The Express. — London, England, 1864-08-10 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Baton. Mr. Commissioner Goa Morn.) LI RC pzseozovae.--cosTs. His Honour referred to this cam which was argued at i se gth yesterday, and said he bacons to the mitehmon Mat sous of the parties ought to hams their costs eat of the a uk. By a recent parliamentary return he found that in great somber of cams the attorneys' bilk earns to nearly much as the amount of masts collected, It masa melan choly fact, but so it was. .1311 . 11 BOWER. The bankrupt, deseribTxl as a clerk to the Austad Bread c ou ,p,ny. applied for his discharge from debts of 771. Mr..tldridge stated that the bankrupt wu entitled to a re tennocary interest is wens property, respecting which he Want given 'Adult information. Adjourned. THE POLICE COURT& (THIS DAY.) WORSHIP -STREE E £l. , aed Norman, - an exteri;iVe contactor in Bethnal green, and George Vines, a carman in his employ, were dared, the former with causing one of his horses to be tortured by working it in an unfit slats, and the latter with the act itself. 13chard Sinclair, one of the Humane Society's °Soars, m id—A week since I saw Vines inlionton driving a hone drawing a cart filled with rublialt, but without any name on it. I asked him wlom it belonged to, and be said to his meter, At. Newman, who had seen him bring the horse and at out. I therefore sum moned that person, the animal bang in a frightful state ; so weak in the legs was it from povsty and old sae that as the poor thing stepped it cut the troikas with the shoe of the other foot 1 on the back were tro wounds, one beneath an unpadded saddle quite raw and 3 inches long by l wide ; the other, by the crupper, 1 ink in length and Wise wide. 1 took the horse and art to tin greenvard, but somehow or other it was got out on payment of the fen, and l're not seen it lime. . . . . A stableman or groom at tie groen.yard in the Cartabs road similarly described theanimal's condition, adding that when taken away by, as by believed, oae of the owner's servants he told him it wodd, if seen by any of the society's men. most certainly be brtaght back there. It was quite a Monolog sight ; certaiol• unfit to do anything. Mr. Ellison—Do you hoz all this? Mr. Newman—The? pat the wroog saddle on. 1 wasn't swam-- . _ 31r:lisou—Not swan; thee you ought to have ben writ!. kir:Newman—l tidal ern know she had a sore back. The mare will do 2( miles a day. Sinclair-1 think I ought to my this is not the first time Mr. Newman has new summoned for allowing cruelty. rye been with thesociety for 11 years, and have had more ewe against him them I can remember. A twelvemonth rut be was 6aed4l. at Enfield. Mr. Newman—Fre not been geed for a year. Mr. Ellison—For a year! Suppose not for twelve yearn Cu a lapse of tme justify or excuse each as act as this! The groom—iir, the wound ow the back was large u the palm of my hard, poor creature. Mr. Ellison—The horse must have been suffering intensely. The GSM of cushy brought to this court are most shameful, end I have reuestedly expressed my indigestion respectiog them. For tie future I will put such an amount of fine on perms so °feeding se to induce them to reflect twice before they again onmnit themselves. I now inflict a penalty of 40a.. with passes, and (to Mr. Newman) attend, Mr, I have the pewer to mad the owner as wall as the driver to prison witteut the optima of paying say fine. Do you hear that Mr. Newmao—Yee, sir. Mr. Ellisoo—Very well, thee be cautious for the future. The fiat was of COUIS• immediately paid. GREENWICH. CHAIGIeT6aHGL mum!? • MLA . . . . Themes Vies, a child eight years of so, was plowed ie this dock, before Mr. Trail", on • °barge of being found Beeping in an outhouse,nud b aring iriabla Dwane of eubaietreos. Polim-000stible Wood, 9i R„ deposed to firclieg the pri soner steeping, u stated, at 11 o'clock the previous idol lospector Kent maid that this prisoner had been several times brought to the station by geatlamen and other rea dout st Lee, near Blackheath. He had been seat to the Lewisham Union and admitted on different occasions, bat bad been discharged at eight o'clock in the morning, with other " Tyranta." He (the inspector) did not know what to do in such a case, end thinking some remark from his worship wou.d have a proper effect he had caused the prisoner to be brought to the court. Trill said he could not seed the prisoner to gaol on • charge of vagrancy. So young • child could not possibly be but destitute unless looked after, and he should order him to be at once taken to the Lewisham Union and admitted. THE Gr tRIISMAN SHOT AT WIMBLZDON.—Private IL Cooper, the private of the Coldstream Guards who was accidentally shot on the 21st ult. at Wimbledoe, died there yesterday at 6 o'clock. Ile was making • favourable re covery as regards the wounded aide until Friday night last, when symptoms of congestion of the lung on the sound side became evident. These gradually increased in inten sity, and be lank without p a i n a t th e hoar stated. ACCIDENTALLY POISONED.—AD inquest was held on Monday night before Mr. Coroner Swann, at Swinton, near Nottingham, on the body of a child named Joseph Henry Ellioock, aged six months. It appeared from the evidence that the mother of the depraved mat • child for some Godfrey's cordial, but she asked for laudanum by mistake. The druggist's assistant put • label of " poison" on the bottle, bat the mother not being able to read, gave the child • portion of it, and it died soon stterwards. The roadie* was, 'Death from laudanum, administered in mistake for Godfrey's Cordial.' The coroner and the jury expressed an opinion that there had been great carelesiness in the matter by all the parties concerned. ATTEMPT Ti) 11110 W A YorNo WOMAN OCT Or • RAIGWAT CA REUEL —On Sunday night, when the 8 o'clock train from Garrave had just left the station, a man Denied Edward Kessehaw, from Low Moor, after using insulting Logone to • young woman named Mary Watson, of Skip toe, attempted to throw her out of the carriage. Reopened the carriage door. and but for the prompt amist•oce of soother passenger would have accomplished hie threat. At Skipton Kumla, was given in charge, sad was cm Mosday examined before Mr. J. J. Lonsd, ad reminded till Wednesday, —Leeds Mercury. SALE OF • WIFE FOR • SHILLINO.