The Express. — London, England, 1862-07-28 00:00:00

ENGLISH, SCOTTISH, AND AUSTRALIAN CHARTERED BANK.-(THIS DAY.) The half-yearly meeting of the shareholders was I held at won, at the offices, 73, Cornbill ; Mr. J. 8.. TROY- :-01: in the chair. The following report and balance sheet were presented : " The directors have now to place before the proprietan the annexed statement of account., exhibiting a balance of profit for the half-year of 240621. 61. 94. Although the business of the put six months shows au improvement as compared with any similar period, yet, owing to a con tinued depreciation in the value of land, and are-valuation by Mr.Salusoc, the recently-appoiuted manager at Melbourne, of different properties taken se collateral security for obligations to the bank, it has been deemed right, in the meantime, to carry a sum of 11,5001. from the reserved fund to a suspense account. The adverse decision in equity of the suit against the Royal Mail Steam Pack* Company, which had bees long pending, has also induced the directors to transfer the amount in dispute, viz., 11.2781. 19s. 74., to she same em press account. They are advised that they have still a remedy at common law. The directors have much pleasure in informing the proprietors that Mr. J. Young, who wu for some years manager of the Sydney branch, has upon has re- tirement from that office joined the local board of the bank, thus affording it the benefit of his valuable experience. The directors propose to apply the balance of profit as fol lows, vii—To the payment of a dividend at the rate of six percent. per annum. free of income tax, on 500,0001., the paid-up capital of the bank, 15,1001. ; towards the reduction of the amounts at debit of preliminary expenses, 5001. ; bank premises and furniture account., ; leaving, 6,562/. 6.. 9d. ; which, with the balance of the reeernd fund, 4,6701. 6s. Bd., after the deductions mentioned above, will make 11,2321. lle. Bd. at credit of that account. " Liabilitix Paid-up capital, 500,0001.: deposits, 645,0014 18., 9d. ; bills payable and other llMlties, 100,4061. 19a. 6d. ; circulation, 79,9244 ; reserved fund, 4,6701. fa 8.1. • amount carried to profit and loss account, *.t1.5021. 17s. ; tote', 1,366,5064 2s. 7d. Assets: Bills receivable (including the estimated value of those overdue), loans on securities, cash at hankers, Ire., 1,074,4851. la. Bd.; specie and bullion, 225,9981. 9e. 6d. ; bank premien. and furniture, 62,4411. sa. 4€l. ; preliminary expenses, 3,54901. 6.. Ist. ; t otal, 1.366,505 C 2e. " P rofit and Less Account. —To current expenses is Melbourne, Sydney, and sub-branches, 8,3621 . 9.. Id. ; London. including directors' remuneratio n, 2,0784 la. 104., 00,4404 10s. Ild. ; to balance, 23,0621.65. 9e1.- 5024 17a 83. By amount brought down, 33,5021. 17s. Bd." The Ortsrascue, in moving the adoption of the report and accounts, said, although the suit against the Royal Mail Steam Packet Company had terminated against them, the board could not blame themselves, having acted upon the , beet advice. The amount in dispute, viz., 11 , 2781., would be carried to a new suspense account, and the 11,5001. re ported by Mr. Salmon as the amount of depreciation would be added to the same account. He would now state how it was proposed to deal with those items. In January last the reserve fund amounted to 27,0007.; and if the two sums previously mentioned were deducted from that amount there would remain 4,6701., and with the 6,5621. now added after paying six per omit., the reserve fund would still be 11,2001. The bank Dow stood in a better position on the whole than it had occupied for some years. Mr. BojitruDAlLL a director, the motion. _ . . In reply to a qu — ution, The CHAIRMAN stated that the securities which bad un dergone such depreciation were taken only as collateral securities. . . . In reply to further questions, Mr. BORMADAILI said the board would not =gap In fresh law prooeedings without almost a certainty of snore., If the European and Australian Company were euccessful they (the English, Souttisb, and Australian Bank) would no doubt participate in the benefit. In reply to another question, .Tbe CHAIRMAN said the inspector bad written as follows : I believe all our current business in both colonies may now be regarded as in a satisfactory condition, and l think the uneasy feeling which has existed amongst the squatting interest lately is beginning to subside." Both the inspector and the manager were very careful—in fact, rather too careful. Dr. Brawn stroogly urged the directors not to enter into any fresh law proceedings. He presumed that the 11,000/. would not be retained much longer. The CHAIRMAN said it bad already been paid. A SHARIMOLDER thought it would be best to mast the loss by foregoing a dividend, and made a proposal to that effect, which, however, was not seconded. He believed that that course would roduce the best result on the other side of the water. . . . . . Mr. BORRLDAILI said that queetioo bad been maturely considered by the board, and the board abstained from pur cuing the course suggested, because they thought it would produce an impression that the accounts were unsatisfactory, which was not the cue. (Hear, hear.) The report was adopted, and a dividend at the rate of 6 per cent. per annum declared, payable on the 4th of August. The proceedings terminated with a vote of thanks to the chairman and his colleague. THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING. JULY 28, 1862. SHARE LISTS.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'OLoox. The railway market to-day is firm, but not ac tive, business being interfered with by the approach of the settlement. Great Western and Eastern Counties stocks are buoyant, and have risen to per cent. There is also an advance of 4 in Lanca shire and Yorkshire and South Eastern, and in several of the other principal lines. London and North Western stook is now quoted 964 to f ; Great Western, 734 to 5 ; Midland, 1304 to 4 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 106 to ; South Eastern, 844 to 4 ; London and South Western, 1024 to 1034 ; Eastern Coun ti es, 594 to 60 ; Caledonian, 108 to 4 ; and Great Northern, 1194 to 1204. