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

and the watch, therefore, was not shown. etery effort was made to apprehend the thief, :b., w as at length effected by Keniwood, • plain t.... constable of the H division, who, from an accurate • given, took him in a lodging-boncs. A sum , then obtained whist the tradesman that he for his share in the tr•LIBII0ii0e. He .„! with Mr. Lewis, of Ely-place, as his solicitor, , understood that the watch offered for 17/. was Actual watch stolen, but ose resembling it, and of • , :u... „ 00 , therefore, on this representation, which he :.,.t ~u the part of the prosecutor disprove, inasmuch [via had not basemen by Mr. Abrahams, declined the tradesman into the witness box, and the pri w preferring a summuy adjudication on the charge Will automatons imprisonment of six months. ER IRON THE PA CONDEMNED MATRICIDE RKER. t.dlowing letter has been addressed by the I'..iker.from the county prison, Nottingham, to • 111:4 n &Antall : „ Nottingham, August I, 1864. lEtybell,—lt is under very painful feeling that I • . you, but having Maud that you were so kind with the ioteotioo of speaking foe me, for which %nu my sincere thanks, feeling assured that you done your best for me ; and I feel also Neural, use! called for witnesses to speak to my treat : < parents, it would have very much altered the I:,e case; for the judge took a very wrong .t. But it Is one consolation to me to feel, that . :her people may think or say, I had no tote,- ” . Iring either of them, much more to murder . . :, t it is over ; and I must abide by his decision. low to do is to prepare my soul for a better to put my hope and trust in the Loyd. I have attention paid to me by the clergy and offi .l <owe of your brothers in the faith are with me all .could vary much like to see you. I wish you over ma soon as you can. Give my kind' love . • •:. tell him to pre. for himself and me, for I hope all meet is Haven ; and, so long as we ono' tot to care how we are sent. Write by retain, •• t..e bow you are getting on, and whether there is icing made in my behalf. Give my love to all friends, and particularly to IL Sw inacoe. Tell think about him. Tell him to alter his course . od gtve his heart to God, and he will repent he lives. Tell bim to go to chapel on Sun w think and pray for me. Tell him I often think and believe me, your affectionate relation, "R. T. PARKZR. • I wrote this I have heard there iianeflortb;ng . !.. cia La Newark. Inquire, and let me know. lam Mr. Attenborrow, Independent minister from • ~VtTY nunute.—Your,, T. P. I Lcu sing— ' In my band no price I bring, Simply to Thy cross I cling.' :13t o'clxlc. —Jut had prayers, feel quite happy, with . • : ,th , r methodist ; he says he shall aall and see you Le comes a-fishing." i oNIMON AGAIN ON FULL—Last evening considerable slates was occasioned by what ap ,.•• be a tire on very extensive premras, sod which over a Imp portion of the metropolis. Mr. of the Loudon klre Brigade, and the conductors , ,'lince of Wales Volunteer Fire Brigade, New u.ted, with numerous pariah engines, foe Of the conflagration, on reaching which ~,4ertained that the furze on Hayes-common, wee in flames. There was no water • .toed, and, • stiff breeze prevailing the flames wildfire. Efforts were made by the polioe and • ,itinguish the fire, but it was found impossible to _ thing but allow it to burn iWlt out, and about four of furze were ooasoluentiv destroyed. This is the time the comunon has been on fire within a few days. 1....5ri Id'Mnano's Disegran.—A " London v..!Geteer," writing to a rontemportuy with reference destruction of Colonel Illlructo's mansion, with its contest', by fire, sweets "that every brother ..tee? should at once come • to the front,' and give a salute, in some substantial shape, to their gallant ?zing °Meer, Colonel 11•Mordo, for the purpose of pre - •._.g to him a testimonial that shall, in some degree, 'r him for the terrible loss he has sustained by the ••.r.ictioa of everything that must be dear to an Beglish r. his well and dearly mused bosom." "We ••.er now." adds the writer, " nearly 200,000, end auralY v „al testify our respect for, and admhstion of, the gal. Lt.; co:oral to any desired extent." SEali.ire CONFLAGRATION AT MIDDLEsBOROUGIL -11 :.aturday afternoon, a serious fire broke oat at Mid rte,horough, and one which, before it was got under, did daciAge to the amount of between 7,0001. sad 8,0001. The ire ;V4.0 out on the premises of Mr. H. Chapman, joiner, stw:tonatreet, about half-past 2 in the afternoon, and b, f -re three it had spread over the building end the whole I.::r....ises—an extensive row of cottages, which had been r - ,:ted and coverted into joiners' shops—were in flames. At .:.15 the walls and roof fell in, and it was then that the Lrther progress of the flames was stayed—the heavy mass walls completely smothering the burning material. reit damage was done to the adjoining property, the windows being scorched out of many of the c,ittages oppo tae, and the door-posts, window-frames, and portions of tSe roof being burnt away. The damage to Mr. Chapman's ; :meaty alone is estimated at 7,0001 . Be is only insured r4OOl. THS EXTLOSIOIT AT CEIILWORTH.—On Saturday milling, at 6 o'clock, an inquest on the bodies of John :arnfield and Charles Mansell, the unfortunate men who sere killed by the late explosion, wee opened by Mr. C. J. Xoods, coroner for the western division of Surrey, at the .'eery Arms Inn. The room in which the inquiry was con tuned, and which was situate about a quarter of a mile from Le powder mills, was a long apartment, furnished with Lnierous windows, all of which had been demolished by Le explosion. The Ceroner said that in this inquiry it wild be necessary to ascertain not merely the cause of &ad), but also whether the machinery employed at the pewder mills was proper for the particular manufacture, em whether due precautions were taken for the proven- La of accidents. His present inteation was merely to open the inquiry and then adjourn it. After the jury had seen the boeies and the mene of the explosion, Le following evidence was taken :—James William Upfold, Leeman of Mr. Sharp's gunpowder works„ said he last maw Le aeceased alive about ten minutes peat 11 o'clock on Fri o morning, when they were both standing at the door of tie press-house talking to him. They had both been en :a •d in the prise-hones from 7 o'clock on Friday morning, witness bad had no occasion to visit the building in his ntscity of foreman. It was his duty to inspect the work -,et on the premises, sod he usually wept round between 7 o'clock for that The hour for tbe commence ' of work was 7o' eland there was no general iospee t •.f the men prior to their commencing, neither were there 'etitten or printed rules for the regulation of the este •.ment. The men were compelled to change their ordi ' dries., and to put one dress specially adapted for work . in the mills before say of them were allowed to water irtion of the works, and a small bnilding called the v eb.up house" was used for the purpose. There was no • .0 0 , however, employed to see that this regulation war - -- .,1 out at the moment the men entered the premises. r leaving the men the witness proceeded to his own snout • quarter of • mile distant, and bad just got te when the explosion took place. This caused him to • - .