-011 Monday Hannah Parkes, boatwonian, was indicted at the Chester Assizes for unlawfully marrying Samuel Thompson, her former husband, Thomas Parkes ' being then alive. A witness named Rachel Woodward, the wife of • boatman, stated that the prisoner was sold for • shilling in " Brum rearm" fair, where she was taken with a halter round her neck. This was done by Thomas Parkes, her alleged former husband, and consented to by the prisoner, who had "had enough of him." She was bought by Samuel Thompson, who married her, and afterwards Henry Noon took her to wife. These marriages took place some years ago, time which time Parkes had died. The jury returned a verdict of acquittal. DYSTING HIS Jacirm—Between S and 4 o'clock oe Monday morning last Thomas Watkins, the bailiff for Mr. ilahtoo, timber merchant of thie town, in charge of his farm at Brewood, was aroused from his slumbers by the loud and continued barking of the watch-dog. He at once got op, partially dreamed himself• ma downstairs, and, after arming himself with • gun, which was loaded with No. 5 shot, went outside to asce rtain the cause. He soon came upon • man in the rick-yard, with • fowl in his hand. The man began to dodge about round the stacks, and Wat kins versed him that if he ran away be would shoot him ; bat the fellow thought that his greatest safety lay in in stant flight. When he had got about 40 yards Watkins tied at him. The man gave • cry of pain, but throwing off his jacket, and at the same time dropping • large bog, be continued to run. and finally escaped. The jacket, which was afterwards picked up by Watkins, was completely riddled in the back part with shot, 'ad the bag that was dropped by the thief was found to contain four fowls that had been taken from Mr. Biabton's hes-roost. The police are making active inquiries to discover the owner of the lerket Warerimemon Cheese*. THE GREAT BED Or WARE.—AD old carved bed- I I stead, famom for its large sire even in the days of Shake. 'Pears% is to be sold on the 10th inst. by Messrs. Jackson awl Son, auctioneers, at Hertford. It is said to be in very Kul oresematioe. The posts, representing urns, are of elalwat• workmanship, and the back of the bed is also 6t 'e:r carved. On the tester there is carved work of red and white rouse, which ere believed to represent the union cA the houses of York and Lancaster. The date upon the *venal is 1441 Shakespeare's allusion to the bid occurs in TNicht, act scene 2. Sir Toby Belch there says, 1 • , , write at in a martial band ; be curet and brief ; it is Do natter bow witty, so it be eloquent and full of invention ; d thou thon'st him some thrice, it shall not be amiss ; and many lies as will lie in thy sheet of paper, although the -t were big enough for the bed of Ware in Engisod, let 'em down." The great bed was formerly an article of furniture io the mansion house at Ware-park. At the date. Lowerer, of the publication of Chau:safe "Historical An ti pales of Hertfordshire," it had been rammed to an inn at Ware, where it was visited by many Minims of London, end it has remained there ever since. THE CONFEDERATI CRUM'S FLOILIDA.—InttIIi- Tetra was received at Lloyd's yesterday by the Ocean Gem, . 1 , 14 arrived at Liverpool from New York. that on the 17th Joie (Halifax. Nova itoeete, homing N.E. 22 masa) she spoke the Cmfederate cruiser Florida. She bad just captured toree Federal merchantman—a barque, a brig, and a I . l, ooer—sod set them on fire. They were all burning at the same time. The clipper steamer Electric Spark, cap tured from the Federal' had converted into • Coefedsrate 11 v 404 4 ,, was in company with the Florida. Soon after imbed three Federal gun-vessels steering en the oceans of the Flonda, sad it is anticipated that an esitageinest sowed, hea v y firing was heard some time after. A MworrEn CHEESE. —They are making in Can tata. for the Sanitary fair, to be held there shortly, • 10 eantie cheese M x feet in diameter, and two and a ball feat tt , k. weighing four tbotisaod p ounds. They will call it the Cream of Chase,—Coliforaion paper. 11117111 DAT. N. to W., trash, Kass 'bowers. As above Co N. mad back to W., freak 'bowers in 'Was. W.N. W. to N. H.!. sad back, trash, squally, a taw stamen Wartbanmecoiktwl means co X comma TIMM% 00AWIL N. lo W. and 9.W., ate to strong, altnemrs in places. Wunirm. As shwa Scarrmig. S. to W., moderate to draw Imam Aa next above. Woolios.lrelsood. W.l sod ad. Joessdoo oolootward Osollionmloollob Obiasol and Sof of Rimy. Union Ingload owl North Sta. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MA RIC-LA NE. —(THIS DAY.) Fresh up to our market to-day the arrivals of old English wheat were eery moderate. There was, however, a fair supply of new prolong on sale for the time of year. For all qualities the trade was dull, at fully Monday'. decline in the quotation. New wheat was quoted as follows : Red, 42a. to 445. • white, 486. to 48s. ; Talavera, 48s. to 50aper qr. Theirs was • rnoderatesupply of forme wheat on the steads. The amount of business transacted was by no means extensive, at Monday's currency. Floating oargoenof grain were in slow request, at about previon. rates. . . . Parley wu in moderate supply fa the Jim of Tear. The trade, however, was tolerably funs. New Kentish barley was quoted at Us. to 38s. per qr. Malt sold steadily at full quotations. The supply of oats on sale was tolerably largo. Most de scriptions were in fair average request, at full prime. Bates ruled firm, and were quite es dear as on Moaday. Peas steadily supported previous rates, with a moderate demand. For flour the trade ruled quiet, oo former terms. In agricultural seeds very little business was trumpeted. New rapeseed was quoted at 76e. to 80e. per qr. East India linseed and rapeseed were very firm. Cakes moved of freely, at tally the late advance in prior. CI7IIIICNT ?RIC'S. IMAM Per Qr. L L 31) to 43 43 to 48 WIU?. are; Leak red,1333 De. M, 11163 lratolk and Lamla red, IM3 _ _ to 43 BARMY. matin g truanus g °nodlog .2.6 to 27 MAW _ ... • . low Qr. . OA. I. I. liaotch potato kik .IW4 - black —...._ Nom, Norfolk,iad olt fn to ad Kingston sal Wars OD to 66 Brown sue . ■ti 25 b 27 OA lloglisla, teed [Moot., teed Da2rige and ii7iiii. 111 to 13 moss 20 to 23 lamps N to St Tkk 34 to 37 Harrow N to 40 Nom N to 40 Pia& Om Pollatell. Par gr. U. U. I_ al bp is THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, AUGUST 10, 1864. &&w. N.W. N.