The Express. — London, England, 1866-08-30 00:00:00

THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) BOWATREET. STOPPED AT TIM STATION. r al berri P drUZ; WIL SI thiond at the Charing-cross Railway-sin cm. I Ms Reid, South Eastern Railway police, N• 4, stated that at about 12 o'clock the previous night as gd bid down train was starting for London-bridge, tat., Muss en duty at the herder. The prisoner and another presented themselves in order to proceed by ii - o g — cooni, but he stopped them saying that they could not lowto go by the train as they were be s di . They insisted upon entering the train mu g they must go by it as it was the last that night. He them to wait till they had seen the inspector. In oolotor Rance came up and said they must not go by the may , The prisoner wain_ attempted to force his way to o~ el the and Rend then said he must go to the ;0000l ooes offioe and give his name and &Mmes. He Wool to do so, and threw himself down on his back so that Reid and another constable were obliged to Garry him to gm office. The inspector looked at his ticket (an annual and took down his name and address, saying that o b e AceM summons him under the company's bye-law for Wag drank on the premises, for which he was liable to • i mo o)ty of 40s. He was then left at liberty to leave the c a f e, and as he was doing so he struck Reid • violent m i plod n the face. TM prisoner said he bad been spending the evening ,tap iffy Mends, and no doubt he had taken alittle mare w o o than agreed with him. He tried to insist on going by the train., as it was the last, and he wanted to get home. At the same time he did not understand that he was at liberty oc, go sway. His impression was, that the moment he (d -omed • determination to go by that train he was seised by ib o deicers anddragged to the inspector's room, without any 1 wo rt:amity being given him of withdrawing. He coma dulled thst he was treated very harshly, and bad been deal pulled about, thoug& of course that w owing to his own efforts to pass the constable. He sincerely regretted hiving struck the afficisl—if be had done so, for he had no recollection of guit--but when a MAD was " excited in that way" he did sot know what be was doing. Of course he knew he must hued, and he should be happy to compensate the officer for any Injury he might have done him. IL Vaughan said the prisoner had done very . wrong t ' g ro a is going . to the station in • state of intoxicaaon, and g oo in trying to force his way into the carriage. It w oo quite necessary for the public comfort that drunken son should be excluded from the train. The had • fair opportunity of going away afte r ~;.mod was taken, but even then, instead of availing himself of that permission, he assaulted the constable. Bo (Hr. Vaughan) could not impose • less penalty than 40• The fine was paid. CLERICENWELL ITSTIOILATIO WISEST BT A BILSVA24T.--00111METAL. Frederick Dodd, 21, a journeyman baker, wee charged with dialing from the till in the shop No. 61, Bell-street, Bt. Lake'', some marked money, the property of his em ployer, Mr. James Whom, mutter baker. Mr.Ricketts, solicitor, attended for the prosecution. The prisoner had only been in the employ of the prose cutor for a short time. After he had been there • few weeks the prosecutor began to lose money, not only from kis till, but from his easy -1 ox, which he kept in • desk in his bedroom. fiuspichn fell on the prisoner, and the mat ter was placed in the hands of Police-constable Clay, 268 G. Some money being marked it was placed in the till, and the constable was so concealed that he had a full view of it. During the tempo rary absence of the prosecutor and his wife, the prisoner went to the till and took some money . and pat it in his pocket. He was afterwards taken into custody, and the marked money was found in his ?oases:ion, and in a pot the constable found 11. 15e. 6h in silver, and 2s. 9d. in copper. The constable also found in the prisoner's box Si. in gold, 34. 17s. 10d. in silver, and other articles, the possess ion of which he could not account for, and he also found in the box • skeleton key which would open the prosecutor's desk. The prisoner said he was guilty, and asked for the case to be at once decided. His magistrate remarked that robberies by servants named to be much on the increase, and committed the pined to the Middlesex session for trial. The ;meaner applied to be admitted to bail, but the application was refused. WORSHIP-STREET. AN !VELMENT AND UNGRATEFUL BEGGAR. Patriot kurpAy, an ill-looking fellow of 36, was charged with stealing from the person. George Dore, a porter, said—Last . evening I was . going s u la i nCom me to me;ial e ii s i treo a t N l Thitechapel, w.hen ng tilprhuoner peered in a very disTressead h a lf penny. I gave him a pe e lin " ; piece. Rs then asked me to make it n halfpenny more as it would enable him to buy a pint of beer. I told him I was s working men, and had nothing to spare, but at the same time I gave him the coin. Instantly he flung his arms round my neck, hugged me to him, and took a silk handkerchief out of my coat breast pocket. A constable took him from me. Famish, 674 A—l was a short distance from the spot and saw the robbery committed. I ran up and took the handkerchief from the prisoner, who was, I think, • little in Ilium Prisoner—" In liquor! " Why, the gentleman bad been drinking with me all day. Prosecutor—Sir, I never saw the man before he asked me for a halfpenny in the course of my whole life, to my knowledge. Imprisoned with hard labour for four calendar months. EDGWARE. lITRAORDLIART ANT) BRUTAL CONDUCT or ♦ CAD DRIVER. IMPRISONIIINT WITHOUT A FINE. _ . This morning at the petty sessions held in the Town ball, Edgware, before Mr. Cox, recorder for Falmouth and Bodmin and other magistrates, 3Williass Biggs, a muscular young fellow, a cab-driver (badge 15,016), appeared to answer the charge of having grossly ill-treated a horse under circumstances of an extraordinary character. Mr. Love, from the office of the Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, prosecuted, and stated the facts as follows :—On the 28th ult., at about 7 in the evening, the defendant was seen to drive up to the Old 'Welch Harp, in the Edgware-road, with a horse and four wheeled cab, and directly the horse stopped the defendant stood up on the box and lashed it with all his might for a considerable time, under the flanks prin cipally, and until the lash of the whip was destroyed. He then beat the poor animal with the handle of the whip till be broke it into splinters, and