The Express. — London, England, 1867-08-07 00:00:00

A ME \ T. 1 1 .\1'.) ~. ,`. ~..~.:~ . t . .t. an II -I.—t : , .Ivicesof the, f the 4 10411 - 1. ~round it 111. •1,1,2k2 that " I t for • E4.I'I.I . :•!.‘sTIVAL MAN C vitioue Lker it is con of tEt• that o to I, ref, rrE,l t., k the h00....h001d ,oirt..l to t:. liver thu t I.lceting of the oo:ut• ti.rll of till' cotaluitteo tho Lots,: been wlicers of tlik hottte. to the etti.:t that the 14. on 61tlt to tender hfcs,iou, to ~lettvll to p. talon+ wont in at• there they were t :tont, and if they tattce, they were laid the duty of tho :.tiutt,l wit!. petitions, cnt,l during the timo t!;eir report, that it had lien re. prisons found among there would be greater DMENT 1:1I.L third reading of this a the bill having 1 resoling he would the object wits for,l and tambridgo onours although they of England. The ten .e the uuiversities truly be bill be real a third Itending that it wan .1 inconsistent with the jeant (howlee and other vuice in their advocacy ing himself against the uch language as unpar liber hud bettLr look at 4 I-7 third reading of this the effect of pulsing deers liable for slander wohably be that tho imilar restrictions to countries so that instead of benefited. en and written Lollop ono could Lire sat in ing that there should be han in the other. If ought not to have been Id be hell responsible. footing ou which the law of libel were :the. to in ehara.•ter. The that the bill be read ie amendment. Y 1 the bill and eons. which the opposition I reading hAeitig bees 1, and the obstructions Ira bill hail received the Lasociation, which num ins had been presented n presented se.iiiist it. II ; ninny of the dense, re on people generally. • 1 THE REFORM RILE. .tion numerously and r has convened a public t the at one sarliament against the Bill. The movement Registration Amain- I be held for the pla id petitioning parlias 330 of copyhold and to DV. '2. The use rtial disfranchisement on and certain other representation, and de• under the name of the The requirement of the -ate in addition to the )etit ion adoptcd by the ins of Great Britain and -The petition of the in ter, in public meeting d in the opinion of your the country, which give* ere are members to be agh or county, ought not Tb.it if your petitioners ndidates, they pray that mnstituemiti., :is is pro' hould it happen, winch where, that parliament lOW reque'ts, they then is withdrawn from Man. ,uency where A majority er to return to the 3ers also pray that your ,proposal in reference to 41 d. at your petitioner! Amongst the elector!. r" o'clock this evening al -oust against the action three-cornered contd. linseed by Mr. (leeches* r. J. Stanafeld, M.P., and others. .P., the author of the t. statements regard" sing meat from An& nib= Meat Corermir nd Co. are the whole that they have blow 'Meet for the amend dually increasing, ana month, and that per on their establishmen t few Sonth Wales, abou t at half of each carcass led beef, and the other meat. gne, French Amber the waters of Vichy. _ ILLING DAY. --TITO" -99 • did* Parnent. yr, 3,638. LAW INTLLLIGENCE. (ruts DAY.) 1..,1 . 1:T or Awl'Es. !.. lion. sir Robert l'billiniore.) A' •••• ‘N of ;. sent for this iirst time, aria (51r. :••• • :ii - phAni) his isttent of , • : by the Arelibi,,hop of Canterbury. .. •: N. .N.s-n 1:.-1:111'Al.!SSI AT ST. II .1.1:1,11%. •r• reportvil in this journal, came on before 1. ~1 been on of the counsel in the case ez,lev , t articles charging him with lima:a. . nonce of Divine I...nice. •• 1 , , 44.1%, Dr. Swabey, and Mr. Droop on the present occasion. 1 .user , . itwl Dr. Tristram, were also censi.lered 11/.11, as the pleAdingq were %Lona the c.v.: w.O to be heard, aud the • •otopose,l that as he was one of the counsel .hould be :waisted by I)r. Travers Twiss, f L lon and Vicar-General, and Dr. c:taneellor of Rochester. Ho presumed ‘s °obi he acceptable to all parties. expressed his deep regret, at the same t• aspect for his lordship, that the arrangement be acceptable to the promoter as his lordship • ! the defendant. Phillintore said the party had a right to . ,• would propose that the two assessors he • d should sit, or Dr. Twins alone, as he had the case. - plaits said he should be satisfied to leave the i.oe 1)r. Twigs alone. ion arose as to the days to be appointed for the etl his lordship suggested the three last days in :o which Mr. Stephens objected, and Mr. James the Christmas vacation, whereupon Mr. Stephens . I that the proposal was for the purpose of delay, . his lordship observed that the remark was un. by