The Express. — London, England, 1867-08-20 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIONNOS (THIS DAY.) COURT OP BANKRUPTCY. (Before Mr. Coninifsairmir Winslow.) nt as Harr.' Th e bankrupt, Robert Hart, was described as • boot ma nufacturer of Windsor, previously of Margate, pre- Tiously of 24, Addington-square, Camberwell, previously of Reigate, previously of Jackson-street, Holloway-r oa d, previously of 122 and $l, Cheapside, boot manufac turer, but now a prisoner for debt in Whitecrosa street Prison. The indebtedness is stated at from NSSN. to 6,0001., and the assets are said to eon seit of book debts at present of unascertained value. Mr. Paul is engaged in the preparation of the accou n t s . The bankrupt, who ascribes his failure to losses in trade soul by bad debts, had been arrested at the suit of Messrs. eriok and Son, of Leicester, and now applied for his release. • Mr. Lucas appeared in support of the application, which sr.4. not opposed, and His Honour granted the release. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. (THIS DAY.) (Before the Recorder.) Two lads, named George Smith and John Friend, pleaded guilty to a charge of robbery. A police-olficer informed the court that both prisoners bad been formerly convicted of felony, and they had each been sentenced to three years' confinement in a reforma tory. The moment they obtained their libel ty, however, they recommenced their old courses and committed the offence for which they had pleaded guilty. The Recorder said that, under these circumstances, he had no alternative but to sentence the prisoners to be kept in penal servitude for seven years. William Henry Warrend pleaded guilty to two indict ments charging him with stealing letters, the property of the Postmsster.nenersl. Sentence was postponed. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) MANSION-HOUSE. DARING RTRIZT 801111111 T. Ali(And Tanen, a powerful young man, was brought before the Lord Mayor charged with a daring attempt at robbery in the public street. The complainant was a person named Anderson, the captain of an American vessel called the E. 11. Taylor, at present lying in the London Docks. About 11 o'clock last night the prosecutor was walking along the High-street, Aldgate, when the prisoner rushed at him and seised his watch-chain, and pulled it with such violence that it broke in two places. The prosecutor then seised the prisoner, who after a desperate struggle got away, but was stopped by a police-constable, and taken back to the prosecutor, who identified him as the man who had attempted to rob him. A second man waa is company with the prisoner, evidently ready to render assistance if necessary, but he contrived to make his escape. The prisoner pleaded guilty, and he was ordered to be detained to be dealt with in petty sesaions before a second magistrate. GMLDHALL. ZETEAORDINLET CONFESSION Or ROBBERY. Janes Roe, a respectable-looking young man, was placed at the bar before Sir Robert W. Carden, charged on his own confession with stealing a cash-box containing 51. and other documents belonging to Mr. Randall, a solicitor, of Tokenhonse-yard. John °Ming, 109 E, said the prisoner came to him in High Holborn, and said he wished to give himself op. He asked him for what, but be would not answer. He told him he could not take him to any station unless he stated for what he gave himself up. He left the prisoner then, and about a quarter-past 2 the following morning he came to him again at the corner of Orange-street, Red Lion square, and said, " I am very uncomfortable, and have bad no rest. Everybod y that I look at in the street seems to want me. Witness said, " What for r but he mad 3 no reply. He walked away until he mane to Bouthamoton•row ' and the prisoner still kept following him, until et last he turned back and told him that he could not have him following him about on his beat like that. If he had anything on his mind and would tall him (witness) he would take him, but otherwite he must leave him. The prisoner then said that he bad robbed his master of 54 and a cash box and some papers ; that hie master's name was Randall, of Tokenhouae-yard, and that he was a solicitor. Witness asked him what he had done with the money, and he said that ho bad spent it, and sent the cash box back to his master. The prisoner, who was suspected to be labouring under some mantel aberration, was remanded. DESPERATE ASSAULT AND SCALDING ♦ BARM•N. William Oak, 11 Palmer•street Holloway , and Richard Kenz,:e, of 1, Milton-place,Holloway, described ars labourers, were charged with being drunk and assaulting and