lastly, be used the butt-end and beat it with such force about the ribs as was calculated to break them. The poor animal trembled so that it could scarcely stand, and it was afterwards found that its flanks were scored with deep cuts from which the blood trickled freely down its legs ; there were immense lumps and bruises along its beck, swollen up, which had been made with the whip handle—in fact the horse presented altogether a pitiable appeerance. The defendant's conduct was witnessed by several individuals, and whilst acme went in search of the police others remonstrated with the defendant. The defendant got off his box and struck one man in the mouth and knocked him down, cutting his mouth, and so injuring him that he could not get about for several days, and another man, who went to the assistance of the first, was thrown by the defendant, and bis ankle was dislocated, and he had been upon crutches ever since. The language made use of by the defendant was of a most obscene and wicked character. Unfortu nately no policeman could be found, and the prisoner thus escaped for a time. He (Mr. Love) said these were the brief facts of the case, and he would not any a word in Mitration, but merely call the attention of the bench to that clause in the act of parliament which provided that offenders might in the discretion of the justices be com mitted to prison without fine for any term not exceeding three calendar months with hard labour. Mr. William Elwick, a gentleman residing at 32, Glou cester-crescent, Regent's-park, and other witnesses, were called, soil their evidence bore out the foregoing. The defendant, having craw- examined the witnesses in an impudent tone and manner, denied that he had been guilty of any cruelty at all. He was set upon, he said, by about a dozen people, and what be did was to defend himself. The chairman said the bench were unanimously of opinion that the defendant had been guilty of a great amount of brutality. They did not remember having ever heard a case surrounded with circumstances of so flagrant a character. They dealt with him for the cruelty to the animal alone, as there was no other charge before them ; and for that they committed him to the House of Cor rection for one calendar mouth, with hard labour, and they telt it right publicly to express their opinion that the con duct of Mr. Elwick and the other witnesses was most Praiseworthy. The prisoner was then removed. PETROLEUM AND SHALE OIL AND MARINE , BOTLEES.—This morning was issued a parliamentary paper giving the results of experiments conducted at Woolwich dockyard, with the view of testing the value of petroleum and shale oil as substitutes for coal in raising steam in marine boilers. The report says that if a great reduction were to take place in the price of these oils they might Probably under some circumstances be advantageously used instead of coal ; the experiments as far as they have gone showing the great evaporative power of these oils and the practicability of burning them. DERTRUCTION OF A HAT MANUFACTORY BY FIEL—RIG DAY.)—About a quarter before 1 o ' clo ck th is morning a destructive fire happened on the premises of Mr. John Bath, hat manufacturer, Garden-row, London mad, Southwark. In spite of the torrents of water scattered upon the Mimes they could not be axtin gaisbed until the premises a nd the stock in trade, together with the furniture and other effects, had been destroyed. The origin of theirs is at parent unknown. It is under stood that the sufferer was insured. CRYSTAL PALACE. ONE SNELLING WEDNESDAY, AUOUST 29.—Admissiosa on payment. MOS ; ditto by Demon tickets, 756. .Total Miter% 3,364. THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, AUGUST 30, 1866. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE • SHARE LISTS.-(THIS DAY.) On o'OLoac. There is a strong demand to-day for British railway stocks, and a further important and almost general rise has occurred in prices. Metropolitan and Great Eastern are in especial request, and have improved 1} per cent. Caledo nian and Great Northern A have also advanced ; London, Chatham, and Dover, ; London and North Western, ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, ; and Great Western and Midland, I. London and North-Western stock is now quoted 124 to 123 h ; Great Western, NI to ; Midland, 122 a to ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 125 to ; South Eastern, 64 to ; Great Eastern , 31 to ; Metropolitan, 131 i t0132} ; Caledonian,l2 4 h to 124 ; Great Northern, 1214 to 12 2 } ; ditto A, , 130} to 131 ; and London, Chatham, and Dover, 14 to 19. Foreigu MARGATE MEETING.—(THIS DAY.) (st usonuo Tascorra.) DERBY MEETING.—{THIS DAY.) SMITHY STAKES. HAI a mile. Anatomist is here. HARRINGTON STASES. Hen a mile• Satyr, Jeannie Deans, Prodigal, and Moonbeam are here. TRADESMEN'S PLATE. Mile and a half. East Lynn, Conundrum, Selim, Merry Hart, Privisor, Helen, and Black Prince by Knight of Kars are hers. BEAUFORT CUP. Six furlongs. Queen of Trumps, Lord Ronald, Lady Valentine, King of Spades, Isis, and Locket Lacy are here. - DONNINOTON PLATS. Three gam tars of a mile. Queen of Trumps, Lady Valentine, lon, and Python are here. ARRlVXD.—Arkanums and Bondman. and colonial railway shares are in re mest. Grand Trunk of Canada stock is firm, at improvement of yesterday. ORDINAZY NUMB AND STOCK& MARGATE STARES. Three quarters of a mile. lady Pam, Diamond, Sunnyside, and 'Tortuga are here. RAILWAYS - _ _ =C. " I to-clayttales W 1 p.m. . .._. BRAMFLELD CUP. One mile. Loaf Sugar, Discretion (sold for 2110/. each), Venturer, Daddy, Fiburg, Bunch (for 501. each), and Hall by the Sea. AM are here. ISLE OF THANET HUNTERS' STARES. One mile. Isabelle, Maria 1, Bunch, Daddy. AU are here. RAMSGATE PLATE. Three quarters of a mile. Hopleaf, Astonishment, Lydia, Volbynia, Owlet, and Varnish are hers. SOUTH EASTERN RAILWAY STAKES. One mile and a half. Finale (sold for 301.), Marine f end Bunch (200. All are here. VlO Bristol and 117 cater 100 Caledonian _ _ _ all Cork and Bandon all 'Cornwall 100 ' Dahlia and BeltastJunt 100 • Dandee,Paili,&AbdJn all lag Madan Beep Cert 100 Do 100 Alsagow and E. Western 100 Great Lamm Ord. fit. 100 ! De. E. Aug. Stk., No ! 100 'Great North of Seetiand 100 Orel& Northern 100 Do.A Ares. uo dlr. un -100 :Do.ll . 1 Way. c. Is lAMB 100 Xl°. New iss. a' 25 pm. 100 I Do. Ord. Det. Div. Stock 100 Gt. South & West (Be ) 110 Great Western 100 Do.fitourVal.Ona.Mk 100 ! Do. South Wales 100 Do. W. MM.—Oxford 100 Do. Do. N A = 100 Laneaddre &Yo 100 • Lon. ~en, & S. Coast 100 London, iftathamotDos 100 Do.MMExUs.Atip.e. 100 London & North Westn. 