The Express. — London, England, 1864-09-02 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Before Mr. Commissioner Holzoyd.) la the cue of this bankrupt, heard before the above harped OXlMilliiollor retarder, his Honour now held he 1,1 tio power to release from custody any debtor under • dee,l of arrangement. The debtor must be a bankrupt, the p roper omen would be to appl► to the superior court at ~e,aion leer out of which the process issued, or to • judge ,haubers. HE ELLIS. The bankrupt was described as of Francis-street, Mewing tou, amen, and now a prisoner in Honemonger.lanallard. li,.,,pplied for his release from custody. Mr. T. IVavell, of the Universal Mercantile Association, Chapaide, watched the case for several crediton. A previous application for release bad been refused until the assigueet had been appointed, and they had an oppor tute:c of inquiring into the bankrupt's affairs, and the cir curn,iances under which an alleged improper disposal of pro perty bad taken place. Mi. Dearly. the bankrupt's counsel, now renewed the air nu the ground that Mr. Aldridge had been ap pointed solicitor in the cue, se no assignee was chosen, and there was ample time for 'equity. Ir. Swan, an attorney, a creditor for costs, still opposed, and complained that the bankrupt had settled as action for IV. without his knowledge. He wished for an .uvount of the way that money was disposed of, and also tl.e property. Mr. Denny submitted that the own laid upon the detain ing creditor to make due inquiriea. Hit itonour thought not. He should direct an ad 'ourn meet tor the bankrupt to render the accounts Mr. Denny hoped that it would be to an early day. The hinkruot hal already been in prison nine weeks. His Honour panted an adjournment until the 12th of this math. Mr. S. T. Cooper is the accountant in the mama THE P()LIOE OOURTB, (THIS DAY.) BOW-STREAT. LIFE IN THE DIALS. .t ~ m artly-dirossred young girl, named Emma Jones, who nil she was an unfortunate, was charged with stealing tome sheets and blankets, and several articles of wearing 4 ',wet from her lodgings. The prosecutor, au old Jew named Davie, said be rented some rooms in the Seven Dials, and had let one of them the prisoner. He thought the girl was a respectable ram woman, but she left the apartments th e o th er d a y, and the articles in question were missing. The prisoner—The house is let out to prostitutes. Prosecutor—l am only a tenant, and Ido not know who :be other persons in the house may be. The landlord late L. rooms as he thinks proper. That is nothing to me. Mr. Vaughan—The question is did you know the prisoner to he a proatitute You cannot recover rent from inch penons. Prosecutor—l believed her to be a respectable young wound. Prisoner—l told him what I was, and be knew it, and he ased to come to my room. If I took away the blankets why e.id he not charge me with it when he came to my room, sad to my bed, as he often did? Prosecutor—l noticed the blankets were missing, and asked her about them, she said she had sent them to the wash. - Vaughan—You my yon believed her to be • respect able woman, and yet you went to her room' Pa.:icier—Yee, your worship, and he sent his own daugh ter downstairs for • tablecloth to bang up at the window, to prevent any one seeing through. Prosecutor—Ob, what a wicked woman, to say such things of a man at my time of life. The prosecutor's daughter. a young girl of 17, said the prisoner prorated to make her a present of a parasol, but the never did, and when she (witness) went upsteirs to dress roe day, she found that the primmer bad gone off with her best bat and bonnet. Witness's mother saw her afterward' in Holborn, end gave her into custody. Mr. Vaughan—l mast have your mother ban. Remanded for • week. MARLBOROUGH-STREET. TOt ATTEMPTED MCBI3II/ OF • RIM 11110130 H JELLOIIIII. Julia William, of Brewer-street, Golden-equare, saddler, charged with stabbing his wife, Annie Williams, in the throat, with intent to murder her, was again brought before Mr. Knox. Mr - . Edward Lewis of Great Marlborough - street, ap peared for the prisoner. The reduce taken on the last occssion showed that • mutable (William Conquest, C divison), saw the prisoner go op to his wife in Leicester-square, near the Alhambra, and place his bands on her throat. The wife then ma away into the Sablonotere Hotel, followed by the primer e and on the °mutable going into the hotel to see the cause he found that the wife was stabbed in the neck. The prisoner was then taken into custody, and subsequently the parts of an instrument were picked up near the spot. On the prisoner being placed at the bar to-day, Mr. John Skegg. It.H.C.S., 2, St. Martin's-place, said-- About half-put lo on the night of the 25th ttlt. I was called to the Sabloaniere Hotel. Prosecutrix bodes incised wound on the neck, was ve faint, and appeared to have lost • good deal of bloo d. The wound was on the left side of the neck, and it was about half an Mel in length. Mrs. Annie Williams, the prosecntriz, geld—Bofors I kiss the book I wish to state that I will not press the charge. lam ea much to blame as my husband. Mr. Xnoz—Yon must be sworn. _ Mn. Williams was then sworn, and said—On the night of the Mb ult. I was walking with a gentleman in Leicester-square, about half-past 10 o'clock in the even log. My husband came up and spoke to me, and I told him to go away. My husband asked me to go and t h e with him and be comfortable, u we had always been. I told him I would not. He then mid that rather than see me with another man be wonldeee me dead. He then put his hand to my seek, and I put up my hand and caught the instru ment in my hand and found that IWY stabbed. When I caught hold of the instrument it wee broken in two. I then ran into the &blowsier* Hotel and into the wife,- room, and I then told them to send for the nearest medical man, and they did so, az • medical gentleman Weeded— Mr. Sheep. By Mr. Lewis—Recently there has been a meet between me and my husband. I hate the cane of it, and he has complained of my mode of life. Shortly before this occurrence he left the house where we bad been residing. We were not lisiog tmether at the time of this occurrence, having been eeparatd for about six weeks—but I have sees him. On the night of the 25th he was the worse for drink, and his been so