The Express. — London, England, 1862-09-03 00:00:00

LIW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) SECONDARIES' COURT. (Before Mr. Secondary Poker.) RELIGIOUS sCROPLIS. :ti persons were summoned as jurymen, the maks . i Mhom were of the Jewish persuasion. Several excuses made on the ground of illness. It appears that the . day of atonement, or " White Fast," will take plans ..• invent month, and strict Jews have an aversion to as the day appreechts, as by their law they are ..ied to afflict their souls fur their sin. of the persons summoned begged to be excused. He ! he had no wish to get rid of tho duty, but the present . ass a season in which he wished to be exempted from .:14. It was only on sczount of his religious scruples t Le made the application. gr. Secondary Potter said the duty would be very light dunng the vacation, and he thought he bad better serve. is his attendance on the meant occasion he would be ..f..,red from serving in the inferior courts and at the Old I.;ailey for three years. The applicant was persuaded to serve ; and when the first was called on, more than half the jury were found to ... Jews, and were sworn covered, in accordance with a t ....rent decision oflDr. Alder, the chief rabbi of the Jewish persuasion. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) CLER KEN WELL. TICKING THE POCKET OT A LADE% MAID. fashionably attired, lady-like looking young woman, who the name of Sarah Markers, and stated that she resided ` A i Nottingham, was charged before Mr. Barker with at tempting to pick the pocket of Miss Mary Durkin, lady's maid. Vr. Thomas Williams, Inspector of the Great Northern r.iiiway, attended to watch the ease on behalf of the corn iunv ; and Mr. Hope defended the prisoner. The complainant stated that she had been brought app by the authorities of the Great Northern Railway from Edin l.nrgh to prosecute in this case. On August 23 she was stunting on the King's-cross platform of the Great Northern Railway, waiting for the departure of the express tr.iin to the north, when she felt something like a tug at her dress. She put her band into ber pocket, and found there a woman's hand. There was no one near her at that moment but the prisoner. When she found the prisoner's hand in her pocket, the prisoner spoke to her, end asked her whether she was Mrs. Johnson—(a laugh)— .r whether she knew her. She replied that she knew no Mr, Johnson, but that she wanted to know what her (the prisoner's) hand did in her pocket. She at first made no reply, but when the officer came up the prisoner said that she (witness) moat have made a mistake in supposing that her (prisoner's) nand was in her pocket. In cruse-examination the witness stated that the prisoner WWI sot speaking to her before she felt her band in her pocket. The prisoner bad no glove on the band with which she attempted to pick her pocket. William }tenably, a detective in the employ of the com pany, said he was standing near the prosecutor and the pri soner, and seeing the former turn round in a hurried manner, and say something, he west up and found the prisoner's hand in the complainant's pocket. He took the prisoner to the station, when she stoutly denied the charge, and ac counted for being on the platform by stating that she bad missed the Nottingham excursion train. She bad a half of • Nottingham excursion ticket with her. When the charge was read over to her she stated that she was • prostitute, living with • gentleman at High.etreet, Not tingham. She had come up to see the Exhibition. The High Constable of Nottingham proved that no such person as the prisoner was known in High-street, Notting him ; there was only one person of that name in the street, awl he was a highly respectable tradesman, who knew no thing of the prisoner. . . . . . The prisoner at first indignantly denied the charge, but upon the magistrate saying he would send the case for trial, she pleaded guilty, and hoped the magistrate would deal mercifully with her on account of her two children. Mr. Williams wished it to be understood that the company would spare no expense to punish thieves at their railway wassail. In this case they had brought tip witnesses from Edinburgh and NoStinghani, and it was his intention to pro secute in rvery case that came under his notice. Mr. Harker said that the evidence left no doubt on his mind about what the prisoner was. He should deal with her as a suspected person, and should sentence her to three calendar months imprisonment with hard labour in the House of Correction. He was glad that the company in tended to prosecute in every came, as it would be a great protection to the public. An application was made that the property found on the prisoner might be given up. It was opposed on the ground that it might have been stolen, but ultimately it was ordered to be restored to the prisoner. WANDSWORTH. DISTREASING ISCLVE. Emits Goddard. aged 26, ironer, 13, Alfred.plaoe, Dorset street, South Lambeth, was finally examined before Mr. Ingham, on a charge of feloniously cutting and wounding Edward Hill on the left side, with intent to do him some grievous bodily harm. Police.constable Holmes, who found the man lying on the door, bleeding from a wound in the side, inflicted by prisoner, with a shoemaker's knife, said that he was dischar g , ed from the homital on Friday last. He found him at his mother's, and he refused to appear against the prisoner. Mr. Ingham said he understood the man had been living with the prisoner. Payne, one of the officers of the court, mid he bad. He was a married man and brought his wife home. The prisoner (crying) aid it was her home. Mr. Ingham said the prisoner had been in custody for three weeks. Mr. Wilson, who defended the prisoner, said the man Hill succeeded in seducing the prisoner about six years ago, nod she had a child by him. On the day in question he brought his wife home advanced in the family way, and it was the first time abe knew he was a married man. A quarrel naturally took place between them, and unfortu nately it ended in his client being placed in that position. He hoped his worship would allow her to be discharged, as the man did not intend to appear. Mr. Ingham said it was a very serious charge, but as the nun bad behaved badly to her be would allow her to be discharged. Ois the prisoner hearing his worship's decision she in 'tautly fell down in the dock in a fainting state, and had to be tarried out of court. FATAL OccORRENcE AT MMSRS. REM AND CO.'N BREWERY.