The Express. — London, England, 1864-08-29 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Before Mr. Bacot' Far Elaslitt) RE CRIED. This W3l • first sitting, 717 e bankrupt, Henry Harries 0 ,4 was described se of No. A St. James's-equate, clerk in the House of Commons offices. The lialnlities are no leis tha P.0:0 1 ., and the bankrupt attributes his failure to his become surety for • friend, who left him t o discharge t he li.bility. "1 ha 4" be says, " no money at the time, and o l.hged to borrow money, and thee renew at a high rate :utere.t. This from time to time has absorbed sly avail. ‘I , W ss-eta." .I.si;t.ees were appointed. RE k RMIN. —THE BOOT AND 81101 MAD& mi., WAS the sitting for proof of debts and choice of WSI.4IIAI S. The bankrupt, John James Craven, was a boot .hue manufacturer, of Brewer-etraot, Somer's.town. The irt liminsry statement prepared by Mr. 8. T. Cooper, .boo. debts, f6Bl. The failure arose from bed debts and the tedness of trade caused by the Midland Railway Com. L tv,L , r ing caused a removal of a large number of the Wis. I..tiuti of the locality for the purposes of the railway. wguees were elected. (Before Mr. Commissioner Fans.) HE IILAGRA. ni‘ was an application for release from custody. The ,shruit, Chu. Francis Healy OnglerMagra, was described Lite 1,360'S Hotel, St. Alban'a.plaoe, Waterloo-place, rod cf 5, Atkinson.plaoe, Brixton. gentleman. H e was ilougut up iu charge of two officers from Horeemooger-lane 4. ml. The debts ere about ROW.. and the failure is attri. _ to the stoppage of an allowance made by ha father. ('hidley supported the application. Mr. Morris opposed on behalf of Mr. I bbetaon one of the del tieing creditors, and said the bankrupt bad not only Sees arrested on • ca as but on a capiae sad the proper comae would I.e to apply to a judge at chambers. Mr. 'hidley submitted that this court had ample jurisdio tii.n to grant the application, and it would be an injustine det.,io the bankrupt, who bad already been nine weeks in proton. any longer. His Honour granted the release. NEW . &WU DICATIONS.. There were no law tlMCiiriineri7p,djudications against bankrupts this morning. In 16 of the cases Means. Rabin and Purday were appointed accountants and protection was ranted. TEE POLICE 0017RTS. (THIS DAY.) DOW-STREET. .Tlll WOOLWICH-1111.187111ENT_PILTBONIX. 1 middle-aged well-dressed man who gave the name of Mgrs Eitiaos, nit he wu a "commercial traveller," and declined to give any addrees, was brought before Mr. Flowers, charged with stealing a shawl, the property of Elizabeth Squire. . . . I , Inspector 'Bram= informed his worship that the prisoner was charged on a former day with the present offence and ad mitted to bail, the case being remanded. He was aot forth. coming at the next examination, and on inquiry being made, it was found that be had been taken into custody at Wool wich for attempting to incite English soldiers to desert the Queen's service and enlist in the Federal army. This second charge VMS investigated, but the evidence being incomplete, the prisoner was discharged. He wee then apprehended Elizabeth Squire, the prossicutrix, deposed that she lived at 5, New-inn-passage, Clare-market, sad was a lanodree• The prisoner took a lodging in her house about three weeks ago. On the 17th inst. he came home with a piece of bread in his hand, and asked vita's' to lend him some money. She said she could not do so. He remained in her room, and she stepped out for about ten minutes. When she re turned he was still there, sitting on one chair with his feet on another. He eventually left the room and went aut. He returned in the middle of the night, letting himself in with his latch-key. In the morning she missed her shawl, worth and awned the prisoner of steal. tog it. He appeared to very indignant M the charge, but witness called in • constable and gave him in custody. At the po. ice station he mid he would make her smart for placing him under lock and key, and threatened to bring an action against her for fate imprisonment. The prisoner was taken to Bow-street, and remanded. The shawl now produced by the pewobroker's assistant was the same. Prisoner —Was I not intoxicated on the 17th! Witnees—Yea, you were very drunk apparently, and that was why I was anxious to get you out from my room into your own, but you wouldn't go. Prisoner—Did I go on in any wild or extraordin►ry manner—did I seem strange? Witness—Yes, you went on barking like a dog, and making strums noises like ant. Albert Redding, assistant to Mr. Glitch, pawnbroker, of 14, Stanhope-street, deposed that the prisoner pledged the shawl in question, on the 18th, for ss. lie gays the name of "Jo',u Atkins on." Mr. Flowers— Wee there anything peculiar in his manner Mien? Witness—Notbiog whatever. Police-constable F t. 7 deposed to the apprehension of the prisoner, and a Woolwich constable stated the circumstances of the barge preferred against the prisoner at Woolwich. The prisoner was found sleeping with a soldier in the barracks, and he was accused of trying to induce some of the Mee to join the Peden& le bad made in quiries the prisoner and found that be had been in very respectable employment an a commercial traveller, and had been of good character. . . The pnaoner made no reply to the charge. Mr. Flowers committed him for trial. WORSHIP-STREET. 811•111f0 yllOll ♦ PALL_ - - - Maurice Lawrence, deeniiieel;a a general dealer, in Plum bers-row, Whiteehapel, wee charged with stealing three dahlias sod two geraniums from the flower beds in Victoria park. Michael Yahoo, formerly an old Crimea sergeant-major, now redwood to the position ef a park (*astable, proved having seen the prisoner commit the alleged offence, in doing which a great deal of damage was done by other flowers being trampled down. While taking him to the station-house prisoner offered sa. to be released. Prieoner now most positively denied this last seeertion, expressed sorrow for what he had done, and implored mercy in consideration of his miserable condition, be having a withered leg about to be amputated, es it was rapidly affecting the limb above. Prisoner bared hi leg, which was sego to be no thicker then an ordinary walking-stick. The Magistrate said—Cokes three persona who are found in the set of dealing or injuring flowers that have been placed in the parks for public gratification are punished sod an example so made, the beds will very speedily be de stroyed entirely. You are maeifeetly in a state of suffer ing, bat I am net certain that this should be taken into Prooneragam begged to be forgiven, and was then ordered