done and I went out. He pushed me down the stairs, and after that never retuned. Crces-examised—Wlima was married, the child I had had by my uncle was 13 years' old. My mother, my sister. and my brother-in-law knew all about it. My ;mole mss a good deal to my gages home ; but no one told my hothead about my child. She was living with her father. I did net introduce her to my husband at all. Mr. Hamer brought the child to my husband's room two or three times. My husband was gives to understand that it was my niece. I was perfectly happy with m y h us h e d ti he discovered the trick that had bees played upon him. I never went to Mr. Ha mar's after thew. I have sot sewn my uncle since I left my hmiband. I have been living at Mr. Walker's, at Bohm. Walker is a mechanic, and I know nothing mom about him. The sight my sister woe to roe in September or in October, the respondent accused me of being criminally familiar with my brother-in-law. I sever west to my sister's till after I had left my husband. My husband afterwards told me that he did not believe what he had (barged me with. Mr. Ramsey never called on me while I was with my husband, except when he brought his little daughter with him. Whoa be called, my husband was never at home. I lever took him into a room and gave him brandy or tea ; except one occsaion, whew be celled about a servaiit. Being then unwell, be lad • little brandy and water. His child was with as twice, for a fortnight each time. I sever kissed Mr. Ram sey. My servant Emma Yates sever told me that ay lam me fleshed after be bad gone. I remember our locking myself up in the mollify for four boors to avoid being sees by the attorney on the other side. Then I came oat with my head muffled up in • shawl, got into a cab, and drove away._ 'in* meow prom ding wham vs moot to prom] COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Befogs Mr. Registrar Roan.) le SALMON AND WALLACH. This wu the fiaal meeting. The Vella Selman and Abraham Wallach, per. both described as of 206, lirkoer•raad, hoot sad shoe manufacturers. Mr. Rulibrooke appeared for the petitioning creditor, Yr. Joseph Howes, of Nortbamptos, boot and shoe ammo torturer. The total liabilities are 10.615 f., chiefly due to leather merchaeto; available assets, 400 f., with an expecta tion of remittances, the produce of coosignineate to Aus tralia. -- 11 - ehts to the amount of several tbosseads of ponied+ were admitted, and fir. J. 3. Jobneoo, merchant, of Alders 's'''. Wert, appointed wigwam The sent sitting will be held on the 17th of October Bert. THE POLICK COURTS. (THIS DAY.) CLERKEN WELL. ATITYPTED NOW rE2OOOII JEALOCST. Moire Geo. 9c Hunt, a carpenter, roadie' at Sl, Hew riettaeireet, Brunswick-square, ere* charged before Mr. liEyncourt with threatening with a razor to do bodily baral to Miss Emily Shipwright, housekeeper at the Prime Iteg,nt public•houss, Sidmouth-street, Gray's-las-rood, St. l'accras. The complainant, who appeared is a state of great kepi aatice mid that she had been keepiog company with the deemitot for about eight years, bat for the past three rivetlis she had determined to break it off, sad had told Lm so. Yesterday he was in the house nearly all the day, sad last *eating about half.past 6 whilst she was is the bar parlour he rushed is, seised her by the arm, and hawing an apes razor in his hand attempted to strike ber with it. She nulled away from him into th, ter, and the defendant was seized by the barman, and the razor was takes away from him. IlEyscourt—Tio you go is fear of him ? Witness—Yee ; and I really believe that if be had Doi been seized he would have dope me some grievous bodily barn. if be had not killed me. liTyricourt —ls the defendant a violent tempered ti - itneee—l do sot like to soy. Ur. I/Epp:mut —Audi the only roma you can give to account for this conduct is that you de moll wish to coo• hose the sogegeesset with him asy banger ? Witoesa Yes. D'Eysooart—How bog have you treated him tOhilW t wo —About tea weeks. 1 ,. .1 - s:yocoart --- -Diccyou S.. the num! Witseao--Yus. THE EXPRESC , SATURDAY EVENING, JULY 23, 1864. The defeedaatr4 do not wish to ask her any questions, for all she has @rated ia true. There ciao be no doubt that she has treated me coldly, and what for I do not know ; she has had no reason for doing so. lam quite ready to admit that I had the resor t but I did not intend to harm her. Mr. D'Ernooort—You seem to treat the matter very . . . D'Ryammut Attu bitting the barman said it was hie opining that the &readmit had been prevested from corn. milting murder. He should order him to find two responsible sureties in the sum of 401. each, sad himself in 801. to keep the peace for 12 mouths. The defeudast was locked up in default. WANDSWORTH. STRANG! PECULIARITY. - Charles Clifford, the young man who was °barged last week with stealing six plated forks, the property of Mr. Jobe Jennison, of the Wimbledon refreshment tent, was brought before Mr. Dannan for re-examination. It will be remembered that the prisoner was employed as a waiter at the tent for a few days, and Mr. Jennison took the forks from his coat pocket while in the act of leaving the premises. It was stated on the hat occasion, by Mr. Jennison, that he could produce a witness who saw the prisoner put the forks in his pocket. Mr. Jennison's son now attended and said the waiter would not swear that hooey the prisoner put the forks in his pocket. Mr. P. H. Lewis, harrbter, the son of Mr. Lewis, of