100 LondondSouthWestarn 100 Man. Bhef., & Lincolash 100 Metropolitan \ Do. New all Do. Extension I all Metropolitan District 10 Do. do. do. all Do. &St. John's-wood 100 113dland ii ss To TS LONDON BETTING.-(THIS DAY.) Two o• A limited attendance at the clubeito- day, and very little doing. Lord Lyon is not quite so firm for the Mt. St. Leger, whereas Saveraske is in strong form. The fol lowing are the quotaiiore : _ ST. LEGER. Even agst Lord Lyon (off) 4 to 1 Sovernake (t freely) 8 to 1 Rtuitio (off tloto 1) 13 to 1 Strathoonan (t) 20 to 1 Westsrick (off) 33 to 1 Knight of the Crescent (t) THE DERBY. 25 to 1 apt Julius (off) 25 W 1 Plaudit (off) 6 Do. ta Shama 100 Do. Dina. & Deft all led Kant 100 North BrithJi 1 100 Do. Edla ,Perth,Dend 100 N. kasSern—Serviek !lel Do. O. N. K. Parc. 100 De. Leeds 100 Do. York 1 100 Do. Carlisle all Do. Stock. &Darling. 10 Do. do., 1860-01 100 North London 1 7 Do. do., UM T Do. do., 1880 1100 North Staffordshire 100 N. lk S. Western June 100 'Scottish Central 100 !Scottish N. E. Aber. Stk. , 100 Soottish Itiind 100 Shropshir s Union 1 100 South Devon • -- • OVEREND, GURNEY, AND CO. (LIMITED). 2 s t (THIS DAY.) st. ---- This morning Mr. Peake, the Chief Clerk in g: Chancery, granted an order to Messrs. Lewis, of Ely-place, at. to inspect the books and papers of this company at the : instance of a large number of shareholders whom they Is. represented. 10 Hi THE LATE DR. WARDER AND HIS CHILDBEN.Iet. PROCEEDINGS IN CHANCERY.—(THIS DAY.) r t . An application wee made to Mr. Peake, the at chief clerk of Vies. Chancellor Stuart, this morning, to ft. appoint Miss Gunning guardian to the four children of the to late Dr. Warder, who committed suicide at Brighton, sad who had protented to Miss Gunning a large sum of money to for his children. Si. The Chief Clerk asked the urgency of the application. S,t: It was stated by a gentleman from the office of Messrs. Palmer, Eland, and Nettleship, that a memorial would be presented to the crown, that the property left by Dr. Warder, and which bad become forfeited by his family, &- might be restored to his children. The crown had already wi given up its claim to the sum handed over to Miss Gun- ning, and it was hoped, under the painful circumstances, is that the whole property and sums now involved in the io chancery suit would be given up. The Chief Clerk expressed his desire to render all the too assistance in his power, but on learning that three of the 9 , children were abroad, stated that the court had no juris diction until they were brought over to England. toe It appeared that one of the daughters was engaged to be Si. married. Dr. Warder died intestate, and property left Sf. could give a fortune to each. It woe said that Vice Chan- 3 t.„„ cellor Wood had appointed a guardian to the children to p abroad. too The Chief Clerk said be would mention the cue to the we judge next week. too too Adjourned. too ii; lii;iiii iistern 1 1 all raieWoklnghainokr 100 Taft va/a 11 Do. C 100 'Vale of Neath 1100 ! W Wate aterloo & Whirford & Kilkenny 6 tehall 100 Med Cornwall BILITL9II all Atlantic& st. Lawrence 100 !Born. Bar. &C. In. g6p.e. 8 Do. If Shares all I Buffalo & Like Huron all Do. Preference 100 Buff.,Brant.,&Goderkb 6 per cent, 1872-34 1106 ,Cal. &B. Eastern p. 100 Cap T 1 Dock 6P. c. g. all I Demerara,7p.e.perpref. 'lOO !Bast Bengal gu. 5 410 100 !Bart Indian gu. 5 do 'lOO 'Grand Trunk of Canada all I Do. Equip. M.B.6p.ct 1 all I Do. Ist pref. Bonds I all Do. do. deferred all I Do. and preL all De. do. deferred lell 1 Do. 3rd preL Stock—l all Do. do. deferred, all I Do. 4th pref. Stock I all Do. do. deferred' i 100 Great Indian Peninsula 18 Do. gnu b per cent.' 6 Do. New dm .... Do New :100 02 S. of India. g. sp. ct 1 100 1 De. 41 per cent I !i Do. all 02 Weetern of 18 Do. Yew all D0.6L11414.pay.1873 all D 0.5 do. do. 1877-8.1 , 1 Indian uch Limited) 100 Madras guar. 6p. cent. 100 Do. do. 41 do 'lOO 115 Do. Fifth Extension' ,100 Mein. Corp. 6 per c. Bd. I all Hein. and Bohemia Bay I all Do. 6p. ct., pay. lBBo ' all I Do. sp. ct., pay. 1896 'l4O I N.8.0f Can. flp c.letp.ll I .100 Belnde. gun 6 joer o = l .l 1100 Do. Deihl do. 6 Do. do. do. 100 Do. Punjaub do. 11/93 Do. Indite St. Flot. do SOUTH EASTERN RAILWAY.-(THIS DAY. The half-yearly ordinary general meeting of uu proprietors wee held at noon to-day, at the Bridge-houes Hotel, London-bridge; Mr. E. W. Warms, M.P. (chair. zit man of the company), presiding. The meeting w . ( ch air. thinly ft, at attended, not 50 shareholders being present. The repo., an abstract of which has already a ppeared, !.(1 was taken asread. It stated the income for the half-year WI at 658,6961. (including 290.1VA1. , the receipts for steam-boat tW traffic), as compared with 630,4341. for the oorresPolkding ro period of 1865. Out of the available balance of 111,1601. os the directors recommended a dividend at the rate of 21. 17s. 6d. per cent., leaving a balance of 1,3961. 19s. 21„ to be carried forward. The CHAIRMAN moved the adoption of the report. He St * observed that there was an increase of traffic on the half lo p year of 23,01 - 4.. and in the working expenses of 5,2661. reo The increased traffic had been earned, therefore, xpon an Bt. expenditure of 25 per cent —that was to say, that every 11. M received had given a net profit of 15s. (Cheers.) And it must be remembered that there hadbeen various Mff names at s r work to moderate the traffic, the continental war and the apprehensions and disturbance preceding it, the severe pressure in the money market, and the existence of cholera in London. Nevertheless the company, had been - able to make up in the short and excursion traffic for the diminution in the long traffic. There had been a satisfactory increase in psasengers goods, and, indeed, in every department. The increase the price of labour and materials had also operated un favourably agoinst the company. The whole of the com pensation arising from the accidents of last year had now been settled, and they had cleared off that enormous drain upon their resources. The question of the claims arising from accidents reciulred the attention of every shareholder and some joint action on the part of the railway companies. On the lit of September the Cannon-street line and station and the Dartford line of 11 miles would be opened, and reckoning the working expenses at 25 per sent., he calculated that these additioas would earn a dividend of 4) per cent. allowing for compensations and all contingencies. The whole of the reeewale and restora tions and improvements