•.en irimediately, when he found that the press•honee ~.1 eeploded and the two men had disappeared. He im -,tely let a party of men to work, sod the body of Faro ! iese soon discovered, lying about 200 yards ap the ,w. sod that of Mansell in a ditch about 80 yardibelow ;oars-house. Farnfield's body was much shattered, and • • -rine were off. There was not a particle of clothing a either of the bodies. If the men had changed their .:csry clothing, it would hare been left in the '• wash-up but this had been destroyed by the explosion, and the clothing it (attained, one shoe, which belonged to , field, had since been found. Mansell had been em e•l upon the works for the part two years, and Fern : almost from his infancy. The machinery in the press :n win new except the hydraulic press, which bad been Alt about seven year.. When the witness saw the de •~'l at the door of the preenhouse both had on their , ong dress. At this stage of the proceedings the in weeadjoursad, and it was resolved that in tbe muo the Board of Trade should be requested to send a coot , xenon immediately to inspect the scene of the ft. N. , ERrit: STATIC OF nil H•MPSTILAD Lankeeter held an inquest at the Duke Lte.ton, Hampstead, on a boy named Thomas Angie, wee drowned while bathing in one of the Hampstead ••• The deceased tried to swim, but got oat of hie .1 his two youthful companions could not assist The coroner commented on the numerous • • • 'hat had oceurred, and also on the fact that the , riuntodations of various juries had been without u the New River Company, or Sir Thomas v aeon. the lord of the manor. The jury ex ,eir greatest regret that nothing had been done. .red their inability to return any other verdict Accidental death." ' 11ll:RG.7 MOUNTAIN IN BRITAIN.—A new • •,..rot of Ben Maedbui and the other mountains of • . ~4orm group has just been made by the Royal • presently engaged upon that part of the Ord. • - vey of Scotland. Ben Macdhui, which was for resod to be 4.390 feet in height. is now set down 14 , 0 feet less then that—viz.. 4.296. Some years Macdhui was supposed to be 17 feet higher than • ii, the height of which wag then pat down at ran Macdhui was, therefore, at that time with°- , itated to be the highest mountain in Britain. however, the tables have taken a turn and would now appear to be by fez the higher %rm. The 01411•000 Survey elf Ben Nevi'. so . • • ire aware, has not yet been 'made ; bet taking ite the old measurement of 4,373 feet, aad Ben 1 its Dimly ascertained height—viz„. 4,298 feet, appears by this calculation to he 77 feet higher highest of the Grampian range. The di/Temp is -r in favour of Bea Nevis, if we accept its height 1.106. as muted in • map lately published by :.,tubers in Silver's "Gallery of Geopmehl." ie set down in the sew survey at 4,248. Ceirtool, ~ formerly believed to be 4,245 feet I. height, is down 5 feet. and made 4,245. The height of ... , .s.uud is fixed at 3,923 fast.—Blysig Courant. THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, AUGUST 8, 1884. SHARE LISTS.- r 8 DAY.) Two o'Choce. The railway market is dull to-day, but the reduc tion in quotations is not general. Great Northern stock has declined per cent. , and London and North Western, Midland, Lancashire and Yorkshire, and Metropolitan, f. Landon and North Western stock is now quoted 11 1 3 to 117 ; Great Western, 6811 to f ; Midland, 137 to 138 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 119 f to 1; South Eastern, 92 to I; Metropolitan, 118} to f ; London and South Western, 98 to 99 ; Great Eastern, 47 to 1r; Caledonian, 124 to 125 ; and Great Northern, 133 to 134. Foreign and colonial railway securities are in active. Indian lines exhibit a drooping tendency. OOLOIfIAL 001 6skeoe soo,ooo Brom. I Pd. 1 OL pelo.. 11red5h00h0.69.46.,1671 IA Do. do. Mill ... Oen. dev. I p.a., 117746. I 01 100 Do.6por fa. Ihvb.dAos, ;196, 97 991 d D 0.6 paroLllar.dlloo' 1 86 1 88 D 0.6 pot ot.J4a.la ,100 , 86 88 Do. Apar at Ins. 8 1001 86 88 ICar 0NG1A4 p .d.11173 10 6 1 IN 106 do. 1880. 100 107 146 Do. do. 1890-1,100 109 111 Do. do. 1891 , 100' 197 199 1oo:000,:: I*ooo • 200,090; .. • 200,000 .. 200.000: 1 4 / 4 1 . 0 i • • 311.689!' 204,0001. iiiiii;.. ra , 103 106 DDoo 1878, do.. 100 11l 113 Mauktlos 6 pit al, 1873 HO, 104 106 C o o : 1878 100 i 104 106 I 1882 100 109 Dila Ikea per cent .. 100' 106 108 1 iltssa Dram Gov.llp.a. 100 96 100 17.8.1741440 v. p. 0.1903 100 97 90 Do. bp. c. 1871 to 1676 1001 911 971 I Do. sp. a 1088 to 1892 100, 961 Sao Now Zealandllper mut. 140 1 Nova floods •p. a., WM 100 99 101 Queensland Gov. 6 p. ct. 100' 101 104 dAtiaLO•v.llp. a. Bonds 100. 106 1011 !V15.130e11p.0.304.11Ju1d 1001 Do. 00.11p.5.113e0e00. 1001 IN 1.10 . xd Ea - 100 1 - 1 - lit I Pt. IQ. prior 1 Bails. 75, 44m.! 000 1 rambelm aftwea, Om. OoM, L COlo•—• 8,11011 1 ) glad A 4641 1,0114' I Dev.l). Cam. (ra4l44k ) IBrakowstla .. &eget (Illapa) 1 6.1441 .. ItasA Condos 6,000 .. 'But Cara area 6,000 .. Mat Oreuv.ll4 4,000 .. !E. W. 1144011(Tavlsak ', 486 .. 'Orazebler et 41. /Luba* 1.000 4 10144 lexey (Larelted)i 6,000 .. Greet &oath lelgas 1 6,006... GI. W. Vor (H• 14144) 6,000' .. •Grearlll4. 1,024 .. 'Heroes Foot 1 6,000 , .. litngiton Downs • Mt . ' , Marta ;On] Lelatst)l 9,000, .. Valley 40,0001 4 Iterynd) lion Ore .. 1,024 .. , Nal:l9lles 400: .. New Seto° 6,000' .. INortts Dowse • 700, .. .. North Roam 6 6,,90 0;640' .. N.North Wit. Whs.] rotty ltaamot (Illoipa)1 C 6,066 .. Prosper Units 4 1.100 20 ProvWmft (U. 1.010■61 610, . S. Coulon (St.Cloor). 496 .. 6. W. Prances (Mogan; 920, .. Stray Park 6,000 .. 'Tia ( Ton 6,000 .. I Wait Basset (Illopa) 1.021 W. Cambia (Llakeard) 3,000 .. West Chhertoo 400 .. • West Solon 612 Wh. Bute( (Illoran) 256 Boller (ftodruth) 4.600 Wheal Ladoott 1,024 W.MaryAnn(llothea )1 396 .. 