Ely place, came forward as a witness on the prisoner's behalf. On being sworn, he stated that the prisoner bad been in the service of his father as footman until the end of last June, when he left to get married and to better himself. He was in the employ of witosis's father for 12 months, and daring the whole of that time he had the control of the silver in use of considerable value, Witseee's father and all the family had a very high opinion of his honesty. Witness then referred to a strands peculiarity to which the prisoner was liable. He was in the habit of putting spoons and forks in his pockets, and witness's father had frequently cautioned Dim that if he continued the practice be would some day get into a difficulty. On one oceasioe a spoon was missed for a week, sad he found it in his pocket. He believed the prisoner quite incapable of putting the forks in his pocket with a felonious intention. Mr. Jennison laid the forte were heavy, and their weight in his pocket shonidha:re attracted his attention. _ _ _ Mr. 'Lewis thought Mr. Jennison mi g ict" reasonably with draw the charge. It wan more likely that the primer would adopt the trick at Wimbledon where there was quick waiting. Mr. Deyman said if the charge were pressed be would send the primmer for trial. He had too much doubt on his own mind to dial with the ease. It was improbable that a person who was conversant with silver should take the trouble to carry off property which would not realise a third of the original value. Mr. Jennison withdrew the charge, and the prisoner then left the court with his friends. STRATFORD. ALLEGID MABBLAUGHTIII.-11MOOR CTIAEGZ or STRITJNO iSBABE idISTLI.-4TELB DAL) Two o'Cwoi. The railway market to-day is inactive and dull in character, but there is no further decline in prices, which are mostly quoted the same as they were yesterday afternoon. London and North Western stock is now quoted 116 to i ; Great Western, 691 to 701; Midland, 1371 to 1' • Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1181 to 1 ; South Eastern 93 to ; Caledonian, 1244 to IZ4 ; Great Eastern, ' 484 to 1 • London and South - Western, 98i to 99} • Meiropolitan, 112 to 113 ; and Great Northern, '139 to 14L Foreign railway shares are likewise quiet. The Indian lines continue to show dulness. ORDINARY MARRS ARO STOCKS. Wes to-dm sh. I Pd. I kaLLWATS. tO 11.1111. sh. I Pd. I surwars. 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II 44116=11 4 . 11 id ie 1 Ca Ws 36 3 :I 6i 1 gni 4 I Al ♦PPHQTICE WITH ♦ AX.D.HOT _ FOWL William Cartwright, late the master of a fishing meek belonging to Mn.am Hewitt and Co.. of Barking, was charged with striking a lad named Austin Barks on the bead with a red-hot poker, from which it wsa alleged he had died. The ease excited unusual interest, and the court WY crowded. Mr. Griffin, the solicitor, appeared for the complainant, sad Mr. Wilson for the defendant. The evidence, which was very voluminous, went to prove that is the year 1862 the deceased was a pauper iocnate of the Hotnford unioa, and was Apprenticed by the guardians of that district to Messrs. Hewitt and Co., the extensive smackownere of Barking, Essex. In the month of De camber the deceased and other lads were ►t sea when the skipper (the defendant) was engaged in caulking the ship's deck. He called to the deceased to do something which was not doe* to the satisfaction of the de timidant, when he struck deceased across the tempts with • red-hot piece of iron which he (defendant) held in his right hand. The defendant expressed great cootrition at the time tor what he had done, and said be was " very sorry." The deceased was removed to the London Hospital when he reached the river Thames, and had line. died in that institution, as alleged, from the mprtal effects of the injuries. The magistrate adjotused the further briarieg of the case for • fortnight. EXTRAORDINARY SUICIDE OP A YOUNG WOMAN. An inquiry was bald at the London Hospital by li Mr. Richards, deputy °wooer, last eight, inspecting the death of Jane Tracy, otherwise Garrett, aged 19 years, who committed suicide under very angular circumatanose. It appeared that the deceased had lived woes she was 16 years of see with • man named Alfred Tracy, a (opera dealer, residing at 32, Cbicksand.strest, Wbitechapa. She was supposed to be his wife. sod they lived happily together ; but she was mesioustely jealous. Oa Wednesday she asked him what he would have for dinner, and bemuse he asswered "Anything you like, my dear," end would not take interest 'trough in the matter to decide, she became greatly grieved, as she thought he so longer oared for her. She sent out • little girl for some steak for her husband, and soother little girl for some poison for herself, It was stated by Tracy that four days previously she bed told him that a little girl bad found a paper of poison, and he took it and put it on the Sr.. Elise Doeovaa, a little girl 11 years of age, said, in sawyer to queetions—l te ll lies sometimes. On Wednesday the deceased said to me, "Go end pa • peanyworth of dog's poison ," and I went to Dr. Swyer's and got it. I knew it wee wrong to get poison. When I gave it to Mrs. Tracy she 'mellowed nearly the whole of it. She poured the powder into her mouth. A young women ran forward and pulled the paper out of her heads and threw it on this Sr.. Deceased was carried to the hospital is • shocking state. Jobs O'Brien, maistaat is the surgery of Dr. Swyer, said that • few days back the girl Dosiorsa came into the shop and asked for some poison to kill a dog, and the mid that a Mrs. Murphy, a respectable worms, wanted it. Lest any might poseibly hare bees intended be gave her • psekap of cream of tartar. Oa Wednesday the same ggiirrll returned, and sa4l, " I want another penny worth of does poison for Mrs. Murphy. The last you pre me has not affected the dog is the least. He ruse about the beam worse than weir.' Whom was com pletely throws off his guard, and he gave the lit. girl a quantity of corrosive sublimate. The poison was not for Mta Murphy, but for the deceased, who took it at once. The Deputy Caress: having summed up, The jury returned a verdict of " Suicide while of unsound sain.L" REVIEW IT WIMBLEDON.