The Express. — London, England, 1867-07-06 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, JULY 6, 1867. LAIV INTELLIGENCE. I CRI(RF.T.—(2IIIS DAY.) --w— -(THIS D.‘Y.) I THE ()VAL seitHEY e. 0XE.)61) 1:N1%E11507V. COURT OF PROB.\ TE AND DIVORCE. Playing ii. this match was resumed this morning at Kennington I ival. Last night Surrey were all out at a (14• fore tie Judge ()Milian.) quarter-past seven, for 2/6 runs, which left the Cniversity C 11.5 1. 5151 r. Thrt Ml',. 11a; to got to win. At 12.45, when our deapatch was sent In this case the jury found for the defendant , and of(, the score stood as under fa, c .urt. p First ronomiccd for the will, condemning the NUE It EY. rst Innings. Second Innings. p;..mtilfs in the costs. dupl., nut out %I' N.% 51.514% ~ n'N 01.5115 .511. u1:7c.51.E. Ilounalrey. 1. Keuney •.;;djvant Tinil il Atkins el and Mr. Kemp for the "steplieas••ii.i• hartholoniew liKetnie) 0 c Maitland h Miles r. I ,.lltioners ; 1/r. Spiniss, I ‘ l,l '., .ind Mr. Bush Cooper for I' 705111 l• s' ‘ l,, lh' - ‘is I. Krtiiir ... . Ai run out Morth;cli. c keno)* I, Mile. ...... 6 rot out tee respsindclit : Mr. Nlui Mir for the eu-reapondents, e'sdi, ii sides l'he pctiti, , to-r, in Is:i7.is heti lie married the respondent, .1, %1 . Noble, 1 , ...t, c Kenney b wis the louprirtor of tar Pas Akin liardens. at North Thies 51 oolw kb, a nd th e r,•,poioloot was a singer in his troupe. I /tokens. e NI:lid:MI. L• homey .... IcA 1. Maitland In I NII-I lie bri Abe a hone dialer, :nod of late he hail been ' , oven, b Mile. supported by hi. family. The respondent in the meantime I '!'"tl."1'"'• Ii ~ ii Keni l r7 • 1.. e. ii had liven tray,;lung.. l . , at with the manager of an operatic - Miller • 1 . 11.4 out 1. ~, iik 1 comieiny. who, 11.1. M. V.:1,1 Metcalf, but who styled himself _. in his bill. I; .. s . utlial, the respondent's name having also Total been triii.formeil into Marian Taylor. It was alleged OXFORD. that adultery had been committed at Cardiff, at Wake- Find Ironing, Second Innings held. and urines other places. The respondents denied E. W. Tritton, Esq.. 1, Southerton 4 nut out the ellar, , viol the wife accused Ler Luaband of adultery 't. ruse, I:so., e Maley I. Son therton /4 net out .1 J. Frederick, I:aii ,I, Griffith .... 1 ..nil c111•Ity. I C E. Boyle. Leo . v Roberta 1, South. The cise on helrilf of the husband consisted chiefly of erton taideorr givvit by other members of the compuny, from Is. F. Maitland, Bwi , c rooky which it ...s conten.le,l that the respondents had been on I. Sewell Ult., of undue familiarity. K. Ingliy, Bs; , I, Miller 33 in. Spit.)., fur Mr.. M*Natilara, maintained on the other K. M. Kenney, E. 1., I. Newell 0 halo] that the evidence was wholly insuilicienct to convict K. Matthews. Est .1, noutherton 4 og. h., of crime, and that aim was, in fact, an injured wife, A. Barthlomew, . "Ba 11,w li ;4/mot- . 64 zairist whom .11 unjust Ruh had been got Up. The lelllllell G. T. Kei.i, K..i.. not out ..... . ~..actora6u announced that be Lad substantial defence as is F. Miles, I dial , li southerton.. to the issue b 4, I.t. 3 7 (The case was proceeding when our report left. J Total COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Before Mr. Commissioner Holroyd.) WEATHER REPORT.—(THIS DAY.) IN ISE .I.IIIN !ILL.:Cit. The bankrupt wan a watch and clock maker, of Char- SAYunDAy, JULY 6, 8 ILL lotte•street. caledoniaioroaiL He applied to be .I i ei- Ilarged from debts of 2sr.ff. and giviLg up no assets ; F. I Extreme. 1 , 'sea, doubtful debts returned at :ilif. R. T. W. ,Wo ...---.---, W. R.. tto lii answer to Mr. Sykes, who appeared for the official — _ 1 ' . 121 i F. D. -- 1 --.....—....--.. —.- ,9. assignee, the bankrupt said that he had formerly been in N iure 130.03:.31 W. N.W, i 2 ; 6 N.W. I e. the straw trade at Luton. He afterwards took a watch Aberdeen 23.97 50 N.W. '3 I 5 N.W. eb awl clock making business, for which he paid 7.1., but it Leith 13007 55' W, 14 ' 6 W. , h 3 proved quite a failure. Trade hail been very bad, and Le Ardnisaim P 3O 15 541 N.W. !3 j 5 N.W. I c• 3 , I .e l e neva some di ff icult y in collecting the amotun N.W. s due Greencastle 30.107,51 ll4 W. r— ' 1 Valentin.— 90 It 57 N.W. 1 2 N.W. . or .0.03 1 front hi , customers. Cape Blear —64 6. 1 X, 3 4 B.W. . b .0.2.5 3 Upon tlo• application of a creditor named Pizer, a Liverpool— 30.9)61 W.N.W. 1 I I W c —I I IP ir,lkr at Harkney, Volyhead 30.11150 N.W. i 1 3 W. ' c —, 1 II i• lionour directed an adjournment for the bankrupt Petmance„ 30.96 60 3. 9 . W. , 2 4 W.N.W. er —I 2 to f iiiiii•li a izoisl. account for six mouths prior to the date ' , rest of in , bankruptcy. [orient. 3O 24 61 N.W 1 1 4 W. 'co— ' 2 Rochefort.— 50.% 03 N.W. . 3 3 N.W. om i— - 3 Plymouth .. Weymouth.. 30!6 63 W. 3 4 N.W, be' 2 muds Dot I !IV rsrl TT lITQ Portsmouth.. 110.2360 W. . 3 6 N.W. cl . 2 N atm 130.03 131 W.N.W. 12 6 Aberdeen 1t1 . 57 53' N.W. 315 Leith 90.07 511' W. 14 ' 6 Ardnilaim '3o 15 541 N.W. 3 Greencastle 30.19 :151 N.W. 1I 4 Videntia 30 14 57 N.W. 1 2 Cape —64 S.W. 3 4 Liverpool 30.39 61 W.N.W. 1 1 Holyhead 30.11156 IS. W. , 1 3 Petimnee 30.26 60 3. S.W. , 2 4 Brest 3023 G 3 W. 2 4 Lorient. 3O 2461 N W 1 4 Itoehttort 30.% 63 N. W. 3 3 Plymouth 3O ••6 63 Z. I 0 Weymouth 301 62 W. 3 4 Portsmouth 80.23 60 W. 3 6 London 30.20 57 W. 2 4 Yarmouth 30.13 W. 4 2 Scarbrough. 