—A MAN DROWNED.—This morning great ex citement was created in the vicinity of Messrs. Reid and Co.'s brewery, Liquorpond.street, in consequence of a report that a man, named Robert Staines, had been found drowned in one of the irnmeuee vats. 11 appears that Staioes bad been musing from his work since Monday. One of the workmen in cleaning a large tank used in the preemie of brewing, and was being purified with lime liquor, sruck his rake against a large and soft substance at the bottom of the vessel. Finding it too heavy to get out, assistance was procured, and the body of the missing man was discovered. How the unfortunate man got into the tank cannot be explained, u he had no business in that part of the premises. He bad been in the employ of Messrs. Reid for upwards of twenty yearn, and has left a widow and two children. Information has been forwarded to the coroner. ROYAL NAVAL RIMERVE.-14,813 Claims have been received, and 13,105 volunteers enrolled in this re serve Of these 45 hold certificates of competency as meatus, and 270 certificates of competency u mates ; 19 bold certificates of service as masters, and 4G oertiticaime of service ae mates—total holding certinutes, MO. And the force embraces 2,015 petty officers in the merchant service. STOKE-CPON-TRRNT ELRATION.—An Official noti fication appears in last eight's Gazette that a warrant will be lamed fora writ for the election of a member, in the room of the late Mr. Ricardo, at the expiration of 14 days. CRYSTAL PALACE.—Tbe great autumn show of flowersand fruit will be held this day and to-morrow. The entries are more than usually extensive, requiring nearly 4,0410 feet run of tables; they have been placed all round the great traueept and naves, and consequently are quite hide pendent of bad weather. The fruit comprises kinds from nearly all the principal growers. The flowers will be far more varied than on similar occasions. Among them will be found a large collection, nearly 400 specimens, of gladiolus, which have been sent from Paris expressly for this show. The palace will open as usual at 9 o'clock at the ordinary rate of admission. It is expected the judges will conclude their awards, and the dowers and fndt be on view, by 12 o'clock. BLOcKADE OF SICILY.—It Li notified in lard night's Oa:, ire that, on the let day of this month, Earl Russell, her Majesty's Principal Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs received from the halloo Charge d'Affaires resident at this court the announcement that the blockade of the Island of Sicily and of the neighbouring islands, notified to Earl Russell on the '23' rd of AtigusL last, and published in the Gaza< of Tuesday last, has been raised by the Italian government, an d i s no Imo:er in force. TILE CAMP AT CHALONB.—The fallowing order of the day has been addressed to the troops by Marshal Can robert on breaking op the Camp of Chalcos:—" Soldiers— The Marshal Minister of War informs me that the Camp of Chalons is to be raked on the lit Soutember. You will then return to your respective garrisons. Before we part I wivh to inform you that the coustant labours to which you have just devoted yourselves, as much to inure yourselves to the 11 11111 , t:UVTal special to each branch of the service as to learn their combined application on a large stale, have completely succeeded. You have shown your *elves at the camp what I have everywhere and always known you to be, reel picked soldiers, whom one is proud and happy to command. The Emperor, in instructing me to express to you in his name his high satisfaction, hoe Ranted you the most noble recompense that you could de sire. Yon will also find another in the conviction acquired by all that the infantry, cavalry, and artillery are equal to seething which the country and the Emperor may de mend flora their devotednem.—CASHOSEßT." LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE NT =MIMIC TBLIOL/N. ) DERBY MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) ENTRY FOR THE INNKEEPERS' PLATE. T.Y.Q. Astute, Sit 71b ; Rare Avis, 7“ Mb ; Donne Gude, 7d Mb ; sad Intrigue, 6.5. SUDBURY PLATE. About three-quartets of a mile. Birdhill, Astarte, Woman in Red, Lufra, and f by Kings ton are here. PAID Ponvirr.—Lord of the Manx., Canaria", David Ann, Ducat, Bedouin, and Hopeful Duchene. CHATSWORTH STAKES. One mile. General Hess, Rare Avis, and Cleweoti are here. PAID POPIVILIT.—Maater George and Vertumna. HARRTNGTON STAKES. About half a mile. Jesaista, Taje. and Lufra are here. SHARE LISTS.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'ChooK. In the railway market to-day, Great Northern stock has improved. Great Eastern has again risen 1, while Great Western and Lancashire and Yorkshire have receded 1, and South Eastern 1. The other principal lines show no vari ation. The market is still inactive. London and North Western stock is now quoted 931 to 94 ex div. • Great Western, 65 to ex div. ; Midland, lin to ex div. ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1061 to 1 ex div. ; London and South Western, 991 to 100 ; Great Eastern, 461 to 40/ ; Caledonian, 1081 to 1091 ; Great Northern, 123 to 125 ex div. ; an South Eastern, 831 to ex div. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares are firm, at to prem. San Paulo are dull. East Indian Railway stook continues in fair demand. THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EV.ENING, SEPTEMBER 3, 1862. EXETER MEETING.-(THIS D4.Y.) MAld HEAD STAKES. Three-quarters of a mile. The Dictator, Golden Duet, Soapstone, Antipodes, Dachas', Gunner, and Iflondin are here. COUNTY CUP. Two miles and a half. Breechloader, Optimist, Loiterer, Atherstone, Vinegar Hill, Sycophant, and Dorking are here. NURSERY PLATE. Three-quarten of a mile. Soapstooe, Gunner, Blondio, Antipodes, Pearl c, Brown Betty, The Dictator, First Attempt, sod Princess Vooisal sre here. DEVON AND EXETER CLUB STARES. Three.gnarten of • mile. King of the Forest, Nativity, Quicksilver, Swale, and Surbiton Hill are hem LADIEff PLATE. One mile and a half. The Greek, Quicksilver, and Dorking are hare. RAILWAY PASSENGERS' 482URANCR COY PANE-(THIS DAY.) The half-yearly meeting was held at two o'clock at the offices,64, hornbill ; Mr. J. CLAY, ILY., in the chair. The report stated that the amount received for premiums of assurance on general accident policies during the half year ending 30th June last, was 25,5921. 19s. 6d., and for railway accident policies and tickets, 2,9611. 75., together 28,554/, 6s. 6d., against 25,6341. 