The Express. — London, England, 1867-08-19 00:00:00

THE E2CPRESS I MONDAY EVI CREDIT FONCIER OF ENGLAND.-(THIS DAY.) LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE SHARE LISTS.-(THIS DAY.) This day the general meeting of proprietors was • held in Exeter-hall; Mr. A. GRANT, M.P., in the chair. (sr rnsassrn.) 01.13PfART =Anal AND MOIL The CHAIRMAN, in moving the adoption of the report, WEST DRAYTON MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) sh ' I Pd. I RAILWAYS. 1 Clistag a l y as rails to-der which has already been published, said he hoped it was a on . to I pro. taring point in the affairs of the company. The accounts - llt. 109 Wheal and Isom .. - I 79 II - would reveal that fact to them. They had passed through LADIES' PLATS. Five furlong• IN IN Caledonian cue of the moat exhausting and disoouraging commercial The Squire, The %yds, Tina, Feemy, Hopleaf, Gaiety, 8. 100 Cambrian Knight Templar, Od ellow, and Ruth are here. 10 all Oman. 5 - crisis ever known in England. It seemed to have taken away a IN Dubin ad Belfast June 81 111 •-• the hope of shareholdas as well as of directors of any COLNE HANDICAP. One mile. St. 100 Dandes,reethkAbd:a' 711 WI ne urrection, and as • consequence the directors limited Nu, Erin go Bragh, Faint He a rt, Rally, Rinaldo, and ao 6 16181, "A' - their operations to those undertakings in which they were Lady Margaret are here. 100 all Do.lierio I - a l rea dy interested. (Hear, hear.) The statem e nt of the St 100 IllargowasdB. Waken 108 110 - liabilities in the account showed this. A company that OPEN HUNTERS' STAKES. Two miles. St. 108 Gnat Satan Ord. 11l 291 So 34111 passed through two or three great crises, sal had to meet Rod in Pickle, hElford Zeloo „Humphrey D av y, end Mrs. et. 101 Do. I. Ang. Ilik., No.' 4 • St. 100 t‘otilieflleolland. - .. - - o pposition with liabilities of only 130,000/. and assets Naggleton are here. St 10 borates - 114 111 117 16} valued at 1.500,0001., most be considered t o HANDICAP HURDLE RACE. One mile and a half. St. 100 Do.A f 5 rea no Olv.in- 1161 U 4 111} 17 be in a sound position. Of course they did not Robin Adair,. The Guide, Milford, Rinaldo, Helice, The 81. 101 Dei B 1 ‘ 116 •• a ball" -' - - 84. 108 Do. Ord. Did Div. dtook - - -. and could not expect to escape criticism. A company that Clyde, and Fair Rosamond are here. id re t u rned such large interest on the capital invested n o te- 84. 100 Gt. South &West (fe rm i) 95 97 ad 111 gt. lee Oren Western 4Bl 441 4 4 1 I I rally directed attention towards them, and made them the St. 100 DoStonrraLoea.l34B l - - dub.eat of disparaging remarks. They steered the bark CRICKET.-(THIS DAY.) a US Do. South Wales-- - - irrespective of these remarks, and they felt they were now _....- St. 100 Do. W. MN-021ord IS SO - - in safe waters. Many of the amanita which they alighted at. 100 Do. Do. Newport 27 0 were now reaching the period of completion. The City THE OVAL. 84. 100 Lenciesidre&Torks 127 118 ad IN} 8 ad 84. 100 Um 418.03e5t so 61 Sot if toe i o f Milan Improvements Company's go ilely would be ready Brim V. sesam-(arroas.) rt. lee Leeds% 171 In Ist 18 for letting in • few weeks. It was a noble work and This, the last county snatch of the season to be 84. IN DaMatitien. a 10 15 - NaelkWeari. DO 1161 114 1 171 would afford them • security for their investment, played on Metropolitan ground, was commenced this morn- 82 " 188 Ics6**-- which was second to none founded on In klut and mot tar. In. 10S LendonnilentltWerken in 86 - ing at Kennington Oval, the weather being exactly of the Se. D am on , gam..au mm i n o, so ao i d 47} 7 } ad Inca, bear.) The Varna and Rustchuck Railway, which description which cricketers delight in, and the wickets 84. no msdaigeNon..., ~ _ us misdeal • inued the connecting link between Europe and Turke, up to the usual standard of Surrey celle ce. Ellis did Bt. 100 Do. lidension,7dlyl. - was opened on the Ist of March, and he had litils dons n o t play for Sussex, but Mr. Evrbank ez was su n bstituted, and dendep. et. IM 1870 113 114 In 114 161 an that they would have no reason to regret their investment Killick kept wicket. Surrey obtained the choice of inni ngs, * if• Mir. 7 81"11 ., 86 87 WI there. The visit of the Sultan to this country and to N 19 Do. de. de. -• •••• andelectedtoact on the defenaive,sending in Humphrey :IA to at Do. AK J o a n y e . e Q - - - France would prove to him the necessity of maintaining 1101 k 1 6 0 pecuniary engagements with punctuality. The Belgian Pu- Jupp first to represent their interesta. The bowling was se. too mor on s _ 1 1 s1 710 entreated to James Lilly white and Southerton, and the ss, fos Do, inairiailfly7 se so - lie Works Companyand the Navigation Companyof France - *Horded good secutity for the money invested with them. quality of their deliveries may be inferred from the fact M. 100 North BritlM .. -..- SO 31 that 16 oven were delivered for 4 singles , only. Sussex at IN 00.1741M,Terl&Dund. - - _ Their position in the Imperial Land Company of Mar-100 i wiles was not so istisfactme. It was his duty to tell Do. G. N. It Para- •••• - fiial( was a ls o eery Maod. Twenty-three minutes were eit• lea N. leeleee - Beelelal - 105 1118 - themabsorbed in putting together the first 10 runs, and then . r t 2 DA. - Lo a, - __ _ _. 60 et ..." the unfavourable as well as the favourable. Lillywhite put one down, which Jupp "played" and it sa foe Do. fork -- - - It was not to be expected that everything would turn - rolled on to hie wicket. The Surrey wicket St. 100 Do. Carilia_. --.- - - into gold in their hands. He hoped, however, that an k followed, and when three more runs had Is an Do. Stooltdlorliat. Sile 114 ail - announcement would soon be made which would geese been added to the score, Humphrey was sent to the 0 24 Diz. al-. Illiaa - ei 4 Aral St. lee Norsk Loudon -- - _ 116 117 - some satisfaction as to the future prospects of that right-about by a splendid ball from Lillywhits, with Seven 10 6 Do. ,ito. UN- - 4 If ma - company. -- Of course it would be their duty in as his contribution by an off-drive for three, • • two, and 84. 