30.04 56 N.W. 2 4 Melds 30 11 57 N.W. 4 4 Helder W. co N.W. om I N.W. w N.W. be ; N.W. c I N.W. cb W. cb N.W. b N.W. c : THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) WANDSWORTH. ktobBERIG4 or HORNES. rharb.e A ndnerg, a tall young man, was charged with stealing a valuable brougham horse. lkta,en I and 2 o'clock on the morning of the 22nel ult., l'ohev.eon-talele Traut, of the L division, met the prisoner with a horse in Kennington-lane. He asked the prisoner how he came by the horse at that hour of the morning, when he replied that he had fetched it from market. The con table took hold of the horse by the bridle, when he Mr. Ingham (quickly)--The horse or the man? The constable—The man, sir. I took the horse to Ken ningtomtme station, and afterwards to the green-yard. The horse was owned on the following morning. Mr. F. John Lilley, a gentleman residing in the South Lambeth-road, said the horse belonged to him. It was worth NI airiness to Dim, as it was a brougham horse. He missed the horse from his stable on the morning of the ttnd salt. He nicer saw the prisoner before. Police-constable Fineman, of the L division, said that from the description be received of the prisoner he appre hended him last evening in • beershop in Lambeth-walk. He told him he wanted him for stealing • horse, when he mule a bolt to go out. . . _ The clerk--He tried to get away? Constable—Yes ; I took bold of his Goat and detained bin.. At the atition, when the charge was entered, be said, " That is all right" The witness asked for a remand as there had been several horses stolen from the neigh bourhood. The prisoner, who did not offer any defence, was sc. cortlingly remanded. Aim Smith was brought up an remand charged with horse stealing. At the end of last week Sergeant Collins, 24 V, found the prisoner at the Rose and Crown public-house, near the police-court, trying to sell a horse which he represented he had bought in Smithfield, about sir months ago. He also said that be was a greengrocer, of Merton Bush, and an inquiries being made it was found that he did not live there. He was then charged, and on being asked for his proper address he told the sergeant he had got that to find out. The owner of the bone, accompanied by one of the officers of the Hampshire constabulary, now attended, and it appeared that the horse was stolen from a stable at Edley, a secluded place in Hampshire, on the Wednesday previously. . . . . • At the . ntquest of the officer, Mr. Ingham sent the pri soner to be tried before the county magistrates of Hemp shim DETERMINY.D SUICIDE BY A YOUNG LADY AT Yoga.—An set of suicide of a most determined and mys terious character was eommitoed on Thursday last at York. In the afternoon of that day, an exceedingly good-looking young woman, apparently between 20 and 30 years of age, and presenting a ladylike appearance, went into the White Swan Hotel, Pavement, in the above city, sod asked for a glass of sherry, which was supplied to her. Ina few minutes it was perceived that something had evidently been put into the wine, when the lady said that she was delicate and in the habit of taking medicine, sad that the sherry contained quinine. The observations hulled suspicion, and the female drank the contents of the glass, it is asserted, in the presence of two or three other !anions. After a while considerable alarm was created in the house by the young lady falling upon the floor of the room, it was believed, in a fit. Mr. Marshall, surgeon, was consequently sent for,. and on smelling her breath he at once came to the conclusion that she was "offering from the effects of the essential oil of almonds. A bottle was found in her pocket containing the same kind of poison. She was quite unconscious, and although every remedy was used to restore her, it aria perfectly unavailing, and she remained in a state of insensibility until her death, which took place in about three hours after she had token the dewily draught. From a letter which was found on her person, it was believed that her name was Emily Hawke'. It also transpired that at two o'clock that morning she had come from London, and in the first in. stance had gone to Samba's Hotel adjoining the railway station. Beyond thisinothing was known respecting her. The description of the girl is as follows :—Age, 25 or 26, fair complexion, dark hair, of middle statue, slender in build, attir e d i n a p l a id s ilk deem, brown sea lskin jacket, and a purple velvet hat with white feather. She wore gold ear rings, a gold Geneva watch, and had upon one of her fingers a gold ring set with pearls and emeralds. In her dress she had also a gold brooch containing light hair. In her pocket, and in a small leather bag which she had left at Sc awin's Hotel were also found a variety of attache, anal some it is thought may lead to her identifica tion. They point to the leaving Baehr& for Southampton, and having there seen some person away, a return to London, an assignation at the waiting room of the Great Northern Hotel. There possibly a disappointment, anal a return to York on her way back to F3carboro', which her suicide prevented her reaching.—Leda Mercury. Tms PENALTY or TREAPANS.—The following letter appears in the Spvlator of to-day:—•' Sir—Six of my fellow-creatures, of whom I had not until this day heard, by names Esther Hendra, Ellen Ccesentine, Mary Powden, Richard Brewer, Joseph Peppin, and George Bennett, are now languis hing in Badmln Gaol. Their crime is that on Sunday afternoon, June 16, they were in a wood, the property of Sir Colman Rashleigh, through Aida a pathway runs, and which has been publicly meal for upwanla of seventy years. It is very probable that the prisoners during their walks (the male prisoners constituting one party and the female an other, and each far apart from the other) diverged from the pathway to gather whortleberries. Master Rashleigh, erm of the propnetor, was also out for a walk, and whilst (lambdas looking ' from Nature up to Nature's God," saw those grave offenders, and in due course got them sum moned before Colonel Peard—• Garibaldi's Englishman' • - convicted. anal sentenced to 21 days imprisonment, itithout the option of a fine. Brewer and Cop- Pin have been in constant service for eleven and atom years respectively, are about eighteen years of and their employers speak highly of them. Bennett '' a lad about Mums years old, Ellen Coesentine and Lather Hen,lra are girls of eighteen, and Mary Bowden is a married woman far advanced in pregnancy. Not one of the six has previously been before a magistrate. There is 141101 V feeling in all the district round about, viz., con talent fur the manner in which justice ha been admi littereal.