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares are firm, at 4 7-16 to 9-16 prem. Great Western of Canada are quoted 124 to}. Tbe Belgian lines are rather dull. San Paulo Railway shares remain steady. (mantas: MAIM AND nom& Pa I RAILWATIL aal Mol.aranow Ifirk.,Lan.APCbss.~. a ft* ita boo— -114.0. DadaghiedrdA 10 B&W d Maas " lOork sal Imalcs.. ... amn. no. • ♦ nom:.i 1t Do. B p.a. Is peat° D. Dahlia and Do woo. Deod-,Poills. &AWL == stie loolors Uoios, Rook A Do. 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Stockton it Darlington Ditto ditto Tall Vale linit. .... ....... , naiads Ma. • Pimlico West Cornwall w.sn Wiffit DM. 1. = Dab B I T 91 Il 107 108 ei 7 1 2 I I a 66 IS It ii; sat 56; 56 63 $7 39 M 2 105 104 140 146 119 150 116} 1171 181 1.86 106} 10% 73 164 66 67 1074 108 Olt 68 124 106 46 48 88i 21201% NH "' Isotiit -- vsa MINES.-(THIS DAYJ Two o'Ozooi. In the mining marketto-day Wheel Ludoott shares are decidedly firmer, and have recovered to 188 to ttEast Caradon are quoted 441 to 1; Marko Valley, to ; Tin Croft, 11 to k ; Great Wheal Fortune, to k, being firm ; Wheal Seton, 1 31 to 133 ; East Basset, 47 to 49 ; South Phoenix, to 4 ; and East Devon Great Copse's, 2 to . Aa regards foreign and colonial mining shares, prices are unaltered, business being almost at a standstill. Not a single transaction is officially marked in the Stock Exchange. The Quebrada Land, Railway, and Mining Com pany (Limited) has been formed under highly re spectable auspices, to develop a well-known pro perty, rich in mineral wealth, in Venezuela. This is one of those regions which, though abounding in metal, have hitherto been un worked, by reason, not of their inaccessibility, but of the coat of transporting the produce from the scene of operations to a shipping port. The only question seems to be that of the transit to the sea, and the attention of the present company is judi ciously directed to improving it, and diminishing its cost. With this object, it will be neoeesary to ' construct a small railway to a point where the river Aroa is navigable ; and in order to make the et , railway itself profitable, the company has pur chased a considerable tract of country at I: the price of 3s, 9d. an acre. The estate contains 250,000 acres, and it is affirmed that the purchase money may be covered by the sale of -- the timber alone. Portions of the property are stated to be peculiarly suitable to the growth of cotton-a plant which is already found there in a wild state. Samples of the uncultivated cotton are now on view in the Venezuelan Court at the International Exhibition, and are pronounced to be of superior quality. As to the richness of the mines, there la adduced the testimony of a num ber of respectable witnesses. Copper ore in great quantity, and worth in some instances 30 per cent., is laid bare, and these statements tally with the experience of former times, when, the price of copper being much below what it is now, large quantities were sold in this country. The pre liminary arrangements made with contractors and others, appear to be of an unusually careful and complete character, and it is probably owing to this circumstance that a large portion of the capital of the undertaking has already been privately sub scribed for. The mines are now in work, and the lease, which is for 999 years, extends to all mineral rights over a apace of 36 square miles. The promoters are to receive no remuneration until the shareholders have received back the whole of their capital in dividends. The total capi tal of the company is 170,0001. in 101. shares. The shares were quoted to-day 1 to 1 prem. The following weekly report on the metal market, is from the circular of Messrs. von Dadelszen and North: There is no sew feature of interest in the metal market since our last report. There is a quiet but steady demand, and quotations allow but little change. Welsh bars remain steady at from 51. 2a. 6d to 5/. ss. f.o.b. Wales, and from 51. 17s. 6d. to 6/. f.o.b. here. Rails are firm at from 51. 10s. to 61. The better qualities of Staffordshire are in fair demand. Scotch pig iron, after de clining to 50e. 9d., comes firmer; cash sellers, 51s. did. Copper-The smelters adhere to fixed quotations, both for raw and manufactured, end only in exceptional cases second-hand parcels are obtainable a trifle under official prices. Foreign hu been rather quiet, and bullion cur tailed. We quote both Buns and Kapuuda, 951. ; 90/. ; Chili, 861. Tin-English unchanged in price, and in but moderate de. mend. A fair amount of business has been done in Straits at 1131. cash, and with full prompt. Bancia, 1151. 10s. to 116/., but very quiet. The Dutch market is steady at 68f. Tin Hates-The manufacturers are working off old con tracts, while buyers are very cautious in entering into fresh engagements, through the adverse news from dew York, both as regards increased duty sod advancing exchange. Lead is still depressed and difficult of sale. Speller -A large amount of business has been done, prin cipally for forward delivery in Hull, at 18/. ss. per ton, and we quote spot parcels, favourite brands, the same price. But little business has been done in spelter in warehouse here, which is obtainable at 181. Wheal Trannack Mine, on the 21st inst., made a call of 54. per share. West Wheel Jane, on the 23rd inst., made a call of 21. 6d. per share. South Gotland Mine, on the 73rd inst., made a call of 10a. per share. At South Bryn Gwiog Mine pleating, ;on the 23rd inst.., the amounts showed a debit balance of 1041. is. 23. A call of 21. per share was made. pitorizrozaz SHARI MARAIS& LITIRPOOL, JOLT 28.—bales today:—Eastern Counties, SE — Great Western, 74—Lancashire and Yorkshire, 104 t—Lon don and North Western, 94—Manchester, Sheffield, and Lin colnshire, 371—Midland, 134 t 9 —Belgian Eastern Junction, 19 —Buffalo and Lake Huron, 69—Great Luxembourg, 14—Illinois Central, 69—Erie en Assesment, 24—Alliance Bank, —Bank of Liverpool, 261—Thames and Mersey Marine, 27-16 p. Masailiellea. JOLT 28.