-( THIS DAY.) This morning the South Western Railway station was besieged from as early boar by permits anxious to be went at tie greed review whisk is to take place ea Wiseldedire-evamive this anemone. The Napery boats have alma conveyed large mamas of people, while the roads [rem Loodoe have presented very mach the eons which see is aconstomed to wiles= os t►e Derby Day, exempt that the carriages whieh bare been is use to-day belong generally to the higher classes. The ceremony of distribetiog the prises will take place at 3 o'clock, sod the review will commence at 5. The greeted in in excellent enter, sad use sews will &Melees be a most interesting me. TEI Pmszaric FUND.—A meeting of the Royal Ceausiesionere el the Patriotic Food ass bud at the PolOas, Wietuainsisr„ yesterday. There were presest—His Gems the Duke of &esoinst (is the chair), Lid Nelms, Lord Ilekeby, Lord Colehester, Loud Bt. Loose:de, H. L. Carry, Esq., IL P., Lord Lyvedes„ flirJohs Pokiagtos. Bart. , Y. P., Cenral Bar Hew Bois. Lard Ferseog. Sir Kerlin Pet*, Bart., Thomas Boris& req., M.P., sad Colossi W. Patios, M.P., Captain E. O. Fiebboaras, B. N.. C. 8., and Brie/bar. Coastal Lefroy, hosanuo seerstarws, Weeded. ROYAL VISIT TO KILL A . —We are informed that presentness are la progress at Yuman, Howe, Biller. sey, for the reception of thii Primes and Primrose of Wales, who, it is stand, are expected to urns is tho rearm of the easaisg meth, no a visit to the sold* lord sad lady by about the royal parrots of the Prinos were estortabied before it the hosstilul residence. It may be hoped that the ourqualled .emery of the soighbourhood will be so fully enjoyed by their royal bighorns' es by the Prise* hasself, with this ether members of the royal family, as the pervious 00C1111i0111. —Monster Neva. Paaaarr raow Yes Queru TO Tea Sorra AMMALIAS lnarrrrin.—A baudeomelytiouod copy of the "Speeches of the late Prime Comore" bee arrived, se a gift from the Queen to the South Australian Institute. The vale, of the volume is greatly irehanced by its bearing an Inscription with her Majesty's autograph, to the effect that it is presented " as a memorial of her great and mod husband by his broken.hearted eidow."—SoatA A usrreliaa G Ms. Flamm. Baltic, THE AFRICAN EXPLORER. The news. reomitly published, of the return of Mr. S. Baker to Goedokoro turns oat to be premature, for a later maimunicatioa (dated May 23) from Mr. Petberick to Sir Roderick Murchime announces that, whim last beard of, lb. adventurous traveller was et lismrases Palace, distant only 85 mike from lake Victoria Nyanza. A party of mem belocging to Kurechid Aga, a trader of Goodokoro, who laad accompanied Mr. Baker to Kimmel, had returned, and stated that be had resolved to moans there anti! the next seism He had 20 mom with him, and had been Weil received. AU the boats of the memo at Goodokoro, in cluding the one which Mr. Petheriek had placed at Mr. Baker's disposal for his peerage doers the Nils, bad re turned to Khartum, so that the doting explorer is left for I the tiro to his resources is the heart of Africa, and there ie little chance of news briog maivd from him for many rot:laths. In the same letter Mr. Petherick gives some in. ' tweeting sod authentic details of the last days of Vogel.' which Sir Roderick Marekime will communicate to the geographical main of the British Association at the apprombim Bath minting. THE MAZEIAOI Or • Pais OF PIGEONS. —The Marathi press of the Bombay Prissideocy is very savage with bas Highness the Oeekwar of Baroda far what they term hi "foolish end mad acts." His highness lately meet 5001. I. celebrating the waning of a pair of his favourite Mamma; sad lie i new about to throw away said larger same cia the amigo of some dogs that have jest arrived bass England. —rinse of /ndia. 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Lnumbourgsp.cent. ▪ I all Havana and Melanins, all Lausanne and Frlboorsl all 'Manes:se andSabanDlo all Do. &mood lane.... ,All Nor th of France 3 p.et. (all Manna Do. (lateCbarl.3lp.et. He.) (Smyrna, all reelkltee.M3lnap.M. all Do. New Sp. et. all Podia & I?.(Perm; all Royal Swedish 5 p. et. all Sagas La Grande 7 p.eL all I & Ann&Lom.Ven.3p.e. ell lloolkSent.of Port.7p.e. all Sontherool Francellp.e. all Illouth Ita li an, I pro of iiDI WAN. W.of tra. $ p. e. is o 100 so to 4 A . 101 97 9. M in 111 111 Si fill 111 llf 07 99 It 9 1 91 100 91 10 10 lot 11 1 11 1 .1 ii UOLONLLL GOVILICNIII/IfT 1111701 I rd. I IlittlaitOolo.4p.el,lll72 160, Do. do. 1190100 'Cod Gov. 6p.0..17177414., 100 99 101 Do.6per et. Irob.dAog. 100 100 103 ... 1,. Do.6peTtt.ll6/.1 8 3.100 140 103 4714896 D 0.6 per etass.47 100, 28 00 505,608 .. I Do. 6r ct. Ina 109 i 83 90 900,000 .. 0t.187171011 , 104 106 H T" . 