'lWbool Solos 1,000; . Wt. Trelawney (Usk ) I 6.000 , .. Wheal Maim No. I Sh. I 36,0.2) 100,006 1 20.0 00 20 14000 1 1 10,000 6 14600 10 23,000 , 2 112,000 60 10,200 1 10 100,000 1 75,000 1 26,000 3 25,000 20,000 Si) 23000' 11 32,000; 10.000' 6 103,415 1 100,000 2 10,000 4 10,000 10 100.000' 1 tic,Ooo 11,000 10 63174. 20 /0,000 1 00,600 1 aimi No. I So. 111,000 j 10,000?, ii:O§ YOILIICIg ISTitirk •7,0001 04 -6 Ti. -- sil &Olt W. 1 1. MON 20.000 0:001 ii,004 40,000 KM !0.?00, I° s oi _ 11111100 . 10011,21 K L 0‘ ff7,OOOL o.~oe!. ta5.191:7-a -!MS? .:a..i , 1 il.o I in4o lo 511 O 2.5.0 2 moool tow! I 41 1 440111 Oi i 35 :° 7 ? - fl 10,0 0 * - 00 15 tn. ft., iii 19 3 11116 240 i 7.L6 16117 ISt 18.11.9 39.17.6 * 100,009 jail 14."?1 (Llmltid) Aogio•pres.thild(Usii.l IPd f aroma - Act - di ~:~i Boa rd Acco Cop.ptlaail Brazil. L&M.Co. (Usa) I Cape Copper (Waited); ice..i.tilver (Walled)! law CoPtatie (Unlit= • • • • 'Doc Prim N. Bey, ;Dee Mount ( ISr R ardr id i Kapartda Rhone (Wetted) I Leeltaalea (Ltailled) 1 Nerispet W.Anreee ta. lkas.G.lL4 1 Fiumicino ilroateband= r lead Port 'Basta Phillip BerhOeling.(l Soottlah Austral.; Ilia John del les Lim. f , alted Me= i ;Worthies (Limited) Ilradatierautatui (Lai MISCILLAW Oil P a s 1 I • 1 2 31 31 id .1! idis 100 P ter 31 4 SI LI Dv Vol Of Of KC °isi 4 LI 7_ 0_ • li - I I zd s 39 I 4.1 -3 j ell I 1 a aT n uhe 14 sdl d pind 329161 IT et kas 144444 TS TS edis IPTs S 4pm Ed fain dla Idb Ipro ice} 319 a Idid 1 2pa sa f 2.t!' I was. 13 01Ma 6 60m 36 103 112 106 . 112 te siva 3 t di. II lives zd kik IN I --i t -i iPell idis likra za Id 6;71 id zd 6 Simi 4 2411. I; 21pin 24 °I 1 lipio 16 1U 3 1 1 % 611'1 1 4 e 420631 xd _3d 14 zd - 14 el i i MONEY MAIWIT.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLoci. The markets opened rather flatly in the morn ing, but on the announcement that no further advance in the Bank rate had been adopted there was a generally better feeling, and prices have since shown increased firmness. The discount market is quiet to-day, and the supply of money large. The rate of the best three months' bills, however, is main tained at 8 per cent. In the Stock Exchange there is an increased inquiry for short loans on English government securities, chiefly in connexion with the settlement in Consols, and the charge has risen to 6i to 71 per cent. Consols, which left off on Saturday at 89 to It, are now quoted at that price after having been a fraction lower. For the September account the latest transactions have been at 89g. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 89i, 88i, 691 ; ditto for account, 891, 88i. Three per Cents. Reduced, 88k, I ; New Three per Cents., 881, 1, i ; India Five per Cent. Stock, lOU 104 i ; ditto Four per Cent., 99 ; Exchequer Bills, March, 20e., 18s. die. ; ditto June, 15s. die. At Paris to-day, according to Mr. Reuter'4 telegram, the Three per Cent. Henke opened at 66fr. 37c., showing no change of importance. A fair amount of business has taken place in foreign stocks, the principal change being a decline in the Confederate Loan to 75 to 77. Spanish Passive is slightly higher, at 291 to 1. Transactions are recorded as follows :—Braziliau Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 984 ; Dutch Two and-a-Half per Cents., 621 ; Greek, for ac count, 234, g ; ditto Coupons, for account, 104 ; Italian for account, 671 ; Mexican, for account, 284, jJ ; ditto, 1864, 251, n ; Portuguese, 1856, &c., for account, 43 ; Spanish, for account, 491; ditto Passive, for account, 294, ; ditto Certificates, for account, 11/, 1, I ; Turkish, 1854, for account, 901, 90 ; ditto 1862, for account, 691, 1 : ditto 1001. Bonds, 691, k ; Venezuela, 1862, for account, 571. Liternational Financial shares are now quoted 41 to g prem. ; General Credit, 21 to prem. ; London Financial, 91 to 1O prem. ; Imperial Mer cantile, 3i to 5 pram. ; Hudson's Bay, 161 to ; and Anglo-Egyptian Bank, 21 to 3 prem. Foui o'CLoci. Consols are unaltered, at 89 to i for money, and 89 9.16 to 11-16, or 891, for the new account. No bullion operations of importance have occurred at the Bank. The directors of the Liverpool and London and Globe Insurance Company have conferred the ap pointment of actuary upon Mr. Augustus Hendriks for many years of the Globe insurance O ffi ce. The second instalment of 25 per cent. is payable on the 15th inst. on the new ordinary stock of the Great Northern Railway Company issued at 125 per cent. An extraortiinary meeting of the Telegraph to India Company (Limited) is called for the 12th inst., to declare a half-yearly dividend. The half-yearly meeting of the London, Chatham, and Dover Railway Company is called for the 26th instant, and will be made special, " for authorizing in pursuance of the provisions of the London, authorising, and Dover Railway (City Undertaking) Act, 1864, the creation and issue of the capital by that act authorised for the purposes of the Metropolitan Extension Under taking, and for authorising the borrowing on mort gage of that undertaking the sums authorised by the said act, and for authorising the conversion of the Metropolitan Extension deferred half shares A into capital stock." A special meeting of the Sardinian Company (Limited) is convened for the 12th instant. The ball-yearly meeting of the Kent Coast Rail way Company is convened for the 30th inst., that of the Sevenoaks, /daiJiitone, and Tonbriclge Rail way Company for the 30th instant, and that of the Crystal Palace and South London Junction Rail way Company for the 24th inst. The half-yearly meeting of the General Steam Navigation Company is called for the 30th inst. . - A general meeting of the China and Japan Steam Navigation Company (Limited) is to be held on the 13th inst. The half-yearly meeting of the Great Northern Railway Company will be held on the 20th Mat. . . A call of 61. 1; to be p‘id on the shares in the Bank of British Columbia by the Ist Sept. The share certificates of the Maritime Credit Company will be issued to-day. We are requested to state that the offices of the Central Argentine Railway Company will be re moved on the 10th instant from No. 61, Gresham house, to 60, Graced:lurch-street, R.C. SAITILDLT EVNlftlfo. Consols, which closed yesterday at 89 to 1, both for money and next Tuesday's settlement, opened and closed to-day at the same quotation, temporarily declining in the interval to 89, "sellers." For the Bth Sept. the last price was 891 to 4. The official business, report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Con sols, for money, 891, 81 ; ditto for account, 891, 91 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 84, 1, ; New Three per Cents., 881, 4, 1 ; Exchequer Bills, June, 205., 10s. die. ; Bank of England Stook, 242, 31; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1041 ; ditto Bonds, 20s. dia. The India Five per Cent. Stock remains flat. India Bonds were sold at 295. dis. Exchequer Bills, both March and June, remain dull at 20s. to 10s. dia. A rather general decline has taken place in the marktt for bank shares. Bank of London fell 21., London and South Western, 11. 