1119 Nortlinsiordades... - - IS 86 ad - any case to look after their own interest. two singles. This made way for Griffith, who remained at se. 109 111. &S. Weaken Jam 115 118 - The Millard! Docks, which were a no bl e en d a national the wicket while his partner made four, but did not Bt. lee ;Shropshire Union -- 114 11711 - work, would be opened in a few days. They had reason himself trouble the scorers, being easily caught o ff St 100 !South Devon.. -- - - 45 47 45 f to be satisfied with the assistance the y had given to that Atherton , making the third Surrey wicket for 17 runs. la lee !bath Team _---. 67 1 ask ali •el company. The returns from the investments made Mortlock oocupied the vacant wicket ; and when our st , us us Take SO an 'lltatned4Wedzslumes 9 10 US 151 -• in the Paris Streets Company would, it was expected, despatch left at 1 o'clock the score stood as nudge : 10 6 i Do. 0 ... . -..-.. I 6pm •••• exceed the estimate of profit made by the SURREY .- First Innings. 84. 1110 ;Waterford . 01_Llikenny .-. directors, and they looked forward to a repayment at Humphrey b Lillywh'te 7 10 6 Inroad.° R Wlllebell - -.•- an early day of the capital invested in that company. Jupp b Lilly white I • 1271 7l.ad * •• With regard to the London, Chatham, and Dover Com- Pooley not out piny he looked forward to the time when it would emerge Griffith c Jas. Unywhite b Southall= from its present difficulties like the Caledonian Railway. Matlack b Boutherton Out of the 62,000/. to the credit of profit and loss, they B. J. Boultbee, En., uotout _ ila ltd. I V mason. i Clolingpeless. I Soles. proposed to distribute 30,0001., whir would enable them Total 3B IN IIN . kilialie&s4. lawrince NI NI 67 to }ivide 3s. a share. Under all the circumstances, be N. 100 ,Dosa. Bar. kC. la gdp.s. 11/21 1/31 104 hoped the shareholders would be satisfied with that divi- - lle 14 I Do. 1 Shares.- .” 4 40 - dend. (Hear, bear.) Mr. George Henry Brooks, of No. 7, Godliman- IN en lar e fe i o a Wee am& 31 4 - The motion having been seconded, the report, after some 10 ail I Do. Pretenses street, and 12, • Great Knight Rider-street, Doctors'.oom- IN Da itar,Dma..Do(amiti 11 6 •.. , o . discussion, was adopted. moo in in the City of London, •• commissioner to odmi- ill per aw.18754-II sister oaths in chancery and common law, has been sp- St 100 OW Id lesterssp. ag - ... - _ pointed by the Lord Chief Justice of the Com lof Common N 100 (Ape T. & Docktp.z 52 57 ... A POLICEMAN COMMITTED ON SEVERAL Pleas a per pet ual commissioner for taking the acknow- a• en r eeearls2_ 7 lP•ii 0 191 •-• CHARGES OF BURGLARY. 1611 16(1 102 ledgment of deeds by married women for the City of Len- "a ' 0 • Imea 0 •0 04 ••• •1 + 7 - _ se 7; Do. do. 5 no.- -.- -w don and county of Middlesex, end also in and for the city is, MO IBM Masa de. II do.- 10 110 1001 111 Fred. Netley, a policeman, stationed at Waltham- and libevties at Westminster. M 5 i De. I, Seares..- - I lips - stow,was memo •ed • t the Ilford poles-court, on Saturday, Mr. Robert Bailey, a Nottingham auctioneer, '4t. 100 Neal TemkolOsenda 114 18;, •-• IN WI Da tato-II i :I.XL IN Si - on several charges of bureau. It appeared that during who was charged with unlawfully obtaining 3351. from the ... .„ ~,_ lora. ~,,, ... ~, • s the last three weeks several burglaries have been Midland Railway, has been declared innocent of the charge. r e ; 2 •67: ....., 50 . 1 ;* . 4 7, ; "g _. committed in the neighbourhood of Walthamatow . The case was dismissed by the magistrates before it was Ise s p D o . D A ;;F. N o d" ss e a - and in each case the prisoner awoke the inhabitants, tell- concluded. Pa all Do. Mk gni. Neck- 19 N 19 tog them that the door, window, ke., of their house were NARROW 'seers mon DROWNING. -A few days St WO greet loam Talosnle 104 110 10811 open, and on the parties coming down they missed various since a party of five young ladies were bathing at New- *en !.:!°. ea• 6 Pl o. e • 1 Pa lak• I 7 P ea -- SO II !lOW ..... articles. Some suspicion was excited against the prisoner, qua y, D evon , when they were carried out of their depth m • Do. New 1 Ipm - --. and on his lodgings being examined most of the stolen by the sudden rising of the tide and the strong ground ma amo os s. o f i n dieri767aj: 100 im - property was found. th a t was running at the time. They succeeded in satins 81 •00 • Do. 44 pee ant. -. 92 94 - fiei Mr. &Inlaid, a farmer, at Walthamstow, said that upon a rock surrounded by deep water, on which • strong 901 ail CIL Western a Maeda 15} 164 154 16 le 14 early on the morning of the 2nd lest the primmer called flood tide was mooing. The father of some of the party 10 all Da 4 2 6 . 6 4 6 1„... 11 T * o . : 7 3 - him and said a burglary bad been committed in the house. succeeded in getting three of them over the first channel to it: •'; ""• do d er •" A 24 7 11 a so am ''. He got up and found the back window and door open, and higher rocks, though he was twice swept awaybythe current sa ao l im n , cum 48 . em s, fos, 1 , 4 am be mimed the gold pin and waistcoat produced. Th e place while swimming with his younger daughter. The remaining m me Do, de; de- 96 W - was in confusion . two had become so much hightened that they could not N. 1101 Do. do. de.- 98 50 - George Greenwood, bootroaker, of Walthatostow, said move, and they would certainly have been loot had not fill all Do Ififa 1180141 on ,•-• •-•-. on retiring to rest on the evening of the 4th insk he left their condition been seen by Mr. W. E. Michell, who hap- " la ilhala eallasaa .llB •7 88 86 - IN an Do. Ip. et., pay.l9Bo 1111 95 'deltoid watch and chain on the front parlour table. On pined to be passing at the time. He rushed into the water, in at Do. A 0 ,, AA, pay . ma ID 54 ... earning downstairs the next morning he found the front but not being able to reach them he immediately ran for s A too tf isair oo .s o n fa o ,g, se as door open and the watch and chain gone. Those produced assistance, and ordered some boats and the rocket spare- Ng 400 Shade 11111. I passel 1601 21 101 were his property. tus to be taken round to their Nome. Mr. Martyn, of IL tss Do. de. -..