to par a doe of one shilling independent of the value of the flowers, or in default softer our day's imprisonment, which is he was locked up he apparently prebend. GREENWICH. THE COMION LODGING-110M am —BLZIPING tv • CUPBOARD. John Burkky, of Mid-laDe, Deptford, was summoned before Yr. Trotll, by . order of the oommissiooars of police, charged with kee • common lodging-house, the same not being duly Sergeant Peerson, 45 A, i ss of lodging-houses in the district, said that he visitd the defendant's house on the night of the 18th inst., and in a room on the second floor be found two beds, each occupied by two mew, three of whom paid 4d. a night each, and the other 2e. a week ; and is a cupboard in the same room he found a bed on the Soot occupied by two men, each paying 4d a night. The sire of the cupboard, which bad *either light nor ventilation, was about 6 feet in length, by 4 feet in width sod 5 feet high. Two other rooms on the first Boor were let out furnished to two families, one paying 4s. lid. and the other 2a. 6d. a week. The rent paid by the defendant fir the house was 41. week, ant the amount paid by his lodgers we. V. On Bd. per week. The defen dan t had already been twice coo victed under the sot, and aim* the issuing of the present mimeos be had abecooded. _ _ . Mr. Traill ordered aWarms t to issue for the defendant's apprehension. r :loilanna little, of Mary's-buildings, Mill-lane. Deptford, appeared to a summons csd with a similar offence. Sergeant Pearson deposed to visiting the defendant's house, in one room of which he found three beds, each occu pied by two men, five of whom paid 2s. per week each, the sixth loiog the defendant's son. Mr. TrailL —What ! Ten shillings a week rent for one room ° Sergeant Pearson.—Yes, your worship ; and a small room, not being more than 12 feet square. Inspector Dodd said defendant had the usual notices from bcotlaod-yard go far back as eight years ago, but the house had never been licensed. Mr. Trail said it would be more humane to the persons found sleeping in such rooms if they were pot into boxes sad at once nailed down. He should now fine the defendant 20s. and costs, at the same time warning her that in the event of her again taking lodgers into the house without being licensed she would incur a penalty of 20s. a day. BRAEMAR GATHIMING.—On Friday week a pre liminary meeting of the managing committee of the Braemar Ilighlwinl Society was bald, in the Invereatild Arm,' Hotel, for tha purpose of making final arrangements for the games and lull. Mr. Unload, Cluny Cottage, ordinary president of the mxietv, occupied the chair. After the ordinary routine bushman had been finished, it was finally rattled, with the concurreoce of the patrons of the society—the Earl of File and Colonel B. Farqnhanon of levercauld—that the Brae mar Gathering and games be bad at Mar Castle, 00 Thum dac, the Ist doy of September next ; and that the games, dinner, an.lbwll of the society be ooeducted in the usual way Si formwrly. Mr. John Ewee, Castleton. and Mr. Jame Coutts, lisloalair, Cathie, were appointed judged of the games, with the assistance of the president sad one of the noblemen er gentlemen present Mr. J. Morgan was ap- Pmoted ate ward, and Mr. John Brown assistant ditto. .14'.wriOrn Herald. CRYRTAL PALACI.— HALT-CROW N DAY. --SAT CR DAY, AUi.CtiT 27.—Admissions on payment, 1,129; ditto by season ticksts, 2,912 ; total, 4,071. THE #XEIS, MONDAY EVENING, AUGUST 29, 1864. LONDON BANK OP SCOTLAND (LIMITED). (THIS DAT.) --- A special general meeting of the shareholders was held to-day, at the company's °Aloes, 24, Old Jewry, Mr. 8110111 in the chair, kw the parlous ot oondrmiag the reso lutions gamed at the extramdinary general meeting on the 13th instant. The Curliammr, having moved a roadation for that pm- Pos•._ A BaaßlßOLusa inquired on what terms the branch banks were to be kunterred. The CHAIRMAII stated that a difficulty had been raised on the pert of the Birmingham end South Staffordshire Bank, with whom the directors had been segrAtatang for the transfer of the bat it was not a difficulty which affected the value of branches themselves. The business of those branches would be carried oa till they had been disposed of. The anal tics with the Mer cantile sod Exchange Bank would take effect as soon as the meets bad been handed over to it. A SHABIROLDMI expressed his surprise at finding that the whole Maine= of the company was not included m the amalgamation. The Ceersusettobearred that the agreement with the Mercantile and Exchaage Bank wee read at the last meeting, and it showed that th e Glasgow branch was the only one which was to be banded over to that beak. The resolution was them passed noanimoualy, and the meeting terminated in the usual manner. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANK.—{THIS DAY.) Fresh up to-day, the receipts of Eagliah wheat, coed wise end by land-carriage, ware very moderate for the time of year. The quality of the samples, however , war very fine. Far both red and while paresis the demand ruled inactive ; nevertheless, last Monday's currency was well WWe were well supplied with foreign wheat. Good and fins parade were held at fall quotations ; but the demand for them was somewhat heavy. AU other kinds were very dull, and the currencies ruled almost nominal. The show of both Famiish sad foreign barley was rather limited. Salsa, however, programed slowly, on former terms. The show of malt was tolerably good. On the whole, • fair business was doing in most kinds at previous quota tions. Although the supply of oats was huge, the oat trade ruled steady, at fully the late advance le prices. Beans were in short supply and steady request, at quite Frewlot? rates. --- Tbe rates. few peas on offer were taken off readily, at extreme _ About an average bushier was transacted in flour, at last week's quotations. The arrivals of floating cargoes of grain off coast have comprised 8 cargoes of wheat, 9 mane, 4 barley. 1 beans, and 3 cottonseed. Wheat has sold slowly, but we have no material change to notice in lb value. Marianopoli has sold at 395. 6d. ; Ghlrba, 365. 9d. to 37a 9d. ; and Sandornirka, 41s. per quarter. On passage, Ghirka has realised 395. to 40.. The transactions in main have been on a moderate scale at late rates ; Galata, 28.. 6d. ; Odessa, 288 - Moldavian 27.. 9d. ; Wallachile, 275. 6d. ; 278.6 d. to 28s . ; Danubian, 27.. 6d. ; and Ismail, 28e. 6d. per 480Iha About 20.000 quarters on passage have found buyen at ale. to 295. 3d. per quarter. In barley very little has been done. Ibrail has changed hanib at 22a. 93. ; Galati, 225. 