—We hare had a good market, at ha mmed prices . Eastern Counties, 6919 9—Great Luxembourg, 14 —Great Ship, 7a. BA—Ditto Pref.. las- ed. 20L-1111nols Central, 30—Lancashire and Yorkshire. 168 9 8 }—London and North Western, 94—Midland, 130 1 9 9—New York and Erie, 27—North Staffordshire, 49 3.16 d.—South Eastern, 634 4 31—Thames and Mersey Marine Insurance, 2 7.16 p.—Northern Counties Bank, p.—Scottish Central, 115-81. Helena C Six pee Cents., Minors paid-up, 47. Braniannam, JULY 28.—There was not much business doing In this market to-day, but prices were steady. South Staffords ware dealt in at 14 ex Mr.— Birmingham Canal, sellers at 94 — Birmingham Waterworks 361 to 37—Birmingham and Stour Valley, St to 81 —Birmingham and Staffordshire Gas shares, sellers at [OOl. LnMek JULY It—Leeds, 108 1 11, 7 i — Leeds Bank Company 44—Great Ship, 7a ed.-Bhetnekt, H Consols, 94—DoMs, 94 —Eastern Counties, 914. —Midland, 130 1 t 9— GOODWOOD. -MONDAY. The following horns have arrived.—Audrey, Alvediston, 811 Awe, Magnum Bounce Imam, Bertha, Sister to Lady Si Ripon, Cepheus, Eller ton, Tisiphone, Automaton, Black- 81 cock, Arracan, See Nymph, Cellarius, Hubert, Imperatrice, , 11 Sawcutter,Prati9ue, Volunteer, Stampede, Chere Arnie, Feu de Joie, Pe y, Arethia, Biondella, Stock- M broker, St Bernard, Knave, Sir William Wup It °oh, Royal Stag, Sweetbawthorn, Escape, King of Diamonds, el Camases, Gorse, Olive Branch, Maggiore, Umpire, Evenhand, 81 Curie, Amy Summeroides, Tornado, Myrtle, Pie- LI ardor, Miss Whip (4 yre), Clarissa colt (3 yrs), si Wizard, Malek, Ace of Clubs, Q.E.D., Silvair, Old Orange Girl, Harmony, Palestro, Brick, Vivid,Typeec, Baron Munchausen, Disdain, Thorpe Lin r)°, Warhorse, 11 e Taje, Goblins, Lady Evelyn c. (3 yrs), Wild Tom, Rosabella, Duukeld, Lapidist, Ashford, Monitor, sister to Her Highness, 11 slater to Ellerton, Independence. 11 The workmen employed at the Great Northern Railway Company's plant at Doncaster have just appointed 8. a committee, coosisting of the manages and others engaged in the different departments of that extensive undertaking, RETIREMENT OF A CLERGYMAN PROM THE CHURCH. Ito obtain subscriptions in aid of the distressed operatives of 8 , —The Rev. C. Nevile, who recently resigned the locum. Lancashire. The promises already received show that the betides of Wickeuby and 'fhoroey, in the diocese of Lincoln, men are prepared to contribute a weekly sum, and it is Dot has published a lengthy statement, explaining his reasons for unlikely that this movement will extend to other parts of taking that personally momentous step. It appears that the the railway. i Mr. Edmund Denison, the chairman of the rev. gentleman some time since informed the Bishop of Lin- company , ham ntimated hisintention of practically showing coin that it was his intention to resign his church prefer. his appreciation of the effort. meat at the close of this year. "The present Prayer-book," SALE OF SOtIiBLZIGHTON.—We understand that says Mr. Nevile, "represents the exact state of religious Mr. Frank Crossley, M.P., has purchased from Sir S. Morton knowledge in an age so barbarous and ignorant that poor Pete the mansion and estate of Somerleighton, near Lowes helplesa girls were roasted to death by archbishops, old toft,Suffolk. We believe that see of the objects of Mr. Cross. women were hung as witches by judges on the beach, and ley in making this purchase uto provide, in conjunction with 8,000 clergymen were too illiterate to be allowed to his brothers John and Joseph, by a charge upon the Somme preset'. The confused and contradictory mans of theology leightoe estate, for the endowment of the "Crowley contained in our Book of Common Prayer has been per. Orphan School and Home," Skircoat Moor, near Halifax— mitted to supersede the word of God in our national church, a sPlandidiostitution now in course of erection at thecost of and it becomes the duty of every man to consider whether the three brothers. 1u this iestitutiou it is intended to ac or not he is justified in remaining in it. For my own pert, I come:iodate about 300 orphans of both sexes, a considerable 1 have no choice. . . . . I gave my assent to the r portion of whom will be wholly maintained and educated, proms Prayer-book on the faith of explanation. to be and ultimately placed out in situations. We believe it is found in the works of Paley, Wheatly, and Tomlin, alas intended that this purchase shell in like manner pro which were put into my hands by the church herself. I vide a permanent endowment for the twenty-two almshouses signed my contract on the express understanding that' which were erected by Mr. Frank Crossley in 1855, and also is actual assent to the Thirty-nine Articles was never expected for a similar number of almshouses now in the course of of nie ; that in a well-known fonn of absolution the word erection by his brother Mr. Joule% Crossley.—Lords 'sins' meant 'censures,' and therefore in our church meant Mercury. 'nothing;' that the Atkaossian Creed was altogether • LIFEBOAT SERVICE. —BLAI7M ARI 9 JULY 27. forgery, the damnatory clauses very much to be lamented, Durinogg a strong gale of wind on Thursday night, the flat and that there was no difference whatever in the condition F , of Liverpool, was observed to have a signal of laptised and unbaptised infants who die in infancy. of distress. The Penmen lifeboat, belonging to the The revival of church principles' has set aside these National Lifeboat Institution, was immediately manned, latitudinarian explanations, my contract has been fatally and proceeded to the yee-el. In the meantime she had clanged, and I contend that a court of equity ought to shipped her cable and was driving before the wind with a declare it void." bit of foresail up. and the distress signal still Hying. The LA DIM' RIFLE-SHOOTING. —A novelty connected lifeboat at last overtook her, and boarded her about four with competition in rifle-shooting has just occurred in miles to the eastward of Puffin's Island. She remained by Holy well, Flintshire. At • volunteer fete and eon. the vessel all night, and ultimately succeeded. with the help teo, at which prizes were offered by Lord Fending, of the steamer Fairy, belonging to the City of Dublin Steam mid the officers of the Flint battalion, to the best m a rk.. Packet Company. in bringing the flat end her crew of two t 4 mix Holywell lake competed for the Bright Eyes men into port. This valuable lifeboat has on two or three "neepatairea, with Enfield rides, shooting from • rest three previous occasions rendered somewhat similar important sitet , each, at 100 yards' range. The greatest interest was =Tim. excited among a numerous assemblage. After some excel- DESPATCH OF MAILS TO AMERICA.