The Express. — London, England, 1864-08-13 00:00:00

THE POLICE CO U RIM (THIS DAY.) CLERKEN WELL. "'' .i A r .k r ‘ m AtlL tts Tix walu a am " : ine "LiA Ngw wDI "i"" To 81 . , , R ,:h0 gave her address 39, Worshipetreet, and described herself as a se:upstream, was ~ e n a warrant by I'o/ice-constable Willingalle, ..7,,, rra ct-otficers of the court, and charged under c ircumstances aolicitor, said he attended to nremseats in fbe complainants were Mr. Waimea Richard ..• -arr. of 5.1, Goldiagton-street, St. Panama, and flirs Gill. The defendant had formerly wife, but on the 4th of June last the judge c o at issued a decree dissolving the marriage, .f the decree being that the present defendant i t , of adultery. Since then the defendant had the complainants, and had threatened the absence of Mr. Gill the de .,ut to the house, knocked violently at the or low persons round, she herself generally two drunken women with her, and rolled ~ .e was a brothel, and even saying that ',l , en were bastards. If Mrs. Gill happened to •-, greet. the defendant would follow and annoy her, '.deuce or twice spat in her face. On the night the defendant went to the door the worse for of most fool and offensive expressioes, and v... I would go out ahe would tear her to ,0, 0 said that she did not mind hanging of them. and that she would have their life re see, au out. He (Mr. Rickatta) was instructed :he defendant had had 10 days' imprisomsent ltoei.ing at the complainant's door, and et,:e then told her that if she came before him I charge he should send her for the full o w, hewing been called who fully bore out the said she had not been guilty of all that 0 : 51.4 rd against her. She was sorry and would r le.r lbr house any more. ,rser said the cue had been completely made out, ,erred the defendant to find a responsible surety for the peace for three months. said she had no one in attendance and was k:pa default. 1 ATAL RAILWAY COLLISION AT MARGATE. MARGATE, Farriav Evrinic. rr,ceedingt of the inquest on the body of •to was killed in the railway collision here on have been of a most extraordinary character. • 'natant, when the jury returned the verdict thi. paper on Saturday last, the coroner ob ro—ril it until he had had time for consideration. niug:r received the verdict, which he described as Ait to one of manslaughter against Wm. Derby, r. ad Henry Marshall, under guard. He then tie inquest till two o'clock last Moods y after ~fier the rising of the court on Friday Darby and enraged legal assistance, and Mr. Sleigh, r. was obtained on their behalf. On Mon cm.; the summoning officer received a comma rr,,ni the coroner, instructing him to warn the jury ...teal that day, as previously arranged, and intimat : ties .request was to be further adjourned to a time ed. Itnt though neither the coroner nor jury were lb. Sleigh attended, and when the time arrived .e 6 the inquest had been adjourned he addressed sssembled in the hall. Mr. Sleigh modernised ..vedings in strong term.. He said he was prepared idditional evidence of great iroportanoe before the t.t he thought the course which had been wool,' vitiate the whole proosediogs up to that 0.1 that the inquest would have to begin afresh. t:er remained in this state until yesterday, when the notices, in compliance with which they as the nitt the Coroner explained that after the adjourn s: Friday he determined to lay the depositions be- Gael, but considerable delay took place in come of his counsel being on circuit. Alluding to the made by Mr. Sleigh last Monday, the Coroner said it dearly understood that a wooer's court was not one, and that no pompon could appear before it as rate except by courtesy. But what had taken place t arise from any discourtesy to Mr. Sleigh, or any wish to prevent the fullest possible in terim being made. He felt it his duty to take the coo to have the inquisition properly prepared, as in tort of that kind there were various degrees of guilt. instance, the accident resulted from actual nee. then the parties to whom that negligence was brought would he guilty of manslaughter ; but if the greatest !ecantion were used, then it would only be homicide. Rosier then explained the power be poisoned respect r granting of bail, and said he had no wish to commit Ind Marshall to prison. He concluded by reading which be said had been drawn by counsel, web set forth that Derby and Marshall did, by flesh !..." maliciously and feloniously kill and slay Susannah 4:or—Are Darby and Marshall b be indicted upon t7orooer mid the form of words be bed reed .0 that - employed on inch occasions. •• . . ury unanimously refused to sign coy inquisition con. the form of words above quoted, which they non ' bore a di ff erent meaning to the verdict which th e y •uroed. tHois applied that the inquest might be adjoursed io 'to i,ive bin: au opportuoity of communicating with Mr. r 'Ane discussion the application wan refused. :':ry then retired to reconsider their verdict, end ieUv returned the following :—" That WlWarn Derby ecru 3farsball did, through negligence, feloniously said Susannah Lock. " k i l ronPr l b w Blade oot him warraat coinmittiog and 11.ralaill Ise irisi at the seat @aliase s but ad there to bail, each hi 1001., aa4 two safeties of 80/. WHOLESALE POISONING AT LIVERPOOL. r inquest on the chid who died was corn ad re.terday. and adjourned till Friday next. Wrest,le alarm was created in the mouth end of the ye-tevlay by a rumour being circulated that a Dumber I mentions beans had been found in Parliament- It appears that three girls, named Emily Wilson , son of age. residing a t Melbourne-street, Paris Wilma; 'ion of age, reedierg at the same place, and Elizabeth tr. tae years of age, living at 31elboursestreet, ' , la to St. Br ie's schools, were taken to the on Hospital last sight, exhibiting the same sym nf pinning as thee, admitted on the previous clay. ioterrogated the children stated that they .0 some beans in Parliamentflelds, that they someot them, sod after doing so they had been -1. tiimilsr remedies to those applied to the children previous day were brought into repletion, and oelr they had the desired effect; the sufferers recovered, and were taken home by their friends. ran named Mary Jane Fearnoo, thirty-two of age, residing to 5 Court, Bell-street, was !to the Southern Hospital, exhibiting symptoms of heeo poisoned. She stated that she bad gates part of the previous dor, and that she had bees seized with nine time after. She received every attention to surgeons of the institution, but up to a late h... met she wee in a precarious condition. .1.,r the police were base in making inquiries in order err the party who bad emptied the rubbish contain. Irani teem the cart on to the vacant lead. They ast the person wbo carted the stuff was Samuel i.f 11 . Crump.street, the owner and driver of tittered litl9. He stated to the police that engaged by Mr. Ccetaine, overlooker to .r. Tobin, to cart the rubbish from the barque Coen % which is consigned to the African Merchants' tr, sod at preseat lying in the Queen's Dock. It that he knew it contained the beans, but he had no :heir dangerous nature. The police did not think it 7' to detain him in custody.