The Express. — London, England, 1862-08-11 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) COURT 07 BANKRUPTCY. (Before Xr. Comenkrioaer Holioyd.) LE WINDHAM CARICUAIL A18T1071121, BAIT. This was a sitting for examination and discharge. The I.ankrupt had been described as of Upper Woburn-place, of Boulogne-sur-Mer, and of the Euston Hotel. The unsecured creditors arereturueirat 2,1391. ; cre ditors holding security, &5,923/. There are no available assets, but the property held is valued at exactly the :.mount of debts. Mr. Aldridge, the crown solicitor, said on the last occa sion an adjournment took place for inquiry, and they moertainal that the whole of his life interest had gone to the secured creditors. There was no opposition on the part of anyone. Mr. Butler (J. and W. Butler), Tooley-street, having been heard, the examination and order of discharge were ad journed formally until some trivial omissions in the ac counts were supplied. Mr. Aldridge stated, u the friends of Sir William consi dered the present bankruptcy to be for his benefit they pro posed to pay 501. into court to meet the expenses. Mr. Butler intimated that bankrupt's friends were willing to take that course. The subject then dropped. RE JOHN SHEPHERD. This wan a sittingtor - ;:aininiiiii;iind discharge. The bankrupt wee described u a coach-proprietor, of Church street, Camberwell. K 2; iniceitedii;ss is stated at 2887., the assets, ID/. The bankrupt was examined with reference to his tran sactions with a person named Jones, but u it appeared his accounts were imperfect, an adjournment to November was ordered. Mr. &adorn appeared for the auigneee, and Mr. Sargood for the bankrupt. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) CLERKENWELL FRIGHTFUL ASSAULT WITH ♦ POKER BY A FORRIGNER. Gaspar ScAuter ' • Swiss, of 8, Dorrington.street, Leather-lane, was charged before Mr. IYEyncourt with violently aassultieg Caroline Conch, an unfortunate. The complainant appeared with her bead enveloped in sur gical bandages and with a black eye. Complainant stated that between 6 and 7 o'clock on Satur day evening last she went to defendant's for some property she had left there, she having lived with defendant and his wife, who occupied one room a t t h e a b ovemen ti one d address. Complainant was talking to his wife at the street door when defendant pulled his wife in and struck complainant in the eye. She then rang:the bell, when the wife said if she would be calm she could go upstairs. She went into the mom, when defendant, without any provocation, got up from a chair upon which he was sitting, and seizing au iron bar used as a poker, struck her with it twic e on th e b ac k and once on the hea d, which latter rendered her insensible ; and on her recovery she found the blood was streaming from her head. The defendant then seized her by the throat, and tried to strangle her. A female witness who accompanied complainant, corrobo rated the above statement. Defendant mid the young woman came for some books and a scarf, which he knew nothing about, and aa his wife was downstairs talking, he pulled her in, believing that she was going to drink with the two women, and gave the com plainant a smack. The latter afterwa rds came into the room and used bad language. He was upset and he took lthe bit of iron, but lie did not know what he did with it. smelt that they had been drinking. Constable Adams, G 120, found the young girl bleeding and crying while sitting on the stairs. Both the young girls were sober. Two books were given to complainant as her property. He took her to the hospital, where the sur geon said it was a bad cut, and he was to take her again this morning. The prisoner was remanded for a week. MABLBOROUGHZTBEET. THE OMNIBUS TOUSLING-DOT suuumrcz. _ . Two boys, named Colin Janson and Jeremiah. Sullivan, were brought before Mr. Tyrwhitt charged with begging in the Tottam-court.road. 147 E said the boys were two of a large number who ran after the omnibuses in Tottenham-court-reed and tumbled like wheels for the amusement of the passen gers, and then begged of them. Yreterday afternoon he saw the prisoners and several other boys running after the omnibuses and he then took them into custody. Mr. Tyrwhitt—They tumble as the omnibuses go along and sometimes get some halfpence given them. Constable—Yes, but they are a great nuisance to the Yr Tyrwbitt—They were not doing it in the way of beeLlltl ble—l heard Sullivan ask for and receive money. &Thvan said his mother had sent him out to get a shilling. Mr. Tyrwhitt—l do not know that there is any law against tumbling, but there is danger to the boys, and it cer tainly creates a disturbance and annoys some persons. It it very proper they should be brought here as a caution, but I shall discharge them this time. It is a very dangerous thing, and if may of the boys get killed there will be in guinea why the police do not interfere. The boys were discharged. LAMBETH. • YIVILLIS Ann Vincent, a smartly dressed young woman, 22 lean of age, was placed at the bar before the Hon. Mr. Norton, on a charge of picking the pocket of Mn. Eliza beth Stevens of a purse containing seven &billings and six pence in silver. _ The prosecntrix said that on Saturday night last, while out marketing, she stopped in front of a china shop in the Lambeth-walk, to admire some articles in the window, and bad not been there more than a moment or two when she felt the hand of the prisoner in her pocket The prisoner drew her hand out immediately, and gave somethi ng t o a man w h o stoo d alongside her, and ran off. A cry of " Stop thief' was raised, and the prisoner was stopped, and when brought back she begged very hard to be let off, saying the robbery must hare been committed by the man. Mrs. Page said she we. in company with the last WiilW4ll