sadding Frederick Lomas, barman at the Bell tavern and public-house, Pentonville-road, Clarkenwell. Mr. Child, sol.citor to the Licensed Victuallers' Pro tection Society, described the assault as one of a very arated description, and asked that the defendants should be searely dealt with. The complainant, whose bead and face were enveloped in surgical bandages and who seemed to be in great pain, said that last evening, between the hours of 5 and 6 o'clock, the defendants name into the house and were served with some beer. They asked him the time, and he said twenty minutes 54, making a mistake, for which he apologised, and to them the exact time. The defen dants made use of foul =guar, and Gale jumped on the counter and struck at him. The other defendant also struck at him, and then Gale threw an urn containing several quarts of boiling water over him. The boiling water went over his face and cheat. WlCenzie then jumped over the counter, and struck him several times. Gale got over the counter, and wrestled with him ; but he could not say whether he struck him or not. Mr. Treadwell, his employer, was out at the time, and the servant went for the police, who with difficulty removed them. When the defendant. had been locked up be was taken to the Royal Free Hospital and his wounds were dressed. He now felt great pain from the scalds. He bad seen one of the defendants in the house before and both of !hem were sober and knew what they were about. In the melee some glasses were broken and the spirit taps turned on. The defendants had only been supplied with beer and bad not sat down. Police-eonstable Parker, 212 G, said be wee called to the Bell, and found the defendants there the worse for liquor, use of most foul and filthy language to the'bar- Mai, mod threatening him. The barman was covered w►th water, and seemed to be in great pain from the effects of the scalding water. The defendants said they did not wish to make any de fence, nor to aak any questions. Mr. Cooke said that he should remand them to see bow the barman progressed. GREAT FIRE NEAR OLDHAM.-40,0001. DAMAGE. —On Sunday morning, at an early hour, an extensive cot ton mill, forming • portion of the premises belonging to Mr. Robert Fitton, Turf-lane, near Oldham, was destroyed by fire. In the two lower rooms of a warehouse was stored a large quantityof yarn, amounting in value to 50,0001., and, with great exertion, the firemen prevented the fire from getting an extensive hold of this building. The fire here was chiefly confined to the two upper floors, occupied by machinery. The machinery in the main building is completely destroyed. It consisted of 56 carding engines and preparations, there being no lees than 50,000 spindles in the place. The damn, is estimated at 40,C30/., which is partly covered by insurance In vailous offices. NAVAL Pine Mown - Y.—The official account of the receipt and expenditure of naval bountysalvage, and other moneys between the lst of April, 1866 , and the end of March in the current year shows that the total re ceipts from these sources amounted collectively to 45,8031. Of this sum 12,0201. was derived from slave and tonnage bounty, 3,1941. from salvage services rendered by her Majesty's ships, 3,7601. from bounty for destruction of pirates, 1,331/. from booty captured in China, 1,6611. from captures for breach of blockade, and 6,082/, from grants for special service in China. There are also same of 9731. derived from Indian prize money, of 1,0021. from booty captured in Pegu. and of 8,0711. for stores captured at Kerteh and Yenikale in 1855, as well as 5,599/. derived from unclaimed prize money. From the detailed state went of slave and tonnage bounty given in the appendix it appears that accounts as to 83 captures are still unsettled, one of which dates back as far as August, 1857. The sum distributed or paid on account of the slave and tonnage bounty amounted to 6,8711.. and the balance in hand in April of the current year was 5,3281. FLEXIBLE STONE.