40. ; and Algeria., 21s. fld. per 400 lbs. In rye, nett to nothing has been rasing. Bison are very dull, at 365. to 37.. per 480 lb.. for . A cargo of millet seed from Thrall has beend of at 24a. 6d. per quarter. Dari is nominal, at 265. to 235. The transactions in linseed have been only moderate. On passage. Benlianski has pro duced 65a. lid. • Mirzapore, 6.5 e. per quarter. Oil cakm support the late advance in the quotationa. London made, 101. 10s. to 111. ; New York, in barrels, 101. 105. ; ditto in begs, 10/. to M. se. • Western, in bags, 91. 10a. to W. 17s. 6d. ; and Marseille:a 91. ss. per too. Cotton seed cakes move off freely, at 51. 10.. to 51. 15s. per tan. Aureera OP B®s.—Beglish : Tens, 533 ; linseed. 113 ; reposed, 307 ; maize, 10 ; sundry seeds, 1,372 qrs. Foreign : 'rues, 37; linseed, 3,021 ; rapeseed, 4,846 ; mane, 7,706 qrs. _ • Rikkiee.—Lisseeed, 290 ; oilseed, 885 qrs. ; Boar, 131 °eta 1.103.111 NT PRIM SLOLISZ. Per Qr. L a I yrziya.._ lases,Ktat; 39 to , . — 1664 41 to 44 ift .wait•, ma 64 to a Pr/Qr. OAK. Sootoh, hod Scotch potato bilk shale „ black .. . wortac sad flecelta 1834 43 10 471 led, 1033 3O to 13 MUM .. ... !Lilting Distilling Grinding l6 to 16 MAW. laser. Norfolk, and Suffolk lO to 66 Voyles and Wass CO So 66 Brown 1111. Maroon _ to Tick ST to 40 Harrow Pigeon 441 0 to 42 I'LL y,7 __ . Yd: NI to 38 36 to 37 Ft46:4. Tows =ado. per US 34 ------lio. Now OWL &QV" load le to 111 =mad !stalk. 33 to 29 . 3•8129 22 to 16 wily le to 27 1022/111. For Qr. W 2232. 6 a. Ductile sad imago. gook & Mockloo- 4• to 51 Rostoc Do= 4O to 16 39 to 41 ivasi&s. hard Sal iza fob% rod . 'WY._ 63 to 68 1163=1. Pie Or. 007 s. I. Dudek and Swedish 17 to IS Laotian ....... IS to 20 DeWitt - Uto la 11 0Ptioo sll to SA . to iiiiiii Cola. PP Grinding -- It to 27 Distilling Malting Yellow ..., :7. -- 30 t• 33 .... ID So OUL NWT& heath, jar sack .... 20 to V, 8 1 ,211 t 1 h. .. SI to at 99906999 • ;49 19i: .. 19 to 26 Canadlaa. .. .. 19 SO 91 Data, Ley b ri feed ARRIVALS Or OLIN, tc.. I WAT2II QUIALAGZ, 1301 TYCLUDIVI. TO LONDON, BY LAND AND AUG. 20 TO AUG. 27, 1804 SHARE MoTS—(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLoow. The dealings in the railway market to-day are upon a somewhat limited scale, and the tone is rather dull. No general or important fall how ever, has occurred in prices. Metropolitan stock has declined per cent., Lancashire and York shire, 1, and London and North Western . London and North Western stock is now quot ed 1116 to ; Great Western, 681 to 691 • , 1361 to 134 ; Lancukire and Yor kshire, 116 to 1 ; South Eastern, 88 to I ; Metropoli tan, 112 i to 113 ; London and South Western, 98 to 99 ; Great Eastern, 461 to 471 ; Caledonian, 1241 to 126 ; and G rea t Northern, 132 to 133. Great Indian Peninsula stock is inquired for, while Grand Trunk of Canada Fourth Preference Deferred shows a drooping tendency. Central Argentine shares are officially marked 21 dis. OILDLNABY MAINS ABIt STOCKS. BIL I Pd. ItAnw"g• I' iwbg arC as I Salts to-das Sat to t ;km. 1 . 214 .18 i 686,81:81 100,000: 10iiiMO I 260,0001 200,000, 200,000 XlO,OOOl 166.6001 160,0001 soo,oool 76,000 i MINER.-(THIS DAY) Two e'Cloox.. The mining market is rather inactive to-day, yet prices generally are well maintained. Wheal Gren ville shares are firmer, at 71 to I, and East Grenville' strong at 71 to 1. Wheal Seton are quoted 210 to 216 ; Hallenbeagle, 34 to ; and Marts Valley, to N. In the Stock Exchange East Caradon shares are officially marked 274 ; and Bast Wheal Russell, 5. No business is reported in foreign and colonial mining shares, and prices are without variation. The Westminster Mine sold, on the 25th hut., 40 tow of lead ore, .514/. IL 6.1. per ton. At a sale of copper ore held at Radratlt on the 23th inst., 3,704 tone were sold for 18,1491. 1 la. 6d. Average standard, I=l. Us. Od. ; averse* prodnos, 6f ; average price per too. 41. 18a. Od. • quantity of Kee copper, 231 tow 3 own:. ; average st andard last sale, 1261. 15e. Gd. The following animate ware realised by the different Edam : Mines. - Tong. Amount. South Caradon Fowey Consols) 440 .... 1,838 15 rarnhaile Mani: Mine 392 .... 1,383 5 West Damsel 355 .... 1,483 6 Clifford Amalgamated Great Wheal Busy Craddock Moor 248 .... 1,383 12 Hallenbeegle Great North Cowin l6O .... 836 10 Glasgow Curadou Bowmen Bamfylde Great Brig= 45 .... 2.19 12 East whoa Ellen 3O .... 100 10 North Gambler Falmouth and Sperries 2l .... 45 3 Wheal Prudence Grumbler and St. Aubyn 9 .... 50 17 3,701 £18,149 11 6 At &dreg on the Bth of September 2,083 tone will be offered for sale, via :—Eaet Care Bree, 3.58 tone ; United, 301; Wheel lleriery, 269 ; West Bas is Pest Ilmewarne, 160 ; Treloweg, 131; Tolvaden,l23 ; Par Console, 83 ; 72 ; Copper Hill, 67 ; Wheel Uey, l l 62 ; Wheal Buller, 58 ; New RONIWSZDe, 36 ; North Bunk 27 ; West Treveltan, 20; Crone Conga. 17 ; Wheel Agar, 13 ; Wheal Emily Henriette, 12 ; sad East 55 heel Fortune, 11 tom. The first Blanchester Athletic Festival was held at Old Trafford on flattuday. The committee presented • very good programme ; there ware competitors Iran almost all parte of the north of England, and there was • large attendance of spectators. The Hon. Lady Phipps, accompanied by her daughter, Min Phipps, arrived at Douglas Hoed', from the south, oa Friday femora, and lett per 4.35 Desaide train, ea route for lialmaral.—Dundee Adoerttser. EXTRA FORNSTRRS' DAY AT THE CRYSTAL PALACE. (Tam DAY.)—The directors of the Crystal Palacio Com pany. baring given notice that the tickets of admission to the Foreaters' fete not prmented last Tuesday, in come queuee of the unfavourable weather, would be available if presented this day, many hundreds of wens proceeded by rail and road this morning to the palaes. Before half put 10 o'clock more than 10,000 persons were admitted to the raleoe, THE " HOP-PICKING " EXODES.—(TIIIB This morniag immense numbers of persons left the metro polis by railroad and steamboats for the hop pounds in Kent. The picking will commence generally throughout the county on Thursday next, the Ist proximo. Several families, loaded with rugs, blanket., and culinary utensils, proceeded on foot by road to the same deetinations. CHLRIH CONORIE3S.