and saw the prisoner's hand in her friend's pocket This *teess also deposed to hearing the prisoner begging bud to be let off, saying ahe had two young children. The constable who took the prisoner into custody said she had gives a false address, and requested a remand that be might make some inquiries about her, as he had no doubt from what he had beard that she was en experienced thief. The prisoner declared she WZB innocent of the charge, sad was committed for trial; but was remanded to give time for inquiries. SOUTH WA RI , WIFE BKATMCF. Timothy Leary, a waterside labourer, was brought before Mr. Burnham, charged with committing a violent assault ou Johanna Leary, his wife. The latter, • decent-looking young woman with an infant her arms, and who had a black eye, said that on Setur day night, about twelve o'clock, she was standing at the corner of the court in Pleasant-place, Bankside, talking with a neighbour s when her husband came up to her, and abused her for being out of the house. She told him she was looking out for him to oome home, as she waoted money to buy victuals for Sunday. He used very bad language towards her, and struck her so violently that she fell, and while on the ground he kicked her. A constable came up at the time, and took him into custody. Mr. Burcham—Had you the child in your arms then! Witness—No, sir. I was within twenty feet of our house. Mr. Burnham—How long have you been married! Witness—A year and eight months. Mr. Burchem—Has Le been in the habit of beating you? Witness—Yes, rir, when he is und er th e i n fl uence of liquor. At other ates he is kind. Mr. Burcham—Do you earn anything for your livelihood? Witness—No, sir. My husband always gives me money when he is in work. In answer to the chugs, the prisoner said he was lorry for striking his wife, but it should not occur again. Mr. Burnham told him that he could mood him to prison for six months, and it would serve him right, but it would hu punishing his wife and child. He, however, must not reckon on any leniency if he committed such an offence spin, as he (Mr. Burnham) should remember him and punish him with the utmost severity of the law. lie should sow order him t o fi nd sureties to keep the peace for six mouths. • Jane Slterivood was nextCONTRA c ST. harged with assaulting her lvdnxl, from whom she had been separated five yehrs. She m e t her husband on Saturday night, and flew at him hke a tigress, teariug his clothes nearly off his back. Rurcham said he recollected her. She was before him lately f,r • similar offence, and he discharged her with a maw. She must now find ball to keep the pence. Srl 'IDE IN THE Cat-ROAD. This morning, it”, 10 o'clock, Mr. John Humphreys, the coroner for hehl an inquest at th e Britannia public w•oc. Kritannia-street, City-road, respecting the death of William King, aged 65 years, who committed sui cide under very strange circumstanees. Elisabeth King, of No. 'A Westmoreland•plaoe, City - road, stated that g e demise& who was her husband, wan a cars Pettit and had had some difficult work to execute, which tor thought he could not complete ;he • dining b'bi• to make such as had been shown at thelnt erns tional Erhibition. Oa Thursday night last be said the Job was too difficult for him, and be war afraid be would loss his lii umion. 11n Friday morning about six o'clock the deceased left witness, and as usual bade her "good bye." She went downstai rs d eint en hour afterwards, and on going into the y ar d's* a hat on the table of the back kitchen. She ran sato the nnun and fouod demand hanging by a rope to tb° kelen water. a n which rased under the coiling. A lodger came in consequence of wi tness's screaming , sad the de ceased was cut down. tle, surgeon, said the de ceased died from atrangulation by hanging. Verdict, " Tem- Donal' Insanity." Arrivals for the week emdlag August 10 last year, 2,236 media, clarvi7. 3 .277 cseka Th e snivels lest week comprised 81 calks Petersburg. 1.381 Odessa, 676 Australia, 627 South Ame rica, lie other places—total. 2.791 deka METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) There is a great falling off in the supply of beasts from last week ; yet the number is a pretty feu average. Choice descriptions aroia ClO,OOOOlB higher rates. Sheep are not so as plentiful of late; they arereadily disposed of at advanced rates. Trade is dull for lambs at Thursday's quotations. Good calves are in request at higher prices. From Germany and Holland there are 820 besets, 7,040 sheep, and 140 calves. Spain, 130 beasts ; Scotland, 80 ; Ireland. 350 ; and 2,660 from the Northern and Midland counties. Per state of 81Da a d. a. d. Per does of 81ta s. d. a a ttest Scots, lieratde 410 6 0 Bost Dnertlit-bdsith 0 0 0 0 Bost Short-horns . 4 8 4 10 Beat Lout-w 0015.... 4 10 6 2 locoed qua Coas ts S 6 4 4 Do. do. Morn ... . 00 0 0 Calves Pip Bost Dissa 131f-brods , s 0 6 4 Lab 6 4 6 4 -- iigia - a - ca - ar - IlitT4:sBli ; PIM 491 sod Lomb.. 27,100 ; Calm, ; BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Mews. Patteadea sad Smith report the demand steady for immediate consumption for last year's growth, the stock of which is almost exhausted. Currsaey—Mid sad Fast Bents, 71. 10s. to 81. 10s. ; Weald Beets, 7/. to BJ. ; Sussex, 81. lOs. to 71. COAL MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Walls End Hellos, 17s. 6d. ; Walls End Lanebton, 16a. 6d. ; Walls End Haswell, 17a. 6d.; Walls End Stewart., 17$. ; Walls End South Hatton, 17s. 6d. Walls End Hartlepool, 17e. ; Walls End South ; 16e. ; Walls Ead South Hellos, 16a. 6d. ; Walls End Heugh Hall , NIL ; Walls End Balker, 16s. 9d. ; Walls End Eden Main, 16s. ; Walls End Thorpe, lbs. 3d. ; Belmont, 15e. 3d. ; Wylans, 16a. ; Holy well, 16e. ; Tudield Moor Butes, 13s. ; Hartle pool West Hartley, 15a. ; Hading's Hartley, lbe. 6d.