—A great geological curiosity has just been deposited in the museum of the Hartley In stitution at Southampton, consisting of a piece of flexible stone about two feet long, seven inches wide, and mo.e than one inch in thickness, having the appearance of rough sandstone, which bends with slight pressure like a piece of indiarnliber or gotta percha of the same size. This very interesting specimen of geology has been plaid in • glaal ease constructed for it, fitted with a lever, by touching the key of which on the outside of the case tie flexibility of the stone is shown. It was presented to the Hartley In stitution by Mr. Edward Cuehen from his relative, Mr. R. S. Menden, who obtained it from Delhi, in the East Indies. In its natural position the stone is said to run in thin layers in the soil in which it is found, but is so rare in India that it find, a place in the museums at Calcutta. We are informed that there is a similar stone, but not so wide as the one under notice, in the British Museum, and another in the museum of the School of ilium, but speci mens are very rarely to be met with. Although the stone has a gritty appearance, no grit or dust is thrown off by the motion given to it when under pressure. Atap which h greatest In the meth, hm decraaaed gen since yesterday ; It la increasing this morn ing at Valentin Penzanot. Winds on the north meat are north-easterly . • and southmeterly, fresh, in the meth, when much rain hastallen, accompanied with thunder and lightning. TEE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, AUGUST 20, 1867. W.N.W. W.N.W. - ii . ./ ILI. MR.,. LILL 811 8. W.B.W. BW. 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Venturer, Hopvine, Prima Donna, Variation, Bouque tiere, Binnacle, and Bonnie Doon are here. BOROUGH PLATE. Hall a mile. Maurice (sold 501.), Spiteful, Needle c, Land Ho, Maid of Burleigh, Angelica, Lady Emily a, Jewess, Biddy, Lady Wibion c, Alice Bray c, and Variation (301. each). All are here. TWO-YEAR-OLD STAKES. Half a mile. Simla, Boaquetiere, and Apron Strings are here. WELTER CUP. One mile and a half. Isabella, Vindicator, and Battle-axe are here. WEST DRAYTON DIETING.-THIS DAY.) IVER PLATE. Five furlongs. Rustic Be►uty, Yellow Girl, Calot e, Feemy, Hopleaf, Tribune, and Gaiety are here. WELTER CUP. One mile. Quirina, Huri . ;il;eyDavy:Ollvra,Faini Heart, Rally, Lord Waldegrave, Rod in Pickle, Busy Body, Mrs. Nag gletoa, Gaiety, Odd Fellow, and Newick Lass are here. COWLEY PLATE. Fi►e furlongs. Sour Grapes, Confusion, Vicious, Ada, Zoalite, Shrew, General Sherman, and Posner Garde are here. WEST DRAYTON HANDICAP. One mile and s bay. Feint Lydia, BTasy and Knight of Downe are here. SELLING HANDICAP. One mile. Liston, list 7lb ; Jaw', 10st 101 b; Prunes Garde, lost 71b ; Triumph, lost 511, ; Confusion, lost 3lb ; Ro chester, 10st ; Yellow Girl, 9st 121 b ; Ireland's Eye, 9st 101 b ; Little Bob, Sot 101 b ; Countess 8010, get 71b ; and La Pique, 9st. All aro here. HURDLE RACE. One mile and a half. Robin Triumpher, Liebe, Jassy, Flutorhrey Davy, 04111/13Yre, Sandford, Rod in Pickle, and Fair Rmimond are hare. CRICRET.-(THIS DAY.) THE OVAL. Bunn= v. aussiz.—(arruax.) Play in this match was resumed to-day, at the Surrey Cricket-ground, Kennington, at a quarter-part 12. The weather was fine and warm, but the deluge of rain that fell during the heavy thunder-storm in the night had completely saturated the ground, so that saw dust was in requisition. The " not outs" of list night—Griffith with 23, and Pooley with 17, re newed the batting, and Lillywhite and &isthmian the attack. James Lillywhite was in excellent bowling form, and his first five overs were all !maidens. When Griffith had added five to his over-night's soon, and the total had been raised to 63, Gri ffi th pot a h all of Souther ton's up, and was easily caught by Srmy Wells at point. Stephenson was the first to spoil lallywlute's analysis, as he got a mingle off his sixth over, and a two in the slip off the following one. When the score was up to 81 Stu Mer field went on at Lillywhite's wicket, but both batsmen being well " set" the run-getting continued, till Sontherton driven back hotly by Stephenson, and the ball was splen didly caught, high up, with the right band, by the Sussex bowler. Stephenson made a dozen by a three, a two, and the balance in singles, This made the fifth Surrey wicket with the score at 85. Mortlock was not long in, and did not score, being caught off Sontherton by Payne at long-on. At 1 o'clock, when our despatch left the ground, the 1 score stood as follows : ----- ----- ---- -- SURREY. Met Inutegu Humphrey 1) .Isa. lalywhite 7 Pecond Inn/np. e Papua b1.1413y- .Tripp b Jam. lallywhite Pooley b Stubberaeld Orlmtb eJ. lillywhlta, B Boutberton 0 ._...., white b J. LW) white 0 not out . e Wells 1:;Boothar- _ II °Klock b Sontbettos c Payee b &caber ton 0 St. J. BoaMee, Bp., c Southerton, b Jas. thlywhlta fliapbaason c Smith, b Scathed.= Bowan c Litlyablte. b Stubbs:field 1 W. J. Callyer, Esq., c Smith, b aos Malan 6 net oat 0 Bristow sot out Back!. e Ettubberfleld, b Socitbiriell 11 - I, -i Total rae.~ .... 8$ SUM X.