of works had been debited to revenue. A very large increase in traffic had resulted from their being able to bring pluralists to one of the beat positions in London at Charing-cross,, and they might anticipate a similar effect from the opening of the Cannon street station. As showing the value of the Cannon street station he mentioned that the South Western Com pany had proposed to pay them a minimum rental of 30,0004 for its use, bat be was glad that no arrangement of the kind bad been oome to. The two sta tions at Charing-cross and Cannon-street could not, in consequence of the enhanced value of property in their neighbourhood, be doubled ; the South Eastern Company held, therefore, a monopoly of these important pwitrons, and when their value had been practically illus trated would be the tins, to negotiate with other companies who desired access to them. They were in an infinitely better position than the Brighton Company, which had been deseribed aeons of the soundest of railway undertakings. As to the new line to Brighton, be believed that it ought to be made, and would pay when it was ; but the directors thought that the company re quired rest, and that it would not be fair or pru dent that they should enter upon the work for another year. The subject, however, would then be brought before the shareholders with a recommendation from the board as to the manner in whichthe line should be vigorously proceeded with. The directors had the most anxious desire to promote good feeling with the London and Brighton Company, and a negotiation had been en tered into which lied resulted is a draft agreement, dated the 27th of the meant month, and signed by himself and Mr. Laurie (the chairman of the Brighton Company), to the effect that neither comvny should give notice of application to parliament next amnion for any new line which would be hostile to or pre judicial to the interests of the other. (Cheers.) The motion was unanimously agreed to without any dis cussion. and the dividend was declared payable on the 6th September. The meeting was then made special, to eon/rider the heads of agreement between the South Western Company, the London and North Western Railway Company, and the North Western and Charingaross Com and also an agreement between the London and North pa Western and South Eastern Companies for an interchange of traffic between their respective systems of railways. The agreements were approved and the heather eon eluded with a cordial vote of thanks to the Chairmen. NoTak 00,000' 60 10000 50 40,000 100 100,000. 10 69,000 601 10,0001 10 I . 11,000 10 00,000 40 11. 500 ! ss 12,503: 20 10,000, 25 40,000 20 15,0001 10 10,000 100 10,400; 60 50,000. 10 60,000 50 50,0001 20 20,000 60 50,0001 40 75,50& 40 40,000 so , 30,000 251 50,000 20 93,000 100 40,000 204 40,000 25 , 160,000. 10 10,000 50 10,030 30 50,000 tO 05,000 i 10 20,000 , 23 Now 50 so,oco; 50 65,000, 50 40,000!100 so,oeo,lou k 101,600 1 so 4,000 000 1 21 io i: o,000, 20 500,000 100 11.0601 60 12,000 106 22.0001.10 4,000100 10,000 *6 90,000 IS 60,000 10 $7,640 60 72,090 60 25,000 97 10,000 100 6,000 60 60,000 100 10,000'100 11,000 1 100 10,0001 60 17,150;10" 0,000';14 000 1 10, 0,091i14 10,400 14 16,000 60, 171:01 41 0,000 50400 00,000 97,000 - - Lairs-HOUSES IN ENGLAND. --Sped*" places of refuge for the sufferers from leprosy were provided through out England by the abounding dimity of the middle ages, at which period this terrible disease appears to have reac hed in Europe its culminating point of intensity. Lazar-houses sprang up on all sides with marvellous rapidity to meet the necessities of the time. In moat of the principal towns of the kingdom there was one or more of these institutions: in Norwich there were five ; in London, six ; all of them s ppefring to have been subject to the heed of the great hospital of Berton Users as their ehiel.—fferiffeinan's Marais& COLOSILL GOVERNMENT ELCITRII No. I firma& 00•1 00,090 Baitisheolal.Op.d.,lB7l 100,600 De. 1896 .... Can. Gov. 6 p. c.,1877-64. .... Do. 6parct,FebstAug. Do. Sperct.Mar. 2,11i,808 Do. 6perellala 689,983 Do. apes' ot. Ina. 180,000 DaKotG Hoppa per. 1873 .... d 0.1190-1960 .... Do. de. 1806-10 . Do. do. 1890-91 1114, Do.6p.a.ApAtOct.l9lo 186,060 Oeylon,Nov. 186 8,0 p.ct MO,OOO Do. 1878. do.. 000,000 Do. 1871 d 0... 160,0061 Mauritius 6 per et, 187 100,0001 Do. 1871 100,0801 Do. 1281 100,000; Do. ins 66,910 1 NataL Dov. 6 per cent.. 74,000 New Bruns.Gov.6peect. ... New South Wales Gov.. 5 p, 0ent.,1871 to 1876 Do. 6 p. 6.1888 to WM D . ,000 New Zealand Spar cent. 1,000 Do. 6 per cent ,000 Nova Scotts 6p. x,1876 ,900 Queensland Gov. 6 p. ct. B.JaurtOov. 6 p. al.lBOB Do. 1978 and upwda VlaGov.43p. c. Jan. July Do. 6p. et. Ascii& oc- tOILEION OBLIGA'. I 4 all ; G. L.mhour g 5 p.c..i an i Do. all Havana and Maisano all :Lausanne and Fribourg all 'Matanzas and gabanilla I s all I Do. Second Issue— . all •North of France 3 p el all t Do ;lateCttait WM.& all l Ottomaa (nmyrna, die.) allFaris,Lyons,tlin Spot' I all Do. New sp.eL all Recife &S. F. Tern.).. all 'Royal Swedish 5 p. ct.. all :Sagas La Grande 7 p. el II Ans. etLeanNen.lip.e. .__ 'South isia.ot Fort.7p.c, SO all ;Southernof Franee3P.e., Ea 'all Ifiouth Italian, 9 per cL In !all IW.&N.W.ofFra , Sp. c. 116 T 3 Is a a a 116 116 Se Si 6 6 121 1U 121 122 92 96 581 fe 36 V as se 1244 115 86 88 18 39 122 124} 88 WI 69 60 199 130 I 2 1., Isl 11 90 96 1n Irk 11 2 lin. In 24 66 68 Zi 11 106 107 11 4 I:I pm 120 122 1 2 VD I 2 p' T 2 TS 111 114 150 1116 74 76 ♦c C. e n — ti 140 146 2 2 pm , 104 103 a a ION& ii :di. r 711 10 00 100 100 1:0! La 21 86 89 66 14 .... -. AO 54 37 30 N 26 1061 101} 1 pm lipm 1 l pm 95 100 i 91 00 , 15 8 ; 15 6441. 98 9 5 83 B 6 I 914 p l i dis l L 89 9 1 86 96 64es no In 94 96 90 le fd 99 96 97 1 Oidis 96 97 = II JOINT STOCK BANK& NI CL Bllf[J. Asr.& SI astermse o. Alltano!,l43F4laTerfooll AnToTtirniiioW Anglo Emil= (Llos.) 1 Anglo(United) Asiatic Blink Cocos+ ag A122014'54' Bankof Britisheolunil l 0 , 10 9 dial (114 16 I ;L4Oll 20 6 ,I *Pm ' 6 8 la i 1 10 414 19 I 9 Tas 10 I 4 0 an , 07 69 all 16 18 I lee 201 au 10 lot 6 2 the 16 IS 14 do 16 68 41 10 116 10 die 10 9 lOh 9. 6 47 42 Do. New. Unmet Ipm Bank of Egypt ll Bank of London Bank of (sago (Limited) 11 Rank of Queensland L.‘; V Bankof Vlctorla,inatraL V Bank of New 7waland. II Barned's Bank lLizattodi l 11 Brarlllan&Poetnitime( 11 British dCallforntankl.) - itieishi. America 2_. i all Ch a rlestalette &Co. cL ;; 5 C. Bk. India, Ans.,Ch na y at Cksrt. ger. of Inalk dm! $1 City Colonial Coin. Bank of Canada 1 al Com. Bank at hut* Ike al 'Consolidated Rank (101 I Delhi and London V East London (Limited) ' I E a stern Exchange( Liza. j I English and American .1 I English Joint Stoc k _ 141' II F.tig.ScoLd Anal. Marta. a English snddwedlah (1)I B European Bang Limited. 