—Lirerpool Mercury of ;EN TUNA N FOUND DROWNED nt THE SEE =—This (3.turday) awning iefonnation was ro te the different metropolitan polies-stations that the a man, about 50 years of age, respectably drsased, kiriog a gold ring with red atone, had been picked no erpentine at Ryde-park. The deceased is described t n.e foot ten Mabee in height, fair eemplesion, da idl.f sal whiskers. The shirt he had on is marked liar.•. I• 1 lti FREAK OF INSANITY.—A circumstance at lever on Tuesday which caused some excite ' Early in the morning. somewhere about half•past 4, .• to the kooirledge of the police that a man hawing fiat a shirt to °over him, was sitting astride the of a cottage at the lower end of St. James's ,el;..iiiing the Red Lion public-house. Very ems a ' t,le t.d to witness the dfnmiewnt of the scene. in found in this strange position pproved to be • repmloyed on the wor k s of the Hotel. 0,. From all accounts he appears to he • rather fte it itwala a l , inclined to pesuriouseces, and 'object le inl tie of insanity. It would seam that one of thew i,d hull.* the morning is questiom sod getting out of a the Red Lioo, the place where he lodges, although 'le.:" would enable him to live in greater comfort, be • to the roof of the house of which we have spoken. 6)4 tint acts was partly to demolish the cbimoey thing the bricks and dropping a few down the bole. '4..0e or two to keep off intruder. For upwards mortal hours he maintained his position, holding and everybody else at bay, and defyiag all their le ta , tie4 to dislodge him. After a time be grew tonal, and attired himself in his working Mabee, ere thrown to him from a window or from some , evated positioo. He then promised to come down people would disperse ; and at length, shortly W eber, the patience of everybody but the "small se exhausted. be quietly descended, end as quietly 4 .11 in charge of the polies. The eawe morning be en before the borough magistrates, who, hewing be circumstances, ordered his temporary removal to . khouss— borer Chronicle. THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, AUGUST 13, 1864.1 • OTTOMAN FINANCIAL ASSOCIATION I (LIMITED).-(THIS DAY.) An extraordinary meeting_ was held this ther m= at the London Tavern, M r . K/TION in the chair, for the yarpoes of alteriag dame 7 of the articles of uno- The CIIA/RMAN said that the object of the proposed change wu to enable the directors to allot about 10,000 shares emoopt their friends in Turkey. Obtuse 7 pre the shareholders a right to refuse any further issue of shares. If the proposal were agreed to the directors would to Wane 20,000 shares for Turkey only, propose which would be issued at PION and the other half be reserved in the MOO manure u the 10,000 shares were reserved in England. Mr. Kite= then proposed the modi fication desired. The Roo. Colonel Sower, M.P., seconded the motion. In answer to a Shareholder, The Camases stated that there could be no doubt the whole 10,000 shares could be easily placed in Turkey. Mr. ED. happened to be intimately consented with Turkey, and be could state that there was no desire in that country whatever to buy shame. If there were, the Greeks and Arminian, who would be the most likely to take them, had oomiepondesits in this country, and they could easily purchase shares in the Loudon stock market. Colossi Rowim thought the shareholders ought to take the word of the board rather than that of one individual shareholder. The Qualm's reed resent report" from Constantinople and Source ; ad thought that, with those document' before them, they could not doubt the propriety of ogres. ing to the motion. At all events the proper time for die curing the matter would be when the directors asked the shareholders to agree, as they would hereafter dq to some specific resolution for issuing new sham. Ie mower to a Shareholder, The CHAIRMAN stated that it wee proposed to issue new shares at par. The motion wee agreed to unanimously. The business was concluded by a rote of theaks to the chairman end dirsotor& WEATHER REPORT.-(THIS DAY.) SAMMY, AVOW/ 11, 8 LIE SHARE masa—mem DAY.) Two o'Cioci. The railway market is rather ccult;:la y, and the tendency of prices, on the whole, unfavourable. Lancashire and Yorkshire stock has declined I per cent., Great Eastern k, and South Eastern I. The other principal lines are unchanged. London and North Western stock is now quoted 1174 to ; Great Western, 69 to * ; Midland, 138 to ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 120 to 4 ; South Eastern, 921 to *; Metropolitan, 112* to 1134 ; London and South Western, 98 to 99 ; Great Eastern, 474 to ; Caledonian, 126 to 127; and Great Northern, 114 to 136. Very few transactions have occurred in foreign and colonial railway securities, sad prices exhibit no alteration. Southern of France are flat. IXPLONIAL Na f AM ON • . 18181‘0068.14.68.187816* Do. do. DNS IN Gov. lite.. 187749 100 N N Do.Sper 84.18 Avg. 'lOO 96 N od 1.. DO.II wet Mar.t e n 100, 96 102 MANS. De.. 6 eLlsa.el 100 86 87 885,8011 Do. Spor dine. 100 i 84 N 280,0110 1. 2. OgootalkiAsp.otirraloo' 104 los .... 1.. 109. do. 1110.4 100 107 108 Do. do. 18804,10 0 108 110 Do. do. 1801 .1.0116 198 100,010!..10871an, Nov. 1869 6p. et, 100 1011 106 160,000 .. Do. 1878, do. -105 110 112 1600,000 ! . Essilttas 6 per ct.. 1872'100 NI 106 No,oo* . .1 • Do. 1878 180, 188 107 180,000 ..! Do. 1888 1001 107 100 186.6001- I NalaL 0096 par coat .. 110 106 107 105,000 ! Nem Beans. Gov. 6 wet ,100 97 100 !.. S.S.Walesev.6p.e.lBoll,loo N 98 .. Do. 6p o. 1671 to 1876.160 96 98 , D 0.6 p. e. lib 1801188 26 08 110.000.. 'Dew Zeolooll• per cent. 10 260,000 Nova Ileolis Ip. 0. , 1878 180 74000 .. Queseselead Gov. 6 p. et. IN fiAoat.Gev.B p. Bood6 ! 140 Vlo•Gov.0p.olse.a101840111 .... 1.. Do. do.6pc.ApellAOo. ols POIRLION OILIGAI 99 102 101 104 105 107 art OF zd 10031 100 e ION& U 1011 103 - 1 I Clain velem I Sam It el 11104 MI 1110 811 If 100 ill 111 A A Ilk 111 97 99 II S 4I 91 91 10 95 97 11 114 1 11 11 It. T. W. Ila Nairn 30.16 63 W. 1 1 aberdeen 10.20 63 , 3 3 Lela Ardreesan 10.135 &W. 1 1 Oreetweatle 30.3160 B.W. ,1 , - - Valenti* Cape Mar Queenstown 30.22 64. ILL 1 : Lherpool ;f;! Holyhead Peetbroko W.3I 57, Z. I 2 Penzance Bred L'Ortent 10.2061 &N.