-191 ships at market. MALIGNANT DISEASE AMONG SHIMP.—A most re markable incident is reported from Allington in Wiltshire. What is believed to be spontaneous smallpox was discovered among the sheep on the hum of Mr. Parry, Alliogton ; and for days in succession, from 20 to 30 of them died in the most loathsome state of disease. The farm and the flock have hitherto been considered to be most healthy, the latter, indeed, remarkably so ; and the rapid spread of the disease has caused greet consternation among the farmers in the r district. The smallpox among sheep is known to be , alarmingly contagious. Acting under the advice of Pro• I lessor &mends, of London, the untainted part of the flock, 1,700 in number, have been vaccinated. The old shepherd, who had tended the flock for 36 years, died suddenly on Thursday. THE Dismiss iw PEtEroir. —The extent of the distress in Preston may be estimated by th e wee kl y t a bl es furnished by the guardians and the relief committee. The former body relieved 11,669 persons last week ; the latter 20,X.47. The number of recipient/ of relief steadily increases. In the corresponding week of last year the Preston guar dians relieved 1.610 persons. The work-room in Prestos now employs 365 young women. The number relieved in the Blackburn union last week was 11,974, or 400 more than in the previous week. The number of persons out of employment in the borough of Blackburn alone is 12,587. THZ Cuts or THZ Ayr. J. LIVESZY.—Isaac Howard, late sexton of St. Philip's burial ground, Sheffield, has sines his eonvietion made a statement exonerating the Bev. J. Livassg from the imputations contained in his former Uosered admits that he alone is responsible re i r s t acaL removal of bodies in tie burial ground, and that he had removed them because it seed him labour, the section desecrated being more easily worked than the herder soil of other portions. As to dissected bodies, be declares that no burial service bad over ban reed over them for the last thirty years, and yet bath inannitssate and curate. connected with the cemetery bad always granted certificates of burial in the seam form se those granted by Mr. Livesey.—Leeds Mercury. THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, AUGUST 11, 1862. SHARE L187 1 8.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Oioci. The railway market to-day is very dull and inactive. Great Western stock has fallen * per cent., and Midland . South Eastern is slightly firmer. The other principal lines are quoted about the same as on Saturday afternoon. Great Western stock is now quoted 68 to t; , London and North-Western, 94i to .1 ; Midlan 129 j to * ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 107 to * South Eastern, 851 to 86 ; Eastern Counties, 581 to ; Caledonian, 108 to 109 ; Greett Northern,l22 to 123 ; and London and South Western, 101 to 102. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares are very heavy, and have fallen to 32 to 31 prem. Cana dian railway shams are flat. sauna POSUMBIONIL Pli I DAILIFAIII. , aB w" 7•Z i — i7o. — Tie;r --...- liaadoetleloillera D. Prodonsei.." ..- ' . .- Dokikook.eldolookii Sp.. Ase. 1.1111: onewoodbylolf D. Alb KM; Mho Do..hdos 111/4 Damao I Ilmodonis. OassoTADookep.o.gos. - loam D. 43. tztooaloa D. H. do Goad Trunk ad Comas Do.. pot Gt. Prod Do.doe..ProLd i t b oet D. • pa d. Da f per ob. 11111— Do. do. Ml. D. do. 1 I Good Whin PlOll7/{lll D. t! -- ow - - Do. January, 18112 eh B. of In c ata . a s t ar ct Do. Nan De.sp.cads.wertor.op Do. 64 do.. 77.iviRon. In dian Br Dei elaollan ch idadz l e Mehra Guar. 4 pa et. Do. do. Do. 4 pa oL Molli.Oarp.llp. alie& X. priorid4 di Garda elo. Lod gal IS 0 101 10 76 U sd 76 29 76 96 101 106 107 106 1.2 104 146 1 1 23 Bla 61 66 64 66 40 62 30 33 30 33 101 109 11.11 Dm Dm 1021 71 121 d.L. 07 100 89 91 i l dli if s 101 1011 96 N D do. 3 sop. do. D. do. load do. N. 3.. al Cosa& 6 p. o. 5 5 4 • 4 86 IS 1084 lON 98 1.. Do. DUCKS. to 1 p.m.. 101 l 100 F 211 1 080,410 St Oommercial le• 166,0001 St. Do. 4 p.ot.ProL lea 100 3,061 k: Bs, leg and Wad India 100 130 138 — 1,6811.31 St. Icadon 100 67 60 ;960, St. lit Katharine 100 M 66 -- 300,11: 0 6 1 8t 'Southampton 100 800, St ,Victoria I 6.000 20 Do New ITIBIL COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MAIM-LANE.-(THIS DAY.) Since the storm of Friday Let the weather has been finer and more settled. The moon ham entered into a new quarter, and the mercury of the barometer has risen. The wind is today from the north-westward, and cloudy without rain. last week's supply of English wheat was very limited. Flour leas than lately. Barley, beans, peas, and tares short. An improved quantity of turnip and canary seeds. and a liberal quantity of rapeseed per railway. Malt and rata • small supply. Scotch end Irish Ma very oontracted. The foreign arrivals of wheat were liberal, nearly all American. Flour, • good supply of American berm* and several sacks. Australian barley extremely small. Oats very limited, Danish, Swedish, and Dutch, and about one-half from Arch angeL 03304 imp ea of beans from the Mediterranean and France. Ind oilseed from the East Indies, • small quantity. To-day the supply of English wheat is extremely small, with • few samples of new offered for sale, the quality of which is variable. Foreign wheat is very firm with a good demand, and the value is fully Noel to that of Monday lad. Flour bas a brisk trade, and is worth rather more money than on this day last week. Barley is firm and in demand. In =abstaine is d. a good trade can be reported, and prices are fully Bests and pram are folly as dear. Beedit—Linseed and rapeseed maintain late sdvaace. Other seeds firm. FLOATING CARGOES very 6 / 1 11 in value, and business im proved. Wasar.