1 Hlndasn.ChinakJap (VI, Imperial Beak (Lintited;l 5 Imperial Ottoman ..... 1 lonian ... 1 a 17 18 36 38 15 17 $8 40 i lIP O, A 23 25 T} lidls 4 2 dis S I die 3 isk 15 12 d 4 17} 184 17} } 14 12 du 13 11 die 3 6 4 5p 6 WI. 23 16 2 I dle 1 Ofdle 111 83 80 7 6db 8 6 dls I} I dle 7 9 7m2 1 . syto 12} Do. Now Land Mort. Bk. Ind1a(1 ) 4 D0.49.c.D0b..1966,30yra all Lon MtotMextect&c.(L) 20 I London and Bradlisn 45 Do. New London& Blvarnda,'L 1 7 41 Do. Now, ha at Urn 10 Do. do. do 6 Lon. Ch. Bank of AuatrL ell London and Connty 2O London Joint Stack London & South African all Loa. 115.Mortent(Lina! 90 London & Vonosusla(L. ) 129 London & Weatagnator. 10 I Merchant Bank (Lim) . M Do. New Ilercantileititachan(L) .1 Metro. & Prov.Bank4k) S 9 6 Mid National land Boat A (Um.) of 4 50 National of Liverpool.. 10 00 N. Pro. of Bottsnd .$6 10 Do. find a I'd lnw.. 12 40 Nations! Bank 2 14 pm 64 de 6 044 41 4 9 11 14 8 Itis 6 0 0 16 18 8 6dh 11 9 At+ 9 7db II IAL 1 Spm $ 6pm Z 30! 670 65 0 104 pr, • idis Per " 45 0 dV 041 4 I es' 4 77 0 86 80 10 0 414 5414 67 0 8 6 66 64 Now South Waist New Zealand (Limited) North Waters Oriental Bank Corpora Otitatt.Com.B.Liate o .C Do. do. lateN.l Do. al do. Indeff.C. Previn.BoniMlX74 l 4 rate M Pro ad . Puni.,4Dellii(i4 Do. t u.d at 2pm Smith Anstralla Stand. of B. & Africa Do. do. ms. at f pm. Delon of Australia Deka of Ireland (Um ) Unica M Loudon • 84. Neat sad ll Waal ift Apo ` I 0 lid 110 1 • 10 Gonad— 1 • et leaden MK icuilLticie $7 00 i 001 100 Mo. Deb. at. 4 p. cast • 84 ,80athemptes SI. 'Surrey Camaisedal - . ee ea w 101 ii:iiii \iiii i 1i i 17,100 1;100 1 110,000 17,0411, 1 KM II *OOO %Oaken 11, 1 ftlk 11 fit. IA& is sr V MONEY if .ARKET.-(THIS DA F.) FRESH REDUCTION IN THE BANK RATE OF DISCOUNT. The Bank of England rate of discount has been reduced to-day from 7 per cent., at which it was fixed last Thursday, to 6, making a total reaction of 4 per cent. in a fortnight. The official return, to be issued this evening, will, it is under stood, show a large increase in the coin and bul lion and the reserve, and an important decrease in the other securities. The applications for discount continue very mo derate, although the chief establishments are willing to take bills at 5 to 4 per cent., or ir to 1 below the reduced charge at the Bank. The supply of money is very large, but the payment of the half-yearly railway divi dends will absorb a considerable total within the next few days. The discount establishments have lowered their terms for money at call from 5 to 41 per cent., and atseven andfourteendays' notice from ti to 5. The joint stock banks now allow 4 per cent. for money on deposit, instead of 5, with the exception that the London and Westminster give only 31 for sums below 500/. The English funds opened this morning at an improvement of 1 per cent., but have since relapsed to the last prices of yesterday, upon speculative realisations to secure profits. British railway sticks, however, are still in strong de mand, and exhibit a further important rise. Metropolitan and Great Eastern are in pro minent request. Foreign bonds are also firmer, with the exception of Turkish of 1862, which have given way. Banking, financial, and miscellaneous shares are steady. American securities have ad vanced. Consols are now quoted 891 to 1 for money and 891 to i for the 6th of September. The price for the new account (Oct.) is 891 to 1. Spanish Passive, the Committee's Certificates, and Greek arc in demand, and show a fresh advance of } per cent. Turkish of 1865 have also risen = 11,865 and, 2Bsrazii to 1; Gl:kis, 113 ibetter.toillhirl4; Spanish Passive, sßondsmive, 4ii _ of 2 to 18621,; ditto Certificates, ifiheaavtese ,decllsiiiiedto 11: ;peirtsoleiannt., s 6 ai. : Turkish of 1862 are quoted 47 to 49; ditto of il ..,1 - - -. of 1861, 541 to 55 ; Brazilian scrip, li to 1 .11,7, joi 6 7. dig. ; and Mexican, 151 to 16. M 4 2 - United States 5-20 Bonds have improved 1 per 6 i 4 Illsm - t i ib par - cent., and Erie and Illinois Central Railway shares tdie. - 1 lo 2 MaB - I! to I. The present quotations are as follows :- 1 --, ; , - 5-20 Bonds, 724 to I ; Erie Railway, 451 to 1; and 4ci Illinois Central, 79 to it.. A z = Anglo-American Telegraph and Atlantic Tele we 109 - graph shares are steady, at liti to 11 and 3i to 1, 05 108 6 4 -.- -• respectively. 2 10 di 9 -... die International Financial shares are quoted li to 717 dB - 11 dis. ; London Financial, 131 to 13 die. ; 1 24dis - d - General Credit, 2to 11 dia. ; Credit Foncier, i 10 so - 31 to 31 (LB. ; and National Discount, 91 to 1 186 - 4 - prem. - t - About 141,0001. in bar gold and 23,000 sovereigns }ism - were sent into the Bank yesterday, making a total fpm - of 857,000/. for the week, while 102,000!. has been sus - Idj. - withdrawn for exportation. - The exact amount of specie shipped for New „, 'Z' York by the Hermann, which left Southampton - yesterday, was 62,0001. Ist 1 - With reference to the Venezuelan Six per Cent. lei dis Loan of 1804, the General Credit and Finance - Company of London (Limited) are in receipt of si- advices from their agents, Messrs. H. L. Dodson - and Co., dated La Guaira, August 9, of duties col - lected and remitted on account of the above loan _ - as follows :-Per statement No. 69, from Cuidad - Bolivar, 427.24 dole. ; 60, 495.20 ; 61, 514.74 ; : 62, 317.50 • total, 1,754.68 dots. At the date of - collection Of the above the recent decree of the • government had not reached Ciudad Bolivar. The following, with reference to the debt of New Granada, was posted yesterday in the Stock Exchange :-" Mesas. Baring Brothers and Co. have received by this mail, on account of New Gra nada dividends, the following remittance. From C. H. Santa Marta, 4,9501. ; Cartagena, 435/. ; Sabanilla,l76l. 75.; total, 5,561/. 7s. ' The mail from Guayaquil has brought a remit tance of 3651. 