the learned counsel. Eventually the sug of the court was acted upon. THE POLICE COURTS, (THIS DAY.) BOW-STREET. cIIAGGE PP sTALISING AGALtIsT A PUGILIST. !:i.curt ii,o‘orify, a pl . ist, was charged with cutting ..1 wounding John Reardon, a blacksmith. prosecutor stated that between 1 and 2 o'clock this ~.runic be met the prisoner in Holborn, The prisoner •• There goes a policeman's nose "—(a term applied to p.r4•ns who give information to the police). Witness said, V.,u mistake toe for my brother Patsey." The prisoner round and struck him in the mouth. He thee sent away, and witness followed him, intending to i ire him iu custody to the first policeman he met. After 'caw a short distance, the prisoner again turned upon hint, called him by a foul epithet, and said, " I will pay you for your father giving Kelly two months." Witness Ftw that he had in his hand something which glittered like the point of a weapon, and at the moment that he noticed it the prisoner struck him twice upon the head, ieicting Ore cuts, and knocking him down. Both the tuts bled freely lie fell to the ground senseless. Some of the bystanders took him to the hospital, and he was to go t , the infirmary this afternoon, being very ill from the (lied of the wounds. In envy-examination by Mr. Abrams, the witness said U. had six brothers, and one of them was with him when this occurrence took place, but he could not say whether the brother fought with prisoner after witness was knocked .osu, became he was then senseless. Denied having told the policeman that it was a fight, and that they had had two round% Showed the policeman the wounds, and said the prisoner bad struck him with some sharp instrument. VA sot tell the policeman that he cut his head by a fall ag.,inat the pavement. Did not strike the prisoner, or challenge him to tight. Was quite aware that the prisoner " Ras a young loan who knew the use of his fists very well." :qr. Abrams—Did you not have two rounds with him and then say, " You are too much for me, and my brother akuu have ago in with you;" and did not your brother fight him after that ? . . — Witneas—l did not my .o. I don't know what my brother did afterwards. to answer to further questions be said that somebody made a remark about a ticket-of-leave man, which he thought was meant for him, though he was not one. Being premed, be admitted that be had been one formerly. Ilr. Abrams said be should be able at • proper time to produce witnesses who would prove that the complainant temmitted the first assault and challenged the prisoner to fight him and his brother one after the other. The cute erre not inflicted by any weapon, but by a fall on the teristone. 1 respectable-looking man, who said he was an semi. desist spectator,. and knew neither of the parties before, conetused in th is, and considered that the prisoner had hen badly treated. He was.mmanded on ball. WORSHIP-STREET. CASR-DOX ROBBERY HT A SERVANT. • • - • • • Annie Shadwfrk was charged with stealing a eash.box containing 23/. 17s. 10s. in gold and silver money, a gold watch, a silver watch, four gold brooches, three diamond nods, and articles of minor value, the money and property of 14. James l'eacocic, her master, at 160, Bethnal-green. rood. The principal evidence was given by prosecutor's wife, who stated—This morning while coming downstairs I felt *et7 poorly, and stepped into an ante-room ; while resting there I was astonished to see the prisoner descending with smething in one hand covered over with an apron. As she invoached, I distinctly noticed keys dangling beneath the covering, and then perceived that she was holding VA cash box with the keys in the lock. I was too much ntocished to speak immediately, and I believe she must Ewe caught EMU of me, for she turned and went upstairs sin. I followed in about a minute, and found her in • closet. She seemed in great excitement, and when I said to her, " Ann, you have been doing something wicked," the replied, " I have taken the cash-box, ma'am." Sub sequently I found it beneath one of the beds, and then :he said that only 30s. had been taken by her. Mims, IC 272, deposed that prisoner had made the some statement to him. tirriliiiOnTtoprosecu trix)—How long has prisoner been your servant, and did you have any character with her! Prosecutrix—l did not have a character with her ; and the has been with me about ten months. Mr. Ellison—Had you have sought a character, in all InAability this would not have happened. Leslie known! (Nicer- No, sir. Mr. Ellison—Are any of her relatives present! A. respectable•looking person advanced and said—l am br uncle, sir ; her mother was outside the court, but has leen taken home dreadfully ill. 104 hewing this prisoner very nearly fainted.) The untie—With all due sympathy, sir, she (prisoner) pee me some money. Mr. Ellison declined hearing further evidence at this st.,;e of the case, and directed a remand. WEATHER REPORT.