frequently sine he left me. Helms begged of me to come and live with Lim again. Mr. Cuteliffe, supposed to be tor father, • surgeon, has attended me since, end I am now quite well. The evidence was read over by Mr. Nokes, the chief clerk. Mr. lino:—Wu the prisener drunk or not at the time? exc lmpactor Wilsoo—He WM not drunk, I believe, but way ited. Mr. Thomas Wright, of Ranelagh-street, celled by Yr. iworis, said-1 saw the prisoner near 11 o'olock ow the night of the 2511 Angust. I am the adder at the Alhambra Nye, and noticed the prisoner walking up and down and Ongering as if be wan intoxicated. I certainly believe he intoxicated. h: Prisoner was then committed for triaL Mr. Lewis—l have to apply that the prisoner may be admitted to bail. Mr. Knex-1 mutt refuse to take bail. Sir. Lewis—l can produce evidence that be has always horse so irreproachable character. Mr. Knox—l came* take bail. I believe the prisoner Itended to take his wife's life. Mr. Lewis—l will apply to • judge at chambers. 31r. Knox—That mouse is open to you. THAMES. nirvana OF FORTUNIL—PAINFOL CAS lrd , •ant Ginfiell, • labourer in the service of the London reed Victoria Dock Company, was brought before Mr. Paget, anted with stash's( 43 cigars, valued at 145., and stated to ie the best in England. The prisoner, who was mock affected, was formerly a gen tleman of fortune and in four years squandered • fortune of :;: o 'sil. After several vicissitudes he became • day . 63 u!sr. His family at home are in some distress, and hi. wife was confined with her last child four days ago. He sow si.peared in the felon's dock one most samosas charp. Mr. Thos. Pegram, gatekeeper of the up town warehouse of the Inodon and Victoria Dock Company, Minorite, said the had been employed there two years. Yesterday Mumma he searched the premier and rubbed him down in tht usual manner, and found upon him 43 cigars. A portion of hem were concealed in his bosom, nod the remainder of hen. it k.is stockinp, fastened round his legs with red tape. lie said to the primmer, " How came you to be so foolish as this!" an d be said, "There is illness at home." The trlioner had hitherto borne a most excellent character. The prisoner faintly said he was guilty. Addinstoe, inspector of gatekeepers, here said that be was directed by his superintendent to say be had known Al years, and that he had borne an irreproaeh -4,, •r..cter. 'lr l".zet— That tells both ways. The prisoner has rooh. , i his employers in a very ingenious manner. It is ttr.... ni.itter. I sentence the prisoner to be imPri• .r two months and to be kept to hard labour. W A NDSWORTH. STEALING BY REFORMATORY GIRL. Three youoggiri;,;;}67l - 14;;;;;71;s;;;;/, Louisa Hill, $.4 Hitthf , son inmates' of a reformatory is the unliarorthynad, were ; placed in the dock before/Ir. Day °'"! charged with being c o ncerned in stealing marry -Pat the governors. Mr. 11 'bougall, one of the county magistrate, sad Mr. (1 " 1°. • the g0...1'00r of Wandsworth HOOO6 of COTTootiOer attended to watch the ease. Maoi Mary Cousins, the governess of the reformatory, said th 4 t on iturrhy eve'oing she missed from a drawer is her l*dr." re.. ta. sal., which was safe before she went out is the afterr.o.. n . wo n .. info rme d the matron of her lam M,. •lamot Patrick M'Dougall said be was one of the. cuon.:ttee of the reformatory, wed also a country magistrate THE KXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 2, 1864. The cage wee reported to him, and in the course of the is• yawl/Atka the prisoners admitted Healing the mosey. Thurool sad Matthews's mid they west into the room sad took 30., and Hill mid she west up efterwarda and took la. The prisoners did sot deny the sharp, and mid they h ope d that the gentlemen would not !add any more time to that which they had to serve. Mr. Dayman inquired how the girls h►d conducted them mlyee. Yiss Cousins said sometimes well and at other times badly. Yr. Hayman supposed like other girls. He told the pri soners that he must punish them in the same way as other persons who had been guilty of stealing. It was a great pity that they should indulge in snob disgraceful practices when in a reformatory. He committed them each for two months with hard labour. SHARE LISTS.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'OLoow. The railway market is heavy to-day, and most of the principal stocks have declined. South Eastern stock continues prominently flat, and has experienced a further fall of I per cent. Caledonian has also receded 1, Great Northern, London and South Western, and Midland *, and London and North Western, Lancashire and York shire, and Great Eastern 1. London and North Western stock is now quoted 1111 to 1121, ex div. ; Great Western, 681 to ; Midland, 1301 to 1311 ex div. ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 115/ to 1 ; South Eastern, 831 to 84, ex div ; Metropolitan, 107* to 108, ex div. ; London and South Western, 95 to 96, ex div. ; Great Eastern, 461 to l ; Caledonian, 124 to 125 ; and Great Northern, 129 to 131, ex div. Dutch-Rhenish shares are firm, and exhibit an upward tendency. Other foreign, as well as Indian and Canadian lines, are inactive. ORDINARY MARRS ASO STOOK& Pd. I ILinarAys. I 7 41 1 2 1.4 081 1 Bala to-47 to 1 p.va. _ _ . llizra.,WoLa Roar 'Tal -1 myth sad Tram Boston,illssird,& Bristol sad SAMOS.. Oalsacalsa Oornwslt Omsk sad filmdom BA ibi ici 1144 In l e I I Do. • I A. no dlr. truth e Do. B p. e.lepeld to B. Dublin and Belfast June Dtundee,Pest&g.Abd.ln !Edinburgh and Glasgow Glasgow , and &Western 'Groot Lateen Ord. Bt. Do. A Stock.. U U II 11 80 01 111 118 44 47i 7 Te Do.ZAn&.Mt,No Aran{ North of Sooillead Great Northers Do.A rec. so die. us . c.lspolt B t. South West. (DC l A A Weston Do.Nioar VaLOusikk Do. South Wales: 120 to xd 144 143 e sd Itl 100 Id 90 Mt I Do. NT. N Do. Do. Hereford lannahlre & Yottahlre Landon and Blaokwill e n." .... 1&=13. ,6 0an5t London & North Wain. Loadon&SouthWanern lEan.,Shet.,& Lirboolash Marmot and Cant& iie ii 47 49 38 441 100 103 1114 1166 66 013 102 103 10 61 1116 113 zd 966 961 zd 06 06 ltrAvagotitaa M 108 zdtni Mem! Do. New Do Bans. & Derby 111 d. GL Ire. (In) I Do. ! b ane led Kook I Mid llog i agy Meth North Do. IdinParth,Dund. I N. Esidons—Berwlek Do. G. N. IL Pure.