—English: Essex and Kent, white, new, 49e. tc 575.; ditto, fine old, —s, to —s.; ditto, red, new, 475. to 555., ditto, fine old, —a. to —a. ; Norfolk, &c., fine old, —a. to —s. • red, new, —4l. to —a. Foreign : Dan ' 58s. to 595.; fins,' 58a. to 5.3 e; extra, 595. to —a.; IE • 525. t o 575.; ditto, extra, 57c. to 585.; Rostock, extra, 545. to 561.; Mecklenburg,. 535. to 575. ; Ucksrmark ditto, —4 . ; American white, 545. to 575.; ditto, red, 50s. to 565.; Cana dian, 50s. to 56a.. _ . *Atm.—English =I • to —a. ; fine, —a. ; 275. to 28s. ; and • , 30a. to 311. per qr. ; Voir grinding, 25.. to 295.; ditto distilling, 29a. to 31s. Mum.— Ease: and Norkdk, 595. to 63a. ; Ana 50e. to 58 635. to 675. ; • and Ware, 655. to 685.; brows, s. OATIL-English feed, 264. 03. to 295. 04. ; potato, 304. to 345. ; foreign, 275. to 324. Szarm.-English tick, 344. to 354. ; harrow, 38. to 394. ; pigeon, 384. to 394. ; foreign, ; thin, 325. to 33 Nasagan k : o oa. to 32. a ; tick, 364. to 37.. ; Konigsberg, 38s. to 395. s. PWL -English boilers, 40s. to 41..; w to and bins, 401. to 435. ; maple, -s. to -s.; grey, 364. to 384.; hog, 384. to 40s. ; foreign, 344. to 351. FLOOR-English town, 444. to 46e.; ditto One, 475. to 51.4.; cotintry, 425. to 43 5. ; Norfolk sod Suffolk, 374. to 394.; French, -a. to pet wick; U.S. sweet, Ms. to 295.; OsFadian. 28s. to 29 4. : Spanish. -s. to -a. iNDIAN Cong.-Whit* 31. a. to 331; w 294. to 31a. Flamm Canuose, all C. F. and -Wheat : Berth anski and Marianople, per 49211.., 451 to 475. ; GhirAta, 451 Polish Odessa, per 480Iba, red, 39a. to 41 1 . ; white, - ; Danube and ltita, 355. to 41.5. ; 295. to 33m. Barley: Egyptian and Syrian, pec l ig i r . s.. 21a. to 225. ; Odessa and Dim**, do., 22a. to 23a. Beans : Egyptian, par 4801ba.,305. to 31s. Mans : Wens and Galata, per 49211:e., 311 Od. to 32a. ; Ibrail and Bulgarian, per 48011..,31.5. Od. to 325. ; French, do., -a. to -s. ; American, do., 295. to 301 ; Egyptian, -a. to Swig -Canary seed, per qr., 345. to 50s. ; Hemp sled, per qr., 465. to 50a. ; Mustard seed, per bushel, white, 6s. to 9s. ; brown, 7s. to 10a. ; Linned, per qr., Os 60a. to 665. ; Linseed adios, English, per ton, 111. Os. to 121. ; American, thin, in brit., per ton, 121.01. to 121. 10o.; do., in bags, 111. Os. to 111. 10a; Baltic, 01. to 01. Os. : Mantillas, 101. to 101. 101: Raps cakes. 61. Onto 7L ; Tans, per bushel, winter, 81 to 91 Od. ; Rape seed, Englith, per qr., 641 to 725. .4114VAL8 LNTO LONDON MOM AUG. • to AUG. 9 I lrhest. Bark,. Malt. Oats Dam Peas Moor. Coastwise. gra qrs. gra gis. qrs. qrs. brio arks. English .. MN 177 7999 1746 426 967 .. 9017 Foreign .. 96309 360 .... 22780 3301 1790 Inse 2777 EXPOSTID.—Wheak US qrs.. oats, 4 qrs. LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. (THIS DAY.) (BY BRITISH AND IN 1811 MAGMATIC ITLNOLLYEI). (noN oux owl! 00118LOPONDIOIT.) The market has been quiet, but prices contiane steady, and the sales will probably foot up 5,000 bales, half of which are for speculation aad export. MINCING LANE.-(THIS DAY.) Scum—The market is quiet, no sales of importance re ported ; refined dull of We. Tr.A.—There is still but a limited demand for this article. Thics at firm prima, 5,000 bags of Bengal sold broken white. at lls. ; cargo, 7s. 9d. HIM?. —There is a good demand for all descriptions at big o t: rion. a.—The males are under 200 bales, with a flat flauTents continues dull of sale. The markets generally are quiet. The public mhos adver tis ed for tomorrow consist of 550 casks of West India, 8,700 begs Mauritius, and 1,800 bags of East India 200 casks 1,500 bags and 200 packages coffee, 3,00 0 of rice, and 1,000 packages of ago. TALLOW ALMICILT.—(TEIII3 DAY). The market is steady at the following prices :—Tower tallow, 475. 6d. net ; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 49e. August, 495. 6d. to 495. 6d. ; September, 50e ; October to December, 60a. to 50e. 3d. PARTICULARS OF TALLOW. Stock on head ilds did • • • • Delivery lad week Ditto from lit June Arrive' lad week Ditto treat let June Price Y.C. per cwt. this day Ditto Town lad Friday 88,081 62,191 LEM 1,406 17,981 116827 2,206 1,481 17,683 12,268 626 W. 466 1W 666 C l / 4 1- 498 84. ORDINARY MAIM AND RYMER sh. I Pd ItAILWATI. Wm, Not aftoor v 'Blrk.,las.,4obsOuse. ;NOband Tina omilK Iftewsira6 Bristol and Imam . . . cekmdbmdcm... DS. • I A so env. =KIS Do. B /pal. lapilli to B. DublinerDi Tan Irint l etirMs 211101/111 Union, Meek* Do. Illioakß Beat &Wolk -- idinhenoltend Gleason IdintecejsAtb, Dundee Forth end Car de I o na . =TS. 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D. 40. do . _ Closing prices. 90 zdi l e y lit 103 106 id 112 114 111 113 128 130 83 86 111 113 113 120 112 114 106 107 106 110 101 103 80 92 91 93 103 106 70 00 79 30 173 176 106 107 1/4 138 115 117 id 115 117 id 138 140 id 115 117 id 162 167 2,11 123 132 zd 78 b 0 101 10t 122 116 El 1 4 ipo id 67 Rd i i Pu , id 188 10 141 184 lob 86 9? 112 114 110 112 IL 11 t•lo 93 95 11 01 die Do. 14,4414 6 0,41. No. 11 uo. York. II. & &purr. North Staffordshire.... Scottish Cent New.Priff. licot.N.L4 p.ek PreLSt gi ii. i4m Do.lMr;6o.6D•a : . Do. i p.w.irel. Stook Devoe /trod re p. o. NO& (Rood. An. ALO.6) Do. 44 per asst Do. fired 4; pot oat, 1.16a10s gra. p. Do. 441 per cosi B. Yoritro p. noolt&Doliblitoutp.o. Do. do. 116p.0. Do. do. C6p.e. WMer.* Ilikreryip.e. W.limi—Oxtbrlgua.st. Do. do. rod do . Do. Dowp. 6p et. Fret Do.do.porp. bpol prat .110XXIGN X 140 146 14 14} 1107) 100 100 leo 1100 100 100 1100 36 30 leei $4 16 le* $4l U 64 119 131 123 136 109 116 US 131 ZAILWAY4 MAYS. aer.