18s. Bd. on account of the dividends on the debt of Ecuador. The final instalment of 12 per cent., making 92 r cent. paid, falls due on Saturday next on the F4vptian Railways Loan for 3,000,000/. sterling, in troduced in January last by Messrs. Fruhling and Goschen. It appears that telegraphic advices have been re ceived by the London branch of the National Bank of India, stating that the directors at the head office in Calcutta had declared a dividend at the rate of 6 per cent. per annum for the previous six months, carrying over to the reserve fund 60,000 rupees (6,0001.), after providing for all contingencies. This result of the half-year's working will be satisfactory to the shareholders of the late Scinde, Punjaub, and Delhi Bank, now amalgamated with the National Bank of India. The meeting of the Southampton Dock Company was held yesterday, when a dividend was declared at the rate of 5 per cent. per annum for the half year, leaving 2,247!. to be carried forward. At the meeting, yesterday, of the Dagenham Thames Dock Company, the report was adopted. It referred to the delay in carrying out the works, but mentioned that the confidence of the directors in the success of the undertaking had been in no degree lessened. At s meeting of the shareholders in the Contract Corporation, which is now being wound up, held yesterday, it was resolved to form a committee to protect their interests, and a subscription of ss. per share was opened to defray expenses. At an adjourned meeting of the creditors of Pile, Spence, and Co. (Limited), whose failure was recently announced, held at Darlington, on Tuesday, it was stated that the oonunittee of creditors and shareholders appointed at the last meeting, were unable to produce• report respecting the fiancial position of the concern, owing to the enormous extent of the business and the number of details. Arrangements had been made for completing most of the contracts, since it was necessary that all of them should be finished, so that the creditors ---• might be paid, and a dividend obtained for the PROVINCIAL SHARE HAREEM shareholders. uvzspoot.. armor 29 - to-day : Great Hadern, new The subjoined report respecting the market for account. zci 9 slit; i9i !salsaiti9 rat Western, new se- American securities is extracted from the circular count. 59f 9-Lancsahire and Yorkshire, 124 34 ; new seccumt, .... 1241 4.11 51 I lit! -London and North Western. 1211: new of mews. Satterthwaite and Co : account. 1211 44411 II 4 I 4 4-Manchester, Sheffield, sad lAn- We have again to report a very large mount of business I colnalitre, 59t : new account, ffil, t f -Metropolitan, 1254 ; new a1g0t15hnt,..130,...1 eczond..-t.lls4idlan4_Bod, new t Ezoemunt,..l ..4 ectdura.-Noeorthi i swain the day London tis,sgarkaeutoutortionAmi. Thecanreseimurivetiebsee, n_anset:dmeat 470 Of -PanukMo, fa - Buffalo and Lake Huron, 4 6-16 : new sales of United States 5.20 Bonds by holders wbo bo . to realise profits, but I account. 4:-Erie. new account 46-United States 5-20 Donal. Ist considerably lowor prices, 721 new account. Elf 13 21 3-Great Luxembourg= has been more than oompensated by the generally 14 7-164 : new account, ISt 1 11-10 1 is-is-cistern B,lrmkiteriLimAttedd.LN2stl to6-asll6 4Bank-liercsbot lAtierpoe 112,Ltionchangsted;, iii-Fe." I incresimr•--iedrrt-1:70t. thad;eiinetdhwEePet*tminecewele;Eheeliallai7fettvesat:queanrbottettauth Albion Marine ;Limited', 1 15-16 d. British and Foreign nuthis the 'Llnliteci,, 5-16 p -Empire Marine linstted,, it d.-Queen ln- Illinois sad Erie shares. but Ituttrithstawl-- sunusee, new account, 1-10 d. -Royal Inurance, new INCOUnto former have advanced 2 dela, being last quoted 79 to , it es all p.-Cnlnn Marine Limited', 11 Ix-African Merchants. while the latter, in face of the non payment of dividend, la.-Atlantic Telegraph, 50-limepool lachengs. 27=ational I have maintained their price well. Atlantic and Groat "'am 'Limited • 141: new .cc' tat 1" `L-Faciac ' Dew I Western mouritisa continue to attract attention, the shares, sc p. -West India and Pacific Steam, 44 d. ukscurrrsx, Arors-r 29.-A rather large businees was done, ,i Debenture' betel taken " 62' "d the (444. lidated Banes it an improvement In prices, but with some floetaation . at 47. Alliance Batik Limited;, 5 6-16 d.-Atlantle Telegraph 1 The preparations for the settlement to-morrow 8 per cent., nest account. 65-Consolidated Bank, New ) venal account. 1451.-ttli t_or...bw Ysl: Caudenimpany, tst,Linoltedi . mx,!,141.0„.4.6.-Ertest,', mended thecerreyesterdsign railway and abate trnkgetathwe emsreterwoorn -71 L 11111144 ime 10t i_Gi-Oln•tres, NLltiorimmerabourg,Ao.l4t ;.....next iota ec c 7: 3. -Grand Trunk of Canada, 11l ; next account 214 1 t tinuation, or for carrying over purchases to the change in the money market the rates of " oon- Western of Canada. lel ; next account, 141 13-10 11-11-Greehn• ' next account, have not materally varied from the next account. Ifi=reat Western, 684; nex4rmanLatt, 574 8 ill last occasion. It may therefore be inferred that a t'Vklilree• Iss ; neriPowl"entntt4e 4_llol i 1-1 i 1-D1660 149 w number of the recent purchases, especially in the C‘rdt66". 11-16 Wililudn aad N61%6 64". Dad eeeeeet' railim market, have been speculative. 'Me sub -122) I 1 1-Manc ter, Sh efield and Uneolnatire.oest account, timed Y. . - tertakloielGr accDTuta, 11461".1 SO rzeti-Miaaddlandage°, neUIint'ILCCWWI96I-31t,e4"9°-123- irs-...*wlidesters the terms generally tecurreni twat.: hada British, next account, 67 8 4 1-South Eastern neat so- drat Wasters to 9 -11 : nit "p. • tett aceounuanland4lpM.-enenited9itateaw Irmarane.6-B/ YearglibliMdllanda.). Local ifil : next' amount. 721 8-I'siou Back, 3 p.-Tern Am par too i.. orsts, next account, 26 7-14-lesalcm. Clintitsw 104 Do"; 1104- Gloat Northam i II 99 04 1101 IS 116 06 97 77 711/ TO 79 IN 101 108 106 101 144 101. 1011 10 110 142 104 106 107 - &I 101 100 102 102 Ha 106 101 100 N se sa 00 94 i - Y 1 911 K •6 911 99 TT T 9 97 91 08 100 to 100 100 100 78 atilt 104 ISO 106 106 • TlOl4/1. 17 t 18 29 88 89 96 90 Oompirriii: 87 90 111 lie 16 IN 106 -- 11i 121 9! Di I} I 111 11 1. sil la 111 5 6 11l 11} Metropolitan South Western Sheffield North Eastern—Berwick North Esatern—York North British Great Eastern Grand Trunk of Canada Groat Western of Canada Erie I to io amt. to to to 3-1 t 5-1 „ even 1-16 to 3-16 ls. Od. to LAM. „ 3d. to 9d. „ is Od. to ls. 6d. „ 9d. to 1.16 • to 7 10 per ;62,. 1.11 t t : -. 