--SPBCIZ Ex test shooting, the score stood as follows :—Mrs. Ash - win, 8 ; PORT, ho.-0o Saturday the Canard Royal Mail steamer '!". cope, 8 ; Miss Briscoe, 4 ; Mrs. Wolstenholnie, 5; Miss Arabia was despatched from Liverpool for Becton with L. !alien's, 4 ; Miss Edwards, 6. On the tie between the mail' for the United States and North America, aR well as two first-named ladies being announced the excitement wuso a large number of passengers, together with cargo, tee. The t ag to gain a near view that the spectators could hardly next American mail despatch from the Mersey will be by 7, kept within safe bounds. After firing another round. the Inman steamer City of Baltimore, which will sail from IM enthusiasm ruse to the highest pitch as Mrs. Asbwin scored Liverpool for New York on Wednesday next, with mails for al a centre against Mrs. Copes outer, thus winning the vie- the United States. On Words) the Arabia took out 11 tiny. 12,000 i. in specie on government account, MONEY MARKET-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLocx. The funds exhibited increased buoyancy at the commencement of business this niorning, and a fresh rise of per omit. was at tained. Some realisations following, a relapse to Saturday's dosing quotations has since occurred. the other markets are generally firm, with a favourable tendency, and in many instances prices are better than on Saturday, but there is = I much less excitement. At Paris to-day, according to Mr. Reuter's tele gram, the Three per Cent. Rental opened at 68fr. 70c. for the account, being about i t per oent. higher than at the close on Saturday. The scrip of the New Portuguese Loan has advanced to 34 to 34 prem. Consols, after touching this morning 944 to 1, and then being marked as low as 944, are now quoted 94} to 1 for money, 941, " sellers," for the 7th of August. and 94 7-16 to 9-16 for the 4th of September. The official business report is as follows :-Three per Cent. Console, for money, 941, 4, }, ; ditto, for account (August 7), 944, 1 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 944, 1, ; New Three per Cents., 944, 4, ; the Five per Cents., 109} ; Bank Stock, 239, 2374, 239 ; India Five per Cent. stock, 108/, 1, 4 ; ditto Five per Cent. " enlaced " rupee paper, 104, ; ditto Four per Cent. Deben tures, October, 1883, 101; ditto, April, 1864, 1004; India Bonds, 90e. prem. ; Exchequer Bills have risen, being marked 20e. and 23e. prem. In the foreign stock market the business has been to a fair extent, but decidedly less ac tive than on Saturday. Turkish Bonds of 1858 are quoted 74} to 75 ; the scrip of the new loan, 34 to 4 prem., ex div. ; ditto, paid up, 71 to }, ex div. ; and Egyptian scrip, 10} to 11} prem., being dull. Spanish Certificates are quoted 9} to 4. Moat other foreign stocks are firm. Venezuela and Italian continue in request. Transactions are recorded as follows :-Buenos Ayres Six per Cents., for account (July 31), 924, ex div. ; Egyptian Seven per Cede., scrip, 11} prem. ; ditto paid-up, 93, 94, 93} ; Italian Five per Ceuta., 714, ex div. (exchange, 25fr.) ; ditto Five per Cant. Maremmana Railway Loan, 741, 74, 74} ex div. ; Moorish Five per Cents, 97} ; Mexican, for account, 284, 29 ; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1853, for account, 47, 47} ; ditto Three per Cents., 1856, '57, '59, and '6O, 47} ; Russian Five per Cents., 1822, for account, 971 ; ditto Five per Cents., 1862, &ip, 4, 1 prem. ; ditto paid-up, 931, ; Spanish Three per Ceuta., for account, 544, ex div. ; ditto Deferred Three per Cents., for account, 444, ex div. ; ditto Passive, 19} ; the Committee's Certificates, 91, 91 ; Turkish Six per Ceuta., 1854, for account, 87, 864 ; ditto Six per Cents., 1868, for account, 76, 744 ; ditto 1001. Bonds, 77 ; ditto Six per Cents., 1862, (scrip), 3}, 31, 31 prem. ex div. ; ditto paid-up, 714, 1, 71, ex div. ; Venezuela Three per Cents., for account, 27, 271, 264. The Tasmanian haa arrived from the West Indies, with 1,500,000 dollars in specie. It is said that the additional issue of Egyptian government stock is likely to be made next week. It will be equal to exactly 50 per cent. of the amount now held, and will be offered to the present bondholders on terms which, if not exactly identical with the price of the original issue, now a t cent. premium will, it is believed, be under the circuinstances, az satisfactory. It would appear that the circumstances connected with the launching of a second loan so soon after the nego tiation of the first, and without notice being then t Messrs admit of explanation. The present agents , Frtihling and Goschen, it is explicitly stated, bad no knowledge whatever that a second issue was intended, and the honour able character of the firm completely s pre cludes the idea of deception. If there is any responsibility on this point, it rests in Egypt, but the truth is understood to be simply that the government of the Viceroy bond fide believed that the first loan would be sufficient for the objects proposed, but that the expenditure on the railway and in other ways proves more considerable than had been anticipated. It is perhaps somewhat un fortunate that the authorities in Egypt are not fully conversant with the manners and customs of our money market, es the possibility of misconstruction would then have been prevented either by the full amount required being asked in the first instance, or by a