11s. 10d. in the corresponding half year of 1861. The cash received on account of premiums during the half year was 25,6691. 18s. 9d., and the interest on investments 1901.15 e. 2d.. making, with the balance brought forwardaf ter payment of the bonus last half-year, 38,9331. 7s. 2d., to the credit of the revenue account. The disbursements for office expenses', advertising, commission, &c., were 8,3541.7.. 7c1., and for compensation 17,2141. Is. 3d., sod after payment of 3521. 13s. 3d., as interest to the proprietors, and 500/. for the replacement of preliminary expenses, a balance was brought down of 12,5124 4s. 11d. By adding to this the outstanding balances from agents, formin e , '.'-editference between the grout income and that actually received, the total unto of 15,3014/. 126.18 d. was carried forward, from which to pay the half year's interest to the proprietors, at the rate of 4 per oeut. per annum, and to meet the riake on current policies. The compensation paid during the half-year was for 9 fatal cases, 6,8304;768 cases of personal injury, 10,364/. L. 3d. ; total, 17,2141. la. 3d. ; of which five fatal cases, amount ing to 3,7501., were admitted during the previ ous half-year, but only became payable during that under review. In a similar manner fatal claims amounting to 4,900/., in addition to the above, have been admitted , but not having become due till after the 30th June, had only been paid since the accounts were closed. The report was adopted. ANOTHER DEATH PROM STARVATION.- ALLEGED INHUMANITY OP WORKHOUSE OFFICIALS. A dreadful case of the 'starvation of a family, and the consequent death of the mother, was investigated late last night by Mr. H. Rallies Walthew ' the deputy coroner for East Middlesex, at an inquiry held at the Grasshopper Tavern, Church- st reet,; Mile-end New Town, respecting the death of Mrs. Charlotte Crippin, aged 45, lately residing at No. 14, Wellclose-square. Mrs. Emma Yearend, 12, Wellclose-square, said that, having heard a rumour that a woman was dying in a house two dams from her own, she proceeded there and heard some one moaning. Upon entering one of the rooms she found deceased and two children, the eldest three years of age, and the youngest eight months, lying on • =Urns, with no bedclothes to cover them, and they were all in the last stage of starvation. The mother was gasping, and was apparently nothing but skin and bone. The infant was, if possible, in a worse state. Deceased told witness that she was dying from want; that her husband had starved her ; and that he bad cruelly ill-treated her ever since she was married. Witness procured them something to eat, and took the infant home and suckled it. A neighbour sent for the protestant Sisters of Mercy, who brought them wine, arrowroot, &c., but deceased was so reduced that the food would not remain on her stomach. The family were removed to the Whitechapel Union, where deceased died in • few days. Previous to her removal she asked her husband to get her some fish, but he refused, and got some red herrings for himself. lie had then some money in his pocket. . . . . Mr. Yearond said that r having heard deceased say that her husband was starving her, he got an order and had her brought to the union. She told him that she had been una►le to walk out for relief on account of exhaustion. George Crippin, the husband of the deceased, said that he was abricklayerby tnule, but through ill:health he was latterly only a sort of waiter at Wilton's Music Hall, and only got occasional sixpences. His wife had been until a fortnight before she was found by the first witness an inmate of the Whitechapel Union after her confinement. At that time Mr. Eaves, the assistant relieving officer, told him that if he did not remove her he should certainly get three months' imprisonment. Witness remonstrated, and said that he had not even a halfpenny to buy food for her, and asked that sbe should be kept, even for an extra week, to give time for witness to recover sufficiently to procure employment. Mr. Eaves replied that he bad his duty to• perform, and he should have witness locked up if he did not remove her. Witness accordingly did so and had nothing to give her since. Witness bad suffered great privations himself. Coroner—Yon have not the appearance of it. You look stout. _ _ _ Witness—Don't go by my looks. I am naturally stout. (Laughter.) It is not from eating. Witness said that he could not affcrd to get his wife what she asked for when she was going to the union the last time, so be brought her the herrings instead, and she said they would do nicely. Coroner—And she ate thew ? _ Witoess—Oh, no ; I ate them. (Laughter.) Dr. E Richardson, medical officer to the union, said that deceased was brought to the house dying from exhaustion. She was most shockingly attenuated. Witness could not tell the precise cause of death without a post-mortem exa mination, which had not yet been made. . . The Coroner mid thit'the case was a most dreadful one in every respect, whether the husband's justification should prove trite or not. He (the coroner) would adjourn the inquiry, to enable him to produce his witness, and also to allow the workhouse authorities to give evidence. It was clear theta very Leavy responsibility would attach either to the husband of the deceased or to the workhouse officials in the matter. The court then adjourned. MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLocw. There is not much business goinforWaiTinthe mining mark e t to-day. Wheal Ludcott shares are quoted l 0 to 111, being steady ; East Carn Brea, 12 to 1 ; East Caradon, 47 to ; South Caradon, 360 to 370 ' • Providence, 40 to 42 ; Gonam e na, II t o 2 ; East Devon, 2to ; and Wheal Beton, 142} to 145. In foreign and colonial mining shares there is still an almost complete absence of business, and quotations are unaltered. With reference to the advice* just received by the St. John del Hey Mining Company, the pro duce for the Ist and 2nd divisions iu 20 days of July were 27,179 oitavas, instead of 21,179 oitavas, as stated in the memorandum from the company published this morning. The certificates of shares in the Vancouver Coal Mining and Laud Company, limited, are now ready for delivery in exchange for the banker's receipts. The second payment of 21. 