& , $ 3 R ochefort Plymouth 14=c,X0.31 611 Z. 2 00116 611 N.W. 1 11 Weise Dover — rooms& 10.41 W.N.W.I Scernareenb.'l2l.ll2o. B. 1 1 3 Melds 5.580 - 7 OZDINAIY SHAMS AMD STOCED. ak. INL I RAIWATS. r ic4" te l4 r s i " yea . to 181 lan Una., Watt Stour YaL - - - M. 100 Blythand Tyne - - .- 10 1 all Beeion,Meatrd.&Md.C 9 9} - K ; 100 &Moll and Ineter.. - IL 100 Cabdoolaa 126 117 1981 all Meet and - .. I so o all Oarsman Bandon i 1 I - 7 - 10 all ,1112. •J • nodlv. until 6 - .. - 16 an 430. 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Brightn,d S.Caeat 1054 1116/ - M. 100 London,Mathmot Dor. 4.2 44 a 84. 100 Loodoad North Weativ 117 1171 111 } 86, 'lOO LoodoodSoshWestaau 94 le 98 K 100 Man.,Shet.ok Lincobsah, 46 el ad 0647 ad SO ' all Ilaryport and 11} all Do. Do. } /Morsel - - at. 100 Metropolitan 1 113 11 11 Pd. 100 1 I Do. New lO9 111 31 141021 18 16 } St. 100 Midland l3B 1381 138 i 1114 a W. Do. New - - - at. 100 ' Do arm * Darby 1 108 110 -. SO 011.111.1 d. 04. Wn. aro)._ -.-• -, N 011' Do. 1 Maras .. - 16 all 111 d Meet - -•- 10 ; all l Mbl Les t (Cr lie)...- .. - al 1011 t North K 1 100 ' Do. ielln.,Perth.Dand 261 16 4 - K ISO N. laelera-baradok N 1110 Do. O. N. E. Para_ - - - der OIL 100 De. Ueda 66 06 - K ilIi• Do. York 95 26 - K 1001 Do. Cub& - - - N 1 al Do. Btoek&Derliag. 87 118 871 II , A Do. do. 1866-58 lO 11. as - N !12 Do. do. 163041 8 9 pie - K 100 North Loads 126 lb - 35 r 4 ' De. New . - - - K 106 'North Staffare 7B so 79 10 all N. dB. Waters Joao 101 11 - 8l 100 Sobtlala Central ' 126 110 - M. 1 100 Scottish N.E. Abet. bk.. 30 41 - St. 'lOO Soottlsk Illdlaad - - - 10 all Shrewsbury d Welehpl.' - - - K 100 Skropahlre Union 1 67 99 - 8l 'lOO loath Dews B6 16 - K 100 Beath &Mara ' Ilt Int 84. .106 8. Welsh. 43 lidwer Dun 193 106 - . _ 10 all Mama. Woklagkekto. 7 8 It. 100 Toff Vol. - 10 all ! Do. 11 6 7pm .. 1 11l Do C , 8 4 pp .. MI all moor — N ,MI Do. - - -. al 100 Vale o. of Death 81, 100 Victoria 816. a Pballoo, - - - Pt, 100 Waterford et Yilkeang.! - - - M. 100 West Cornwall ' 34 16 - Bt. 100 W. barb*. Mint.* 11/1 - - - annsiiTnniSSlONS. Bh. I Pd. I ltaaw4lll. I Malan peter. I Baba 100 all St. 10:1 10 10 10e all 10 a/1 100 100 4.lreatic & St. Lowy's°. 68 80 D0r08ar.&C.1a..69.c 100 101 Do. 11 Skase I Idle iNB Buffalo & Lake Bursa 6 6. Do. Preference Buff., BrantA Dederick p. a. Bda. log.l, lin TS 00 HO Do. do. Judy 1. 1871 1$ SO 100 Do. do. Jew 1,1471' 7S SI 100 Cal t 8.&....er . 515.c.g. fa 111) It 100 Cep. T. & Dooklai. o. a N 96 100 all Diaasrarajp.apar.pret, 100 Rua amp] Ka. 6do 111 106 IL 100 UK Indian EL 6do 100 101 10 10 Da. tatowaloa I NW fan, , Do. 11 do I 1 410 *Sal It. 100 all' Trask of Ciao's , 16 10 100 all Do. Equip. 11.6.,60.ct 01 03 100 all Do. lot prof. Bonds 71 73 100 all Do. do. deferred SO 63 105 all Do. tad prof. Bonds I 00 es 100 all Do. do. deterred, 1,6 67 100 all Do. 3rd pref. Stook , 52 100 .11 Do. as deferred ! 60 46 100 all Do. 4th prat. Stock l7 29 do. de— ' w De. deferred as. 100 Gnat Indian hogosula. 10 12 Dn. Rua. 6 per mat. 52 2 Do. Now ID. 100 Gt. 0. of ludas 0. r fn 1112 isue 141. 100 *pm ag 2 Do tiail OC *Wire Caudal IS Do. New 108 u Do.ope.Bda. pay. len 100 all Dail do. do. 18774 10 f India.. Breach, Limited 10 1 Do. New 9 I 14 1 i dim i ' M in n is I ids tPmi 100 Madras guar. If p. mot 100 Do. do. l Lt_ .ak. o 100 Do. do. do.— . I 93 180 93 95 89 91 110 100 1101 . S. Corp. a par 0. Bd SO all Meth. and Bobeon'sliss • SO .11 N.Bron.aesa.cis.A. Si $ St. 100 N.liotedia.Op.c.latp.B.; n Bt 100 Schad.. gua 6 pat ant! 011 at 100 Do. Delhi 40. 110 f t Do. do. do. el 160 Do. Ponjaab do tN t el 100 Do. lades BR not lIIS JOINT enua MONEY MARKET,-(THIS DAL) Two o'CLoci. The stock and share markets generally are in active to-day, owing partly to the commencement of the fortnightly settlement. Compared with the last quotations of yesterday Consols ex hibit a decline oft per cent , and • few of the British lines ito f. Foreign stocks, how ever, are rather firm, and have improved in some instances. The rates of continuation, on the whole, are not considered heavy, looking at the present high value of money. The demand for money continues moderate, and the supply abundant. The rate for good three months' bills is 71 to per cent. In the Stock Exchange the rate for short loans is 4 to 5. At Paris to-day, according to Mr. Reuter'a telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentes opened at 66fr. 46c., being sc. better than yesterday. Consols are now quoted 89 to I, for money, and 89} to g, for the account (September). The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 89k, ; ditto for account, 891 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 88f, ; New Three per Cents., 841, ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1.031 ; Exchequer Bills, March, 235. die. ; ditto June, 255. dis. The foreign stock market is somewhat firm. Greek Bonds are in chief request, and have risen 1 per oent. Turkish of 1862, Consolides, and Confe derate are also somewhat better. Some of the present quotations are recorded as :follows :—Turkish, 1854 711 to 72 ; ditto, 1862, 691 to 70 ; Con solidis, 50 to ; Greek, 231 to 241 ; Spanish Passive, 30 to ; Confederate, 75 to 76; and Mexican, 281 to 29. Transactions are recorded as follows : Brazilian, 1852. 1858, 1860, 851 ; Dutch Two-aod.a•Half per Cents., 611 ; ditto Certificates, 98 ; Egyptian, 1011, I ; ditto second issue, 1011 ; Greek, for account, 232 ; Mexican, 281 ; ditto, 1864, 261 ; Portuguese, 1853, 47,i ; ditto 1856, &c., 47j, 48 ; Russian, 1822, 911 ; ditto 1850, 841 ; ditto 1862, 881, 88, 1 ; ditto 1864, scrip, 4 prem. ; Sardinian, 831 ; Spanish New Deferred, for account, 431 ; ditto Passive, 30 ; ditto Certifi cates, 121, 12 ; Turkish, 1862, 692, j ; ditto Guaranteed, 99, ex div. International Financial shares are now quoted 4} to tel prem. ; General Credit, 2j to 3 prem. ; London Financial, 10 to prem.; Imperial Mer cantile, 3tl to j prem. ; Hudson'n Bay, 161 to 1 ; and Anglo-Egyptian Bank, 21 to 3 prem. HALF-AIST Two o'CLocw. Consols are still quoted 89 to i for money, and 89} to f for the account. The value of money on the Continent is still con siderably below that current here. At Paris and Vienna the rate in the open market is 6 per cent. ; Amsterdam and Berlin, 4f to 5 ; Turin, 6f ; Frank fort, 3} ; Brussels, of ; Hamburg, 5 ; and St. Pe tersburg, 6; per cent. In the foreign exchanges yesterday afternoon the rates were about the same as last Tuesday. The following are the quotations : Amsterdun. 3 months, 12.2 to 4 ; ditto, 3 days, 11.19 to t ; Rotterdam, 3 m a th s , 12.2 to ; Ant werp, 3 mou ths, 26.724 to 71; Hamburg, ma. booboo, 3 months, 13.101 to t ; Paris, 3 days, 25.?2t to 35 ; ditto, 3 mouth*, 26.70 to 80 • FranklortAm.the-Maine, 2 smooths. 