1.1004100 ' 107 108 Do. do. 1810.1 100 199 111 . Do. do. 1301'100 107 149 126,000'.. Cei o loo.Nov. 1844 6p.et. 100 106 106 360,000 1878, do.. 'lOO 111 113 700,000 .. Maukttos 9 pee at., 1873 100 106 107 300,000 Do. 1976 100 107 100 240,000 .. Do. WO 100 109 111 165,600.. Natal. Gov. 4 par owl.. 100 106 106 100,000 .. New Brumes Gov. !twat 100 99 101 Wales GT.60.41666 100 97 99 .. Do. Sp. e. 1871 to 1876 100 97 96 Do. 6p. o. 1888 to 1002 100 91e 100,000 .. Now Zealand 6 per coot. 100 360,000 Nova dootls 6p. 0., 1876 100 100 103 74000 .. Quoruslood Gov. 6p. ct. 100 103 106 B,Aoeloev.ep.a. Isow4. 100 109 106 .... V16.00v.41p.c.Ja0.611117 .... 1 .. Do. de. • p.e.AprlLloe. 100 110 111 - iitse,ses ; NOREIGS gnus. 114 - 141 U IS Ti ` ~: ITi M CI VI idl l e IDIE 4p 1 024U21 2i two; 4ipm pas,! b 12 2 pm 12 lip. Si la 0010, 6 6 pm , 81 U 107 110 106 111 i 105`l Waal I 6 1 OP= 4 3 434 3 3 Wm, 1111 til I} lips; 171 17 4 e 4ipp:, a s I.u; se es iips: 74 4 p. 1 • , 12, 114pes' 11 Ilipas If 3 I 2 f Pa: lfem, if 1- 1 I PS I pi Ip.l Se al I - fats pa II 4 111 ft f 1 - bl 71:0 j 21 3 1 S peal It laips! 4 par idle pst I 1 , 21 4i 72 ii * 2. •Sasf ~. IOS Oh Pot 1 lepoe SO SO V 116 I ella 1 4 .• f w SO — * 1 r psi! I Me i _ - lipos I gam 14 17 14 1l e fpm 14 It PREFERENCE SHARP& Greet Northern, S per ct redeem. at 10 per it pal., 113. Ditto, 5 per et. redeem. et 5 pperr it pa. 106. Great Wasters, minima irrdeem. 4 par et, 86, 7. Leedom sad Brighton, 5 par et. goer. stock, No. 1, 114. Ditto, 6 per et. gam stock, No. 2, LT& Ditto, 5 par et gear. stook, No. 4, 112. Nidland, Ouse Brio tol sad Ittratiegbaar 6 par at, 135 i. FOREIGN RAILIFAYR. Roeita aad Sao Praecseo, Lim.groarTi per east., 16g. Sao Paulo (Limited) guaranteed 7 pot ant. (121. paid), 1 itto, ditto (all paid), 19 to BRUTAL hirIIRDIER AT NORTON, NIAR STOCKTON OLTIZIA—On Wednesday teat, about 2 cola* is the a/6*r oom, a mast brutal murder wee perpetrated is tho village of Nonce, about a mile from Storktos-m-Tees. This fatal catastrophe took plow seder the following oiresmetasees party of sees were driekieg at the Bad Lies Ise, is that village, kept by Mrs. hes Bowatne,awidow. Armegsttheni PRIDAT Emma. was a Z•• • mewed Thome Khmer, a Moser, who formerly I Consols, which closed yesterday at 901, " buyers," "5454" Nato.. end who fit the 15 " elm" Yams ham I'd for the 9th of August, opened this morning at • weaderiog kiod of lit.. This penes his beso drinks' y os . sows w ins swa. and bwowiss b, h i s w s w sss swi m nog -- to 4, and closed at 901 to I. For money behaviour as assoymee to the compasy, the lesdlady's the last price was 90 to 4. The official business daughter, Anus Rountree, a young woman sheet thirty report is as follows :—Three per Celt. Consols, for ruin of age , so d of a fragile form, requested them to go money, 901, 4„ ; ditto for amount, 904, ; Three taut soother room, which they did, to avoid his rudeness. i Cents. N e d wee d_ ggig g ; N ew Three per Elmer mated to follow them into the room, hot the . . • , 1.16 ; India )Dung woman not .ending to this, sad bs , ws ?gauss %Arum., mg, g ; coo, r him liquor. he took hold of her heed sad sack Stock, 215 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 1044, which be violemly goosed. The mother alarmed ran for 105, 1041 ; diitto Four per Cent. Debentures, the polies, bat Moo she returned she booed her daughter 1866, gni • Five per Cent. "mimed " rupee oat expiring from the brutal tre•t••••• she bad 'mei." u per, 1064, 1041 ; ditto, Fire-and-a-Half per from Elmer, who, it is supposed, had straggled her. The brute thee left the home, aad went to the Sweet los ad- t., 114 , * a i m ob er* t w , w as asser h ea d a d a f ew ea i wa b w shoe. j The Laths Fire par Cent. Stock was steady. wards. The primmer was brought up es Thursday fare.. The March Exchequer Bills were unaltered at Ba. OM_ a• Town-hell. St at. ., before W. 8. Grey, EN., Ito Se. dia., and the June at ss. din to par. ass sea forma undoes. hat* bees gives, be was Thestock market was heavy , but the manded seta Saturday. Be looked_ ealm , yet raikm. f or ei gn . not by any , low a oo MitAs inquest os the body of doomed was likely le be . s .u s "°° 15 Prim' "'" eeterdey (Friday), at Norton. Deemed bon &good Jambi* as in other departments of the Stook Ex "ekseaster, sod ma much respected.— York Herold. ' change. The ;hare certificates of the Scottish and Univer sal Finance Bank are now ready to be exchanged foe the bauken' receipts. MONEY MARIBT.--(THIS DAY.) Two olhool. The stock markets today are decidedly dull, and badness is very languid. The general tone, conse quently, is rather flat, but it cannot be said that any further reduction has occurred in prices, nearly all classes of securities—including the English funds— being now quoted almost precisely the same as they closed yesterday. At Paris to-day, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentee opened at 86fr. 10c. for the account, being sc. lower than yesterday. Consols are now quoted 90 to 1 for money, and 90/ to for the 9th of August. The official report of actual transactions is annexed, viz. : Three per Cent. Consolr, for money, 90, 1 ; ditto for account, 901, ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 891, 1 ; New Three per Cents., 891, 1 ; Exchequer Bills, March, 35., Bs. dia. ; June, ss. dis. ; ludia Stock, 212. Foreign stocks have scarcely varied at all in price, the transactions being upon a limited scale. Some of the present quotations are annexed, viz., Greek, 24/ to 4 ; Confederate, 77 to 79, being firm ; Spanish Passive, 28 to 4 ; Mexican, 28/ to 29, "ex all ;" Turkish of 1858, 714 to 724 ; and the Con solid.