4d. to r. 6d. to ls.6d. „ 96. to 1-16 „ • 9d. to 1-16 „ 1.91 to " 1-A Bto 12 per emit 8 to 12 „ 8 to 12 1-16 to 3-16 oas. 9d. to 1.16 „ Minois Central, paid up Luxembourg Lombardo-Venetian Alliance Bank Anglo-American TeL ..... Atlantic Tel. 8 per cent. . Credit Foncier General Credit ...... ... International Financial Italian 5 per Cont. Greek Mexican Spanish Passive Ditto Certificates Turkish 1865 Loan United States 5-20 Bond, WIDNISDAT Consols, which dosed yesterday at 894 to - for the 6th of September, opened this morning sitr 891 to 4, and left off at 891 to 4. For goober the last price was 894 to 1. The °Bleak business report is as follows :—Thres per Coat, Console, for money, 894, , ; ditto, for ae• count, MI, 4, k ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 884, j, ; New Three per Cents., Mt 4,4, ; ditto, Two-and-a- Hall per Cents., 1894, n t ; India stock, 210, 12 ; ditto, Five per Cent. Stock, 104 di..to Four per Cent., 1044 ; ditto Bonds, lbs., Ma. prem. The Indian Five per Cent. Stock was 1 per cent. lower, at 1O to 1. The March Exchequer Bills closed at ss. dia to par, and the June at 2s. die. to 3s. prem. There was lees demand for foreign stocks, but the tendency of prices on the whole was favour able. Spanish Paaaive, Brazilian of 1883, and 3loorialiP.onda were in demand, and experienced a rise of 1 per oent. ; New Granadian Two per Cents. and Brazilian of 1865 also imp roved ; ditto Scrip, Greek, and Portuguese, ; and Spanish Certificates, ;. On the other Egyptian (second issue) and Venezuelan of 1864 declined 1 per cent. ; Italian of 1881, Turkish of 1858 and 1862, and Mexican of 1864, ; and Turkish at 1865, I. MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Oxs o'CLoaz. The announcement of a rise yesterday of 31. per ton in the price of English tin, and the reduction to-day in the Bank rate of discount have imparted additional tinnnesstothe mining market, and prices have advanced in many cases. Shaminthefollowing mines are in chief request, at the quotations given : —Tincroft, 11 to 4 ; East Lovell, to 9 ; Clifford Amalgamated, 101 . to 11 ; North rby, 2a to ; West Chiverton, 60 to 62} ; East Caradon, 62 to 7 ; Great Vor, 23 to 24 ; East Condon, 2 to ; and Great P.otallack, 15s. to 20s. The Frontiuo and Bolivia Mining Company have received a remittance of only 3601. in gold by the West India packet. IIISCELLANEOUS. M I Cl. prices. I Nam - So. 111 • 0,000 10 Anglo•AmericanTel. 1.. i all 10,000 10 Angio-Megican Mint I all /0,000 St. Atlantic Tel. 8 p.M. ,L) 100 ' 30,000 26 Australian Agnelli... - 1 201 10,000 26 Australian M.L.&1 1 t.(1 1 6 19,000 10 BaugparahTeaßstateaL 4 0,000 1 10 Berlin Waterworks (L. 1 an 26,900 100 Bolckow Vaughan (L) I 173 90,0001 6 Bombay Gas (Limited)' an 10,000. 6 De Bed issue I 10,000. 6 Do New 7 6,060 60 British American Landl 4 44,730 . St. B. &I. Mag. Tel (L.) ,l( 8,915' 3 2 4 Canada Company I 1 60,000, 10 anadianLoan& Inv .1-!: 25,000 •20 ylon Company 1 1 12,000 20 Ditto Amhara, I .. 17,000, 20 ;ChinaSt.Ship&L.C.oalL. l l' 30,000. 10 City Discount, Limited.' : 30,000' 26 ICityolLondonß. Pro.; L. 1 16,0411 30 1 1.114 of Milan liapro.iL. 1 11 4,959! 36 Ise. 36,0001 25 City of Moscow Gas (L' 10,000. 60 !City Office* (Lisa.) . 1 . 30,000. 50 'Colonial .lanntod) .1 li 60,0001 60 Commercial Uoi n!lna.y 1 60,000, 10 ;Com. of AfricanNier.kl. 1 20,000: 50 'Consolidated Dis. (L. 1.. T. 17,500' 20 !Continental to.Clas ;L.l, It 10,000;100 'Contract Corporation,L) l 11 12,000 iC 26 Cop.ll.llng.,Prel.7o p.c.l al 200,000 10 . Kuno. of kagland ,I.;1 1 10,000 60 1 1)0.01 Mauritius (1.)..1 11 se-29261j St. Crystal Palace .. . ..... 101 300,8201 St. 1 Do. Preference '10( 1277,0 00 ; St. Do. Op. et. Perp. Deb.'lol 7,5001 20 'Darjeeling (Limited) 11 10,006 ,100 .Diacoanteorporationi l 2 21 13,0001 10 ,Easteru Assam Tea k , 1 W,OOO , 50 E. ludiaLand,C.& Yin(l. l 11 60,0001 20 E. India Wig. & Canal 11 80,000 1 50 Ebbw Vale 113,8131 10 .E g yptianCora.&Trti.(L `, I 1879,271' St. &utile Telegraph 70,900 3 iEng.tAits.Cupper (LI, 1 20,000 60 Eng. and Foreign Credit 1 10,1300 190 ,Eng.& ScottisliMarin.iL 1 26,0001 10 'FairbairnEngineming 310,000 20 Yore-st (Warehouse (L ) 11 10,000 50 Gellivara (Limited) 260,000 90 'o.Creditailrin et Lon.(1) I 10,000 16 Gen. Steam Navigation 14 WOOD 60 , ,Home &Colonial As.(L ) 1 5,040 10 Honggong A: China Gas al 100,000 20 liudson's Bay al 20,0001 50 Humber Iron Works (L! B 90,000. 20 lin.LandCo.Marseilles L 1 100,000 60 .Imys.& lier.Cdt.Ass.l : 1 60,000 9 !Indian Carrying (Lira ) 60,000 60 InternationalCoutract . 1 150,0001 20 ;Internat. Fiusn.Soc.(L A 900,010 , 20 Ilnternat.Land Credit(L) 90,000 60 'ltalian land 60,000 1 91 'ltalian brig. ',t'an.Cay 1 al 1,000000 .100 I Do. 6p. e. 1141 s. r. 1870, al 20,000: 60 Land Sectulties(Lim. 1 I 4,000. 15 lond.African Trading lO 20,000' 25 :Lon. & Caledon. M. J ) I 60,000 10 Loa.CouutyLand&B.iL) 1 12,000 , 6 'Loud. DistrietTeleg.(L. . al 40,000 1 50 'Loud. Man. Apo. SL) 21 148,52.50001 50 4 Loud. G. Omnibus Ci ‘ L.) al 6, Loud.&Glarg.kag.Co.lL 91 10,000. 50 Loud.. Italian, Ac. Stns. 11 6,010 1 60 ;Lond.ll , :r. Discount (L.) 11 64,500 2O Lund. Provincial Miu - lne 1 90,000 20 1 Madras Irriga.&Caual.. 1( 20 1 Do. .... 10,000 25 !Marine Investment (L ) ( 12,5001 20 Mauritius Land, &e. (L , 1 12,000 10 i lledit. Paten Tel. kI- ) al il 30,000 , 50 .3terchaut Shipping ~ L. J. 11 40,000. 20 ,Millwall P.141.A - Dock(L) 1: 40,000 50 'Milhvall IronWorics. 22,600. 10 Natal Land &Cote. 1 . 1 ( 190,0001 25 :National DU. Com. (L I 40,000 25 :00.Newass.5pAtobepd 1 20,000 1 25 !National Prov.Marine,L, 1 10,000 100 INati.malSteiun N ay.( L. )1 SI 6,000 1 20 IN er buddaCoal&lron(L)i I 0.000 90 Do. New 20,000 24 .N.Kealand LAM Ag :L.l 1 20,000 25 'N.Zoaland T.& Lean • L.'.l I 18,000' 10 4k:oath/au AssamTea;l4 I 15,000 10 1 11a0. B I I ,(187,176, St. N.Brls. Australasian (L ) 101 40,000 , 60 N.BritAllercan. In.l 1 1 18,0001 10 INongong Tea :Limited p I 10,0001 26 .oenan Marine i Inane*. )1 I 10,0001 50 ,OrientalYiniusrial.Lim.)l 11 20,0001 6 / Oriental Gu ,Limited) al 20,0001 b . Do. New 40,000 10 Grient.lnland Steam'L ) a 25,0001 10 .otatto & Stbland Invest. 12500; 20 SA tomanComptay(L ) 10,000. 60 OttommillnaiataLL I I 10,0001 6 eattonuin Gies J. 561166,1 a 100,000! 50 Overcuid,Gurney,Co4, l 1 62,6001 10 Panama Y . M. s icam(L.)l I 10,914 1 5 Do do. ii ' 4600,000 St. • PeelYtiv.lLandit Min.( I , 11 20,000. 50 Peninsular& o.Bteare 1 20,0001 60 1 Do. do. New 1 17,000. 10 Quebrada L., R., 11. l Ll' 10,0001 50 Ithymney Ina 10. 000 ! 15 Do. New 16,660; 25 Biol . . City Improv. (L. ).., . _ 17,331' 16 ' Do. do 119 1 5 I di. 10,0001 90 Rio Janeiro Gu (Lim ), all 2 2 peal 16,000.100 .Royal Mail Maus 1 00 1 109 112 4300,0001 St. Scot. Austra. Invest. (L llOO 1 117 122 40,0001 50 ; Smith, linight.&Co.(L.., 18 I 21 18 90,0001 20 Soc.Yinan. d'Egypte ~L) ' so s 0 moos Iso 'S. Atrican SI. & In. (L ).. 6 6 4 10,100 25 VonthAustranan Land.. all Pt $4 //210,0501/14. Sub p an marine Telegraph .. 100 66 66 .... 1 Do Scri . i Tel.Construr-&Main(L all 17.609 .. - - '''' i Do. Do. l6 n l ids, 100,000 i 20 Thamealtllerauln,L) I tii 411,1n1 7,500 20 Trinidad Petroleum (I.'. 