120 f to 121 ; St. Pete burg (per rouble), 3 months, 31 to e ; Vienna, eff. Pao., 3 months, 11.90 to 95; Triomf*, eff. do., 3 mouths, 11.90 to 95 ; Madrid, 3 months, 48 to t ; Cadiz. 3 months. 48 toe ; Leghorn, 3 months, 26.80 to 85 ; Genoa, 3 smiths, 25.80 to 85 ; Wan, 3 mouths, 26.80 to 85 ; Naples, 3 months, 25.80 to 85 ; Palermo, 3 mouths. 26.80 to 85 ; Yeasirm, 3 menthol, 25.80 to 85 ; Lisboa. 90 days, 511 to 52 ; Oporto, 90 days, 511 to W. A further sum of 15,000/. in gold was bought by the Bank yesterday. The steamer Seine has arrived from the West Indies with 514,5001., of which 346,0081. is gold, and 169,5001. silver. The whole of the gold is expected to be taken to the Bank, iu the absence of any de mand from abroad. The French mail steamer from the West ladies, due at St. Nazaire yesterday, will, it is anticipated, bring a further large total. The Bombay exchange is telegraphed at 24. lid., showing a movement slightly adverse to this coun try. A further rise is shortly expected, the season for the shipment of large quantities of cotton to England being about to commence. The return of the Bank of France for the week ending Thursday shows a decrease in the coin and bullion of 173,0001. ; in the bills dismounted and advancer, of 628,0001. ; in the current accounts, of 360,0001. ; and in the note circulation, of 384,0001. The Treasury balance has augmented by 80,0001. On the whole these changes are favourable. The weekly sales of cotton at Liverpool hare been 35,020 bales, of which 8,830 were for export, and 4,230 on speculation. The actual exports have been 13,661 bales, and the imports 16,284. The present stock is estimated at 244640 bales. At the meeting of the Staffordshire Rolling Stock Company, held recently, a dividend was declared at the rate of 7i per cent. per annum, free of income tax. The Board of the International Bank—an estab lishment just formed by the junction of toe London and Colonial Bank with the British and American Exchange Banking Corporation—has been strength ened by the accession of Mr. Thurburn and Mr. G. Eatridge, formerly of Antigua, whose experi ence is likely to be of considerable service to the bank in connexion with its transactions in the West Indies. The quarterly meeting of the National Freehold Land Society will be held on Friday evening, the 26th inst. The directors of the Continental Bank Corpora tion have made a call of M. on the original shares, which will make 201. per share paid up. A meeting of the West Ham Gas Company is called for the Slat inst., to remit° the directors' report and declare a dividend. The first ordinary general meeting of the Tahiti Cotton and Coffee Plantation Company will take place on the 22ud inst. The list of applications for sharer in the Penin sular, West Indian, and Southern Bank will be closed for London on Wednesday next, August 17, for the country on Thursday, August 18, and for the Continent, Monday, August 22. The letters of allotment of the Merchant Ship ping Company (late Somes Brothers) were issued yesterday afternoon. FRIDAY EITIIDrO. Consols were first quoted at 891) to j for the account, and for a abort period were 89/, rather buyers. The final prices, however, were again 891 to I for September, and 84 to for money. The official business reFort is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 89j, I, ; ditto for account, 8911, 3 , i ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 881, ; New Three per Cents., 138 e, I ;New Five per Cents. 1873, 104, 1051 ; Bank Block, 244, 242} ; India Stock, 210 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 1041,10 n, 104 ; Red Sea Telegraph, li tnclia Five per Ceuta. remain at 104 to 1041. There were no transactions in India Bonds, and Exchequer Bills were rather dull, marking 255. and 15a. discount. On the Block Exchange the rate for loans in the morning was about R percent., but from the large amount of capital offering the charge this afternoon was nominally only 4 per cent. The alarm of the financial companies bare not fully maintained their previous prices. General Credit in particular receded an eighth, to 21 to prem. ; International Financial left off at 4* to prom.; Imperial Mercantile Credit, at St to 8 prem. ; and London Financial at 91 to 10 pram. In the market for bank shares there was a rise in Alliance, European, Hindustan, China, and Japan (new), London and Westminster, Scinde, and Union of Australis'. On the other hand, a decline took place in Anglo•AustyMn Bank of London, Bank of Queensland, Bank of Wales, Csbbeges.p. doe, Is to Is Yr•Dek &WM, per half-Move, to to ea Peas, per basket, as dal to 3e04 Potatoes, York Regents, per too, 60s to its „ Rocks, do_ she to Ito Flakes tOo to 90s Cirrols, per bunch, 64 to 94 Turnips, per knack, 94 to &I Cucumbers, each, ed to Is Best, per I:log..1114W as atutliote, per lb.. ad Osrlie, per lb., dd Lettuces, each, Id to Id Radice, per score, le to is 1 Borsersdlsh,p. bunch, I.od Ude Mushroooss,p.pott., Is to Is 9.1 , Parsley, per It buaeba., as to Id 1 Herbs, per bunch. ad THE PR(GE S OP KDOCATIOW. —A recent report of the Register-General shows that 32 7pm out. of thermals minors who married io 1841 mere obliged to sign theme/Ow with marks. This propecties diminished year by year till 186?, when it was 23.7. The progress of education arouget women has been still more gratifying. Ira 18111 48.8 per cent, of minors were unable to write their names; bet in let= there were only 28 5 per cent. in this predicament. me pro portion of illegitimate to the total number of births do om ad from 7.03 per omit. ire 1845 to 6.34 per out. in 1861 QCIVENSIJOID EitionArlow.—The shipp Fiery Sta.r, 2,300 toms bade, belonging to Mean. T. Y. Mackay and Co.. sailed on theSth inst. from Qemiutowe for Queue land, Captain W. H. Yale, commode,. The rimy Mar is the forty.fourth vowel that ham sailed on the Lend Order System of Emigration, under the immediate direction of the Queensland government. She contains 483 suds, divided iota paving, masted, and free and comeisting of 166 members of families, 228 men, 91 slash females. THE Finn CATTLE SHOW IN SH lEPLAHD. —The first cattle shoe wider the unpins of the recast' -utak. lithed Shetland Agnealtural Society was held at Leewiet on Monday. and in all respects ease up to the expectation, of the most sanguine —proving the importance and utility of the association and its outopstitioes, and showing that, despite many serious drawbacks. Shetland is susceptible of great improvements in the rearing of stock. There win a large atteadiums from the cosinlead ad islands, mid great interest wae attached to the show. The stock were highly creditable to the locality, many of the animals being exceed. iagly good specimens of thriving stock. —Noracrit Zaripa. CHASING C ROSS. —Mr. G. J. de Wilde, of Northampton, writing to the Beerier, Mates that the pops. lag etymology of "Charing," from Chin Reim, caw* possibly be correct. In the narrative of the quarrel betimes ' the merchants of Loudon and Nortinuoptesi, in the Liter de Antiquis Legibur, the following page, he says, Donors : Quibus litteris impetration , soca . rumor.. good predied prisons incrust &pod Cherriv4x Auto Westesowesserium, übi Molar et &Mei Norebsoistou illos *Mumma." This was in 1260. end Qum Eleanor (the Chin Brier in qua tio6) died in 1291. I ForaPBILSONS STABBED AT Ilisnerantyng.