—The following are the sub jects to be brought under consideration at the approaching church congress to be held at Bristol :—lncrease of the eproopate, home missions and lay agency, roe& of the church, rural deans sad decimal chapters, foreign missives and supply of miagiomary candidates, parochial sub-division, orpoiaatioo, and grim, collegiate churches in great towns, church architecture and decoration, mutual relations of the church in Eaglaed and Ireland, free and open churches, augmentations of mall livings and Queen Anne's bounty, dilapidation., social hindrance to the spread of Chris tianity, education of the clergy, systematic cultivation of English composition, public reading and speaking, aro claims for aiding poor, enfeebled, and disabled clergymen and the widows and children of the clergy, middle-class education and the Bristol Diacern Trade School, adult education and night schools, the revised code and church training colleges, church in the workhouses, church music. Each subject ui to be opened by • paper not to exceed 25 minutes in reading, which may be followed by two prepared addresses not exceeding 15 minutes each, after which ten minutes will be allowed each speaker for discussion. THE MANX CLERGY AND THE CH ASK —The Isle of Mao Times reports the proceedings at the dinner of the local sgriennead show. The bishop was present, sad, g for "The Church," said, in the course of his spoor, "There was another matter, ` believed he murt refer, now that be was speaking. He that they were in a great maven indebted to his Excellency the Lieureant-Governor, who was working day and night for the interest of the island, for the pack of bounds which was exhibited at the show that day. In old times the clergy had to keep a pack of hounds for the pariah. (Laughter.) He did not know whether he would be asked to join the hunt, but be believed they had asked the archdeacon to do so, if he would preach • sermon for them. (Loud laughter.) He (the bishop) would have no objection to the archdeacon drag so, provided he preached the termer' in pink, with top boots on." (Renewed laughter.) TUE EARLY DAYS OF RAILWAY TRAVELLING, At the dinner given to celebrate the opening of the Eccles, Tyldeeley, and Wipe Railway, on Wedeesday last, Mr. Oliver Heywood, in proposing "The Laadoweer," said he remembered travelling by rail when peassegers had to give their names and spell them, in order to their brag wrier@ on • large green paper ticket, when between Liverpool and Manchester there was a long stay at Newton, in order that pareopis might refresh themselves with Eccles cakes. (Laughter.) A "guide " so the live to London wet 55., and there was • cheap edition at 2s. fiat. The former told the number of bricks in the Kilsby and Wat ford tunnels, and how they were forced on the oompany by the landowners of the neighbourhood. Now landowners knew their interests to be identical with the railway crape- Dies. He had beard that the London and North Western Oompaty carried into London daily Iwo tons of watercresses and a ton of mushrooms. (laughter.) A BRAYS WOKAN.—Some few days ago some very young children were playing in • boat in Teigninouth Harbour. A little boy, between two and three years of age, ' overbalanced himself, rid fell into • depth of five or six feet of water. The accident being observed by two women, they both instinctively rushed into the river to his rescue. One of them, however, finding herself getting beyond her i depth, retired, but the other woman, named Sally Shigginm wife of one of the lifeboat's mew, posited forward and swam a few feet to the child's races. She caught him some depth below the surface, and as he was =akin, sad afterwards lately brought him ashore. The child was found to be nearly insensible, and must have perished in the sheenier of Mrs. Shigeo.' courageous conduct. Her husband has been for some years pant one of the lifeboat's crow, sad has often assisted in saving life from shipwreck. TIRED OF HIS BOARDING.HOCSILA prisoner of war advertises front Johnson's Island, in • New York journal, for • substitute to take hia place in the military prison there :—" Wanted.—A substitute to stay here in my place. He must be 30 years old ; have a pod mond rarer ; A 1 digestive powers, and not addicted to writing poetry. To such an one all the advantages of a strict retire ment, army retries, and unmitigated watchfulness to pre vent them from getting lost, are offered for an indefinite period. Address me at Block 1, Room 12, Johnson's Island Military Prison, at any time for the next three years, en closing half • dozen postage steurips.—A RA Hager." One of the eights of Southampton is now the splendid salmon that are to be seen daily on our fishmongers' stalk One day this week there was one weighing 401 b. This is the largest that has been seen in Southampton. In London there an at times 501 b. and even Gott.. salmon to be seen. Woodmill salmon are rarely caught over 30th. The largest salmon omse generally from Holland. We are indebted to our railways and the practice of peeking fish is ice for the plentiful supply of salmon we now receive. The rivers of Holland, northern Europe, and Scotland furnish the south of En land with the king of fishes. Notwith standing thig 'apply, it is not sufficiently large, we are sorry to say, for the poorer dares to see it on their tables.— SoufArimpron THEE& Mack an band this day Dettrary lamt wadi! Dttb 6a lat J. . ..easkal 10,335 I 21.54 I 14978 Antral last week j 'll5 Ditto &mold AID* 16,990 rricoY.C.oothospot titiadayewt 4116 Od. Ditto Tows lasi Friday 413221 1,24 12,210 1.132 14,120 42a 34. 434. 9d. 44276 1,409 12,267 MN 11,642 429. Id. 674. 9d. Arrival for the week eliding kepi. 7, last yaw, 1,635 calks, and dell 1,097 casks The arrival lad week comprised 776 casks Peb va nbars, 812 Australia, and 66 other places: total, 1,661 cask& METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DA Y.l _ The amber of beastyi;viry large, bet the average quality, ia still very inferior. The choicest kinds are selling quite as dear as on Moeday last, sod in a few instances rather dearer. The supply of sheep and lambs is about the same as of late. Trade. dull for them, and it is diScult to obtain late rates. Caves are selling ea on Thurs day. From Germany and Holland there are 2.580 beasts, 10.470 sheep, 99 calves, and 50 pig.. Ireland, 270 bouts ; and 3,540 from the Northern and Midland counties. Per 'none of 111144. 4. d. a. d. Best 80044 Havids. 4 10 & 0 POI SUMO of 4104..0. 4. Best Imo& lif-1?4•1311 0 0 i - it i B:d Lon-w 001.... Calm rig. BestDas& Mt-brads 5 2 5 Beasts ►t market, 040; 124. tags. 460. Do. do. Shorn .... Swan & necond qua/ _ Do. d.. Shorn .... eep and lambs, 29,20: calve., BOROUGH HOP MARKET.--(THN DAY.) Messrs. Pattenden sad Smith report► lair inquiry for the remainder of the 1863 growth, which continue firm in price. About 250 pockets of the new growth have reached our market, and fled purchasers in small quantities at prices ranging from 64 to 9L per cwt. The plantatiooe are pro gressing very favourably, the late reins having math bean. fitted them ; the yield will be larger than anticipated. COAL KARIERT.