The Express. — London, England, 1862-07-25 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, SHARE LISTS.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Ctinoi. There is not much business in the railway market to-day. London and South Western stock has receded 1 per cent., and London and North Western and Great Western I, while Caledonian has improved f , Great Northern f, and South Eastern The other principal lines are without variation. London and North Western stock is now quoted 96 to f ; Great Western, 721 to 73 ; Midland, 129 to ; Lancashire and Yorkahire, 107} to ; South Eastern, 831 to I • Lon don and South Western, 1021 to I ; Eastern Counties, 68} to I ; Caledonian, 106} to I ; and Great Northern, 119} to 1. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares are firm, at to f prem. Great Western of Canada are quoted 12 5-16 to 7-16 ; and Great Luxembourg, 14 11.16 to 13-16. Antwerp and Rotterdam and San Paulo railway shares are in request. BRITISH POSSIONSIONL By, Td I Law Ant. 1 el g in g" .4 6 : a I t o i t = le•• ea Nsaasir as a at iawripeal, 68 413 N. IN Dos. 800 442.1■410.4. 1008 1018 1018 ie 2 Ds. New — sei all 11•11aloaLsbaliarceiL 6 Om 4 - 11 WI Dl6 Ptefilrom• . 8 VS 101 19/11.,8na1.11516.167ah . Bea., Am 1491 . 2 indoodbpDso 10 160 Do. J lo • 17 t k lll7/4 61106 75 6O •-• IN WO Dc...7see 1971, dll6a 75 So 80 100 0819161411 leelona lOO 102 8t 100 06 91T.DD0ok 'wows lO7 103 •1 100 &Moo Boyd N 100 lad Lama 91 1 Do. G. lihrodoo I I Pm 10 2 Do. 11. do i Dm 84. 100 &sod ?rookie Cards 21 22 218 100 all Do. • per ol Prot 60 63 618 1 WI an D0.86c.P0d.1p.0186. 60 63 1N sll Do. 5 per et Dolma 3l 33 82 169 611 Do. 1 916 el 1911 6O 44 1N an Do. do. 18/17 llO 18 1N 011 Do. do. ism_ $0 33 •R 100 erard laldas N 1106614 109 103 10/8 90 12 Do. New I pm - 10 1 Do. January, 1861 Pm N 500 Gt. 8. of 16 0 :12 . 114 4 : . 1 1 1014 101 198 all 91.114•1 12 118 918 18 Do. Now BB 8 dli IN 211 D0.69.611d0p0773,w.0p 97 100 28 1 IN oil Do. 66 do., 77. 1 /11.69. 169 611 D0.1140.ct.846.pay.78 90 92 10 1 Indian Branch Limited I rID Per •L c., IN Nadine Einar. 4 per ca. 90 92 N. 140 Do. do. 6 ipte ol 104 1018 100} IL 10 Do. 68 per el 4o 96 96 IWO 1141b.0017.0p. climb —.— all lf.ftimovisk i 064sda am • cop./O. 20 an DI. do. Lod do. 6 —• IS 611 Do. do. 13 cow 4k*. 6 • 10 011 Do. do. Lund do. 4 6 1 N. R. of Canada op. 6 86 01 61. 188 sows los tea 103 10 00 16 a11 Do. 6R 100 D0.10d.81.1104.9.674c 97 99 DUCID. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) ARCHES COURT. (Before Dr. Luehingtoo, Dean of Aram.) ESSAYS AND REVIEWS. THE OFFICE or THE JUDGE PROMOTED HT THE BIGHT MT. THE LORD BISHOP Or SALISBURY V. THE REV. HOW LXED WILLIAMS. In thiamin it will be recollected on Wednesday, the 25th ,d June, Dr. Lushington, after hearing counsel on both odes, and having taken a considerable time to consider, der livered a very lengthened judgment, which was fully re ported at tho time, in which he rejected altogether several of the articles, and orderedthem to be struck out ; and as to others, directed that they be amended and reformed. Dr. Phil amore, Q.C., now, on the part of the bishop, brought in the reformed articles, as directed by the court, and prayed that they might be admitted. Dr. Deane, Q.C., on the part of the Rev. Mr. Williams. did not oppose the admission of the articles as reformed after the elaborate judgment of the court, and prayed time to assign and bring in his defensive allegations. A long conversational discussion arose between counsel and the learned judge as to whether the articles being now reformed, the judgment delivered by the court might not be taken as a judgment, without further argument, so that an appeal could be made to the Privy Council. Ultimately, however, the article. were admitted as reformed, and a month's leave given to the defendant to bring in his defen sive allegation. THE REV. JOHN PRNHALL r. THE REV. H. R. WILSON. This s a precisely similar suit, and in the same position, and the same course was adopted, that is, the articles u reformed were admitted, and allegation assigned, sad a month's leave given fur the defendant to bring in hie de feusive allegation. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Before Mr. Commissioner Fine.) IN R 6 WILLIAM KING SMITH. The bankrupt applied for his Moue from custody. He was described as formerly of Golden-square ; afterwards of Fredericksburg, Virginia ; then of lbw Moon-street, Picca dilly, the Hotel de Louvre, Paris, and other places. Mr. Chidley supported. Mr. Sargood opposed the application and submitted that the court had no jurisdiction, the bankrupt being in custody for. contempt of the Court of Chancery, by which court be had been ordered to jay 3,659/. and 1,845/. ccata. The order was made in 1857. The bankrupt had since been abroad. and was last resident in Fredericksburg, Virginia. Mr. Chidley contended that the bankrupt having been committed on an attachment was in reality in custody for debt. - His Honour concurred, and was about to order the Mew, but Mr. Sargood said he wished to bring the merits of the ease before the court, to show that it was not one in which the court would exercise its discretionary power of releasing from cus tody. In 1853 the bankrupt, who was then