10a.; Alliance, Chartered Mercantile of Indb London and China, Continental, London Joint Stock, Merchant, and National of Liverpool, 11.; Anglo-Italian, European, Imperial Ottoman, London and Colonial, and &aide, Punjaub, and Delhi, 10s. ; Consoli dated Bank, and Imperial Bank of China, India, and Japan, Ers.; Land Mortgage Bank of India, 2a. &c. Hudson's Bay shares were again rather lower, at 161 to;, and Egyptian Trading at 11 to 14 prem. City Offices, Fore-street Warehouse, Home and Colonial Assurance, Joint-Stock Discount, Land Securities, London, Italian, and Adriatic Steam, Ocean Marine Insurance, Rbymney Iron, and So cietd Financire d'Egypte shares have all given way. Rio Improvements and Smith, Knight, and Co.'s shares were exceptionally in demand. A fresh decline of 2s. 6d. to ss. per share has taken place in the shares of moat of the financial companies. The closing quotations are an nexed, viz. :—lnternational, 41 to 1 prem. ; General Credit, 21 to 1 prem. ; London Financial, 10 to 4 prem., ex div. ; Imperial Mercantile Credit (amalgamated), 31 to 9 prem. ; Credit Mobilier, 51 to 6 prem. ; Credit Fonder, 84 to 9 prem. The closing (but in some cases merely nominal) quotations for shares in new undertakings are subjoined, viz. :—Anglo-Egyptian Bank, 21 to S prem. ; Ebbw Vale Company, i dis. to par ; and Ottoman Soci4te G4u4ride, 2/ to 21 prem. Satuday, the 13th instant, for London, and on Tuesday, the 16th, for the country. Wheal Frank Mills sold, on the 2nd instant, 100 tons of lead ore, at 171. 18s. dd. per ton, and 86 tons at 141. 10s. per ton. Wheal Mary Ann sold, on the 3rd inst., 46 tons of lead ore, at 281. 18a. 6d. per ton. The Beata Barbara Odd Mining Company (Limited) haws received letters from Caplan Bryant, dated Peri, Jesse 24 of which the following are extracts :—"Mine.—Tbe bottoms in the shallow level are without alteration ; No. 2 shaft ca south part of the bottoms is progressing favourably. In eluting the edit level south through the mud our program is DeOelilifill slow, the gunnys being wide and the mod soft, but this difficulty is in a fair way of being removed, and when coos cleared out we shall have added a considerable length to our doping ground, and I expect, from reports, of a better quality. The lode in the shaft and stopime is much as lest reported, and I have much pismire in stating that the yield per ton costumes to increase as the mine gets deeper. The produce for the past month, for 409 tons of stone broken from the shaft and stopes mixed was 1,5791 ()haves, equal to 3.854 °lavas per ton. This is cheering, more especially sa it is evident the beet stone is coming from the deepest part. The gold sent forward is 3,932 ceases, equal to 453.28 on. troy, being the largest remit tance as yet forwarded from this establishment. Reduction report from 20th May to 20th June.—Stone stamped from No. 1 floors, from shaft, north end, and dopes, together 40'1 tons. yield 1.5791 eitavas ' 3.854 per ton • bottom of shallow level 42 toes, yield 311 oitavas, equal to 750 per too—total 451 tons, yield 1,611 octaves ; land restaroped, 207 tons ; relate stoma, 101 tons—total, exclusive of CM* c a w , 7:',9 tons." WEATHER REPORT.-(THIS DAY.) MONDAY, AUGUST B. 8 LS. lt. ,T., W. .11.1 u. , L R. I. 8.. I L, W. N. IA W. ,L. , 0.. I— .•-• ••-••,••• -- 1-. • Nam .. 20.49 W I W. 6 1 6 I W. i : oc 1014' &hardest!, i./.8 61. W. 8 4 I B.W. Ire ; 0.12' Leith Ardromaa 29.74 68: N.E. 3 4 B.W. re • 0.60' Greerremble 2192 67 W. 3 4 , W. 6. W. re 0.7 . 3 1 Galway - 1 - Valenta 2947 68' W.N.W. 1 I S.W. re 6 ...7 1 Cape Clear Quemmtown 80.71 w! N.Z. I 3 W. 0— 1 Urerpool Holyhead Pembroke 111.92 61; W.N.W. I 4 B.W. 1 00 0.12 Peessaco Brest B.W. L'Orleot 20.04 63 I N.N.L I bo 1 — 2oclielort Plymouth Weymouth :39.94 4141 W.S.W. 4 N.W. Co Porter/meth- .29.93 96. W. 3. W. 6 LW. Ice Loudon ;22.07 86i W. 6 LW. bo , Dover .29.89 Oh W.LW. 4 6. I 0 Yarmouth ,29.00 6 8 6 9 1 W.N.W. 3 E.8.1L c — hearhorougb 20.70 66 W.N.W. , 4 W. em 0.33 Shield. MU' W.N.W. '• I W.N.W. ' r 0.67! Heligoland 28.116 51 LW. . 6 N.W. . o 9.12' COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. HARK-LANE.-(THIS DAY.) About 300 quarters of new wheat, grown in Faux sad Rent, were on sale in our market today. The Talavera qualities were in middling condition ; but the rough chaff parcels were very fine. For all denoriptione of both old and new the demand was in a shagrinh state, at a farther de• cline in the quotations of from le. to 2e. per gamier. new Talavera realised only 50a. ; but new rough chaff meld at 48.. per qr. We were well supplied with foreign wheat. The trans. actions in both red and white samples were much restricted, MI.. pre qr. lees money. There were s few samples of new Kentish barley on the stands ; but their quality we. only middling. Prices ragged from 365. to 375. 6d. per quarter. Last year's bee* um in fair request, at full quotations. We hays to report a fair sale for malt, at last week's curreacy. The show of samples was tolembly good. Oata, the supply of which was somewhat large-moved off steadily, at quite late rates. There was a good demand for peas, at previous quota lions. New grey realised 365. per quarter. The inquiry for both English sad foreign flour was inac tive. Priam, however, were supported. The arrivals of ft cargoes off coast have comprised 9 of wheat, 2 main, 2 1 milletieed. sod 1 culture seed. Wheat has commanded lees attunes, and the rater have given way Is. per quarter. Ghirka he. sold at 40s. ; Berdianaki, 42a. ; Red winter, 41s. sd. ; and amber lowa, 38s. 9d. per quarter. For arrival and forward shipment about 30,000 quarters have changed hands. Maize has moved off slowly, ca former terms. Wallachia, 275. 3d. to 275. 9d. ; &slats, 299. per 4921b5. A fear average bad ness has bee, parsing in barley, at fell g de or s tons. Oran has sold at 21a. 6d.; Tema, 21a. 6d.; 31s. 1 id.; and Ibsen, 23d. 3d. per quarter. The sales for arrival smouat to about 12,000 quarters. A cargo of rye has been disposed of at '271. 3d. per quarter. Beans. from want of supply, may be considered nonsierd, at 34e. to 33e. per 4801bs. for Snide. Danubian milletemed is bald at 23a, and Syrian Dari, Ll3s. to 20s. per 480th,. The liming market has been my quiet, at late rates. Calcutta, on passage, has produced 66e. 6d. • Ts 63e. per qr. In warehouse Bombay is held at 6SL ; Odom 645. to 655. ; Egyptian, 63e.; fine St. Petersburg. 