-(THIS DAY.) WEDNI4DAY„ ACGCST 7, 8 &X. 8. Ir., w. F. Extreme. 1 lto ,---. , --.,1 IW.I Z. ll bia. to 12 Y. D. I 9. - 1 — 30h7. B.IV. 1 1 S. 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Tut Loco V acarlos.--Saturday commences the t; vacation, in common law to the 34th of October, and zity to the 2ith of the same month. GLEI.N-01•FluE, AUGUST s.—The Queen has !deiced to approve of Mr. J. A. Truter as Consul in the British Possessions in South Africa, to . ...le at Cape Town, for big Majesty the Ring of the - :hotlands. Tie Queen has also been pleased to approve -Ir. Ernest Hervey Webb its Consul at Brisbane, More- Queensland, for his Majesty the King of Den - (A - f:rtlf.. -‘:1 VANE IN RCSNIA.—We hear from private what we are sure all our readers will be pkased to viz., that the Emperor of Russia has conferred on 41 Vane the Onler of St. Alexander, one of the highest tams in Russia ; indeed, the very highest that could be I : . '" , nted to one who had Dot been invested with the The earl and countess, with their suite, were '` , ve , l with c , cry demonstration of respect at the • wn coat t.—thnoestry Advertiser. Mgxieo.—The Concieneia Pub -1 of Puebla, st dee that in the capita], during the latter ':*“..i.ths of Hu; t, Zl7 persons were shot by the imperial in 1864, 499 ; in 1865, 196 ; in 1866, 43 ; total, 968. srder states that one day during the month of 4 'in, ISO, he witnessed 23 Wiles hanging from trees 4 :hr t ed betwces Mesitm and Puebla. ~,., :: THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, AUGUST 7, 1867. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE (CT TELECRAPH.) BRIC:11ToN 31EETINC.—(TIIIS DAY.) OVINCDEIN PLATE. Sikmut Amour Propre Frogmore 9 ran. GRAND ST.I.ND. Amour Propre ... 1 Jeannie Ikans 2 1G ran. Fifty minutes behind time. RAND STAND PLATE. Five farionp. Pantaloon, list Sib • Bismarck, 9st 7lb • Confederate, Bst 121 b ; Caber, sat 7lb ; Tumbler, Pet 11b ; Indian Star, gat 21b ; Lady Valentine, Set 21b ; Dick Turpin, 7st 121 b ; Nu, ist 101 b ; Python, 7st 10Ib ; Catalogue, 7st 71b ; Owen Roe, let ; Freemason, 7st 4lb ; Jeannie Deena, ist alb ; Tremble. 74 ; Endsleigh, ist ; Dawdle, Gat 121 b ; Ambition, Gat 101 b ; Atmourer, 711, ; Prodigal, Gat 71b ; Pintail, Gat 711. ; •hivalry, Gat 7th ; Nannie, Gat 7lb ; Amour Propre, Gat 41b ; Tempest, Gat ' • Tightlit f. 13113 ; Ambitious, sst ne ; Bonny Doon, sst 71b ; llmitherbell, :at 7lb ; Jewess, :kit ne ; Thorncraft, 71b ; Toy, Nit 71b. All are here. Y. I P 4. ail Atisolio&SL Lavreooe 100 Doe. Bar. &C. In g6p.e. I It ' Do. I' Shane . ... an ,Da/talo & Lake Union eB ' Do. Preference 100 Dia ,DranL,deGoderloli I I • par cent. un2-34 310 OaL &11. Lawn sp. c.a. lOC CePe T. & Doak lp.e. 0. aB Deneararsap.apewet. 100 'Lea limfal go. 6 do. Do. do. 6 do 100 ,Imst Indian go. 6 do *2 Do. L Share,. 11001,erspirrrqnkab;:nlikl - 16.110 id I Pd. Do. ili a r pratt a di: D• • Sr!' pt. St oc k .. Do. 1W Dr.L BWck. ❑dlin Ponlam Do.gne.Sper 07, Do. New d 0.. ... Do. New ..—...... 6. of ladle. g. 6p. et. Do. 41 per cant. Western of Canada pay.la7; Do. do. do. 1877-R. la illngted) Madras guar. 6 p. cent. Do. do. 41 do_ do. d 0... D Do. o. Flith Extooa y ke Melt,. and Hobloa'a Bay Do. I p. et., pay. 1690 Do. 6µ et, pay. lel* N.H.of Cameo Sande, gin. 6 pee cent. Do. Dahl d 0... Do. do. do. ... ... Do. hinjaub do. —. Do. Woo bt Plot. do . 'gyp ;price'. 66 58 101 102 ra h • 6 8 ea n 60 56 99 101 1004 1014 198 109 1 I iPm 161 17 I 96 86 50 62 39 52 12 14 18 19 107 108 11 11 P 9:: 99 161 91 14 14p 14; 95 97 86 88 1 }Ms 101 161 94 94 89 91 19 66 96 66 SO SS 116 16 ri s MI 911 100 9 85 81 JOINT ,Tom BANKS. RAW 11%1E30 Ava Bank (Liza) A AlUos Alliance Limited AAnr o Egyptian (Lha.) Amato Italian (Limbed) ralana Baikal britiaheolamblii Do. New, honed it pm Rank of Egypt Bank of Otago (Limited) Banta Inctoria,Austral Bank at New Zealaad British N. America C. Bk. boll, Au., China Chart. tier. al India, dr. City Colonial Consolidated Bank (L ) Delhi and London (L. ) lAA London (Limited) Fastern Exchange:Lira.) English and Amencan Eng. liankß.deJanelroL Eng. Soot.& Chanel englieh sod Swedish ,(L. Imperial Baak (Limited) Imperial Ottoman ThrFew Lend Stoat. Bk. Indis(L)l Deb.,1864, 307 [ lan. BL otlierkoote.