second loan being postponed until after the completion of the payments on the first. It would appear, however, that taking the affair as a whole, those who have lent money to Egypt will have little cause to repent of their bargain. The scrip of the new Portuguese Loan continues in steady demand. The purchases appear to be partly based upon the ground that the unduly low price of Portuguese stock, in relation to the securi ties of Spain and other countries, has been caused almost exclusively by the unwise system hitherto pursued by the financial department, but now definitively abandoned. The fortnightly settlement in shares and foreign stocks will commence to-morrow and terminate on Thursday. £35,000 in Russian coin was sent into the Bank on Saturday. The Bootie has brought from the United States 150,4001. in specie. Subjoiued is a statement (from Mr. Slaughter's Weekly Litt) of the railway calls falling duo in the month of August. The total is unusually small : Amount per Share. Already Number Due in Arm 0962. Date. Paid. Call. sate Shares. Amount. Ardennes New Shares 7 - 1.4 0 0 not known. Bahia and San Fran deco 6 101 110 0 90,000 135,000 Lancashire and York shire New 10L 41 per cent. Preference 1 Leeds, is 11•StaxOrdinary,16 61 4 2 b 0 0 2,403 12,000 Itathkeele and New castle Junction South Eastern New 10L 4i per cent. Pret l5 t 0 0 not known. 1 31 2 0 0 5,000 10,000 - 1 0 0 120,000 110,000 Total In kraut 077,000 Tsui calbed in eight months of 1002 We are informed that Mr. Abernethy, the engi neer-in-chief of the Turin and Savona Railway, has returned to London, after making complete &mange mente for the vigorous prosecution of the works. The payment of the half-year's interest at the rate of 6 per cent. per annum on the shares, is advertised fpr the Bth proximo. We are requested to state that the Canadian Native Oil Company will close their list on Friday next, after which the allotment of shares will be proceeded with 10 soon as possible. With regard to our food prospects, the circular of Messrs. J. Travers and Sons makes the following encouraging remarks : The wheat market was quiet on Monday and Wednesday, and the warm sun of yesterday was calculated to bring in sellers. Although there have been cocarional expresseons of anxiety regarding the prospects of the crop, it is believed that these have Gravely been warranted even by its present condition, and it is admitted on all rides that two or three weeks of ordinary sunshine are alone wanting to create the otrtaiuty of • satisfactory yield. Indeed, it is said by some ssPerielsrd observe's, that, looking at the existing condi tion of all the various kinds of agricultural produce, the hopes of a good food supply for the year are more than usually favourable. Meanwhile, it appears that the harvest in France, which year by year assumes a more important bearing on our markets, has resulted much more favourably than was at one time anticipated. As the United Kingdom now always requires a large importation of grain and flour, even when the home harvest is perfectly satisfactory, the question as to the countries that are likely to be best able to 'apply us with the addi tional amount thus demanded is still one of moment. France, Russia, std the Danubian principalities will, pet ham enjoy the chief portion of the trade. At the begin ning of the year the New York journals were filled with assursaers to the American people that they would still continue to feed Europe awl to draw tack millions of gold in return, which was to give new and isexhaustible strength COLONIAL 00VONNIOLIIT NO Ilia 1 570066. II M) Q. idea. 18.144. I ......... .... D DM PI F Ir rIag 41: 1 1 61 1 706 1- 1 00 07 —: . Do. lip. el 114r.illip IM 106 107 iii: .. Do. 6 per mt. 665, 804 .. Do. Ilpiromals. Meek 100 90 96 .... .. of G Nopidp.oL 100 1U US ..... .. do. 100 111 Ili .... .. Do. do lin 100 110 112 — lll4, .. New Brasaw.Gov.6p.al 105 101 16 0 101 —.. .. N. B.WalseGv.6l). a 1 100 90 100 .... .. Do. Op. 4., 1871 to 1874 100 914 994 .... . Do. 6p. 4. 1688 lOO SS 90 904 9 —.. .. New 6 per cent lOO 106 BM BMW • . Nova inotia 6p. 40871 100 101 100 .... .. Atiit.Gov. 6 p.o. Bonds 100 107 109 .... .. V1e.61v.8p.a.144.421413 100 lid 108 .... .. Do. do. Op. 0. APO' 810 . 100 108 1 108 2 10 0 I Burma MINA. No (81. 1 1111153. I Pd. IOL Won 1 lake. 141— Allied Dona "UM* 16.11 111 Drilla Iron ll la — s 8 7 7 .. . G. Com. (favt• ) k.) I 636 446 .. laetllemet (11144) 4 .. lad Condon Mali 46 46 41. Bait Cern Brea B { } 16 161 4,000 LW& Bard (Tavistk.) U. 12 0 S 481 Oramblic &84 nubile at 1 17 6,000 Great South Tolgua 5. - . Wh. Voir (Nelaksl 6O 04 Grenville. 5.000 111nsiton Dolma G. 14a. 3 94 0,000 .. lads Bertha 1.14.0. I .. Narks Valley .. limprel (Wu Lelia 4). 6 ) 41 2 A 4 liwyndy Iron Co. .. Berta Dowoe SAO .. N. Imam (Mogan) 4660 .. N. Wlt. Itemetallopan) IN 94. 4 41 It .. No.Bk Marl Crotty —2.4. e. 111 it 0. .. hi Ono (Bt. Mosey) . 11 6 6 1,190 26 Provide's, (U. lalen4). NAL 41 411 UAW .. Coo. itia. 04. 1 is t s t s 444. C 14441 ll 6,000 .. 8. Cons Brea (Illopa) . 611116 d 21 6 W. Fromm (1110p0t18.18.4 100 106 920 _ Stray Park ILO 81 ID 5,000 0 Tamar 611.GloadYn.C 4l 1 It 6,000 10 Tin Croft *OOO .. 7414 el Tows (z i likr ,4 44 ) Us. PE 6.090 .. Won Benoit ( MU .. W. Caradoo ( li S 4 66 MO .. West Eleton 1166 .. WIL. Sewn _ 11 671 911 .. Wb. Na ar( 5 Hi 57i &Om .. In. se ( 7* , 4 6,800 Wheal Ladooti 2.10.8 1 0 19 184 194 ;Me .. W. Alio ilia. Want) 1.7.6 104 111 LAUkna(Mealima) 1,046 .. WY. Tvelawaer 1 ti.to 7 16 17 10.11111101( Will. Id la. ipdew. I ea.. i -- i i ! 