—A, man named US. • borsombeer. committed a eery mod end ferocious act in the strange( Manchester yesterday. Amid his fellow-workmen, °hatred with iritimidatiag • man whir would sot join a strike, was being lad to the police office by two detectives. Lee followed, and suddenly stabbed one of the detectives la the arm, the other in the sock. Lee made o/ immediately, penned by a sewed, two of venom he stabbed in the arm while they were securing him. The wounds are asid to be slight, bat diet is the Deck of the detective officer was very nearly a most dangeroce one. SUICIDE IN ST. JOHN'S-WOOD BUZIAL-feItOCND. —Yesterday morning Dr. Leicester held an inquest at the Knight of St. John Tavern Queisserrood, 134. Jobe...rood, ou the body of James Adkins, 42 years, who was focal banging by the ow* to the s tool - boo e attached to St. John's-wood b •grosed. Ilkeerklemeaddiseed showed that the deceased was • gardener is the melee of the Messrs. Headsman, the celebrated nurserymen Red florists, of the Wellington-reed, and that he had Wee married 13 years, but lived very unhappily with his wife owing to his having had two childne by a woman before his marriage, and one shwa, his wife having coot Be kid four times attempted suicide—twice the nail to which be had suspended himself gave way, and twice he had tried to drown himself. Ho was • man who would take a 14143. drink, bat constantly comp:Mead of his wife's taupe, and said he was soiserable. Oa Wedaseday last he asked the gardener of the banal monad to lend him his key to go into kis tool-home for an boor or twos repose, sod did not return. About half past eight in the evening the gardewer, forgetting the ier• immature of the ley, went arid found the door locked inside. He forced it open, and discovered the deceased banging to a beam supporting the gas pips. Hs e g g m a dews, and Mr. Feller, surgeon, was invisibly called in. loaf life Iliad bees extinct some time. A meet " fluids seder temporary Massity“ was Marie& SAD B.LBULT Of • FOOLISH Bier.—The Echo A Waite relates the fatal teessiestion of • foolish bet made Wee days since by two using man of Arks. While se: together, one them offsood to wegsr 10tr. that be swallows raw fish. The bet was assepted, and the young man then put a small gen into hie mouth. but II stunk in has throat, Red all their efforts to outlast it peered vain. A surgeon was snot for, but the prickles of the dermal an bed peeetentsd so far into the lash. that he aeo idled to move M The easerequenos was that the puked aspired after great suffering. SIIIIDLT. CM NOICTIMIII MONDAT. Westerly to N. add COMM N.W. to N.E. and to round. variable,llett SE., moderate, tine, to fresh, fat As above. Wcaraaa. Nto L. and to 8., mo derate to troth, line, • few showers. 8.W.t0 N.W. and SOCTE2III. N.N.W.toIN.E., mo- N. Sant to mode. dente to trash, tine rate or fresh, fine. As above. Lorna N. to IL and B. too. dente to troth, MN. If orthers=tkotland- Westersairshutd, Waist, sad ad jarealeo Soatbern=lhoedith Mama &Mbar of flat►. Seators mlsstward &Wand and North Be► CHINA AND JAPAN STEAM NAVIGATION COY PANT.—(THIS DA T.)—The hall•yeerly meeting of share holders in the above company was announced to be held this day at the offices, 10, King's Arso►yard, Moorgatestreet, City. Mr. R. Brown, ou taking the chair, said he regretted to nod there was not a sufficient number of shareholders in attendance to enable them to proceed to the business of the day. He would therefore propose that the meeting stand adjourned until October next. the day to be announced by circular and advertisement. The resolution was agreed to, and the meeting adjourned accordingly. QUALIFICATION OF Pu RUC VACCINATORS . Whams it is required under the regulation sat forth in the order of the Lot* of the Privy Council. dated Ist December, 1859, that perinea to be thereafter &attracted with by the guardians and overseers of onions mid parishes in &gland for the performance of public vaccination shall (except in certain cases) produce a certificate of proficiency in vied ration, given, alter don instruction sod examination, by some public vaccinator whom the Privy Council authorise to set for that purpose, notice is hereby given, that, subject to the same conditions so their lordships have heretofore ap pointed in the like matter, sod subject also to their ►ord ships' further orders, Mr. Robert Cottam, of 53. Kirkgate, Leeds, ofliciatiog as public vactioator in the parish of Leeds, is authorised to give certificates for the purposes of the aforesaid order to permits whom he, at his appointed station, shall instruct or examine in vaceinatioe.—Privy Council office, 11th August, 1064. —Casette. TER Drag or NEWCASTLE'S ARRIVAL AT CLUE SIR. Oar readers will receive with great pleasure the an nouncement that the Duke*, Newcastle, the universally re spected lord lieutenant of Nottinghamshire, arrived at hi seat, Clamber-park, near Worksop, from Carlton Howe terrace, Lnadoe, on Wednesday evening last, reaching the Worksop station of the Matibmter, Sheffield, and Lincoln shire Railway by the 6.26 pan. exprees. His grace was ac companied by his son, Lord Robert Clinton, and two medical gentlemen, and had a couch fitted-op to realise upon during the journey. On arriving at Worksop, his grace was sup ported from the train to hi carriage, which was waiting for him, and at once drove off to Clamber. Hundreds of par sons heed the route ; and there were many silent minifesta tiara of joy shown on the occasion of the duke's return. The bells of the Abbey Church rang merry peels, and flags floated from many of the residence, of the priecipal inhabit ants and tradeamen. His pace looks very much thinner than when be was lest sees in Worksop ; sad we are sorr► to say that his health is very unsatisfactory. The noble expression of countenance is left, but disease has sadly im paired it during the last four months. We sincerely trust that the fine forest air of his native county will have a bene ficial effect upon hie constitution, and that be may be re stored to his family and countrymee. The disease nudes which his grace labours is 'Newby, Brifilttii.