10s, per share will be required early in October. ' A meeting of the Amman (Aberdare) Colliery Company is called for the 22nd instant, to confirm the special resolutions passed at the meeting on the 19th tilt. At the first annual general meeting yesterday of the East Wh. Martha Mining Company the re port and accounts were adopted. Guano in immense quantities has been diaeovered in Newfoundland. M. Richard Wagner, the composer, was recently bitten by a dog which took off a part of the thumb of his right band. Fears were at first entertained that impute ties would be necessary, but happily he medical attendant ham been ebbs to check the inflammation. Cla NUL PALLOR -ONE t• HILLIS° DAY. —IrCE.- DAT, 1317 Y. 2. —BLONDIN OVER Till FOUNTAlNB.—Adrtin slops on remnant, 17,672; ditto by season tickets, 966 ; tend, 18,628. aItiLLUIT lIWU2I AND STOCKS. ILLILWAT& ;11triA..WeLaSsour V &I. iraiiiVerea7=7: - . Myth and Tyne .BotitonjUsairdoSlN.C ItuArs Es le era — Oork and Bandon Cornwall— ....... DO. • JAI. so dlr. until S Do. B ht.*. la paid to B. Dalin and &NAPA TUC. larad.,Parth, & i ltdlnburga and Wargo* 'Forth and Clyde Juan Glasgow & B. Western , Great &waren I Do. A Stock Do. FAA Anglian Stk ; Great Northot booting !Ores* Northern Do.A 1 A rec. no dlr. na -1 On. kJ Won ct. le peak 105. dooth & was. kin.) 1 0 rett Yital!l_ Jut!! LOU I 1001 1,001 100, nu' lii tool I— bo.otourVaLGoo.lllk. .laocaahlroa Yortsblr 'Loudon and Blackwall 141g111314 Loodon ri t tioe .. thW &S;ll : 6D° la ; Do. 14ii.hs LoadosetthWoiter LoodoodorrAColoratu Do. and ZuntakUlih. Ilon,flheLALthoolohO 1!"?114" Closing prima to.d yesterday. I to 1 p.m I 86 6 82 id 1081 149} Si 6 3 1 2 5 4 41 43 id 9 10 84 II 104 IN 46 1 5 61 Y2l 1231 4,1 1241 1 65 : i I 104 114 20 at 93, 4 901 1-TOO 40 ii. 135 !AO Ts iii id 143 34 id 132 134 id 106 107 Rd (xi 651 x 1 64 66 xel 1061061 1 a ea l ii i 14:0 6 i 931 114-1 Ed 99i 100 e 4, Ati, it iiim ii] 97 99 idi - 61k :71 till 811 26 - zd X 66 dMa id 6114 86 66 102 196 4, r Jra 46 614 10} HI xd 116 118 47 48 106 106 67 49 671 1114 id 63 86t la 68h zd 97 v rik 34 e 9_0.4 14b "16o id L ST xd 141 14S_ 43 49 LT 40 90 goad i~a - - Da Do. Dim.* Derby MK (it. Wo. (Im) led Kent Newcastle and Carlisle Newry& Annaeltdet. Newryli N Wesveop.rn nos orgol North Etritlalt ..... Do.tdlo.,Pertb.Dond. North Devon DAIL& D. N. rut sr • —Berwlat Do. U.N.N.Porc. i North London Do. New North Staffordshire North&S.Weeierrainne Scottish Centrel Soottish N. ff. Aber.Se Scottish Midland." Shropshire Union_ S ittluubodrue&Sherre South Dovon :South Masters !South Weiss Yorksh & River Dun ffielnekWokingt.m.,&o. iiirceßton & Dar ßaglan DM° MO— 1W Vale limit.. Do. Do. Vale of Death Victoria Stn. a Mateo West Coruwall W. Hartlepoolderb.all I West Midland—Word Ditto Newport Ditto Hertford PSKFICILINOM SKAZZIL I Closing pilaw so n. - i ie 111 113 111 113 icli 110 112 2.:1! 121 123 zdj 116 118 id: 110 112 ad 103 106 xd 107 10 xd 99 101 90 92 91 91 102 194 77 79 ad 76 78 id lab 172 id 109 105 id IST 139 11l 118 116 118 186 140 lld 118 No. ICI 160,t10 St. 154,000 St. 11,066,648 St. 1.685,310 . St. 2,419,800 St. 1100.13136, 000.000 St. 6.000. SO 11.12 f = - I* I id - 3 ao 97 - N I I idle par 116 167 126 112 T 8 80 103 103 St. 'lOO I Lon. and Dorm i t atham N. .100 .LiNW.Cor..tNun.Wc N. 100 4.4B.W.Tp.oStlatelah St. 100 landonderry and Sunel N. IlanShat et Lino.. p. ot 46 Do, IS Bt. 100 1 Do. 01 per coat 10 , 0 ! Do.redoemablo ep.ot lit. 100 It dlaadCoo.s.6p.c.Stoc: St. 100 1 Do. Oona. Kr.d11.69.c.. St. 100 Do. 44p.ct. Pref. Stock St. 100 Do.LaLaßtaiiin 4 p.o. 64. 100 Norfolk p.04.1:4. Steal 1 Ilt. 100 North Bettlall6 peeoar ! St. 100 Do. New Eloa. ip. A. 10 all Do.Bordar Union mini 84. .100 N.Saa.—Cone.4 p. 0.1 1 0. 17 •861 Dl. do. de 11 I IS ! Da leech pot. No. 1 16 10 dalroek. tL &S. pore. 10 . all 'Welk Staffordshire 1 84 all Soattlidi Cant. Now Pref.; 84. 103 1ke5.N.2.1.4 Prot.BC 84. 100 DaAber. gu.o p. 81. 100 , Do. 1 p.m. P 001.804011 10 an % Dona ILted 44 p. o. 1.0& sll i tem (Riad. An. ALS.) St. IN Do. 41 par cent St. 100 Do. assd 44 per cent SI. 100 S. Wsl44 get 6p. oant 1 St. 100 I Do. 44 pre ant —.— 84. ,100 8. lforta 4 p.o. Ipla 1 84 N all Stock.4tDarUngtoo6p.o.l I 7 fee 116 all Do. do. Rdp.o., O U 16 aY Do. do. C6p.e.l U BR 'IN Watie.lllllkanny ' p.a. 41 64 64. 1100 W.1414--04/.lsegua.d... 116 127 id ,1100 Do. do. lind do.l 120 114 ad Bt. 1100 • Do. Rolm. 6 pet. Yr• 11 IN 1111 sd at. 1108 IDo.do.parp. 6 p.ot. prat. 110 us xd YORRIGN RAILWAY% 16ZWLTL — I Nadas FUN um la L IPm a T i P. -- 138 140 102 104 2.1 113 115 115 112 If If wo 5! 3 4x4 lf Of dm sd IMs i pm ni 23i 10 1:t id x 100 102 100 102 Etn.wArs. St: St. lir ietolde Ereter4p.e.Stir Caledonian Quer. 8h Cork and Bandon 6lp.c Cornwall, 6 per cent. Dun. Pennon Athr.J on &Dn.& Glow, Op. ct. , dln., Perth, Den—Atka. Ut.Easteru,E. C.Ex.,5 p.l cent., Nu. 1 Do. do. No. 2 1 Do. do. 6 percent. pref , Do. K Anglain A, 5 p. e Do. do. A, 7 per cent Do. E.Union, 4 p. et.gua , 'Do. do. 5 per cent. gun ' Do. Norf. 6 p. c. Er.. 1666, Do. 51 per ct. pref.. 16.7. 1.10. 5 p. et. W aveney V., Great Northern, 6 p. et. • DO.4nred.a4 10 p.etpal. De. te per cent Do.bp.c.red.at 5 p.e.pin I OLN. Scotland, Ist Pref (WNW,. iliorksailante Do. redeem. ai D. cen, I Do. redeem. 4 I?. nen:. Do. Irredeem. 4 p. et.' Do.6p.et.redeern Pref.' Do. Blrm. uua. Stock Do. Dim. Pref. litho. Do. Cheat. Gun. Stock • Do.ChroterPl.Bt. Do. do. do. 6p. e. tanc.& lorkeb. 6 pant . Lon.&Brigth..6p.o.Oth. 84 NO. 1' D0.6p.0. do. N 0.21 D0.6p.0. do. D0.6r0. do. Ne. 4 D 0.4 p.c. do. ... D 0.4 p.o.prf.sh do.. Do. 7 p.c. Pref.Bteeir.. Do.dp.o.do.(W. E.& CM. D0.4p..0.84.(c1iv. def. till 10090 i 84mi ri -~ BRITISH POWINNIONB. ex IPd 1 8.617.w122. I =one I esim to l kmial p.lla. 161 all Luanne lb 0 Lamm 67 0 ea us Born. Her. &C.ln.g.lnao. 1614 MI 1024 2 SO 2 Do. New — _ pa i all LultsboddaiallaroolL 4 4 7 2 is all Do. Prolitance _. 10 100 Laft..1100,40od;r1;1; 11p.o. Ma.. Ass. 1,101 iadonedayal.H. 7a P 2 WS 100 D0..12171.1271, Mao 76 79 106 100 Da lona 1874 alto 76 79 86 100 Olasatta & & Saalara lOl 103 11 100 0062.&D0ck 6p.o.gaa. 108 100 a 100 alltern Bengal .._ _ SO 106 206 Indian goas p. at. 10 160 106 1 66 5 Do. O. Extaualoa 2 4 Pm 10 2 Do. H. do OO St. 100 litaad Trunk of 011111.11 21 214 212 100 all Do. 6 pia ot. Pret. WS all Do. Bo. Prot.6 p.ot.So 64 66 160 all Do. 6 pot ca. D•bent. SO 32 —, 100 all Do. Vpm 0 1602 4O 42 1M an Do. do. 19p lle U 100 all De. do. ISM.