—Flist InilaF C. Stu lth, Esq.. b Urt llth Pa yne, e Boultbee b llortlook XlMek, b Bristow BOIL T. G. Pelham, o and b Bekhow C. C. Zwboak, Seq., e and b Mortise& Ja t oor o rhite, b &Wow czw , b Baisiow Jobs Lillywhito, c rooky b Bristow Wells, not oat o Boultbee b Matlock Illubb=, b Mortlock bl, 1-b a-b I Total N WEATHER REPORT.-(THIS DAY.) TOISDAY. 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Kook. 100 ,Oras6 laasa Padaaala MIS 1 503 a n all an I - DO. OM PIE oat. Do. Wow do. -- -WI -104 I Si 5 lie* 3 100 usl ea - ion 101 1911 110 100* !ten so i 7. B.ot Lodi& g. 6 p. Do. Of pm coat. .... COL WiMons al Meads ho Dd us t t idapoy.lB7l Do. dd do. 1d174. Mutton Modroo ism p. 011 Si. Do. do. Of do._ Do. do. 4 .. Do. itith dolood os Milk and HoSsoe's Bay Do.9pa. m. 199) Do. f p. al. pay. 1896 N.8.0/Coadp Dw goo. rst oo Do. do. do. Do. Poidaab do. Do. Dohs di. Mod do. ... 'sl 10 01 2 °aIIN lit le IN PT 86 IS 104 leti IM OS 90 111 liie 101 Oir 100 lit . 101 101 led. i 96 MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Ma o'Clooz. The tendency of the stock markets to-day is unfavourable, and prices have receded, though not to any general extent. Very little business has been recorded, and no increase of importance is expected for the present, owing to the holidays. Consols are fiat, at the reduction of yesterday. Most of the British railway securities have given way, additional specu lative sales having been induced by the remarks of Lord Redosdale in the House of Lords yesterday with respect to the again of the Great Eastern Company. Foreign bonds are fiat, and banking, financial, and miscellaneous shares inactive. The government broker has bought 22,5001. New Two-and-a-Half per Conte. for the sinking fund, at 77i. _ _ _ In the discount market to-day there is an in creased number of bills offering, thereby indicating a partial revival of trade. The supply of money, however, is still very large, and transactions are reported at lf to 11 per cent, or 1 to f below the Bank minimum. The rate in the Stock Exchange for loans for a few days on English government securities is 1 percent. Consols are quoted 941 to # for money, and 941 to I for the account ; and the New Three per Cents. and Three per Cents. Reduced, 94 to 1. British railway stocks are offered, and have de clined. Great Eastern has receded per cent. ; Brighton, 1; Metropolitan, London and North Western, Midland, and Lancashire and Yorkshire, ; and London, Chatham, and Dover, 4. Great Northern, however, is higher. The present prices are as follows :—Metropolitan, 1261 to 4, ex all ; Great Western, 444 to 4 ; London and North Western, 1164 to # ; Midland, 120 to 1; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1271 to ; Caledonian, 113 to 114 ; South Kaitern l 674 to 684 ; Great Eastern, 30 to 1 ; Great Northern, 115 to 116 ; ditto A, 1161 to # ; London, Chatham. and Dover, 174 to I ; North British, 304 to 31 ; Brightor, 494 to ; ditto New, 3} to 44 prem. Foreign stocks are dull, and a reduction of to # percent. has occurred in Turkish of 1865, Spanish Passive, the Committee's Certificates, and Mexico , . Subjoined are the present prices :—Turkish of 1862, 67 to 58 ; ditto of 1865, 31 to 1; Greek, 131 to ; Spanish Passive, 204 to 1; ditto Certificates, 151 to 164 ; Italian of 1861, 481 to 49 ; and Mexican, 14 to 4. Bank shares have been little dealt in, and prices generally are without change. London and West minster are called 72} to 73} ; Union of London, 38} to 39} ; Imperial Ottoman, 1 to Of dia.; Chartered Mercantile of India, 29 to 30 ; and Alliance, 12 to 11 dis.,being rather firm. Financial shares are uncharged, at the following quotations :—lnternational Financial, 2} to dia.; London, 23 to 21 dis. ; General Credit, 2} to 2} ; and Credit Foncier, 51 to 5} dis. American securities have declined } to } percent. The 5-20 Bonds are quoted 73} to } ; Erie Rail , way shares, 444 to 454 ; and Illinois Central, 77} _ _ _ . _ _ _ Anglo-American and Atlantic Telegraph 8 per Cent. Preference shares are steady, at 161 to In, and 3} to ft respectively. The adjourned special meeting of the Metropo litan District Railway Company will be held on the 22nd inst., when the directors will ask for authority to issue debenture stock. It is satisfactory to note that trade generally sp_ pears to be improving. There is less disinclination to embark in fresh transactions, and in many quarters it is thought that the revival will be more marked in the latter part of the autumn. For this reason a reduction of the Bank rate from the present minimum of 2 per cent. is not anticipated, although but a short timo back it seemed certain. About 18,0001. in bar gold was bought by the Bank yesterday. _ _ _ The Velocidade has arrived from Otago, New