— . Do. Levis Do. York Ds Wilda Do. Btock.hDarilag Do. do. 388648. Do. do. 186081 Nato London Do. New ...... North Ittoffordahlro nu issi id! 101 103 id I ki 36 i 26 16 106 107 Jam — Scottish Centre! Soottish N. B. Aber Mt lkoltialt Midland Bhrementry t Weichpl . Shropahlr• Union South Devon Booth !astern B. Yorke& et River DIM ,Sialites.Wokinghraoto r'air Vale Do. B Do 0 ;Molar ;lop Do. Do. VOs of Neigh Vkwiia atm & Waketard &Dummy. Weill Cornwall _ _ W.limitel. Hut. R RL BRITUtt I Ranarkre. 100 all N. 'lOO 10 10 201 10 . all 100 100 ilasatiot LW Lawrence DoD e1a...6gt0 'Mares Bodolo rk Lake Huron - I)o. — Pr7dereD;o Bad., Drank& °Weskit d p. o. Bds. Aug. 1,1172 Do. do. Jul, I. 11173 Do. do. Joao I, LOS cul& &Zagora 6p.0. Caps T. & Dor-kap. g. Dossorars.Tp.e.por.prof Zan. Essgsl go. 6 do.. 'East bided go. f do.. 64 66 96 Pk 116 $7 9 10 pm 1111 1111 71 ei 76 11 pm xd 10/ 76 11 sd 126 120 17 69 Ni t tat icil .1 i t 1 idl 180 166 i -- ii pall 2 $ pee 34 36 MN& II Clodng prices. 64 40 101 101 i clis 1 Po 76 1 4 71 90 71 10 71 110 96 100 90 96 144 11 ifli 119 14 4I all 6T. 119 Ii `as i sil la al 5 Isll 1 zd 106 1 1 -6 1 64 n 4 Sixd 101 i Q. prim. I US id , 66 4% 1 1 79 76 1 76, }Om 71 76 by 11 pm r ts 10 128 1 d4 tar Si lilts IS 41 Si - Si:ils Si Silas 2 3 pn, iSis ifis MI 42 1114 41 16 40 pm! 64 de Z 7- 37 1111 121 127 544 z 4 -. 151 tot 33i 3 li 5, 17 #6l Si COLONIAL No. I 2,iii,lice':: I WWI. .... .. IN.owl . 160,009 — . l 1:00,000 100,000 .. 1.4600 . MOM ...I 1116,000 .. 250,000 .. 76,000 No. 18h. No. 1 110,001:1 47,0001 1110111171111. IldllakColm.6mit,lll7ooll De. do. 11031 100 Da. Gov. Op.a.. 1117746. 106 Do.liparef lob.W.Aaw. 160 Do.. parat.llaza Dail pea atlan.&,/ 100 Do. 6 pae el. Da; 106 Caaaal Do. ga r "" 168V10 6 : Do. do. 1810.1 100 , Do. do. 101'100 I oei m loa,Nov. DPW. s p. 01.1100 1874 do . 160 Illaneitlas 6par at, 114100 Do. 1878 100 Do. MEd 100 Neal Gov. 6 pwr cent... 100 I Wow Braga. Gm 6 pat 1100 IClLWaiss Or. 5 p. 0.111116.1011 I Do. 6p. e. 1871 to 1916 100 Do.B p. a. Ma to Mt 106 New Zealand 6 par east. ,100 Nova Scotia(' p. 0.. 1676'100 Queensland Gov.' p. et. 1160 9. Aust. Ge•. 6 p. e.Basets'loll Vle.Gov.oo.o.Jaattaly• 180 Do. do. 6 p.e.Apefi&DO. 100 i BEITI6II 111.141 I Pd. 96 96 96 96 le 101 64 86 $9 06 104 106 107 10 100 111 1n 109 lft 106 109 111 101 104 195 106 104 108 lft 107 97 100 V 90 N 96 96 96 N Caratrrlan Con. Gold, 1 I ICitivortait Clifford Arad. Dec (ravidk )1 IDeakswalls East %ant (11 Zest Caradoa j But Can line e - s t a - m - ; ititg IL W. &well (Tavidar..) l Grumbler d Bt. Anbye 'Grad Limy (IAs.AN) iGroaS Booth Tolgoa ,Q. W. Vor (lielotoa) Harod's Foot Ithootton Downs fl7ny Wont) '11•Ao Va I N a windi /row Oro 'Mngles Now Mon North Downs North itookoor N. WE. Beereta4tea) ara N Wheal Praege r United 'Providence (U. LINN ;8. Carrion (Bt.Clar L. 111. W. Frances (Ulopa, Stray Put Tin Pratt Wert Boatel (Massa) W. Caradon (Lake r 4( I Wad Murton I 10.000! s.otoi 554.74K4,1 - 12.k01 "6 1 40,000 *SAO 20,000 i 20,000' 40,000: 40,0001 90,000, 17,500; 60,000.1 ff.iii , l 1%090 100,9211 108,89 X. 10,000 879,,11751. .??%3°91 i1j:661 _62001 70,000 10,000 116,000 - ii:*l ili,iii 100,000 100,000 110000 300,000 60,00, 1000000 00,000 10.000 10,000 110000 11,000 ii.§§ii 20.000 1 1T11,!.."1, ii;iiii 'owl_•___ 60,0001 00,0001 10.0001 uooo' 0001 40,0001 04600 00,000{ I Wh. Sweet (11 ,, toza u t i . 6. 1 W Buller ( • Wheal Ledoots W.lLaryAno(blanamee ) Wheel Seton IWIt. ?fele...nay (Usk ) Wheal Val= SO 101 100 103 106 106 109 110 I Li. 14401 d &&0 1 11.11 a. 1.7.0 2 Wa 40 7.140 SL 11r. USW LLfts lit 3 L 10.6 $lO 7.1.6 10 6.7 It 11.169 00.17.6 10. 0i c owl 1 WM 20.000 1 187,17a1 40.000 10,000 , 00,000 *OOO iiiial leo cam 60.0001 60,0001 46.000 10,000 iciaiol .:...... 24,12001 8,600/ 000,0001 j 20.000; 10.000, !7,?.?!; I ■OOM. 00XPANUIL IV.ii"lfaa MP'S .. ▪ S i SO 112 US we 85 418 If 111 1128 • 61 7i 8 • bi 5 16 16 2 i 21 27 IS n SS 607, q 4 0 6 # NO" Ti ii_ 1* 1 261 Li} si 4 40 81 {Bl 600 6W 421 01 28 30 18 19 -a i 4 I" 56 :271 et 96 le . 20 le i 14 14 Ss 212 If 21 1, 2 ... 101} AminAua Ur A4,1• 7 1F. BectinWaterworks Bombay Oaa ( &Mr Amoroso laid L BAUM [ “l e a Tr (4) Maar esomllooLorlat iiv;4) CoyksCompony .Clty of Lon.loalProy.fL City Oakes ((dm.) . Cam. Matrierltor.iL ) ICommercialUalorlia Coorlidard DM.. MI Continental Co.Goo(L. 'ContractCorporatto ex( 100 9 31 . 1 : 12 1..Pr0L 7 iim Credit Food*? a. Weft I OWL 1?.00u~ 180001 4.2601 2115;?1 IDo. of Mauritius (L.)! Cosilit Mob&nor Do. Preference Do. I Kr .Dag' Dian .= oci: L Indian Financial L) L India Inignlon. Oonsat rra.g. Eee l i g ig t i trUlagroplt Bag. and gun Eng d3cottish Financial Corporation Financial Discount (L) I Fore-at. Wareham (L. Gallivan (United). o.Cradat Flan Les.(L Ole. Steam Navigation Hound Zloloulal An(L) fludeon 'atedianY Bay ar.Cd L An. (L) Carrying (Lln i t i latanialltnan.Bee. (1. Internat. Land ere& Italian In* (Can Ow.) Do. p. c. B.ls. r. 1170 JaintitteckDtsonant(L) Land Securities (Um.) Lead. African Trans, Load.andealedon-Ilf Land. District Tang. ) 1 / 3 04. MAIL Ann ) Do. Ition Lend. G. Omnibus C.(L) , Lend., Italian. &o.ffin. Lend. Yr. Discount (L) Lend.Provinalalliartna Madras Int.. t Card Do. Marine Investmee Mauritius landote.l. Media Viten. Tel Iron Weeks Natal land d Cal C. a ) Name& DM. Clem. a ) National llamadal National Mess Mar. NerbuddaOsel t L Do. New N.Zealand T.tLesa(L Nikita utralaidaa(L) N.Brit. wideness. Ist (L NovaBcottao.aadl. *L) Do. do. ! Ocean Marina Loma 011 sand Cootrear*iia lOrient.l Financial (L ) Oriental Oes (Limited) 1 .0 1: 0 New Orient. Inland Steam(L) & nthlamilavesa Ottoman Financial (L) ( Ottoman' Oes ((Limited PansatalL ateim(l. ) I Do. do. iNelliv.LandtMla(L) ;Peninsular & O. OlMaj 10.000 1X000& woo !sow i~~l i4liel 10.0001. 19 19,11 !I U r • -_-_ 60 GS ! iOa par 73 73 1 Ws WEI -- 3 4 pa, h os stri:' 1 It 1 ffla cr t le • 7 7 U log 112 102 112 12 se 2 1 1 A 1 1 PSI - ii Id! 1 pen, 41‘411 • dial t. Rpm, tks I llpes 1:1 12 w. ; 4 4:11:41 II 5 4111 13 9.5 :: 21 P 9 idts ' I 2 PP 1 9 Wpm 9 2 19 2 91 3 3 II 1 dial Id!. _ tar! l lipi 576) — i i Pm Par l i tio rig tor s par 91 9* DT:C. *Ty -- -- Quebrada L, L, IL(L 1 abrimm Iron Pas Paa. Pas M} }l 17 1 II 1 pm ill Mega 11 1914 por 1 Olt • 7 79 51 Is 110 p. I lids 1$ 90 xd II 9 sdj tie Si I iSk eOl9l !au Rlo J. City Improv. (16) Ditto ditto . Royal Idstllttaant Scot. Anstra.lnvost. Smith, Knight. &C. 4. Rom Pituut.d . Egypt a( ) 8. Atrium M. It Da (I.