- 101 101 - Mr. Goddard, • clerk, living at Low Let ton, mid about Truro, and Mr. W. Hawkey, jun., of Newquay, who were 111 15 DIA AO. du -- - par - 2 o'clock on the d inst. the prisoner ailed him up and bathing near at the time, beard the serums also, and ran o ," _IN Es. l'unflab a. do. - 6.7. 1 00 ,i tl 1001 100 mid the sheet-door was open. He went down and found to their assistance. Meanwh il e the three who thought ''' •••• e"" - the back kitchen open, theplace in confusion, boxes broken themselves safe found that a eider and deeper channel --•-• open, and property missing. The things produced be- sep..rated them from the mainland, and for a time they JOINT 81001. BANES. longed to him. were in as great danger as the two who were left behind. -s o. 1 NIL 1 BaneitTlll I Cleletese. I /. I s.Mrs. Winch, a laundre-.s, deposed to losing property. By this time several pemons bad amembled, and Mr. W. ~ Farrow, a pollee-officer in the N division, said he appre- It. White, of Newquay, with great intrepidity threw off 6 . . 0x Jo et 10 tars lank (Llni.)A .. - 6 - -•-• IM. B. -- headed the prisoner at his lodgings , and on searching his his clothes and swam to the aseideame of the two ladies - box found the articles now produced and three duplicates. who were furthermost from the land, and sneesseded la a les Am ass L 7. ail ___ --- so - dts - - The watch bad been pawceol for 21. keeping them on the rock In spite of the sea which was la SO Anglo Amato* ..... . - I - - - The prisoner was committed for trial at the Central breaking fearfully over them. One was washed off, but 411, IN Angaligisi a =• all -.-- - Criminal Court on the several charges of burglary. he succeeded in catching her by her hair , sad drew her 11, N AI. ). 15 -- Os N. 40 Aistmada- an ft OS - - again to the rock, which was now covered with water. By . io staketima c o aiiiii.• an - .... .-. this time other assistance arrived, and Mr. Lionel L. Brett, 10 Do. Eew,ffinsdllra • • - - ...., FIRE.-813PPOLIED INCENDURISN.--(THIS Dar.) 2d West India Regiment, and Mr. Henry Hicks , principal 25 lank 0 /118/4 - -•-• -This (Monday) morning between 2 and 3 o'clock, • officer of her Majesty's customs , Newquay, swam out to Mi„ 40 Rinks( Moo (Lhnitadi 10 -.- - Ire, supposed to be the work of an ineendbuy, broke out Mr. White's moistens', and by the aid of a rope which was sk : 2 11= V r ela.Aultra' . I: - i I - In an unfinished house, 90, Langford-read, Kentish-town. brought in • few minutes after happily brought them 5 „,. 84t N. A l au _ _. Wm - When it was discovered, a cart ladened with building all safe to land. Two of the ladies were in such an ex- T..a w' a UC. lik. Win, ken Cffin• all - - 119, materials was wrapped in flames, and in a very few bawled condition as to be utterly unable to make any N . i s D o ak ss or.s u a lt o „D o. al is so Ds minutes the dames rushed into • pertly finished eight- effort to save themselves. The boats came round, but roomed house and ignited it from the around floor to the owing to the strong sea running at the time could not come 111, se roof. The building mater;ala were all destroyed. near. In 10 minutes after ell were landed the rocks all aaes 10 Gemendetsd Doak (L) 4 -- we 4 776 REMARKABLIC ESCAPE OP • PRISONER.-One of round were in • boiling surf. le, 80 DelhimilLenden (L.). 95 - •••• 111, 111 lest LonNin (Umtted . I - the prisoners from the Winchester County Gaol, whose TORTURING Fouts.-Few persons are aware of N. DI )lads. Lid s - - - name was Neale, was on Thursday last engaged in spade the revolting cruelty practised in the fowl trade. Pluck- Is, 0 NON and Amman .18 - - die - labour, under charge of a warder , outside the • n. It ing them alive is no uncommon occurrence, but cues like N, 10 lagitenkNealenstroe. 10 - - die - happened that Mr. Corwell'a halloo ' n , w hi c h had amen d e d the following are very usual :-On &tardily, the 13th of 24 111 Ing.SestAltml.Charid an - - - N Inglisitaedllwedhh (I 1 N -- Ms - from Southampton, passed close o ver th e anc i en t city, and July, 88 live fowls were sent from Armagh , in Ireland. is Depaiat ... koalas , lo ._ atimeted, of course , much attention. others, the addressed to • Leeds poultry dealer. The fowls N, - II =al 011oom - - wader watched the marital visitant with interest. arrived on the following day , . and were packed in II - When the balloon had passed the warder turned to his • box 18in. in height d ivi ded into two compartments, I, SI De. New . 1 ...• -•-• 'ilia in width. When they N LandMaffilk - biai(4l ) 4 - -Ws charge. but he had pawed too. The shrewd fellow had Ulu- in length , and 3 -1 - . _ .., •••• N RnswaDela,)llo,lloyn all 82 SS - - token the opportunity to escape, and has not mina been arrived they were in • 'ma state, a ranch pro tread. Nal It lon.NLoOldg=l.l 10 -• -Ns seeding from them. The poniterer was communicated 1ti,7„1,.. i _ o _ „. .: a _ das with by one of the railway al.„ but psid_no attention N .;17 ; " - D 7. - D T„ Seamus Riot IN ma COUNTY DOWN-A riot to t h e warn i ng _ In the evening the Leda officer of 5.90 'll9 lenikm&livertatis(L) 3 - -..- t took place at Loughbrickland, county Down , on Thera- the R o y a l Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to MAO ee Do. do. de-- 10 •-• .- we ••- ay evening. About two hundred Roma; catholic. A nimals was informed of the circumstance, and he went 56.505 II Ie&CL Naiad AMU. all - - - made a display and entered the village in procession. and complained to th e man , w h o i n re ply said, .. oh, WAN N psalm and Comity- -10 52 Id ad 14 ad They were met by the protestant party, and a fight ensued. y es , I kn ow, but it is Sunday, and I intend to leave them IMO* IC Do. der. New • -ad le M M ee Some shots wars fi red, and • man named Pillar wounded un til Moay." He added that the thing should not 211 11 : :16 Jotst loatkAtHie; all - -.- Weekist the left breast during the seruffie by his own pistol. He of the if the • would let him off that time. One mow go ye. && Wesseenaise.) SO -.. As -• • man with it, and the pistol exploded. Another of the fowls was d , and all the others in great emei * Lelia &TeseseetWL) 17} - - ilt. - len named Foulion, was wrestling for •• piaaol taken flue hie , - agony They had kind no food or water or two days, and 0,400 IS landss&Wesimieseer. 