(l4 London ,ad Do. New London& Blverriste(L ) Do. do. de Lon. Ch. Bank of &tura London and County Do. d N. London Joint Mock.— London & Booth Atriesa, Lon. &B. Western Cllna.! , London & Venezuela(L) London & Westminster. Neretuuit Bank (Lira) Do. New MoreanttiedtlienaniL) Metropolitan (Limited) Midland Pant (Lim.) National of AeMrahrla National of Liverpool N. Pro. of England Do. ind rt 3rd lama National Sank New Smith Wales.. North Western Oi . °motel hank eisOen Proviii.hankin . sCor . p.(L) Yvonne. al liw!aa •••• 41;. South Australia. et.nd. of B. & &Irk; ..1 _ Do. do. Ha at 0 Faal Csloo Anstralls Union of Irelsod Uslou of Loudon -- 1011 I ; 1C•Of 1 - 1011 'GI I SD 107 e Et 1001 101} II _- _- z i --p 6365 T owl 25 2/ It It - - FBI oils Ws as! ' a- 81-.8142 .1 Z db __Fin K al Z 4 zd dk Id xd sd 8i B 40zdau!:14 utetxn = ___ Ca l = 90 96 id, =did --,I 42 43 88 87 _. _1 9L 21f S [id - 40} lei 40 SI; r: .=:. 4.1 alp 40 97 80 1, 121 45 55 ID 25 12 I 2& 93 23 le 2 25 U ek 81 It 12f 3 II 12 lie _ 9" MOO, lekenj aILONIAL OW SZCITLITINS. NO. STOOKS. MOW C0105.6p.ct.,1972 01 Do. 1866 100 OIL Goes!! p. 187744. ; 100 I_ _ Do.Operct. Feb.& 108. 100 6porektder.o.oe u i 100 41116,8811 Do. 6 pee et.Jou.d.J 100 $OOlBO Do. 6potot. las. Bloc 100 100.660 Coar . lllBllopeOpor.lB73 100 101890-1900 106 —.. Do. do. 1880.60 . IGO , Do. do. 1900-01 100 004 . 000 1 DO•00.0.APA000.1000 100 109,000 C6)1012,9; ov. DOS, p. at 100 763,900 Do. 1978. do.. 108 Luoo,ooo Da. 1071 d0...' 100 800,000 Mauritius 0 pot 4.,1871 1 100 1100,0001 Do. 10701 100 160,000 Do. 16111 100 800,000, Do. 1886 100 106,600 Natel3ov.Cp.e.Ap.do6. 100 100,000 New Branitior.Sperot. I 100 1,1116,000 New Booth Males goes., I 6p. c00t.,1871 to 1876; 100 1,071,000 Do. 6p. 0.186300 1166 0 109 660,000' D0.60.e.r,1887 to 1876 100 110,000- New Zeeland Sper MIL' 100 1.000,000 Do. lipor mot. 100 600,000, Do. 0 per cent. 1801 10C 1 000,000 D0.c10.1691./unedl).l 100 101, Nova kolas Sp. 12, 1871 ' 100 I,B6 o ,lo4QuesooLood Goy. 11p. oL 100 1,177,460 Do. Do. 1891 .... 100 726,610 LAust. Gov. p. 0.,07-77 100 De. 1878 and apwds. ; 100 sukookno.Gov.sp. a. Jan. July 1 100 7.000,0011 Do. op. es Ipel d nel 100 w.lmams. I dais'. 96 _VI Is id I 116 98 196 81 63 81 83 102 104 106 107 114 156 104 186 98 95 10! 106 108 11•) 104 106 109 104 104 106 108 107 107 109 100 102 96 98 Of Pe 96 isi TA 90 92 10C1 107; 1 , 5 107 05 97 94 96 94 95 105 107 108 109 110 111 os 811 :t i 9Th 911 931 150 103 55 9.1 4; 55 95 5 108 i 1101 I MONEY MARKET.-{THIS DAY.) Offs o'Osocz. The amount of business in the Stock Exchange to-day is limited, and the tone of the markets is Bat. The continuance of wet weather is regarded as an unfavourable feature, and has caused additional sales. The settlement in Con sols, which will be completed to-morrow, also indicates some considerable speculative operations for a rise, and the rate for continuing transactions to the new account has accordingly slightly ad vanced. The English funds are dull, but the present prices are not below those last quoted yesterday. English railway stocks, how ever, have further receded. Midland is espe cially heavy, the dividend just announced for the half year having caused much disappointment. London and North Western stock is exceptionally better, upon the official noti fication of a proposed distribution at the rate of of per cent. per annum, being slightly above the estimate lately current. Other securities, includ ing foreign bonds and banking and financial shares, exhibit no movement of importance. The demand for money is moderate, and the supply large. The rate for choice bills is li t to l per cent., and fur short advances in the Stock Ex change, Consols are quoted 91 to i for money and to-morrow's settlement, and NA to i for the new account (Sept.). The Three per Cents. Reduced and New Three per Cents. are called 933 to I. The railway market is heavy, and prices have again given way. Midland stock has declined 14 per cent. ; Great Northern A, 1 ; ditto original, 4; Metropolitan, Lancashire, and Yorkshire, and London, Chatham, and Dover, 4 ; and Great Western, South Eastern, and Great Eastern, 4 ; London and North-Western, however, is 4 better. Subjoined are the quotations :—London and North Western, 1104 to 1114 ; Great Western, 414 to 42 ; Midland, 1144 to 115 ; Lancashire and York shire, 1274 to / ; Caledonian, 1094 to 1104 ; Great Northern, 1094 to 1104 ; ditto A, 1084 to 1094 ; Great Eastern, 274 to 4 ; South Eastern, 634 to I ; Metropolitan, 1214 to ; London, Chatham, and Dover, 154 to 16; and London, Brighton, and South Coast, 484 to 