` I South Artralian Lad Submarine Ts rel.oooatroe =ff. fbannoutliarsoy la. (L.) TrtudetAgaseysLioa L. r. L Co. of U. Canada trnitodC. Wag. Co. (1 Ultima Marina Ina (I Oppar Loam Tosltiza Ditto Yon Diarain't Lad... Warrant Masao' (Lim. Wastladlah Paddle 8 L. 120_ 130 Teus-jarsl 1 *Ki 1e IS al - 1454 100, 12,5 000 00 10,000 10,000 00,000 25,040 25,000 10,000 20,000 NAN nil Ilini 16 1 1 814 4 1 - I •; s ea zd' I ale f 4f 1 I pa Par Oar , 2 l f 1 pal pa la it 26 i la 164 Si i - 11 ii Ws ipso 63 6 St him —• PREFERENCE SHARES. North Eutern 44 per nest. redeem.. 100. FOREIGN RAILWAY& Botch Rbeeialt, IN. Great klietabourg, IN. Sambre and Mettie,N. MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLocx. The stock markets remain dull, with a prepon derance of sales, and the variations in prices are again unfavourable. Console continue to exhibit chief depression, and have experienced a further fall of per cent. Most of the leading lines are also lower, as well as some foreign securities. There is a fair demand for money to-day, and the rate for choice three months' bills is maintained at 71 per cent. The charge for short loans on Eng lish government securities in the Stock Exchange is 6 to 7 per cent., with a good inquiry. At Paris to-day, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Routes opened at 68fr. 75c., being fully 1 per cent. lower than yesterday. Console are now quoted 881 to both for money and the 7accouut (Sept. 8). The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 881, 1, ; ditto, for account, 881, 1, ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 861, 1,1, ex div. ; New Three per Cents., 861, 1,1, 1, ex div. ; India Stock, 212 ; ditto Five per Cent, stock, 1041, 1031, 104 ; Exchequer Bills, March, 20e., 10s. die. ; ditto, June, 275. dia. Foreign stocks are dull, with few transactions. Confederate Bonds have declined I per cent., and Consolides, Greek, and Mexican 1. Russian of 1862 are inquired for. Subjoined are some of the present quotations :—Turkish, 1858, 69 to } ; ditto, 1862, 70 to } ; Conaolid6s, 50} to ; Greek, 24 to } ; Spanish Passive, 311 to / ;ditto Certificates, 14 to } ;Confederate, 74 to 75, ex all ; and Mexican, 28} to 1. Transactions are recorded as follows Buenos Apes, for account, 92} ; Greek, for account, 241, 1 ; Mexican, for account, 28/ ; ditto, 1864, 26} ; Russian, 1859, 55 ; ditto, 1862, 871, 881 ; Spanish Passive, for account, 31/, ; ditto Certificates, for account, 14}, }, 14, } ; Turkish, 1862, for account, 70}, 1. International Financial shares are now quoted 4} to } prem. ; General Credit, 2} to / prem. ; London Financial, 9 to 1 prem. ; Imperial Mer cantile, 3} to } prem. ; Hudson's Bay, 16} to I ; Anglo-Fgyptian Bank, 2} to f prem. ; Imperial Mexican Railway, } to f prem. ; and Ottoman Soci4t4 Gdndrale, 11 to 2 prem. The Norfolk has arrived from Port Phillip, with 31,0001. in gold. Form o'Crocx. Consols receded soon after 2 o'clock to 881 to both for money and the account, but they have since rallied to 881 to the price current in the earlier part of the day. 44,0001. in gold has been taken to the Bank. The second half-yearly drawing for the redemp tion of the Confederate Cotton Loan at par took place yesterday, and the numbers are published of 174 bonds, representing 66,5001., which have been drawn, this amount being one-fortieth of 2,659,2001., the amount of the loan at this date unredeemed by cotton. The amount of gold sent into the Bank yester day was 5,0001. The steamer Seine will take to-day 3,000/. in gold and 8,400/. in silver for the West Indies. The bar silver by the Mexican packet was sold yes terday for the East at se. lid. per ounoe, showing a rise of jd., compared with the price obtained for the previous arrivaL In the interim, however, transactions have occurred at the present quotation. The large amount of Mexican dollars by the Shan non have yet to be deposed of. A meeting of the creditors of Messrs. Woodward and Podmore, wholesale sugar dealers, who recently failed, was held yesterday, when a balance-sheet was presented by Messrs. Kemp, Ford, and Co., the accountants, allowing liabilities to the amount of 32,973 L, and assets 16,202 L net. It was resolved that the estate shall be wound up under inspec tion, the inspectors to have the power to call upon Messrs. Woodward and Podmore to execute an assignment or make a declaration of insolvency. The prospectus has been issued of the Chilian Mining and Trading Company, with a capital of 340,0001. in shares of 20/. each. The undertaking is formed for the purpose of purchasing and working two copper mines in Chili, called the Deacubridora and San Pedro, and of acquiring certain valuable freehold premises, plant, and stores, together with an existing trade, at the ports of Chanaral and Pau d'Aaucar. The price of the properties is 295,000 L, of which the vendors will take amongst themselves and their friends one-fourth in shares. No promotion money is to be paid. An extraordinary general meeting of the Egyptian Commercial and Trading Company is appointed for the 30th instant, to receive the report and accounts from the 30th April to the 30th June, and to de clare a dividend. The numbers are published of 169 shares of the Riga-Dunaburg Railway drawn for repayment, at the third drawing at Riga, on the 10th (22nd) August last. A general meeting of the Corsican and Mediter ranean Gas Company is called for the 10th inst. The Midland Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 3,911/.• ' the Lancashire and Yorkshire, an increase of 6,2111. ; the Great Western, an increase of 4,2041. ; the Great Eastern, an increase of 1,2271. ; the Great Northern, an in crease of 2,0761. ; the London and South Western, an increase of 1,7291. ; the North Eastern, au in crease of 6,696/.; and the Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, an incroue of 24661. The letters of allotment to applicants for shares in the Natal Investment Company were posted last evening. Subjoined is Meson. Culverwell, Brooks, and Co.'s report of yesterday's Jude sales: At theilftesetti series el hid. sales for the year then wu oily a moderate demand for But India kips, but salted bides were in good request. East lodia.—Ox and Cow.