0 70 72 an 71 70li 11 self, when it went off, wounding him severely in the - pa . ked like herrings. There was not sufficient yen- HOW KO Minekent /kliak (Lba) .II --- - second disturban cheek. The policece. Wen cleared the streets, and prevented a tiled= f or th em , an d it was with diffi cu lty any of them SAV Se nermelledilMssaaO Pk 1 81 1 1 w - could get a t 121 -Ms their wings outside, to may nothing of getting too '6 so mpd a m memo ell - T Hs PRUE SHOOTING OP Tern LONDON RIFLE their heads out for a little air. The offender was brought um we usuand ping rum; „ a .. - ERIGADS.-On Saturday the simnel prize meeting of this before the magistrates and ordered to pay a fi ne of 41. and ell* • isiiwal 0 Anstrakida a .- .w.. pm -. brigade commenced at Plaistow. The prize list is illus. cats ;in default to be imprisoned for seven days. IRON 40 Ns seal of IA IA - -•-• intim, by contrast with last yeas, of the manner in THE CROPS in LANCASHIRE AND Cantina.- ISM". 17 . Pea at woo se Do. and TWIN; t; .., 11 .. -.- whisk the public generally is leaving volunteer regiments The wheat in both•distriata looks well, and will b• rather obwo so Dai on a sank ___„ so - -.- to take care of themselves. Many of the reh City oom- above an average, except on clay soil, where it to thin and 19 . N& N New bath Weiss-- WI --- - penile still contribute prises ; but the only private,persons deficient. There is no appearance of rust, and with a eon- NAM It Lent Wwilini ---- TS - -•-• who give prises are Mr. Bannister, in memos, of his son, Umtata) of this weather thecrop will beptheredinspleodid %NS IS Oradat Bank Corpora an 42 43 _ 43 - _ Zueillt Eranater ; Mr. Joseph Fenn, and Messrs. Silver. condition. Barley in Cheshire is only moderate ; but ate ix, 'Mall Panailan s ' i ta . oo 7(l4 ii: - i 67 1 16 _. lid The prises for which the competition opened were :-Ist both counties am exceedinglygood. Turnips and mangelds MlB Do. do. Ns all - - • prise value 20 guinea s , presented by the Worshipful are very heavy, the late rains having materially improved se SenlitAvekalia. -- - ad - - - Company• of Merchant Taylor,; 2nd, •18 =prize, their appearance. Potatoes are fully above an average, 17.861 IN Nee, oil 11. S. itrlea -15 - Ns -. presented by the Worehiphil Company of iths ; and up to the present time than is no sign of disease. 10,80180 P. do. M. at 8 pre. 10 - - did - 3rd • pt:r.e, flans JO guineas, presented by the Worshipful Hay has been a large crop, and has been gathered in good ...: . ... el Andrea _.. en 46 48 - Conmany (a:Drapers ; 4th, almond prise, value 7 guineas, co dittos, although in Cheshire there is some out yet .- ae• op 17 alea of Data° ( 7111 4 1 1 MAN liti Vara el linedon ..-- 13 SS 60 Mil 91 4 presented by the Goldsmiths' Compeer ; the sth, eth, Illanchester Guardian. and 7th were 20 prises presented by the Ward of THE WEATHER AND THE KaRTRIT IN YoRIE- Man. value guineas : the Bth and 9th, , valued BRIM-The Melton correspondent of the Manchester IOII.IIION RAILWAYS. at 10 guineas, were Weal by the Salta" - Con' Guardian writes, on Saturday :-" Since Wednesday night 3•!M I igArawAva i Closlnq pram I Salsa peny ; and the 10th, llth, and 11:h by the Fishmongers' the weather has been wretchedly wet in this part of the t er e a A & II 91 - Company. The shooting was at the •' Queen's ranges a- country. The crops, in coosequenee, have been more or man ha (1.)&741.e. 111 14 - 200, 500, and 600 yards-seven theta al each range ; each lees laid, and have matured very little. It was quite an- e all Belgian& J .m*a - If If .- Competitor to fire twice up the ranges, the highest aggr o - tie( test that harvest would commence next week, but it ft WI R 14,11.11.,&10.44.(L) 14 14 a def. w. - gitte scores to win the pri and, in edditka t° the will now be the week after before anything like a sonata lie an f1 ., 1 ..., , 0e aelle•••• -••• 1 4 Is - au prim, the highest man i n his sompeny ~,:u h airs the mart is made. The rainfall has been encomia, and this UM • _ - le an -- & 7 'llxtenekta - - Pin - Company Badge," which entitles the holder to shoot for and the late season caused a most li m it e d a tt en d ance of ioo so a wup oz is 10 , D . - the Brigade Gold Medal at the long ranges. There was an harvesters at the hirings to-day ; at the most not more mts Dm* Bpm - - immense number of competitors on the ground, which pre- so attended. These asked high wages-more than fanners N all 3e. seated the appearance of • mimic Nt tuibledon, there being were disposed to give ; and as there is no immediate pros- * sal Liter. ee *awe 1.• • 11 II - tents, marquees, and ladies there, and the shooting was pat of harvest work, but few were hithd oe le Osiesral (1.) lf IS -. carried on unremittingly, under the charge of Captains Tltz Haayssr IN THE Essr.-In consequence of se .n Is su uffirmant - ic' lo} Is l 1 (4 us. 11 Evens and O'Callaghan, the adjutants, from early in the recent fine weather wheat cutting ham been proceeding ss an Merman (L; a - morning until the targets could not be seen. By this time actively • the neighbourhood of Harleston (Norfolk), and N all Nsmiltliege IBy the 9 - i r s i n one stage had been shot, and the scores had not been e intl i w n ard crops have been got up in good condition. SS an Doep.e.Prt. f ltelg. goy 18- 1 - ever,e ea° al to give the top eeee3 ‘ It WWIkW" ' how- The harvest has also become general in West Norfolk, and 1 1 an,, _ff•noura a ?mos - al - that, notwithstanding that the wind bad blown in ___.• of new wheat and oats have been offered for "'' ''" e'llea-a p =1. 7 .1t.