— SD a St. 100' easall ladlan Sialinala 106$ 1014 107 4 i 0 12 Do. New 4 Pal 10 1 Do. lantuu7, 180 00 100 (*IL at In oa tr a t w el 102 10 1060 all alt.Wal 161 IS 121 II Do. Now 74 74 Jib LO6 all Do.llp.oadapo7l,lr.op 0 101 115 all Do. 64 do., 77.1.16.0 p. 60 all D0.64p.et.8da..pay.78 0 92 u 1 Indian Branch Limited 1 dla par pa 100 ILadroa Gum. opm CO. 91 93 N. 100 De. do. 1 pee al. 102 IN N. IN De. 0 pro as ea 0 96 96 U. 10 101D.Ocap.6p. otßonda 60 aL W. Dmorlok & Clauada ai • SI all De. ms d cap. o. Land do. 6 7 SS all Do. do. B cop. do. 4 6 Id all Do. do. land do. 4 6 100 N. IL of Canada 6p. o. 86 811 —, 1 11 . 2 . . HO Wad* lOl 1 10 11111 Do. Punlaab .... sar 4 02 _ 113 all Do. do, It. 100 D0.1ad.111.P108.3p e. 98 100 .... LIOCIS. Pd I Cl. prime. I Was. IWUIITJ TALLOW MARKET.-(THIS DAY). The market is steady at the following quotations :—Tows tallow ' 475. 3d., net omit ; Petersburg Y.O. ea ties spot, 48s. old, 495. sew • (M. to Dec., 49e. ; Jae. to Yank 495. 6d. to 4.95. 9d: COAL MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Walls Eod liaswel4 lee. 9d.'.; Walla Pad Eustis lista% lee. ed.; Walls End Tees, 16a. ed. ; Walls Fad Triados Hartlepool, 16e. ; Walls End Hartlepool. 16& ; Wall. Red South Hartlepool, 15s. 3d.; Walls Hod South Kansa 154. 9d.; Walls Eod Haugh Hall. 15s. 3d. • Walls Fad Wharoultffe. 15a. ; Walls End Ceradoc , 15s. od. ; Walla Rod Cana% 15a. 9d. ; Walls Fad Kellae, Iris. 9d. ; Walls End Edda Mats, 15e. 6d. ; Walls End Bidden', 15.. ; Walls Zed Acorn Clan, 1.55. 6d. ; Walla Sod Framwellztl de ss. 6d. ; Walls End Hunwick, 15a.; Walls Sod H , 14s. 9d. Belmoot„ ii.. 9d; Carr's Hartley, 15e. 6d. ;Be • Hart ley, Ha. ed. ; Hastiop Hartley, 15s. ed.-58 ships at market. PROrnrcraL SHAER MARKETS. ----- LteggPOOL, Sept. S-Sglen to-day:-Great Eastern, 441 5- Great Western, 651,ex (Hr.-Lancashire and Yorkshire, 10111, ex dir.-London and North Western. 64 3 4 ex div -111. Bang Stock, 1271 ex div.-Noeth Eastern Berwick, tie ex Mr. and ex a -ditto, Carlisle, 1201. ex dir. and ex n.-Bra alo .tad !Ake Murat, 7 per Cent., 63 - Great Indian Peninsula, 1033-Great Laxembourg, 14 11-16 5 7-16 5 1--Grest Western of Canada. IS 12 15-16 -Sambre and Meuse, pee Cent., 9 1616-Blrkenbead, ne_o ras c ga.tem per Cen . Pref., 1071 1-Allla9os Bank (Limited), 41 p-Royal Insurance, s p.-lAverpool United Gm, ex die.-Neste Tug, 81, manonnatma, Karr. 2.-• quiet sadist, with steady prime. Great Eastern, 463-Greak Laumnaboarg. 143 Great Ship, 12a 6d. -Grand Trunk of Canada, all-Great Waders of CLAWS. itt- Great Western, 6611 e a - nliade Central. laid up, 481-Man cheater and County k, If p -Midland, 1273-New Tait and Erie, 11 - Northern tbantles Bank, 11 6-1 c Eastern, 64-Thaases and Mersey Marine lannanoe, t p.-HMG, Yd mort gage. 78-Great Ship Peet, 166-taneadd4e Par . 131111111011A11. SEPT. 2.-114m=1 Ougesteed closed at 781 W 771-11idlaud, 127 to 3- and BI radr= 6 per 13, Cest.,l, buyers -Fmth Maffords, 101, ingtunn anal sold at 9:1 ex dlr.-Birmingham baaldag Ocespany's shares, 161. sellers-Town District Bank. IM, Imysmi-Birralmr ham Flee, 106 to 1111--Old 11 111, 9/ to 106-New 11 , M, to *- Britannia Mills, I to 7-16 dis (sold at 1 tbs. Meant Smigatlon, 261 to 27-11trmIngham Waterworks, $6 Mama I Comn,M*,. Do. 4 p.et. Prat 11111 Bast and Woe Nes London 'SC Katherine leonthamptine ictoria Do. Now KONILL GOVIall 1 1 Pd. 1 666,i Dorpor . i tell4 .l • Do. 6 per ot.lob.dAog Do. Spar eillar.k&m Do. IS per Not. Do. 6 porosot.ln. Stock of G Nopedp.oLl do. IWO Do. do 1881 Now Broosw.Gov. 8 p.ot. N. & Wales Ov.6p. e. 1 Do. Bp. o. 1871 to 1870 —_ . . CL prior. I asks. - 106 107 bW. 6P .. 0., - iila -- -- - iYew Zealand 6 per mot. Nova Soothe 6 p. a, 1876 S. Aust.Gov. 6 p.c. Bonds Vie. Gr. 6p. a Ja0.6..J uly W. do. 6 p. c. April at U. 103 106 103 105 96 97 96 9d 106 110 112 116 111 113 106 106 1 9 001 100 wlOO 106 110 106 106 106 110 Lod IvB 109 109 k - 106 16 9011 . 100 T} MUTER MINES. No. 1911 I Mom I Pd. 117 L Wien I Wee. 0.000 20 • British bee l6 .... 1064 . i Der. G. Co.. jradetk 1 U. 4 451 . 646 90, 612 .. Clift rant ard lisieet (111ogiln) - 6,164 .. lad Oersdce 4, ... East Carn Brea 4, .. KWh. RoanallTarUtL) 74.166 81 481 .. Grumbler rt 81. Anbra. WI 11 27 4 000 .. Great South Tolima - 6008 C. Wb. Vor (Ilelaton) 4O 11 6 4, .. Grenvillesl Ile 1,024 _ Bend aFoot 111. Ina 41 46 6000 Manske Downs 441616 d 21 3 6,000 .. lady Bertha 1.18.0. 1 1 898 %000 .. .. si Marprat ias va (ll . n y r Want) IN 40 42 id 60.000 4 Mwyndj o lg: Ore a ek ill. "i s oe ll cu. -- 6,000 .. North 3 31 SI 2,106 .. N. Frances (Mogan) 11,000 .. N. Wit. Brant (Mogan) SI le. 21 n c.c. .. North Wheal Crotty 11.11Y000 Par Coca. (R. Blazer) 20 Pr.:widows (U. Lelant). MALI. 39 41 11,000 .. &wieldy Con. Min. Co. 1 36 1 sei t 612 .. 11. Caradon (Bt. Cher) lf —- 6, 40 000 .... I. Cerny,. Preens (I ( l in logan .g. ) .) 1, 611 18. 1e6d , 10 21 l a eso .. Stray Park 211.9 II 15 %WO 6 Tantar2lL&Lead MdC. 41 1 1 I, ID Ma (kat 70,000 .. Vale el Tower (Cann) 1111.11 d. 14000 .. Wed Barn (Illogan) ll 12 14 1,016 .. W. Cared= (Ilikeerd) 5 79 M 400 .. Wen Beton 611 .. Wh. Btet i logan) 266 .. Wla Boller Itedrnth) 1 00 56 ce 4,0116 .. WI. Id (Culatook) 71 1 a iBBOOOO _ Mb. Kitty (Un. Lelant; .9. W 101 .. Wheal Ludcott 2.1 0.8 101 111 101 1 1 1,0116 .. W. Mary aue,Menuen ) 8 13 16 LOW .. WIL Tnlawney 11.1-1 1 7 17 19 1011.31012 WNW& No. I Illa 1 Main. IPd I 01. pylon. I Vales. 111 : 0001 If Luirellan mimic . 2 1 1 000 Aeemab — 10,000 5 BCorasil. L.& .Co.(1/ni) all I 1/ 26,000 2 pula Silver 12,007 MI Oohre Copper I all Ma 21 td * — 10,000 10 Ooplapo (Lim.) .. 'l6 7 8 76,000 1 Dun Mountain Opener ell 1 1 16,000 2 Zan Del Ber(Linited) 1 I Ipm 26,000 2 Fortuna (Lim.) 20,000 20 General all 21 23 60,000 1 Gt. Northern Copper I of IL Australia kLltn.) 11 11 Ol die 68,000 If Upends kLim.) 1 1 1 P 37 16000 8 Unaree ell 7 10.000 11 Indianian 1 dia 160.0000181 1 Warlqulta all 1 NAldnoc.nt .-• Aue.