—Leeds Mercury. THE SUTHERLAND MININTER AND MR. JOHN BRIGHT.—Some yeses ago Mr. Bright was going to a certain tows on the Sutherland mast. While the coach was going through a certain parish the worthy minister th ereof mounted and sat beside Join Bright. They began to die cues politics. After a while the minister said, with a twang snd dialect we reasot oopy, " I'll tell you what it is, we'll sever have pesos until that blackguard, John Bright, be banged. He is trying to Americanise our institutions, and do awayentirely with the glorious constitution of Great Britaio.. " Ob." Nava the M.P.. " you would not surely hang him!" "Haag him! repliesthe minister " I would just babe him myself as high as the tree. The 'Mackgmerd Cobden is had, but he's tee degrees worse. Oh, he should be burnt, burnt ! " In something of the same strain the convene lion went on all the way. After service be was compli mented by the clergyma n for whom he officiated on the One brie audience he bad. "and amo n g the rest you bad Mr. Bright.M.Y. for Birmingham . " "Where did be sit!" revs the minister. He was told where the stout M.P. sat. "0 Lord !" he exclaimed, "what have I done? He came down oe the coach with toe, and I railed him a blackguard, and mid he should be burned."—Elgin Courant. WHOLESALE DISFRANCHISEMENT OF BOROUGH Vcrites. -- Muth dissatistsctios exists et the present moment in the borough of Greenwich, owing to between 400 and 500 residents in Deptfoed aloe. having been struck off the list of parliamestary vote's in consequence of having neglected to pay aseeseed taxes chimed upon them in respect*: the houses they occupy on the 20th oh, On Thursday evening a several meeting of those than disfranchised was bold, at which it was agreed to mod is the usual claims to the overseers of the right of voting, and to memorialise the Board of Inland Revenue to instruct the district surveyor not to press the objection to the games being re-imerted, the memorialata panting oat that therm being no reeidrot collector of taxes is the town, but at a distance of a mile in the adjoioieg tows of Greenwich, they were precluded from leaving their work in the dockyard and other establisluneete daring the hours of ten and four, when such taxes were re mired. AN ROILY-ACCOMMODATED BISHOP. —OD Wed sudsy the Bishop of Rippe had eminged to consecrate • burial ground at Thomas. wear Wakefield, but ma smirker at the Leeds station, about eleven o'clock. his lordship found there was no train for Wakefield for some *ea sicierable time. He, however. by some means heard that there was • goods train about to start for that place, and offered to go hy it ; but hare another hitch occurred, for it was fouled that the,. was so carriage that could be attached to the *rale. Not to be stopped by so small • matter, his lordship volunteered se go cm the series with the driver sad stoker, if allowed to do se. This was at once granted, sod Dr. liiekretath rode to his &Wear:toe as the eagle.); and eo agreeable did he reeks himself to his companions. that the driver said that if be was • spec& men of the bishops ha should'et mied having ace on the oughts with him every day.—Meacitesier Guardian. THE GUNPOWDER EXPLOPION AT CHILWORTN.— Yeetartiay, Mr. C. J. Woods cormier far the western divi. mime of Surrey, resumed at the Percy Arms, Chilworth, the ievestigatioe hobo the eircutestseces consented with the death of Marks Muesli sad Jobs Parallel& who were killed by the explosion at the Chilworth Powder Mills, oo Friday, the sth Met. The Conner, in summing up, remarked that the evidence did sot show that blame attached to woo*. The machinery had been properly nanufsetered amid put up. The jury, lifter oxisulting for shoat Sham minute returned • verdict. "That the deceased met with their deaths by so explosion of gunpowder at Mr. Sharp's mills, bat that the cause of the explosion was saksown.'• I Z. ,8. -11 to sa ast los i Ms WO 11l Kau No. Ili 1 Bun. I - Icooo lee Ai — m4i Mesteresen'e(L). 10,000 60 Do. New (16a. 10 p.) 10,000 60 Albion 10,000 1017 AlllaneeldmiALbreepoell 10.060100 Do. New 100,000 110 Abele Austrian 10,000 20 Aoodo Italllll2 ,Lialited)! 11,600 40 Anal:4l44ls 7,500 40 Do. New Itace 10 Bankof beithltColentl44, 10.010 26 Bank of = 4000 100 Baal' of 26,000 so Bank of Otago limited ) 10,000 100 Bank of Qvionaland IL., 10,000 SO Bankof VletorliLAnatrlel 6,000 100 Bank of Wales (LtaL) . 50,000 10 Bank of New Zealand .:1 10.000 20 Brazilian& 10,000 SO BnUsh & Calli nw O u ttral 10.000, 00 flattish 21. Mastics 32,200 SO C. bk. Indla,Aua., Mao, 7,600 20 Do. New 10,000 25 Mart. Mee. of 4000 100 City 10,000 100 Colonial 10,000 16 low. hank of India, &e 100,000 10 Consolidated Beak (L ; 6,000 100 Continental (L) 12,000 50 Last London (Limited! ! 4000 50 Do. New 10.000 20 Eng.ecoa&AnaLCharid 40,000 60 Baena, and Swedish (L 40,100 SO Itoropena BanklAnalid 10,000 100 lUadaan.Chinn&Jap.(L, 10,000 100 Do. New 12,000 100 Imparlad Bank, Limbed! 3.000 100 110. 'New . - 60 lelatic.of SO Imperial Mom. U lowan_ 100,000 W Laud Mort Wt. Wee / 20,090 60 Lon.Bk.onfoideeto. 10,000 100 Lan. Beak ettleethwel(ll to,ooo 100 Loodoa awl Breathes 6,000 NO Lois& AynnallalalsaL 110,000 06 Do. New, las. at IS p 4.0.0 100 Lau., We., as. ftasi. IL; 60,000 10 Los. ChWask of Awed. 10,000 100 Landes and OW:WM XI 20,000 60 London and Cony 1 6.000 100 Lon. Itawts.Onsga.gell 60,000 60 Landon Joint Week -10,000 100 Loa. and Northern (10 10,000 10 Landon& eolith Atrkse 6,000 100 1.011. & ft Wooten ILlan 00,0..0 100 Len. & Weslahniar 10,000 100 Merchant kaalt(Lit.) 10,000 60 blercantlbs& izeleansL 90,000 Mt Do. New 10,000 100 Metro. & floe. beak 6,000 10 Midland bank (Uall.) 10,000 100 Nadowd of U • 05,000 ;MI N. Paw New/I 2eooo 60 National Bank, New 16.000 10 New dank Mafia 40,000 10 Now Zealand (Uaslte) 60,000 10 North Western 60400 16 Orilstal bank *opera 20000 60 Prowls. banklngeorp,(L WOOO DM Weston at hefted 11,600 10 Ilebsde, Penj.,&Ddld 111,000 16 Soul& Australis. 10,000 U South Lateen (Um) I 10.000 100 Wand. of A 13. Abbas 4660 160 Do. do. 10,000 26 Union at • 10000 100 Dubs at la lrilat* *OOO Is Dab at Loads. 2.41 I CIL also M 143 146 2$ i 6 I a SA 44 20 37 3404.14 O le am • 1 70 r &Po all 73 74 30 26 27 leput all 24 30 40 $46170 a • 141. 