in this country, had large transactions with Mr. lakenian, and bad given written acknowledgments for money due. The bankrupt filed a hill in Chancery alleging fraud ; Mr. Lakeman com menced an action ; and the bankrupt obtained an in juoction to restrain the proceedings at law. The suit in equity proceeded ; questions of fact, rejoin no less than fourteen issues, were referred to a ju& every issue was found in favour of the defendant ; and Lords Justices made an order on the plaintiff to pay the full amount of damages and costs, in all about 5,5004 A ea pias was issued to hold the bankrupt to bail, when he al.conded. This was in February, 1857, and nothing more had been heard of him till May last when Mr. Lakeman ac ridntally saw him in the street, and took steps for giving him into custody. He had since got his nephew to file a petition against him, and had been adjudicated bankrupt. Mr. Chidley said his client contended that a sum of 17,000/. was due to him from Mr. Lakeman, but, being exhausted by the expensive litigation, he was not able to enforce his right. His Honour said he moat look through the papers before giving judgment in so complicated a case. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) CLERKEN WELL. DARING ROBRERY.-COMMITTAL. Jam Jones, a well known thief, was charged before Mr. Market with stealing a gold key and chain from the shop of Mr. J. Phillips, seal engraver, of Old-street, St. Luke's. The prisoner sod another men mitered the complainant's shop, sad asked to be shown some small article. Whilst the prosecutor turned to reach the article the prisoner seized the gold key and chain and ran off. He was pur sued, sod after a smart chase captured, but he made a desperate resistance and effected his escape. He was fol lowed sod was seen to drop the key and chain, but as a boy was picking it up for the purpose o f g i v i ng it to the Prose cutor one of the prisoner's companions fell on him and beat him very severely. Neither the key nor the chain has beau recovered. in defence the prisoner said that he was not the man who stole the key. He heard the cry of "Stop thief," and ran for the purpose of stopping the thief. Mr. Barker fully committed the prisoner for trial at the Middlesex Sessions. MARLIIOROUGH-STREEI. IFIORBIDIT AND ASSAULT ON ♦ BUTLER. Thomas Witsoe, a rough fellow, was charged with steal ing a bronze bust, the property of Mr. Thomas Eyre, of Hrooketreet, Hanover-square, and some articles, in cluding a cross, the property of Susette Colornb, and also with assaulting Wm. Sedgley, butler to Mr. Eyre. The butler said that on the previous afternoon, seeing the door of the housekeeper's room open, and suspecting that some person bad entered from the area, he entered it, and found the prisoner secreted behind the door. On being vied what he wanted, he said, " I want Mr. Jackson—be lives here, don't he?" He told the prisoner that he did not, sod th►t he believed he was there for what he could get. He then seized the prisoner and had a severe struggle with him. prisoner giving him a severe blow on the nose. The rruoner than dragged him up the area stem and tried to hick him down, and to throw him from the top to the bottom. The prisoner's coat then came in two, and he zua,le his escape, but was secured by Mr. Eyre and others, and taken into the ball, whore the property was found on him. strgeast Smith, I C, said he found some of the articles on pro.ner, who said he went down the area to buy old Luttlel. Susette Colomb, the lady's maid to ?dim Eyre, identified a cross and other articles as her property. The prisoner, who said he took the things by aocideut, was committed fur trial, but will bebrought up again. _ - MARYLEBONE. DARING OUTHAOR AND HIGHWAY ROBBERY. RtAeri &ohm wee placed at the ter charged with having been concerned with Charles Jones (who stands remanded till Monday next) and two other men in the following The outrage and robbery. The evidence given yesterday went to show that between 12 mull on the previous morning, Mr. George Dust, 9, William -street, Marylebone•laoe, who had been supping with Mr. Williams, a neighbour, was, after leaving him, about to ester his own door, when be was attacked by Jones and three more fellows, one of whom pinioned Lim and securely held him while another stole from his ar.rf a gold pin, value 15s. ; the whole of the party after attempting to steal money from his waistcoat pocket made off. Information of the occurrence was given to the lolice, and Jones wee at length spprehenderl by Mitchell, Ittt 11 , to whom he said " It'a all through that pin, I auppoae. We intended to do it for somebody, and he (meaning prosecutm ) was the first we met." Tte pin had tot been found. the prisoner Seaton, w h o h a d b een t a k en i nto custody by 4 Ur, Ta 13, in Oxfordutreet, was now tively sworn to s , king one of the four ruffians alluded to m ; he admitted to the officer when Odd what he was charged with that he law Johet " hogging" the proaecutor at the time and place referred to, adding that the observation mad* by hint et the 1 )44 . , 1 was, "don't insult the man ;" he knew nothing what. tr.., about the pin. 11, WWI remanded, to be brought up with Jones on M•ualy. WESTif INSTEH. TOOTS AT TON