(L) o f 1 I di. 7- 14:h000 10 Pintillban4BllverLead 2 4 160,000 1 Pert Phillip 1 1 11 II 1 Beata Barbara Gold M pea 80,00 1 Ile:44leb Awatla. Min.) 101 I pm 11.000 26 91,306 n del Rey (Um.) 16 lid 68 43,174 21.294 Untied Mexican all 01 74 —. .n non I I worthimr (Ciro.) 43.000 l 2 ndanamutana (Urn ). all 21 st Two o'CLoci. The funds to-day are without variation from yesterday's prices. The market is rather dull in character, and the business has consisted almost exclusively of preparations for to-morrow's set tlement. The other markets are likewise very quiet. Speculative attention is turned to some ex tent to Mexican Bonds and Spanish Certificates, but there is little feature of interest to report in any quarter to-day. At Paris, this morning, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentes were quoted 69fr. 12c., being about 1-16 per cent. better than yesterday. Consols are officially marked 93} and 4 for money, and 93} for the present account. The present quotations are 93} to 1 for cash and to-morrow, and 931 to 4 for the new account (Oct. 8). The official business report is as follows : Three per Cents. Reduced, 92, 1, ex div. ; New Three per Cents., 92, 1, ex div. ; Five per Cent. Annuities, 11l ; Thirty Years An nuities, 1885, 14 15-16, ex div. ; Red Sea Tele graph, 21/ ; India Stock, 230 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 1081, 1094 ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1864, 101} ; ditto 1864 or 1866, 101} ditto Bonds, 275., 30e. prem. ; Five-and-a-Half per Cent. " enfaced " rupee paper, 111}, 111 ; Exchequer Bills, June, 195., 225. prem. Mexican bonds continue in demand, and yester day's rise is fully sustained ; the last transactions recorded are at 31}. There is an improvement in Spanish Certificates, which have been dealt in at 91 to 9f. Must other foreign stocks, including Ita lian, are steady. The Turkish Loan of 1854 is quoted 84 to 86 ; that of 1858, 681 to 691, ex div. ; the scrip of the New Loan, 11 to Of die., being dull ; ditto paid-np, 66} to 67 ; Egyptian, first issue, 91 to 92, ex div. ; ditto second issue, 6} to 7 prem., ex div. ; Venezuela scrip, Ito If prem. ; Peruvian scrip, / to 1. die. ; and Portuguese scrip, 21 to 2} prem., being rather dull. Transactions are recorded as follows :—Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 65} (exchange 128.) ; Equador Provisional Land Warrants, 171 ; Italian Five per Cents., 701, 1 (exchange 27fr.) ; ditto Maremmana Railway, 722 ; Mexican Three per Cents., for account, 314,1, }; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1853, for account, 46} ; ditto scrip, 151. paid, 21, 1 prem. ; Russian Five per Cents., for account, 94}, ex div. ; ditto Four-and-a-Half. per Cents., 901, 911 ; ditto, Five per Cents., 1862, scrip, 23/. 10s. paid, 1, prem.; ditto, paid-up scrip, 931 ; Sardinian Five per Cents., 84 ; Spanish Passive, 181 ; the Com mittee's Certificates, 91, f ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1854, 86, 85} ; ditto Six per Cents, 1858, for account, 69, ex div. ; ditto Six per Cents., 1862, scrip, 50/. paid, 11 din ; ditto paid up scrip, 67, 66} ; ditto Guaranteed Four per Cents., 1022 ; ditto for account, 1021 ; Venezuela Three per Cents., for account, 261, }. About 40,0001. in gold, mostly foreign coin, was purchased by the Bank yesterday, while 30,000 sovereigns were withdrawn from that establishment for Constantinople. The steamer Oneida, from Brazil, has arrived at Southampton with 41,0261. in specie. The Ripon, which will sail to-morrow, will take 300,659/. in specie, of which 9,0021. is gold and the rest silver. Subjoined are the particulars— viz., for Ceylon, 4,0001. ; Madras, 50021. ; Cal cutta, 70,100!. ; Singapore, 6,2401. ; Hong Hong, 141,8701. i; Foo-choo-foo, 3,0871. ; and for Shanghae, - - 70,3601. The bar silver by the Mexican packet was sold yesterday for Bombay at ss. lid. per ounce and the Mexican dollars for China at 6s. 2d. In the) former case no alteration is shown, while in the latter there is a fresh rise of id., compared with the re cent quotation. The foreign exchanges yesterday afternoon were, in most instances. worse for this country, bills being in demand. The rates were as follows : Amsterdam, 3 months, 11.171 to 18 ; ditto, 3 days, 11.15 to 16 ; Rotterdam, 3 months, 11.18 to / ; Ant warp, 3 months, 25.421 to 71; Hamburg, me. beano, three ' months, 13.73/ to 81 ; Paris, 3 days, 25.15 to 20 ; ditto, 3 months. 25.3., to 421 • Frankfort-out-the-Maine, 3 months, 1191 to f ; Petersburg (per rouble), 3 month, 341 to 1; Vienna, elI. 60., 3 months, 13.3 to 13.13 ; Trieste, eff. 80., 3 months, 13.5 to 13.15 ; Madrid, 3 months, 49 tol ; Cadiz, 3 mouths, 49 to 1 ; Leghorn, 3 months, 23.53 to 60 ; Genoa, 3 months, 23.55 to 60 ; Milan, 3 months, 25.55 Ito 60 ; Naples, 3 months, #9a to I ; Palermo, 3 months, 119 to}, Messina, 3 months, 119 to 1 ; Lisbon, 90 days, WI to 53 ; Oporto, 90 days, 521 to 53. . ' • . _ The Kent Coast Railway Company invite appli cations for the unissued portion of their Six per Cent. Preference B shares. The capital referred to is destined for an extension of the London, Chat ham, and Dover Railway to Margate and Rams gate, a length of about twenty-eight miles. The share capital is 605,0001., divided into, firstly-30,250 Six per Cent. Preference B shares of la each, on which the contrac tors, Messrs. Pete, Betts and Crampton guarantee six per cent, until twelve months after the opening of the line to Ramsgate ; and, secondly, 30,250 A sharei of 101. each. The prospectus men tions that the whole of the A shares have been sub scribed for, as well as a considerable portion of the B. It is intended that the entire line to Mar gate and Ramsgate shall be completed by the lst September, 1863. Considering that, as com pared with the existing railway route, it will effect a saving in the distance of upwards of 30 miles be tween the metropolis and the former favourite watering place, and of 22 miles to the latter, thus reducing the journey to two hours, it is urged that the traffic will be largely occupied by the new company, besides being greatly increased. An abstract is given of the terms on which the London, Chat ham, and Dover Company have agreed to lease the line. . _ At an extraordinary general meeting yesterday of the shareholders of the Metropolitan and Provincial Bank, the resolutions passed at the meeting on the 15th of July last were unanimously confirmed. The chairman mentioned that the business of the bank is progressing in a very satisfactory manner. The receipts of the Great Western Railway of Canada for the week ending the 22nd of A ugit!it were 7,836!. sterling, being 1,2521. more than the corresponding week of last year. A call of 10/. is to be paid on the shares in the London and Brazilian Bank (Limited) by the 27th instant. _ . _ The provisional certificates of shares in the Ita lian Irrigation Quad Company will be ready for delivery in exchange for the bankers' receipts on the Ifith instant. _ _ _ The number of shareholders in the Great Luxem bourg Company present at the special meeting called in Brussels on the 28th ult. not having been sufficient to' have legal effect, another special 1 meeting is convened for the 17th inst. at the same place. Subjoined are the quotations of insurance, gas, dock, and other shares, as given in the Stock Exchange list of last evening : lnaeranoe.