~ ~dn. 6) 1 1 4 A 1- 1 ;* ni t 1 44 oil ti i Val 14 1 141 81 ih 21 11- 17468 1 7 444, 48 44 46 50 14) 16i 15 16 H 1 1 dad di • I 33 7) 10 4 14 1 I 111 811. I INL I !Li A= a aaaga ,1 'BobkokLltro.agp.o. :=X .1 to Grabooosse.: !Congos= Nino • MU. D aBI eTnTs ▪ Lama of Frame all Gd. Russian goa. L P.C a all Oa. Central of Treace all Ot Laxerabg. Meal. Ob all Hallam Jaaollos all Lalue Goasteace a Bale Si] Lave aaa Tundra& all Lyons and Gemara all Marla Antonia all yam &Ltast BP the W Do. ep.e.Prf. W Northers of 16 I Do. New Shares all !foreseen Thank Pref 17 Ottomsui'SmyraaAhllal all Parla,Lions. andbledll all Tarts and Mesas all Recife sad S. nowise° p. aerasa=7 , I (P ▪ llga gad atonal Daahsh all loyal Swedish ▪ ; Do. 7 per amt. all Basal= sad Meese all I Do.Si per wet Prat. 4.7 per* IS thaeLt Valetta. 10 Alia TortiW7pereep all Bouthare of Frame— ,Tarla and Savona all eel Pleaders W Do. 51 per seal. Pref all Wee. It N. W. ef Prase* MISINTITAI 11100113._ lime M. as.Nosidss.slubs.isie Ise se los 11111.116' eL I lodoilap.a.Macallopt.lloo Ss 06 11.41111 IL IN. Lot. t at. Jari.6J in, N 160 WWI l a rldtaiol,-Za: ro IN — as— COLONIAL COVIMIYINT RI I CIL petals. I Silas. . - Do e r. pot .." L ii" MO Do. Ow 06.11•&&&st 100 Do. Om otWor.&80. 100 Do. 6 per cent. Do.6poroontan. Rock 100 of GilopoOp.et.lB7ll 100 do. 1890 100 Do. do 1861 100 Now Dronsw.Gov.llp. ct. 100 N. &Wales Gc6p. e. 1866 100 Do. 6p. 0., 1871 to 187 100 Do. 6 p. 0., 1888 Now Laud 6 per cent lOO Nova fool& ill p. a, 1876 100 Atut.Gov. 6 p.o Goode 100 VI.. GT. op. a Jan. Waly 100 Do. do. op. a. April &O. 108 IM BRITISH MIX 108 106 xd 108 108 81 4 06 i 94 96 106 109 112 114 110 112 106 106 2 I°4 100 90 100 107 109 104 106 108 110 106 108 106 104 j 10$1 905 10 110. 1 Sh. I KIWIS. I N. I Cil. plass I Nam 6,110 - wand Com. "Wady 3.1.8 - - - 0,000 10 British Iron L - 1,026 :.• Do Ciii7 3 6" o.(Taoistic) 1 466 466 a 4 14 .... Bass lastllsamet c.dm anoipm) a m id' s.. 4 1 3 7 6 0 t 41 1 , 1 .-.-..: 6, .. Lot Olen Brat 21"1 "11 " 14 14 1 67 1411 3 .. LWlLlmmelabotatlL) 71. 11 6 3 - 48 $ .. Grumbler &OR Bab" 671 111 17 - 0. .. Gnat South Tolgai - 6,908 _ G. Wh.Vor (Ralita) 6O 61 11,, .., Greavllla - .. naiad a-loot KM 61 43 - S. .. 111apkta Downs - 6,000 .. lad, Baas us.s. I I /,m ... =Aar 14•1444) lli 41 46 61 ) 2 60000 lllqudy Iron Ore MOO North Doom ____ I i Se a _ 3640 .. North Wheal Ora, - 0.4.6. 31 4 - two .. Far Oorm. pt. Blum) 1,110 IS rrooldsom (U. Malt). Ali. 41 43 - 11,000 .. lortrldi•Oon. aa. CO. 1 146 1 1 .7 -8. 6 4°0 111 -.. 11. 1. 0aradoa rmase klit. Cime) 1f1471 Iflsp 8,000 .. L Cara Bras (1 ll ogaa) . 61114 d 21 3 4.4" 486 ...- L . 2l Wh. .Fraaom ß"444Ua (lllqtm ") ) 18. 41 13. 94 100 41 1 4 06 1 : 920 .. Way Part 28.9 * SO 32 - 3000 11 Tamar 811.1LialLa.C. 61 1 11 .- 6,000 10 Oroft - - - IMO .. WWI Ikartme( I,olla 400 .. Wait Satoa - 612 .. WU. Bum* 11, U 86 hie .. Wh. Saw IS 611 , 674 - MU ( 74 1 • - 1.014 .. M WI. I. Bitty (Ma. Lira 1.7.2. 1 - 4,800 .. Wheal ladcott 2.10.8 U 11 la usi n 1.0114 .. W.llary 4mi(lleasa ) 8 12 14 - LO4O .. 18b. Trams*, (14 ) 7 16 17 - /01/46411 IUNRS. Na. I Sh. I SUM IPd U. grko3 Bala. lON 111 karallaa - 14::: 1 r...Arlk.m. I ..... _ 1103 air a t paa 5 - 13000 MD Cobra - 10,000 10 CoplaA C M l6 7 $ - 11.0000-. 71, Daa aR 1 1 $ Rant Del Boy(l=d 66 ) 1 5 Ipm - WOO 2 foam (Urn.) - 14600 911 Omaral 4a n 24 - 14606' 22 "caP :s. N°2l2l22 .4 2thar eistrat4 2 7= 34 l e t 0/ &a 4R606 11 Loads (L 3) 1 Ipm - 14600 8 Unarm a Q 771 1 r 10,400 II Imitaalan - ICII,BII 1 14wWta all 1 13000 1 1.M440.41'S A1e.(1,) i 1 dl. - 10,000 60 Paelglbaad6Rvasload all 1 6 - 100,000 1 Part Phillip 1 11 II ad - . 1 ta Barbara Gold m ll pm - 80,000 1 Swath Asada. (U) 103 1 1 1 1 ma 11 11.000 10 St.Joba del Boy (Um.) 14 66 68 - 43174 Ilille Unita Mika all 65 71 - 00.9001 i mooching illta.) all i _1 - 46,0001 3 I Yudiaamataaa ( Urn.) a 11 si t - JOINT STOCK B•NI Na 1 811. 1 Ilan a. 1 Pd. 10. Nokia. I Balm. 10,009 105 and 11. Ser. Beek . II 88 90 - 10,000 100 Lon.&Uverpool 7 61 61 pm 111.12 t 1,600 411) ulemlula all el 75 69 10,000 16 of 6,000 180 Bank al =in..-- 11l 86 86 - 10,000 NI BMWs N. Amorloa - - - 12,600 10 Char.BlLßlit. Columbia I a 4 dls - 18.200 10 Bk. locba,Aaa.,Ulitno all 10 101 101 20 10,0 0 0 10 Mara ad 1.42 a, Loa. and China all 86 1111 - 2 600 Me UAW 110 60,00010. G al Canada 16,000 10 IlaB.l6cotitAndLObare4 all 174 18 id 174 id 10,000 100 Imperlel Dm*. limited 7 per * - 10,000 10u Loudon and Brazilian 6 } ipm - 16,000 10 Loa. Ch. Baulk of nasal ail 661 , II 261 16,000 20 Do. New 15,000 SO London and Goarity - 10,100 60 London Joint Stock - 90,400 OD Loudon & Sou th Afric an 14 14 l o ps - 50 000 100 Lon. and Wulashultar lO 71 - 10000 100 Metro. & Pro,. Bask 10 par 1 pin - 10,000 1103 Bat. Pro,. cd 1 - - 10,000 60 *mama/ Bank 20 - 16,000 10 Now South WAIN all 41 43 - 80,400 46 Ortautal Bank Gooporn all 68 64 63 Maw 00 Ottoman Punk - 26,000 , 10 Do. New 2 21 21 pm 44 too PrOYMOIAI 01 !maxi - - - 4 , CU' ', 13111 , 113 of A 6strode 6 11 66 ge 66 4 10,000 101 Union of Jutland (Um.). 2 1 die. - 0 .000 .... blow m Lona,. lx 31 32 - YUIGILLIANNOUS. No. 1 So. 1 000,441111. 1 I'd IQ. prima 1 Sales. 10,100 10 anikAlaaleas LAM .. all 18 18* - 50,000 1 10 Atlantic It/ Mall 81.(1.) all 1 4 - 200,0001 16 Auteuil= Agrlaal..... 11 21 34 - 47,0001 10 Bala Waisrwoeta..- all 6 Se - 20,0t0' 6 Bombay Goa, Limited- 1 1 dl. Ipm - 614,780 St. Mk& Irlabllas. TM- NO 60 15 - 8,1161110 D 0.13 Tpw a NOM AR 19 11 •-• 8,915 , 1131 Gonads land al 101 103 - 160,600 , 116 Co o, L.r.otßag.elluelt all 13 18 -. 1,00111618 L Paase We 33 35 31* 5e4820 1 80. Pfthetalle lee 106 110 - 277,000 , 84. Do. Ip. at Yofiz io Do i t la 106 110 - 40,000 10 &India & Lou. all - - dlo 60,000 10 Ihmludtalreg..t ma; 1 pm 9r 6 1 4 700,000 U. Weide Tama* la 100 116- 70.000 1 Nag. and Aust. Gap. - 10,000 11 Gan. 10 im Is n 14 2 74 - IKON 1 Ship ( - all a - 100,000 1 Do. 171 pm' oast. Pr•L a 11 - 111009 li (L 41 4* la el - 114,000 4L. Goa. °wallas Co. all 1$ It - 10,000 10 Lon.6ll.lre•DlateL X.) 2 - - - 80.900 SO Wadies lniga. dt Go& 1 24 14 pa - 11,000 10 Rodney. RE. TeL(1566.) ma 4 4 - 10,000 16 National DlosaW Co 5 11 11 mud 04 id COCO 20 NerboddaCcealrowlLl 5 23 pm - 10,000 6 NotharlandaL Bp. ale 1 1 11 i 1 - 1.714 100 N. Bran. it N. Beall& 81 12 14 - . 