—(THIS DAT.) Walla Ead Hettos, 19a. ; Walls End Haswell, 18e. 9d. ; Walls Ead Tess, 18s. 6d. ; Walla End East Hartlepool, 18a. 9d. ; Walls End Braddyls Hatton, 17s. 9d. ; Walls End South Hartlepool, 17a. 9d. ; Walls End Haugh Hall, 19a. ; Walls End James, 16e. 9d. ; BeW, 17e. ; Pesaber Primrose, 17e. &L ; Walker Primrose, 13a. 3d. —Ships at market, 54 ; at ea s, 25. COLONIAL 009NNNNINT ISCUBITINIL Ala 91161 •110olts.ep.0t.,1871.1041 Do. do. 100100. Cut Om 60.a.1817.84. 100 96 se Do.llporct.lob.dAtte.lloo; 9d 90 D 0.6 pored. Mar.& Si 100 98 in 10.5 pee eLiats.&J 100 1 98 86 Do. 6 par*, 100 Ince 100 84 80 Ord alicpeOp.a.l67ll 100, 106 106 do. 11110-4 100 107 109 Do. do. 1810.1 100 109 111 Do. do. 1891100 107 149 Otoo,Nov. 1866, 6p. ct. 100 103 106 1978, do.. 100 110 11! Yearltion Ivor d., 1873 100 , 103 106 Do. Ism mai les 10t Do. 1841 100, 107 109 I Natal. Gov.6por cent... l loo , 194 107 iNew Bruno. Gov. 6 pet. 100. 97 100 N.& Wales Ov. p.c.1996 100 97 99 I Do. sp. c. 1871 to 1876 1001 96 98 Do. sp. c. 1888 to UN 1001 96 98 New Zealand 6 per cont. 100. Nora Scotia 6p. e., 1876 100 99 108 Qmendond Gov.o p. ct. 180 101 104 8.A05t.80v.6 p. 6. Boo& 100, 106 108 916.00v.6p.c.Ja0./Jo4 100, Do. do. 6 p. 6.394900. 100: 109 110 BRITISH 11114C13. ... 1091 _ 11111 1 all Btrai.,Wol.st Sawa Vs/ - - - No. 1 8. 1 Want I Pd. 1131. pikes I Salsa M. WO 11ilythand Tye, - 75000 1 Quokka Goa GM& L 1 -- Ai - IS all '805t0n,8146116,& lid.C - -- 5000 .. Chivertati - It. :100 .11ristol sad nester- - 66 - BB - 2,906 .. :Clifford Adel. 3O 32 - 11. 100 ;Caledonian 124; 1254 1241 LOU .. Der. G. 00a. (Meting.) 1 MO 690 - 60 all ;Clark and Baadon - - 3800 Drakowans - M an lOwnwall 6 7 612 .. 'East Boma allogan).. 90 67 49 - 10 an 1110. • Ano dlr. until 0 -. - - 6,1441 .. ;Suet Canoes Maid 37 28 Mi II all 'Do. B 1 p. o. lipid tea --. . 6,0031 .. limit Cans Brea M all 'Dublin &Ad BoJana U II - moo, ...Beet Grenville 9.7.0 7 7 - U WI inuorlio.Poirtb,&AbdJo 11 17 4,000 .. .1. W. Sorrell (Tavkilk ) SLIM. 6 5 81. 140 Adtaburgband Glasgow 89 91 - 480 .. 'Gramblee &M. Anbyn MI 6 7 - 101. MS ,insusoir and S. Western 112 115 - 1,500 4 'Great lazey Ablated) all 16 16 - M. MO Great Matein Ord. St. nil 674 - 0,000 .. Great Sow* Taigas 175 .24 14 - St. 100 Do. A Stork.. - - -6,90 S .. 'G. W. Toe (B•isien) - et •100 Do. B. Ang. ,, k., N 0.2 7 74 - 9,000 .. • Oreavllls - 9L UM ar4lNorthotecotiarad - - - 1,024 .. Itorod's Foot BL 1104 'oo Northern l3l US - 6,000 Illagiton Downs '4113•04 34 41 - It 100 'Do-11 IA roe. no dlr. no- 164 147 - 808 .. ./Irst (Uny Letant)' 94 7 9 - 114 1100 Do.B 1 tal6p. alapald B 131 1311 - 9,000, . 131 as Valley St. 100 . ot. South & West. (Da) IN 111 ad - zd 40,000 •4 • 11wwedy Iron Ore - BL 1190 'oree4 Western Mi GM WlB4 9 1,044 Naugle* St. .100 1 Do.laser ValOnalltk - - - 400 . New 944ala - - - 6,000 .. 'North Down. - SL 110) Do. W. 1114.-4)ztord 43 46 - 700 .. North Makes, - M. :191 I Do. Do. Newport 37 to - 6,000 .. N. Wh. Basset (Gloom) MO 2 3 ... St. 100 Do. Do. Hereford 100 104 - 6,640 .. North Wheal Crotty - M. 1001 London and Madman 00 67 Rd - zd 1 1,120 20 !Providence (U. Want) 1037 44 41 - IL 1 1., .Loa.,Brightn,d EiXosit 102 195 Ie •••• zd 612 . iti. Careloe (SLCleer - 14 480 600 - St. MO London,Chatam,& Dow 39 41 - 696, .. I. W. Frances allogan, 16./0.9 424 474 - IL 100 leadon&North Wade 116 1164 1164 16 920 .. 'Stray Past 50.17.11 IS SO -. St. !1100 ,landou&Sout&Wmtero 98 90 974 6,000 .. Tin Cron - OR Ist Man.,Shet.,& l' la s h 66 64 669 6,600 ~ Wad swot Minty_ L 14 .... ID 4111Maryport and Carlisle - - - 1,024 .. W. Carillon (temsern) 5 1 3 1 1 -. 114 all ' Da Do. i Shams - - - 3,000 .. Wag admen. lO Wizd .... in. .100 Metropolitan 1134 1:34 113 124 9 400' West Sabra - BL 1100 Do. New - - - Ili .. Wh. Basest (Illoganl.. SI 02 96 zil - IL 11•5 Maliand 1194 ISM - 256 .. Wit Buller (Redruth) .18 18 20 - 111451 .11 Do. New - - - 4.104 Wheal Ladvat - SL 100 Do Rim & Derby. 100 106 -, 1.014 .. W.MarrAnu (Meahm ) I It II - M all,Mld. GC Ws. (Ira).- - - -, 896 .. Thal Seton Mt MAI MD *di - II all' Do. i Shares .. ... - - - LOGO . nk. 7 pelswory (Usk ) 7 19 21 - MI an 111 d Kist - - -• COM. 'Wheal Unbar - 10 gaudiest (Cray Line)... - - - IL 11110 INortlaridah - AMMO, AWOL ML WO I Do. idin.,Porth,Dund - IL IMO IX Nastalu-Barwistit -aa zd - l a No. 1 ft. 1 Krim IPd I OIL meas. I labs. 16 114 Do. 0. N. R. Pam - - 1 pm. ad Immo 1 Manilla (Wilted) - 4' _I I Pl' - M 100 Do. Lean 1134 iSti zd - Id 100,000 1 Angto-BrazCio/d,Lint. la pia pm - BL ;100 Do. York 914 MI ad 934 zd 10,000. TO . Australian 7 - IL 1 100 Do. OarUsle - - - 76,000 1 Bow Award Cop. Mal on I I - f I al' Da Mock.&Darling ll5 87 ad - ad 19,000 6 BraziLLAM.Co.(Lins. , all 1 -. Mll 9 I Do. do. 1966-66- 919 pia ad - 16,600 •10 ga . ,.....pe , :n.R. A 1:144 . 7 , 1 .734• pm - 1i 12 De. do. 160081 74 64 pm ad - ad 16,000 1 1 1 Me - 9L lin north London - 11,000 40 .t.ts - Oop7e r t. 1 all 3: $ 1 -.. 10 6 De. New . - .... 4 14 pm - 10,000 10 !Copan° tUarlted) -1 16 6 6 ... 95 ,100 Meth Staffordshire- - 76 77 ad - ad 100,600 , 1 Don P04r4.1 2 .1 5 80147 as t idis IPm - W' 10 I 'N.& 8. WINANS Jam 104 Ili - 75,000 1 . Due Mount.Cok(Usa.) - 36. 'lOO Scottish Central - M,OOO 3 'East Del Rae (Limited) 14 3 1 I Me - SL 'lO5 loottieh N.K Aber Bak. - - - 26,000 1 .Fort ... (Lbented).... all 4 - SL 1 100 ScottJah Midland - -.-• MON 10 Gemini all 21 23 - 10 all Shrewsbury & Wetcbpl. - - - 00,000 14 Kannada (Limited) - IL lOCI .Bbropahlre Union 67 911 68 16,000 I Urns an 64 64 15 100 booth Devon 36 17 -. 10,000 1 Leans:dim almlled).. 1 1 Oidis - IL 1 150 South Eastern 114. .100 8. Yorkab. & Hine Dna 141 MS ad - 100,000; 1 , M.Aureos iiras.o.lL(L' •31 4 z . I all Staines.Wokleghooka 7 I 74 i ad 60,000! 4 Pannlclllo Copper (L 1 1 . Ipm - IL ,100 Too Vats - 19 all I pa locuoi 8 Port P 4111 19 l ll4 zd - 10 S Do C 0 6 - pm - .1 1 ~rata Barb. Gold 1L(L) I 3 1 dl. 10 all Ulster - 110;900' 1 Scottish Austral.(lisa 4 die - 16 10 1 Do. - - - 11,000 )11 181.JohodolP.oy El 16 36 - 18 4 1.4 1 Do. - •- 43174 10 , United Mexican 6 - 8L , tog , Vale of Neat& - MOM 1 IVallanzaseariold Ipm - 8L 1100 • Victoria &a & Plano) - - - 10,000 1 'Worthing (131ntled) .. ) 6 1 1 - 7L 1100 ,Waterford & Kilkenny. - - -- 46,0001 1 lYndanainutena Mal ell 1 2 4 - lit. 'lOO :West Cornwall - - - IL 1100 ;NIMROD./ Barb. & W - -.- FOREIGN OBLIGATIONS. Ck4lll Priebe. I Sass. Pd. I RAILIIIATL a ----- 4 18 19 91 109 93 100 j 9715 QM qrs. • , clr s iVR 0.4 Vi• Pea. qrs. Cain& ... 