& W. N.W. N.W. LW. W. W.N.W. LW. N.W. W&W. &W. W.N.W. &W. to W. W.N.W. N.W. b b t • I oa IS dB la ee ra 1 0.07' ,b OM' • 11.071 11 1 I —. en 041 100 all Atlsallet St. Lariat*, St. 100 Bons.Bar.dC.ln.g.6p.o. I 20 10 Do. B Oar* 10 all Buffalo L Lee Hiroo! 10 all Do. Pretsreaco IN 100 Buff., Brut& Godarkdt; 6p. o 1345. kart 1, lin, 100 100 Do. do. July 1, 1873' 100 100 Do. de. Jaw 1, let' U. 100 .OaL & Lawton 6p.0. g. , St 100 Oapa T. t Docksip. a. 0 100 all Derasraeardnoo p.pakprog, St 100 kat. B an. 6 , St. 100 Nast Indlan ign. 6 la do 20 16 I Do. C Battalion * 16 I Do. H do St. 100 .11nad Trunk of Gondol 100 all I Do. iquip.l6.B.,op.ct 100 all I Do. lii prat. Beads 100 , all Do. dw deferred 100 all Do. 2nd prat Bonds 100 I all Do, do. deterred 100 all Do. 3rd prat Bieck I 100 all Do. do. deterred' 100 all I Do. Oh prat Stock 109 I all I Do. do. deterred St. 11.. r .... Pentasals' SO 12 Do. goo 6 per oast. 10 2 , Do. New do St. 100 Ifit. S. of India g. bp. St. 'lOO • Do per oat. ▪ I r . Do lit all GO Rastas el Canada 101 18 Do. New 100 all , D0.k0 ni, 137. pay. Br* 100 I all Do do. do. 12774 II I 'lndian It Walt* 111 ' 1 Do. New K. 'HO Madras rear. 6 p. oust at 100 Do. do. 4/ do St. 100 Dw do. do.- 11 1 Do. Mb Istansion, el IVO 11.10. Corp. 6 per c. Bd AO I all , 66410. and Hobson's Bay 10 I all N.Bnin.dOus.ds.•&l6l St. ll* 11.11..olCan.Sp.olstp.11.1 54. Imo !Made. igss46 Par wail 01. 11/0 Do. 1.14101 do. 101 r Do. do. do. SO 100 Do. runlanto d 0... et. 1100 Do. India StYlot. JOINT BIM No. I Mt 1 Stsza. oa So 100 100 i 0• 1 4 4 96 SO TS SO ST 96 IS rusPm i 9 20 91 N It rs too ea IN 48 K SI 48 62 40 N 42 29 101 1N h 20 03 tpmi 100 13 l ii 1* el Si 66 id. 8 VP. NI 10, 1 91 110 8$ 90 OD 02 110 00 . 101. 99 9 9 59 SG 96 . BANKS. 100 e 101! 1 111 - 'if No. I 814 I Bull. I Pill CI. prised I Salad 13,000 100 Agra/ Maaternian's(L) 80 145 169 I - 92,000 60 Do. New Om. 80 p) 13 - - i -10,000 60 Albion 10,000 100 AllisocalimALlverposi 211 41 Nid6l2l II id 10,000 100 Do. New lO 35 IT pa id 694 id 100,000 00 Anglo Andrian 20,000 20 Anglo Italian (Monad) 5 idle Bp. 41 12,600 10 Austnidada an 71 76 - 7,600 4,0 Do. Now 3O 95 67 pm - MIMI. 20 BankolltlitbbColusabla 10 4 11pm - 10,000 15 bank of = all SO 11 29 8,000 100 Bank ot - id 161100 10 Bank of Otago Waited) :ella par - 10,000 100 Bank of Queensland (L) 1 6 2 IMs -- 10,000 60 Bank oteteteridAnairls IS I 00 41 - 6,000 100 Bank of Wales (Lim.) - 00,000 10 Bank of New Zealand - 50.000 20 Bradliandrort U 21 31pais .- 110,000 SO Itntish a Californian 5 par Ipm - 10.000 60 British N. America - 82,200 10 C. Bk. ladia,An4, Shine all 811 410 38 4 7,800' 10 ! Do. New - 00,000 26 .Chart. Mer. of India dc all 66 67 - 8,000 106 ,CIII 90,000 100 Colonial - 10.000' 26 Com Hank of India, de I2/ S 9pm 286 4 690,000 10 Consolidated Bank (1 , 4 114 719ta id' 108 j 14 0,000111 Coatiasidal (L) l5 2 3pm - 12.000' 60 Last London (Unshed) 8 1 Ipm - 0,000 MI ; Do. New - WOOD; 20 'lng.ScoLdAnel.Chartd MI 21 tt id 21 1 i 40,000' 60 English and Swedish (L 16 1 2 pa. - 40.000' 50 ' Kuropeitn Bank(Llmited 10 3 4 p.. 131 1 10.000 100 111nduan. isPALI 01' 9 10 pm - 15.000 100 Do. New - 12,000100 'lmperial Bank. Untied IS 1 1 '.6 p id -id 71„000 100 , Do. Nee 15,000, 50 lenp.llk.ot China.d.c.,(l, 6 Ili 11pla, - 1.10,000 20 lespertal Ottoman lB So 7 pa 161 I 11009 26 lonian ad 29 31 - 100,000 20 Land Mort. Bk. India (I: 4 1 1 Ilpic 51 20,000 60 Lon. bk.ofllexicoitc.(L II 116 pm, - 10,e00 100 Lon. Bank of Acetiand(L IS 11 44p. I - 10.003 MO London and Braziliaa „ 46 1 S 10 pm 48 961 0,000100 Lon.ll.47reisstit.Platdl 40 14 16 pm - 10,000. 15 , Do. New, W. at 11 pm 6 lll 31pen - 6,01.00100 'lOl4, 04s, dB. Kali. (I. 00 8 4 pa -50,000 20 Ida. MBank et A n a lrl. , an id; 114 5 7 4 3 1 541 10,000 100 Louden sad ColoWal (1 11 44 freitearn, 19 j a 10,000 60 Loudon and OosaW.,. 10 73 75 1 4 6,000 100 Lon. HataticOseLltd(L.) 1.11 2 3 pat i - 00,000 60 London Joint Stook lO 4$ 49 Ed 148 1 id 10,000 100 Lon. and Northern (L ) 30 11 lope rd - 10,000 20 Londood South Wilma J 1 66 45 - 0,000 100 Lon. it 8. Western ILIW SO 2 lora id - 50,000 190 Len. & Westminster 10,000 100 Merchant liank!Uni.), 1711111 1210 mid, -id 10,000 50 Meraintlis a lizakaMl. la , 111 96 pm , 19 20,000 60 , Do. New - 10.000 100 Metro. ik Pros. bank (L fiff 1 4 Was id' 25 41 id 5,000'100 Midland Bask (Lbw) 10.000 100 National of Liverpool- 19 7 3 pa' 171 10,600 100 11. Pro. at Midland 42 - - - 00,000 60 National Beak, New - 10 - - 26.000, 11 New agoutis Wade an 46 44 - 40,000, 10 New Zealand (Limited, 1 par Ipm - 50,000! 10 North Western 8 111 71pm e -411,600' 26 Oriental Bank Ceeporn all $ d 00 - meow 60 Provis.Bankingeorp.(L 1 14L par - 10,000 140 Provine. of !Maud - , Id N 112 - 87,600 20 Saluda. Pan).011111,118 (I lO 21 21pas 111 W,OOO , 16 Weak Aldtralia •11 IN Vs 1 - 10,0e0 21 liontk Eastern (Usa.) moo 100 Stand. el S. S. AM II I 8 pus - A 460 100 Di do. - 10,000 SS Oslo. of AusWMNANiId all 52 52 ! - 10,000100 Unita of Inland (1,d4) II 1 Idle W. -id 10.035 iii llnkia el Lade. Dttlikh. No. I 118. I Doeu. IN I CI. prime. I Salad 1.011 1 41 UAW 1 11 ( ILIO Oral Irl Lid and astana .1 1 Wirt laths „ISO 137 - 131 - 3061 ... 1,578.1104 N. Lan 04.110W00t0.1100 71 It a-i id &WSW W. tfendiresioa IN - - - 'Willi SI Slakila 1419 166 US .. 4000 11 Do.lkiv pool 1,01141 1.2.14 4iiil ikon MO 4No 494 1,1109 mool kaosi !.ceol i'087)! 9,000 40,100 LOU, IM _ 6.6101 1,000!1,6216 4000, 1,461 011/1, 1111 iii i uNNO Lemil 6.000 4M14 114: 1 110 . 11.40 . 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OareUdalea Dia.. 0., Ocednental Um Oasill CoatracaCerporatiee( Copal. tog.,Pretillaw.t. ,Creel!