60a. to 62e ; Archangel, 49e. ; and Riga. 43e. to 508 s, per qr. Linseed cakes have sold briskly at 2s. 6d. to ss. per toe more mosey. Loodon.made, 101. 10s. to 12s. ; New York, in barrels, 10/. 10s. ; ditto in bags, 101. to 101. ss. . • Western. in bags, 91. 10a. to W. 17s. 601. Yaresilles, 91. 10a per ton. Cottonseed cakes, English, made 51. to 51. 7s. 6d. pea toa. Ravened moves off slowly, on former terms, Cluserat, 70e. to 72.,, Ferosi pore, 645. to 63e. ; Calcutta, 60s. to 61s. ; 66111111111 rapeseed, for immediate shipment, has produced 681. ; rubies used, 675. ; and wild Asoff, re. to 36,. per quarter. Cottonseed is rather dearer, 71. 154 6d. to 71. 15e. per ton having been paid for it. la agricultural seeds very little was passing. New rape seed was bola at 755. per quarter. AMITALB OF SIMS. -Eoglivd : Tares, 50; rapeseed, 40 ; make, 100 ; and sundry, 677 qrs. Foreign Linseed, 5,615 ; rapeseed 13,n.3 ; =Me. 3,000 ; and sundry, 150 qrs. ra.-Oati, 1,042; rye, 106; oilseed, 3,160 qes. flour, 1,575 cuts. Pso Qr. s. &deb poisto bilk, obits „ blot* It to 37 36 to 37 Borrow /WS 3B to 40 PIA/. Om __ S 3 to 36 16 = ll6 to 33 to 3: Flom T ows awls, par US _ ... 11‘ to 46 __ _.. ORDINLRY SHARES AZ D srixxl. rel.l Pd. Immure. 1 °5°1114 4 6 '1 1.1°447 Sato . to 1 121 all Illlza,dtkrez Val ..- - -, 111. IN lOytkind WoL Tyne e - .- ... 10 all 'Bottoo,llleafrd.dilld.C 9 91 - IL VA .1016140 and Impart-- SI 27 - 84. 100 Alaktilonlan 126 115 - 80 all 'Out and Bead* - - 10 o.lllooennall 4l 7 - 10 an Do. A J noodle. vista 4 -.-• - 16 an Do. 81 p. a bps* to B. .... .- - all all Dublin and DeJlinc 16 ID - 1 all Dandee,NetlterAnd.ln 16 17 - et 109 , Idlabargband (Amnon 90 92 - IL no , Glsegow and &Western IS 112 81. 101 Great Eastern Ord. M. 47 48 zd 47 1 1 zd 114. 100 Do. A Stook. -.-. - St 100 Do. I Ang. Stk., N 0 .2 74 71 - St. 11/0 Greet Northed Scotland ...- ...- - St NO ArestNortharn lei 135 - fit 100 Do.A . 1 • no. no die. un 1 1.52 164 1521 3 ILIOO Do.B . 1 WI). a lapel& B' 131 131 132 1 114. 101 ,' Gt. South a Wed. (La) 92 1 1 1 4 •-• ft. 106 Great Western 484 CO ON I 84. ;100 Do.64rem VaLomaikk ..- - - It 100 Do. Booth Walac. 6-. - - 86. 1100 Do. W. Mid. -0485;ii 41 46 - et 100 Do. Do. Newpoeti 67 40 - 0t ;100 Do. Do. Her 100 101 1011 116. 111 Inneashbe dt Yortuddre , 1191 1201 US St. 1100 , London and Blackman! 00 71 - dt. 100 I Lou., B htn, d &Coast, 106 107 1061 6 at 100 'London, & Dov • 42 66 - St 1 100 London& North Wes*. 1161 1171 117 101 I et 100 iLoodondbotabWalera 96 99 - St 100 ' Ilan.,Bhet..it 416 67 id 06611 rd 69 all 'Maryport and •... - -, 121 aR Do. Do. 1 Sitane ..- - - ft. 100 Metropolitan ll2l 1114 111 1 a St. 108 Do. New lOl lOO 84. 100 Midland 1174 138 1374 f 074 a MI I Do. New - St 100 Do Mrs. & Derby. UM 110 - 60 sll Mid. Gt. Ws. (Ire.) - - 16 al Do. 1 Meares .. - 11 all ' Mid Kant -•-• - 10 all 111 d Keztany Limn .-. - -• et. 100 Not* Ea 1100 Da idln.,Perth.Dend /64 Wi - Bt UN N. ltaatern-13erwlek St 1101 Do. York 16 1 1 104 Do. Leechlll Do. G. N. IL Duro- - - - dla el i tt4 661 96/ 80. 140 DM Cazilal• - - - 16 ail' Do. StodtdDarling. 37 33 - 16 45 Do. do. 1866.68.- 10 11 pm - 26 12 Do. do. 180661 8 9 pm - 61. NO Notik London - 10 4 Do. New - - - Ea no ,Northetaffer 7O in - DI alliN. it 6. Western June. 101 U - BL 100 Ideoltisk Central et. r .Soottish N.& Aber. Stk. NA 41 - 86. LW { lloottlak Midland - - - 10 all Shrewsbury & Welelml. - - - U. 100 181ropshir• Union 67 60 - rOO ,tlonik Devon 36 26 - 64. 84. 100 18onth &Meru I 92 tr3} , 92j 1 M. 100 S. Korb*. 6 Mem Dan 103 105 - 1 1 all,StaMenWaidnghooto. 7 6 - IL 100 T 56 Vila 10 all Do. B 6 - 15 iiDo C $ 7 6 pm po - 1 all MOM - - 16 10 4 1 Ds. - - - ne Do. - - - M. 100 'Vale ed Nes* 1 100 100 - 8L 100 , Victoria Ma it Pimlico - - - 'St 100 Waterford 4 Kilkenny. - - - 8t 140 !Wed Cornwall 34 86 - 111 . I* I W. 111104 1 8 1. Marb.R IL - - - BLIT= 201111111110.115. I tanmors. Adana** dC Lawrence 68 00 ,100 18cesSar.& Shan C.In.g.6p.e.• 11704 1014 pm ,10 Do. e 4de all 'Buffalo &We Huron 6 all Do. Pretension • 74 84 100 , Bad., Drank& Godertelt Op. C.Bds. Aug. 1,1872' TS 80 • Do. do. JBl7l, 187111 TS 60 I Do. do. Jr•.1,1d74 1 TS 80 Cat &8. Hamra 6p.e.g.1 97 99 'Cap T. & Doekilp. C. g.l 96 Di Beng l afga. e. 6 r 101 — 1 - 03 Hut Indian in. 6do lOO4 101 Do. Ltlenalon par Ipm Do. H do Grand Trunk of Canada! tr r SO pm Do.Souip.4l.&op.eS 91 91 Do. la prat Bones 1 73 Do. de. Merrell 80 II Do. Ind 'mat Boarb 1 06 08 Do. do. deferred' 66 67 Do. Ird prat Mock 1 68 U Do. do. &tarred U 66 Do. prof. Stock )27 29 Do. do. &dorm& 28 24 Great Indian Peninsulal 1014 1v Do. gun 6 per oast. a rs lin is Do. New do I dia Gt. b. of India 2.6 p. et. SOL Do 64 per out. De Gt. Western of Canada 94 Do. New I 11 1 Do.Do. te.lida.paydo. dw 1.81471, 82 [adieu Branch, lamitall 44U Do. Now Madras guar. 6 p. 90 — Do. do. 64 do ' 91 Do. do. 6t do.—l 80 Do. Atth litenatoa• Mein. Corp. ti per e. Math. end flobsoa's Bari OS IS 10.Bran.&Can.e.D.A &Di N. LofCan.lip.e.latp.D.l •Beande. rm. I par teat.! 100 101 ' Do. Delhi do. 199 100 Do. ddo 4ds parz Do. PUn o. ianti do 9O 100 Do. India 81.710 t. 60.1 00 1111 Wirt &wig. WWI 1 0• 7 15 7 .111e•as Pail iloar. gra gra ; qrs. gra. gra va Mesh heY tab. 4729 ' MOOS VS 230 .. latte mei :::: tile MG T0ta1.... 26186 1816 1 MOO. RSA 1561 11.10 14T11011452 100 100 10 1 100 91 I 11 dial 100 i 1 1001 1 1001 15 15 101 i 'li leo 150 I 100 100 ... 90} I MIL 1/113. UM. JOINT STOCK BANLL Stock on hand this day —arks' 10.1183 41,160 49214 N.. 1 Bk . I Banta 1 Pdl LL prima 1 Salim Delivery last week 1,407 1,052 503 Ditto from Ist June I 14949 8,889 9,393 MOOD 100 Agra & llastermaneL; 10 145 110 1689 6 Arrival last week 1 tun L y n No 10.000. 50 Do. New k iit 30 p.) .23 - - I - Ditto tress Ist June : 12,010 it= 9,4e2 - - - PrlceT.C.oothemottlasdaycwal 482.9 d. 635. 39 418 od. 10,000 100 AllianoeLocALleerpool M 03 65 rd 031 1 x.: Ditto Tows Met Friday l6OB at 644. 30. 434. act. 1 0 . 040 100 Da. New 59 121 40 00) xd -ad 100,000 10 Anglo Autrinu Arrival for the week ending Anust 17, last year, 1,268 casks 30,000 20 Anglo Italian (Limited; II idle Ipm - and delivery 1.04 n casks. The snivel last week comprised 413 12,600 4 0 AuAtralmia all 72 76 74; casks Amanita, and tin Routh America ; total, 980 casks. 7,540 40 Do. New 5O 24 ti pm - 12.5 Ce 20 Bankof BritithColumbbs 10 9 llpm - 19000 25 Bank or METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. = on 9000 100 bank cd all 30 31 301 80 148 175 Id - ad (THIS DAY.) gs,ooo so :Bank of 04eiro (Limited) 4 :die par - We have a considerable jeerers in the supply of beasts, 19000 100 Bank of Queensland 11 )20 1 1 dla - but the average quality is still very middling. Cw t . 