* 504 to 4, being a trifle better. Transactions are recorded as follows :—Brazilian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1852, 1858, and 1860, 864 ; Belgian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 984, ex div. ; Greek Five per Cents., for account, 24/ ; Italian Five per Cents. (Ma remmana Railway), 744, 734, ex div. ; Mexi can Three per Cents., for account, 29, 283, ex all ; ditto 1864, 264, 4 ; New Granada Deferred, 74 ; ditto Land Warrants (Hectares), 41 ; Portu guese Three per Cents., 1856, 1857, 1859, 1860, 1862, and 1863, for account, 48, ex div. ; Russian Five per cents., 1862,89; Spanish Three per Cents., for account, 504, ex dlr. ; ditto New Deferred, for account, 44, 4, ex div. ; ditto Passive, for acct., 284 ; the Committee's Certificate, for account, 10 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1862, for account, 694, ex div. ; ditto 100/. Bonds, 704, ex div. ; ditto Four per Ceut. Guaranteed, 1014. International Financial shares are now quoted 6 to k prim.; London Financial, 121 to 13 prem. ; General Credit, 3k to 11 prem. ; Imperial and Mercantile Credit, 4 to I prem. ; Hudson's Bay, 17 to I, ex div. ; Ebbw Vale, par to I prem. ; Ottoman Soci6tAS Geuirale, 21 to 3k prem. ; and Anglo-Egyptian Bauk, 3to k prem. The Bavaria hu arrived from New York with 8,7701. in specie, of which only 1,061 dollars are for England, and the rest for France. HALT-PAST Two o'CLoci. Consols are now per cent- better, at 904 to for money, and 90 l i to 4 for August. From the indications presented by the money market and the Bank returns it seems to be con sidered that any additional pressure upon the Bank, either for discounts or bullion, would cause the minimum rate of discount at that establishment to be raised at ones from 6 to 7 per cent. No bullion operations of auy importance were reported at the Bank yesterday, but the 87,600/. by the City of Loudon from New York, and 16,0001. by the Lady Ann, from Melbourne, came to hand, and were taken for abroad. The tightness of the money market yesterday after noon tended to render the foreign exchanges some what more favourable for this country. The rates were as follows : Astatordus, 3 swaths, 12.01 to : ditto, 3 days, ILI7 to 18 • Rotterdam, 3 wombs 12.01 to 1 ; amt. weep. 3 months, 25.60 to 65; Hamburg, ma. bases, S asostba, 13.81 to 9 ; Pa ri s, 3 days, 25.15 to 25 ; ditto, 3 mouths, 25.621 to 71; Fraaktortos-the-Marao, 3 months, 120 tot ; St. Palombo, (par roeble),3stootha,3ll to ; 171114114. of. Ikt. 3 months, 11.80 to 85 ; Dies* MI. 50., 3 swaths. 11.80 to 85 ; Madrid. 3 months, 481 to ; WM. 3 mouths, 481 to 1 ; Inshore, 3 months. 25.65 to 70 ; Germ, 3 months, 25.65 to 70 ; Mika. 3 month; 25.65 to 70 ; Naples, S montba, 25.70 to 721; Palermo, 3 swathe. 25.70 to 721; MINNi/111. 3 mouths, 25.70 to 721 ; Lisboa. 90 days. 511 to 52 ; Oporto. 90 dam. 511 to 52. The weekly return of the Bank of France shows • recovery of about 115,0001. in the coin and bul lion, accompanied by a decrease of 168,0001. in the note' in circulation, land a decrease of 1,120,0001. in the discounts. Th. pressure upon the Bank is thus sht.wn to have diminished. At Paris, Vienna, and Turin the rate of discount in the open market is 6 per cent. ; Amsterdam and Berlin, 4} ; Hamburg, n ; Frankfort, 3 ; Brussels, 54 and St. Petersburg, 5 per cent. The committee of the Stock Exchange have this day appointed Tuesday, 26th July, a special settling day in the following securities : - - - Ueda", Binaiaghant, sad South Staffordshire Bank, am Ware; not to bie marked at preeeot. North Amite's& Company t To be sad Credit Company of Ireland o f marked. West Worthing Investment Compaq To be marked in Maoist° Plantation and Trading Oom- the twiee a piny of Natal w ea k liat. For trauma:Moos only entered tote as sad after the SlOth Mar. Another new company is announced—the In dustrial Company of Central Italy (limited). The capital of this undertaking is 250 , 000 1, in 25,000 shame of 101. each, of which 16,000 have been already placed. The object is stated to be the application of English capital and en terprise to the development of the mineral and agricultural resources of Italy. The company's first operations are to consist of the purchase and working of extensive deposits of native sulphur, situate in the Romagna. It is mentioned that these mines "are now being worked with consi derable profit, and are in the immediate neighbour hood of the prod uctive sul ph ur mines of the Bolognese Company." The mines have been inspected by agenta specially sent over for the purpose. The concessions, including plant, tkc., are to be acquired for the 'sum of 89,0001. It is stipulated that the vendors are to "take nearly one-half their purchase money in shares, on which they are not to receive interest or dividend until 10 per cent. per annum has been paid on the capital employed." The National Bank have been appointed bankers to the Land Credit Company of Ireland, who have appointed Kr. Joseph Such. (for nearly twenty years connected with the National Bank) their general manager. The directors of the Discount Corporation have made a call of 51. per share, payable on the 15th The Societd Financier. d' to have been appointed agents for the Imperial Mercantile Credit Association at Paris and