{ !Dodo! -- - - LT.. of ltattettlum (L 1 Credit MobiLer iValMhos irebrsae• _ Do. et Poop. Deb. Mama ladle It e lrft a l I o p b recti l t a f mt3tTht Cn .. 11 Eng. and Atm. Knit tfooKisk. I flonocial Corporatism. iL Maas:lel Discount (L.) POreat. Warehouse (I. Gellivare (Limited) o.Credltd limo( Los.(l Gee. Keels Navigation Homed :lobate An (L ) ;Hudson's Des Imp it Iler.G.IL Ash 'ashen Denying (1.17. ( 1 !Internal Irinisa.Soc. (L. Internal Lutd Credl Italian In*. (Dee. Ms.) Dn. a p. C. SU. r. IWO JolittateekDimemat(L) 1 I i 4i.d 32 id I 6 oi. i r. I 4 di' 2 tar 1 1 : ei 44 4 1 kill T. O . . "I lig U idi e l l 1 1.1 ti PWG I L lai 19 U 24 sd Il ls tsridt rie a ii is idle ipmed 74 78 idis iPMI $ 4 pie le 1 dlal iPal rd If pm 1 02 le elm 2 poo j liPmj j 22 st — p. if big's! 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IR let I 341 SO= Wu. 41962 .6 _4 _8: ra - I _l Par a t9= 1 I E} 4 xd ad -.: a I zd NO - 10Siondi 92 21MM, 208 1 S I 1 2 purl ___ . 5 1 4 p: f pm i 4 rat - ► it Ili Si gaud *pm Per i Po Ill Pas tmz4l el 7o L 10 fbra 17 IS peal f. old, Y 79 81 19 21 pm 1144 29 Se 7 2 U 26 id 22 10 91 90 as Do. 40 1'41.121%mm* IPoolosular D. &ism Fo — ii -- - I (,)ue o. brads w L, R., IL (L ithylesiry hat Do. Nrw Le J, C!!!_haprov. (L), Ditto ditto Royal ;Mantes-. Scut. Amara. lariat 11 : Smith. Knight. &Co. L Sea Mean Norpt•l ) S. ark s& 11. t Ta. as South Australian Land Submarine Tel Constmse T t=ii thameatbiormy la(.) TrvateAsesayeLtas.L. T. 4: 1.. Go. of U. Quads Unitad [.?Wag. Oa(L; Cal mrs. Karim Lou (1 Upper Assam Tes(Llm Ditto Tao ISernou's Warrant ?Insure Lim. Westlndlea Facile L. NI id ■4 _ld PEEFIBIENCE 81 Grits AWN Origisal Prof. 41 123 lig lid parl Op' 1 1 29 3 33 66] i Ma I him it 1 pea Ns PM le I die i 1 1991 2 3pm 14 17 9 11 OM i Si 6 Pli amt., 96. SONNY itARIET.-{THIS DAFJ Two deux'. The tendency of the money market being con sidered more favourable, there is an increased demand to-day for stocks and shares, and prima in most instances are firmer. Consols have risen i per cent., and an im provement to the like extent has occurred in some of the British lines. In the foreign stook market Turkish and Mexican bonds are in chief request. The demand for money to-day is limited, and the supply larger, yet there in still no disposition to transact business below 8 per cent., the Bank minimum. The amount of money seeking employment in the Stock Exchange is super abundant, and the rate for loans from day to day on English government securities has declined to 4 to 5 per cent. The charge to the next Conaol ac count is 6} to 7. _ . At Paris to-day, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rental opened at 66fr. 40a, showing no change. Consols are now quoted 89 to for money, and 89} to 1 for the account (September). The official business report is se follows :—l'hree per Cent. Console, for money, 89, 1, 89, t ; ditto for account, 89} ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 881, I, ; New Three per Cents., 88i, }, I ; Annuities, 1885, 14 9-16 ; India Stock, 210 ; ditto Five per I Cent. Stock, 103 i, 104 i ; and Exchequer Bills, June, 265. dis. The foreign stock market is rather firmer, with an increased amount of business, and an improve ment ranging from I to k per cent. has taken place in Mexican sad Turkish Bonds. Greek, Spanish Passive, and Confederate are steady. Subjoined are some of the present quo tations, viz. :—Turkish, 1858, 711 to 72 ; ditto 1862, 69} to 1 ; Consolidds, 491 to 1 ; Greek, 231,1 ; Spanish Passive, 291 to 1 ; Confederate, 75 to 77 ; and Mexican, 281 to I- Transactions are recorded as 671; Mexican, 281, 1 ; ditto, 1864, 26 ; Moorish, 911, ex div. ; Portuguese, 1856, &c., for account, 471,1 ; Russian, 1822, 93 ; ditto 1850, 861; ditto 1862, 881 ; Spanish Passive, for account, 301, 291, ; ditto Certificates, for account, 111, 121 ; Turkish, 1868, for account, 711, I, 72 ; ditto 1862, 1001. Bonds, 69} ; Venezuela, for account, 221, 23 ; ditto 1864, scrip, 81 International Financial shares are now quoted 41 to prem. ; General Credit, 22 to ; prem. ; London Financial, 10 to prem. ; Imperial Mer cantile, 3} to I prem. ; Hudson's Bay, 161 to ; and Anglo-Egyptian Bank, 21 to 3 prem. Fora o'CLocK. Consols are fractionally lower, at 89 to i for money, and 891 to f for the account. Only 2,2001. in gold has been sent into the Bank ; there have been no withdrawals. In the foreign exchanges yesterday afternoon the rates were generally firm. Prices, however, were rather irregular, and bills difficult of sale. The following are the quotations : Amsterdam. 3 mouths, 12.14 to 2 ; ditto, 3 days, 11.18 to 19 ; Rotterdam, 3 mottle, 12.14 to 2; Ant werp. 3 mouths, 25.70 to 75; Hamburg, ma. baooo, 3 mouths, 13.104 to ; Parts, 3 days, 25.25 to 35 ; ditto, 3 mouths, 25.70 to BD ; Frinskfort-ce-tbirMairm 3 months, not to 12t ;13t. Petashare (psr roshio). 3 month*, 31 to i ; Vienna, MI. So.. 3 mouths, 11.90 to 95; Trieste, eII. do., 3 months, 11.90 to 95 ; Madrid, 3 mouths, 48 to ; mouths, 48 to • Leeson, 3 mouths, .2,75 to 80 ; (teem, 3 mouth~ 75 to 80 ; WU 3 mouths, 25.75 to 80 ; Naples, 3 mouths, 25.75 to 80 ; Palermo, 3 mouths, 25.75 to 80 ; Marisa, 3 swathe, 25.75 to 80 ; Lisboa, 110 days. 511 to 52 ; °meta. 90 day.. 51 1 to 52 . Au advertisement having appeared requesting unsuccessful applicants for shares in the Anglo- Egyptian Bank to communicate with Mr. Slaughter, the Secretary of the Stock Exchange, in order to lay the matter before the committee, we are re quested to state that the use of Mr. Slaughter's name is entirely unauthorised. The following circular has been issued respecting the affairs of Messrs. Newby, Carson, and Co., whose suspension was announced yesterday : Gredeusi•house, Oldßroad-stteet, August 9. It is with extreme regret we have to inforM yo; that at purest we hod ourselves unable to meet our engagements. We have therefor* placed our books in the hands of Slaws. Edwards and James, who will, at the earliest poesible day, lay before our coeditors a statement of our affairs, which we have reason to believe will not be unfavorable.