411211 40 0 . WIG' 416 136 Foretip6 .. 999 4404 .... woo 861 jag! 41111 922 T0ta1.... 14166 4896 i 119 -1 412), 71 1486 843 43511 9997 nor i LIVERPOOL COTTON MA. (THIS DAY.) far aLaorno AND INTIMIWRONAL T 1 (nor on( ows coital:Brom:mfr.) Market remains unchanged is toss or prim. Sales pro bably 5,000 balsa. :KET. MIECING-LANE.--(THIS DAY.) Soon.—The mast for both raw sad re6ued inquiet, purchases only being made to supply immediate waste. COMM—About 1,000 begs sold, Native Ceylon at 65a. 9d. to 66e. Taa.—The market co:Aim:we quiet. Rica AND SALTMHZ. —No sales reported. Rl:gr.-110 puncheons of Jamaica sold at 3a. for time quality. Corrom.—There is a more rascal demand at firm prices, but the males effected are not important. Samowam.—Etiminerm has been transacted at full rates. The isles adreriiasd far ih. week in tither lilht, thaN for to-morrow osasistiag of 300 Ws., 2,700 bags sugar ; 380 casks, 450 eases, sad 1,600 hags coffee ; 300 bags salt petre; sad semidry drysaltsre goods- TALLOW ILUIKET.—(THIS DAT.) Ths market is Ina, at the following pm= :—Tows tallow, 41i. 6d. wet oar ; Peteralterg Y. 0., in the spot. 445. 6d.; October to Norther, 445. to 44.. 6d. ; Jaarry to Morel, 1865, 45.. to 45e. 6d. PARTICULARS OP TALLOW. PROVINCIAL SHARE MARKETS. itY112,001.. Auo9lll l 27. - Sales this day: -Lancashire and Yorkshire, 116 e mi.-London and North Western, 1164 16 "- Manchester, Sheffield, and Llnootnshir i t . lll4 . 6 e i r a tl c i mi dlV 136 -South Eastern, 88- Grand Trun kWn, of wi lB Pm sires, 304-Eastern Exchange Bank, 11 3-16 p.- rerpool Ethan. Mal Association, 4 p.- Mermaid* and Exchange Bank, 84 3.16 It 8 p.-AlbionWayinc, 1-16-Maribme, f p.-Union Marine, 2 15-16 4 p.-AfrlMn Merchant. Company, d.-Rational Steam Navi gation Oonageny, 34 4 2 16-16 jd. Rnuuminatt, Anatole 27.-13 e sales in the malted to-day were in Birmingham Canal shares, at 89-Metropolitan Wagon shares, at 13 ex dir.-Birmingham Financial shares, at 11 pm.- -and Patent Sha ft sod Axle shares, at 34 pm Patent Rat and Bolt shares were quoted at 14 to 2 pm.-British and foreign Plant, at 2 pm, sellers-Staffordshire Joint Stock Banks, at 11 to 12 pm-Dudley and Westbroniwich Banks, at 7i to 8-Shropshire Banks, buyers, at 61-Birmingham Joint-stock Banks, at 32 MU /Muth WaEcedshire Railway abates, at 10$ toll/I-sad Blaming ham Guaranteed Stock, sellers, at 94. UAIKIIIMIIR, Annear 11.—Yhe lastket has beta rat/barbells", sad prima bare Deena little firmer. Great Eastern. a7}—Great NorthsraA, 1461-laneashire aad Yorkshire, 1114 1 London and North Western, 1161 ll Manokester, and 71n actinides, 1164 —Metropolitan, 114—Itidland, 136—Norib tirl- Usk 141-6outh Eastern, 84 k —Caastasirs, 6 p,—Joha Brown, 26 p.—Confoderate Lows. ne $ e e e. BRITOIL KINIZMIONIL all .At letic& 84. Lwow. 100 Bora. Bor. et C. I u.g.6p.0. 10 Do. E Mares all 'astral* & Lake liana all' Do. Preference 1 109 i ße .. .. c. B tkiL rant, A tO g oclarlais .i.imi 100 Do. do. July 1, 18711 100 Do. do. June 1,1674 1 1100 ICal. It &taster° 6p o. & i Cape T. tD p ock6p.c.O lE ; Bea/ef lo p s do .100 East Indian gu. 6 de all Do. 0 liztenalou all 1 Do. H do 100 Grand Trunk of Canada all 1 Do.2qulp. 11.11,6p.e4 all Dw L 6 r t. deferred) nd 191 Do. tad preL Bonds W . Do. do. deferred' al Do. Ind pref. Otoek W Do. do. deferred' all 1 Do. 4th prof. Block 2111 Do. do. defamed' 100 Alert Indian Peninaulal 11 Do. gas. 6 per mot.' Do. New do leg Gt. 9. of India g. 6p. et 100. Do 41 per cent. I Do sit Gt. Western of Canada ' 111 j Do. New all . D0.t . 1 ii. de.pay.lB73l all Do. do. do. mai Lathan IMAM! 1 Do. Now 10 Madras guar.& p. oast, IV: tr . ,. 2 Do. PIM Sara 1100 Melb. Corp. a per e. Ad. all Kalb. sad Hobernealter all .N.Drun.etCan.clukt 161 100 N.L.olOan.op.e.lstp.B.l 100 delude. gem 6par mat.' ,100 Do. Deihl do. I 75 110 75 ID 71 80 SI 100 N N , -- i Do. do. do :100 Do. PWIjMIO do I 1100 • Do. ludas Silk* de 0 0 111 103 pis r t o ta7jo47 !0 all ILILWATS. G.Lazawbourgap.omal i _Do. 100 all Davao& sod Datum' 100 all 'Lansaw* sad lenboarg. 100 all !, Matanzas andbaboollla' 100 all ; Do. Second luxe .... 20 ' all ;North of France a p.ct. l 20 all ! Do. (lateCharl.36p.ct. 100 'all !Ottoman ;Smyrna, &a) 40 all ! Parla,Lpoos,illollp.ct 20 all . Do. New ....3 p. et. 100 all ilaells& 8. 17.(l'ern.; 4 all ;Royal (Swedish 6p. et. 100 all Maps& la Grande 7 p.ct. 28 :all 18. Aa&tlan-Viat3p.o. 100 'all ,lloothCastot Part.7p.e. O 0 ,all .Boathernot Praooallp.e. SO all Booth Hallam, 3 pee at 20 all . ha. Sp. e. No eh. 101 IN 101 101 lii tt 91 93 71 73 110 611 66 67 66 117 48 62 6$ 66 27 29 IS IS 1113 pis iptn or 101 Oat 13 ?Olds a 111 a a iag an We Wee ta a a a SO SO sel S $ PO ES 100 IR 0i0,161 10O100err if a CL RBI L/ L4l id, reel 36 IS gm 1 li lipei Pa 7 nazi 73 76 1 ii ei pool par 1 psi :is; id; 1111 I i - iii — rar I li ,!idisi lil . 41 . — di dedis id ill 8 11 1411 I 3pm Idts 81 161 46 48 37 al 16 17 pm 64 de 37 SI p. 128 1311 - ii - ii I rpm. di 2Pm lipm zd 2 Spa zd 20 21 —par 4 - pail Si 2 1 A Val B . 9 . pak 111 T 1 i iil fa -..6 pai 5 14 pik le lips 61 TIP= 3 4p Di Is i4lcl 1 f pm llpin II ape I .I.l.gme lii 111044 a 6pm Si i 15 111P03 73 75 id 1 lego 47 41 j .I.IPI $p 96..6, lyi p-w SiP i = ; itll N 46 PM Umg 6 6pm 57 MI lUs par PO 91 ii stag U 87 II 'pm 6 7r 6 6r 61 at le lies 61 67 No. I ak. I amiss. 23,000+100 Amin Idaskrunies(L) 20,000 6o; Do. New (La 146 9.) ma i I tit.'" 10,000 60 93,000 104 tillaisoalas.ALiverpost 10, 100 Do. New 100,000 20 Anglo Austrian 20,000 20 Anglo Italian (Llrellatt) 21.000 40 AostraLsia M C( ' .0 Do. . 1 ",.._. „ I 11,6c^ f 0 Ea;.io( 10,000 0.1 Soak of = 0,000 100 Book of 16.000 10 Book of 06640 (Ualtad) 10,000 100 Bank of yueenalaad (L.) 20,600 60 BoakofyletorlatLuatzla 6:000 100 Bank of Wales - 711EL) 60,000 10 Bank of New Zealsad 60.000 00 BrasillanetP 00,01.0 60 Bratsk & Carlt?entla . 110.000 60 Britlah N. America .... 82,200 I'o C. 1,800 20 Do. w ee., CLlraal 8/000 IS 'Chart. Mer of Lodla,ke. 10.000 83 Do. New 10,000 100 eft. tdooo 100 cidmtha 10:00O TS • Com Dank of hulk, te. 100,000 10 :ComolfdaSed Beak (Li 4000 ; 100 OontDuctal (L.) 20.000 60 Moat London (Waited) . 11000 , 60 Do. New IS.OOO 20 Eng.neotaikuaLChaetd.' 40,000 60 English and Swedish (L 4 5 . 50) 53 • European Bank(Ltnaliad 16.000 60 Do. New _ _ 10.000100 Ifindwas.Clabib&Jap.(l4 10,000100 12;000 100 Imperial Bank, Limited' 1,000180 10.000 50 Imp.Rlcnt China.(26..