-1 am, sir. tie., W. H. Normitr. Penmellyn Nome. St. Columh, Cornwall, 3rd July, 1867." Disrae , is Is Coaswata.. —A large meeting of roomy inktistrites, convened by the High Sheriff, was held at Itodinin on Tuesday, to consider what steps should be 11,1, .piel for the alleviation of the great distress which exists among the mining population of Cornwall. A com mittee eua formed for the purpose of obtaining accurate information in each district with a view to relief. Snocaisi: Aissosarr. —A sad accident happened Woine..lay at a place called Riesoe, a few miles from ram. Cornwall. A boy named Simon &lick, 9 years of wan riding an old donkey, when the animal hearing me bray of iW young offspring, which had strayed away, at once dashed off at full speed in search of the lost one. The poor lad was unseated, anal his feet getting entangled he A Wes •dneleed after the donkey until both fell down a it eeD sitsft of an abandoned mine and were killed. iSLIARR LIST&-(THIS DAY.) On o'Osoal. OOLONLIL GOVERNMENT aIECITRITIER. The railway market is firm to-day, and prices hare experienced a fresh rise. Great Northern (original) stock has improved 1 per cent. ; Midland and South Eastern 1 ; Metropolitan, London and North Western, and Brighton, ; Great Northern A, 1 ; and Great Western, Great Eastern, and Lon don, Chatham, and Dover, 1. Metropolitan stock is quoted 1251 to ; Great Western, 431 to 44 ; London and North Western, 1141 to 1; Midland, 1141 to ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1281 to ; South Eastern, 66 to 1 ; Great Eastern, 261 to 27 ; Great Northern, 114 to 116 ; ditto A, Zl3l to I ; London, Chatham, and Dover, 171 to 1 ; North British, 36i to 31; ; and Brighton, 551 to lekaog i tiADINAAY BEAR= AND maze. se. I Pd. RAILWAYS BMW awl Maim ailedonhe I (Isabela& Dublin and Doltootlano Dandoe,PortketAbd In loot Loudon kelp Owl Do Ciow sad & 10 E,i4lro Droi_at ,Ortat North of Boottsad: ;Gras& Northam I Do.A J Area dte. Ra i Do. B ill p. la paldßl I Do. Ord. Dot Div. Mock I _ Do.9 V ta l arVal.GoaStki ue: eo:ta wow.:-1 Using peter I Mee toslay rodenlay. to 1 p.a. Bor. Do. Do. irrC Lancashire t York shir e Loo.,Nta, t&Coast lasba.MatleaotDov Do. Yet Titan/16 p.c. London t AorLl Westin. laodonetiloathWestotta I Man. twat., & Linoolikaltl Nottopolltan.. Do. It:tension, Yrl dend Op. ct. t ill 1870 liotropolttatt Matelot.. I Do. do. do. ....1 Do. &St John'o-wood 1111dleatd Do. is ae:n. _ Do. North British ...... Do.Ndio ,Porth,Dond. N. Nastero—Dorwick Do. O.N. L De. Tay no. cries: Do. Stock. &DarUng D. do.. 1800-61 79 81 11:61 111 36 66 3 6 Of ■ TO V. 26 6 26 1 6 2 Si SS An 44 17 90 117 22 128 129 64 66 17 174 16 17 1124 11114 76 78 46 47 1214 115 St 83 29 II 100 101 M ft ft ft 13 $4 $ 9 pm 114_ 119. 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U 26 2 43 04 36 120 la 7 4lb Li OW, • 115 37 66 76 I SI zin 8 2j 13-16 I ,100/ 1 id 121 nt L 41. I id 1 5-16 1 iii 7 do le 49 0, disl 11 1 pnl 1 le. 11 lori 11 igial 9 I IT 0 671 11 9 41. — 19 ells REMARKS. This morning a decrease of barometrical presanre has cone menceil in the south of Ireland ; and winds on the south coasts have hacked a little, with cloudy weather. Rain is falling at Valeutia and Penzance. PROVINCIAL SHARE MARKETS. LITZIPOOL, JULY 5.-38155 torlay : Great Eastern, 264—Lan- 1 eashire and Yorkshire, 1231—London, Brighton, and South Coast, 541 4—London and North Western, 1131 4—Manchester, Sheffield. and Lincolnshire. 401—Metropolitan Extension, 1091 — Midland, 1131 flail —South Esstern, asi 4—Buffalo and Lake If mon. 3 13.161—1 nlted States 6-20 jeer. bonds, 726—Ditto 1866, 104—Great Luxembourg shares, 114 1-16—National Bank of IJrertiool Limited , . 2d. —Liverpool United Gas, 206—West India and Pacific Steam, 94 d. NIANCIIMMAIL JULY 6.—The market has been better In all stocks, el-sing at the highest point of the day. District Bank, 171 p 444 4—Great E.stern, W 4 I—Great Luxemburg, 114—Great Northern A, 1134—Grand Trunk of Canada, 171- Great Western of Canada, 141—Great Western, 434 4—Lanca shire and Yorkshire, 12044—Ditto Pour-and-a-Ralf per Cent. Pref., 1370, 3-10—London and North Western, 1134 41 — Manchester, Sheffield. and Ilneobtablre. 4r: Ditto New Fire per Cent. Prof., 31—Metropolitan, 1244 1 11 I 1 5 - Midland, 1134 4 14—North British, 301—North Eastern, Berwick," 1004 —South Eastern, at ala c. 4—London, Brighton, and South Coast, 544 431 4 1 1 I—London, Chatham, and Dover, 171. hIRMINaHAII, JULY o.—The sales were-1n Birmingham and Staffordshire Gas, gtO *hares. at 304 ; Britannia 51111 shares 'United', at 11 die ; Metropolitan Railway Carriage and Wagon shares (I.lniltat, third issue, at 4 d l / 4 . ; and Manta's Metal shares, at 24 dia. Closing prices Great Western Kailwsy stock. at 431 to 44 London and North Western stock, at 1131 to 11:11: Bir mingham and Midland Banks, sellers at 149; Stalfonlshire Financial shares (Limited .at 2 to 1 dls. : Gloucester Wagon shares, at 12 to 121 ; and Midland Contract shares Limited , , at 0 die, sellers. The notices of new clauses, amendments, &c., to be moved in committee on the Reform Bill, occupy no lees than 20 pages of the parliamentary business paper for the ensuing week. The meetings of scientific societies for the ensuing week are : —Tuesday, Ethnological, R , "Cam. both., and the Jaccoons of Jahore," Mr. Thomson ; "Syllabic Characters in use amongst the Key Negroes," Mr. Creswick ; " Prohability of a Stone Age," Mr. Sprout. Wednesday, Literature, 81, " Recent Excavations in the Greek Cemeteries of the Cyrenaic'," Mr. Dennis. A Jersey paper states that a flying fish was blo w n by the spray of the sea on to the bridge of the steam packet Wonder, while on her passage from St. Malo to Jersey last week. It was blowing a fresh north-easter at the time. The flying fish is a native of the tropics. Nearly twenty different photographs have been taken of Stonehenge by the photographers of the Ordnance Survey at Southampton. One of the chief stones is nearly destroyed by age. The Swabia,' Mercury states that the news of tho Emperor