in Egypt. The share certificates of the Tyne Iron Ship building Company (Limited) are now ready fur delivery. . . . . . . ' Decided heaviness prevailed this afternoon in the market for bank shares. Alliance , Imperial, and Metropolitan and Provincial were chiefly affected, but the reduction was almost generaL Imperial Ottoman Bank opened at 71 to 1 prem., and closed at 71 to 1. Continental Bank, European Bank, Imperial Bank of China, and Bank of British Columbia, however, were firm. Hudson's Bay shares were again lower, at 171 to Egyptian Trading have fallen to 2to prem. Many other securities in the miscellaneous market also gave way. Home and Colonial Assurance and Rbymney Iron shares, however, slightly improved. The shares of the financial companies were rather fiat, but the decline scarcely exceeded 2s. 6d. per share. The closing qrtstions are annexed, viz.:—lnternational. b to = prem. ; General Credit, 31 to prem. ; London Financial, 121 to 131 prem. ; Imperial and Mercantile Credit (amalga mated), 4 to k prem. ; Credit Mobilier, 4 to 6 prem. •, Credit Foncier, 81 to 9 prem. The closing (but in some cases merely nominal) quotations for shares in new undertakings are subjoined, viz.:—lnternational Land Credit, 1/ to 2/ prem.; Millwall iron Works, par to * prem. ; Ebbw Vale Company, par to li prem. ; Italian Land, to 1 prem. ; Robertsfora Iron Works, * to 1 prem. ; Ottoman Soci4t4 Genirale, 3 to * prem. • Anglo-gyptian Bank, 3to prem., with large transactions; London and County Land and Building, 14 to 21 prem. ; Opera Company, par to prem. ; Hodiksvall and Forma Company, par to 1 prem. ; and Queensland Sheep, 4 dis. I M WS I IN i« N.. i.I RAW. !6,000100 Agra & Maasnown'i(4 20,000 50 Do. New 16,600 60 Albiais 110,000 100 AllianosLosALiverpool, 10,000 100 Do. New 103,060 90 Anglo Austrian 60,000 20 Anglo Italian (LIRAS* 21,600 40 Australasia 7,500 60 Dn. New lifiel 10 %aka HMO 21 busk od l E anili l 1000 100 Doak of ) 00.000 30 Hook of Otago (11=10 , 411 10,000 100 Book of Quoonalaad (1.. 00,000 MI llsokolVlctorls.Aoatrlo Con 100 Doak of W.ll= .. 1 00.000 10 Soak of Now 10.000 10 Brazlllaatroringoom4.l moos 60 British t Callti - orelaa 113,000 60 Britian N. Ainstkia .1 82,200 5/3 C. 11161ndla,Aan, 7,000 10 be. New $O,OOO 26 Chest. Mer.e/ ladtked 6,010 100 City 14000100 Coloand 10,000 11.5 C. Rank of Ina/kite IMMO 10 Coneelldided Moak (L ) moo 100 Contlitental (L) 12404 60 god louden (Limited) LOOS' /4 ; D. New 01.000 'lllng.ileolgtAnaLCberld 1 YAW 60 Oen* and ilwedieh (1 ' WOW NI deropesa laak(LlMted 10,014 100 'l4l4n=..PlaaWap.(l.l 14000 ; 100 D. New 11,0103 100 Laapertal Dank. Llalledi 1,000 1001 Dn. New 10,000 60 Iran. Bk.ol Chladtto..(L 1.14000 le Imperial Moms 12.00 e 61 losuaa 104000 10 ; Land ideellik. ladla(l6 10,000 00 Lea. bk.olleatkaale. MHO 100 Loa Bank of leol flew i 0,014 100 London and BramOlon_ kw e• I Loia.ll4Yretti.rlPVlL 25,400 - 25 Uw New, 154. al rai l 6.010 106 Ina. ker.. dta. seat 11 1 161.4011 10 Los. Ch. leak et UAW 10,000 104 Landon and Colombia , 40,000 611 Loudon and Omits._ 6,400 100 Loa. Haintot.Ots.Ds.o.ll 00,000 IA Loudon and Mleak 1 10,000 100 'Lon. and Northam KJ 10,000 10 Lambdas& Beath Airicas 5000 100 Las. t S. Western tida l 00,400 100 'Los & Weatelnalsr 10,010 140 114rebaset 10,400 60 Mareuatile • lashiSlL. ISM* 60 Do. New WOO 100 Moire. t Iwo. book 11 4000 100 ,61kI1ead Bank (Um) 1011140 IGO t National a=so4 0,000 100 N. Pro. of 20,000 60 Datioaal Beak. Now 25,000 20 New death Wide, 40,000 10 New Lielaad (U• 40 41 60,000 20 .Norsk Weekou 10,000 VS Oriental bank Caesars 20,000 60 Previa. Danklaseeip.(l. 10,000 HO Proving. nt holm/ 17,100 20 laisda, Ptud..4l Dead 10.000 26 boob' Australia 10.000 16 South booboos (Lb..) 10.000 100 Stand. of 16. 2. Albion 560 100 Do. 40, • I 10.000 26 Vales • Atieleslikidatl 10000100 Oaks et 'reload (111 ) 45,400 410 Daft at Larks Se. I Ilb. I irdia. MUNI 111. &ARM Weit WIT 131 199. a : I I 16 l end 1116• Mag amit. I ... .... LULU 96. Landon VS '4 741 I, U. St. Katbartm 116 U 96 WAS St Southampton 860,900 St. Victoria in: g, ,;-, No. I lid I 116000 1 Abondlloa (Limited) I 104000 1 ,Aaglo-BranGold(Llin. I Is. 10,000 6) Anatolian I 7 16,000 1 Bon Accord 00p.(1,621, an 10,000 6 Brat 11-611.0).(Lhn. 14,000 10 Caps Copper (1.161t4d 26,000 2 Oanulannyar(Llairad)' 1 12,000 40 cobra Copper an 10,000 10 Coplapo (L&mltsd) —' 10 100,000 1 Don Mfg, N. D.) Ray, _j 76.000 1 DO.. 110taa4.([6641 01 1 1 24000 0 .naat Del nay glmitod), 41 26,000 Fortuna (1.441t0d) an 20 000 10 63,000 Kapanda (Limited) Imo° s ithiarte an 10,000 0 Lusitaniaa (Ltialled) 1 103,816 1 llariquito all 100,000 2 W.Aareoe Bras.o.ll.(k all 60,000 Pumice* Copper (Li'. 1 10,000 20 Ponticha t 4lBllvarLaad. all 100,000 6 'Port . 1 iantaßarb.Gokl3l.ll ) 110,000 I Scottish Auntral.(lho ) 11,200' 10 lel...lotus del /Ley (Lisa) I 62,172 10 I Called lierkiaa pap 60,000 1 VallaaaaseaCiold(Lba.)l 20,000 1 Worthing (Limited) . 68200 Yailananatana aka.). alai 111301114.111101711. Na 161. I COMPAIttI& ii,iiii I ic:i e.oooi e• ?"? :F. I 1 i 0.04 0 1. 60 116.000110 100 1 16 * lo. mod 00 iso,ool 14,050 60 26,404 It 40,000 MO MAIO 10 60,000 ID 1000000 101 411,030 111,0001 60 10,000' 16 10,0001 16 10 00,000 0 0 :1 IM 60 IN, 60 liking 4 10,000 i 60 60,030 10 60,000 , 10 001 ii.--- » 10.000 IS IL IS II 40,000 SS US• 10 Sk GOIS 10, AS S N MSS ID VMS U LIZITSL I Bt. (0.001. IS um' 2 22.222! 2 4.000. 70 !.'iiiii ii - 11,100/ . 11 10.006. fa 41,0001 10 20,000 11 11,000' SO 104.25X.1 24. 12.100. 