EXHIBITION. Dillon was charged with being disorderly, and sonz obscene language in the Cromwell-road. Police -constable 293 X said that visitors at the Exhibition s,ie daily coniplaiu i ogof the n oho rites occasioned by a number of " touts," who infested the neighbourhood. These per .es were constantly by the aide of carriages, and h" , it possesaion of the door until persons anxious ti leave the spot in cabs or other vehicles ens them something. Last evening, as the great tulli of visitors were leaving the Exhibition, ,sis the defendant lay bold of a cab door, and naked him hulloes' he bad to touch it, when he replied that it v. , not hing to bins, and he had no right to interfere. Wit t .toll him to go away, but be refused and was very dis orderly. Mr. Ingham inquired what he did. 11 anti. replied that he used very bad language, some of which lie now repeated. Ur. Ingham—ls be known? lqiceinan -He 111 there pretty well every day, and, like the others, is a great nuisance. He was there the night h tore.and there was a disturbance with him. ".Iltsm Harris, 405 X—l saw him on the previous night. ne ts.tended he had been sent for a cab, which a boy bad 11 . 10 .11 , 13nt—A lady and gentleman sent me for the cab, !led I fet c h e d it for them, and I don't see that there is any na in a man getting an honest living in this way. The r th y called me thief sad vagabond, and I am neither. „, lo re only l e ft th e army a f ew mont h s. ' h e Police denied that they had used such language to Ile was fined 51., and committed for four days ia %halt, NT num= nuours.) STAMFORD MEETING.—(THIS DAY.) KELTON STAKES. About one mile sad • half. Typee c and Alerte are here. THIRD WOTHORPE BIENNIAL STAKES. One mile and a quarter. Exchequer, Flighty, end Welland are hen. CLIFDEN CUP. Three-quarters of a mile. Baron Munchausen, Exchequer Millionaire, Redpole, Birdhill, Reindeer,Hetty, Acne, M a rble Hill, Pellucid, TlM phew, Fig, Palmerin, Connell, and Sugerstick are here. FOURTH WOTHORPE BIENNIAL STAMM Flee furlongs. Terme, Jacques, Omer, Fantail, Oak Apple, and Ireton are here. STAMFORD CUP. Three miles. Schism, Dulcibella, and Dusk are here. OTHER ARRIVALB.—ChOMISOELO, Nell Gwynn' f, Bali. vents, Master Fenton, Peignoir, and Batailles. TELEGRAPH TO INDIA COMPANY (LIMITED). (THIB DAY.) The first ordinary meeting of the shareholders' was held at noon at the London Tavern ; Sir MACDONALD STEPHENSON in the chair. The report stated that, the Jubal line was opened on the 7th of March, and the pecuniary results were encouraging. The num ber of messages up to July 2 amounted to 2,437, and the company's proportion of receipts to 1,540/. Os. 3d. ;1 while the steady increase in the weekly returns showed that a revenue of about 7,0001. per annum might be ex pected on that small section of the company's line alone. After the Jubal line had been esta blished, Mr. Clarke proceeded to Aden, and com menced the examination of the line between Aden and Kurrachee. The repairing of the existing line between those two places had been found impracticable. The line from Alexandria to Jubal had worked well, and there was a gradual increase of traffic. The cost of a land line from Cairo to Kosseir, and of a new and permanent cable from thence to Aden,was estimated at 390,250/., bat that amount would be reduced by employing the new cable now in hand. and any portion of the old cable that could be pro fitably recovered. By the passing of the Red Sea and India Company's bill, the arrangements between her Majesty's government and this company and the transfer of the property were confirmed. After some discussion the report was adopted, and the chairman promised that no further expenditure should be incurred without the assent of the shareholders. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MASK-LANE.-(THIS DAY.) The weather yesterday changed, and has become remark ably fine. To-day there is bright sunshine, with a fresh breeze from the west. The English supply of wheat continues very short this week. Flour limited. Barley, oats, beans, and peas mode rate. Malt, a rather liberal supply. Scotch and Irish oats none fresh up since last report. The foreign arrivals of wheat are moderate since Wednes day, Prussian and Black Sea. Flour without addition. Barley, one cargo of Black Sea, total small. Oats continue very limited, principally Danish, Swedish, and Dutch. A little linseed and rapeseed from the East Indies ; but no other grain reported since last market. The wheat trade to-day is firm at the prices of Monday last for all descriptions, but not mach business reporte English or foreign. Flour, a retail trade in barrels at about late quotations. Barley, steady trade, value fully equal to Monday. Malt 4 Oat' are again 6d. dearer, the supply being so very much lees than the consumption. Beans and peas fully u dear as Monday. Seeds.—Linseed and rapeseed Brio. Clovemeed and other descriptions steady. FLOATING CARO'Or.e. —Vary little doing, the bulk of the late supply being now cleared otf at the last quotations. WHLAT.