Maximilian's death at the Munich Railway sta tion produced a terrible effect on the Emperor Francis- Joseph. His Majesty was seen to weep bitterly. The Epoque has the following :—" Lopez, the traitor of Queretaro, was, as is known, a Knight of the Legion of Honour. There is no necessity for the Senate, as proposed by one of the journsla, to trouble itself with demanding the erasure of his name from the Order, as we believe that course has been already adopted." The Kikeriki, the Vienna Punch, has a cartoon of the Emperor Napoleon asleep, but not unconscious of dream, with frowning face and clenched hands tossing on the imperial couch, beside which is standing the shade of a Hapsburg in an Hungarian tunic, who is gazing on him re proachfully, and reciting a poem, the burthen of which is that Maximilian of Mexico will cling to him everlast ingly, "in revel high, in golden hour of gladness, ay, and in exile, when man feels the want of friendship, and sighs for death, such honourable death as thou most never hope for." A private letter from Mhow, dated the 31st May, states that Major Baigrie, Assistant-Quartermaster of the Mhow Division, returned on the previous evening from a two months' shooting excursion. He had been in com pany with Colonel Chamberlain, Colonel Fraser, and Captain Martin. They killed 3d tigers, sin bears, and four panthers. - The Journal de Pontarlier relates a cane of pre mature interment. During the funeral, three days back, of a young woman at Haitilona, who had apparently died in an epileptic fit, the gravedigger, after having thrown a spadeful of earth on the ooffin, thought he heard • moan ing from the tomb. The body was consequently exhumed, and a vein having been opened yielded blood almost warm and liquid. Hopes were for • moment entertained that the young woman would recover from her lethargy, but she did so entirely, and the next day life was found to be extinct. CORPUS CHRISTI COLLEGE.—OXFORD, JULY 5. Hr. John William Oddie, 8.A., of Wadham College, was this morning elected a fellow of Corpus Christi College. There were nine candidates. Mr. Oddie obtained a first class in classics, Michaelmas term, ISO, AIXNDENT TO THE VEX. ARCHDEACON HILL.— We regret to state that shortly after the conclusion of the Confirmation at Chesterfield, on Tuesday, an unfortunate accident happened to the above highly esteemed and beloved gentleman. After the service the bishop and a number of the clergy dined at she vicarage, and on the conclusion of the repast the rev. gentleman went upstairs to fetch his surplice, and was about to return, when his foot became entangled in the garment, and he was pre cipitated to the bottom of the stairs. When picked up it was found that his forehead, cheek, and lips were much lacer►ted. Dr. Hert was sent for. Mr. Hill was after wards removed to his residence at Hasland, and has since not been able to leave his bed. A few days ago the re. spected gentleman had been taking part in the examina tion at }lepton Grammar School, and he became fatigued with the duties which he had performed. Whilst standing upon the platform at Derby station he was seized with dizziness in the head, and he fell upon the pavement, his head being much bruised. These unfortunate accidents to the venerable archdeacon, who is 79 years of ate, cannot but CRUM pain to the large number of persons by whom he is held in high esteem. It will give as considerable pleasure to announce hie recovery.—Derfeshire Courier. THE WEATHER AND THE CROPS.—We have had a week of hiadering weather for the hay harvest, but the rains have been beneficial to the root and corn crops, and especially to the gardens. A large proportion of the hay in this neighbonrheod has been got up in capital condition, but a few fine days are needed for the completion of the harvest,—Bunks Adrertiiser. . _ sienna POSUBSIONI "Almada& St. Lowrance Dom. Her. &C. In. g6p.c. Do. 7 Shwas ...... Buffalo & Lake Huron Do. Preference DlD.,Brent.,&Dodatieki ' 6 per cent 1871-3-6 Cal &S. Dostern6p. e.g. Cape T. & Dock 6p. c. g. :Demorers,7p.c. wpm!. Dormal au. 6 do Do. do. 6do Zed - Indian du. b do Do. L shares rend Truuk °Mania& Do. Equip. AL 8.6p.M.1 Do. Ist pret. Bonds .. Do. isod pref. Bonds., Do. ird pret. Stock.. Do. stk prod Stock. . teat Indian Pentamla• Do. pm 6 per sent.. Do. New do. Do. New ...... '''' '"' i_.Do. 4f w► Te!t... Gt. Woaero of (Wads Do.ko p0y.18731 Do. do. do. 1877.9. Indian raoob(Liailted) Madras ram b p. cont. Do. do. d 0... Do. do. dl d 0... I Do. Fifth Istoooloo M.lb. and HoNsou's Boy D° • !/p. o t . W 7.188 0. i et, py.ltlO6 &a. N.8..0f Op clatp.B. Scinde gasi. 600roout.' Do. Dail d 0... Do. do. drt. 1 56 56 I 100 101 id Dar Ipa2 xdl a 4 i 5 6 68 Ti 108 id lipm id liiidtu —1!... 66 95 id ' 99 191 .1 lOC. iii :a! Piiiijaatia . cC j Do. laduo at not. do. SOINT NTOCII BANIL No:1 NCI — BALM - —1 Bd 101. idesa—f—iiß -0.30 40,000 10 Aye Bank (Lint.) A 10000 60 Albion 40,200 100 AUl&ne to Limited MO, 10 Anglo Austrian 10,000 20 Anglo Egyptian ( Lim.) , 10,000 10 Audio Italia (Lisaltad) 1 M,OOO 10 , Anieralaain 14,600 20 Bankof BritiabColwabia. 12,100 20 Do. New, bard 2 gal 10,000 26 Bank of Egypt 16,000 SO Bank of Otago (Unilted)l 10,000 60 Bankof Victoria,AusWal 5,000 10 Bank of New Zealand 10,000 50 British& Callfurnian(l) 10,000 50 British N. America 10,000 50 C. Bk. India, Atm., China .0,000 16 Chart. Mar. of In die 10.0001 90 City 10,000 , 100 Colonial 110,0001 106.0 6a wolidated Bank (L ) 50,000 , 101 Do. do. New 10,000 10 Delhi and London (L.) 10,000 60 Bast London (Limited) 60,000 10 lantern Itteliange(Lia) 9,000 50 Bog:1BM and Antencan . 60,000 10 , lag. Bankß.deJaneiroL 10000 96 Bag.Bcot.llAust. Cliartil 000 10 Ingllah and Smell& (L.) 10,000,100 Imperial Bank (Limited) 50,60 C 10 , Imperial Ottoman 0,000 1 Sil balm ...... —... 0.000 61 . —Pa. tUs! —.— clb! -..".. 2 9°44 1 q- rd, .. Idi - - dill dial Do. New lewd Mort. Bk. ladta(L) D0.6p.e.Deb..1064, Sem' Lon.Ukollieneo,Re.