• • h hurricane strength all day, some excellent accrue had been •""'- samp les lO a" Do. - - - made,e•le. The cu tt in g o f wheat and cats h as become general is all nommigtan Trask PM - - Private L•w, Sergeant Drains, Colour-Sergeant . the neighbourhood of March (Cambe.), the weather N ell OttomagliswesAldin se S RI Churchill, and Private Hyatt being al the top of the list. : 1 ' Flag been all that could be desired. About Godnian- M all Parts,LyomsodHedn. S 6 84 - The tiring will continue to-day and to-morrow for • cheater (Hunts) • large breadth of wheat has been eut. N an Pork ad &loins • , 8 9 868 - given by Major Sir W. A. Rae, and for the "C N all nestle as &henna (1 ) we 10} - Some quantity of wheat and oats has been pt up in good m ,„ a ___, Trophy," value 100 guineas, given by Cripplegate W l = condition in the Newmarket district ; the khourers emu 1 a i0 ,.„ -- . - grz a - 7 •:::•• - - _ ... _ - _ Psurstus tr.-The Poor-law Board have issued ployed have suffered greatly from the intense heat. About 6an Do. I ger sea - . - - - their half-yearly re:urn, showing the expenditure on . in- Cottenham (Cambs.) wheat, although bulky, is not likely 20 all lambre mad Manse - maintenance and out-relief in England in the half-year to be • large yield, while barley is decidedly light. Oats 10 all _ De l , ijtenlint Fret: 9 -• 15 } ending at Lady-day last, minus certain parishes making no are about an average in the neighbourhood of Norwich, i a: 2 01 8.Ami llaaN im Pl a r a t 1 4 ,4 g i 151 return, comprising together not quits 1 per cent. of the while beans are a good crop. N 16 south NEM of Portugal - - die - population. The ball-year ' s expenditure amounted to Tns &entrain AND CROPS IN DEVONSHIRE ,- N a i s se e mea s w Il e uanes e _ 2,459,918/., en increase of 101 per cent. over the come- Harvest operations i n this county an proceeding very N an Tam end Llama , 1 1 - spending half of the previous year. The heaviest increase f svouri bi y . Th e wheat has infrared much (f r o m rust , If all WM Wanders 4 • - was in the metropolis, where it reached 29•4 per cent. HowIS WI Do. %re wet PM 9 If and the yield will not be near as good as was ant a „ an Wass , .w. ad nano u a - unequal the pressure is may be gathered from a couple of Barley is very promising, and high prices ars realised for '' instances on the very first pane of the detailed return. In that now in the market Of turnips and mantel& the the wealthy parish of St. George, HODOlet-IKI9II/9, w ith II crops are exce ll en t, an d th e yi e ld of oa t s is unusually 1011XIGN OBLIGATIONS. Population of 87.771 at the het census, the half-year's ex ' 11/1.0. The rain which damaged the wheat bad also an a, , c ., 1 , gi.. , 1 „ . ,.. ), „ Lathe plow 1 wok penditure upon the poor wan 9,1191. ;in Poplar, with a injurious effect on th e potatoes, which, however, have ' `"' smaller population, 79,196, the expenditure was 23,7951. now a much better appearance, the hot weather bliv;Ult a in I Gle_ereleketitaP•ealka• A i si - so 4 - The Poor-law Bard have also issued their comparative checked the baneful influence of the wet. There is an 100 all Havana sad mig 6 7 90 86 statement of pauperism for the quarter ending with June average a ppl e crop. There is no distinct failure in any me , r micanne and pa wl so leo _. last, a statement which relates to the pauperism of cm , sad run,. kind of farm produce realises good price. 140 ; Vstrows sad cab no anilla - - - England, minus about 4 per cent. not returned. The th e Lraington Chronicle says that Sowley Pond, 100 IDe Mead Issee- •• •• 10 foe North. a France 2 i Iti - statement shows that the 982,477 Peri in receipt of re- in the New Forest, where the monks of Beaulieu Abbey, !! 1- 4 - 48. -- - 9 : 28 I Do (late‘ami. SIP •- - _ - lief at Led -day had fallen at roar to 884 , 829. a .....ted cru s e by, used to rot t h e i r A s h , coma 80 acres, I ; ~._....._ k _ , ~ ~. - decrease of 9•9 per cent., but still an incream of 5• . 2 per -- . mods i the largest pond in tee country. It still a ff ords I Do . do i e r o a o l'Zil ; ; _ cent. when coured with the number resolving relief a. abundance of Bah , sa d m the favourite resor t o f wild fowl. i i i i i rooo. , A a s iDo o, is Ise Midaummer, I . In the metropolis the 147,738 imellery Not far from the pond is • road-siele inn, with the miens 109 aB. P. (Psen.) as 96 of Luly.day had fallen to 118,982 at Midsummer, bat t he sign of the '' Form Hamner." For centuries before coal 4 ihrethe 3p. ot 11 1 - increase over the number at the corresponding period of was used for smelting icon Bewley was famous for forging _ IC3 In TAY p. et. St 0 liLimMaa Sp.e. 811.16 1867, though gradually declining, was still 21 per aunt. iron by means of forest d amp ]. Th e l as s forge was I r l Diii.otyari.n „ _ - CRYSTAL PALACE. - HALP-A-CROWN DAY.- blown out in the last century. The Forge Hammer Inn is i sp iesoe sp, e . is isi _. SATUROAT, Acorn 17.-Admissions on payment, 1,301 ; the only relic of the staple trade of Bewley. &milieu I N N Itllm, I per et. I I - ditto by season tickets, 3,868 ; total visitors, 5,169. Abbey is now • seat of the Duke of Buccleuch. N Alf.M.strn.Sr.. 4. 11 111 - 88. I Pa. I RAILWAY& rasig P ur Zoi 1 Wee 5041 7 on . to 1 pan. St 100 Bristol and Sawa .. - I 79 31 - 81 118 Caledoelan 84. 100 Cambrian 10 ell Oomiwall.. -• Bt 100 Doblio and BoltaAJone 65 m 84. 100 Doidae,Partho*Alidgn' 70 VI 20 6 led London , -, - - 100 a/1 Do.pireig-. 14. 100 Margorraed& Wastena i 1 -. 011 117 - St. 108 Gnat SAStiell Of& lit HI 30 Willi 811. 101 Do. X. Ans. Stk., No. 4 6 - BR 100 4Notiliotiloolland. - ... St. 101 hostiles 114 116 1171 6} St. 100 Do.A 1 a rea no dais- 1162 1162 lle 17 Bt. 106 D0.814116p. a lapaidE - ..- - 8t 100 Do. Ord. DU Div. Stook - - - St. 100 at South *West (irc) 96 97 ad 111 ad St. 100 Gnat Wasters .3,1 44 at i 1 et 100 Do.etoarVaLCiaa.B49 - I et. 100 Do. South Wales - - - - St. 100 Do. W. 11151.--Onleril IS SO - 8t 100 Do. Do. Newport 27 81 - 84. 100 t nailntl'orkahfre 172 118 ad 1282 8 ad SR t 17 He 100 . _ ..L. tos. &Seoul 60 61 a; bOi li 501 i I e 1 l 84. HO A=s '. atizles. e. 10 15 1B! Is - ea. 100 LemileatNerililkela. 110 1162 He 2 171 84 100 LandomillimetWoMorn 81 SS - 84 lee Han. Nat./tHaaolaili 462 672 sd 472 7 2 ae 84 100 lisMenelUen........ - 84. 100 Do. irtenidon,.ll•l- •-• dimdep.M.lllllB7o 113 114 in 114 132 an ISt 100 HeinprilleaDiMil4l- 86 87 851 1 m le Do. do. de. - ... - 10 an Do. aft John's-wood - - - St. 100 Midland----•-- 1192 110 1201 2 190 It. 100 Do. 1i1r14157 se so 85. 