20900 60 ,FankotTicaoria,Austrla 25 141 - deecriptioes are not much lower; • clearance cannot I t= 1 1 ) : 6888 ,°,l T„, BlB l e i a = : ' l '? it ara l ltt 431 _ be effected of inferior qualities. Sheep and lambs sew. so D ra dil am ap or i ageau iL 10 19 pi pm - are also more plentiful ; there is a demand for 29000 50 'British A Californian (1. 5 par Ipm - them at about late rates. Calf trade is dull at 19400 40 British N. America - rather lower prices. Prom Germany and Holland there are 24200 x 0 X. Bk. isidle,Ana, Chile all 301 WI - 2,180 beans, 9,260 sheep, and 317 calves; Scotland, 49 1.400 88 ! Do. New - SLIM. 26 Chart. Mei of Indlaokc all GS dl beasts ; Ireland. 270 ; and 3,730 fr om the northern and too . 100 t at , • - 00 lte 140 xd - ad midland counties. ft,loo 00 Colonial - Per same of ttihs. ad. 4. d. NE stone of Mho. a4.s. d. 19,m6 I ts (C 0... R ai d, o y s a al a .D , 104 6 9 pm ) _ Seal Scoia, 11 4r1d4s. 41 0 5 0 MmS III I•MHPaIs BB 51 5 4 190,000 M 'ConsoUdated ark (I ; 4 ost Tom s& 12 44 Beet Short-borne _46 4 8 Beet Loos-w0015.... 00 0 0 Loft 100 Coatinentel (L) lii , 1 pail - Second peal. beasts 5 8 3 6 Its. do. libons .„ 12,000 . 4 8 4 10 12,000 60 , Nast L ea d oo i Limited! 6 1 2 pm - Calves 386 0 1 Ewes & woad qua! 00 0 0 0,000 Du Do. N ew - Piss Best nos& alf-6re4 OOO 0 i Lantos - Beasts at market, 0,900 ; sheep and lank* 50 040: calves, 60.4 n. 110 ; ramps= Bank 1/mitedi 10 1 cm - 381 ; pigs, 470. 10,005100 .ilinduaa. &PA IA i ll I Wm - 1 .._ _ , 14,009 100: Do. New BOROU(SH HOP MARKET.-(THIS DAY., meals* Imperial Bank, Wailed 10 16 Ificas ad , -xd I Messrs. Pettenden sad Smith report • better demand 1,009'100 Do. New - xil than usual at this period. Good samples of 1863 are very 10,M0' 80 i Imp. Ricci Cliinaiteidli 1 I 119al 09 scarce, and command fully last week's rates. The plants- MA ° 88 11 °F°" 81 ° 81 ° 188 ° lO 0 1 Wm 18 1 1 15,040 26 lowan , all 29 31 Does an suffering mach from want of min, and mould is im am 66 Iced med ia . Tatham 4 I I , e , w aj - spreading rapidly in Mid-Keet and is parts of the Weald, /Apo, 60 L eo .liL o gli ee u e 4 e , 3, 6 I 1 47 a, The crop is not likely to exceed that of last year . Loos 100 :lon. Beak cd SecitJand(Ll 12 si sisssl - -o.oos 100 :London and Mnisillas „, 40 8 19 ma 49 9000 100 Loe.B.Jtyree&E.Platerl.l 40 15 17 pal - SUICIDE Cr A Tonna CICITLY.MaIf.-Crlll4 DAY ) 2 2::: 1 :: 1 D°l r rlitar o ' 4 :I Prisi - -This morning at half-pest foot o'clock, park-constable 1 mere m i / as , a s. i laa a s e Aaa utl a u 1 4 3 e6i _ John Bunton. No. 39, was on duty in Keteingtob- I 19000 1901Londou and Colonial (L., 11 40 Si us•xn -as gardens, when he found is an eatiosure the dead ' 20.000, 50 I Londe. end Intl- -I 10 74 'B p. l 73 0 body of • young gentleman. Deceased ia held hi s 6,000 100 , Lon. Flansec.Con.Ex.(lo 13 2 5 - right hand a pistol of an ordi33ry haw'. with mime 60 :London Joint iltock„. 10 43 lad a}o id 19400 100 Lon. and Northern MO 10 11 21pm - which he bad shot himself through the bead. With the le,Oue V) ,London & South Abeam all 14 16 - assietanos of Sergeant Farley , of the D divison, the body 6000 100 , Lou_ aS. Western Iles. ID 1 4pm Id - was conveyed to the Paddington deed-hourse, where it Mike MO Ilea a Westminster - 96 96 57 ad 959 to has since ern examined by )tr. Beale, surgeon, 10.00011 Merchant BasMlLine.) 179 119129 210 se of Paddington, who reports that death mast have 19000 60 ,Mercantile d '-mil lll 910 pm 181 20 • 000 50 ' Do. New been instantaneous after the shot was fired. Than to : 00 , 0 100 iww w i. w „ on. haith ma 1 . 7 1 3 8 7 1 3 0 3, i :I 331 6 -, 33 were no papers or anything else found on deceased to 0.000 100 u .. 4 ha . * (uaa) , u par , 33‘ , ...0 .., denote who he was, but the following description will Do 10,000 iou ,Natloaal of Liverpool 110 8 9 pas - doubt lead to his being ideutified:- Age about 26, height 10,000 leo , N.Pro.el Barred 42 - - - about 5 feet 4 inches, light complexion, brown hair, no 20.000 60 ; National Beak, New 'lo - - - whiskers ,• dress, black hat, black cloth coat and waistcoat, 15 . 000 i I 0 ,N.,.ew Booth W ties I all 45 47 - grey plaid trousers with cord seams, Balmoral boots , white r a l e °, 1 1 1 .7 4 ew 8 orthlB, l e 88° , 3 31811•81 i ! Is,„u Pm - linen shirt end collar, sod black necktie. Decreed was a 60 : 69a 26 !peke,' Beak Canawa. l ;', 07 yips 03-* cripple, and had in him possession • pair of brasinnounted 30,0110 60 i Provia.BankingOorp.g. 6 1 dis par - Icrotches, white cambric handkerchief, some silver and 10,0001811 i ?melee of Inland .. , M so 92 - oopper money, a pistol, one ball (hod), two pretrial caps, MAO! 10 ;Bdralda Fuld, &Dad ai 10 21 Sips 131 and • paper containing powder. *,lllO/ M More /Lammas all $4 38 - 10,: 26 Mouth Eastern (Um.) - Tat MIL/INEY RAMS.-The El Tousson and El mow leo l es .g . aB. 8 Amu - Moonusir, recently purchased by the government from 4400 No 1 Do. e a , - Moors. Brevity, were handed over today to Messrs. Laird 19400 M Odor of AnstraU9Newl 116 all 51 63 51 Brothers, of Birkenhead, the builders, by Captain Payers, te,040 j nion 100 :U of Ireland Wall 111 2 1415 ad -NA of her Majesty's ship Majestic. Mesas. 1,... co .. MAO es Cram of Lantos traded with the Admiralty to complete them for sea. The ckla Tamils will be renamed respectively the Scorpion and the ~,, .,. Doe= IFd CL Flora Balm Wyvern. They are each to be armed with four 3110. '".• l '""• i poundal, throwing a broadside of 1,2001 b. The turrets %MAK 111 . Isat 661 West India ~ 1 48 Is 7 139 - Oolee's cupola principle. The Scorpion will 11 . 000 1 10 07•111 feeling Deck . I -.-- WO 00 4.628110 1 St. Leedondlalstliada. IN 71 114 a -id probabl C y a t ready in • few weeks, providing the damage she mama u 9 . 16 . 9 ,.. 110 ..- .- - has suffered from a winter's exposure, and when in an un- memo 114 171Meria MO 196 111 r - I finished stele, is not found to be Very miens. 6,000 1 Do. New I - - .. FOilldi OBLIGATIONI. 40 all .Astworp& Sot Op. st. .. all .CaoeTograßL&D.Op.et. .. all bo Op. et. 00 &adorn ofFranee p. t. 4 a 1 1 43.Lammalloargt•p.oent tO all ! Dw 100 all Ramer and 100 'ail •Laaneas sod FrUmarg 100 iall .Matutoso aadtabaella 100 .all I Do. teem& Inge SO an ;North of Trance p:et JO l all I Do.llateluoiStp.ot 100 , Ottotosa v riros. to ) 40 !all Iltuls, llaip.4l 1 It 1211 Do. ow ....Sp. 4 1 1011 ,Rodis & 3. P. (Pero.: ' 4 YI loyal Swedish 6p.el ! 