(l.) l London and Brazillaa Do. New London& Itiverriale(l4 Do. Now, tin at 14 pin 10 Do. do. do lO Lon. CIA Bank of dust& all London and County , ID Do. do. New London Joint Stock 10 London it south Atria* all Loa. & B. Western (Lim)! 10 London I Venestrela(l ). 1l London et Westminster m ' Merchant Bank (Lim.) Do. New Ilereantlittaltsemo(l) 119 Metropolitan (Limited) .11 Midland Bank (Lim 10 National of Australasia 4 National of Liverpool — I 15 N. Pro. of England Do. lad and l ieu ll Natter' Bank Now loath Wale all North Weasels Oriental Bank Corpora all Presto. Baal ugOorp4L)' 10 Ravine. of Ireland 15 New.. all Booth Australia * I ail Bland. of B. & Atrial !10 Do. do. on at apm 10 Colon of Australia . all Onion of Ireland (Llsa.), Union of Lon&e. • Call pending. I - mei ypl JIB - ii:i ==pi p.n - - is-.1 - -•I! - - ii; 1 _ll,l - -17.: .... 141 - m!1 . id di S id e!.l id 5 5.16 5 I BS-I6 }id id 111 46 U. - ai - 41 1011,11011 JUILWL, itarLwaya_ ,Anteinr& itoiteWit -6.1 D.AEnn.ELE•47P.OO4 ,Central Argentine .Copispo Do. Extension ;Danabany & Mtipk(l ) Dote& &benign Do. .11fane Praxes LEuropean ( ) Great La[ ern bang Imperial Mexican (LL Lemberrpesernowits ( Nenttliege /37 the Belg.gor I N. BALL B. Ayres g 7.p. a: I NorweDo. Deferred gian Truk Prof 011ootan (Smyrna Aidin I Peel, Lyoes,andMedlt. Paris and Orleans Recife t &Fronde (L) Royal Sarduitaa loyal Swedish Do. 7 per cent Sambre and Meese Do. fik per cent.PreL San Paula,L) g. 7 per Cl. B. Anat.& Loot. Penetlan South East. of Portugal Southern o! Prance Turin and Savona Do. Se per ern. PM. West X.w. of Prams 1 1 i 4 16 16 i 2 Pi 2 214 I Ming poise& 1..01 diel 4 f Pwl 1 16 1/ 13 41. 111 I 6_ 14 9) id 19 ■d , 2; SI 24 $5 14 KC 10; 11; 113 113 1111 113 109 111 85 90 x4I 113 j 1131 pa. i a. wise& 1 Mlr. N 08 id N 100 28 100 03 86:d U 86 xd 102 104 106 107 106 107 107 190 sd N 04 101 102 107 109 104 108 101 102 id ma 146 id' 106 107 NI 149 90 101 16 SS 1,1 96 99 Rd, 10S 5 Icll zd 93 96 106 107 104} left 96 97 :di 93 9414: Is 96:d: 1011 fro :el 1014 107 i x.l l it 1(, I Pd. IQ. idiom 106 9$ 4 zd sti id 89 e i ad id 2ilxd ci i 1 :- id Closing prices. f} Kid 162 17e xd 118 92 07 100 87 IN Iti lit id 45 66 20 26 12 12} id 53 95 le id 16 le Si Si ld • 11} id MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Ms o'Oroon. The English funds are inquired for to-day, and have improved per cent., some further consider able purchases having been made by speculators for a rise. The settlement in these securities is fixed for Wednesday next, but preparations in con nexion therewith have already commenced, owing to the extent of the operations during the month, both speculative and bond Me. British railway stocks have experienced a fresh advance, as well as some of the foreign bonds. Banking, financial, and miscellaneous shares are, with a few excep tions, quoted the same as yesterday, the transac tions being extremely limited. The discount market is very quiet to-day, and the quotations for bills are without alteration. The charge for short advances in the Stock Exchange is l to 2 per cent. Consols are now quoted 941, to ex div., for money and next Wednesday's settlement, and the Three per Cents. Reduced and New Three per Cents., 93! to I. The Indian Five per Cent. stock is in demand, and exhibits an upward tendency , the present quotation is 110 to }. _ . _ Foreign stocks are rather firm, and a rise of to per cent. has occurred in Spanish Passive, Italian of 1861, and Mexican. Spanish Certificates are strong, at the advance of yesterday. Turkish Bonds of 1862 are quoted 56 to 57, ex div. ; ditto Five per Cents. of 1865, 30f to 31, ex div.; Greek, 144 to ,1 ; Spanish Passive, 231 to ; ditto Certifi cates, Di to ; Italian of 1861, 48i to /, ex div. ; and Mexican, 161 to it. The shares of the financial companies are un changed. International Financial are quoted 2to dis. ; London Financial, 22 to 21 dia.; General Credit, If to 1i dia. ; and Credit Fonder, 54 to 51 dis. There is litle business in American securities, but the 5-20 Bonds are slightly better, at 72.1 to 73. Erie Railway shares are quoted 44 to and Illinois Central 79 to k, showing no change. Atlantic Cable shares are steady. Anglo-Ame rican are quoted 181 to ; and Atlantic Telegraph 8 per cent. preference, at 41 to f. An extraordinary meeting of the National Steam Navigation Company (Limited) will be held on the 9th inst., for the purpose of considering a plan for the reconstruction of the undertaking. The third ordinary general meeting of the Mer chant Shipping Company (Limited) is called for the 24th inst., when a dividend will be declared. The ordinary half-yearly meeting of the pro prietors of the London and South African Bank is convened for the 7th of November. The directors of the Arica and Tacna Railway have declared a dividend of 2} per cent. for the six months ending the 31st of December last, pay able, less income taw, on the 18th inst. The ordi nary general meeting of the shareholders in this undertaking will be held on the 25th inst. Two o'CLocx. Consols continue in request and show a fresh rise of ! per cent., the present price being 04„ to 1, ex div., both for money and the 10th inst. The quotation for tho new account is 941 to 1. HALF-PAST Two o'CLocK. Consols remain firm, at 94.; to 3, ex div., both for money and the 10th inst., and 94,1 to 1, ex div., for the new account. The meeting of Mexican bondholders, invited by Mr. Guedalla for Monday, the Bth, is postponed to the 15th inst., "in order that in the interim the holders of the old and now stock may, if possible, arrive at some terms of arrangement with reference to the distribution of the dividend fund now in the hands of Messrs. Baring and Co." About 40,0001. in gold was sent into the Bank yesterday, including 30,000 sovereigns from South America. It appears that the exact amount of the increase in the coin and bullion, in the weekly return of the Bank of France, is 82,8001. At Paris and Frankfort the rate of discount in the open market is 2 per cent. ; at Hamburg and Brussels, ;at Vienna and Turin, 5; at Amster dam and Berlin, 2} ; and at St. Petersburg, 8 per cent. On 'Change yesterday afternoon the rates for bills on Belgium, Italy, and St. Petersburg were quoted a trifle more favourably for this country. The Paris exchange was firm. The usual list is subjoined : Amsterdam, 3 months. 