Zealand, with 26,0001. in gold ; and the Para, from Alexandria, with 6,520/. The steamer Ceylon will take to-day only 1,8551. in specie for the East. The bar silver by the West India packet was sold yesterday for the continent at ss. op. per ounce, showing no change. The letters from Mexico report a better feeling in commercial erclee, and takes somewhat hopeful view of the future. A loan which had been raised amongst the merchants by General Porfirio Diaz, so that he might satisfy his troops, bad been punc tually repaid. The President Juarez had arrived in the capital, and a condueta bad left for Vera Cruz with about one million of dollars, or 200,0001. This amount, together 'with a considerable sum despatched from Mazatlan by her Majesty's ship Mutine, is expected to reach Southampton by the steamer due towards the end of the present month. A well-informed correspondent from New York states that traffic arrangements are in progress for connecting the Hudson River, Haarlem, New York Central, Michigan Central, and two other railways farther west, with the Great Western of Canada, so that a continuous line will be made for the through conveyance of passenger; without change o: carriage. The latter company will especially benefit by the aeoption of this plan, and a strong competition is expected to be thereby raised against the Erie Railway. With regard to Cm harvest in the United States it is observed The crops throughout the country are unusually 6ne, giving promise of cheap food here and with you, and the railways must do an immense business this fall. At a meeting yesterday of the proprietors of the Bank of Australasia the directors' report was adopted. The distribution will be at the rate of 124 per cent. per annum, and will be payable, frre of income tax, on the 15th October next. A meeting of the British and Californian Banking Company was ;ield yesterday, when a state ment with reference to the liquick.tion of the affairs of the undertaking was presented, showing a balance of 4,0001. for rppropriation. The sum of 61. !Os. has been returned, out of 71. 10s. paid up. The trans'er books of the Telegraph Construc tion and Maintenance Company (Limited) will be closed from the 27th to 30th inst., preparatory to the payment of an interim di eidend for the half year ending the June last. The South Eastern Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 3,3961. over last year, and the Loudon, Brighton, and South Coast an in crease of 2,638/. The tratjc return of the Grand Trunk Railway of Canada for the week ending the 3rd inst. shows a decrease of 2,5221. compared with the col resnording period of 1866. The traffic receipts on the Atlantic and Great Western Railway for the third week in July amounted to 104542 dols., against 139,608 dols. in the corresponoling period of last year, show ing a decrease of 35,066'd015. The cretutors o. the London and Provincial Starch Cow nan, (Limited) are to send their claims to Mr. A. A. James (of the firm of Messrs. Ed wards, James, and Stone), the official liquidator, by the 1 0th dry of October, the Bth of November having been appo;n:ed by Vice-Chancellor Wood to adjudicate thereon. With reference to the wine trade, Mr. F. W. Cosens reports : Vir gage proved.' generally ale not reported very hope ful from either - Frar ce, Spain, or Portugal : from France especially the advises are very unsatisfactory, ands redused crop can, under the most prop'tious circumstances, only be expected. From Portugal the latest advice" are more favourable, and the "odium," which has . p .,a . widely was disappearing, consequent upon the judicious and timely application of sulphur. From Spain the crop is reported short, but it was expected that the quality gene rally would be a fair aversge. The present is always a dull period of the year, as far as orders for importation are concerned, dealers preferring to wait the result of the PAOVINOZAL &HARZ MARZITS. LIVERPOOL. Ammar 12-Bska 104'2 : Caledonian. 1131: Great Eastern, 301 1 s—Great Northern lA, 1317 Great Western, 444 111 Ss—lancashire and Yorksh , 1275 id.—loadon, ton, sad Booth Coast, 504 s—London sM North Weaken, 1165 I 1/M eet l7 165—Manchester, Sheffividead Ilnooltuildre, v7l fxd.—ropolitin. 1271 7 tiid. and 2.-11LIdland,1204 111 1 1 &51 . 5z r ttto Ll 2 conver b1e,16-16 p.—North British, Sli—Nou Witt Ma —Manebester,l hslield, and Lincolnshire 5 wall., len, 75 —Great Western of Canada. 15 15-16—Dutch Shaikh (paid-up', --Ditto, New, 16-16 p.—Groat Lazembaris Shares, 105 5-- British and Foreign Marine (limited), I p —Manna and Mersey Marine (limited), Bye. p —Padtlo Steam, new div., Avail, 1868, 7tl—Ditto, ditto, Elf. A 114106? 