49. Foreign stocks are inactive, and the only change in the speculative descriptions is a rise of 4 per cent. in Italian of 1861, viz., to 484 to f. Turkish of 1862 are quoted 66 to 57 ; ditto of 1868, 304 to ; Greek, 121 to 134 ; Spanish Passive, 21 to 4 ; ditto Certificates, 16 to 4 ; and Mexican, 154 to 4. Bank shares are quiet, at the closing prices of yesterday. Chartered Mercantile of India, &c., are quoted 25 to 27 ; City, 13 to 14 ; Imperial Ottoman, 24 to 1/ dis. ; London and County, 85 to 86 ; London and Westminster, 90 to 95 ; and Union of London, 39 to 40. Financial shares show no movement, apart from a rise of ss. in General Credit, viz., to 2i to 2} die. International Financial are called 2i to 21. dis. ; London, 24 to 23 dis. ; and Credit Foncier, 51 to dis. American securities have improved 1 per cent. The present prices are annexed :-5-20 Bonds, 731 to 1 ; Erie Railway shares, 44 to 1 ; and Illinois Central, 761 to 77. Anglo-American and Atlantic Telegraph Eight per cent. preference shares are slightly lower, at 171 to 18, and 31 to 1, respectively. AAL?-PAST THREE O'CLOCK. The share markets are generally better, owing to a purchase of 300,0001. stock on account of a leading joint stock bank. Consuls have unproved per cent., the present quotations being 941 for money, and Nil to j for the account. About 87,0001. in gold has been sent into the Bank. At Paris to-day the Three per Cent. Rentes opened at 69fr. 25c., showing no change. About 50,000 L in gold was sent into the Bank yesterday. The City of Antwerp has arrived from New York with 31,0001. in specie. A portion of the Mexican dollars by the steamer Pantheon, from New Orleans, were sold yesterday fur China at 4s. up. per ounce, showing no The The Great Northern Railway Company have an nounced a dividend for the half-year at the rate of 4i per cent. per annum, against 5 for the corre sponding period of 186 G. This allows 21. ss. on the original stock, 31. on the B, and 11. 10s. on the A. The foreign exchanges yesterday afternoon were steady, the only change being a fractional decline in the rate on Frankfurt. The list is subjoined : Amsterdam, 3 months, 11.191 to 12.0 ; ditto, short 11.18 to 11.19; Rotterdam, 3 months ' 11.191 to 12.0 ; Antwerp, 3 months, 25.374 to 25.424 ; Brussels, 3 months, 25.37. t0:Z.421; Hamburg and Altana, 3 months, 13.94 to 13.91; Berlin, Cologne, ke., 3 months, 6.26 to 6.2e,A; St. Petersburg, 3 months, 321 to 32 ; Paris, short, 15.124 to 23.22.1 ; ditto, 3 months 23.324 to 25.374 ; Marseilles, 3 month's, 25.35 to 25.374 Frankfort-on-the-Maine, 3 months, 120 to 1201 • Vienna, 3 month 12.95 to 13.0 ; Trieste, 3 month ' s, 12.95 to 13.0; 3 months, 494 to 49; Santander, 3 months, 494 to 49; Cadiz, 3 months, 49; to 49 ; Seville, 3 months, 494 to 49; Malaga, 3 months, 49 to 481 ; Valencia, 3 months, 49 to 481 ; Bar celona, 3 months, 491 to 494 ; Bilbao, 3 months, 49 to 481 ; Saragossa, 3 months, 49 to 481 ; Leghorn, 3 months, 27.15 to 27.20 ; Genoa, 3 months, 27.15 to 27.20 ; Naples, 3 months, 27.15 to 27. W • Palermo, 3 months, 27.15 to 27.: 0 ; Messina, 3 mont hs, 27.15 to 27.20 ; Lisbon, 90 days' date, 524 to 511 ; Oporto, 90 days' date, 521 to 511. - • - Some interest attaches to the approaching elec tion on the 30th inst. of a director in the union Bank of London. By the terms of the articles of association the choice on previous occasions has devolved upon the board, but under present cir cumstances, for the first time in 28 years, the de cision rests with the shareholders themselves. Mr. G. S. Nottage is one of the candidates, having re ceived a requisition to stand from a large number of influential proprietors. On the other hand, his return is opposed by a portion of the present board, who have lately brought forward a nominee of their own. It is to be regretted that this contention should take place. If the shareholders select an eligible candidate—and there can be no doubt Witt Mr. Nottage is one—it is an ungraceful act for the directors, or rather some of them, to oppose his election. The inference is sure to be drawn that they are actuated only by the desire to control abso lutely all the elections of new members to their board. The interference is the moreeztraordinary when it is remembered that the course of recent events has taught directors more than one sharp lesson, and has demonstrated that, however sub servient shareholders may have been some time ago, the period of dictation on the one side, and of blind submission on the other, has entirely passed away. The directors of John Crossley and Sons (Limited) have just declared an interim dividend of 15s. per share for the past half year, being equal to 15 per cent. per annum. At the meeting of the Banking and Commercial Permanent Benefit Building Society, held yesterday, the directors' report was adopted. It stated that " the result of the second year's operations enables the directors to divide, as on the last occasion, 6 per cent. per annum, which absorbs 2081. 