1 r 21 7 ° I 8 i I I li 188 II tit eul I razal l 11 11a r die 4_ Paz it 1i pas 60 OD p 2; h CI. prism 68 00 I 6i 01 Pts 114 70 16 St 1 63 66 la, } I Pal V% ii 114 li 911 is :al 40 42 Lai 18 . ATTEMPTED FRATRICIDE IN LEEDS. On Saturday, at the Leeds Town Hall, James Emmitt, medical student, of Saddleworth, was charged with attempting to murder his brother, by shooting him with • pistol Prosecutor, whose name is George Emmitt, of Nile street, Leeds, is in • somewhat critical position, sod is at tended by two medical men, who have extracted several shots from the wound, but who are afraid that some of the shot-corns may still be in the neck. On Saturday, conse quently, Mr. Tennant, magistrate, gent to the prosecutor's residence for the purpose of taking is deposition, which we subjoin. George Eminitt said—Prisoner is my brother, by the same father, and has lately been living at Saildleworth. Last Wednesday, prisoner, and his father and mother, came over to Leeds to see me. On Thursday, prisoner &mom. pealed me to the railway station in Marsh-lane, where I am engaged. He subsequently went with me to the Wellington Station, where I bad business, and we then bad refreshment at various places, not separating until ten o'clock at night. On Friday morning we met again, and had di od tea together, for which I paid. In the evening I again went down to Marsh lane station, the pri soner being with me. As I was writing in the booking office prisoner stood near to me. He wu in the waiting room, from which the booking-office is boxed off. Suddenly I heard the report of • pistol. I felt myself wounded on the aide of the neck on which the prisoner was standing. I cried out " Oh dear, who has done that r and prisoner then ran out of the office, and in • direction as if he was leaving the station, and I thought I saw him putting away • pistol. There was pomp) , dispute or words between me and the prisoner. I pn out on to the platform, and somebody then assisted me into the superintendent's room, where • medical man attended me. I cannot 'mount for the pistol being discharged at me. We hail met several times during the day, and were app•- tently on the best of terms. Prisoner owes me money. Mrs. Mary Atack, fruit dealer, of Colton, near Temple- newsana, said she was at the station at twenty minutes to six o'clock, waiting for a train home. In the waiting room adjoining the office she saw the prisoner, and the prose. cuter was in the office. There is a door from one room to the other, and this was open at the time, and there is also a window, at which people obtain their tickets. She saw the prisoner with a pistol in his band—he was then stand ing by the side of the prosecutor—and he suddenly ex tended his hand in the direction of the prosecutor. She heard the pistol explode, but (lid not see the prosecutor bleeding from Ins wowed. She followed prosecutor on to the platform, and told a man to assist him to a seat. as she was of opinion that he (prosecutor) was about to fall Prisoner walked quickly down the steps, in • direction as if he was leaving the station. The magistrates, at this stage of the inquiry, remanded the prisoner foe • week. 102 i 104 40 46 38 30 1 4 130 8 } 11 I} 1 pm W 101 —.— disl 15 88 1 97 - 4 Oil . d fef 117 i eel 87 104 188 par X 4l Ili 41 dis 116 116 68 67 lot IN 46 61 66 V 'Ys 4 PT 100 6 7 19 40 9 10 gm 148 161 : 6 4M 54. 86 _sa 140 143 Ot 7 46 47 89 41 87 88 9ii dli sie 7i" PAZINAILI4C2 SHAUN. St. 100 St. 100 1101 100 100 100 IN 100 :06 t. 100 1110 8. 100 100 5 100 1110 10 100 100 10 liriatolnitaotor4p.o.flik i Caledonian Quar. Sh Cork and Bandon Nip.° Cornwall. 6 per awn Dan•Pertiolb Aber. J an. Lst Amnon. A. p• Do. DO l 4. Da. C. 7 p. Coon. Dr., 6p.anNo.l I Do. do. Nn! Do. New 6 p. at it Iliastorn Onion. 4 p. et &Dn.& (Mover 6 p. et p.n Great Northam 6p. at Do.6c.red.a4 10 pekpm. Do. p.e.rod.a46pm:own D 0.6 04.X.Ileotiand, DA Prof OtWeaL(Borkaltilaata Do. redoes. K p oen. Do. redeem 6 p. oen. rfreedom. p. ct o.6p.ctredoem Pre Do. Bina. Goa. Stock Do. Mrs. Pref. Sloe Do. Mewl Ulm Stock Do.OboansePt.B4.Bp.c. Do. do. do. 6 D. c. leuto.a Yoriudt. 6 p.e.nt Len.ttßrlght...6p.e.Ona. No. 1 Do.6p.e. do. No. D0.13p.e. do. •.. • Dor. do. Is. 4 Do. p.e. do. Do. p.nprtolt d 0... D 0.7 p.c. ProLlitook.. D0.0p.0.d0.(11.1.44C.P., D0.4p.0.114.(d1y. dsL UL i: 88 •Ci Lcntatltan and Dora lAN W.CovANtunT i c is. LAS.W.7p.e.Silate I Londonerryt Souls. sh 1 . Mania* Une.6p. ct. /76 54 per owl Daredoomablo ildbadeothap.aBtheo Do.Oths. Ht.& Ittlp.e Do. 44 p.ot. Prth 54oth Dot tUttWna p.e . Nodal& 5 p.4.14x. Steer North Bbdoh 6 throw: D. Now Chu. a p. Do.bordor Union gu , t4.lsth—Cons.4 D Do. Lida I p.et. No. 1 th..l7ork. H.& &path North Btaffardohlro lloothhhOoth New Prof. ti0th.N.1.56 pth. Int& Do.Abor. ge.s D. 7 p.otPriL nook 5. Devon 11144 di p. a Lim (hood. An. 41.0.4; Do. 4 pre othal Do. dud 4 that. & Wake iso. o a th orat Do. 46 par N. Youtro 4 p. o. gm. litodwinietheboaip.e. D. do. BO p.e. D. do. 0• p. Worm& [Moan, elp.e. W.l444—Oztartguart Do. do. bid do D. Nthrp. 6p at. Fret Do.6o.porp. Spot prof 101 Ed 4$ 106 108 112 114 111 113 128 1110 82 86 110 112 118 120 112 114 106 107 104 110 100 101 80 92 91 93 103 106 78 80 77 70 170 176 106 106 116 198 10 117 119 117 119 140 146 117 119 HI . 90. rst *4 =.14 P 41 - - 14 - 113 120 121 126 104 R 6 113 116 ISS IST ISO 130 18 80 100 102 163 127 2 • Pm 67 010 i i Pm 1119 141 104 106 Si 96 111 11$ 109 111 1 li e.Bl 93 03 11 01 Ws Idis Ipm xdl U ft 100 145 Ule U 103 106 103 106 NOLKON RAILWAYS. RAILWAY& ji i= • laiterdaail GLI Ardamin 2 ,athiski.les. ag y.a en 1= I. I u orsiam.wi so prase= Kim £ Ball 2 iletl's LDirce wstab 101 Maws of Prams W 04. Reagan rat 6. R o W •Cit. Moira of /1110011 • 04. Dumb'. Coast. SY 411 Italian Jraolloo W .lako Doestaoce i Bala W '1 • 1 4arro aaci Taraboat 1400 s sod Gasola all 'Warta Mikado . 9 Nava.DlAose L t . , Uri 11•14.500. a W ll , NortWai of 15 1 Do. Now Sham W Norwegian Trunk Prof. 17 Ottorasn'BnyrnaAl4ll.l loarlajooma.aad Modlt. oD IPapla rod Mamas W PAW. 104 S. hands") (.1 . 1011450,01014. 1 1 . 6 . W ,111ga sad 6sars Royal Darla :1 1 l IV? wit awl ▪ , loma/ao mod Maw W I Do. oar east. Ora. )ff.7perot. 18 "Ault Vaostlas 10 8.1.0 t Portapl7perct p 4 Tarla aad Savona W 'Boothia% of Prams— all illfsa Ylasalfass ' ▪ ; Do. se per sot. Frei all Wet. Z. W. of inn*. r. : ILIUmAIL =SKI v. 1117.: M 0 01 IN to 1 p.si. Nw. DPratfi• ;71;1 p.i. andorysdby/ow De. Mil k ,. Ds. Juno M a r. Oalimina OageTADoskep.aga . i lad Win Da. G. Nitandon Do. H. do Greed Trunk of Canada Do. • par et. Do.lea.PraL= . Dad per el Do. i per 61. Do. do. M.