100 1 3 1 'Gallas La Grande 7 p.et. .20 211 IL Aaa.ltLorn.Ven.flp.a 100 .All IllontbEaatot Port.7p.e. 20 .all 13outbernot PreneeSp.e. 20 1411 'Beath Italian, O poi et. 10 all , WAN.W.44 /Va. p.c. BRITISH No. 111 h. I in 14 .... ii lie 911 100 e 97 100 11} 191 V IPI 116 111 97 99 91 } 96 } at 10 96 97 11 1 11 i MEOW 5 4151 .ts__lls 10Joh0 Noon 114000 WACO WOOO il.cm, F , 2 I *oGO I_a mow so,ouo 1010• 10.01.1 U 11,100 11,0L41 40.000 22,100 BO 0001 ii:icil 1 - ;,,;i.;.4 !,ouoi 20.000 MAME 40.0uu 110,000 20.000 40,00 u, io•we iti:ooe I in foo stool ii:li , ;.ll lo,oo' 11.0 4 51 8,500 800,000 l ONO 10,000 17,000 lii,i - 4 ' , uo l 119.750 15.4X)0 1 1 10.000t.1 4 .1 ~.~i 1110.00!14 {7.E001 101,000 *0 10. *lOO iy.a.561 is - :iiia'l Icon! ia.ooui i pi t all 10 1 0 1imidi 9 1 OfWad S I ells 1 9 p` Por Alm 1 1 sit I mis, s p`°l Pie Ow Pam Pus well 81 % Paz 1 pro e t iP O3 braid 70 11191 2 S 1 lipm 17 11 p pl m 4 Oidisre 1 1 13431 3 3 el id 6f t 4 6sd sd ii lB-. 2 89 1 j 141.• 7 .1 n 431 79 81 19 21 pea • Wu 29 8k 9p 23 28 1 dlo par NI SS 129 183 4 dls 1 dip 1 1 pea 29 II 42 46 j dig par 6 /MI I 1 Pea Dm Ow • Id 4 I lipai t pe 14 17 I ▪ 11 * Se •10*. _'4 Gnat Winters-06(1W (B. sad H. U.) 5 pee dad., SJ. Ditto—ditto 5 pet amt. redeem. wit. 101. FOREIGN RAILWAYB. Belgian Enters Junction, 14. Dutch Rennin, 18j. Ban Paulo (Lin.) guar. 7 pc soak (121. paid), 101. 0011PLXI*I. 11/110041L•1301111 J 11101; .. Andrallia .... Anotratumill.erhE Bo n Bombay Oen (Lid British MINIUM lasi I. a I. Y.D. Tel. (4. • Mika Indian Tea (i.) (lCsinala eanadian C ran 4 e ' llinv:L.) Ceylon Co ;City otton. m Mion.iL I Car 081... (Um.) . . CO.. otAtrionalloor.(l4 OaninserciallTakia(lna, Oassoildolod Dia .. (L i Conti ica neatol Un GontL. n( C Con M. op.lng..Pretn ratio ino. Credit Innolei. _ Do. of llavritloa (L ) CrodltMobibor Csis o. Saa Palace Do. 6 p. of Pelh, , IC •Oleconntrorpo India Irrigsik I=t n Te Cc i l" ria4L (ling. and Ana Copper MagAScottlehllarinAL Rluancial Corporation. IFinancial Discount (L.) Poreut. Warehouse (L. 'Ciellivera (Limited). G.Crodit& Oen. Steam PIawWWW6 flomedsZoloniallia(L) 'lisulson'sDap Imp etWerrry .Od Wet.den.( (L () .ft Internat.. rinarsdoe Llea . IL) Internal Land OredtWL Dalian (Cm. Caw.) Do. op. e. Ws. r. IRO ZoinigtockOlieseat(L) [And SOVllitiell (Um.) Loud. African Trading Load.andCaladoes.lL(L Lotad.thairtot Teled.(L) Load. Yuma. Awe. (L.) Do. :few Lone. G. Oeugbas CA) Lund.. Italie*. W0.611a. Lond.Psosiuelalllastasi Madras (nip& !Masa Do. — Itarine InveigaialL) llaar.uu. Lawlto. I.) Med bites. Tel I.) MillyraD Doa Works.. Natal LeadesOoLC. (L) Nsilonal Ns. Qom. (LI INatiostal Almada( (L) Natioaal Steam Say.(L, NarbuddaCoal a L •L , N.Z.,Lind T.& LoaD(L . • N.BrIL Australislaa(L) N. *AA Lemma. la.(L Novelootiao : asdL .L) Omen Marla, Imam Oriental eninniardal(L Orient,' Irinatteial Oriental Gas (Limited) 11 - De. Nen s 10 fOrient.lolandSiees(4) 60 'Ottoman Planet:lel (Is) 6 'Ottoman OM (Limited 10 Pima:mall-IL otessi(L.) 5 Do. An. ..... st re•tßiv.tAndati 60 Peninsular & 0. Stem Da Ee+ Quebnida L. L. (L Ithylapc y Ina Do. row ettzlmprev. (T 1 I sie Ditto Milo .' - .....7. Royal liallateS.in. ..,. Scot. Aust.rs. Invest. (L th, Knight. &Co.iL Me ,B. l= Sot. Floan.rl' Kopt ek.. , IL & In. 'Month Australian Lad ienbinarine T .. Tel. Coa stal:llM , Thames& Kenny Iss.(L I iTrost&AisieyeLssa IL T. & L Co. of U. Canada United& Tells Oe. (L) Univers. Virt ue Ine.(L.; Upper AMID Tes(Lbs.) No . _ _ Van UMrxe•e warrant IflasneekLin. I WesUMW* Nodal! I. PRRFERIINCE SHAME.. MINE&-aillB DL YJ Two •'Clooi. The mining market continues inactive, with little business and prices in most instances are unaltered. East Grenville and East Cern Brea shares are in exceptional demand, at 54 to 8 and 84 to e, respectively. East Basset have been dealt in in the Stock Exchange at 681 and 69k, and Great lmxey at 15k. With the exception of Yudanamntana, which are doll, colonial, as well as foreign mines, are steady. We are requested to state that the share list of the Mining Financial Association will be closed ou raowo.a. TUESDAY. Ca Norntua WIDICIPDLY. W.S. W. to N.N.E. Cowers. N.W. to N.E OM strong, wiwilly. twin back to W.. treat, at swam with some showers. 8.W.t0 N.W. sad In WZiregui. N. to W.. fresh to Mo- /Aiwa s to S.F., strung to otealerate, some rain. As omit above. derati:a few &bowers. ISovrem. W to N. and back. W. to N. and iack,lawalL As unit above. strong to moderate, rain to pluna. Wartbarn=Scottand. Wastsen.lreland. Wass, and Incanztea. Southern =lntl& °tunnel and llag of Maw. gaiters :Eastward England and Nasty sea. LIVERPOOL oorroN MARKET. (THIS DAY.) (Dr L. Ito •ND INTZRILTIONAL 1111A0111Pi.) (TION 001. OWN CORILZSPONIMNT.) Market quiet, but steady. Wes reported to foot up ,000 bales. COAL MARKET.-(THIS DAT.) Wall. End Helton, 19e. ; Walls End Haswell, 19s. ; Walls End South Helton, 195.; Walls End East liartlepwl, 18.. 9d. ; Walls Eod Hartlepool, 18a. 9d. ; Walls End Brad dyls Hatton, 18s.; Wall. Lad South Hartlepool, 17s. 9d. Walls Eod South Hello*, 17a. 9d. ; Walls Ead ; Haugh 17a. 9d.; Walls Ead Wharnobffe, 16s. 9d. ; Walla End Rollos, 17s. 9d. ; Walls Lad Eden Main, 17s. Cd. ; Walls Nod Barton, 16s. 9d. ; Walla End Hostas Lyons, 16.. 9d. ; Wall. Lod Lumlay, 17a. 6d. ; Hastings Hartley, 17s. 94.—Ships at market, 65 ; at sea, 70. I:I7II3ENT PRICE. imiluia. Por Qr. 1 WILE a a Loa; Lima ried.lB6ll 89 to 43 Do. white, lees 43 to 48 I I Kai:folk sad Lisoolo red, LIU AMILIIT 31 to 43 StaGing Instilling Grinding SS to 17 KAM Isom Norfolk. sad Suffolk OO to 65 Iftegotoo sad Wore 40 to 65 Brown _ sii Maw= Tlek New OM. Houroboid 3ll to 33 N 1411114 feed ls to It Country potato lll to 23 Hazes Wolk Soak feed FORDS. Par Qr. I. • WHIA?. psOr. one. Death sad Swedish 17 to n laid= ....... 13 to 9/ Danish.... Al7Plian• • V!. is *5 le Se I* awn 36 io 37 1661631 COIN. Mato se to Yellow Fwv Franck par aaak $1 to 23 Rpanialt„ . 32 to as American. Par be; .. 19 to 24 Canadian. .. 19 to 26 rro LONDON. DT LAND AND JULY 30 TO AUG- 6. 1364. Dentate sad Koasga berg u $e 13 Bastoa t lisealea .. losam. hart .. 41 So 44 .. 40 94 62 .. S4to 39 sort dasZioon. red 40 to as Pe white 44 to 47 EAMES Grinding Lallans Oda. Data, how le to 24 _ _ .!{M!7 21 So 20 maw IMd ARRIVALS or GRAIN, de., to WATER CARRLAGR /ROM INCLUSIV/L MINCING LANE.-(THE DAY.) The colonial markets 'morally are very quiet. Sucoa.—The market coatimes inactive for raw. Re fiaed is also doll of sale, and prices hays a downward tan dem,. Correa sad TI A.—No sales reported. RIC& —A fair business has been transacted, including bold white Bengal at 12s. sad. Oorroo.—The sales are confined to small lots of lota staple at previous prima. &Lomas. —5OO begs of Bengal sold for cash at 30s. 6.1., for refraction 7 per cent. The sales advertised for to-morrow consist of 520 casks, 2.200 bags sugar ; 800 casks, 400 cases, 7.000 bags, 100 bales coffee ; 1,300 packages Assam tee ; 4,500 bags of rice ; and sundry drissltery goods. TALLOW HARKET.