(L 1316000 20 Imperial Ottoman 26.000 60 International Bank (L ) 6,000 25 6.000 25; Do. New /00,000 20 Land Morn*. India (L) 20,0(.0 50 I,n.tk.ollleslco.dm(L 15,000 100 Lan. Bank of dostland(L 70.000 100 London and Bradlian 0.000 WO ,Lon.B.Ayras&R.PlatelL 20,030 25 i De. New, W. at 6.000 100 Lon., Bir.. RO. Riad. IL 60.000 B) , Loa. Ch. Bank et Anil& 10,000.105 'London and Colonial (L 10,000 50 London and 5.0 0 0.106 :Lon. flarabg.Con.Ex.(l ) 00,000 50 ILondsa Joint litook 10,0 1 :0150 'Lan. and Northern (L ) *OOOl II London& South African 6,000 100 Los. & B. Western I[J= 60,000 140 lam & Westminster 10.0 0 0 100 , Merchant 10,000 60 Mercantile BudnaiL 24,000 601 De. New 10,000'100 Metro. & Pro,. Bank (L LIMO 100 !Midland Bank (Lint) *OOO . lOO (National of LirsrPool• • MON 100 IN. Pro. el England. 16,600 1 00 j National Bank, New MOM 20 Iffew dontk Wales *OW 10 New Zealand CUOMO& 50,000 20 North Western 50,400 25 Oriental Bank Corporm *OM 50 Pronto. ilanklianCorp.(L 85,000 190 iPnrrtnf. of Ireland 37,600. 30 Sulfide, Puni.,aDsid (L * 25 Routh Australia 10,000 008 26 Routh Eastern (U2a.) 16,000 100 'Stand. of B. B. ABMs 4460,100 Do. do. 10.600. 26 'Union of Anatralia,New *OOO 100 ,Orton of Ireland (LML) I 66*. Mika sir Load= Anglo-Mexican AAustralian Australlaniti t rift BertlaWaterworba Bomba 13ita (Liza B y MA Antanean land B. i L Man. TeL British Indian Tea (L ) Caw& Company ttanadlanLoanAlitvg ) Ceylon Company 'City of Lon.BealiteMil• Ithty (Mem (Elsa.) . Com. of Atetmalter.(l.l !CommeretalUaloMlna Conselldatna (L. Continental Un.Gastl4 ,ContractCorporatio CAL8 1 . 10 6... 7 18.n Credit Ponder_ Do. of Mauritius (L ) Credit dodder Vah !add ersnase Du 6 =r e India !Midden. rt. COOSA rsd.a. relegrapit sus s gni. and ins. ' Financial Corporation Financial Discount (L) Forest. Warehoase (L. Oellivara (Lindird) „ o.Credild Fin.etLea(L Oen. Mesa Nadintion flamed 3olonini ( L limisodstig =Yer.o6lAss. Carrying Internat. Innan.ene. (L Internat.Land Creed Its/lan Irrli rn. 0 74 Do. p. c. r. I JeintiteekDdosunt(L.) land decnritiss ( Una) Loud. African hada( Lood.andCaledion. Loncirdarke Thee. ) land.innan. Aso. Id) Do. New Loud.G.OranibaaC.(L) Wad., Italia.. &e..Btra. ,Load Mer. Dlacoant(L) I Lond.Provinclandarlae _ _ . 1 iiier-::i;;Iii.-1&il-ail Do. — Marina Invests wit(L) Nlauritlas WlA,de.(l.) Nedlt. hien. Dd. (L) Mithrall Iron Works.. Natal laDd it cola (L) Yahoos! 01s.Com. a.) National TLanclal (L.) Natlosal Sawa Nay. a qi NorbaddsCoal d I'L) DO. New N.Zesland T.& Loan(L N.BALAustralashus(L) N. linL k blercan. le.(L NovaScoliallanAlL .14 Ocean Marina limn. (hkntalCaumniscaiala. Orient4l Financial (1..) Ociasta Or (Isialidd) De. Now • • Waal Imbed illeus(L) ' Otago Sthlandinvist 4S i Ottoman l ar n gl i 21 ) PaossiaJ..ll. swan(L) lils — par 1 t Do. P " 1 . 114v • 14 , 244:1 4. 1 ; (14. Do. New — Quebrsda 4, R., 14(1 Arr lron f•it CVhaprov. (4) 111 18 20 pus I 101. 11k 11 l e. — 13143 - ;c111 - o — . '--;- '—. Royal Mailitaar. Scot Antra Inver. Smith. Carta. oppt &Co. io ' '. l ino.rdian.4 • lr( Melton W. a la. a Your Avatra T lian Land &aborting Tel.Ocralgoo=L Tbanignaltargey ta.(L I Tragtaiogneretkaa L T. & L Co. of U. Canada Mardi. Teri. On (L) Uolvara.ilartr Ina (L.) Upon AiriaTes(Lint ) Ditto Vaa Drawee Land Warrant lir ante (Lir Warladiaaracian II L uvt r 120 190 zd ide P. 1 0 1 1 412 1 lips 29 111 4696 19 , a 4 I P se! 1 it 14 17 9 11 ddb 2206 93 1200' PREFERENCE SHARER. North ?Astons, G. N.E., 4 par coot. prof.. 104_1E6. Ditto, 'Mock. sod Darl., B sod 0 0 per coot., 39 s 4. FOREIGN RAILWAYS. OsMeal Amps*km 24. CL plow I Salm ■OQM. iPtt Lei 111 13 Ydslpm sel rd: par' . 7 1 79 la 101 WO 171 a 11 . 4 01 1 6 in! 14 1 du" I dla Ipal iF 34,221 1 1 1 AI psr 22 90 23 41insi 21222 So 101 112 102 112 14 id, iLtd! 11 14 ids gelln OM zde 4 S S siir /44. ST I IT 4 4 41 6413! 34 26 1 1412 t ri l 2 42 Pn 1 2 1 ! ) 1 0 21 34 ▪ 2 14 44 3 1 3 ▪ 1 4131 itlts ipm iS.idle par -- i i 1. , OW I Slid iclis pa idla /RI ii aifiga 4 3Ws p i r lii i * 70 1 9 19 4 iipm 1 thpat It pis id 3 1 i zd er sa zd _ld Si up- 16,i0oEib 10,000 i 06 ii:iiiil KTri• TOl 4916 1 1124 60,000 10 26,000 10 IMO 26 10,000 60 60,000 10 60,000 60 90,000 60 17,6001 20 40,000 100 1-1! !Pool ii,iii ies =o , 10,111110 L 177,000 i. 110. 1011,0701 gr 9,1761. Te,ooo. ii,-??I 96.001 Al,OOOl !'.'l iiti e l 125,000 11.___ lit] lit, 1!1.00! woosii.soo I sasoso., iiiiil Issoose 50.0061 10.010 79,000' 20,000 1 itni i. 3 *.iil 20,000 175,000 10,000 6,000 &moo 10,000 1t,1500. ltoooi 60,000' 20001 10.0001 io;oni; WOOT,' COW 401,00 1117,1761. 60.0v01 $O,OOO 210,000 40.000 iii:oiel i0:000; ISO Wu; 60,000. 00,0001 25.000 BSI iti:ii? I 1! 8.100 110.0001 SUDO 10,000 r•CM(2I ??..°°! 10,K*1 4.26_,.1 si.ii4l 1 - 61 MAW. 44 0 00 !!•144' i - ,:oil I 1 WWI _____ 87.500 104,900 114100 11111,0•11 . 000 i izaq __,o _ 1000 10,000 10,000 10,000 io so et el al _ zd MONEY MARKET ,alllB DAY.) Two o'CLoow. The stock markets are still inactive, and quota tions without alteration of importance, notwith standing the arrival from the West In dies of the steamer Shannon with the unprecedented total of 1,471,0001. in specie. Consols are quoted exactly the same as on Saturday both for money and the account, and the principal British railway stocks have varied in only two or three instances. Some foreign securities are inquired for and have improved, especially Greek Bonds. _ - - There in not much business in the discount market to-day, and the rate for choice three months' bills is unchanged, at 7} to 2 per cent. At Paris to-day, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentes opened at 66fr. 35c., showing no variation. Console are now quoted 89 to for money, and 89k to I for the account (Sept. 8). The official business report is ar follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 89k, 89 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, SB, . I ; New Three per Ceuta, 881, ; 'Bank Stock, 244 ; and India Five per Cent. Stock, 104 k, 1031. The foreign stock market is rather firm, although the amount of bir , ineas generally is not large. Greek Bonds are in principal request, and have risen per cent. Consolid4s, Spanish Certificates, and Mexican have also improved 1, and the Confe derate Loan is steady at the advance of Satur day. Subjoined are some of the present quotations :—Turkish, 1858, 72 to 1 ; ditto, 1862, 70 to I ; Consolid6s, 501 to 1 ; Greek, 23/ to 241 ; Spanish Passive, 301 to 31 ; ditto Certificates, 131 to 1 ; Con federate, 771 to 781 ; and Mexican, 28f to Transactions are recorded as follows :—Brazilian, 1863, 851 ; Buenos Ayres Six per Cents., 91 ; Greek, 231 ; Mexican, 281, 29 ; ditto 1864, 26 ; Russian, 1850, 85 ; ditto 1862, 881, 88 ; Sardinian, 84, ; Spanish Passive, 301 ; ditto Certificates, 131; Turkish, 1862, 701 ; ditto 1001. bonds, 70 ; Vene zuela, 1862, 