—We are your obedient servants. Newsy, CARSON, sod Co. The dividend on Caledonian Railway stock for the half-year is officially announced at the rate of 6} per cent per annum, against for the correspond ing period of 1863 ; Vale of Beath, 4} against ; North London, 6 against 6 ; and Salisbury and Yeovil, 4}. The directors of the Agra and Masterman's Bank (Limited) have declared a dividend at the rate of 10 per cent per annum, with a bonus of 21. per share, for the half-year ended 30th June last, being together at the rate of 18 per cent, per annum. A special meeting of the London Bank of Scot land will be held on the 29th inst., to confirm the proposed fusion of the company with the Mercantile and Exchange Bank. An extraordinary meeting of the Bank of Hindustan, China, and Japan, will be held on the 25th inst., to consider terms of arrangement with the Imperial Bank of China, India, and Japan to elect four of the directors of the Imperial Bank of China, India, and Japan (Limited), as director* of this company • and to ratify and con fi rm a re solution of the b oard increasing the capital of the company, by the creation of 20,000 new shares of 1001.'each, at fit per share premium. The directors of the British and Irish Magnetic Telegraph Company have declared a dividend for the half-year ending the 30th June last, at the rate of five per cent. per annum. A special general meeting of the English and Australian Copper Company is called for the Mb instant, for the purpose of receiving a statement of the company's "drab s since the last general meeting. The ordinary half-yearly meeting of the Brighton Gas-Light and Coke Company will be held on the 25th instant, to receive a report and declare a dividend. The seventeenth ordinary general meeting of the Great Northern London Cemetery Company is convened for the 27th instant. _ . The following on the teamarkat ,from &circular of Means. Hulbert and Co. : _ _ The unsettled aged enhanchig Mete of the money market, with the Bank rate at 8 per coat and every probability of a still further rime, has Mermaid the esteem in the tea market, dencribed in oar letter of the 25th ultimo. We have to advise a further giving in values in all cases where ales have been pressed. The public auctions of the 2nd inst., though irregular as far as prioes ware concerned, showed, with few *impacts', • downward tendency. The deli o f the China lettere on the 2.d, &nommen), full of the opening of the market for tine teas at panic and Foochow, has produced not • little astonish meat hem but more especially at the prices paid at the former poet, such a scale being by no mean warranted by that ruling at home. Meanwhile the few sales reported I. old See comma are at cheaper rates. In the pelmet state of things it is difficult to give Gamed valuations ; as far as we an able to judge, we quote broken-leaf worms at 74d. to 84d. per lb., with led 101. to 11d. ; shipping grades at lid. to la. Id. per lb. ; common red leafs are soiree at ls. per lb. • other stets Is lees inquiry. but without attention. The estimated stook in the limited Kingdom on let instant ► 95,500,0001 M. against 86,500,0001ba last year, and quan tity afloat 15,600,00011 m and 2775,00016'. respectively. Subjoined are the quotations of insurance, gee, dock, and other shares, as given in the Stock lixobange list of last evening : 111111111111011.—dlliaao• British sad Foreign, 154 ; MOW, Medical, and Geiteral Life, 254 en dive ; Commercial Unica, 81 1 1 ; Eagle, 61 ; Equity and Law, 8 ; Foglia and Scottish Law Life, 44 ex die. ; (Mardian, 50 ; Law The, 41 ; Loudon, 461; Leedom and Previmcial Marine, 34 ; Marine, 914 2(; North British sad Mermetile, 184; Thames sad Messy Marine (Limited), 74 ; Uaion Marine (Limited), 6 ; Umiversel Marine (Limbed), 64 6. Gaslight ad Ooke.—Ocenteercial, 464 ; Comtineetal Liaise (Limited), 94 9 ; Greet Oemtral, 174 EA:imperial Oestimetal, 84) ; London, 84; Pimmaix, 1 ; ikavey Onneemers, 174 ; United Gemmel, 41 IQ 1 4; anemia ster Chartered, ew, 544 ; Wester., 161; 4410 B. 84. Weierworks„—Berlia, 94 ; Chasse, 26j ex ale. ; lest London, 1274 ex die. easy.— 's leadte),9‘. The Etna, for New York, will call at QUM.' town to-morrow, and messages will be received at any of the sasotrio and International Telegraph Company's offices in London to 3.30 p.m., and is the provinces up to 3 p.m. The Chi na , for Nov York, will call at Queenstown on the 14th ins t., and me/wages will be received until the same home. The mails from Calcutta, China, and Australia are expected to be distributed in London about next Monday. Mr. John Henry Etheridge, formerly of the Union Bank of Australia, and manager in London since ita commencement of the London and Booth African Bank, has been appointed general manager in Liverpool of the Eastern Exchange Bask (Limited). TUDIDAY ETIXDIGL Consols for money have fluctuated between 894 and 884, and closed this evening with a dull ap. pearance at 884 to 89. For the September account the last price was 894 to 4. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 894, 89, 894, 89, 884 ; ditto for account, Bth Sept., 891; Three per Cents. Reduced, 884,4, 4, • New Three per Cents., 884, 4,4, ; Two-and.a- Hal f per Cents., 724 ; Annuities , April, 1885, 144, 4, U-16 ; Bank stock, 243, 245; India Stock, 213, 210 ;and India Five-and-a-Half per Cent. "enticed rupee paper," 112. The India Five per Cent. Stock is without alteration at 1034 to 104. Exchequer Bills ware marked 255. and 15s. discount, and India Bonds lbs. disoount. The transactions in the foreign market have not been extensive, and the variations from yesterday are comparatively unimportant. In the Stock Exchange the charge for loans was as high in the morning as 6} to 7 per oent, but a reduction took place in the afternoon to to 6, large sums being available at the reduced terms. The shares of the financial companies have been less firm. General Credit declined to 2 to prem. ; but International closed, without change, at 4} to I prem. London Financial were quiet, at 9j to 10 prem. . . . . _ . . Joint stock bank shares were flat, and in a number of cases &decline has taken place, especially in the foreign an4l colonial descriptions. London, Hamburg, and Continental Exchange Bank were exceptionally higher. Colonial Government Debentures remain without recovery. . . The closing (but in some cases merely nominal) quotations for shares in new undertakings are subjoined, viz. :—Anglo-Egyptian Bank, 21 to 3 prem. ; Ebbw Vale Company, par to prem. ; and Peninsula, West India, and Southern Bank, to 2 prem. MINES.