—English: Essex mid Kent, white, Be*, 494. tc 578.; ditto, fine old, —a. to --a.; ditto, red, new, 475. to 555., ditto, fine old, —s. to —a ; Norfolk, &c., fine old, --a. to —s.; red, new, —a. to —s. Foreign ; Dennis, 58s. to 59a.; fine, 58s. to 595.; extra, 595. to —s.; Kouipberg, 52a. to 575.; ditto, extra, 57.. to 585.; Restock, extra, 545. to 565.; Mecklenburg, s'.ls. to 575. ; Uckermark ditto, —a. • American white, 5.4 e. to 57e; ditto, red, 50s. to 56a.; Cans I dim, 50e to 56a. Bilunr.—Englieh =kin, --a. to —a. ; fine, —a. ; grinding, 27a. to 285 ; and disti ll ing, 30e. to 31e. per qr. ; foreign grinding, 25.. to 29e.; ditto distilling, 29a. to 31e. ULM —E bah, Brat and Norfolk, 59a. to 63e. ; 63a. to 67.. ; ICingaton and Ware, 65e. to 681.; brown, 50.. to 58a. °AWL-Englimh feed, 235. OiL to 28.. Oil. ; potato, 295. to 334. ; foreign, 265. to 31e. Bwe.-English tick, 345. to 35a. ; barrow, 38e to 395. ; pigeon, 38a to :19s. ; for e ign, Masegan, 30s. to 325. ; tick, 365. to 3711. ; Kouigsberg, 38s. to 395. ; Egyptian, 325. to NU PIM -Eugliah boilers, 401. to 414.; white and blue, 404. to 43a. ; maple, -s. to -a.; grey, 361 to 3814 hog, 38.. to 404. ; foreign. 345. to 335. F1.0011.-Engligt town, 445. to 465. ; ditto fine, 475. to 515.: country, 424. to 435. ; Norfolk sad Suffolk, 375. to 394.; French, -s. to -e. pet sack; U.S. sweet, 26e. to 294.; Canadian. 265. to 291. Spanish. to -a. INDIAN Coati.-White. 31s. to 334. ; ye ll ow, 295. to 31s. Ems:rig° Cocoon, all C. F. and L -Wheat : Berdi. task. and Marianople, per 4921bn., 46e. to 47e. ; Chirka, 45a. to 47e. ; Polish Odessa, per 4801ba, red, 395. to 41s. ; white, -; Danube and Galata 35e. to 41s. ; Egyptian, 294. to Ms. Barley: Egyptian and Syrian, per 40011 a.. 21a. to 22.1 ; Odessa and Danube, do., 22e. to 23.. Beans : Egyptian, par 4801be.,305. to 31a Maine : Odessa and Celia:, per 41r21b5., 31s. Od. to 325. ; Ibrail and Bulgarian, per 4801 be., 3L. Od. to 325. ; French, do., -s. to -s. , American, do., Vs. to 30s. ; Egyptian, -a. to -s. litrADA-Cariary seed, per qr., 345. to 50a. ; Hemp seed, per qr., 46.1. to 604. ; Mustard seed, per bushel, white, tie. to 9s. ; brown, 7a to 10s. ; Linseed, per qr., crushing, 60a. to 665. ; Linseed cakes, English, per too, 111. Os. to 12/. Os. ; American, thin, in brie., per ton, 121.04. to 121. 10a.; do., in bags,lll. Oa to 111. 101.; Baltic, 01. to 01. Os. ; Marseilles, 101. to 10/. 10e.: Rape cakes, 61. Onto 71. ; Tares, per bushel, winter, 8a to ge. Od. ; Rape seed, English, per qr., 645. to 721. ARRIVALS INTO LONDON FROM JULY 11 TO JULY IS IDigliah and Scotch. Irish. Foreign. 610 i .... 18450 4170 MO 0630 Wheat Barley Oats Mall Flour, English, 330 nein : I °reign, 19010 Werela LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET. (THIS DAY.) (Br BRITISH AND IRISH WAGNITIC TIELLORAPH). (►ROY OUR OWN CORRESPONDILIT.) Corn market rather quiet and without change since Thee. day. MINCING LANE.—(THIS DAY.) SUGAR.—The market opened with a good demand for West India at firm prices, but has since become rather leas active, without change in prices. At a public sale of Porto Rica there was but little disposition to purchase at the for. mer currency and nearly the whole was bought in, grey to rod yellow, Ms. lid. to 40s. Cd. Refined continues firm at full prices. Co r ryEL—The parcels of Plantation Ceylon brought to public sale this week have been oonsidemble, but having met a steady demand the whole found buyers at full prices ; triage at 675. to 80s. lid. low to tine middling, 83a. to 93a. 6d. ; Native Ceylon acid at 70a to 70a. 6d. for good ordi nary small. ---; COCOA bat mold at full rates. Trinidad, gray to good red. 564. to 74a. ; St. Lucia. 535. to 54a. TEL—The market continues quiet. Rms.—At steady prices a limited business ham been traua acted. Demerara, Is. SA. to Is. bd. ; Leeward s and Cuba, Is. sd. Rict.—There is a firm, but not an active, market. A floating cargo of Rangoon sold at 10s. 6d. SALTPETRE is dull and inactive. Sner4.—Pepper sold at previous, prices : Alleppee, 4d. to 4id. ; Penang, 3ad. •, Singapore, for cash, aid. Pimento sold at tad. to 3gd. Nutmegs at firm prices, la ld. to 2s. 11d. Mace, Penang, 10.1 to 11d. Cloves, Zanzibar, 4d. Carron continues dull of sale, and prices have further declined. Ti fly sold at 131 d. JUTE, at t h e public sales, sold • yat sa. to 10s. decline; common to fine, 141. 10s. to 32/. 3s. HEEP.—Russian clean, 341. 104. TALLOW MARKET--(THis DAY). The market is steady. Town tallow is quoted 485.. nett cash ; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 455. 6d. ; July, ens. 3d, to 495. 6d. ; August to September, We. ; October to December, 50s. (id. to 60a 9d. HIDE MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) LZADENHALL.—RID3II. —Prices :--661bs. to Whs., 2jd. to 3a. ; 641 b. to 721b5., &L to 3itt. ; 72.1tiL to 80Iba., 3} , L to 34d. ; 801bs. to 881bs., 30. to 4d. ; 881b s . to 961b5., to 41d. Horse hides, Bs. to 10s. Oalf skim, light, 2s. to 3s. 04. ; fall. 6s. 6d. BERNOWDISZY. Oki= : taro* 2.5. Bd. to 4s. 3d. ; sbearlings, 24. dd. to 10d. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Messrs. Patteodea sad Smith report s stesdy demand for last year's growth ol hop with bat very few on offer, prices COAL MARBET.—(THIS DAY.) Walla &ad Hatton, 18a. ; Walls End Tem, 17s. 9d.; Walla Lod Trimdoo Hartlepool, 17a 9d. ; Walla End Hartlepool, 174. 9d.; Walla Bed Braddyla Hetteo. 17a. 3d.; Walla End Romall Hatton, 17.. • Walls Eed 171. 