11.191 to 11.194 ; tort, ILIB to 11.19; Rotterdam ' 3 months, 11.194 to 11.194.; Antwerp, 3 months, 25.40 to 25.45 ; Brussels, 3 months, 25.40 to 25.45 ; Hamburg and Altona, 3 months, 13.94 to 13.10 ; Berlin, Cologne, &a, 3 months, 6.26 to 6.264; St. Petersburg, 3 months, 314 to 314 ; Paris, short, 21.15 to 25.25 ; ditto, 3 mouths, 25.35 to 25.40 ; Marreilles. 3 months, 25.374 to 21.421 ; Franldort-on-the-Maine, S months, 120 to 1201 ; Vienna, 3 months, 12.75 to 12.80 ; Trieste, 3 months, 12.75 to 12.80 ; Madrid, 3 tronths, 494 to 49; Santander, 3 months, 491 to 49; Cadiz, 3 months, 494 to 49 ; Seville, 3 months, 494 to 49; Malaga, 3 months, 49 to 484 ; Valencia, 3 months, 49 to 484 ; Ben °elope, 3 months, 491 to 491 ; Balms. 3 months, 49 to 484 ; Saragossa, 3 mon th s, 49 to 484 ; Leghorn, 3 months, 27.35 to 27.45 ; Genoa, 3 months, 27.35 to 27.45 ; Naples, 3 months. 27.35 to 27.45 ; Palermo, 3 months, 27.35 to 27.45 ; Messina, 3 months 27.35 to 27.45 ; Lisbon, 90 days' date, 521 to 52 ; Oporto, 910days' date, 521 to 62. The tenders for the Tasmanian Government Six per Cent. Loan were opened yesterday at tho Bank of New South Wales. The sum allotted was only 1,0001., the remainder of the applications being below the tined minimum price of 95!. Thu balance of the loan (91,300/.) is to be kept open for the present. -- • -• The first ordinary meeting of the United Dis count Corporation (Limited), will be held on the 22nd inst., when a dividend will be declared. The dealings in bank shares were upon a limited scale, and Alliance, Imperial Ottoman, and London Joint Stock, showed dulness. A good deal of attention is directed to the report of Mr. Watkin's speech at Thursday's meeting of the South Eastern Railway Company. While satisfaction is expressed at the strong posi tion of this company as regards the absence of floating liabilities, as stated by the chairman, and at the prospects of largo economies from the ar rangement with the Brighton Company, it does not escape notice that Mr. Watkin dwelt emphatically upon the prospect that the Brighton Company may not receive any dividend " for two or three years." He also remarked that " The South Eastern must for a tune expect • declension of their dividends, but they should bear it like men, and not be discouraged on account of a temporary nectasity." These remarks confirm the views which are generally entertained among rail way men with regard to the probable effects of closing the capital accounts. The Caledonian Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 7061. over last year. Subjoined are the quota ions of insurance, gas, waterworks, and dock shares, as given in the Stock Exchange list of last evening : Insurance—Alliance Marine, 241, for money; Com mercial Union, 4j ; Marine, 90, ex die, ; North British and Mercantile, 15 ; Rock Life, 71. Gaslight and Coke—Bombay (Limited). 44, k ; City of Mosoow Gas, 16, 154, ; Imperial, Continental, 96 ex die. ; Western, C, Cl, 7. Waterworks—Berlin, 121. Docks—London and St. Katharine, 57. • At yesterday's sale at the Open Stock Exchange (Limited) the following prices were , realised. A register for the sale of Rank shares has been opened at this establishment : London, Chatham, and Dover Railway coupons, 141. 10a. ; 18417, 71. 10s. ' • Imperial Lind of Marseilles bonds 1872, 6/. 6e. • ditto ditto, shares, 6s. 6d. ; London and County Land , 17s. fid. ; Al hambra Company, 41. le. ; Ceylon Coffee &tams, 2s. 3d. to Is. ; Brigitte's (Grand) lintel, 134. ; South African Mortgage and Investment, 19a. ; Roma Grande Gold, 9a. 6d. to 9a. 9d. ; Laughs= St. East and West India . 100 Oa 114 St. London Mt K &Marin 700 57 69 100 Do. Bob. St •p. mat. all St. Southampton St Barmy Communal 100 Na I 1.066,(438 6,078,110 1 1,16;600 660,666 567.071; No. I 10,000 Celoo,ooo LOOD,OOO f:.....1 iii,airi 10.000 a,soo u.s2o* ii:iii 40,000 19.,1100 ii;soo 205,000 200,000 120,000 10 000 1000231 4100,00 1107,000 7,600 18,000 10,000 ii:iii 118,010 MOM 15,000, 10,000 00,000 10,000 46,000 10,000 100,010 10,000 tOO,llOO ___ IMMO 60,000 110,000 100.000 xO.OOO 11,000000 10,000 000 10, 4, 000 10,000 11,400 40,000 110,010' - ioito 10,000 1,000000 It,/OO i 11..000 liktBo 000,000 Dootk CI. mom 00111 , 1011111. i Pd 1 CL priced lAngto-AmerleanTeL Anglo-Walesa Mint lAtlaatic Telegraph Az=mot. Agrleal Auftillan M.Letlfra.(l: ' _~, la} 144 I — Beware\ -- .— teiaies7l,l Dertin WWrworlu (1.01 Do. New Dolekow Vaughan Bombay Gm (Llnalled Do New British ♦zwelcan Laced B. & I. Hag. Tel. (L) <Wilda Company Canadlanloan& Inv% Ceylon Comgpaqq►y Ditto itakeres_ 1 - 4 - 1,1 .4.i 1.1 I 8 12 . 8891 46 68 11 3 01 zd I if lb zd If dal If Ifd nals zd 4 disi Osineit. Ship& L.Co.IL ;City Discount. 'halted i ettyof London ft. Pro.(l. Oty of Mica losproo(L i l Do. 25 !City of Moscow Gat (L all 14 City Offices (Lim) II 60 'Coloolal (Malted) 110 I Do. 50 ,Commerdal lbsollna 5 10 Cow. of AfrleamMer.(L. l $ 10 lOontineint4 UnAlas (L 15 1 16 ICop.M.ltne.,Pref.74 p.a all 100 C. of L0n.84.1877.41p.c. an 100 Do. do. 1879. do. all C. Vone. el England (L) V Do.of Mauritius (L) lO Cratal p = .. ... Do. oy. et. Peep. Deb lOO IDarieeling (Limited) Eastern Assam Tea (L &I I. IndlatAndl,C.& Fia(L 10 16. India Uric & 161 Ebbw Val* . . 4ypttanCorlTY4 . l 6 Elecuic Telegraph Do. New Rag.&Ans.Copper (Lim 14 gag. and Torcasio Credit Ti ',Mg.& Bcottlahllarla(L 6' IValrhalniKuginiiering a IFore-at ( Warehouse (L , 12 ;General Credit & Dis.(L 7l 10en. Steam Navigation 14 Home &Colonial As.(L ) 6 Boma ong & China Or all Elnihon's Bay all Im. Kande*. llarasalos 121 Indian Carrying (Um. 11 I Internat. Ylnan.Soc.(L 4 I Internal. Land Lhadlt(L 4 Italian Land 6 Malian Ur*. (Cutesy ; all I Do. 6p. c. Bdh r. 1670 all 'Land Electuttlas(ba) 5 LondAtrkan Trading lO Lon. & Csledon. M. IL ) 6 Lon.CosuslyLand&B,(L) I load. DistrtetTeleg(L all . Roan. Asso. (L.) 30 ,Load. G. OmnitinsC.