34. &1., and including 41/. 10s. Gd. brought over from the last account, to carry forward 185/. Os. 4d. to the profit and loss new account. In addition to this, the sum of 2,4881. 10s. 9d., being the proportion of interest not yet due on advances, is carried for ward in suspense for future profits." The South Eastern Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 3,8141. over last year ; the London, Brighton, and South Coast, an in- ' crease of 4,175/. ; the Metropolitan, an increase of 6441. ; and the Glasgow and South Western, an increase of 4651. The traffic return of the Grand Trunk Railway of Canada for the week ending the 20th ult., shows' a decrease of 2,7741., compared with the corre sponding period of 1866. The numbers are published of Moorish bonds which have been drawn by lot foe redemption, and. will be paid off at par on the 2nd of September. The Master of the Rolls has appointed Mr.: George Butler the official liquidator of the Hafed-y- , Wern Slate Company (Limited). The following account of sales yesterday is froze the Open Stock Exchange Company (Limited) : W. B. Holdawortb and CO., ha. lid.; London and County Land 7s. 6d. ; Western Virginia and Kentucky Railroad, 2a. G l .: Ross Grande Gold, 6s. 6d. to ris. 3d. ; Victoria Silver Lead and Zinc Company, is. •, Imperial Land of Marseilles Bonds, 1876, 41. • ditto ditto shares, :is. 3d. ;. Credit Fancier, X. 2a. Gd. ; Bishops Waltham Five per Cent. Pref., 10a. to Eis. ; South Kensington Hotel, 12a. ;, Walachian Petroleum, 3s. ; Rennin Larry Mining, le Washoe United, Zis.tkL ; London Flour, 9s. ; Netherlands Land Enclosure Eight per Cent. Peel., 2a. ; Specie Beals Mining Bonds, 11. lha. Subjoined are the quotations of insurance, gas, dock, waterworks, and canal shares, as given in the Stock Exchange list of last evening : Insurance—lndemnity Marine, 1141, 14, ex div. and bonus. Gaslight snd Coke—European, 13, I, ex div. ; Great Central, 13 • Imperial, C 34, 3 ; l'bcosix, 25, ; South Metropolitan, 71, i ; Surrey Consumers, 13. Dock—London sad ht. Katharine, 441, ex Iv. • Waterworks—Berlin, 12:; ; Chelsea, 110; East Lou don, 107. Canal—Regent's (or London), 22 , I• TOESDAT EVENING. COMM, which closed yesterday at )41 to 4 both for money and next Thursday's settlement, opened this morning at 941 to 1, and closed at 94 to 4. The last price for the new account (September) was 941 to 41. The Three per Cents. Reduced and New Three per Cents. were quoted at 3 o'clock 93/ to 1. The official business report is as follows : Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 941, 1 ; ditto, for account, 941, 1 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 94, 3/ •, New Three per Cents., Kf ; India Stock, 222, 20 ; ditto Five per Cent., 112, ditto Four per Cent., 100 ; ditto Four per Cent. " enfaced " rupee paper, 87 ; ditto Five per Cent., 102/, 3 ; ditto rupee debentures, 1014 ; ditto Bonds, 70a., 655. prem. The Indian Five per Cent. Stock was in request, I and rather firmer. The closing price was 112 to 1124. Exchequer Bills were unaltered, at 2'2a. to 28s. prem. Some of the Canadian, Natal, and New South Wales government debentures were in request, and rose 1 to 1 per cent. MINEB.-THIS DAY.) Oxs o'Or.oox. In the mining market to-day there is a fair amount of business, and quotations generally are steady. Subjoined are the prices for the sharer which have been chiefly dealt in, viz. :—Great Vor, 164 to ; West Chiverton, 63 to 65 ; North Crotty, 34 to • Great Retallack, 4to ; Chiverton Moor, 44 to 6 ; Prince of Wales, boa. to 57a. ; North Treskerby, Ito 14 East Russell, Ito 14 ; North Chiverton, to ; ; Wheel Basset, 674 to 70 ; and East Lovell, 65 to 7. Foreign and colonial mining shares have been dealt in to a moderate extent. St. John del Rey are quoted 55 to 57 ' • Don Pedro, 11 to 14 prem. ; Anglo - Brazilian, par to k prem. • Chontales, It to prem., being firmer ; Pestarena, to 1 2 prem. ; Row Grande, ato Frontino and Bolivia, to ; United Mexican, It to 2 ; and Port Phillip, 1 to 14. A petition for the winding up of the Hallen beagle Mining Company is to be beard before the Vice Warden, at Truro, on the 14th inst. SHARE LISTS.