7 6 2 din 87,500 10 Trust&Agency of Ana.' I 1 1 60,000 90 T. & L Co. o. of U. s' sad 6 is 100,000 60 Un.Marine of Liver. (L.) 5 30,000, 6 United K. Tees. Co. (L) all a 8 {0,000 : 20 Univers. Marine Ins.(L) 11 n 2 16,000 lO u PP& Assam Tea iLlm.) 71 6 4 di* 26,0001 10 Do. 10,000 '36 Van DielllelVll Land IL) 001 0 10 11993001,100 lieeroyalsgypt(lfer.s IOI - - p d p Y l 20,0001 60 Warrant Finance Lim ): 10 9 7 50.090 Ise iViesttodla&PaciliCSS.',L IS II 6 alli 105 11 16 17 60 OS 824 17 19 - 1 - 4 3 • -- 11 119 - j 1 3 pis - I . - 1 I - 4 20 23 - 0 77 82 - di 77 so it 1 1 • - 10 I 1 Ms pat - 2; 1 ella Par - 1 1 I 6 11 1 - - 6 2y 19 - 10 2 6d4 - 41 - -••- .79 7 5 - L2l , 104 • • - 10 4 2 • - 6 1 A . limo 1 tub tax tn. lu 8 9119 - 10 1 284 - 11 - 3 if; ' : L a o i tt t . l! 4 44 - 30 I 371 03 - 10 ' IORS 100 - DO 1 105 108 -- 1 5 1 3 I 1: 1 4 0 di * 0-- 491 7 5 -.• LO ' 9 7Ws - 15 ! 39 29dls - 109 10 Z 3 ' d -- 9 1 5 444 -- 10! 120 136 It 4 __ ' __ S . 2 -- 5 9411 411 15 - l 0 9 11 918 - 10 - -d4 - 6 2 WU' -- 14 16 28 - stl 2 11 114 pax . -- ill 16 119 - SD 23 30 4 - 10 29 6 4 10 1 1 lll • 104 1; - - - to 6 19 1 at 6 39 - 6 19 1 • - all 4 6 - al! 45 IA - 14 2 - l 0 7 6di - 6 8 2' - 2 - all 1 1 - ES 14 13 - al si iu si 1 10 , lb 13 dla - 174: SO 18 alai -- 10 11 9dlal -.... 2 par 171 _ 1 2 1: 111 . - ay 3 2 - 1 I it Z 413 .-- 15 19 7 - 15 12 10 dls - 74 10 8 dls - 6 1 flt 2 4: 1 ;--- a I 3 1 pm l .9 - 10 6 1 16 14 411 4 I - -414 - 2 I 24 1 - 9 I 0 6&a - )0 f . 10 60 - O 17 18 - 31 49 1 9 410 - 6 16 18 5 01 - 11 10 8 - al b 64 1 ;dig all 1 2 - 21 141 s - 2 - SO 16 12 - all 2 4 - 15 26 20 &a 21 all 69 7{ all 2 4 oo 35 40 • all ea ea osi 40 2 11 pall al 1 2 all 24 21 all 7 8 all 20 22 COMMERCIAL AND MARKET& uvEnrooL COTTON MARKET. (TELLS DAY.) (BT ZLICTEIC AND INTERNATIONAL TELLGRAPIL) (F•coM oult oWIE CORRESPONDENT.) The marker uuchau,setl. Sales probably 10,000 bales. IIINCING-LANE.-(I'HIS DAY.) SUGAR. —The ni Irket continues quiet, the sales being confined to small parcels of British West India. at 30a. to being the previous value. Refined also remains quint. Corrgt.—The market is steady at the previous value plantation Ceylon sold—Fine fine ordinary to low mid dling, 755. to 7 . . n. ; :aid fling to good middling, 80s. to 855.; peaberry, Ms. to 84W. tid. ; native leykm, good and flea ordinary, Ws. to hue. ; bold, 71s. ; Neilgberry, 78s. to Kis. PCOA continu!+ ti realise firm prices. Trinidad, low tw . good 73e. to tkis. ; good to superior, 90e. to TEA.—The Assam sales see progressing at tan opening rates. bra:Ea.—There is a good general demand, at firm prior, Pepper sold—Pen.in; at 311. to 30d. ; !Singapore, :lid. t. 41d. ; white !Sioespore, bid. to 61d. Pimento, 20. to 2'd. Cloves—Pen mg. is. Id. Ginger—Janiaioa, 60s. to 745. ; Cochin, did.. to Sus. ; African, 40.. Natmap, 2s. 4i. to 2s. Sid. RAIKINS. —Valencia continua to cell steadily, at Ur opening rates. Rug.—The sales include Jamaica as firm prima : Dente rara at ls. 7d.: lierbice, ls. 6d. ; Leeman's, le. 4/d.; and Mauritius at la. 41. 3ALTrCTRE.-3 6 0 hap sold at Ws. for refraction si. COCHINZAI .—There is sn demand. Honduras silver sold at ld. advanoe, and Tenerife black at id. Pettis. advance. Honduras silver, low to Ilia, 2s. lid. to 3s. 9d. ; Tenerife 3s. 34. to 3a. 4d.; black, :Is. 4d. to 3a. 64. ClorroN.—The market is still very quiet. JUTE i 3 ring ~ t sale and Os. loam—common to fins. 141. 10.. to 2.g. TALLOW MARKET.--(THIS DAY.) The market it tteady, at the annexed quotations:— Petendourg on the spot, old, 455. • ditto NOW, 45.. 9d. to • 4:•ptember. 45e. 6d. to 455. 9d. ; Oc tober to December, 455. 9d. to 465. ; December, 46. 9d. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) We have a very short supply of beaks, and mepecially et choice qualities. Trade as brisk, and on the averse prices are bs•tts...7. T!so number of sheep is about the same as on Thursday last ; the demand bas considerably increased and consequently prices are better. Good calves are ales dearer. Our foreign supply consists of 610 beasts, 3,030 sheep, 150 calves, and 1410 pigs. Per stone of ; lbs. ad.a d. Per stone of teha tda 1. Best Scots, 11er,141. 50 6 8 Beet Dna& II f•bdaffh 4 0 0 I Best Bbort- horns .64 5 6 Best Long-nook—. 6 b rn• Second quaL beasts 3 8 4 4 Do. do. Shorn.... 0 0 CAWS Pigs best Dm& 6 0 6 4 Lambs Beasts at mar:LA, ; sheep and lambs, 6,830; enfen, P5O; Pigs, tOO. SMTFHFIELD RAY MAILKET.-(TME DAY.) Idr. Charles James Easton reports trade at lad day's prices. Prime old clover, from 1105 to 1205 ; inferior ditto, from We. to Ws. ; prime old to 90a. bay. from 95a. to luos. ; inferior ditto, from 86s. ; prime new clover, from 90s. to 1005. ; ttlfmtor. 001 . to sos. me new hay, from 755. to ; inferior ditto, fro t m 404. to 6.'is. ; straw, from 36 5. to 45a. THE BOARD OF TRADE RETURNS. (THIS DAY.) This morning were issued the Board of Trade returns fur July. The total declared value of the British and Irish produce and manufactures shipped from the United Kingdom during the month was as follows July, 1664 Z14,394,364 14,113,410 160 30 ... ........ ....... 14,957,04 It appears from these returns that the exports in July were more by 844,4241. than in July, 1865, and more by' 563,4701. than in the corresponding month of 1864. For the first seven months of the year the total ea - porta hays been as follows : Seven m ouths, 1864 892,441,960 11 1.9 1866 107,81.5,644 ABRCONTMVI 07 TEE ACITTAII7 07 TEL LITRE- Pont, SAVECGi Bar:K.—The Momper)? Mercury of this day states that Mr. George Haddock, actuary of the Bold-street Savings Bank, has left the country on aceoont of pecuniary embarrassments, bat it adds that his liabilities to the bank are very small, sad are covered half a dozen times over by his gnarantee. TSB LACUSTETNE L.unts.—ltdoes flnot = that the wome n and girls, who lived in d the pe-b • were leas solizitous about their personal appearance than the ladies of historical times. A proftudon of personal or -1 naments have been found in the earliest period, consisting 1 of times perforated stones, of pendants of serpentine and petrifaction', such as ammonites, limbs of ecminites, also corals of stag-born, and parti-ooloured stones, and later of varieties of agate and gla dux ; necklaces of \ boars' and bears' teeth, lackuornbs o yew wood. In the bronze time such ornaments naturally became more ela borate. One of the most remarkable objects found was a hairpin with a large knob, several of which were stack round the heal so as to form a sort of crown. Some of the ornaments probably served as amulets also.—Grac mars's Muga:ine. 1 ii-0 I lie 1100 - 113 21 - 98 3, 100 101 i 1001 4- 1 ist Lect . or a d ;-; oiTai rol noit e k , 7A I ;tell a