— Calcutta of good to porn* quality were in limited demand, and were chiefly bought in, but common to fair deuriptiour were in steady request, sad realised fall prier. The home trade wore but quiet buyers, and the exporters operated only to a limited extent. The analysis of the sales is 102,364 Calcutta new parcels, 20,766 brought forward from forma sake, in all 123,130 hides, of which 78,000 were sold. East I adjs.— Buffalo brought full prism. Leather.—Past India WY in fair demand. Australian void well. Salted tildes.— Australian were in good request, particularly for light bides, which sold at occasional &deuce of id. ; heavy hides still re main rather dull of sale. Dry and Dryealted Hides. - South American won dull of sale. Persian sold at fair prices for the quality. Mogadore were mostly bought in. German only part sold. Hone Hides. —South American brought fair prices. German were all sold. Persian all sold. Bark.-111knoss was is fair request at rather lower priors. Myrebolanes brought extreme prices. BANK OF ENGLAND.— An Ammo. pennant to the Act 7th sad SU% Vie , e. 32, for the week endleg on Wednesday, August 11, leek Three per Ceuta., 88i , 88 ; New Five per Cents., 105 ; Bank Stock, 244 ; India Stock, 212 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 1031, 104, 1031 ; ditto Fos per Ceuta., 98f ; ditto Bonds, 255. dia. India Ave per Cents. and Exchequer Bills »- main quiet, the former at 103 f to 104, and the latter at 255. to 15s. discount. The principal transactions in foreign stocks have been in Spanish Passive and Certificates, both at which have risen I per cent., chiefly on the ex pected resignation of Senor Salaverria. The Con federate Loan, Mexican Bonds of 1864, Greek Five per Cents. and Coupons, Moorish Five per Cents.. and one or two other descriptions have also ad vanced. There has been no material change in the shares of the financial companies, bat the general tone has been rather firmer. International left off at 4g to prem. ; General Credit, 2 1 prem.: London Financial, 91 to 3 prem. ; and Imperial Mercantile Credit, 31 to prem. The transactions in joint-stock bank shares were rather limited, and the principal changes were a re duction in Alliance, City, and Standard of South Africa, and an improvement in Bank of British Columbia and Oriental Bank. MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLoow. In the mining market to-day the dealings ars again largest in East Grenville shares, which opened finally at 8, but have since receded to 74 to I, being, however, the same as yesterday. Wheal Grenville are quoted ri to ; Wheal Seton, 2074 to 2124 ; Hallenbaigle, 34 to 3 ; and Great For, 274 to 284. East Lovell shares are officially marked 84. Very few transactions have taken place in foreign and colonial mining shares, and prices are un changed. The shares of the Chilian Mining and Trading Company are quoted to prem. The report of the directors of the Santa Barbara Gold Mining Company, just issued, states as follows: Captain Bryant's and the mine captain's report give full partied's, of the working and present condition of the mine, and the directors are glad to see that their anticipa tion, expressed to the eharebolders at their last meeting, as to the increasing productiveness of the mine, lh,th as to the quantity and quality of the stone, has been fully borne out. They would call the attention of the shareholders to the steady progressive increase in the produce of gold, as shown in the mouthy table given by Captain Bryant. The directors have every resew) to expect that the increase in the pro. daction of gold will be continuous, and until the mine is brought to a dividend state, their efforts will be directed to diminish as much as possible the expenditure, so far sa thin may be consistent with the true interests of the share holders. COMMERCIAL AND MARSE7'S. NARK-LANE-(THIS DAY.) Fresh up, to-day, the arrivaliof English wheat wen .e w moderate, and the show of samples conseq limited. For most kinas the demand was far from active; but, compared with bfouday, no change took place in the quotations. The supply Ina in excellent condition. We were well supplied with foreign wheat. Wasted qualities mend of slowly, but at full prima Otherwise, the trade was la a depressed state, aid the currencies were shame nominal. Floating cargoes of grain changed heads slowly. Prices. however, were supported. Pine barley commended full quotations. Other kinds were dull, but not cheaper. Malt ruled heavy on former terms. The oat trade was less active ; Levertheless the late ad vance in prices was supported. Very few team were on show, and the ioquiry for Qum was steady at full quotation. Peas chanced hands steadily at late rates. • Both Binh& and foreign doer was in moderato request. at Moaday's prices. The seed market was steady. Cakes oommauded full quotations. WOAT._ VIALitIIT PRICK& istraft. Pee Qr. 11. I gisw.Kmai.W — Tfies M w .„ . „ .05566 41 to 64 „ De. whito,lBl3l 68 to 47 1664 is to 47 Norfea and rLaAn red. 1883..... Pee I. OM I. Beach. teed to W Scotch potato Irish. whits ...... Ile II „ blest ::- -~- BALLET. Mososta Tisk $T to Barrow Mewl 6l to ta Malting la 0 it Grinding fib Nam KILL?. and Suffolk Ncefolli, ringlike sad Wars 0 to 0 Drown HTt Itow Grey .. it to W NZ; 27 to al 80 to 42 nava. Town nude. pm WO lbs. Household Nee W ill ssa ntry laillah. teed 2O to 221 Norfolk and aniolk. . potato 24 to 28 •11212 27 to flb 'omen. Pse Qr. Targli. WALT. 0. S. OLU. S. s. Duthie add Longs Danish and Yes 17 to U Dern MP to 62 Itosslaa lostock & Heckles BUM ________ a= 39 to 43 D 3O to 41 Umiak bard " nrr t :d wLM Ottodlag Si to 27 Distilling MOW( 0611. 33 to $1 _ . Danish - ss Mss zsspiss ss MPzhs. -- 112 to MI Balton 3B a p umux oosz. Widie SO Is • Y. ow Ditsb, Wow - l2 00 U Gad A.IIIITAIA 07 GRAM ta. CARRUCIG, TROY AUGUST Trate!), per MI le SI Spanish, „ Sas Asarbass, per brL .. 62 19 Po 26 Oanadian. „ • • 1 2 Se IS INTO LONDON, BY WAIT& 27 TO SEPT. 1, lINCLI7I2IVIL 1110001.. Banff. Malt Offita I Boar. qrs. qrs. qrs. qrs. *IL sheik Mbelk sal lipsical LW so 1080 ON MOO .. forgo' , 118.0 .. .. - - Toga 11340 0020 1010 MOO hua• LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE (ay ascriuc 113.301112 H.) WEYMOUTH MEETING.