19. —Business done: Severn Valley Railway, at 16/i London and North Western Railway, Coventry and Nuneaton Five per Cent ,at 11l ; Lloy Beak 'Limited), at 7 prem. ; Rtrinkla and etalfordahim Oas (OO), at 96: ditto (120), , a4 . 1) ; Metropolitan Railway Carriage and Wagon (Limited). at prem.; and Birmingham Small Arms (limited) (12:t " Zell, at 11 poem. Closing prices : Drolt wich Canal, 1411, sellers ;11 Idla Financial (Limited), 1 11-16 to 1 (516 Ma. and Midland Contract (United), 7 die, sellers. MA8CM12222, AUGII22 19.—Moat of the ordinary shares and etocks opened at as advance, and some of them touched higher rates than they opened at. As will be seen by the quotation' a very eorsidele boatman was done. Bolckow, Yarighan, and Co, (Limited), 71d.-171x. 46}--Great Eastern, 303 3 I fif le I—Orsat Luxembourg, 10 916 1116—Great Northern A, 116 i 117 1 e 3 17 1 10—Grand Trunk of Canada, 16 17}-ditto 4th Preference. 193--Oreat Modern of Canada, 16 13-16 15-16-- Great Western, 441 #i fetal 4—Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1171—Louden and North Western, 1164 i 4 I—Manchester, bhedlleld, andUncolnehire, 47 I I I I—Metropolitan. 127 I 1 117 , :li 7 I—Midland, 120 1 1 ;ft fit—North British, 31 Earn, th BSI 11 11 I—British and Yoreign Marine, London and BMus., 51 501 # 11 Bei—Me tro mitten Extension, 114--Caledonien, 1134. -St. Helena A, 2042 d. THE WEATHER AND THE HARVEST. —The brilliant weather of the first tew days of last week was universally welcome, and under its influence rapid progress was made in harvest work, and • very lam breadth of wheat and oats cut. The soaking rains of Thursday pot a check to affairs, and although Friday was dry there was little son. Still progress in reaping vu made, and by Bator der night the week's work must have made a considerable " hobs" into harvest. Sunday was again unfortunately wet, but the weather yesterday wee all that could be wished, beinf sunny, with a high tem perature and light drying breezes. Some few NM. pies of new wheat have found their way to market, but only in moderate condition. On the whole, the accounts to hand do not speak so favourably of the pro bable 'aid as the estimate formed • few weeks back seemed to warrant. The turnips and mangolds have greatly benefited by the late rains—and the same may be said of the pastures and second crops of clover—which are looking remarkably luxuriant. From the hop districts the reports come infinitely better. What with the warm weather and the recent rains the gardens have apparently taken out " a new lease," so great is the start that has been made. Quality is an sesentisl point as well as quan tity, acd to this end warm weather to produce fruit and a fine picking, must prevail. According to all appearances the Sussex hop growers seem to be more favoured at pre sent than their neighbours in Kent.—Sussex Advertise.. JOINT lITOCK Bari& WU. 1141411 Agra Boat (Lbs.)A Do. B. Anks ADleadalaia .- A l s o istual Aulein ci Lairdias lasksfildlAbOaymabia Ds. Now, Yard gra at leek al Bina leak Oleo (I/adarN lmetardlalugm.Asurnal Bask al Now Surnamed Breda N. Amadeu o.le. lad* Asa, CAW Chet. Nor. at de. OaroHAMM Exik (L) Deaf lel Loado• (L.). Lit Lorin (Undted . 3 lastry railhastv(LlTAL lostioli eel 11•11011011 R . Big.lMaki.esJosetroL 114011•86.4Aag. Mold Diaireibmodith (L.) Inipablesek(lhafted) Massie • . no. 1W: .. .. 1 !And Mort Ilk. niti:(ij Dat anka palt4sw rs Lake mil .. I D - e7. - ffirw leadesaltheePlele(L _D. do.. de _ . Les. Oh. Nankai Awilit: Lad= sod Cleaty Ds. lb. Nor leadia Mai Nock. Larks I Ilestiairtana Laws. ellreatera(lia.) La Leedom .11•=) Laden 411111 Koran* link Ma) . Do. Ow lieraNdes&KtedisalL) Marepolitaa abated) ledimed Dank (1,1310 Nagial! ofA is:•1 ert i 2 Eieij so i N. Pte. et De. DM Nader& Doak New Poe* Wake— North Wedges Orlestei Nook Oce;;;;. Prewleleel=p4l4 110aM, ORA Aplas..l as 4174.1, - 1. aa • pai. - Bake et Moira* - .. Unice at 'Mold (La) Valas at Load= -- -, LW•111. i a isi it if► 9 - (1. re . 15.; .- IL J anWor .. B. 0.11.47p.d.(L) Dealia=r l l ll (L) —'' Infer. of Pnureo .... Central (L).. Prt Nortkarn el Franca N.RaIL B.Ayrae g.7.p.0 Da Deterred NsFweilan Truk Prat °Osman (Samna Sift Parb,ljosaandMedlt. Pans and Orleans ,Raefla I &Franc& (L) loyal Sardinian 7 per oast ISernbrep and Mama I Da geprroant.Prer San Paulo(L) g. 7 par ct 41.Aail&Lout.Vanatlan South East at Porkspd Sontharn of Awes.