-(THIS DAY.) sh. lA. I BAILWATi closing prises liiientar• ,ll.latol and hinter .. - 78 88 :t'alrdonian .... lOB 111 Cambrian ... - .... ' 36 66 .C0rnwa11......-.. , 3 9 Luba:mud iat -- Jrtuc 60 88 Dandeo,PorinotAbd J o 70 72 Ea* London - - Do. Scrip .... ... _ - - Clangor usei. Weston 106 100 ,tiroall E 41114104 MIL St. 27 27i . Do. E. Aug. Stk.. N 0.2 4 6 Great North of Scotland - - 'Great Northern _ Do.A i A rec. no drr. mi lO9 11l I ii.... 13 1 til6p.c.ispaklß, -•- ID°. Ord. Dar. Div. Stock ... .03 South& Waal. aro.) I 114 96 Oral Western . . ..- .- , CI 414 a Do.6tourraLGolitit, Do. South Wales . _ .1 Do. W. II k1..-43xtord Do. Do. ti= Lancsabirr At Yo T,..n.,8richt0.4: 4.osaat London,Chathaw.tDov Do. 114 A Erten. 16 p.c. Loudou et North Weida. LoodundrSoathWestarn II an. abet,* Lineoluah Do. Extenidou, i - dTe demi 6p. ct. cal 1070 , WalropoUtan District I Do. do. do. Do. & at. John'a.oood. Midland - ...... .... 6' ii 1101 1111 75 77 a 66 us ini D - 07 North British ..... Do. Estla,Pertb,Duad. rhstern—Berwick 1161 1161 66 ST so; 611 Do. York _,__.. Do. Carlisle Do. Stosk.*Darilog Do. do.. 186041 ortb London - 607_ • 100 Nowthstainoresture :1 100 N. k S. Western June 100 Shropshire Union 100 South Devon 100 South 'astern l ell Stalnee,Wokingluun,del 140 Waterford d Bilkonny I II .Weiar loo s Whllkhall 102 103 67 60 91 92 oiI.DIIqAILY SHAM" AND iroci& 27 17t 24 27 27 t 4 1274 1244 49 fao m l 1a; !I I Ile 97 100 411 1 1211 21 "Ti 8 10!i deka today to 1 p.n. 1671 49 64 i zn 26 } 1111 101 11 77 5 [l4f l&I 1151 vs; 15 - 44 . - pal 114_ 116 . I *?* sl e I Pa 62 e 4 116 118 K ll6 i 44 46 . f. S4i 11 10 149 152 8 4 to BEITISEI rossassiorre._ .111ATI. FORRION RAIL AA' srr Itotterdain Frs. (L*.7p.a. Belgian .1 & &Yres,G & A 4 44 Ountral Argentin* .... 1iii 4 7, 0 —.--- "' • I Extension Donaborg & Wttpk (L ) Dutch Khalil& T. - Latent of ?ranee =rCentral ( W u n ternhotwg Imperial Mexican (L) Inusergiharsowita(L) t NaznatLiege By the Do., Pd. I . Mg goy Northern of Prance N. Rail B. Ayres g. 7. p. e IDo. Deferred Nerweglao Trunk Pref 'Ottoman (amyrnsAidin Parts,Lyonr,andMedlL 'Perla and Orleans Ideas & S. Francis. (L ) , Royal Santini= Royal Swedish I Do. 7 per real lianabre and Mode Do. 6,perossit Prot tan Paolo; L) g. 7 per et, ILAaat.ttLoin. .8011th Rae. of Portugal Southern of Francs Prand Savona illanders Do. por owl Pref !West e If. W. of Franc RAILWAY& Laumbourgsp.oeut:l a..._ I De. 'Hairs= and Ya - 11 - si lei 171 97 90 98 100 11 14& 16 121 13 15 16 Ws 4 4;;m 212 1 14 1242. 121 Ift 33 15 46 2 6 11 3 84 $44 34 4i 9 10e 4 7' 14 v 16 18 11} 15 t 1 i 9 4 1 1 4 9 9 Se 11 13 IPOZZION 1/BUGATIONS. Closing prioes. aM - :.licii labvs.as socl 100 FaD Do. Second 105n0.... atortli of France p ct. 10 dl I Do (LOMart 11p,c1. 100 all Ottoman (Sinyena, tc.) Do. do. Paned a/ 71 10 all p.10nn 0 , 111011 1 3 .01. 100 all • & S. p. (Peep.).. 4 all . oyal Swedish 6 p cl.. 100 all Era Ls Grande/ p.c4. 20 all nu &Lona-Ven.Sp.c. 100 .an at Cast of Port 7p.c. 10 all lSoutharaof Peancelp.e. MI !loath IWlao l per ca. 10 all iW.*N. W.ottra Ip. c. lIREIHTON CUP _ Two miles. Lecturer, ----------- Regalia, Black Prince, Vixen e, and Monkey are here. BRIGHTON NI'ItSERTHANDICAP. Three quarters of a mile. Ilanditto, Lord Palmer44;;,l3Ock of the Walk, Belfast, Scotchman's l'ride, Chic, Cuckoo, President Lincoln, Liqui dator, Tmviata, Mar luis of Carabas, Kettlebolder, Lump Sugar, Epigram, Ajax, Minute Gun Chantilly, Betty, Mr. Briggs, Si. Valentine, Beautiful Star, Tholudyke, Garrey, and Benenleuoe are here. PAVILION PLATE. One mile. Trouble.Le; Redcap, inTs: opoponit, Pintail, Blitthy. •n Mandrake, Nariuo, Tynedale, Paul Jones, and Red Ilibancl are here. METROPOLITAN RAILWAY COMPANY. (THIS DAY.) This day the ordinary half-yearly meeting of shareholders was held at the City terminus Hotel, Can non:street, Mr. PARSONS in the chair. The report, which has already been published, having been taken as read, The CHAIRMAN, in moving its adoption, maid that their railway was in a peculiar ant exceptional position. They were not subject to the genie depression as the great lines of railway. They were a steam omnibus, and carried passengers at less than the cost that time and shoe le .ther were worth to the individual. With regard to traffic, to policy, and finance also, their position was exceptional. The gross receipts were greater by over 11,000/. than they were in the oorrespouding period of the previous year. Very great credit was due to the Ber -1 vents of the company, and also to the engineers and con tractors. (Hear, hear.) There was no growth