(l.) all Lond.&olaig.Ene.Co.(L 26 Lund. Provincial Marine 2 Madras brigs. & Canal, (lip et.g.hyloillanGor all Mauritius land, &e. (L 1 I Iledlt. Erten. Tel. (L) II Merchant ilhipping (L ) all Mtflwall F.l4l.itDoek(Ll,lo2 ; Billwall Iron Worn 7( piNatal Land .8 CoLC. i r i 7 ational Dla. Com. L II Do. New, issue;l th i. 6 National Prov.M L 114 NatinualBteam !Jas.( $0 NerbaddsCoal&lreall) 5 I NewConsoltdat. Dia.( L I 11 I New Quebrada, Unshed 114 1 •ii Zealand L AM. Agit. 24 N.ZesMod T.& Loan (L) 5 Northern AmainTea(L. ), J. Do. B I ll N. Brie. Australasian (L, 100 N. Brit. &Mervin. La.( L. 41 Ocean Marla* (Town.) 6 lOrissitalVioanelal'Unt.) 11 OrleusalGes(Lalted) 6ll Do. New 1 Orient Inlaad 84eam(L ) all Otago & &Aland forest. I Ottoman Gm ((Limited all Panama B. 61. Simnel. all Do. do. I an Peel ale. Land& 1111a.(L 1100 Panininalar& o.Btimin , all Do. do. New 1856. all Do. do. do. 1847 6 ;Ithymisey Iron I Do. New all iloi.Clty Improv.(L) all ' Rio Janeiro Gas all Royal Mall Masan O3 Sent. Austra. Wring. (4i 103 Flinn. d'24plite(L 1 14 . Aldan) U. & In. (L. ) lll BonthAnstrallan Land all 'Ba Do baimine Te1e2,144 • lall ISO &alp TaLConstrao.allala(L )1 all Do. Do. , IS' .Tharses& Mersey In.(111 11 ITrinidad Petroleum (L si Trost& Anoney ot Ans.( 1 T. & L Co. el U Oimidai S Un.Marine of Liver. (Lll 5 United DisrountCap(L)l 111 Gulled K. Teley. 0o.(L I all Do. 10 per neat. mall all lYn I vers. %aline las.(L) . I Van Diennen's land a.), so Thom« ravoger ' *it Warrant Masao* Med 111 WasUadiaaradialla. U • CaU paatilag l IS .. 1 o 1 k tb I rat 'Pm il {ills II II 101103 e 51.111 te Sidi' t 6 27 6 I ti e ni 4!? , 1 7 6~J 66,600 10 ' 160,000 25 40,000 15 10,000. 26 10,000 100 12,500 110 16,001) 10 61,000 6 50,000 26 10,000 16,0001 10 16,000 10 4187,171 St. 60,0001 SO 40,0001 U 10,000 60 60,000 1 11 110,000. 6 60,000 10 mono to 10,000 6 81,600 10 10,214 5 seotooo St. 10,000 60 10,001 SO 20,000 EA 10,000 LO 10,000 15 34,001 26 10,000 10 15,000 100 1000,000 , 50,000 10 "%ono 80 tOOO 16 0166,000 It. 33 614: 1 4 3 111. idl 15 14 .341 r • • - ue° 281 100000 10 7,000 10 .41 - 4 cll.) 140 t4,l_ 5 - 4::1 10 SAP 1111 1 1100. le l ! 241..1 - ii .!:dul Oa 1 II JOAO le 103.110 MI 11,0011 II POMO I 10.00 1 5 . 1a 161 !MI id 12 11 .11. 11 4214 2 111d1•11n 2 s+ja. 11 it Um 5 5 42 47 ": - i4l. 7 I. *sr f 0,4011, 7A1,000 iseseeei sk ns ooo pi' I i I tl di. t 9 20 dl. tls p.r cdl 99 10! a 4 41. 39 42 45 60 6 R .114 71 81pni 21 3 pro 4 361. 19 17 31 Id . ls Ip.ol ' 4 - 11, psi ;QM . aPM 4 4 41. Si sldmr 46 46 15 16 tf 15 pm id 10 11 du . _ ` 1 "1~ PREFERENCE SHARES.' Caledonian Scot. Aberdeen Ordinary, 77. 46 - 60 - 82 87 17 19 Par Om 7 6Cs 12 131 If 2fp.ls; 3 . I 1 '8 Hotel, 3/. WeAruinstar Palace Hotel, ft. to Id. a.. ; European Assurance, hs. 6d. ; Tewkesbury and Malveni Hallway. 91. Al. to 10s. ; South n Hotel, 11 1 / 4 ; Imperial Ottoman Rank, $l. 2s. 6d. • 1 Fonder, 1.. ; Ottoman lta".way, 2/. 17e. 6d. The assets of Mr. George Beard, in the awn' trade, who mentiy failed, show about :is. in Vws pound, but are not expected to realise so much. FRIDAY EYRITVG: Consols. which dosed yesterday at 944 to g, ex div., both f .r money and next Wednesday's Settle ment, opene.i this morning at the same quotation, and closed at 044 For the rich of ugufit Cs: last price was 94g. The Three per Cents. Re.inced and New Three per Cents. were quoted at 3 o'clock 93& to 4. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 941, ex div. ; ditto, for account, 041. div.; Three per Cents. Reduced, 93g, 4, g, ; New Three per Cents., 03g, g, ; India Stock, shut ; ditto, fur account, 21(, ex div. ; ditto Five per Cent., 1091, I, 10, ex div. ; ditto Five per Cent. " enfaced " rupee paper, 1031, ; ditto Bonds, 60s. prem. . _ There rya azain an active demand for the India Five per Cent. Stock, which experienced a fresh rise, being last marked 110 ex div. The Mardi Exchequer Bills were dealt inat 24a. to 275. prem. Very few transactions were recorded in foreign stocks, am l. prices generally showed no movement. Spanish Certificates. however, were in request, and improved per cent. , owing to the telegraphic announeemont from Madrid that a settlement has at length been arrived at. Greek and Turkish of 1865 were I better, while Spanish Passive declined 1, and the Viceroy of Egypt's Loan, 4. The variations in financial shares comprised • rise of 2s. 6d. in General Credit, and a reduction to the same extent in International. Prices closed as follows :—lnternational Financial, 2 to 11 die.; General Credit, 11 to 11 dia. ; London Financial, 22 to 21 die.: and Credit Foncier, 51 to 51 die. Colonial government securities were inactive, and closed the same as yesterday. MINES.-(TBIS DAY.) (his o'CioaN. The mining market is rather quiet to-day, and prices , etierally are quoted the same as yes terday, as ifollows :—Wheal Seton, 1071 to 1124 ; Prince of Wales, 66a. to 48s. ; East Basset, 20 to 22 ; Great Vor, 17 to 18 ; Great Laxey, ltto 19 ; East Grenville, 2to ; Wheal Grenville, 225. Gd. toast.; Chiveron Moor, 51 W 1 ; Chivertun 61 to 7 ; West Chiverton, 66 to 671; North Treskerby, 11 to 11 ; East Lovell, 7to 1; and Providence, 28 to 30. There is little business in foreign and colonial mining shares, but Don Pedro are -a. 6d. better, at 31 to 4 prem. ; Anglo-Brazilian, are quoted 7-16 to 9-16 prem. ; St. John del Rey, 58 to GO; Rona Grande, 9-1 G to 11-1 G ; Chontales, 1 to 1} prem.: Pestarena, to f 1 prem. ; Anglo- Italian, to 1 prem. ; United Mexican, 2to ; Frontino and Bolivia, to ; and Port Phillip, to 1,1. - • • The subjoined report on the metal market is from the cir,:ular of Messrs. von Dadelaaen and North : We have no improvement to report in the metal trade ; business is restricted, and prices but little changed. ler : Bars rem do at J. 15e. to GI- ss. in Wales. Rails qtuet. Staffordshire iron very dull. Scotch pig iron has declined to 535. Copper : Few transactions repotted, and price s in buyers' favour. English, tough, 771. to 781. Foreign copper quiet. Burrs nominally Wt. ; Wallaroo, ti3i. Chili bar, held at ;W. Ingot, i 3/. TM • A considerable business has been acme in Straits for consumption at stif fening prices 86/. 