6d. • Walla End Eden YAM, 161. ed. ; Walla Bad Framwellgate, 16.. 3d. ; Walla Rod Whitoortb, 151. ; Wylam, 16a. ; Beloide Hartley, 14e. 9d. ; Harting. Hartley, 14a. 9d.-36 ships at market. ORDINARY lIILUINS AND STOOL& Ilh. IPd I Zan.wArs. 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Newry,Warresp.ttlica Neresii 40 46 38 39 8 1241 I I I 41 pm • 98 109 Itiorth Britt& Nceitt Devoe Dail & D D. -a.i;tr-Ttr-c:i ~:a.:.~ 74 76 iii al Do. Yost : : North Loodwa Do. New gerettg.Wes!aywJaac ~ i~aisaioee.waso: 1 Peebles llootlish Coated Scottish N.& kbocatt Scottish Midland bissopshirs Union Sitilogbourocarlbscro. Booth Devoe south Wales S. Yorks& • Itivor Duo Staloss,W SWIM= erd4Zde. 061 on 1 Ot 416 06 1 16 1 64/ 66 103 106 par il O6 £69 11; 41 At (14 114 116 44 47 102 104 46 47 lug via. Vele or Nestle Vlstods et. a Whelk ) West Cornwall Wilartlepoo/WarbAJLI West Mtdlaadr•Oz/ord Hal Ditto B 60 1 1.- 1114 I 116* * II 1e } s 1071 461 96 lot} lo Itaii . pa 9:1 r 15 17 821 04 67 Bs 90 99 6 7 39 4 40 9 9 10 pm 148 162 6 9 6 11 __ ills 83 1 1 1 612 8,1,4 *owl !..(14.1 4. 6 0il N. 18h. I DOCKS. iPd I CI. pelage. I Sales. 000,410! 66 Commercial 13.:. lO5 —— 164.009 84 Do. 4p. ct. Prot MIL 100 11.065.61 86 Fast and West India 100 128 131 id 1,1118,31 84. 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IS *Mut ) t Vas pe ellsa 10 Lot Poratol7paret p 4 ;Tarts mad Davos& „ ill inaalasou r flumes.. all k West Maoism . . . [ I De. Ser 0144:1 , ;;i all Wel& .w.ct 'moo 43: 12 It 2pa It 2 104 lly 4C 4 4I lj xd 404 41e 14 14f 4 fa 14 Wj 39 40 - 8 10 — ixn l 8 7 A. xd 421 43 48 L 4 14 16 15 10 lok lot se 4 1 4 1 Ocl pin 1 21 t 11db 1 1 4 10 lob lle Ili JOINT STOOL DJ rient and U. Wr. back dllaneaLon.dLtverpoa Mill"WWI& Book of liapf. book of Louden 13.1114/. N. kroortoa Oolambi& 0. bk. loobotua., , ,tuos a!". Miro. of inal4 1e . : .. :a ®tn... Wanda Ooes. al Oman Ind.lealitnuaLtlauld Imperial Bank, Limited Landau and Branillan lon, Us. Bank at await DV Landon sad Oonuty Loam JAM Moon Louden It South African Loa. nod Westminster Metro. t Pros. Bock (L Nat. Prow. of bead Do. New L N %Maul Bank ■ New South Praha N Oriental Hank Oarporo * Ottonuul hank I* Provincial of Ingsad it th - ~.tom. Odra of Australia .. 17aisa at Lando..... tio. I di. 1: ... 4 WIN W. 1"8!1 U0i011,4111. 10 Angio.liaskan 10 Atlantic ELL Mall BR(L) II Australian 111 Berlin Waterworn.... I Bombay Or, Limited.. K Brit.& trisn Tea. • 10 Do .O Blow a. MG 1 1 1 11 Do. 4,,xp Canada load likpoi 1 alt CrkPalms storoxe Do.. p. at. keep. Deb 6 india&Lon.Shippagh Seal wilairrig,t canal Illeedrio Talwraph So& and Anat. Cop. W k s. Sift= hrah. NaTn *lei Ship (Limited) . Do. 17e per cent. l'not Lon. Didtict TeL (LI Lon. Don. °wilt."' no Lon.&ls.lre.M.Tol.:L) Madras brigs. & liana. Madam. IL II (Lin.) National Diawant, Co Nerbnchlacoalalront L NetherlandsL.S p. aprf N. Brom k N. Scot. IA N. Brit. Anstvairian (Mental Goa Wks. Ist. Sim ills.) Pod Styr Lanka KM ?ankh. andOeSan. Nom DO.117& - - &am & lad. T. G. 44 Winne, Ins Do. N;w Rio &taut. 1:12 . 1m.(L) Ilo llona Mil Nom Art. limits. Ausintilaa IW ltiL Dit. 40. Itoitsbutod Do. talepaph to India (L.) . u.ot otist(L.) Y.L IraotaLa.Co.o.ooas4a IN. Carlota SoL (L.). es illunsors LEL • • • JULY 25, 1862. 74 it 1 ni 171. s ii. e 4 • 141. LI4.L 4L ei 411 1g lis. 2.4... kat 6111 red 1/1.18.v 111.9 6 42 3) 4) 6 6 40 42 1 i 336 . 346 2 - i 100 106 Si 33 1. I 11 111 121 131 ttO 340 :4 :I! I f lii 10 1 0 4 it 14 10 17 18 i 17 lit I CIL plea 1 Oaks. i 1 r J"' 7 a e it ° 11 to 3 (II eul i Pima' te i rth i laa 18 all As all 1 '19.1 • 7i 4 4 88 89 N Elvis a 26 26 SS 86 86 Ed! 60 60 I 7 61 7{ 2 1i i - i t 12 1 ii 106 zd Per i Pm l 66} 61 K 116 93 96 id 931 4 id 60 42 id Is i t p m PI let 14 j 40 9 ; $6l 959 — 19 19 pm 169 91 xd zd poi 10110 40 42 zd -- 614 624 -- 28 29 , 281 4 87 89 35 37 44 45 24 321 331xd - 14 D 2; id IN l 431 pries. 18 18} 3 11 33 dim 1 61 a 8 48 63 ii li 100 106 13 16 34 36 104 1•:8 106 108 _ nil n : d ui rio 1 Psi 2 le U 2! 1 31 } dh II 2 pm E • 1 2 II Pm 2 3 pm e 1 12 14 3 12 I t 4 a 6i -70 73 10 It pm 14 1 14 1 iv is 1 4 1 1111) 1 pm 61 66 170 HO e e 1 1 dk 1 db i az 11 4k per I p t pm U 13 rONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Ciooz. The stock markets to-day are again buoyant. The funds have experiesoed a fresh rise of 4 per cent. As regards some foreign shares, and the scrip of the new foreign loans, particularly Egyptian, considerable excitement has prevailed, and prices have advanced materially. The slowed market to rise is that for English railway stocks. The scrip of the New Portuguese Loan has advanced to 24 to 24 prem. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentes opened at 68fr. 40c., being sc. lower than yesterday. Consols are officially marked 934 and 4 for money, and 934 and 4 for the account. The present quotation is 934 to 4, both for cash and the 7th of August. The official business report is as follows :—Bank Stock, 238 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 934, 4 ; New Three per Ceuta., 934, 4 ; Five per Cent. Annuities, 1104 ; Thirty Years' Annuities, 1886, 15 5-16 ; India Five per Cent. stock, 108, f, 4 ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1863, 1004 ; ditto 1864, 1004 ; ditto Bonds, 275., 295. prem. ; Five per Cent. " enfaoed" rupee paper, 1034, 4, 1044 ; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Ceuta., 1104 ; Exchequer Bills, 175., 21s. prem. _ _ _ The scrip of the Egyptian Loan has touched this morning 114 to 12 premium, and is now quoted 11 to 114. The new Turkish Loan (scrip) is quoted 24 to 21 prem. ex div. ; ditto paid up, 694 to 704, ex div. ; Turkish Bonds of 1854, 854 tog, being a rise of 4 per cent. ; and those of 1858, 731 to 741, a rise of 1. Venezuelan, Italian, and Russian securities are all in demand. Transactions are recorded as follows :-Buenos Ayres One per Cents. (Deferred Three), 38 ; Chilian Six per Cents., 1024 ; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 83/ ; Egyptian Seven per Cents., scrip, 10, Ilf prem. ; ditto paid-up scrip, 921, 94f, 931 ; Italian Five per Cents., 704, 1, 71, 701, ex div. ; ditto Maremmana Railway, 721, ex div. ; New Granada Two per Cents., 251 ; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1853, for account, 46, ex div. ; Rus sian Five per Cents., 1862, scrip, 1,4, per. ; ditto paid-up scrip, 93, ; Spanish Three per Cents., for account, 544 ; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents., for account, 444, ex div. ; ditto Passive, 19 ; the Committee's Certificates, 91; Turkish Six per Cents., 1854, for account, 864 ; ditto Six per Cents, 1858, for account, 731, 4, 74 ; ditto Six per Cents., 1862, scrip, 2,1, 4 per., ex div. ; ditto paid-up scrip, 70, 694, ex div. ; Venezuela Three per Cents., for account, 241 ; ditto One-and-a-Half per Cents., 124. Should the harvest be decidedly deficient, em ployment may soon be found for a good deal of our present surplus, but, apart from this contin gency, which is not regarded as probable, it would seem that we are likely to go through a period of more active speculation. The present accumulation of money must seek an outlet somewhere. It is probable that many new schemes will be projected, and that several fresh foreign loans will ere long be brought forward. As a preliminary to their success, however, it would appear that the prices of existing securities must be raised. It is ten years since the Bank of England rate of discount was at the low point now witnessed. On the 22nd of April, 1862, a step exactly similar to the present was taken, the rate being lowered from 24 to 2 per cent. The Bank's resources were then much larger than they are now, the coin and bullion being then 19,591,784/. (now 18,060,6171.), the re serve of :notes 11,526,2001. (now 9,652,1601.), and the " other" securities only 11,225,8441. (now 19,581,8221.) At 2 per cent. the rate remained for nearly nine months, viz., until the 6th of January, 1853, when an advance to 21 occurred. At this latter date the " other" securities had risen to 15,875,7601., and the reserve of notes had sunk to 10,960,495/., but the coin and bullion, being 20,827,6621., were more than on the previous 22nd of May, when, as already stated, a descent from 24 to 2 per cent. had taken place. The reduction in the Bank of England rate has not yet led to any increase in the applications for discount at that establishment' In consequence of the alteration at the Bank, the joint-stock banks have reduced the rate allowed for deposits from 14 to 1 per cent. The discount es tablishments will henceforward give 1 per oent. (in stead of 14) "at call," and 14 (instead of 11) "at notice." The rise in the Egyptian Loan to 10 premium attracts a good deal of attention. There is an im pression in some quarters that efforts are being made to raise the market in order that the new issue of 800,000 L may be placed at an advance upon the price of the original loan. Con sidering the peculiarity of the circumstances (it being very unusual for a second loan to be issued before the first is paid up), and also the fact that the subscribers were kept entirely in ignorance of the impending further creation, it seems unreasonable that what is unquestionably an irregularity should be made to re d ound to the advantage of any parties, except the bondholders themselves. Had the whole of the facts been stated at the outset, the government agents might freely have placed the second batch of stock at the best price they could get, but, as matters stand, advantage cannot fairly be taken of the favourable movement in the money market to exact higher 1 terms from the existing bondholders, to the profit, perhaps, of the very parties who withheld from them information to which they were undoubtedly entitled. There is a rumour that the 900,000 k about to be issued has been taken at a fixed pnce. An instalment of 10 per cent. fell due yesterday on the Italian Five per Cent. Maremmana Railway Loan for 1,338,0001. sterling. The final instalment of 9 per cent. is payable on the 27th of August. The Ottoman Bank have received advices from Constantinople that • further sum equal to about 16,000/. in various descriptions of Turkish cur rency has been paid into their branch at that capital from the proceeds of the customs duties, hypothe cated to the 1868 Loan, on account of the approach " ing September dividend. `I The gold taken to the Bank yesterday was 30,0001. The influx of specie from New York continuos on an