— Da. do. on Omsk Indian Panbrala Do. Now Do. January, 3J al N. of =At m te ell.Wank Do. Now De.lp.dida.roffl.w.op Do. al do.. HMIS. • Do.aot Indian )n. Branch Hanna Own d par oa De. de. I ra De. 41 pis et. Nalb.Curp.lly. allanda N. !mild& Canada dam cop. ati. Do. 40. Lad Do. Do D cop. Oa Do. do, Lod do. N cd Cam:maid p o. Do, laal.nD Do & 8 5 4 SS N 74 61 74 69 100 103 ion ma 10$ 101 104 106 gnPla si 00 U 60 33 40 44 30 U 30 33 193 103 101 LOS 111 gi a as 99 100 es n k W' pig 101 102 94 116 5 Y 5 V I I I II 55 IS 505 e 1014 1 1 302 505 I 100 DUCAL_ nu r - 108} 1021 } 101 i lot 10 0f toi 1— • • 110,44 St 10ounmarcdal lOO 164,000 St. Do. 4 p.a.Pret. Yin 100 —•— 11,006, St loaf and Wad India lOO 128 Ul id 1,666,8101 St. London 100 66 67 id 2,959,800, St. 11t. Kathmino 100 66 16 210.86 Bt. Southampton 106 800,00 81. ,IVletorta 6.0 90 I Do Now 7i TI .. -. 71 ti Pa _ gim i 111 1) 3i 11} t #llt t a ii outzd , Ili 1 141 LS P* 119* 39 99 1 -" 8 7 M. xd 4.i 48 SO 14 14 16 16 10! 11 Do 10 4 u 410 2 1.1 di 11 71 i lt 10 l e 21k ii. I Pd. I MOW 1•,000 26,000 111000 10,000 /5,000 25,000 JOAO 10,000 10,000 WOW 14600 10,000 101,816 60.000 mom 100,000 . 10.000 1.1.909 *O4 PO.O. AIN rd I Ilk Asslentlaa Bon Boom, Latta ErsalL La * IL,Co.(Uni) = Copper Oopispo (Lim.) Dan Mountain Copps, East Del Ber(Unined) Fortuna (Urn.) General Ot. Northern otB. Atistralla c az Ispunda (Um.) Unarm LasHanlon Martians N. lihineC. or (L) EonigibaudBUverlsao Port Phillip Banta Barbara Gold X Bootriali St.Joba dal ley (Um ) I Ualted Madam or...thine lUm. l Yudsamantana (ika ). JOINT STOCK i mod U. War. woe Loo.dial L -111"= bank ol WAWA N. Lawlor. .. Chsr.Bk.Brit. Columbia in.k...Lras.,,nioa Chrtril. Kim of lad* lan., aM Obbia 1 1141 O . of °bandit IS lan g.Scot..tAnaLOltartd 100 Imperial Bank, Limited lin London and Brazilian * lan. Ch. Bank of Anent 10 De. New is Laden and Omani 110 Lades JMM Stock 20 London t South Annan 100 Lou. and Wastiolnder 100 Metro. & Prov. Bank (L. MI Mai. /Vow. or lionised 10 Do. 10 National Bask 10 New South Wane in Oriental Bank tkeporn 00 Ottoman Bank 100 Provincial of Inland Se South Australia 01 21, Union of Australia di IS Union of London Ulf ..ft 119 40 I 116 36 I 11 V ga zd 3. 63 fm 60 41 4 12 66 28 40 ✓T 80 U 87 46 J 6 cd ne nlza Na I AIL I 4/0111.40.111. IPdI CI prices i egos. /MotSe 81. WII at. (1.) Asstransa AgeosaL.... Bodin Wsisrwarts.. Bombay Oss, Belt. et Irish/AL& To. A Do. Bi per e. 11Pli _ D0..0 _ I 2 11 22 V 6 6} I 148 61 maids r..a_ _ Oop. llg.olloir,lB Smolt Or! Palos* Do. 11p. of Peep. Dab ladtanLon.Bldpgagli lainladialrrig.d Canal Rog. aad Last. Gas Steam= D Gnat Iltd Do. 171 par wit. Pri Ina. Dla&tal (L) Loa Don. Ovantbna Lon.2B.lre.Dlr.Tel4L) Narks& brig& it eon. Kidnap. Es. TaL (Lbs.) National Mama Oa NerbaddsOoaldlro• f I Netbarlands4 8 p. nye/ N. Brew Is 21. flaot. aaatralsalaa Wes. L. aim ganl4 • Peg NATer Lads Mtn Pada. and Ostia. Ural 1 l Ds. Now yles a cpd. TM. 0.44 r.,..t.. i ttisT r;ii- -- Rio do Jas. ClaLlaa.a.4 Do. Royal ldoll Noma fkoatbis Aut. lavoldia. Asoaralloa Lod Td. Gary Da. do. Roadatotod Do. do. _ . riagrapit . toMa (L.) T. U. of ) V.l. Trvat&la.oe.U.Osimada Us. ILlarles Tel . Tea Diem Ws load.— ii i; ' .lOO 105 13 16 $4 SS ltS Ir 9 !um loe Par 2_ Pa 100 100 _2 Se ti . it st ... # -- 1 ii tt ea pm 11 4 pm I 8 pm i 1 IS 14 OS ST TO 71 10 19pis 20 21 17 IS 22 21 i i 1 66 i I t . 130 so 130 160 32_ 1,4_ 4 1 G I Ms I dls sr I DIE 1 04 die 11 13 keo4o ! 60,0001 IR MO 07.0•1 10.000 }Mmi Yr; 8,0161 1010.000 4 110811110 110,000 I *SAO 66,000 Tee* 10,000 110,000 100.000 100,000 11,000 100,000 10 • 000 2 ; ° 2?.1 W. 661 actoo‘i 64.'6° 1 1.114 ifil.os Tf.ii;l COI 10,00 u 110,00 u 'CO!' LI iit'l...!l 114,014.0 /4000 14.104 TO.OOO 641,NX , MAW 60,000 CA.a 60. 616 ii:iiil AIL UM ad - =4 - iZ t i sv 15i i *5l fid I sit sd 1264 to the public linaoces ; but the meet avian my may about the harvest, and comequentiv there leaks* lest that the watt, produced may have been nerievely aided by the drain of labour far the war, end oho Imy tbe ememem wade &Mei:slant upon large armlet. non Rai ad Frame, ou the other hand, the accosts* which a few weals back were doubtful, are now moomi and it la elm no be expected that the Dana ipahWia will hese power to furnish a fair quota. Momover, it is tiaderstesi that in Egypt this year the crop has beam particularly alms dant. SATUILDAT_EVEIn . PL . Consols, which closed yesterday er93f to 3 bulb for money and the 7th of August, opened this seam ing at 951 to 1, and closed at 941t0 1. The business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Console, for money, 951, 941, 931 ; ditto, for so *punt (7th August), 951, 1, ; Three per Cents. Reduoed, 01, 94, 1 ; New Three per Cents., 94, 94, 941 ; Thirty Years Annuities (April 6), 1885, 151 ; Bank Stock, 238; India Stook, Olk 2271; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 1081, 1, ; ditto for account, Iffif, ; the Five per Cent. " entered* rupee paper, 1041, 104 ; ditto Five-and-a-Ralf per 'Cents., 1101, I ; ditto Four ipm Cent. Deben tures, August, 1884 or 1886, 100 f. Exchequer Bills and India Bonds continue in demand, as forming an advantageous medium for the temporary investment of surplus money in the present condition of the market. The former have risen Is. or 2a., being quoted 19s. to 225. pren., while the latter have been purchased at 30e. prem. COMMERCIAL AND MARKET& MAIM-LANK-MIN DAY.) The weather keep menarkebly Ilse sad most proadeng for the harvest. The harvest in Fernald will be sa d vernment is armeeted to epee the poste is Ssp the free entry of pan sad Sour. The supply of English wheat for the peat week was eery short. Floor moderate. Barley, beans, and peas, ex tremely contracted. Malt, a libera l quantity. Oen, meal; and seeds more liberal than the previous week. Scotch eml Irish oats again very small. The forage wanly at wheat was moderate, pnempally American sad forage__ Sea, and eine Prussian. Flour, a supply of American barrels. Barley, limited quantity Black Sea Oats poetises is very sheet supply, Russian, Dutch, Swedish , and Danish. A begs mOl . of Eg yptian beans. Linseed ad oilseed fang:mat* and - East Indian. Other seeds very short , The what trade is Grin in value at last llooday's waste- Uses, our country markets and some el the Preach marbelf quoting an advance, but business is sat kik. For dour there is some inquiry for Americas at full prima Norfolk. are at 40a. Barley is rather dearer than on this day week. Oats am 661. to Is. dearer than on Monday last, the supply being inadequate to the onsumption. aiss sod peas are quite as dear. Seeds.