20 41 lids! 11 4. s 40 1 3 SOS 1 10 I Si ti) le % ps Pla zd t 6 par 44 1162 ▪ 64 ▪ 30 an II 14 pa 4*' 46 Hi I 111 134 xd 16 41 44 141 7 9 po: 6 fle 7p6a 16 1 2 pol , 2 3 psi 8 2 pr. 4111 21 22 id' u. i -011* I !684 9 666, 1 13 14 lips , 13 '.6ses 10 lf 14pok I lipss id 10 Of 71ge all 13 31 4 : 11 11662 " I. 36 pe I 43 610 pm! 60 16 16 pm 6, Si 3 1Pol, !W .6 plc 3 1.6 3+ 416issul Se 1 13 76 I 16 1 ; 47 Of id , 1 2 Oda ,c 1 ;a. 34 26 'a 1 11 feprs Ed 10 13 J 6 Id 171 11f Iffposd 7 1 t lf 91 11=i , 40 ID apos m td, 20 ipar Ipso it 7 12 IS7 ep 611 46 46 1 par On 5 4 7fp• 131 If 69 & 1 dis gar II SO In ND SI 3 pm AIN'S I 3 6p ff 7 , II pis 11 ' O al sa 66 w 33 I Ids tell 16.44 61 1.011.1 1 N Mot awl Wag DAY AN 337 De MOW 10 lend Meow 3010 t— wimp et HLoollosillaalbode.llo 11 maw 81. WOW Vaelotio 1,000 10 Do. Now Itova net ;o I IH. I CIL 'glom I Galas. L} 19 IS zdj }dim pond. 3 tY i i Fr I 44116 par s4l 73 7d kW 19. 1 $ 4on ar I die ipm zd 4 4pa 2 We I 4 pm fpm 21_ id ad si 4 - id 4 ;10 St 34 104 111 100 111 2 3pm 11 2 , 11 pis zd 1 110 13 2 INr } in iPs • 4 1 iiPa l , • Os. If 3 pnl Ilk 27 --, lie r, 1 3 1 jlt i 6 1 4elloo 16 1 6.116 . 22 114 I 31 11666'0' d il 2Pl:crn 9k 1066614' 9 reprazd 2 1 t ' 2 dis, 1 2 pa l Ws }pm 1.0 IS 1 pm , i 16 2 1 2 6 !Psi ISis Si Si Pazgl 1 Oi pwi ii 2. l 114 3 1 'fps. 1_ 17,ip0 I A §th.l 4o is u 10 21 pe: 2: ell ;idle ge 126 126 1 4dis otl y— -66 66l sigma pal Poi r Oral 11 7 11pm' 1 3 1 t 3 pot 14 17 4 Il OM Ire if Now PREFERENCE SHARES. Greet Western, Newport perpetual 6 per cent. opt. till lea 118. Manchester, SlielSeld, and Lincolnshire 6 per cent. 125. FOREIGN RAILWAYS. - • Great LuzeinbOtiri,loll;j: Southern of Fenno% 2S. PROVINCIAL SHARI MARKETS. MAIKIIIIIII2I, 1.000112 12.--Prices were rather lower, with a good bnainenz Imiltale and lake Buren. I—Calerionian, 1161 — (great Eastero.47: —Great Luxembourg, 10f 13-16—Great North ern, A, 1634 Great Western, My—lllinois Central, paid.ap, —Lancashire and Yorkshire, 120 f I—London and North Waibine. 117 f I—Maw:heater, Shelleld, and Lincolnshire, adf —Metropo litan, 113{ I—South Eastern, 96j f I—Thames and Money Ma nse Inesuare, Sep.—National Shmm. 1d —John Brown and Co., 24 p.--rieneley Coal and Iron, 2• p.—Landon and Ca/edo nian Marine, par—Eau Paulo, 10.—Ditto. paid up, ,81--Ociwra Credit 2 13-16 p.—Empire Marine. 1 7-16 p.—C. Gunmen and Co., b p.—Whitehaven and Yuma, VI IL ACGCIT it —ln this market to-day Midland, Bristol and Birmingham Six per Casts. were sold at 137, cum dis : Birmingham Old Mills, at • : Birmingham New Mills at 1 64 - U. . WoacestAr Wagon shank at M. Ps. Pt • General Steam NairLation Company shame at 26 : and Midiand * Contnot shares at 1 pm.: Patent Shaft and Azle shares closed at If to Al pm.. Palest Not and Bolts Mlf pm., buyers . Birmingham Pinanciats Mlf to If pm.. done on Thursday at if pet Binaitaidiani Batilmig Cbmpasy there*, balers, at 34. ditto New shares. 33, sellers ; and 'Amine/Au Joint Stock Banks at an to 43 es Tag Haavotr tic ACRIT.II. —The harvest in Aus tria, and particularly io Iluniary, is so very good that duriog die last few day. the prices of all kiods of bread fruits have fangs coosiderat t . A great landed propnetor, who last year gray but 300 metzeo" Austrian measure whisk coatidas about 80 English pounds of wheat), publicly states that lie has sow oa the selicame fume grown 150,0® "purses." RAILWAY TRAFFIC itscorre..—The traffic returns of railways in the Ileited Kingdom amounted for the week ending the 6th of August, on 11,369 miles, to 734,1004, and for the correspooding week of last year, oa 10.976 miles, to 671.2351., showing an increase of 393 miles, sod of 62,9654 is the receipts. The gram reosipts on the following 14 railways sweated is the aggregate, on 7,7149 miles, to 584.0674, sad for the corre pooling week of 1863, on 7,663 mike, to 538,3464, showing as increase of 196 miles, and 45,721 is the receipts. The Increase on the Caledonne amounted to 2,3741. ; es the Great Enders to 3,8334 ; on the Great Northers se 2,0401. ; oa the Grist Wistsra to 2,992/. ; oa Leacethhe sed Yorkshire to 6,0184 ; oft the London and North-Wmiern to 8,4161. ; as the London sad Brighton to 1,7464; on the London and Senth•Mortens to 3,8651. ; on the Maathester. Sheffield, sad Lineoloelure to 1,9921.; on the Midland to 4,8611. ; on the North British to 1,0164; on the North Eastern to 7,1*91. ; sad as the Smith the to 4761. ,• total, 46.0371. But from this must be de ducted 3161. , the decrease es the Great Southern and West/re, leering the increase as above 46,7214 The rondo and taiseml traffic au them lises emanated to 2511,4834 , sad for the corresponding week of 1863 to 229,0811., showing an icemen* of 27,4121. The receipts for pesseagers, percale, kc., .merited to 1:17,5744, ageiest 309.1654, .bowing en in erase of 111,1001. The traffic receipts oa 63 other lines anseaated, ea 3,580 miles, to 150,1331., and for the car reeptiadiag week ef last rear, on 9,313 miles. to 132,8894, showier, as fellness of 167 miles sad af 172141. is the receipts. The total receipts of the past week show as in crease of 194'1,11. as compared with those of the presetting ::::= ag the 30th of J sly, sod se compared with the • week of last year a vary considerable Legere in the traffic of W matey. I N. I RAILWAYS,. MI all ;Antwerp& kat. Sp. el .. all C.02•T01223.1.4113.110.44. be Op. et 15 iall ,1111441f1i of Fraaralg.at 4 2111 10.1.42.0aboargip.oiel SO .211 Do. 100 !all Havana and Mammas 100 !all 'ldaaaanue and 1 1 2104421 100 la Mamma analSalwallla Hs lan Do. Sec:2l4lam. SO .211 North ot traac4lll2 . Bl.l 110 iall I Du. (lateCharUlip.24.l 100 all Ottoman Maple. APO.) MParts, Lyme, es Ks is on Do. Now . 101 , all Reclta &r. (rut) 4 all Royal Swedlalt ap. et. KO all Oagaa la Gras& 7 p.ol 10 , all S. Aaa&Los-Vaia.oo4.l 100 all 3outhEast.of P0rt.7p.0.1 10 all Southernot Tramelp.o. , SO all loath ItsUaa S per AI SO all WAN. W.lll no , O PAL No. I Si. I 0011,11101. - - UMW 10 T IAnaMPl0idu0 NM ~ 120001 116 Andre Dan 10,000, 11 Anatrallanater . :l 47,000; 10 !Berlin*stereos* 22000 1 Bombay Gee ( 6,000 50 Briddi American UN 152710&' 14. .B. a 1. Yen Tel (14 12,500 90 • British India& Tea (L ) 2014' 1114 Cooed. Company 60,000 10 .eanadiaaLoanalevX) 16,000' 10 Ceylon Cc 20,000 25 City of Lo:l:2Prop.ti 20.000' 00 City °Mem (Um) ~ 00,000 10 'Cote. of africsaller.4 60,000. 00 CommerolalVekonlia 20,000 60 Corolldated Dn.- & 17,600 20 Continental Uti.Oam 4 40,000 100 Contractoormtlea( 120001 25 'Cop.ll.l6in, Tap 10,0001 60 'Credit Ponder 10,0001 60 I Do. of near** (L) 10,000 50 Credit Mobilise. UMW, 82 Oryital Palate 110,6901: IL Do. Prof @roses 11117,0001 U. Do. op. et. Piaerrep Deb. 10.000 100 DlsoomtC orpOsailan ' 60,000' 20 1 2.. ladle Irrig Alois. it 100.000: 10 laptlanCornit Trd.(L 112120751.1 94. . electric Telegraph 20.000. 6 Ilan and A* Copper 10,000,100 I Nag alleotainaMeria.iL 75,000, 20 Plesocial Corporation 6,000, 50 ,Planacial Discount (L) 10,0011. 20 ' Poreet. Wanton* (L. 10,000 60 Oellivara (Limited). 116,000 10 .o.l,llditatoto.once:ii. "moo: so 1069 Stew NaTiostles 20,000: 60 I EloolaVoloelal Aa.