-(THIS DAYJ Two o'CLocc. The dealings in the mining market continue upon a very restricted scale. East Lovell drams are iu exceptionkl demand, and have risen to 12 to 13. On the other band, Hallenbeagle are heavy, and have receded to 31 to 4. East Grenville are quoted 51 to 6k ; East Caradon, 28 to 1 ; and Wheal Seton, 205 to 215. Great Laxey have changed bands in the Stook Exchange at 153. Foreign and colonial mining shares are inactive. Cape Copper have been dealt in at 111, and Yuda namutana at 24 and 21. The Welsh Gold Mining Company received yes terday 81oz. 15dwts. 18gr. of gold, toeing the pro duce from 91 tons 19 cwt. tors. of quartz. COAL MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Walls Ead Hettea,l9s. ; Walls Lad Hrnll, 19s. ; Walls Fad Teas, 16s. 9d. ; Walls Sod East Ibrikpool, 18a. 9i Walls End Braddyls Hettoo, 17a. 9d. ; Walls Bad Boson Haltom, 17a. 6d. ; Walla Eod South Kell**, 17s. 9J. ; Walls Bad Hough Hall, 17.. 9d. ; Walls Sad Wham cliffs, 16s. 9d. ; Walls End Edon Maio, 17s. 6d. ; Walk Sod Hartaa, 16s. 9d. ; Walls Pad MAW. Lyons, 16.. 9d. ; Byron, 16s. 9.l.—Ships at market, 71 ; at ass, 35. FORZION•0711C1, JULY 30. —The Queen has bees graciously planned to appoint Rickard Chiantsda Mowry Seems, Esq., sow British Vios-Oonsul Cameßier at Coe stantinople, to be her Majesty's Consul at Jeddah.—Ocaer/4 An aquatic entertainment, under the manage ment of Professor Beck with, swimming master, and for many years champion swimmer of England, took plea last night at the Lambeth Baths, and the building was crowded with a highly respectable audienoe. The Professor, his daughter, and two ems went through their graceful ants of natation, alter which three handsome prises were swam for—me mem to youths under 16 yaws of age, being woe by Master Moore ; the amateur prise was yea by Mr. J. Carbonell ; and the cup, open to all England (handicap nos), by H. Gun. After the entertainment the prisms wars prsestd to the winners by the Rev. John Light, el Erraseuvz Fan.vu.—We (Birmingham Post) regret to annouace the suspension of payment by Mr. B. W. Goode, gold chain maker, of St. Paure-equare; eke sagged in the metal trade. The rumour of this impeding casualty was afloat last Friday, but we mupesely abs tained from as, &Roam to it. Yesterday the smaptasoca were dishoeoured. Several firms is the copper Inds ace in for lire amounts. Thegroes liabilities are estimated at 46.0001. Tni LIGACY DUTIMA—A correspondent of the Timm, Mr. Francis Philips, of Lee Priory, Wingham, writs as follows in reformat to the recent letter of Mr. Gladstone on the above subject :—" The Chase:ace of the Exchequer in his letter to you published to-day complains that people who have ground of complaint against Mr. Trevor do not apply to the Treasury for redress. A few months ego Mr. Trevor wrote to me demanding payment of dot y cm a legacy under my great graDdlatker's will, who died in 1824, 40 years ago. The legacy woe to his daughter, my great aunt, wife of Sr Hanged old Iff calque. Gs the death of Sr Hasgerford and Lady Hoskyos, as sum as °messiest. I distributed the legacy smoog their childres, believing the duty bad been paid by my grandfather, 40 years ago. I wrote to Mr. Trevor, stating my belief that the duty bed been paid, and requesting information. In reply, be merely celled my etiolation in a eery cart maser to the liability I wee incurring if 1 did sot pay the duty, with isterest, its. inediately. There wee not the slightest allusion to say power of appeal to the Chancellor of the Exchequer or le the Treasury. I told that is all such cum, where the executor is &Mimi with boos fides end really believes that the duty bas bees paid. the fullest informatics and soma to books at the Inland Roveaue-offloe should be afforded him ; in that °see an appeal to the Circumlocution-ogee would be very raze." Tea SUEZ Caw...l.—The annual general meeting of the shareholders of the Sues Camel Company has jest been held at the Cirque, in the Champs-Elysies, and offered more than ordinary interest, io tooscqnsoce of the commu nication of the recent decision of the Emperor. as arbitrates , is the dispute between the Egyptian government and the company. IL de Lemma who we. very warmly received, addressed the meeting, and gave an amount of the preset state of the works, and an bounced, amid load applause, that the muitime renal would be terminated is 1887. He afterwards read a summary of the imperial decision, which war followed by load cries of " Vies TEmpereur !' sad stated, as a proof of the good feeling of the viceroy tomtit the undertaking, that his highness had invited Wm (11. de Lampe) to sown:many him in a visit which he shortly totem/all to make to the weeks. The following reeolutios was thee put to the vote and adopted :—" The meeting unanimously spprome of the Immures taken by the presideet of the board of directors. in virtue of the special power with which be was invested by the meeting of the let of March hist, for the sciatica of the quettious submitted to the supreme arbitration of the Emperor Minolta', and also nousirootialy I expanses its respectful gratitude to his Majesty.* The pro oesdinp then tennioated. PITZIBOROUDIL, WIZRZACH, AND SUTTON RAIL WAY.