1 8.078 1 N. Brlt. Auetraladaa el l i 3 i0,..0. , Ow all 1 1 - .ocm lo a. la. , tlia. 041110 • • al o 10,000 6 Ottoman Gas 1 par Ipm - 'emu ea Peel River Ludt Ala 185 60 17 - 16,000 60 Pada. aadOelaw • Mean all 70 711 - *ON 80 Do. New l6 11 18 re - 40,1110 10 R.Bea a lad. Pet 0.4 all - - id - 10,686 • Mrs, Lea ... all le 10 - 10,000 16 New all 5 11 -- 1,260 25 illo dela& OtLlas.(l ) ail II le 284 29,150 26 Do. - 16,000 tub Royal 00. Mem - II 54 06 66 444,444 et Auk Isve*ao. 705 110 1411 .... 14•36 11 Avalaellaa lewd 411 SI 114 - 14,4 4 00 to 1 rm. key 1 De. OA lagfaind all 8 - .1,6 1 0 10 Ds. do. - 60.400 2 Dikareelt 6o Ladle (L.) 1 1 8 dim - it No II .• ad •••(1..) V.L 1 * dal Pala is 111.160 11 o.6.ll.omasda 6 f 1 1411 -- KM 5 Oa. klogdon Tel. 110 • 3 1 1 313 P m -- 15 la is 111wwea Lod.. • • 16 1 14 .- MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLoci. Increased depression prevails to-day in the stock markets. Realisations predominate in nearly every department, particularly u regards the new loans, all of which have fallen. Turkish and Peruvian are chiefly depressed. The English funds have again fallen per cent. The agitation in Italy, besides affecting the other markets, has especially prejudiced Italian Five per Cents. and Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares Consols, after standing at 93* to for the 4th of September, have now fallen to 93k to For money the present price is 93 to k. The official business report is as follows : Three per Cent. Console, for money, 93k, *, 1 ; ditto for account, 93k, ; Three per Cents. Reduoed, 93f, th New Three per Ceuta, 931, ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 108 i, I ; the Five-and-a-Half per Cent. rupee paper, 111. k ; India Bonds, 275. prem. ; Exchequer Bills, 221., 245. prem. Foreign stocks are decidedly heavy, particularly Peruvian and Italian. All the new loans have again given way. Peruvian is quoted Ito 01 dis.; Venezuelan, die. to prem. ; Portuguese, 21 to 21 prem. Russian, k dia. to prem.; and Turkish dis. to prem. The Egyptian loan (Ist issue) is marked 114 prem., ex the new stock. The old Turkish stocks are likewise lower—the loan of 1864 being quoted 84 to 1 ; and that of 1868, 711 to 71 Transactions are recorded as follows : Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 66k, I ; ditto Four per Cent. Certificates, 1011 ; Egyptian Seven per Cent. scrip (Ist issue), l 14 prem. , ex the new ; ditto paid-up, 94, 92, ex the new. French Three per Cent. Rentes, 67fr. 75c. (exchange 25fr.) ; Italian Five per Cents., 701, 70 (exchange 25fr.) ; ditto Five per Cent. Maremmana Railway Bonds, 72, 711 ex div. ; Anglo-Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., for account (15th August), 98 ; Portuguese Three per Cents, 1863, for account, 46* ; Russian Four and-a-Half per Cents., for account, 93, 931 ; ditto Three per Cents., 691; ditto Five per Cents., 1862 (scrip), k prem. ; the Spanish Certificates, 91, ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1864, for account, 841, 1 ; ditto Six per Cents., 1868, 721 ; ditto, for account, 721, 711 ; ditto Six per Cents., 1862 (scrip), 1, # dia. ; ditto, paid-up, 681, 67f,_68, 671. leous O'Cioci. Consola have advanced per cent., being quoted 93i to I for money, and 931 tog for the account. The Persia has brought from New York 75,4001. in specie. The steamer Moolean will take on the 12th inst. 93,8501. in specie for Bombay, of which 5,5001. is gold, and the rest silver. An auction of the foreign redeemable (Passive) debt of Spain will take place at Madrid on the 29th inst., the sum applicable to the purpose being 6,636,472 reales, or aoout 66,0001. The Manchester Corporation Council announce that they are prepared to issue a limited amount of Waterworks Perpetual 4 per:Cent. Annuities. These annuities are secured not only on the waterworks revenue, now amounting to 86,6261. 9a. 10d. tier annum, but also upon the borough rate (or city rate, as Rig now called), which is a charge upon all the property in the city, the assessment being for the present year 1,204,7491. 14s. Upon this amount are laid the annual public and domestic compulsory water rates. The corporation have also an income for water sold for trading pur poem within the city, and for all purposes beyond rte limita, of upwards of 40,0001. per annum, and the working expenses (for the amount of capital in vested) are alleged to be lower than any waterworks company in the United Kingdom. The amount for which the corporation have power to borrow is 1,540,0001. At a board meeting held at Cardiff on the Bth inst., the directors of the Taff Vale Railway Com pany resolved to recommend to the proprietors, at the meeting to be held on the 26th inst., a dividend for the past half-year at the rate of 9 per cent. per annum, against 8} for the corresponding period of 1861. A novel project is brought forward under the title of the Mincing-lane Investment Company. This company has agreed to purchase the large suite of offices, No. 9, Mincing-lane, now let to good tenants. From the prospectus it appears that the present minimum interest of 41 per cent. per annum is secured, with a prospect of a considerable incresee. In addition, a policy on a nominated life for 1001. in the Rock Life offioe, upon which all the premiums are fully paid up and free from all con ditions, is given with each debenture subscribed for, the scheme being that as long as the life is in exist ence interest is received, with a certainty of a return of the capital when the life drops. Should the nominee live till 1893, the property will then be sold, and the proceeds divided amongst the survi vors. The plan was i s i agested by Mr. J. W. Gray, of 19, St. Dunstan'.