20 I 0,9161 nor woo, 10 wow', so *moo r IS 20,000. 10 0002 10 110,000. SO 20,000 50 I 17,600, i lO 00,000 100 11.0001 IS 10,000 SO 10,000 1 SO 1 - 0, -. 0 - 00 - 1 1 Ala t 17.0001. 81. 10.000 NO 10,000 1 looms! se 810.170/. St. rp,osui IM°! I !Oi no soil 80.000 ) Awl ISlo 14400 141140 1 I 14640 IS 144441 W 0.40011 44. 17. 7 SO 118,000 KM le 10.1100 n N7lO a u.sool ite MAK' St. *OOO l 60 *ow so Koos l so Keel to ISR000& tC otoool locum • tow to woo° to 06.000 6 /0,000 16,1140 10 26,000 10 10.040 40000 40 00,000 60 lAisalo•Mosiosa Mtst Saltivilsa BoullaWstscworks Bombs, Gm ( u.mal.d ;British Anwariosa Lad B. I. Kw Tot (14 !British u&sa Toe (L ) esas e. !Carlo. pity ot =opal. IC.ty Mess (Um.) ~. datriosollor. CommoivislUalos (L) aaa, lOonsolldstod ota Cootimatal ULG.SL iCostrootOseporatkos(L Oop.M.Bag„Prod.ll p.c Cf•tlig Fouder Do. of Mauritius (L) ; CredltMohUlet .1 a. Do. Ip. Perm Deb. 1 DlerionateorponitloafL IL India =o Irrigation. &a Cat Trd.(L Telegraph Bag. sad Aga. Ocipper 1 Ing.aar ( ntlealiaria. IL I Flame's Ccirporation I Fleasolal DisoosiM (L) Into-st. Warehouse (L 10. Cr Oalli editt vera (Fia.of Lon Limited). .( L Oss. beam Navigation Norae&Co lag ioalal Aa. (L) andenes leaaalfor.C.lLAss. lodion earffilig (Um.) late:nat. Contract Internat. Finan.Soe. Italian Irrig. I. Car. ) D. p. a l r . l S L. Lead Secaritiee ( IAaL) Lend. African Tra Load.andCaJedoe.iik tand.Distriat T ) Land. limn. Ar n e. ) DIP. New Land. O. Omani C.ll 1 least, Itallaa, imam Lond.Provi Madras brigs. t Osnal Do. Marine LavesitmeoWL) Mauritius Land.lbelL) Waal Ihnan. Tel. 1.) Mardi Iron Worts Nand landao.l. C. iL) National Ms Co. rt ) Nailer' Financial (L) National Nem Nay. (L) NeriaddaOtal a L. N.Lialand N.DrilAsuaraleelea(l) 1 N.nnLaideroms. I. (L Novagamiao.amiL .L) Do. do. Dora Marina Imes Oriental famingraial(l 0W144 Flienneinl (L.) Oriental 01111 (Limiled) Do. New lOrianLlalendeteam(L) ttoman Mauna (L ) Ottoman Ose (Limited PaaralL IL aleamiL ) Da ttgarar (e. a 4. 0.. Marna * PealSiv.l.rdallii(i) I IL(L Irma lie!. OW Laver. (L ) Ditto ditto... mwsa ausse. So* Matra. Inveatt Smith. Knight. *Oa 1. SOL Pinan..t guns S. African IL & 1a 1 . 1 1. 1 heath Australian Laud enbraarlse Telerage 1 ,Tel.ConstrucalLsia.(L Thaniesdidereer la(L) Truett AgearreUma T. t L. Co. of U. Canada Visaed& Cia.(L) theinerallasinslna(l., Ogger Aseemlts(Lia , Ditto I I ". ue la lie a Van Diwnen's Intad Warrant FinsnoCLlnt. WentindladeadieS L .1 Gam nrsi b pe 7i 8 ?I MIXER.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Ci.ocn. There is little business in the mining market to-day. East Grenville shares have been dealt in at to i t being higher. liallenbeagle have advanced to 41 to 5. Other mines present no movement of importance. Great Lacey shares are marked in the Stock Exchange 161. St. John del Rey Mining shares are inquired for and bare been purchased at 37. United Mexican have been dealt in at 5} ; Yudansinntans at and ti dia. ; and Cape Copper at 4 prem., ex div. The directors of the Devonshire Great Consoli dated Copper Mining Company, at their board meeting held yesterday, declared • dividend of 10,240 k, being 101. per share, arising from profile on sales of copper ores sampled iu the months of March and April last After payment of the same there remains in hand a balance of 23,5541. Is. 4d. The subjoined weekly summary of the metal market is from the circular of Messrs. von Dadelnen and North : A fair amount of business has been doe* during the past week, sod there are signs of the improvement heist per rsasauß Iron : Welsh ban steady and in fair demand, at 71. f.o.b. Wales. In rails prices are supported. In Stafford shire iron the reduction of 20a. has become marsh and orders are gives out more freely. Scotch pig iron has beau dull, at 58s. Cd. cash, and 595. 6d. open. Copper : A good business has been done both in second.luind lota and by smelters direct. The late advance of 5/. is well main tained, and many anticipate a further edvanee shortly. The standard of ores has risen consi derably. Badness is restricted in foreign for went of sellers. Bona has realised 101/. ' • and Kapunda, 1051. ; Chili, to arrive, 901., and on the spot, 871. 10s. to 891., scoordizig to brands. Tin.—A large speculative bust owe has bees dime, fully 300 toes choosing hoods frets 1061. to 1061. ash, and from 1061. to 1081. 3 months open. Basra. —About 3,000 slate bare been does at 1051. and 106/.. deli vered here. Eoglish in good demand. Tin plates.--The market is very dull, and prices in buyers' favour. Lead remiss flat. !Spotter. —But little done, and prices easier ; 251. the nearest quotation, both here and for outposts. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. (THIS DAY.) (n ELIOT= AND INTLANATIONAL TILIONANN4 (►aol SIR OWN COILICAPONDENT.I Market quiet ; prices us:imaged. Sales ;mobs* about 5,000 bake. TALLOW MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) The market is firm, at the following prime :—Tows tallow, 395. 6d. • Petersburg Y.C., on th e spot, 41s. 3d. ; July to Septemb er, 41s. 3d. ; October to December, 435. bd.; Desseaher, 43a. 9d. to 445. . _ . Nazis; Awritaaosa. —Tows tallow, 41s. 6d. ; faS by ditto, 2.. Od. ; yollow Busman, 425. 6d. ; rkII, Us. 6d. ; rough ditto, 17.. 6d. ; tallow graves, 18s. ; rood drip, 7.. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) News. Hues. .ad Baotou report trade arm at the fol lowing prior : Nino :meadow hay, 80a to 90a. ; repwrior ditto, 92e. It N 100 a. ; sew ditto, 60a to 86e. ; elower, 961. to 118 e. ; ream 86e. to 30a COVENT GARDEN.