10s. and 871. has been freely paid, and market closes very firm with but little offering. Banta unchanged. 02/. nominal. In Holland the price is MIL Fmglish tin has been a Ivanced 21., and market is limo. Tin Plates : Charcoals, demand continues slack ; Cokes in quirtd for, and Is. a box advance wanted. At the quar terly meeting of the trade at Gloucester official prices of charcoal fixed at ;BM, in Liverpool. Lead: More in.- Edry the last few days, and prices firmer, LB. 20 /. paid. her : Steady, but little doing ; 20/. 15s. to 211. spot; special outp,rts. COMMERCIAL AND MARKET& LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. ' (THIS DAY.) 111 T TILIGRAPIL) (ream on; OWN coaszlirommorr.) The market rather quiet. Sales probably 8,000 or 10,500 bales. TALLOW MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) The market is quiet : —Town tallow is quoted 435. 3d. ; Petersburg Y.C. ea the spot, 445. 6d. to 44e. 9d. ; July to September, 445. tid. to 445. 941. ; October to December, 45x.:41. to 435. 611. ; December, 455. 9d. Nascre AVERAGV. —Town tallow, 435. 9.1. ; fat by 'o., ; yellow Russia, 4tis. ; melted stuff, ,Ps. ; rough do., 13a. 9d.; gresyes, Ilts. ; good dregs, re. COVENT GARDEN.-(THIS DAY.) Both hour-grown and Continental fruit is now supplied in abundance. True, foreign strawberries are over, brit choice plums are arriving in excellent condition, and are in good demand. Melons, both French and utch. are abundant. Grapes, too, are plentiful. Forced vegetables comprise French beans and rhubarb. The potato trade still continues iatisfactory. Niue are now cheap, as are also new potatoes, which are now arriving in large quantities. Flowers chiefly consist of orchids, petal , goniuma, calceolarias, cytiaus, mqponette, and roses. FRUIT. Apples, per bushel. is to Ila It/r:inses, per 100, es to Its Cherries. per lb. 4to Is Peaches. per dos., les to 15e (ropes, per lb., 3e to es l:ll7Apples, par lb., foto Ss I.ollllolli. per lou, les to les Strawberries, perils., Id tote YYMICYABLES. Artichokes per dos, bto Is I Lettuces, l•er sows, is to Ss Aspens:lmm rimoille.loll tone Mint. per bunch. sd M. MI Host per dot , Is t• is Mushrooms. p. PIM • Id ad to b (Mbliages, per dot., Is 3d to Se Mustard & Creme, p. punn.. 24 Carrots, per per od to lid I Onions per hush. 45 to 51 —yonne.p. hunch,94 to Is Mk Paisley, per bonen. SI to MI Cauliflowers. p. doe., >• to be Peas, per peck, dil to nil Celery, per handle. Is old to ta Potatoes, York &Vents. P. ttv. Cucumbers, each, MI to laid 140 a to 100, Endive, per more. is to is Rocks. do., 100 e te 11118 Garlic and Shallots, pet M., 8d Flukes. 150 e to InOs Herbs. per bunch. 111 to Id Other sorts • 754 to wls Horse IGullnh,p. hund ,45 to Se Spinach, per Mush_ is to :a Leeks, per punch, t'd to 4d , Turnips, new, per do., MI to Ed SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Mr. Charles James Easton reports trade slow, .1 the followlog prices, viz. : —Prime clover, from Ills. MI. ; inferior ditto. 80.. to 90s. ; prime bay. 80.. to 87s. Gd.: inferior ditto, 60s. to 70s. ; new bay, 00s. 70s. straw, 40.. to 4G. The death rate in the city of Bath for the week ending the 19th ultimo was 16.8 per 1,000. Tae WEATHER AND rnE CROr,I IN IRELAND.— The farmer is now 11....:ng compensated for any NW , 1t INP may bare experienced by the unusual inclemency of the winter and spring through which we have passed. The weather has been very fine during the past fortnight, and we have beard experienced farmers of this die. trict say that crops of every description could hanlly progre.s more favourably than at the present time. There is every prospect of an a bundant yield. Haymaking is very forward, the crop is being s sved in good condition, and the return is likely. to be above the average of former years. Oecasionall sunny showers have improved grass lands ; indeed they. have produced a very beneficial effect upon green crops generally. Potatoes and turnips look remarkably healthy. and the same may be said with regard to fiat, oats, sad wheat—Londoedcrry Sentinel. Tasrrto Racitirrs.—The traffic receipts of rail warnin the United Kingdom aniounted, for the week en • June 29, on 12,813 miles, to 798, 8 2 61 ., and for t e corresponding week of last year, on 12,5 M miles, to 769,318/., showing an increase of 253 miles and of 29,508!. The gross receipts on the following 14 railways amounted, in the aggregate, on 9,268 miles, to 666,552/., and for the corresponding week of 1866, on 9,10 a miles, to 641.565/., stowing an increase of 166 miles and 21,f1471. The ineresise on the Caledonian amounted to 7061. ;on the Great Eastern to 2,0741. ; on the Grad Northern to 1,911/. ; on the Great Southern and West ern to 2231. ; on the Great Western to 1,1011. ; on the Lancashire and Yorkshire to 1,316/. ; on the London and North Western to 1.729/. ; on the London and Brighton to 3,213/. ; on the Midland to 4,0011.; on the North British to 9ila/. on the North Eastern to 1,6711.; and on the South Eastern to 3,131/. ; total, 22.6911.1 but from this must be deducted 4301., the decrease on the London and South Western, and 2071. on the Blanchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, leaving the increase as above, 21,987/ The goods ma mineral traffic on thous lines amounted to saa, for the corresponding week of 1866 to 332,445/., showiegr an increase of 8,946/. The receipts for passenger% parcels, &c., amounted to 335,2011. against :r22,1604, shwing an increase of 13 , 011/. Tbe triffic receipts op 52 0 other lines amounted, on 015 miles, to 151,2741., and for the corresponding week of last year, oe 3,4311 miles, to 124,7534, showing an increase of trek sad let 7.521/. The total receipts of the past Amur an increase ot 34.716/. as compared with those of the par ceding week, ending the glad of June. one ed. to ince end his )ws , tbe rimill r 1 1