—Albert Medical Lite and Family Endowment, 21;Alliance Marine, 561 to 57; Atlas, 101 ; Globe, 991 Guardian, 511 ; Imperial Fire, 336, Indemnity Marine, 160 to 161 ; London, 431 to 431. Gas Light and Coke.—Etu ran, 141 ex div.; Pluenix, 661 ; Westminster Chartered, 73 ex div.; ditto New, 37. Doas.—East and West India, 321; London, 601 1001 ; Bt. Katharine, 60 to 591. Canada—Regent's (or Landoll), 251 to 25. Waterworks—Berlin, 31, 51. 31, es dlv. A circular from Messrs. Haggard and Co., bullion brokers, of Cheapside, notifies that Mr. J. P. Acton has retired from the firm, iu consequence of ill health, and that Mr. B. G. Biller has been admitted into the partnership. The Harkaway has arrived from China with 908,7001 b. of tea. TUMIDLY IM O. Consols, which closed yesterday at 93i to L , both for money and Thursday s settlement, opened and MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) closed to-day at the same quotation. For the etb October the fast price was 938 to 1, the "continua tion" being k. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 934, ; ditto for amount (Sept. 4), 93}, f ; Bank stoa, 240, 242 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 924, 82, ex div. ; New Three per Ceuta., 92, *, ex div. ; Thirty Years Annuities, 1886, 15 ; India Stock, 229, 230 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 109, 1081, 109 ; ditto, Bonds, 275. prem. ; Five per Cent. " &dated " rupee paper, 104. The India Five per Cent. Stock was quoted 1081 to 100 ; India Benda, 275. to 30s. prem ; the June Exchequer Bills, 19a. to 225. prem., being Is. higher ; and the March, 16e. to 19s. prem. The foreign stock market was quieter than of late, except as regards Mexican Bonds, which were in active speculative demand, owing to the consi derations alluded to yesterday, and clot.ed at the important rise of fully 11 per cent. Italian Five per Cents., after slightly improving, left off the same as yesterday. In other stocks the variations were unimportant. There were inquiries for Moorish and Old Venezuelan Bonds. The scrip of the new Turkish Loring was rather dull at the close. In the market for bank shares a slight improve ment occurred in London and Westminster and Metropolitan end Provincial Bank, while Ottoman Bank were rather flat. In miscellaneous undertak ings, New Brunswick and Nova Scotia Land shares were quoted lower. English and Australian Copper were rather flat. Ocean Marine Insurance shams were quoted to day 101 to 10* prem.; Thames and Mersey Marine, 2 5-16 to 7-16 prem. ; Commercial Union Assur ance, to * ; Universal Marine, 1 to Of dia. ; London and Provincial Marine, dia. to par ; and Mercantile Fire, 1 13-16 to 1 15-16 prem. The closing quotations for shares in new under takings to-day were as follows :—Bank of }linden tan, 11 to 1 die. ; Northern Railway of Buenos Ayres, * to 1 prem. ; Buenos Ayres Southern Railway, 1 to* prem. ; Bank of Queensland, 11 to 1 dis. ; London and Middlesex Bank, 1 dia. to par ; North London Park, # to ral prem. ; frisk Rolling Stock, 1 to oia ; Gene Rolling Stock, # to ,prem . ; and Metropolitan Wagon, Ito 1 prem. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MA RH-LA.NII.-(TH18 DAY.) The supply of Eoglist i, wheat this week is modernts. Flour short. Barley, bee and peas limited. No Biota aod but few Irish oats reported. The arrivals of Foreign wheat are much more contracted than last week, from Russia, Prussia, Black Sea, and America ; a small supply at American flour. Barley, a small quantity Black Sea. Oats short, Danish, Dutch, Russian, and Prussian. A cargo of beans from Morocco ; and a little linseed, East Indian. Toy ay we have a very thin attendance of Dupuis at market, and the trade is very slow at Monday's reduction. ' Flour also very inactive. Barley very quiet, new malting selling at Mie. to 38e. per qr. Grinding and distilling maintain quotations. Oats not much doing, without change in value. Beans and peas dull. Seeds-A few parcels out of a large supply of new white mustard have sold at 11s. and 12s. per bushel. Linseed and rapeseed quiet, other seeds better sale,_ at full prices. FLOATING CARGOES quiet, and to effect sales lens mosey must be accepted. WRZAT.-Eagliah : Essex and Kent, white, new, 601. to 60s• • ditto, fine old, 60s. to 62a.; ditto, red, new, 48s. to Mc; ditto, fine old, 58s. to 601.; Norfolk, Re., fine old, --a. to -s. • red, new, -a to -a. Foreign : Dant= a 7s. to 58a; bog 58a. to 60a.; extra, 58s. to 626.• Boa 51s. 56a.; ditto, extra, 56e. to 60i.; Bcetc:ck, 535. to • ditto, extra, 54a. to 56a.; . Mecklenburg, 525. to 56a. • Ueleweserk ditto, -a. ; American white, 53a. to 58a.; ditt o, red, Se le 585.; Canadian, 54a. to 581. BANLIT. -English molting, te 425. ; Abe, --IL grinding. 27a. to 28c; and • , 304. to 3la. per qr. ; foreien grinding, 23 1. to 29e.; ditto distilling, 295. to Ns. !ULT.-English, &sex and Norfolk, 591. to 631. ; be, 63e. to 675. ; Kingston and Ware, 65e. to 701.; brown, 501. to 581. Cals.-English feed, 211. Od. to 234. Od. ; palate, 255. to 275. ; foreign, 22a. to 261. Blass.-English tick, 381. to 40s. ; harrow, 39s to 43a ; pigeon, 381. to 395. ; foreign. 32a. to Ltia ; tick, 361. to 37a. ; Konigsberg, Ma. to 391. ; • to 384. fens.-Rsglish boilers, 401. to 411.; w to and blue, 401. to 43a. ; maple, -s. to -s.; grey, 365. to 385.; hog, 38e. to 40i. ; foreign. 241. to 355. FLOM-English town, 445. to Mk; ditto fine, 47 1 . to 515.; country, 425. to 435. ; Norfolk and Suffolk, 37e. to 391.; French, --a to -a. psi sack; U.S. sweet, 275. to 304.; Canadian, 275. to 301. ; Spanish. 30e. to 411. linsue Doss.- White. 31s. to 331. ,• yellow, 295. to 311. FLOATING CA/WOES, all C. F. and I -Wheat : Bari.seski and lilArianople, per 4921 be., 455. to 471. ; Ghirka, 411 e. to 48s. ; Polish Odessa, per 4601 M, 43a. to ; who.. Danube and Galata, 401. to 43 1. ; 375. ; to 391. Barley: Egyptian and Syrian, per E4 = 245. to 255. ; Odom and ocab, do., 211. to 25.. Arne : Egyptian, per 4801bc,301. to Bis. Maine : Odors andGelsts, par 4921 b., 31s. Od. to 325. ; and Bulgarian, per 480114., 31s. Od. to 325• ; French, do., to -e. ; American, do., :Oa to 30a. ; -a. to -s. SELDS.-CSNIry seed, par qr. 411 s. to Mk. ; mqr., ad, per 3Bs. to 425. ; Muidard mad, per white, 14s• to 16a. ; brown, 13a. to 15a. ; linseed, per qr., crushing, ties. to 62a. ; Linseed cakes, English, per tan, 111. Os. to 12/. Os. ; Americas, thin, in brio., par tam 121. Os. to 121. 10a.; do., in baga,lll. Os. to 111. 101.; Balk, of. to 0!. Os. ; Marseilles, 101. to 10/. 