—The second ordinary lielf.)earle meeting of this oompsay was hold yesterday at the ales, 41, Parliament street. Mr. H. Fox in the chair. Mr. Farhat, the maretary. reed the report, which stated that the ciostmet for the oon. simpatico of the lips had been executed bj Yams. Wenn,. Notices bad bees nerved for the purchase of the laad, sad all that between Peterborough sod Morse' a duteous of 11 miles, had been placed in the hands of the oratrsctoes, who were proceeding rapidly with the work, three miles of earthwork and masonry being finished, and three miles at foriciag put up. The bill for the extension of the railway, and for the Disking of tramways at Wisbeseb, had received the royal salient. The report was adopted. The Chaim= mid it had been advertised that the meeting would be made special to adopt • resolution enspowerieg the directors es raise additional capital by the mention and be.. of sew shares, but it had bees thought expedient to maims' this meeting until the 18th last., when it would take pima A vote of thanks to the chairmen aoncluded the proeedfsgs. MIDLaND RAH.WAT.—The report the direr tore to be presented to the meeting at Derby on the Nth Instant. has just been issued. It Mites that the receipts tor the hell-year frees eceehiog have ban 387.0961.. show leg se Isoreme of 28,5241. ; from entoerale, 282,8614, as increase of 59,3021, ; sad from snerehsedise, 483,5381., se in moms of 40,0411. ; from oaSle, 14,6411., edemas, of 44L : toad, 1,167,9361., a an healer of 127,9131. This loaves a cam of 4/. 0 lfie. 10d. available for dividemi. sad the directors ere reseasseend that 31. 10a. pm mat. for the half-yew be paid is the ordiactrY esPetni. as sod alter the let Si September. The meeting will be mined to vote 900,9001 heat capital far new seven, warrens, lead, statws beiMisgs, he. The raiment of Mr. Bale fromthe of the eempsay is sesames& S. IS. t - au !OM - - .41.711, I LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE (BY ILIGTILIO WOLVERHAMPTON MEETING. (THIS DAY.) BIENNIAL RABIC. Lord Zetkad ... Redcap s n.. STAHEL 800. et lb. Bell a«, Boy . . Sluggard ... 1 ::: z ... s ... 1 ... i SHARE LISTs.—(TA 8 DAY.) Two o'Orms. There is not much business in the tafltrsyniar ket to-day, but the tone is better, and a few of the principal stocks have advanced I per cent London and South Western have improved 4. Great Northern is exoeptionally flat, and ]as declined per cent London and North Western stock is now_ quoted 1164 to ; Gnat Western, 88 4 to hir I ; Miland, 1374 to 1 8; Lancalastern,shire and Yorkse, 1194 to South 92 to ; Metropolitan, 1121 to I ; London and South Western, 98 to 99 ; Great Eastern, 474 to ; Caledonian, 125 to 126 ; and (keel Northern, LW to 134. Bombay and Baroda, East Indian, and Great Western of Canada railway searities are inquired for. Foreign lines are neglected, and prices nomi nally quottVg same aßmiestAexrdDay. 111 . I Pd. I SAU.S.O2. I diaath g Pek" I Wee "4 " yesterday. to 1 pm. I I l all Blem.,WoLlt Poor Val. - - - It. NA ,Blythaed Tyne - 10 I all ?Bosiogliseakdotlld.o 9 4 - el 100 Bristol wad SWAN— 86 87 87 P. 100 'Caledonian 126 126 126 68 all Cork and Baados... - ..... VD all 1 Corawall 4 7 - 10 211 Do. • I Anode. oadl • - -, - 19 all all' Ip. dlspaldla B. ..... - - IS DebUn sod 8e..892 SS IS - 96 all Duadee,ParlhotAldia IS 17 - el 100 , BdlaburghtadOispow 90 SS - SI. GS I Glasgow add &Molars Ili 112 - St HO 'Great Lutora Ord. M. 47 48 ad 471 ad St. 100 I Do. A Soot - - - It 100 Do. IL Aug. 812., N 0.2 71 71 - 9l 100 Orea4 NosthotSPlred - - - St. 100 lariat Northern. ll3 US 1331 11l I Do.A. I • red dr die. us- 162 164 3 St ISO ' Do.B 1 ttlip.o.fayallß 121 10 - 11l WO Gt. Soothe WIS. (Ire.) 91 94 - el IP Gnat Weston 561 09 - 99. IP DAINsor VsLOas.Stle - - - el 155 Do. loath Wales._ -.- - SS. 109 Do. W. 101.--Oziord, 41 41 - 11l US Do. Do. Beerperal 27 40 - 11l 100 Do. Do lill 100 192 - 111. 104 ,lAacoslirek Yorlohlrei 1191 1191 119 1 1 11l 100 i tondos and Black - wall 68 TO - el 100 Loo., et 13.CoasC 104 Ng 104 St. 100 Lesko. et Dorn. i 41 43 - at 100 Loudon et North Westn.l 116 1111 1161 1 1 IS. 100 +l6sorkediloathWesten6l V7l 94 - P. IP Maa,SbetotUacolasb, 06 07 ad 04 ad N all , Ilarliort sod Carlidel -.- - 19E .lll Ds. Do. 1 Shares I - - - OA. 10 Itelrepelltaa ll2 114 114 el 1001 Ds. New lOB 110 U 0 SI. 100 ilUtlaad lB7l 1171 - SP aU' Do. New - - - 5l 165 I Do Bleu, * Diat7 - 10 MAIL Gt. Wa. (m)._ - - - S all! Do. 1 Shirts .. - - - 99 all ild Kea - - 10 le Perthltev 911111 d a ir LW) 14 - - - St 36 - St. 109 Da lidin.,PertluDosel 111 114 106 5 It. US W. Esstraa-Berwilk IS 14 Do. G. N. IL. Ilue - - -• dis 84 100 Do. leads OB 44 - el 1100I 10O Do. Tort 96 . 2 et 100 Do. Curtain - - 99 al Do. Iltock.ADerUag s7 IS 111 29 • Do. do. 106 6 64 UP 11 pa - u 9I D. do. 1123941 1 8 9pm - el US .11Orth Loudon US no 10 4 : Do. New - - - St. no ,Nortl staseriiiiii 7B so 751 10 al N. &IL Wastora Joao 101 11 St. 106 Scottish Osotral - at. 401 Scottish N.Y.. Aber. Stk 39 41 St. IBM B eatt ie& SALIM I - - - U I ill lihreersbary A Wekkol ' -•-• .., St. 1140 Shropshire Mgcs I 17 09 - Stpto South Deno 1 96 N -. 1130 South liadera - lit. 100 S. Torksh. A Elver Duo , 103 100 - 18 all Stalms,Woklaghosote.' 7 8 - lt. 100 1 2811 Vale lus no IS all Do. B II 7 re II , 1 Do C 8 4 geol - $O 1 all Mast - 9< 110 Do. - - 1 4 be Do. St. 1 160 Vibe of Noah lO9 US -e. el 'IP 'Victoria Slat et Phalle° - ~- -. SR 'lOO , Waterford It gillorady. -.- - et 1100 West Cornwall St N -. at We IW.llarap. Barb. At M - - - HAMM ?OlifiliSlONS. I Law An. I ~+s 5 ran. CHILLINGTON EMMEN!. Dead beat with Victorious sad Grappler. Trumpeter ... 3 ••• ••• ••• CLEVELAND CIIP. Revolver Sandford Sensation ~. 1 .2 ... 3 4 ran. BOROUGH MEMBERS' PLATE. gst Ulf mile. Persuasion, Dermot Anthers, Balderdash, sion of Greece. aad Spain are ben. HOLYOAKE STAKES. About a mile Lad a quarter. Wynaatay, Despair, Revolver, and Wildman are lame. HUNTINGDON MEETING.--(THIS DIY.) . SCURRY HANDICAP. 2 nom. MILTON STAKFct. Vidon Coed*lie. Hope ... 1 ... 2 ... i ... z ... 3 6r NURSERY HANDICAP. Tkrsequarters of • mile. Black Drs ht, The Tomer, Rialto, His Royal Htikallat Manoliaassa, Cbimu.y Swap, and Vicksburg an hem E3O HA NDICAP PLATE. Orm mils and • wear. Merry Hart, Mai of Realm, Batsman,of Kent, Croydon , Alen, Balderdsidt, mid Corsica arc boa. .-(THIS DAY.) 10. a LX. OM D. WEATHER REPORT. WIDNINDLT, AO-001 S. T. W. 29.86 64 N.W. abirdosa 19.66 54 N.N.W. utk29 91 66 W. Ardrosaan 29.96 66 N. Gromaaatla 30.02 66 N.W. Galway W.N.W. Vabstaa 30.24 611 N.N.W. Cape *2.24 69, N.W. Queandowa OO.Ol 6...1 W. Usarpool 30.03 610 W.N.W. Habbsact 10.116 54 W. Pousbroks 3014 616 N.N. W. haaaso• 30.24 SO. N.W. Orme /0 24 116 N. L'04444 30.16 N. Itadvatarl 30.16 20 LW. 212ia0a416 90.13 SO LW. Wesa6catb 30.13 6 LW. Parbasontla '3610 W.N.W. Lemke 10.06 N.W. Dover , 1 30.04 03 W. Sanwa ;20.39 60 W.N.W. 5616 t 0101 4 16 'l9 93 66 LW. 11 01 610 00 2061 sr W.N.W. bare Itostock It lleekkaa• itaralsta. bard soft imailwas, red . Ammar. Distilling .... Maltlag Om. _ _ . 