100 North WHY 10 31 - ea ms D0.rm5.,54,11451: 84. 110 N. laMern-Barolok - 106 146 105 i 81 le Do. S. N. Z. Parr.- -•-• - 8t HO IM. Loft -- 30 81 - et 100 Do. rcek -- - St. 100 Do. Cella - - - 1 16 all Do. Stook.tDeztlag. 132 Se In - 96 24 Da. do.. 180041 - 52 92 Arid - St. 100 North Loudon .. - - - 10 6 Do. -do. 1/110. 2 14 pm -- 84. 1011 NorthOMSo , rdialre:: el 66 Id - 3t 108 IN. aS. Maoism Jaw. 116 1111 - 8t 1011 1814romalre Union -- le 672 - St 100 !South Devoe.. --.. _ 45 47 45 I 86. 100 ;Boat Imam 674 082 0112 982 so in ashis k lreaksiairai 9 10 St UM I Tan vale 10 6 1 Do. 0- . -.. —.. II 6 Sim •-• I et. 100 ;Waist/oat . 45 lUilmany -. .. 110 I 117Marleo & Wllletell - .. - " iiii I,OU 11,800 611 6,144 6,000 6,000 Wiiiii 401 11,4100 1,000 11,906 (1,000 1,014 1,000 s -eli osol ...._ THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, AUGUST 19, 1867. 001.1111 A Z ON 4119,000 BeNthOobs.Opev..lB76 100,NO Do. I Goa. 009.5 p. ...UMW Do. INI*NNBAIN. 0M Do. Nord. Nora ORMAN Do. SporolJos.al MOND Do. Ow No . No. ".c.r° Br= -- Do. do. INN* Do. do. lOSPOI 11141101 Do.Op.o.dp.MON.NOO WON Oryloo.Nov. 501p44 M 9 ,10 9 Do. NM d0t...N0! t...NO! Do. lON do. NUN Noulatool pa 01,11171 Ong Do. 210, Do, lON UM MN Do. lON 151,100 Goodp.o.Ap.doo. NOON N ow t Broo&Gov.iporot. 1.116,000 Now Booth Woks Gov., I p. Nat., lITI to lON UMW' Do. Ip. UN NUBS 5t4,000, D0.dp.0.r,11017 to MO 16 0,ND New Zoolood Spar Nat 1 ..00,0011 Do. Spur Not 1 160,000 i Do. • pre coot MI 503,000' D0.d0.101 Joao&Doo INS Novo loolls Op. a .111/1 lON. Quosoidoad Go% Sp. at. 1,17 T, Do. Ile,ooo' &Auk Gov.O p.o.N-TT I Do, INS mod now& MAO Tio.GovAlp.o.Jee. JoG LOON Do. OP at April ROO BRITISH No. 19a Mom. _ _ _ 100 101 00 100 101 11$ SI 05 54 $6 103 105 106 UT 106 114 104 105 06 06 101 104 100 110 106 110 101 106 104 HO 146 10T 106 We id 06 97 99 91 IT al ..93 . 10C} 107} 96 100 01 93 VT 911 106 107 100 110 111 112 MOW Areal. Dov. G. Coe. (Torbilek ) Drokowalb lasi ItomoS (1111cgia) INS Garages - nod firennis __ - 101 100 100 SYli 000 / fri, agi 107 1 But lavl Watiriellitokes 1 Orinikr AWAr Gnat Log "" Great NW& 0. W. NW r i M Harets Poor Elberton Downs utant (11ny 'iv Indy Iron On New North Boots[ Tooth Wheal Crotty =tinned or (U. Want) . Condon M. Clew) onto Conderrow W. FTIONS (llOW) Park - rry. Wet Bret (Irova) w. Chredos (lhiteard) West Ch!mica West Silo. Wh. Bair{ (11lagaa) Wh. Ba7.r l4) W,MaryAnsi (ilashoc ) 19 had f•Ms Wh. 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KINES.-(THIS DAY.) MONEY MARKRT.-(THIS Der.) On oNhool. Al usual at this period of the year, the dealings in public securities are upon a very limited scale. The tendency of most of the markets, however, is firm. Many of the speculators have closed their accounts for a fall, and are now operating for a rise, in the belief that the brilliant weather for the harvest, and a considerable influx of gold to the Bank during the week, will have a further favourable effect in the Stock Exchange. Consols are unchanged for money, but have im proved 1-16 per cent. for the account. Home rail way stocks show a fresh advance in several in stances. South Eastern is in especial request, upon the official proposal to divide the ordinary into preferred and deferred stock. Other securities are quiet, and quotations generally exhibit no move ment of importance. There is no change in the discount market to-day, the demand being still moderate, and the rate for choice bills l a to 11 per cent. Short loans on English government securities are offered in the Stock Exchange at 1 to 14 per cent. Consols are quoted 944 to i for money, and 94/ to 4 for the account ; and the New Three per Cents. and Three per Cents. Reduced, 941 to 4. The railway market is firm, and prices have again improved. Metropolitan and South Eastern stocks have advanced 4 per cent. ; Caledonian and Great Northern (original), 4 ; London and North Western, Midland, Lancashire and Yorkshire, Great Eastern, Londoq, Chatham, and Dover, and Great Northern A, 1 ; and Great Western, 1. The I present prices are as follows :—Metropolitan, 1274 to I, ex all ; Great Western, 441 to 1; London and North Western, 1161 to 1; Mid land, 1201 to 1 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1274 to 1281; Caledonian, 113 to 114 ; South Eastern, 684 to 69 ; Great Eastern, 304 to 4 ; Great North ern, 115 to 116 ; ditto A, 1154 to 1161 ; Lon don, Chatham. and Dover, 181 to 1 ; North British, 304 to 31 ; Brighton, 501 to 511; ditto New, 4 to 1 prem. Turkish Bonds of 1885 are Sat, and have declined per cent., viz., to 311 to 1. Spanish Passive and Certificates have receded 4 to 4, the pre sent quotations being 201 to 21, andl6 to 4, respec tively. Greek are called 131 to II ; Italian of 1861, 481 to 491 ; and Mer icon, 14} to +. Bank shares are inactive, but Imperial Ottoman are again fractionally higher, at 1 to 01 die. Lon don and Westminster are quoted 70 to 72 ; Union of London, 384 to 391 ; Alliance, 121 to 111 du. ; and Chartered Mercantile of India, 281 to 221. Financial shares are without alteration, but Lon don Finantial meet with inquiry, at 23 to 21 dis. ; International Financial are called 21 to 11 die. ; General Credit, 24 to 24 die.; and Credit Foncier, 51 to 61 die. _ American securities are rather flatter. The 5-20 Bonds are quoted 734} to ; Erie Railway shares, 45} to ; and Illinois Central, 77} to 78. Anglo-American and Atlantic* Telegraph 8 per Cent. Preference shares are unaltered—the former at 161 to 171, and the latter at to I. No gold was bought by the Bank on Saturday, but a portion of the recent arrivals is expected to be taken there this week, the demand for exporta tion being very moderate. The advice' from Manchester announce the failure of Messrs. Nichols and Ashton, spinners and manufacturers, of Darvren ' and carrying on busi ness at Baxenden under the title of Ashton and Co. Their liabilities are estimated at nearly 40,0001. The half-yearly meeting of the South Eastern Railway Company will be held on the 29th inst. It is notified that " the meeting will be made special, to consider the proposal of dividing the ordinary stock of the company into pref erred and