— Verb' and Savona Wore Flanders Do. per ore. Prat 'West t N. W. of Franco U SI 7 9 »30 11 13 = -41 St 86 - - U S 4 37 1 881 TT TS as, •21 al, 86 SS be Sli 40 .01Arg. -8 1 - 4 - 111 14 4 l‘i 4 114 id /4 14 15 10 Ws _elt 6pm 664 16 11 It 16 u. le 101 114 la, 16 46 6 ide II 3 U N. '6;l itti i Tit 16 16 111 161 21i 221 1 2 9 1 • Ile 22 13 OLZIGN O3IJGATIO2IB. _4 isn P.An.w4Ts. G. De Luxembourg& p. cent. 'Havana and Idatanras 'Lausanne and Moan Hatpins, and Sabana's _____ 100 all I_ Do gerund Irma— .. 10 all North. of Prance It pet IP IDo (late CharL 1111 p, et. 10 Ottoman (Smyrna, e.) I & Do. do. leaned et 72 itil I ,ParlaLyonk&Eln 3p. ct. IA all 1E4,14! (Pern.).. 4 'Royal Swab& 6 p et . IGO all &arta LaGranda 7 . p. it. 111 tal B. Au. aLogoolen.Sp.a. 104 all Jove iset.ot Port.tp.e. 111 s it Sontharnot lrunc•Sp.e. 10 South Italian, 1 per af le all W.&11. W.otira. Sp. e. 4 I ft 67 06 90 100 U tO In 121 66 66 10 25 12 II 93 96 1e 2 Si 16 Se et u ni II 6 12 hie actual ; but if the duty payments are any index of the consumption, the trade in both wines and spirits is very istidaotory. The annexed is from the Produce Markets Revieeo: The Bank returns, so far as they are indicative of the commerce of the country, still point to a great heaviness in trade, though some partial improvement in this respect is deduced from the Clearing-house returns, which this week show a slight increase. be when and silver coin and bullion again show an increase, when compared with the returns of the preceding week ; and the reserve of notes shows a further augmentation, to be accounted for by the increase in the public and private deposits, and the de crease in the pr vats swim:ties. The recent decision of the House of Lords oonliiiiing Vice-Chancellor Moline' judgment in the °reread and Gurney case, though naturally unwelcome to the shareholders, will contribute in no small degree to phew: the law of limited liability on a better footin3. The House of Commons has already period the bill for the amendment of the Companies Act of 18ni, and it will shortly, it is to be hoped, receive the sanction of the other house. The opinion of a rumber of lending firms, who are about to lay their views be:ore the President of the Board of Trade, is to the effect that " the existing paralysis of commercial enterprise is in a great degree attributable to the circum stance of many millions of capital invested in joint stock securities being unnegotiabie through the absence of the powers which the new bill would supply ;" and the memorialists pray that the measure may be made to pass at once through the House of Lords, and not thrown over to the next easidon. Subjoined is a comparison of the pre sent position of the Bank, and the price of COOllOlll for the week ending August 17, 1887, with the corresponding periods of the two previous years : 1887. 1866. 1845 Bank Bullion £23.491.61.1 .. L 14,160.964 .. £14.180. 441 Renew of Nona None In aratlntlan 24,1111.270 .. 14,640.060 .. 21,1174.1111 Rate of Dinouant t par asal. .. 8 per cent. .. • par mil Consols for blaney Int .. .. UN MONDAY Mvximra. Consols, which closed on Saturday at opened this morning at 941 to 8, and closed at 94* to 1. For money the last price was 914 to A. The Three per Cents. Reduced and New Three per Cents. were quoted at 3 o'clock 941 to 1. The official business report is as follows :—Three pa. Cent. Consols, for money, 948, 1,4, 3 ; ditto, for account, 941, ; Three per Ceuta. Reduced, 94 New Three per Cents., 948, 3 ; Bank Stock, 2631, 2, 31 ; India Five per Cent. Stock,ll3l,l, ditto Five per Cent. " enfaced" rupee paper, 102 ; , 1 3, ; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cent., 1061, 71 ; ditto Bonds, 665., 705., 65e. prem. The Indian Five per Cent. Stock was dealt in at the quotations of Saturday. Exchequer Bills showed no alteration at 245. to 28e. prem. Foreign stocks were rather dull, and prices gave way in severe cues. Russian of 1862, 1864, and 1866 declined to 1 per cent. ; Turkish of 1862, 4 ; ditto of 1865, and Italian of 1861, and Sp-nith Passive and Certificates, 1. The Viceroy co* Egypt's loan, however, was 1 better. Colonial government securities were firm, but the only change was a rise of 1 to 1 per cent. in some of the New South Wales and New Zealand debentures. Atlantic Cable shares showed no variation. Anglo-American closed at 16/ to 171 ; Atlantic Telegraph 8 per Cont. Preference, at 31 to 1 ; and Telegraph Construction, at 21 to 2 die. MINES.