571; ditto 1864, scrip, 101, 10 dia. International Financial shares are now quoted 41 to 1 prem. ; General Credit, 21 to 3 prem.; London Financial, 9} to 10 prem. ; Imperial Mer cantile, 31 to prem. ; Hudson's lay, to to 1 ; Anglo-Egyptian Back, 21 to 3 prem. • Imperial Mexican Railway, 1 dis. to 1 prem. ; and Ottoman So.n6ti G4o6rale, 21 to 1 prem. Fora o'Caoca. Cousobi are dull, at 89 to 1 for money, and 89 1-16 to 3-16, or 891, for the account. No bul lion operations are reported at the Bank. The following circular has been issued by the Panama, New Zealand, and Australian Royal Mail Company : Adverting to their circular of the 16th Jane last, the directors have now to state, for the informatioa of the shambolden, that the question of the adoption of the con tract entered Mt* with the Hon. Cambia Ward as Post maater-Geseral of New Zealand, for the Panama and other mail services, will be referred to the colonial parliament, which is expected to meet in October next. Mr. Ward still maintains that the Transit gmeeomeet of New Zealand are bound by the acts dose by him is his official capacity, and be expresses his dna conviction that when the Assembly meets the contract will De adopted. It should be observed that Mr. Ward filled tee office of Postmaster-General in two eneesesive minintries, and while so in office he made various postal contracts with this company, not one of which has ever yet been called in emotion by the executive. The local government of Canterbury. one of the most wealthy provinces in New Zealand, entirely dis ap proving of the conduct of the general government is declining on their own responsibility to recognise Mr. Ward's proosed inp, have made a formal offer to the board to undertake the payment of the stipulated subsidy for the service be tween Wellington and Panama, should the Assembly not adopt the contract ; and in this step they are supported by some of the other provinces. Captain Vine Hall, the com pany's general manager, is now in Zealand for the purpose of oocferrisg personally with the board, and ascertaining fully their views in refs/yea to this important question. He returns to the colonies next mouth, and the directors are sanguine that the contract will either in the meantime be oon6rmed by the General Assembly. or that on the arrival of Captain Hall in New Zealaed, he will be able to conclude arrangements for carrying it into effect which will be satis factory to the government, and advantageous to the share holders. As the ordinary half-yearly meeting will take pleas I. November, the directors do not consider it will be necessary, snider the circumstances, to convene a special meeting earlier. The following, from Mr. Slaughter's weekly list, are the railway calls for the month of September, showing an unusually small total : . . Amount per Skate. Des ' Already Number Due In Sept., 1884. Date. Paid. .Cell. of Snares. Amount. Ceekermontb and Work ington Pref. L 5 "A ' S 54 1 5 0 4,000 £6OOO Ditto, do. New Quarter 2 Si 1 6 • 800 1,0,0 Great Weste oent. Pref. £lO IM' 2• 8 20 0 112,766 122,7:6 North British New PreL 61 310 0 not known. Total itin,7s6 - i Amount caned In 1864 t10,125,474 # Notice is given of the forfeiture of a num her of shares in the Italian Irrigation Canal Company (Canal Cavour) upon which the fourth instalment has not been paid, unless payment of the same should be made within twenty-five days. SATUIDATEVIIMIG. Consols opened this morning with a heavy ten dency, and remained without change to the close. The only quotations have been 89 to k for money, and 89k to I for the account. The offi cial business report is as follows Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 891, 89; ditto, for aooount, 89k, ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 88k, ; New Three per Cents., 881; Bank Stock, 244 ; India Stock, 210 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 103 k ; ditto Bonds, 15e., 178. dia. India Five per Ceuta. continue quoted at 103 k to 104} ; and Exchequer Bills at 26e. to He. dis count. In foreign stocks there has been a renewed fractional rise in Spanish Passive and Certificates. An improvement has also taken place in the Confe deride Loan, Greek Bonds, Turkish Six per Cents. of 1882, and the Consolid6s. The financial companies have been rather dull, although the quotations show no material change. International left off at 4f to I prem. ; General Credit, 21 to k prem. ; London Financial, 9* to 10 prem. ; and Imperial Mercantile Credit, 3} to f prem. Joint stock bank shares have again been flat, and a reduction has taken place in Alliance, Bank of Wales, European, Imperial, International, Lon don and Brazilian, Loudon, Haniburg, and Continental Exchange, Merchant Bank, South Australian, awl South Eastern. Brazilian and Portuguese, and Midland, exceptionally improved. Imperial Ottoman Bank ware firmer at 17 to I. The operations in the miscellaneous market have been unimportant, and the only changes were a decline in Berlin Waterworks and Fore-street Warehouse, and an advance in Nova Scotia Gold shares (new). Hudson's Bay closed at 161 to;, and Egyptian Trading, at 1I to 3 prem., showing no alteration. The elating (but in some cases merely nominal) quotations for shares in new undertakings are subjoined, viz. :—Anglo-Egyptian Bank 2} to g prem. ; Ebbw Vale Company, par to k prem. Humber Ironworks , 2* to 1+ dia. ; Hewett and Co., 11 to 1 prem. ; and Imperial Mexican Rail way, k dia to prem. At Romney market on Friday lambs fetched only from 20a. to 305., sad sheep from 265. to 36e. Half-fed beasts are sow driven into market to be sold for want of food. It is expected that the want of food will oases 1913,000 sheep to be peened at Wilton fair, width takes place shortly. It is the scarcity of food for cattle that prevents the price of meat from getting higher than it is, because farmers are obliged to sell. It is probable, there fore, that if the drought were to sere the meat would twangs is price for a time, because fanners would then hold on their stock with the prospect of food for it. Snow on BLace COM B.—BlaelcComb,in Furnees, was on Scads, morning last covered with a winter coat, and was visible in the sunshine at a very great distance ; it has, however. regained a colour better suited to the ammo. Some of the Tilled , prophets augur a severs winter from this mirky 4 1 4 . 4 - iii liiPls 7 i NM 7 Bpm 5 7pm 104 1 26 104 I Bar. IN I a - Ti Et l7 sel 41 MC M 4 1 ST 8 101 " . zd ... 131 xi tuf sill Si 44 u ... 74 ef xl .., AT U' rti DT NO a! Ite P el llf 111 97 99 If If 91 94 Of 10 911 97 it Si II 21 .. 34 98 ... 96 ~j