—(THIS DAY.) COUNTY PLATE. No rioe. NURSERY HANDICAP. Endaloigh Latitude 8 no. HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES. Three gamiem of a rails. Pelios, Wee Agee, Sister Mary, Mame f, Fills do Mogi. meat, Rosette, Spasms c, and Demons are here. A BRAVE WOMAN. TO TEI 101101 OP THE =PREM. SlH,—Your paragraph headed a " brave woman,' , in Monday's edition of the Express in correct in every par ticular, a alight mistake occurs only in the name, which perhaps you will kindly alter. Instead of " Sally Chiggios," the name is "Se ly Stnggens." But for this brave act, the child would h►ve perished. I think it only right that the person to whom praise and reward are certainly due should be put before the public. Apologising for trespsasieg on your space, I am, At., AN IN lIABITANT OF TEIONMOUTII. Exeter-road, Teigumouth, South Devon, Sept. 1. A letter from Vienna, dated Monday last, says :—" At 7 o'clock this morning the thermometer before my window stood at 50, and the commit, of the mountains in the neighbourhood of Salzburg and Ischl are already covered with mow. It may be observed that this summer has been the wettest and coldest that has been known in Austria eiuoe the year 1829.* The Nerd announces that the bill at the hotel at Gantein, where the Mug of Prussia remained for three weeks, anionoted to 22,000 florid (55,00010 His Majesty's suite was composed of 20 gentlemen and a, mazy servants. The Emperor of Russia paid for a residence of about the Name length of time at Rissingen 75,000 florins (187,000[0, but then his suite and attendants were nearly three timid numerous. Ba-ww or BRITISH COLUMBIA.—(THIS DAY.)—An extraordinary meeting of the shueboldin was held at 1 o'clock at the London Tavern, Mr. Kay in the chair, for the purpose of considering and confirming the resolutions pawed at a meeting on the 17th instant, authorising the directors to accept a nipplemental charter. On the motion of the chairman the resolutions were confirmed, and the meeting then separated. . . _ Caistar, PALACL—Negotiations are already in progress between the directors of the Crystal Palace tom pony and the committee of the Sacred Harmonic Society for holding another great Triennial Handal Festival in the summer of 1865. Several important bemoan:tante and modificatiosa of the errangenienta are in contemplatioo which are likely to result in still further extending the prestige and Mums of these greet musical gatherings. THE CHAIR OF LOGIC IN GLASGOW lINIVIRSITY. —We understand that the Queen in Council hoe now coo firmed the resignation of the Chair of Logic in Glasgow University by Professor Robert Buchanan, who retires into private life titer an honourable and useful public comer of forty years. The eleetioo of his successor by the University Cast is expected to take place about the meddle of Septem ber.—Scotnnan. Taal EMBEZZLEMENT AT laysßPool.—With refo rma to the paregraph which appeared under this heading in yesterday's paper, we are authorised to state that, although it is true that an embezzlement ton comiderable extent hue taken place, the amount mentioned is much ex aggerated ; neither, se far as the police, who are in active pursuit of the culprit, are iafaemd, is there any mum to suppose that he has escaped to America. —Liverpool Mercury. DESTRUCTION Or FARM PRODUCE BY FIRR.— On Tuesday afternoon a diametral, fire was discovered in the stockyard of Mr. Jackson, farmer, of Sowersby, in the neighbourhood of Think, North Riding. There were several new stacks of corn in the yard, along with an oat 'trim stack of great length, the produce of thrashing which had been going on up to the dinner bout by mesas of a eteam-eogine and machine. When the men broke off everything was right, and it is quite certain that the diameter was not caused by the steam-mew as some have supposed. There is more reason to believe that during the dinner-boar some of the men bad been smoking behind the stacks, and the fire is strongly suspected to be another of those too frequently caused by the reprehensible practice of smoking tobacoo Amon straw. Everything was entirely consumed. In the yard was the steam-thrashing machinery belonging to Mr. Walker, of Kilsiogton, and this also was completely burnt. The fire-eogine from Think was sent for, and was made the means of saving the farm premises, and fortunately the wind was blowing in the right direction to prevent the fire spreading to the stacks on the neighbouring farm, on which, however, little damage is done. The thrashing apparatus was not insured, and the owner, ft is said, will lose 4001. Mr. Jackson was fully in sured in the Liverpool and London aloe. The damage is variously estimated. but most peruse lay it near 1,0001._ INCENDIARY FIRE IN airoitneninn.— Yester day morning a fire occurred in the fields of Mr. W. Caber, of Middle Astoo, completely dear°, in, three eorn ricks, two bay ricks, lied one straw rick. The fire was caused by two tramps, who, when taken into custody, said they did it on purpose to get tranported, and one of them said a sheet time ago he was disappointed, as he killed a sheep and only got 18 months for it. The fire was first discovered about half-past 2 o'clock a.m., but from the want of water not a vestige was saved. A fire occurred on the same farm lam than 12 months ago, caused in the same manner by tramps, who were fully committed. Similar fires have boon frequent in the neighbourhood. PLYMOUTH, Snrr. 1, 10 A.Y.—Last night the seeped officer et the Spanish schooner Siena, Captain Attend*, arrived here trots Tor Point He reports that the schooner was of end from Tarragona, in ballast, bound for Norway. On Monday night, between 10 and 11 o'clock, she was ran down and sunk by a etaamship, name unknown. Three of the crew got on board the steamer. The other four escaped in the long boat, landed in Whitened Bay, and walked to Tor Point. _ _ MR. ?SIMKINS, M.P., AND HIS PARROT. —At Coventry, on Wedueday night, Mr. Trehenie addrewd his oonstituenta from the balcony of the King's Head Hotel. There was a very hmited audience. The principal burden of his speech was the accomplishments of his parrot. He said be had been " accused before of teaching his parrot bias phemy. Now, his parrot bad not the strong feelings which be had, but he was an uncommon strong hand at biting, which he was not, but he could hit pretty hard, too, when he was put to the proof. (Laughter.) He was happy to my that that unfortunate