-(THIS DAY.) ONE olthocis. The dealings in British mining securities conti nue upon a limited scale, and prices exhibit no variation of importance. Annexed are the quotations for the shares which have been principally dealt in, via: Wert Cb;verton, 66 to 68; North Crafty, 31 to 4 ; Northehiverton,4 to I ; Cbiverton Moor, sto I ; Great Vor, 14 to 17 ; Primo° of Wales, 21 tol ; North Treskerli, lg to; Chiverton, 7 to it ; Great Retallack, to 6 ;eal Seton, 106 to 110; West Seton I to 150 ; Tincroft, 12 to ii ; Emit Lovell, 61 to 71 ex d iv. ; and West Kitty, 12s. to 1.4 a. Fore;gn and colonial mm • ng shares are rather firm. St. John Del Rey show afresh rise of if., via. to 58 to 60. Don Pedro are quoted If to II prem. ; Anglo-Brazilian, 1-16 to 3-16 prem. ; Pestarena, par to prem. ; Chontales, to 1 prem.; Roma Grande, ; Anglo-Italian, to prem.; United Mexican, 11 to 2 ; and Port Phillip, I. 1-16 to 3-16. COMMERCIAL AND MARKET& LIVERPOOL COTTON AND CORN MARKETS. (THIS DAY.) (141* TILIORIPH.) Draw OCR owx ooassaicorporr.) Corms.—The market quiet. Sales probably about 8,000 bales. Cons.—Fair attendance at market. Wheat in fair request at ld. to 2d. per oental decline. Flour quiet and the turn lower. Beans lid. cheaper ; oats, ld. to 2d. per bushel ; and oatmeal, 6d. per load cheaper, with a slow demand. Indian corn in moderate request at .kin. to 36e. 3d. for mixed American. LEEDS CORN MARKET.—(TRIS DAY.) (IT va.roaana) (now oua owx ooaaaaroxrarr.) There Wm very little Modems paring at to-dq•a market. Prices of wheat about the mom as last Friday. Other articles unchanged. MINCING-LANK—(THIS DAY.) Suogn.—The market has opened quietly, and although price . , ere not lower at"' to effect sales of importance they would have to be submitted to. Refined—Dried goods in moderate request at the recent decline. Picas steady. Corral—A fair general business ham been transacted. including Native Ceylon, at 575. 6d. to Ws.; Singapore, 45a. T./A.—The public sales of China are progreasiog steadily. Privately the market remains quiet. Run.—A small parcel c.f Jamaica sold at a fall price. Swiss.-700 bap of Penal black pepper sold as 2 15-16 d. ; and 250 of Mikan ginger at 27.. Rum has become du of sale. FAUIT.—The first careo of pew Valencias has now nearly all been disposed of. Another is now due. SAtiforrar.--300 begs sold for cash at 18e. 9d., refrac tion COerog.—A fair business is doing, but at prices rather 'n buyers' favour. Hanr.—ltassisn firm ; St. Petenbarg clean, 391. to 391. 10e. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The market is steady et the annexed quotations : Town tallow, 445. 9d.; Petersburg Y.C. oa the spot, DOW 45e. 9d. ; ditto, old, 45e. ; August to September, 4:r. 6d. to 455. 9d. ; October to Deeember, 45e. 51. to Cis. 9d. ; December. 455. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Mr. Charles jamas Reston reports trade slow, at last darn peons, :—Prime clover, fi om 11.01. to Me.; inferior ditto, Me. to W 1..; prime old bay, 84e. to 90e.; inferior di;44,608. to 70a. ; prime new closer, 80e. to 90a.; inferior ditto, 60e. to 70e.; prime new hay, 751. ; inferior ditto, 50a. to GOa.; atraw, 40e. to 46e. LONDON WEAKLY DOCK E Lwooitd. 6..AUGC"T 17. Pr. Meek suaAs—W.l. Olds. &two 1,971 Do. bre. &b. Ai 2,193 Mauritius bogs Rut India 6,313 Sloss looldal Maiallo Havana bo bags xes' 1,460 M Forassouscovodocaski 314 Brazil pa. kiwi Beet Root .. ...... rooks 27 Do. OOP WO Oorno—W. 1.. poc togs 4ages 3 Do brls. & Woo asks 2,8:0 Do. —.brio a bogs 3,614 Wear packages 249 iier V. Iwo ....o ;tee 2,619 Bun a Cods Won 12,831 Foreign O s : 67.8 Foreign tags Rum .4.4 1,201 Do . bon.. Km lost Las —.tow — 125 1141172232 Bl 1.813 LIN 118 1,624 ;70 892 "MIS 4.- 11,011 A striking proof has just been given to that dis tinguished composer and oondacter, S'gnor Arditi, of the esteem wive., h.- is beld in Italy in .le shape of a deco ration forwarded told= bylLing V ictor Emmental. Siena, At.liti lea crowed tom ni- y the cross and ina..,nila of the honourable Onler of Kan M: uritio and San Lazzerz. It is announced that erorta are being made under experienced management to establish a new line of ateatrerabe.:ween the slat and Dow' of lingland. It is pmposel, and the neptiations to tarry out the proposal have made comodentble prozresa, to keep one or mor , fact steamers constantly running between Plymouth, Fal mouth, Penzance, and Liverpool, thus forteru“ and deve loping the increasing trade is that direction. LOPEZ AND HIS REWARD.—• is reported that Juarez has refused to authorise the payment of the .1,000 einem of gel.' In tn1"..7 for his treachery in hatravins Queretaro. The Mexican dictator declared, "Ws must neveer encourage Unitors." "oat 14.457 6 021,061 'iel:iii 13,991 ii,iii - 1,603 5.464 15. p. iti,i4 Tiii ~.__ !IPii Mm ios 1.733 ;418 3.208 6,166 2.247 b 76 392 WO 248 60 249 44,313 12,111 1165,11161 151,019 989 099,708 !9,910 ~,;~. 1,872 4,400 1,171 13,921 52,701 - 857 38,751 48,157 14,8111 11.7711 1.761. sk;s f 1