- • The prospectus of the North London Park and Land Company (Limited) is published, with a pro poaed capital of 250,0001. in W. shares. Arrange ments have been made for obtaining possession of a large estate, comprising upwards of 458 acres of well timbered and well watered land, situated within five miles of the metropolis, and only a short distance from the Wood-green station of the Great Northern Railway. It is proposed to enclose a park of about 200 acres, to form gardens and orna mental grounds, &c., leaving the remaining 250 acres for building purposes. There are to be various sources of recreation, including out-door sports. A provisional contract is made for the land at 183,0001., including a mansion and outbuildings. No payment need be made until June, 1884, and until that period the land may be held at 51. an an acre per annum. There is railway accommoda tion at both ends of the estate. The directors of the Peninsular Irrigation Com pany state, in an advertisement just issued, that "having ascertained that the Committee of the Stock Exchange will not allow an official quotation of this company's shares, in accordance with their existing rules, under which Spanish securities can not at present be quoted, all sums deposited with applications for shares will be returned In full." The half-yearly meeting of the South Eastern Railway Company is called for the 28th instant. Mr. Commissioner Fane proposes on the 18th instant to make a call of 51. per share on the con tributories of the London and Provincial Discount Company (Limited). The half-yearly meeting of the Victoria Dock Company is called for the 28th instant. The Dagenham (Thames) Dock Company, which is now incorporated by special acts of parliameut, has issued an amended prospectus. The objects of the undertaking have been described recently. By an arrangement with the contractors, interest at 4/. per cent. per annum will be payable half-yearly until the opening of the docks upon the amounts from time to time paid on the shares. The bonds of the Lausanne and Fribourg Rail way Loan are now resviy for delivery in exchange for the scrip. The Crown Preserved Coal Company (Limited) held their general meeting on Friday, at their office in Moorgate-atreet, when a dividend of 5 per cent. for the past year was declared, and the report of the directors, recommending the issue of the re maining shares for the purpose of erecting addi tional works, was approved and adopted. With reference to that very important matter— the state of the harvest at home and abroad—the circular of Messrs. Joseph Travers and Sons remarks as follows : The harvest accounts of the week confirm the impreseion previously current. The home mop of wheat will pso hably not reach an average, a very good yield in some dis trict' being counterbalanced by extimsive blight in others ; but the, total supply of food of all kinds is expected not only to equal, but considerably to exceed, an average. As regards the wealth and contentment of the country, the tree mode of calculation must be, act to look at any per tieuler crop, however individually important, bet to esti mate, as nearly as possible, the total money value of the at agricultural remake of the season. Taking this soused the mast experienced landowners sod cultivators seem disposed to believe that the auto= and winter will find us with richer stone than usual, and that coasequently our dependence on foreign importations will be within vary safe limits. From foreign conatriss it toppers that the result io France as res the various gram crops is not, on the whole, believed to be wisatinfeetory. The govern ment in that country ere always the first to take , alarm, and thus far there have bean no symptoms of any , urgent desire to procure supplies from other markets. i Throughout Germany, and especially in the south, the yield . appears to have been highly abundant. In Russia the season is thought not to have been very good, but there seems no actual fear of a short quantity, the statements I simply being that the yield has not, ass sometimes the Cafe, been so prolific as to afford a prospect of the western markets being flooded with consignments at low prices. At I our present rates Anemia' is not likely to send us any cargoes I of wheat, but she would probably bs prepared to meet us at a moderate advan ce in quotations. The Fprptian crops are mid to be fine, an d Australia and Galifornia are both pro.- during a surplus. From the United States no very precise details have been received, but the belief is that in that country the harvest generally is good, but will suffer from the want of labour to gather it—a circumstance which will also enhance the price of the portion that is got in, while a Ifurther influence to create dearness will be found in the immense daily waste of the contending armies. BAroanAY Burma. There was a good demand for money in Lombard street, and the rates were firm at lf to 2 per cent for choice bills. Consols, which closed yesterday at 93} " buyers," for the 4th September, to this morning at 931 to }, and closed at to 1 For money the last price was 931. The cial business report is as follows :—Bank Stock, 239 ; Three per Cent- Consols, for money, 931, }, 4, ; ditto, for account (4th September), 93} • Three per Cents. Reduced, 931, 1; New ' Three per Cents., Mlndia i.l; Thirty Years Annuities, 1866, 15 7-16 ; Five per Cent. Stock, 1081, ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1863, 1001, 101 ; Exchequer Bills, 255. prem. The India Five per Cent. Stock was dull at 1084 to 1, and Exchequer bills at 225. to 255. prem. In the foreign stock market the tendency of Flom was again unfavourable. The new loans showed increased heaviness. Turkish fell } per cent., Venezuela 4, and Portuguese 1. Peruvian, the letters of allotment for