101.: Baps cokes, IL &to 7 • Tame, per bushel, winter, ss. to Gs. Od. ; Rape. seed, En glish, per qr., 645. to 72a. AItIIPAIA INTO LONDON FROM syyr. 1 TO SEPT. 3. Bar lloglish and scotch. Irish. Wo Oak Wisest I IMO / 40 ley MO I lISIS Malt • • • • Mawr. Ingbak. 2110 sacks ; foreign, main, 1160 barren. LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. (THIS DAY.) (11T MUSH ram Kaoline TL lAYa). (riot ova ow. oowaromorr.) The market still keeps very Arse, sad the sales twiey will probably toot up 8,000 bola. MINCING LANI.-(THIS DAY.) Socaa.-There is Ina demand for West India descrip tions, but previous prices are supported, the middling qualities being most in request. Other surfs lave sold to a moderate extent, at unaltered prima Penang, brown, 31s. tkl. to 345. dd. ; yellow, 3G.. to 40s. Madras, grocery , 38s. ; brown and yellow salvia 29a. to 30a. 6d.; Porto Rico, 37a. to 425. Refined is without e COPREIL-For all export qualities of PlantationOo hs = very firm prices are paid, but other sorts are km is request. Prices are about supported. Triage sold at 110 e. ' to 78s. • low middling to fine, 83a. dd. to 95a. ; pea beery, 89s. to 96e. Tellicherry sold at 78s. to 795. for pale; Mo. to 85i. for greenish ; and at 86e. 6d. to 88e. N. for pas berry. TXA continues quiet. RICE.-. 1 fair business is doing ; cargo at Bs. to Ba. Gd. ; Baler°, Bs. 9J. ; white, Bengal, 13a. Run. -Tbe market is inactive. Paurr. -A moderate business is doing in new at previous prices. Corrort.- At very firm prices 3.000 bales have been sold. Hem P.-3t. Petersburg clean quiet at 35/. Baurrirritz has become inactive. SHELLAC.- L.S. orange sold at 9!. 7s. Gd. to 9!. 10.., being easier. JOINT STOCK NANI 104 xd xd - ii - x 1 110,000 , 10,000, rt.lloo' " 40001 1 " °0 1 12,000 'BAD& "fel S 400 6 11 , 0001 40.0v0 1 ii:iiil shoes' !t 000 iFy3OOl 10,30 10,00 90 000 40,000 60.000 60,000 16004 60,E 14000 Apt and U. Bar. Bank AllianceLonALlverpool Anatralada Bank of L ou Bank of L gir as BMW. N. Aroartea Char.Bk.Brit, Columbia C. Bk. india,Ana.o.iinin Marc. of Loan Lon, and China &IL I. , Coat of °mad Brzi.Bccit.&Artal.Chsirte Imperial Bauk, Limited London and Brazilian.. Lon. Ch. Bank of Adam. 85 87 xdi 42 71 4 41 pao 221 tal 84 85 1 di/ 18f 1.14 SS 116 741 io as 40 41 17* 18} Ad par _f 26* pin 95 I 6,37 60 Landon and Couttty 60 London Joint Stock 90 London & South Anima WO Lon. and Westminster 100 Metro. & Pros. Bank ;1 100 Net Pros. of England 60 I Natioual Bank OS , New South Wales 25 Oriental !tank Corpora Ottomos knot 20 Do. New SS 37 61 S 3 4il pm 78 *0 I Ws par Milos of An•trfttl• _ _ _ _ . l'ii 8 41 U 61 63 19 199 st I-Pml b 7 to Onion o[ Ireland Um.). MIIPOILLLKSOUI 2 a •Y 4 4 871 45}7 nil N. I Pd. I =IMAM I Chula/ slalom. I Sales. No. I Sh. I °oarsmen. IPdl CL prices I Wee. 10 II 'Algerian -.•-• - 10,000, 10 Anglodurcsa laud ..1 an 1 171 14 - 10 an 'Aniwirp & goderameal 71 71 - 60,003 10 Atlantic IC. Mali ot..(Ly all 1I 4 - 1M all ,Ardennes - *OOO 16 Asstralisn Agnioul..... li, 123 14 - 81 IS 8ah1a&5.Era.11.4.79.0 4 I pat - Atom 10 Bean Waterworks.... all '5l be - a all 2el 4 ian R. Janet/on - 20,000 5 Bombay Gas, Limited.. Ire dis 1 pea - 19 W Baden to 6reasseade ... .. - 654.780 St Beil& Irish Stag. Tn.. 100' 60 54 id' - line SO Carmeaax & &Mt 101 Ilf - Me au Do. B 7 tow a. 11111202, di 119 31 - 111 au - 10 W ,V P Llenslou4 dim - 860,000 at. Co or k i l.of Reg. &emend an It 18 - 10 14 Dutch Rhenish 4s ii pm 171 vont la. Palace ..... . ,190 84 16 34f ft all Eastern of Trance -160,8 W 84. Preference • •1 100 Ise no - 10 elI Gd. Reagan via. &p. a - - 717,000' Mt Do. Sp. d. Teo. Bob. Id IN 11l - 78 all Gt. Central of France -- - *000! 10 &India & Lou. Miami all 8 10 - 10 all Gt. Laxembg. Cond.* 14 14 I - 60,U0 ilo Sedindlairrin..2 Cans, l f die Ipm - f 0) all Italian /auction - - 700,000 Is. lleetrle Telegraph .... IN 99 lOr - 00 all Lake Consume & Bala .. -. 70,00 r 6 Msg. sod Aust. Cop. .. all If 2 - 110 all Lierre ana Turuhout - - - 10,000 le Gem Steam Nadia/1.1 14 N 37 ad - 1M sll Lyons and I/SIMMS - •••• IMMO 1 Great Ship (lAmltedi .. all t f - 91 all Marla Antonia .. - 100,0001 1 Do. 174 per omitted. all 411 - !S ail Neas.&l/egeL: the 4 - 12,000 1 Lon. *Meld Tot (L. 1.. 41 4 4 di/ - ID all Do. op.o.Pri. BeIRIor• to I 200.000 4 Lou. Gem. Omnibus On. ah 1/ II - 10 all ,Nwthem of wt.- 1101 di - 10,001 10 Loo.4ll.lre.Dir.TeL ,11.) 1- - - 18 16 • Do. New Shane - -Om - 60,000 10 Madras Irrign. & Owsw 1 4 ,1 p. - W 10 Norwegian Trunk TM. / 19 - 13,000 10 Mediter. la. Tel (Ume.) all 4 - 20 17 Ottoman'6myrnaAldbil 9 T de - 80,000 25 National DisootuA Oa.. 5 If II pm 4 110 all Tarte, Lyona andlledt. 44 44 - 6,000 90 NerbuddaCoaLtarouiLl 5 1 2pm - 10 all Pads and Odeon - - - 60,000 5 Netheriandsl.B p.a.prf an i 1 - 10 all :Recife and B. Frandwo 1,714 100 N.Bruna &N. ea*. W. ill 10 11 - I (Pernanibuno)g. 7 p.c. 18 19 ad 151 id 14,076 IN. Brit. Anneals/ma. . ell 1 I - 110 ell Riga and Dunaburg - - 10 one 1 Oriental Gas - 110 all Royal Danish - 40.000 10 In. atm. ILlnt.).. an 8 - 4 all :Royal Swedish - 10,000 5 Ottoman Gas 1 1 dim Ipm - a all Do. 7 per cent. - - - 6 atueo St. Teel Rlner lAMI do MAY. UV sO 48 - 30 all Sambre and MOWN - 1 all Do. 4 per cent. Pref 4 10 - 20,000 60 Do. New SO 1! 14 pee - 1D 8 Ssaraidollim.)g.7 nerd.' 4 111 id 91 i 1 40.000 114 R.Ses & Ind. Tat 11.61 all - - - ,20 18 Land& Lona-Vane/an' 4 41 dm 711 I 10,000 60 &limner Irma - 0 10 B.ltol Poiln7perct p - 10 4 10,000 14 Do. New en 5 4ad - 10 all Southern of 1n500e.... 1121 22 1 - 4,250 15 Rio dm Jan. Citilm.(4) an 374 IN - 10 4 Turin and Savona .... 2 11 dis ad - ad *760 VI Do. - 4 ell Wed Mandan - 14,0011 100 Royal Mall Waal .... SO 66 OS - 11l 10 I Ma eifilr emit PM 10 - 180,000 St. Sordid Anal Invesun. 1111 ltil 1116 - 10 all Wed &n.W. of France. 211 -1510 G Ili Australian land .11 31 SI - MIN I'IIRE lITOCIL 1 711. 0r,t610 I 400 1 Tel. Seep .. mll 1 lad - Da. do. Registered.. ell 1 ad - No. 18h. I all 4 6ad Do. 11,604 15 do. - 11900-4- i7 -- E - Pd I 01. prime. I Sew. MN* 94., 114 .Narth.4p.e.,Tan&laly IN 98 100 - 10,000 I Telegraph to Inds (L.) 1 1 . IMa 65,N6 86.1 Norfolk ap.e.111ar.81144.1100 - - - la ,• t. le T. 1 Ag. of Aust(L)l.l. 1 4IN 1 41 1 . Mal lok IN. llant. Woe& Jera&Jaly 1100 Sti IN - 60.000 10 Trust&La.Co.U.Centula 01 1 Pla '-• N. Serathit 9 . Usk 4D. et. we _ NON 6 Un. kingdoms T. 'ls). 3 tem 1 611 - ie. - ot. W.lfilikomo: - - .-oto.ol. 198 102 104 - 10,000 100 Vas Diamen'e I. 4 • 1 81 12 - 100 100 100 too 100 83 i 187} id nal id ad a 6 xd es I Salsa lan - z 1 xd