41 to 60 ... 40 to 42 . to to 30 37 to 44 40 to II 44 to 47 11 to 27 18 to SO 133 to 10 Detab, brew _^ 10 Mt 11 foal LPAIVAL6 Or MUM, .10... CLILLIA(II4 71011 AUGUST Z 2: _ 33 M 36 IS to U U to 37 nom. UMW undo, pir IS lbo sea 13 20 So 29 OlYd. Deabb and Swedish FI _._~ Tor Qr. S. B. 17 So !3 18 $0 20 Dow* — 22 bas imam. nts - atom 26 to 17 nut cow. Wldbe - ---- ? . uow . rma, per 617... $1 to 33 Spanish, ...„ It to 3 American, por leL .. 19 to 19 Canadian. „ 19 to 16 11ITO wircow. BY WATICa 6 TO A CGOST9. INCLV4IVF.. Mars. Barley. MalL Oster flour. 1 020 420 gra gm lark mat I IN.& eimill Seekk i 4103 .. 120 710 .. ON rish fordo i 6710 el .. WM .. .. 10101 I - 7 — s» 660 I7 — so 10070 1.. —O6O LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. (THIR DAY.) (sr ssensio Ass tirmsArtorax ritsews.) (nos out ows CORLEXPONDICIrt.) Market quiet, •td wiebsaged i• price& Hales will pro bably foot up 6,000 bides. SO lo 33 20 to 32 MINCING LANK-(THIS DAY.) SUGAR. -There is ft fair bat cot en active demand for refiniog qualities of British West India, at about last west's Prior ; Trinidad and St. Kitts. 36.. to 375. No nue of importance reported in °tits, ascriptions, except a parcel of cloyed Manilla, at 34e. Belied is dull of sale, at pre vious prices. Omens.—A cwoideasblo portico of the goods brought to public isle have footed buyers et • reduction of 6d. to Ia per awe. as last west's arises. Pleotatioa Ceylon trine, 68.. to 725. ; low middling and middling, 77n. 6d. to ROL ; geed ditto, 81s. • peaberry, 82s. 6d. to 86a ; East India photetios mire d psis and small, 75a. to 765. 6d. ; middling. 78e. to 81s. ; goad middling to good, Ma 6d. to 87s. ; fine, 911 s. to 101 s. CocoL.—Greasiis common aid fine sold at 565. to 665. Tu. —The market erietiaase without improvesseaL Rict —No seise reported. Rua.-40 manehoose of Justice sold at 2s. 10d., sad 120 libels. of Dammam, at la Bd. Ramona is dull of sale sad prices stow a further dachas ; retortion b. sold et 30L short prompt. TALLOW MARILYT.—(THIS DAY.) TM eeerke4 is steady. hies' ere quoted is (otiose : Tows tallow, 40e. 6d. set web ; Petersburg Y.Q, os the Wet. 41s. 9d. ; October to December, 41s. Ild. Jesuitry to NM* (1865). 44e. 9d. BOROUGH HOP MARKET. —(THIS DAY.) Yams. Paileades ud Smith report the deemed liesieed to the immediate waste of ooneumera Steaks of 1863 almost exhausted, and prices motions very Arm. The late ride will b&hlghly beneficial to t►e hap plantations Few rally, and if followed be warm weather, the mop will he knee thee aatielpated. Two pockets of the sew growth ►are strived at suttee from Heat, sad hue realised 71. per *wt., the quality is aaatatUy good at Ai sirly period. Bosedial Country Norfolk sal Id" ex ship IS to 27 1011111 GS MIZIL I Asil — M 44 TE l74o— (asi: 1111 imaraliaa f i lleriaLLAlLC 1 I Li s arm A I 40 Corapper . 9 ? D e° 41:,0,. " 711:1 Iq 1 Ma Youst.C=. 4 $ • Mad Del Itay ( I :Foetus (Limited). 10 Omni 1 1 I(sposda (Limited) 144444 _ _ I Lush=lea alta (Ltiolkod) I 1 lledg $ ILAlsrsos 8a5a.0.11L4. 1 a 000.1.010 20 Peolebead P :la ' ad I t Par 1 illasesßarb. 22llltp Oold IL (1., 1 110001120AuatzsLala. IS 111,Joka del itey E . as Vallel Medaus 1 vellamicaGeolill 1 Woribtag glosied) I Tadanamatima UAW kascime4 mom COMPiNtIB. PROVINCIAL SHARE MARKETS. LGIMSOOL, Acorn 9. —Lancanirs and Yorkshire, 1 Madan Lod North Western new awn. 13s. 3d., las .1, 131. ed., ISt, lta 9d 13.., 13s. 6d p.—Manchester, lewilleki, and Lin. con 66 61 1 6 I-46'1th Beaten and Dom, 921—Mareantile and Banana; Bank, 8 13-16 ,nraw snares , 86 646 p. —North Western Bank, Of le p. Butalltalan. ACaust 9. —ln this market to-day Patent Ails shams were dealt In at 01 prem. Great Western Birmingham Guaranteed stock rem offered at 911: Bristol and Birmingham 813 per Cents. at 137 : West Midland Oxford First Guaranteed. at . ditto Second Guaranteed, at In. Birmingham Canals win quoted at 89 to In ; Birmingham Banking Companc:sw Shares. at 3110 3r4 ; Birmingham Old Union Mills, at 5 to 0; Glos. enter Wagon shares at 111 to lir . Metropolitan non. No. 3 Musts, at 11 to 13 prem.. Birmingham Financials, at 11 to 14 pram. The Midland Contract setUemait is rind ter the 10th sad tied last Atotbir 9.—The market nall rather quiet, with out much change. but where there has bean • change It has ',newly been towards easier prices. Confederate Loan. 714 4 Cionsoildated Bank (Limited). Tp. —Great Beaten. 474 444 1 6 —Grand Trunk of Canada, 191—Gnat Weaken, de—lancashk• sad Yorkshire. IEO lit li—New ditto, 48 per cent pref., d.— Logsdon and North Walmn, 116*—IlaimMiter, Ithefitelit, and Usoolashini, dflel4—Metropolitan, 1181—North Eastern York, PH—South Faatern. 984—Throw and Mersey Karate Insurance, 3.1 4 p.—Ashbury C.arriage, p.—John Brown and Co., 2380 p. —Whltehaven ant Furness. 974. OciaLtil, MMus? 8 —Three per Caul Consols, 80—New Three per Cent. Mock, 874 11-01tto for amount. Bth Reptember, /174 98—India Floe per Cant. Stock (trainferable at the Bank of Inland). 104—Hibernian Beak MIL paid% 88—National Bank i9,verol. pad), 81—Ditto New (10L paid) (Au). 61—National of andr(Limited) (10L paid) (AO, 18 164—Great Southern ilern (lag paidl, 984. TRAFFIC RR'TURNEI. Mgr Far =LIM& open 1.11.11 M. Weak emitting July 2. • Bahia and Asa Fraium ISt Week ending Jul nc y 30. TR 14 . 1nb re","1 14 " 1 ! •-• I" Mr- Told, audios. left 4 4 103 100 pool %ladling Attgast O Oork awl Ban mu le 176 liisogow & Roth Wooten IN -.. Week ending August 7 Combrloo QM'S Losionboorg Load= sat Illadrirdl 111•Ingebina — North Laren .. IVO IM 441 10.9011 fINI MOS 8,236 MN ~~ ~ ;21* Lao SAM Told 110/1. 8,793 884 LSO MIS 4438 %IR lAN UN a ss W W 10 40 U W 2 1! a Te. an 1. IM IN IN $ Ip W I 1 4 II W I 6 : 6 6 .1 II 1. W 2 an m. 6 2 1 W W al 6 W IM M .17 aD too I I 111/ 4 I 1 • $ • '4) t G ~~ ;~ 1 I.