deferred stock." At the same time "a bye-law will be submitted imposing a penalty upon persons putting in action without reasonable cause the tele graphic communication between passenger and guard." The numbers are published of Egyptian bonds of 1864, which have been drawn at the Bank of England and will be paid off at par on the Ist of October next _ _ _ iiietrliticretrrn of the Great Western Railway of Canada, for the week ending the 2nd inst., shows an ircresse o: 2,5591. over last year. The Admiralty will receive tenders, on the 26th inst., for the supply of 60,000 gallons of rum, 20,000 gallons of vinegar, 300,000k5. of soap, and 2,500 bushels of oats. The creditors of the Empire Assurance Corpora tion (Limited) are required to send their claims to Mr. A. A. James (of the firm of Edwards, James, and Stone), the official liquidator, by the 21st day of September, the 31st day of October having been appointed by the Vice-Chancellor Stuart to adju dicate thereon. _ _ — Mtwara. J. Thomson, T. Boner, and Co. have notified that they will pay the oonpona for the half-yearly dividend on the Chili= Six per Cent. Government Loan of 1866, duo on the 16th Sep tember next, on and after that day. SATCrIDAY Eviprnia. Conaols, which closed yesterday at 34 3 to for the 10th of September, opened this morning at the same quotation, and dosed at 94 11-16 to 13-16, or 941. For money the last price was 941 to 1. The Three per Cents. Re duced and New Three per Cents. were quoted at 1 o'clock 941 to 1. The offi cial business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 941, 1 ; ditto, for account, 944 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 941, ; New Three per Cents., 941, 1 ; ditto Two and-a-Half per Cents., 77/ ; Bank Stock, 264 ; India Five per Stock, 113 f, 13, ; ditto Four per Cent. " enfaced" rupee paper, 874. The Indian Five per Cent. Stock and Exchequer Bills were steady ; the latter closed at 24a. to 20s. prem. Foreign securities were quiet, with few trans actions. Clilian o: 1867, Russian of 1822 and 1850, and Danubian, rose 1 per cent. ; and Italian of 1861, 1 ; while Equador and Peruvian of 1865 declined w. New Grenadian ex all and Deferred, to ; Greek, ; and Turkish of 1865, f. Owa o'CLooz. The mining market is steady, with transactions to a fair extent. Subjoined are the quotations for the shares which have been chiefly dealt in, viz : West Chiverton, 66t0 68 ; Chiverton Moor, sto ; North Treskerby, 11 to 1; North Crony, Si to 4k ; Prince of Wales, 50s. to 52e. ; Great Vor, 161 to 171 ; West Great Work, 22 to 3 ; Chiver ton, 7to ; North Chiverton, 4to ; West Kitty, 12 , . 6d. to 153. ; and East Russell, 11 to 12. Brazilian gold mining shares are in request, on the satisfactory advice' received this mote:eg. St. John Del Rey are better, at 57 to 59. Don Pedro a-e quotrd 11 to 11 prem. ; Anglo- Crariliar, 1-16 to 3.16 prem. ; Roes* Grande, Ito ; Pee:mom, par to 1 prem. ; Cbontales, to prem.; Frortino and Bolivia, ; Unit ed Ye: :can, 1 4 * to 2 ; to prem. ; and Port Phillip, 1 1-36 to 3-16. he directors of the St. John del Rey Mining Company (i.imited) have received the following report, daied Morro Velho, July 17 :—Produce for June, 51,543 °Raves, from 6,021 tons ore; yield 8.122 oitavas per ton. Cost for June, 10,7741. ; profit for June, 9,102/. Produce 11 days of July, 17,857 oitavas ; yield, 8.468 oitavas per ton. LivEnrooi, AVGUIT 19.—The steamer Ontario, the pioneer of the new line of Niemen between Boston and Liverpool, arrived here yasterclay.—Reutev's Telegram. 301 103 Id 100 COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANE.-(THD3 DAY.) There was a very poor show Of English wheat here to- day. For both red and white qualities the demand ruled heavy, at prices shout equal to Monday last. The new wheats sold at from 675. to 71s. per qr. The supply of foreign wheat was tolerably good. Even the finest samples were neglected, and late rates were barely supported. The few samples of barley on the stands produced rather more money compared with this day ee'nnight. Malt sold heavily at the late decline in value. The supply was tolerably extensive. Oats were quite as dear u last week, with a steady Vide for beans was inactive on former term.. The supply was very limited. The flour trade ruled heavy, and late rates were barely supported. Agricultural seeds commanded very little attention. The prevailing fine weather bas caused considerable heaviness to prevail in the floating cargo trade, and prior have shown signs of weakness. For arrived cargoes of wheat the demand has been wanting in activity, and prices are fully greatly lower than on this day seamiest. Grain for arrival or for future shipment has been neglected. °hilts, arrived, 51s. 9d. to 60e. • Berdianski, 6N. 3d. ; Danubian Ibrail, 575. 6d. per 4 921b5. ,• Polish Odessa, 60e. 6d. to 625. per 4921 be. Make has ruled quiet, but no change has taken place in the quotations. Mixed, arrived, 36e. 3d. to 375. ; Orfano, 375. ; Bosnian, Trieste, 365. 6d. ; Enos, 311 e. 40. per 430 lbs. ; Odessa, on passage, 375. per 492 lbs. ; Bosnian, 31a. ; Wallachien, 361. per 480 lbs. There being no barley of oust, business in anived cargoes has been at a stand still. For cargoes on wane, or for shipment, the prices demanded have been too high to attract boyars. Rye is unaltered in value, but the inquiry bas been limited. Asolf on passage, 44i. per 4801ba In linseed males have progressed slowly, and prices are 6d. per qr. lower. Bombay arrived, 69e. per 41611 n. St. Petersburg, August and Sept. shipment, 59e. 9d. ?per 424 lbs. Calcutta, July to September shipments, 03s. 3d. to 645. per 410 lbs. Cotton seed is scarce, and the tendency of prices is in an 91 ward ton. 6d direction. Egyptian, Nov. or Dec. shipment, . 75. . par ARRIVAL. OP BUM -Engliah : Tares ' 10 qrs. ; linseed, 40 qrs. ; npeseed, 897 qrs. ; and sundry, 327 qrs. Foreign: Tarsi, 95 qrs.; Jinxed, 6,032 qrs. ; rapeseed, 5,207 qrs. ; and maize , 655 qn. Eiroare.-Wheat, 420 qrs. ; cats, 4,754 qrs.; peas, 1,360 qrs. ; and oilseed, 1,666 qrs. MEREST MU= Par Qr: Wins a I. lbws. Kook red. :16 60 to 74 s. On s. a I. /WM potato DA di. Mack „ while ll So 31 . Be. war* •ea ea ko ra '63 It to 76 Nee mad 1/aaela _ . 