parrot, which was brought up in blasphemy, now most distinctly repeated ' God save the Queen' —a sentiment which be was sure they would all re echo. He (Yr. Treherne) was a great admirer of Garibaldi, and his parrot said ' Viva Garibaldi.' (Chem.) Bat he was happy to say that among his new accomplishments he had not - forgone' that which nature taught him, • Dunn the Whip.' " (Great laughter.) AMONGST THE MONSILTS. —About a year ago a person at Barton had a monkey, and fearing the cold weather would kill it he sent it to the Zoological Gardens at London. A short time ago he wee in London and called to see his old friend, whom he found caged with about 30 others of the same tribe. "Jocks" knew his old master instantly, and tried to get to him. The keeper gave the visitor permission to eater the cage, which he fearlessly did, when the animal showed every sign of affection. On the production of biscuit. and other edi bles the intruder was fairly besieged by the other 30, who jumped on his back, shoulders, hat, in fact wherever a foot. mg was to be gained ; nor did they offer to molest him in the least.-BrsetfordiNerreiry. BANK BROKER& —This is another class of brai ning, These men are the intermediaries between the banks and the various other institutions, companies, or indivi duals who flourish in this monetary prudent. It is the duty of these bank-brokers—whose position is moat onerous, and who are few in number—to employ the sums at their E7lin loans at all, or for a week, or a single Their view:toe mast be unceasing. They have to keep their eye on the expiry of each of those brief loans, and find a new investment for it ; and when change in the rate of discount takes piths, they are on the trot the whole day, altering their toresi and making new bargains on the footing of the change. To load money for a single day, when the rate of interest is at (say) four per cent. per annum, may seem to an outrider a very infinitesimal operation—one which would not, repay the oast and trouble coonseted with it. Bat sometimes these bank brokers have three or four millions stadia( to dispose of : and the interest oo that sum for a single day amount. to 3301, or 4001. By neglecting theft daily loans—by letting the amount which can be said employed in this miaow (the surplus on the day's • p) lie inactive in their coffers, the Loudon banks would low 100,0001. or 150,0001. a year ! The bask-brokers of sown get a commission on their work —a small perces tap ; and as one of these broken has been known to have had 2,000.0001. peas through his bands In a single day. their business le as lucrative as it is onerous. Blackwood s if agazise for September. PIIOVINCIAL SHARI .11,41,32% uvispoos. sum L this don :--Great Eastern, 46g Lancashire and Yorluibirs, 1164 16 k—London and North Weaken, 113} glij gLS 121 g xd—Man-chester, Sheffield, and Lincoln, 651 I—Metropolitan, 1021 xd. and it —Midland, 132 d.— N Z. Berwick capital stock. 1061—North Staftre, ?S— -leuth 'Eastern, 86 g a4l . xd.—Dutch 151.115 , 2gp—Mexicsa Three per Cent., 252—Spaniali Passive, lilk 4—Ditto 14—Confederate Loan, 74 g g e all—United States 6 1-6 per cent., gag—trastern EGansion Bask (Limited), 1g S-16 p.— Mercantile and Eastern Bank Limited), 4 16-16 1 3-16 g 11-16 tel b and n p —Ditto new Shares, 4 11-16 . ad band n p.—North Western Bank (Unified`, 54 p —Albion Marine (LinitimU, 1-16 Insurance ;Limited,. it P.—Royal Insurance. Sg — Theme and Mercantile Marine ;Limited!, 1-14 p.—Union Marine (Limited), 216-16 p.—British and Irish Magnetic Telegraph A., 6i}—Lire pool Exchange, 194—National Meant Navigation Company, Sj d.—West India and Pacific Steam, 31 p. bingeing's", 152p2 L —The market was quiet and prices not so strong. Consolidated Bank (United), Of p.—Oon federate Loan, 74. g, I—Groat Eastern, 462—Grand Trunk of Canada, 19—Great Western. ea Si—lllinois Central. paid up, 49—Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1161 k 16—London and North Western, 11.4 12—Manehester, filtelbetd, and Lincolnshire, 66 4 Ditto 6 per con.. preL, 124 g—Metropoiltan, 104 g —Ditto Dew, p.—Midiand, 132 g 4—North British 54 }—South Certilleates, Eastern. 8.51 I 3 I I 4! g—General Credit, 1346 p.-Bpanish 1 lIUMPI3HAN, Ban. I.—The transaction, today were In Bir mingham and Stour Valley storm, at tif, en dlr. : Birmingham Climb.. at 87, en dlr. : Birmingham Joint Stock Backs, Old, at ail Birodnghasn and Staffordshire Gas, 194. shares, at SI: and yesterday, Patent /rut and Bolt shame, st If prem. the closing prices were Stour Valleys, at 9 to al, en Alt a •V CanaJa, at MI to 96, et Stratford Canal Rent Charges, at 294 to 19i Alliance Fire-elks sham at par to prom.: Birmingham Wagon shares, maws, as 14 es Mr. : Glou cester Wagon sham. at 111, an dlr.: Metropolitan Wagon, at la, en dlr.. Birmingham Waterworks, at 394, sellers , and Bir mingham Financial, at If to If prem. Dons ox GAAIN AT Livispoor.— The Mersey Docks and Harbour Board decided yesterday to charge dock and town dues on gram by weight, ballad of by measure after the lst September. . _ --- theTkOrioliir - oM Port Phillip on the 14th of .Tune was off Falmouth yesterday, with 430 piesengsra sad 31 9001. in eold. Thirty pamosibrilsaded. Dee tches were sent yesterday from the Colonial office to the Governors of the West laths Islends, British Columbia, and Canada. 102 101 101 102 1 : 19 91 93 71 13 a a a 67 66 17 46 U 471 46 Ti 29 26 29 HI 193 Oa 191 , 9 P 6 r 101 10 A 10181. SO 91 II 84 idis Par i 991 1001 II 91 89 91 Si 00 0 6 10 11 150 101 sok la} .... t die_yar ae; —l Cei IS VT - 5 - m - Zixtep - iois Do. Grand Trunk of Quads Do.Sealp 8.,6p.et Do. let pref. Bonds.. Do. do. deferred Do. Sad pref. Ponds.. Do. do. deferred Do. ad prof. stock .. Do. do. deferred Do. Mk pref. Stock .. Do. do. deferred !breed Indian Pew/eclat uo i~ — l wt ewi Do. New do. et. S. of I odla og. 6 p. ot. Do Do 41 pat wet. 'Ot. Western of Canada, - 1)0. Do.kolds t . Do. do. do. 18774.1 radios Unshod. Do. New 'l:kar• kP• ?Nal T. I Do. do. do.— I Do. PUth Kolb. Corp. d par e. Dd i • Ildb. and HolAoo's by; N.Brana Coach. A& 5 , N.E.ofean.fgo.c.lstp.E. ' kind*. pas. d par amt I Do. Dolld do. I Do. do. do. Do. rooldlib do.- • - • Do. Ludo' Bt./lot. do. JOINT lITUCI. WILL ii ii II T pub e 7 pm leP• l Spm 10 21 pmi 4 loo a poi 81pm 7 64m4 16 .7 pm :4 16 pm d 71Pm pm 7 40 24 24 41 2 1 3 i 18 7 ° 1 lma 11 11pm 2 Bpm 6 Bpa 14 16 pm 444.41 1 liP 72 24 26 - - l TS . 