-(THIS DAY.) Notwithstassliag ths mom( dry weather, most &scrip tiotis of outdoor modem 000tioue abundant. Morriss, gooseberries. raspberries, aad strawbemes. tboegh scatter, are still seabeiont for the dimmed. Of grapes sad pion apples UM* ie oleo a good supply, sod black, rod, and whit* currants are plootsfuL The orrivolo of forties goods sompriss gloriosa sod West India pine-apple., both of which, especially the latter, era sbundast sad chimp. Orme walnuts for pickling may now be obtained. Peso are phettful, as ore also potatoes. Asparagus fetches frees 4s. to Is. a bundle. Flowers dried, compisk of orchids, Maths, pelargoniums. tairowiette, and roses. FRUIT. Mae apples, par lb., Ils le es Cherries, per lb., Ski to fd Grapes, per lb., se to es oranges, per itio, IO to Peaches, per dos , de le los talllooll., per too. as to es Neetsrloes, do., es to It* Nuts, baroslooo. do., 144 Strawbersies.per paa.,ed sown New Brest', do., in Roosebeerles, gram p. at, ed I Almonds, do., les. So las So Id veorrAimpL Cabbalism, p. dos., Is to to daparsdus, p. bawd* 46 1071 Yreoeh Bean% per half ohms, Ss to 41 Peas_ par basket. Ts fid to Ss 6d Potdtoso, Yost Repast; per tork Ws lOs Beets, do., 4611 to Us rakes. We to Ns " sow. per lb.. td to Sd Canny per bonen- 9.1 to Is Ithubsrto, p. bundle, Ild teed I Turnips, per bus* Id Se Csiesustors. swab. 44 to la Beet, psi don. Is id to Shallots, per Ib.. led Garlic, per lb.. Sd Lettuces, each, ld to 11l R oliz i ejser score, la So Is o ob.p. bunch. land teas ltualtrousts, p.p4.A..1s to MPS Parsley. per II buncbseAs lola Herbs, par brook U PAOTINCIAL MAILS MAMITS. Unntroon J 171.8 -Oreat Eastern 461 -Great Western 70 -Lomond» sad Yorkshire, 1114 f 1-Lowdoe end Werth Western 11111 -je 11imeheeter, and Intedmilore, 647 S-111(1161484, -(loath Zasters, Mt 11-Lanemidni an d Yorkshire 6 pot oust.. 133-1 oink sad UM Harm, 61 -Great Laumboarg shares, 11 10 16.16 I -Coolentralo Loan, 771 7 f -rasters Zachange Beak (United). 1.-Liverpool lielmos (Limited). 6 I p.-Mereantln ...4 Zukenge Yank (Limited), 0. • p.-North Western Bank (Limited, 7e p.- Maddest Insurance (Limited!, 1 7.16 p.-Thamos and Money Maxine Olhalted). el p, -Villas Maim ithraltail. 0.16 f p.-National Masai Diattri. non Company, 1.16 A. per - West Judie and Pacific Kern p. Mmicalarrin Jot? VL-The market bas bean dant, with rather firm mum. Confederate Loan, 78 711 77-Great Yams, 41—Great Lasemboorg. 116 11101-Great Neethem A. 1574- Great Wrenn, 761 1 I 811 1-Lancashireu d Yorkshire, 11111 -Landes and North Western. 1161 -Manchester end County Dank, a 7-16 p.-Msnchader, fthedlein and Lincolnshire, I 6-New ditto 6 per coat. pre.., all paid, par-M 11# t -Manama, cum an eel-Midland. 1671--Boat/ 1-Midland New 6 per cent., p. - London New, 11.11- Btaveley Coal and Iron 21 p.-John Rrown and Co., 30 p.-flan Paulo, 1 4. laitamsesAm, JOIN 21.-In this market to.day 11IrrnIngimin Camel @hares were dealt in at 001-Birmingham Joint Stock Soaks, et 41-Dudley Om, at 41-General Stearn N a vigatloo Com. many shares, at ble-Mants Metal shares. at 1 146 ilia-end Midland Contract sharea, at 1 prem. Ile closing prices won , Stour Valleys, at W to 01-Bristol and Birmingham Six per Cent, sellers, at 166-South In:affords. at 101 to 101- Droftwich J ameba Canal. at 18 to -Birmingham Old Mills, at at to - Binab.g. ban Wagon ohms., at 10• to 11-Ditto Preference, I tot prem. --Mouth Staffordshire Waterworks shares, at 7 to 71-Brit et end Foreign Plant, at 24 to It prem.-and Alliance Fire-once shares, at jj prem., sellers. RAILWAY Marne Rseatrra.—The traffic receipts of railways I. the United Kingdom assoustiod for the watt rang July 16. oe 11.335 miles, to 669.5971., cad for the oonsepoodiag met of We year. on 10,921 miles, to 617,6774 roam, as rears, of 414 milts, sod of 71,9204 is the reseirs. TM grces rewire oa tho follow* 14 rasa amounted is the sample as 7.764 mins, to sad toe the 000rpoadiag week of 1883, as 7,616 ribs, to 495,5091., downs se Lairs of 148 milt sad 116.2931. is lb. reasipts. The mortar as the Condors& eraesseed to 2,6814 ; we the Gnat Esters to 2,749. ; os the !Great Northers to 7,082 . ; os the Great Waders to 2.0201. ; oa the Gnat Madera sad Wasters to 1,8871. ; as the UM. rehire sad Yorkshire to 7,070/. ; as the Leedom mad North-Waders to 10,7901. ; on the Lando* lied Mahar to 1.8434 ; on the London sad Mar Wester Wester to l me the lassbaster, Sbefliski. sad Lisealedure tet:ol.; os the Midlard to 5,914/. ; a re North Bekaa to 1,2911. ;as the North Easters to 63751. • sad es the Math Koster to 1.292/. ; tort, 55.293 1 . The pads sad mired train on those liar amosond to 250.3001., sod for thesorreeptisdir week of 1863 to 220,2731., show* sa fa sowr of 30,027 i. The reseipts for pessisper peorols. ate., saiosated to 300,502 L, seder 275.276/.. shores ar. rarer* of 25,2861. The train roars as 63 dier Mess marts& ea 3,871 miles, to 138.7961., sad far Ms see raroadieg wed of Let year, oo 3,306 Mika. b 122.11116/., showing so iseresse of 266 miles sad of 16,6271. is the re , esiyis. TM total nerds of the poet week show as is arse of 26,7054 as respired with the of dr presidia( weak, wadies the lah led, sod am ressand with the ear neaseallig week of net year a sossiderable lamer It the &of% al the irosalsy. i 4 I ... 98y 8 102!2 1.4 101 j 2 j -, 100 i U" irk 1? 7 ff - NI 1e Q i I 100 IQ 5 i ii=l - 8 - 841 1 $,,.l ye s le U Ti Se 1 lmam _ma xd I f i ,