which were distributed this morning, fluctuated between to - 1 prem., and } to 1 die., and left off the same as yesterday, at die to par. Egyptian stocks, however , continue in request, and have again risen [ to per cent. Next to Turkish Bonds, Italian ve per Cents. were the heaviest stock to-day, in this de partment, falling 1 per cent., in consequence 'of the disquieting statements from Italy. Spanish Certificates were slightly firmer, owing to the con sistent course taken by the Sto ck Exchange Com mittee in excluding all new Spanish securities , even where, as in the case of the Peninsular rrigs tion Company, they are created for purposes of acknowledged public utility. Bank shares to-day experienced little change in prioe, but London and County were quoted rather lower. In miscellaneous shares the only alteration was a slight decline in London General Omnibus. Ocean Marine Insurance shares were quoted to day 10} to 11 prem. ; Thames and Mersey Marine Insurance, 21 to * prem. • Commercial Union Assurance, to dia. • Universal Marine, tot die. ; London and Provincial Marine, par; Mercantile Fire, 14 to 14 prem. The closing quotations for shares in new under takings to-day were as follows :—Union Bank of Ireland, to dia. ; Bank of Hindostan,a to 1 dia.; Thames Express Steam Boat, Ito pram ; General Rolling Stock, 1 to 1 prem. ; Northern Railway of Buenos Ayres, 1 to prem. ; Buenos Ayres Southern Railway, to prem . . ; Algerian Cotton, _4 . to prem. ; ave r . l e ts: l ir of India and chino, 1 to 1 En. Oil, I to i n pram. ; London and anacuo sex Bank, par to prem. • Metropolitan Wagon, 1 to 1} prem. ; Stock, 1 dis. to I prem. The new shares of the Ottoman Bank were quoted 21 to 21 prem. A slight recovery took place to-day in United States Government MINES.-(T1118 DAYj Two o'CLooz. The mining market to-day is rather inactive. Bast Caradon shares are etead o t s at Ito i ih a e n s il Wheal Ludoott dull, at 1 to 11 ; Beton shares are quoted to 1 Marke Valley, 101 to , 1 being firm ; Whei.l Bitty (St. Agnes), 31 to 4; South Phoenix, 3to ; South Caradon, 340 to 350, ex div. ; Wheal Margaret, 41* to 42 ; Wheal Union, 41 to* ; and Bast C a i rn Brea, 141 to. Herodafoot are in demand, at 42 to *. Capula Silver Mining shares remain firm, and are marked prem. Scottish Australian have been dealt in at 1 pram., being dull. The Luisa, just arrived from Ade/aide, brings a consignment of 50 tons of copper ore of high per centage produce from Mount Ross Mine. The fourth call of 2s. 6d. is to be paid on the shares in the new Cornibh Lead and Copper Mining Company by the 28th inst. At Fad Wheal Grenville meeting, on the 6th inst., the amounts Mowed a debit balance of MU. lie. 10d. A call d 2s. 6d. per share was made. At Wheal Emma inse&A. g, an the sth inst., the amounts showed a credit balance of 2,3731. Os. 9d. The profit on the two months' worms was 8301. 3s. A dividend of 21. per share (1,0941.) wee &dared ; leaving 1,3491. Os 9d. to the next appoint. WEATHER REPORT.-(THIS DAY.) MONDAY, AVMS? U. • A.Y. Z. L Y. D. LC. L — — D —am .... 19.04 64 61 NI., 1 8 ir 0. 0.1111130.181 30.401 66 49 N.E. 8 6 c Lawn fiza .wiaz 10.06 58 U W. 1 b • 0.10.10•81/8 30.08 3 8 — Milt= 8004 68 60 B.W. 1 9 o GALwAr 19.10 61 69 L 0 8 • quatirroirii. 30.07 61 OD &W. i t noix HUD LlTlOuvol. 80.10 69 66 W.N.W. 9 • norms& hooraros Ms 60 is W.B. W. t O PLTISOO2W 80.17 03 67 W. 7 e Jura 30.21 60 66 W.N.W. 8 Sr 0.0 .Viim rim lO.ll 61 67 W.\. W. 9 o 1 . 00.2Itualll Dors& Mil 64 6/0 W. 9 • • 146509 50.16 60 66 N.N.W. 8 • 11Lamuirrs 81.06 68 66 N.K. & 0 116i11o1o000. 30.11 69 56 N. 7 • Ulnas . 30.06 67 ss W.N.W. a va 1131,1•055• D N.N.It. toW.,raoddrale, generally line. W.R.W. to N.N.W., light to fresh, gene rally One. As next above, gene- W. Ci=Kai. As next above. rally tine. S.W. to NW , mode. S.W.Meounn. Westerly, moderate to rate, generally line. fresh. As next shove. 8.5. InaI..AWD. As next above . Variable, N. N.Z. toW., L Coast. Northwesterly, mode llght to modsisie. rate. SAY. W. tO N. aid N.E., mo. derate, some rainto B.W. to N.W., light to moderate. si,oa~; I Wes. id PAOYINOIAL 811.41 2 MAREZ7II. LIVEWOOIIb Ana/a tt—thiss body :—Eastern Opuntia', le- Gnat Weston, MIN 9 9 1114-lAscaahire and Yorkshire, 1074 e 4—Leaden and North Western 964 4—Manchester, nheMaid, mad Lincoluddre,lllBl—Mi 1294—Sotath Eastern, 85111 ex 1. —Grand Trunk of Canada, 111 t Luxembourg. 14 6-16-- Erie ex assessment, 844 —Royal . 10 11.16—Royal Insurance Company, 44 p.—Great Ship Company, tn. 61—Ditto In per Cent., 11. Maricusnelt, AMC'? 9.—A fair badman done, but prices were rather weaker. Eastern Counties, 38'—Great Northern A, 1221—Oreat Ship, Ss. Sd S.. ad.—Greet Western, Ink 11 —Muds Central, 491 60 d.—Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1071--Lmdon and North Western, 96 41 I—North British, 621—setith Eastern, 064 — Thames and Mersey Marine Insurance, 21p.—Bank of Manchester P mus .—M t a s p o e n h a e.ter n, Aannadostie'ufin.tY—Lendßankoa, Y} l im p d North Western was offered 10417 at 944 , South Staffordshire, at 10!. lbs. 94 ; Sir a canal, at • • Birmingham Wagon, at 151 ex d. : and itoltrtadordshire Waterworks, at 71. Birmingham Water works changed hands at 301 per share, closing sellers at that prim &linen dull Uggrei, AUGTHIT W.—er% 851 Northers A, 1431—Leeds,1071—borer Dar , 11-6beflield, 6B}—Gras CILYSTAL PaLicE.—At no time during the year are the pomade of the *am so beautiful as at present. Viewed from any point, masses of colour of every shade. produced by dowers grouped together by thousands, delight the eye on all sidle. The great fountains are also now seen to the beet advaatsge—the brilliancy of the fiowersgiving addi tional charms to the display. The whole series will be played to-morrow (Tuesday), at four o'clock. lbw.. zd —. xd 1021 - xi ad 'Ti G 1 Sale. 1 I