7.. gm . - 1 . iiluni 116 . 47 nil -. - ii P .--- 11 . U. it 14170 96 . 2/1. I4} espoule poldaas I pas idis _ 1140013 m 74 N_ 44 d pc• "1. 6 " I par ID VA - 2 iipsol 36 . 27 . I :t :r 6 fps 611 1t... 62ii -20161 AS DRIPAIMIUT. Notes.lagoed mama I DAMILDIG D =Aare Capital L 14,664000 5.5a,667 Public Deposita (In cluding Ischei Say. %mks. Com mit of National 1 . - Jabt. sad Dir. I;xZat 6,616,71! Other Deposits— . 1.6,013,761 Bonn day awl other 81110 137,86&474 12,129.975 /46,b19,976 Oo•eeomeot debt.. 111.016,100 Other eeeuritlee 1,034,900 Geld cola sad ball- __ Silvis bullion . Goverutueut Secu rities (including Dead it eight An nuity) 110,707,095 Other Sectulties . 20.144.240 Notes Geld and Silver Cola T. 7so,oss 137,611.274 W. lIILLJI, Chid Caddie. No. I t BLIZI. • • - 10,0001100 Agra& Masterawa's(l)l 10,00 60 Do. New (la. p.) 10,400 60 Albion !0,0001100 &Liverpool' 10,040 100 Do. New 100,000 00 Anglo Austrian 10,000 10 Anglo Italian (Limited) 11,600 40 Australasia 7,6001 40 Do. New awe 10 Beak°, BritlahColumblo 10,000' 16 'Bank of Egypt 0,000 100 Bank of London 26,1001 10 'Bank of Otago (Limited) 10,000 100 'Bonk of Queransad 110,000 X/ IliorkerleteriaAugata 6,000 100 Bank of WalesLlt 10,000: 10 ,Beakof New u 110,000 20 liranilas&Portnausesil. 00,000 SO Sneak & Californian (L 10.000' 00 &Mak N. Amok* .- 12,200 00 C. MiL India/tr., China 1.0001 10 Da. Jaw 20,000, 11 ;Ciliart.74o.otladle.&e 10,000 26 , Do. New 10,000 100 City 10,000 100 'Colrain 10,000; 10 'tame Sank of India, Do site,aoo, 10 Cenrostldated Doak (L, 4,000 100 ,Oastiaantel 10,000, 69 Nast Landau (Uaned) 8,000, SO Do. New 16.000 10 Eng.Scot&AnaL 60,000 1 60 ! English and Swediak ( Chartd. l. 40,000 BS European Bank (limited 16.000 Oh , Do. New 10,000 100 Illarbaan-China&Jap.(L. 10,000 100 , Do. New 12,000,100 Imperial Bank, Uinta) 3,000 100 • Do. New 10,000' 68 Imp. Bk.of China.dte.,(L 110,000 10 'lmperial Ottoman 14,00 50 Internattoon Bank (L) AO& 26 lowan 6,000 2.6 , Do, New , 00,000 10 Land Mort. Bk.tadla (L 20,000 AO lou.nk.ofllesloo,&e. 10,000 Ise Lon. Bank olSeetlandfL 70,000 100 Loudon and Branham 0. 000 lee Lon.B.Arres&lLPtate'L 10,000 161 Do. New, Ira lfpub 6.04.100 lac., G 6. Stan. (L, 60,000, 10 Loa. Ch-Bank of AGATE 1 0 , 001 100 leanest and Colonial (L. 30,000' 10 Leaden and County 6,000 100 'tom ilseabg.Ono.fla.(L 10,000 SO 'London Joint Stock. mew 100 Lee. and Northern (L.' 10,000 SO Leaden& South Afrkaa 6,000 100 100. & S. Western (lJni. 60,0 . 0100 & Westratruiter 10,000 100 Merchant Bank(Lisit.) 10,000 60 'illaventile & 10,000 60 , Do. New _ _ _. - _ 10.000 NO , Motro. & Prow. book (LI &GOO 100 .11411 sod bask (Um) 1 10.000 100 ,Nattortal of Urarpool, 10.000 100 N. Pro. of England._ ! 20000. NO 'National Bank. New 14000. 20 No. 8.4220 Wales M,OOO . 10 'New Zealand (lanftedl 40,000 10 :Karin Woolens 110,400 ,Orientel Honk Corporn *OO4 10 Proviii.BanklarCorp.(L IWO 100 Trevino...l an v,see' "dm% rant, e rood was us Aver austral& 10,000' IS 'Wh Dane= 10,000 al 0.8. lark* 0,4611 la ! Do. Am 10,00 15 Ihnos of Austraila,New 10,000 TOO 'Union of 1 rdaud (Lon ) *OW II Union oi Londoo i4406.zu Sept. 1. 1864. TETTINDAT Consols were first quoted this morning at 881 to I, and gradually receded to 884 toil, which was the last official price both for money and the Bth inst. After regular hours, however, there waa a slight COAL MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) WleVllals Ears Huw.l4 19a ; 11 1 : 3 4. rs itar liPsel ik l9B. tendency to recovery. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, f money, 881, 1; ditto for account, 881, 1, T r ; I p t to . 6d . " . . m. We 94 ll:B .; FA ' Biu di t as 'etkfil itarti L y:; ; : , 18 .. 1716 6d. ed_.; sk rweli ps4 Three per Cents. Reduced, 884, 88 , ; New market, 25 ; at sea, 55. LIVERPOOL COTTON_A; CORN MADXSTIL (THIS DAY.) MIT IMMO AND INTNINATIONAL WILMONAMIL) (TROY OUR OWN 0011ZIPOIDINT3 Correa—Market quiet. Balm probably 3,000 bales. Coal. —Market moderately attended. Wheat sells to • fair extent at about Tuesday's rates, some qualities ld. lower. Flour quiet and • turn easier. Imam corn a slow sale, and pricey lower. Beans steady. Oats and oatmeal a moderate demand. WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET. —(THIS DAY.) (PT 1:1171110 111110D011 BIACTIIIC TILLEOZAPIL ) (raom ona own ooaanaronnarr.) Mow trade at last week's price for both old and MT wheat. In spring own no change. MINCING-LANE.--(THIS DAY.) SUGAL —The market coetinues very quiet. only limited sales of British West India are reported, sad the business dose in other descriptions is also limited. Baked reclaims dull and inactive. Corrie..—ihZsales of colonial are at folly previews prices the public sale held today was too small to give goota. time. . . Tu.—The market remiss quiet. Faint —Another amp of Valencia has arrived and an eolliog at 381. RUIL-A parcel of Jamaica sold at 2a. 9d. to 3e. RILL-8,000 togs of Raogoon sold at do. to &Aid. BaisPrenn.-600 bap sold for orb, at 31s. for taboo lion 4i. SHELLAC ham sold at full prices to be. advanoe ; 81. 12% &L to 81. 17a. &L; second map, 71.; fine blood, 81. 10.. - 0770 a continues dun and only a limited boainetador a. liimn..—About 2,000 bales Manilla neanatly soldss 10a. to 321. Mk. TALLOW MARHICT.-(THI, DAY.) Tb• market is quiet. Tows tallow is quota 49. Poissubsug co tbso op* 425. 9d. ; Ostobor to Do. copilot, 445. 3d. ; Isamu to Mara, 1865, 455. 9d. to 450 6d. HIDE MARKET.-(THIS DAT.) : Plias :-561b. to 641 b M. to 341; 64115. to 721b5., 33d. to 34d. ; 72lbs. to 801bs.. 3sd. to sd. ; SOIM. to 861b5.. 4d. to 44.1. ; 88Ibs. to 261135.. 44d. to 3d. Hone hid" 104. to lbs. oat skin% ligbt, 2s. to 4s. ; fall, Ti. BRAMONDIET. --Sheepskin' : lambs, 31. 611. to 7s. polled. 4s. 9d. to 6s. 3d. ; Dooms, 3s. 61. to 4s. 3d. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THRI DAL) Mears. Pattrudee and Smith report the demand for baps promipally walked to those of lest year's growth. whist oommaed fully last week's quotatioes. As yet there is bat little doing in sew bops, the majority of Use mama= being of an isferior quality. Picking neat week will bloom general, when a supply of good clam may be expeatad, sal the deroaad lacrosse. iiii 121 za ... 8; ... U in ii I II 11 1