extraordinary scale. The arrival was announced this afternoon of the City of Baltimore with no less than 450,0001. An advertisement from the India-office intimates j that Up to the arrival in Bombay of the Ant regular vial from Befriend, expected in September, the gownsman of Bombay will be prepared to reoeive proposals from parties willing to construct a tramway, capable of being worked by locomotive power, from the port of Sedasheoghnr, in the oollectorate of North Ousts, to the cotton districts of the Dharwar collectorate. The Eastern Counties Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 3,3291. • the Midland, a Idecrease of 3,124/. ; the Great Northern, an increase of 1,549/. ; and the Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, a decrease of 8861. The receipts of the Grand Trunk Railway of Canada for the week ending the sth inst. were 12,9641. sterling, being 1,1461. more than in the oorresponding week of brit yeas. The Madras Railway Company are inviting ap plications for the unallotted balance of the fifth ex tension capital, in shares of U. each. These secu rities bear a guarantee of 5 per cent. per annum interest from the Secretary of State for India. Holders may have the option of paying up in full on the whole or any less number of shares. A general meeting of shareholders in the Bank of Egypt is called for the Gth of August. The half-yearly meeting of theßlackwall Railway Company is convened for the 12th of August. A general meeting of the Cityof London Brewery Company is called for the 7th of August to declare a half-yearly dividend. We have received a oopy of the proapee to s of the , Strand Music Hall Company (limited). It is pointed out that the Strand is the most eligible site in London for an undertaking of this kind. A lease for 60 yeses has accordingly been taken hoes the Marquis of Exeter of the property known as Exeter Change, possessing an entrance in the Strand, and frontages both in Wellington and Catharine streets. The ball is to be upon a Mall sufficient to accommodate 2,000 spectator., It is a satisfactory feature that in t e entertain ments to be given the elevation of the publie taste is to be specially considered. As regards the I ventilation and lighting of the building, peculiar improvements are to be introduced. Neither the directors nor the executive committee will receive any remuneration for their services until a divi dend has been paid to the shareholders. The capital is 25,00 W. in shares of 101. each. The list is to be closed on the 2nd of August. The following is Masers. Culverwell, Brooks, and Co.'s report of yesterday's hide sales : At the fourteenth movies of hide sales for the year the demand was not quite so active as at the previous sales, boa prior upon the whole were fairly maintained for both felted and dry bides. Bret India.—Or and Cow.—Orlcutta.—The demand w principally for export. The home trade being only lunged buyers, the business done was not so large as at the previous sales. Prices were unaltered, holders not being disposed to give way. Madras, Pondicherry, and Bombay realised far prices for the portion sold. The ana/ysie of the Was is 78,942 Calcutta new parcels, 30,407 brought forward from former sales, and 12,062 Madras, sic. ; in all 121,411 hider, of which 70,658 were sold. _ _ . But Inclia.—Buffalo.—Those sold were at fair prices. Leather.—Pest Indian sold wall; Australian, part sold. Salted Hides.—Ox and Cow.—South Amerman was mostly bought in, those realised consisting chiefly of damaged hides. Australian ware generally in fair request, and late rates obtained, except for light hides, which yen mostly neglected. Cape met with a steady demand at pre cious prices. Turkey only part sold. West Indian brought late rates. Il7.Weet Co sat.--Only part sold at rather lower rates. Cabrought fair prices. West Indian in fair demand. Hesse ... Hides. being held above the sestet rake, were all taken in. __ —Kangaroo were well competed for. The return of the Bank of England for the week ending We4neaday, July 23, compared with that for the previous week, shows the following changes: Circulation Mime Circulation active Public deposits; 5,291.213 Increase CIAO Other deposit' Government securities in banking department 10,952,679 No change Othersecurities m banking . department Coin and bullion in both _ _ clepartamente — -- 18,060,817 Inezeome 388,727 &wee clay mad other bills 739,448 learease 12,429 The Beet -4 . 5.6211 1 . 6 ' 6 " .13'650 Naito in reserve Total reserve (note* &coin in banking depaitment). 10,507,662 Inereaee 561,062 Both the reserve and bullion have again increased considerably, while the " other " securities continue to decline. It is upon these changes that the direc tors have reduced the rate of discount. BAN' OF INGLAIID.