(L) 100,000, 10 IlentonsEer 100,0001 II Lap& lier.alt.Asa a ) 26.000 1 M edian Otrrylog (Elul 100.11110, * Internat. Innen.eue.ll 100,00101 /0 Internet-Land Credit; *Ai OD Illalien Inls. (Cen.o ) 1000000 100 Do. ap. e. Dam r. 11120 60,000 26 JointiltockDkostat(L.) 20,000, 10 !Load Securities (Um)! 70.000' U .Lood. African Trad ' WOW; II llood.eadCeledoa.ll. I 12000 1 6 Load. untrlet Wen 10.0001 s• Load. Sloan Law. ) 10,0001 M Do. Mew 175,0001 4 l lnod. O Oroalbes 041 1 10,000, 10 ', Lund., talian nc.341. 60.0001 10 'Lond.ProviociallLarina 50,0001 II I/ad/ea Info. &Cr* 10.000. 10 Do. 10.000 26 Morino loveatiseat(L) 12,400 110 i Mauritian lead,ne.(2.) 12,000 10 11edIt. Osten. Tel. (1.) 40,000 60 1111Iwall Iron Works 22,600 so Natal LandnCoL C.(l , Km. it National Ma. Co.. (1 10,0001 60 NatioNl Financial (lii 10.00011/0 National Steen Nay. 2000 1 SO i NerbaddaCoal 4 I. ' 20.0e2 IS N.Tealand T.,2Losa(L. 1641751 OR N.ll4l2Australsalanc2ll 40.0001 10 N. bete Id ereas. le. (1:1 30,0001 1 Novaloolaso.6o4L .141 UAW 2 Do. do. 40,0041 U roe= Itarlso Issms 10,000; IS thisstalCosurroksl ( L 10,0001 50 Orleot .1 Financial ',L) 115/60) 1 Ortented Gas (Malted) 1141 1 ; Do. New 40.111111 110 rthellalandlinneo(2.) 10,002 SS OSloneee Inasocial X.) 10,0001 1 044enaa Gea (Gutted 12,5001 10 'PaaaenalLlLtitesin ( L), ksoo 1 I Do. do. 000.00 W OS. IreellUnland a Win (1 . .) 111,000. OS Pealikeelar * 0. Omen 10,000 SO Da New 17,00 u 10 L.. L. 12000 SO Iren M.( 10,000 15 Now 4.280 25 SIDI. City. Improm (L ) 22714 60 Ditto ditto . . 10,010' 101 loyal Wan seaank. 200,111114. ft. ;800241=n% Invent. 012000 60 1•181. 101 0 11 1. &Cot. 1000 10 ,Soc.llnaa.d'Oup44( ) 10,000 ; 50 L Ohioan M. & la. (I: 121001 U !South AoatraDsu Land 2110.00021 N. !Submarine T 37.600. MI .Tel Constroet=l. 101,0001 N Thames& Mersey Italia,' 14600 15 ITiaNtiligmer(slll2 L. 60,0001 10 IT. IS L 00. of U. Cement 30.000, 1 troika L. Ulm. Oa. (L, 60,000 i 11) IlTalvess. 11440410 a .(L ; 16.000 1 lib I.l=AansaTot(Llan.) 25.000 II 10.00.15 TaaD6eminee LM 20,000 114 Warn* PlasaceiLlm. 20,000 60 iWasUndlettadlefl L. Chartered Mercantile of India, City, Commercial Bank of India, and Oriental Bank. The transactions in miacellaneous shares have not been numerous, and the changes comprised as advance in Fore-street Warehouse, National Dis count, and Universal Marine Insurance ; and a re duction in Millwall Iron Works, New Zealand Trust and Loan, Ocean Marine Insuranos, and West India and Pacific Steam. Hudson's Bay shares improved to 161 k to ; Egyptian Trading left off at 14 to a prem. In Colonial Government Debentures there was s rise in Canadian Nova Scotia, and Queensland de scriptions. and a decline in the Cape of Good Hope. The closing (but in some oases merely nominal) quotations for shares in new undertakings are subjoined, viz. :—Anglo-Egyptian Bank, 2f to 3 prem. ; Ebbw Vale Company, dia. pram. ; and Humber Ironworks, to 1* die. MINER.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Ciotri. The fortnightly settlement having commenced, there is little business in the mining market, and prices generally are unchanged. East Gren ville shares, however, continue in strong demand, and have further improved, the present quotation being se to 1. Nn transactions are officially re ported in the Stock Exchange. Foreign and colonial mining shares are inactive. St. John del Rey have been dealt in at 38k, being steady. The subjoined weekly summary of the metal market is extracted from the circular of Messrs. von Dadelezen and North : The metal market has felt the ioduenee 'of dear money, and businms his fallen off materially. There is an entire absence of speculation, and consumers osly buy for their most revering wants. Iron—There is ooediange in Welsh bare, prices are supported, and the same may be raid of Stafford shire iron. Scotch pig iron has 'oleo very steady ; after touching Ss. Gcl. cub, and 595. opeo, the market has im proved again to :As. 3d. cash sod 19s. 6d. open. Copper English, raw nod manufactured, is now °bleu:stile a couple of pounds under smelters' prices from holders of second hand lots, but the demand is stopped. Smelters adhere to official quotations. Burrs, Kapunda, and Wallaroo are ob tainable at a slight reduction from our last quotations. Tin—The market is very dull for foreign. Straits is °Weis able at 1041. 10.., and at 104/. crab, but without buyers. Sawa has been done at 1041. 10s. delivered here, and still obtainable at the price. English tin also has lost ground the lest few days, and may be had cheaper. Tin plates are very difficult to place. )(wad ie very dull. Speller has maintained its position well ; we quote spot, 211., and thaws are buyers for forward delivery at 241. 504, but holders however ask 241. 101. Hull speller ha. been dose at 241. Is. cash. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. (THIS DAY.) (DT 1:12C1100 AND INTIRNATIONAL TILNORAIII.) (FROM OUR OWN OORRIRPONDENT.) Market cautious@ to improve, six! tbs Manua' will pro bably result in 10,000 or 12,000 bales. TALLOW MARKET.-(THIS DAT.) The market is quiet. Town tallow is quoted 40c dd. ; Petersburg Y.C., oe the spot, 41s. tid. ; October to De cember, 436. 6d. to 43e. 9d. ; January to Mara, 445. 6d. MARKET AVCRAGEA. —Town ttllow, Cia. Od. • fat by ditto. 2a. lA. ; yellow Atomism. 435. Od. ; pelt e d stuff, 32.. 6d. ; rough ditto, 18a. Od. ; tallow graves. 18a. ; rod drop, 7.. SMITHFIELD HAY HARKET.--(THIS DAY.) News. Harvey and Piston report trade firm. Prime meadow bay. 90a. to 105 a.; inferior ditto. 77a 6d. to 85s. ; clover, old. 95e. to 120 s. ; straw. 27e. to Ma. COVENT GARDEN.-(THIS DAY.) Stoat descriptions of outdoor produce are now ►bundsat, but prices for some tbiage are high. Cherries, goceeberrien, sad strawberries are nearly over. Of grapes and phis apples there is still a good supply, and black, red, sad white currant' have been plentiful Foreign goods com prise apricots, greengage plums, and West India pine •Pales, all it which are abondaat sad cheap. Green walnuts foe pickling may still be obtained. Peas its mercer. Flowers chiefly consist of orchids, heaths, pelar goniums, mignonette, and roses. •sun. - • Pine apples, per lb., es to Grapes, per Ha, es to es Peaches, per dos ,es to Its I Nectarines, do., es to Ifs Gooseberries, green, p. qt,, 3d told Apples, per Fier', Is to es Per 1., Id le fd Wampum, Per )00, Ns 10 200 Lmes, Per Iff, Ss to Ids Nate, !sreeloN, N., I Atmonda, do., 18.. to 20s VEIP:TABLES. 1 W.II W. LLI W.N.W. aw. ILLICIL ILL &ilk W.N.W. LILL &&Z. ILN.I. 11r.& & LW. LW. 111.N.Z. 2471. &W. N.W. dil id 106 zd bi 74 I SI m - zd lei IT 6i zd 101 11 sd 17 i ill id -. 14 NI sil id ad Se Ife .... ISt ne I It. 4$ 71 zd ■d xd id. Ull Sel ilia sct zd .... 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