—(THIS DAT.) The market is steady. Town tallow is quoted 40e. 6d. net cash ; Petersburg oa the spA, 41.5. 9d. • October to December, 435. 9d. ; limitary to Muth. 44a. dd. PARTICI:MAAS 01 TALLOW. PROVINCIAL SHARE MARKETS. LITISPOOL. AUGUST I—London and North Weatern.lll 417—• North Bantern, Berwick capital Mock, ISI —Confederate Lean. 776} 7 61—Eastern kit:hangs Bank (Limited), 11 p —Liverpool Flamm; (Limited), —ltercastlie sad itichaace Bank OA. sited;, Ot 11.16 e p.— Bank of Liverpool (Lhalted), le ad p.—North salt South Wale,. SO xn —Qeseu larserance, 1 616 p.—Natiorial Meant Navigation Company, 1.161 p. MAMMisrsa. ACtion 6.—There was not muck betimes this morniag, but prices were steady, Confederate Loan. 761 I—Great Beaten, et 4—Great Northern, A, 153—Greeks, —Great Western. 64 4-1111E01S Ceatral, paid up, 611—Ioncsehhe sal Yorkahlre.l2l/1 —London and North Western. 1174 k 4—M*ll4h/s -tar, ithenield, and Linonleasire, 661—Mealcan cum all, 444 — Midland, 13s —North British, .116 —South Bastern, Ire Amu. ranoe, 11 1). THE LATE BALLOON AOEMINT.—M. E. Godard has written • letter in which be gives an account of the catastrophe that happened to his huge Mostgollier balloon on the 3rd inst. He says Nothing happened in the aurae of my voyage to presage the accident which occurred in my descent. When about 100 feet from the earth I ea. countered • current of air so violent that it might be com pared to a ru. de merle at sea. In spite of all my efforts and all the precautions dictated by a long experience, m balloon, after running • number of yards with head long speed, struck against • tree, and was teen to pieces. It was a great loss to me, but I console myself by thinking that the English gentle man I had 00 board with me suffered no tIODIOII4 injury. As for myself, I hope to re-establish my salth, so as to make my worst at Paris at the national Nto of ths 15th int. I shall also neglect nothing to resume my secrete at Cremorne. which will henceforth have a scientific object." THE FEDERAL FitiOare NLioalth.—Some little feeling hoe been occasioned among the American community here at the absence of a salute from the North Fort, when the Niagara lett the Mersey on Friday. We can, however, state as a fact that the commanding officer at the fort had his gum loaded ready for the salute, bat the Federal vessel passed without firing, and simply dipped her flag. We pre sume that it is the ounce for foreign vessels of war to salute first, but there appears to have been some misconception oat the point. The Georgia (steam ship), fonuerly a Coofederate mutest, was enacting out of the Quesn'allook on Friday, and bad just reached the entrance, when the Niagara slowly steaming down the river. At this natant the was quickly hauled bock into the Quinn's Doct, and those who saw it immediately drew the conclusion, aed so reported it on 'Chasse, that as the Georgia had formerly been • Confederate steamer she daren't go out, as the Niagara was looking after her • and soother story was also promulgated that she bad beers detained at the instance of the Portuguese Coosal. These, however, are the fans of the rase : —The Georgia now belongs to Mr. Edward Bates, whn has chartered her to the Portuguese govern. meat to carry the mails between Portugal aad the Azores. Skis was on the point of sailing on Friday, in conformity with instructions from head-quarter; when the Porta. guess Consul called upon Mr. Bates with • telegram in his heed that he bad received from the Portuguese Minister in London, requesting him to ask the owners of the Georgia, if she had not gone to ma, to delay bar sailing for • day or two, to take some pasestagers to Lieboo.— Liter. poof dawn. DEATH OR LIBERTY. —Last week, police-constable Robinson took two apprentices on board the brig Linton, from which they had deserted. They were named doles Smythe and George Mauston. and were about eightsome Tears of age. Smythe, prior to being placed on board, mid he would not proceed with the tweet, and when she got outside be would jump overboard. The policeman con sidered it necessary to accompany the vessel into tbe roads, and u it was proceeding up the harbour, Smythe went on the poop, and, on the poliosoonstable going up to bring him down be jumped into the sea. The foolish yam can could DOE swim, and was several times under the water, and when he rose he had his bands extended upwards. Two boats put off to his thistance, and before they reached bin be was for some ascends under water, and to all appeereocei had sunk. However,one of the men in the beet got over the side and pulled hie body up, which was no doubt going rapidly towards the bottom. On being hauled into the boat, the man in charge shouted out, He is all but dead—shall we bring him sabers?" Orden from the ship were that be should be taken on board, which were complied with, arm the vessel proceeded to sea. On the return of the policeman be stated that on the appliance of the usual restontives he earth round, bet unless a strict watch was kept over the youth, be would so doubt attempt a similar suicidal act, as the led had said he would sootier die than go to sea, and appeared to be of a very determined and sullen disposition. —Gateshead Observer. THE MOORE AND FORENTB.--The shooting season opens on Friday first, and from present appearanne the prospects of sportsmen were never more satisfactory. Oa the greater part of the 0100T1 of Perthshire, notwithstand isg that immense numbers of grouse were shot last year, both old and young birds are 112121• TOILS audio splendid me ditto. In Bradshaw, and Athol. the young broods of rouse range from five to eine birds each, and are so strong sad wild that it will require good marksmen to be success ful. Tbe reports we have nerved from the moon of Glen. lathy, Tyednim, Locheernhead, and Balquhidder represent not sly grouse but all other kinds of game ae unusually abundant sad in floe ceedition. Oa the exteesin stretching from Aberfeldy to Crieff game of all &monetarism is plentiful. Oa the moors in the western district of the county groans are pretty numerous, and the only locality is the shire when game appears to be very scene is the Oehll nage. In all the forests of Perthshire deer are abundant, and the animals were never seen in better coalition at this season. Lave numbers of spectemes are arriving at there reepective shooting lodges daily. sad if the wealth's men favourable • great majority of the moos will be frilly tested oa the 12th—Soothean. 1.,j. ~'i 1. i ~~ l