—Aa sad Oh Vie, e. SI. kw Ws II U. llit. ___ _ Noir limed 631,1111,211 WM= DI =ekes' Cegitel ,214,662,000 4266,419 Public Deposita (in cluding Iticasq, Bev. beaks, Cana reis. a Nailer' Debt, and Dir Acct&) 6,291,213 Other Depolite._ 17,202,923 Seven &yuletide BMA MAY L 41,092,003 Jul/ 24 'ant pennant to the Ad 7th ending on We4noeday. July pArnour. debt.. SII,U!,UII Other oectuitlee.... f,1111114.111111 Gohl coin an 4 hal- - 11;;; -- - 17,11111.111 raise ibtatedlig Nod Welett As batty) meows» Otber beeuritles 1 9 Notes 9,1101,100 Odd sad Whir 856,4412 - Cols — &LOANS Chid Cashier.. THUBUDAt Console, which closed yesterday at 921 t 093 both for money and the 7th of August, opened this morning at the same quotation, and closed at 931. to for cash, and 93 6-16 to for the account. The o ffi cial business report is as follows :—Three r Cent. Consols, for money, 93, 92i, 93i, l iea e ; ditto, for account (August 7), 93, ; tock 237 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 931, 9441; New Three per Ceuta., 93k, 93 7 I, I, i ; New Two-sad a-Half per Ceuta., ,76 ; Thirty Years Annuities, 1886, 114 ; India stock, 227, 2214 ; ditto Five per Cent. stock, 106 k, 107 i, 1001 ; ditto Four per Omit. Debentures, 1863, 100} ; ditto Bond., 29e., 275. prem. ; Five per Cent. " enfaoixr rupee paper, 103 i, 104. The India Five per Cent. Stock improved k par cent., closing at 108 to I. India Bonds were dealt in at 275. to 298. prem. Exchequer Bills remain at 17s. to 20.. prem., not having yet received any benefit from the recent fall in the value of money. Foreign stocks were firm, with numeroui trans actions. The closing quotations for shares in new under takings to-day were as follows :—Ooeau Marine Insurance, 104 to prem. ; Thames and Mersey Ma rine Insurance, 2 3-16 to 2 6-16 prem. ; Com mercial Union Assurance, dia. to prem. ; Universal Marine, 1 to 01 dia. ; London and Pro vincial Marine, par ; Mercantile Fire, 14 to 14 prem. ; Metropolitan Wagon, 14 to 2 prem. ; Union Bank of Ireland, die. to par ; Bank of Riming tan, dis. to par ; General Rolling Stock, to prem. ; Irish Rolling Stock, 4 to I prem. ; aad Thames Express Steam Boat, par to prem. MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLooz, The mining market is lees active to-day, with a limited amount of business. Wheat Led cott shares are quoted 17* to I, showing a slight decline, compared with the quota tion last current yesterday. Beat Camdea shares are quoted 441 to I ; Wheal Gren ville, 6 to I ; Marks Valley, 9* to ; and Wheal Beton, 130 to 132*. In the Stock - Exchange East Caradon has been dealt in at 44. East Cana Brea at 151 ; Greet Wheel Russell at 81 ; Wheel Grenville, at 6 ; and Wheal Ludcott, at 18, 18f, and 17. There have been numerous transactions in shares in the St. John del Rey, Yudanainutana, and United Mexican mining companies, the last men tioned of which have improved. At an adjourned extraordinary general meeting yesterday of the East India Coal Company, the fed lowing resolution was palsied :—" That the directors be authorized to iaeue debentures of the company to the extent of 26,0001., at such times, in such sums, at such rate or rates of interest, and on such terms as they shall from time to time see fit." ST. JOHN'S UNITED COPPER AND LEAD MINING COMPANY (NEWNOUNDLAND). Yesterday a general meeting of the shareholders was held at the company's offices, Casaaa-street ; Mr. BCFAELIT is the chair._ The Fitsiitsait stated that the amounts bad been audited by an official accountant, end proved correct. Although capital was required to develop the ascertained resources of the company's property, his faith was such that be had re cently increased kis interest to a coneidemble extent, u had also his coadjutors. But perhaps the bent evidence that could be addend of the Terra Nova Copper Nine was furnished in areport by Mr. Sheldon. an American engineer, who stated that be discovered the lode for 250 feet in length on the surface, it. average breadth being 40 feet of solid metal, and that if it cautioned through 60 feet they would have 50,000 tons of ore. Siam that report was made the lode bar been proved to the depth of 60 feet, and found to be solid ore throughout. But these riches could not be developed without capital. Mr. F. N . 01HBORNt, who had recently inspected the pro perty, stated that the lode had been proved to carry its breadth and depth. The surface ore yielded but Uper oast. for oopiper, but at 14 feet the ore yielded 20, but at 57 feet the ore yielded *early 5 per out. The mining facilities in timber and water power were very great, and by mahieg three quarters of a mile tramway from the mine to the wharf the ore could be tram enitted direct iota ships. Re might elm state that freight could be secured during the oven mama for 30s. per too, and that the cost of raising and shipping would not exceed Ws. per too. Ths ore mu worth Mr sulphur about 21. per toe. The ouralus, in answer to a question, stated that is* October from the shaft sod level of this mine there had hero returned 600 toes of ore, 150 tons of which wan ow awaiting sale at Bristol, 30 tons were afloat, and 400 tun runainiog on the mine. Ths accuunto being passed, some discuesioo mind se to the future, when the shareholders present agreed to take asp 2,100 of the 3,100 forfeited shares. The directors were re-elected, with the addition of Mann Nash, Renshaw, W. Brown, and Captain Cotten. A vote of Masks to the chairman aid amen= dosed lbw Forearm. 2.W.8 1.7.2. .1 _I - Ti I .:a lot 2i*l fo 12,000 10,000 25,000 12,000 10,000 76,0001 26,0001 26,000 20,000 20,0001 46,000 IMO° MOOD 100,616 40.000 10,000 100.000 (10,004) 11.109 4.0r.174 Na I 46.0110, - !: ,-, Ai 1 1.4!!I 60,0006,0001 01 w