64 to n 1146313. 1114111 the to 3 to 41 4 • ildadhig U 110 m. 'MNorfolk, sod oak .. . . 06 to 70 Ilosoloa . 70430 se to to Broom 6l to 40 Zia New l2 to 117 Mangan Tick .. ffi to SO . . . . llB to 64 Awn— ...... at to 48 Grey •to 40 40 4 1 1 5044 40 10 43 Botha Toss =ads: Forr - 21111 lbs. Household 4l to 49 Coaster Norfolk sad Itaffolk, sz alldp U to 66 Oa. ingialt, toed 25 to u saici.Tl 4° U to SD Pr IT: - WHIM , . I. a Dant& sad Koala* bon 7O to 70 lartooka blackloa • - - yw CO. Dt g a 63 to 71 CI to et Ilasehas, bard OATE. Dezdelk sad Ihredfali 23 to SO Rumba 23 to 29 so „ - -.— AS to 6t Ain k cia. red — to .. &Mt. Ramat Grtadfag D 66110262 Rak SS to Si ing OAn. Doke brywtsg .. feedlot ARRIVALS OF OWN, &c.. 111 WATER CARRIAGE FROM INCLUSIVE. Baum Deal* ZOO= MI. _ _ . $7 to . Cpl. _ l7 to SS INDIAN (OIL !Rae ll4 to 41 Yellow ...... SS to II nous. nu* re took .... 44 to SO SWIM 4i to GO Amu:ma, por tet. .. 27 to 24 Gordian b 4 b U 4TO LONDON BY LAND AND AUG. 11 TO AUG. 17, BOTH MINCING--LANE.-;THIS DAY.) &MAL —The market for raw sine. Friday ham been very quiet; for refined prices are in fal- request at steady prices; common brown lumps are now to be bad at 415., being a still faiths!. decline. Comm.--Tbe market is steady but rather quiet. Rios AND Rom.—No sales re..orked. Corroar.—A fair business is doingat fully previous prices. Jun AID Herr continue firm. Bs4vrivas.—A small parcel of Bengal sold for cub at 18s., refraction 8. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The market is steady ; paloce are quoted as follows Town tallow, 44a. 9d.; Potersbr-g Y.O. oa the s po t, old, 455. ; ditto, sew, 455. 6cl. ; Angest to September. 45a. 6d. ; Weber to Dumber, 45a. 9d. ; December. 465. PARTICULARS OF TALLOW. lilt j 1.116. Stock on Mad this dsy .. Mike 43,012 13003 Delivery loot wok NA MN Ditto from bit low ll,BOB 17,871 Arrival loot wont I 8,318 Ditto from I.IIJ oat 9,870 16,840 3 d. 0. 1 a d. d. Prie4Y.C. e..pot 1313 d., 43 9 44 0 Enday 43 0 47 3 (*tn To lON. 11887. I.e. 4711. 1446 41111: 47 :660 469 47 Arrival for the week ending 27th Au bet 'sir, 2,753 caaks. sad dieUvery, 1,570 calk& METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) . The supply of beasts is much shorter, and trade= active. Priem on have advanced all descriptions, 4 but very little in inferior qualities. The number of sheep is also smaller, and consequently prime are better. Trade is also more active for lambs at rather higher rates. Ovid selves are mum, and considerably dearer. Our foreign supply consists of 1 860 beasts, 7,090 sheep, 143 calves, and 105 pigs. From Ireland there are 80 beasts ; and 1,650 from the North and Midland Counties. Per done of Ma ad. ad. I Per stow et alba ad. ad. But &COI. Here& 6 0 6 Wiest Dna& Ill•bdillh 0 0 Beet Short-horns 4 111 5 2 ; Dist as .... 4 10 Second ea/ b erb 3 0 4 0 1 Do. do. 811000.... 0 0 QOM 8 8 0 0, tweed: wood qua 3 2 ligs Beg Duet Mtbreds 5 0 5 4 , lambs Be.nd at market, 3,500 ; sheep end lambs, 19,960 . calves. 1 1 0: BOROUGH HOP MARIEST.—(THIS DAY.) Yaws. Pattenden and Smith report that the trade remains quiet, though prices are nominally tho same u this day week. The aoomuita from the plantations spea k of a Con tinued improvement in those grounds where b • ht has not entirely destroyed the chance of a crop. l i 'Mies& Deno. Nall PAL re. 'bout , . Us "" q't g" r gr. ' 8308 tn 77 MS aess 1 ot us .. l i rarely.. hiss :::. :::: 41184 1 iia ii .: 2Bi7 ToOal .. 17017 18S 17880 43666 1 1077 280 ~. 1191011 LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. (THIS DAY.) TZLIKIRAPH IVSOII OUR OWI comisnroamter.) The market rather quiet, bat prior ace steady. Sales probably about 10,000 bales. PROVINCIAL MARI 111811211. LIVERPOOL, AMOR? to-day : FUTONS, 14S—Orad Lateen, 164 4—Londou, Brighton, sod South Ooest, 61 SO/ —London and North Western, 1184 I—Manchester, Mel field and Lincolnshire, 464 rd.—Metropolitan.l264 4 4 6 64 6 is*g zd. and —Midland, 1191 I 4--liouth Eastera 8 7111 Beffalo and [Aka Beres, S4--t.rarid Trunk ot Canada, lb—Great Wotan of Canada, 164 I—United States 680 Bonds, 1886, 71 —Dutch lthenish, 51 p.—ilitto, New Shales, 4 p.—British and F01617n Warble, 6-14 4 p. MAncnbyria, ACUtS? 17.—There was a moderate business, with firm priest Erie:, 46 6 —Great Eastern. WO 1 4 1; Great Luxembourg, 104 i t —Great Northern A. 116 4 4 4-- Gram, 'trunk of Canada, 174 -Greet Western of Canada. 15 9-It 4 1:-16--Desat Western, 441—Lenceshirs and Yorkshire 6 per cent. preference, 147—London and North Western, 1164 4 Menet es.er and County Sak. S 10—Manche st er . Shemchi, nod Lincolnshire, 464 7 64 '7 —Metropolitan, 116 i I i 4 6—Midland. 1194 10 191 16—South 7Wtern 674 4—United states APO Icso,' Bonds, 71—London and Brighton. 604 I 4 —Metropolitan, new pref., 11.16 p.—London and estedorian Manor. 51 .1 BIREIIIGHAN, AUGUST 17. Bushmen does: South Stafford shire Railway, at 86 Birmingham Om New Ordinary, 52S ; metruPo H tat Railway Carriage sad Wagon Shone (Limited), at 11 ditto second issue, at 4 prom : ditto third issue'. at 4 pr.-n:.: Railway Pin tos'° (Limited!, (oldbaryi, at 1 prem., and Patent Shalt and Asletree shares United; new, at S prom. Closing Prices Birmingham Joint Stock Bank Limited at :10 to 311 . Birmingham and Staffordshireata. *BB 1 184. buyers ; and Head dui Slate and Slab ,Lindtcd), 14 tot die. Mr. John Stuart Mill has had oonferred man him the highest honour at the disposal of the law faculty of the University of Halle. The s►me faculty refused a like honour to Count Bismarck, though when a student he matriculated inlay. FIRS AND LOUR or LlFE. —{Tats Ha v. )—This morning, at 2 o'clock, spoor woman named Ellen Cole died in Guy's Hospital through having been se. , erely burnt. It appears that about half.past 11 o'clock on Saturday night she was sitting by the fireside in Rosemarystrest, Bermondsey, when a spark of fire Saw from the grate cud set her clothes in flames. Me was removed to the boa i• tel quite insensible, and expired, u already stated, this morning. -Nu 26,073 13,565 1,367 1,147 16,022 13813 491 H.iii 7,7!{