-Tares, mustard, and easery dull; clover end 101 trefoil firm ; hissed sad rapeseed quite as dear. FLOATENO CAILOORS frog up ors held for extreme m. WHEAT.-English: Been bed Beat, white, sew, la nd to 57e.; ditto, fuse old, -s. to -a.; ditto, red, sow, 475. te ditto, 6114 old, -a. to -a. ; Norfolk, he., Ise old, -a. le -e.; red, new, -a. to --a. Porno : Deltas. 90800.9 dee, 58e. to 59e.; extra, Ma. to -s. • K • lib. 575. • ditto, extra, 57r. to Ma.; Bostack, extra, te Meeidenburg, 53e. to 57.. ; Uckermark ditto, -a. - American white, 545. to 57a.; ditto, red, 50s. to 56a.; thisa: diem, 50a. to 56e. BAIII/f. -Fajita , -4. ; -41.; 275. to 281.; sod ' _•••tog3a.. to 31a per ep.; turnip Rmdiag, Zia. to 29a.; ditto ' 29a. te Mays- Ram and Norfolk. 50e. to 635. ; lee. 63e. to 67s ; sad Ware, 65e. to 694.; hew% 50e. to 58s. Oada-Entlish feed, 23.. Od. to 280. 08. ; potent, 29a. to 33.. ; foreign, 26.. to 31.. BRAM -aglish tick, 114 e. to 355. ; barrow, 36s to Ilk; pigeoe, 38e. to 4.9 r. ; forage. 30s. to 366:. to 375. ;Bo berg, Ma. to 39a. ; as Bk. PLS.-English 40s. to 415.; and blue, 41b. to 435. ; maple, -a. to -a.; grey, 36s to 385.; beg, as. to 406. ; foreign, 34e. to 355. Fink s.-Englids tows,44s. to 465.,• ditto ins, 47e. Una; oonntry, 425. to 43a. ; Norfolk sad Salon, 37a to as; French, -e. to -e. per sack ; U.S. /14481. 964. to Oanadira. 264. to 29a. : Spanish. -a. to -a. INDIA% Comm.-Whits. 31,. to 331. ; 29e. FLOATING Damon, all O. F. an d L-Whesi Bess& 'saki and Marianople, per 4921b5, 455. to 47.. ; °kirks. Ms. to47s. ; Polish Odom% per Baba, red, 30s. to 41 o• - • Dumb' and ittakits, Ma. to Da. ; Fel= 201. to 33a. Barley : Baptism and Byrne, per Ma. to 226. ; Odessa and Diann', do., 22a. to 33a. Dess Baptise, per 48011n.,301. to 31.. Mane : Odeon eadthiste. per 4921b5., 31s. Od. to 32a. ; Ilasil and &Opens. per 400tbe., 31s. Od. to 32e. ; Frank do., -a. to -a. ; American, do., 29s to 30a. ; Baptise, -e. to ••• Hwit SliDe.-044.447 seed, per qr., 34,- to Ws. seed, per qr., 46a. to 50s. Bedard seed, per ' white, 6s. to 96. • brows, i s. to 10s. ; Liaised, per is. crushing, 665. to 66. ; linseed cakes, Us/4h. per two. 111. Os. to 121. Os. ; American, thin, in irk, per ten, 121. OS to 12/.. 10a.; do., la baga,lll. Os. to 111. 10s.; Dabs. Ol to Cd. ; Marseilles, WC to MX 10a.: Baps es. IL Oak 71. ; Tam, pee barbel, winter, Bs. to 9s. oakd Rape as& Boa* Paw 415., 641. to 725. ABET YALU MO LONDON MON JULY 21 TO JULY Wirt. Marla. Nall Ow siag ITi Mar. lia r s Coastwise. qrs. qrs. gra wa gra vs. Nis sia English .. 100 S S MISS IN 11l N •• Foreign . MN MN .... NiS : 2400 41 .. EXPORTZD.—Wbeat, 2,410 on.: Sou. SU Cavil swat —ARRIVAL& Osumi Tares. Unwed. Ra 11S peseed. Naha. lkoda. 70 70 ON 480 a ENONh.- 5,561 Total... 6,661 6.628 LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. (THIS DAY.) (nom cons ows county's:wort) (sr BRITISH AND DIM NAOMI(' YucinitaPi.) There is a good Wins in tin ambit. Ital. probably fight thousand balm Prisms stiff. MINDING LANE.—(THIS DAY.) suoLs at full pvioss. 700 hap Madras sold, pekes Ns. 6d. to 41s. 6d. ; straps, 37e., and a donna sane et Havanna, No. 134, at Ms 6.1. Bs6aed cesium@ is pet request and extreme anon are paid. Motniss. —A cargo of Cuba sold afloat at 14a. Comm—The market is firm, bat no sale of impaction " Sl ed- continues quiet. Nies—The sales have been about te, 5,000 135. lop bream Bengal, at 10a. 6d. ; good middling whi ; M acoiglim, 6 Correct. —The demand has decidedly inineveal ta ind= are rather dearer. Thinivelly sold at 134 d. to 12jd. to 13d. ; Western, 13d. ; Oolurawuttse, The public oaks declared for tomorrow cesaid al 530 casks and 2.300 logs of sugar; 850 oasis. 560 Asa, 4,800 bsgs, and 150 bales and hall bans oaf..; 7,700 bop of rise, and sundry &pottery goods. TALLOW MARKET--(THLIS DAT). Tb. rnarka• is steady a• the Mowing prism :—Toos tallow Os., Doti cash ; Psionborg Y.O. am tar yak 49•. 6d. • July, 495. 3d. to 49.. &L ; August aad lisp tamber, 150 e. ; October to Doemobar. 50a. lid. to 50a. 9d. rAzneutrits OF TALLOW. Stock on bawl tido daY • • • • Detivery Let week Ditto has Lt Join Arrival loot weak Ditto tram Lt ler Price Tow. this der Ditto ?May 111,1110 LIN 14,1114 6,766 11,7/11 N. M. ills. 0.1. WM 1,101 IMS7 1,1210 %al Os. Si Max .•••••••• - - tar Übe WO* SWIMS Mout II LS pr. west' sad Misery, LO W emir& no irelvds WA 7e! Weer, WS Austral* SL ether slossi—tsty. LAOS was. METROPOLITAN OATrLE MARKS?. (THIS DAY.) We have a larger supply of besets. The warm weallier causes a slow trade, bet there is aot mach redaction la 611 price of choicest kin& The supply of le also larger ; prior cm the average are rearm lower. A pretty good alumna s. b effected. Lambs are pleatiful ; priesare lower earl= remain unsold. From Germany and Holland there see 1,208 beasts, 8,490 sheep, and 231 salves Spain, 290 beasts ; Swain& 160 ; Ireland, 360, sad 700 lambs ; sad 2,300 besets from the portlier' and midland constim. Par elms of Ob. 3. d. s. d. 1 , 00 our at ins. s. aa. 5. Boa Beata, SKIM& 4 4 1 antrwadllt4ideidi 410 6 I led BDort.born 4 4 Dog DlaDwolis• •-• • • • tiscood • qua basin 8 Dist 6 5 awes is. qui. • • • • cam 3 4 Ds. is. Dora .... 4• 4 Dist D0mi1D3130316 • 0 Lambs 64 • Deeds mask 000; Pam 60,110 ails. 80,380 ; 038100. Pip. 480. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Mears. Patteades and Smith report the pientelise se counts for die most part are uotavoinable ; Waivinber is severely blighted, with bat little chance et reervary. Prises are gradually advancing for last year's grew*. Whisk are very scares. 1856'5, IWB's, and 1859's are abio COAL MARKET.--(TRIE Wall. 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