in the ex penditure, although there was an increase in the receipts of 500/. a week ; and if this increase continued, it would enable them to divide 13,000/. more at the end of the year. The chairman then proceeded to explain several items in the accounts, and amongst them one of 1,7501. for compensation on account of the accident at the Farringdon-street station, last Christmas. The directors recommend a dividend of 5 per cent, on the preference stock and 7 per cent. on the consolidated stock, lea as a balance of 7,22.3 t. to be carried forward. With r to the works the first thing they would complete wou ld be the piece of line between King's.cross and Farringdon.street, which would greatly increase their traffic, as their proper traffic was now impeded by the trains of the London,Chatharn,and Dover and the Great Northern Companies. Thenext thing they would complete was the telegraph station between King's-cross and Gower-street. When this was done they would be enabled to run three-minute trains along the whole line. They would next direct attention to the western extension to Brampton. With the means which he trusted they would give the directors to-day he hoped they would be able to proceed with these works and to complete them by July. The new lines between King's-cross and Farringdon-street would enable them to accommodate the traffic of that coin. pasty, for which an additional station would be built at Margate-street. He believed that the arrangement with the Midland would produce them 20,0001. net, and that with the Great Northern quite as much, if not more. They would take no pecuniary part in the District Railway, but they would require 60,0001. to purchase the plant re quired for working the railway. After some discussion the report was adopted. PROVINCIAL SHARE MARKETS. LIVEIIgoOL, Acorn 6.—Sales to-day : Fleetwood, P. and W. R., 6---Oust Baster% 271 1 I—London, Brighton, and South Coast, New honed at 45 dia., 21—London and North Western, 111111 1 1 11—Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, 441 —Sfetropoli an, lei $ 1 1 p.—Midiand, 117—North British, 301 i —South Esstern. 841 i I—Don Pedro North Del Rey, 11 p. Buffalo and Lake Huron, 31—Hie, 44—United States 6-20, 73--Dutch Rhenish, paid up, 241 Ditto, new, p.—great Luxem bourg shares, 101 I—Mercantile and Exch ang e Bank (Limited., 8 al.—North and South Wales. 19—Liverpool and Loudon and Globe lire and Life, 51 p.—Maritime Insurance (Limited), 15-16 d. —Anglo-American Telegraph, la—Atlantic Telegraph 8 per cent.. 3 11-18 I—British Shipowners, 44 d. ManCrigsret, ArOuer 6.—There was a strong market, and a pod business. Anglo-American Telegraph ,Limited, IS—At 'antic Telegrar Preference 8 per cent., 75—Krieg, 431--(tr eat Eastern, 271 1 1 I—Great Luxembourg, 104 7 10—Great Northern A, 114 1 131 3 1 121 12 114 1 1 101 41141—Great Western, 4.24 i 4 I—Lo don and North Western, 1114 4 11— Manchester, shenteld, sod Lincolnshire, 444 i 4—Metropolitan, 1224 3 4—Midland, 1164 117 161 I—North British, 31 304—South Eastern, 1644 4 4 I—Thames and Mersey Marine insurance Limited), 24 p.—United States 5-20 Years' Bonds, 73—London and Brighton, 481 1 4 1 1 1 2—Ditto New. 21 1 1 2 p.—Rochdale Canal, 82—Preston end Vi'yre (halves'. 20/. Itinkrialign, At ohs? B.—Business done : Lloyd's Bank (Limited , at 8 prem.—Birmingham New Union Mill, at 215.14 Metropolitan %Anwar (Airline and Wagon (Limited, at 101: and ditto, second issue, at 1 dig Closing prices: South Stafford shire &Wye . ostlers—Birmingham Town and District Bank, 111 to 121—Birmingham Financial (Limited‘, at 111 to 14 tilt Gotioester Wagon t ted', Afth issue, 1 to Ss. prem.--and Patent Shaft and Arising, ,Limited), 41. 4 prem. 1105 w,, AuG5B? s—New Three per Cent Stock, 921 03— Ditto, for account, Bth August, 921 93—Ditto, for new account, 10th Sept., VS—lndia Flee per Cent. Stock (transferable at the Bank of Ireland), 1111—Munster Bank (Limited) 1,31 41 I—National Bank (Cie paid', 61 611 I—Dublin and Belfast Junc tion (6100 paid), 764—Dublin and Drrwheda glOu paid' 851 — Great Southern and Western '6lOO paid), 954-311dland Great lVostern (6100 paid', 551—Dublin and Drogheda 5 per cent. ronvertlble. redeemable lads (.11 paid', 25 - I Mblin.Wicklow, and Westonl, 6 per cent. perpetual '6lOO phi:, 121—Ditto, 5 per cent. )1o00), redeemable 1863 all paid', 441—Ditto, paid in full, 43—Dublin and Kingstown, 98—Midland Grunt Western, two years nnex , 5 per cent, 1001. MR. CARLYLE AND MR. DISRAELI-801M Con servative journals have referred to Mr. Carlyle's contribu tion to Macmillan of this month as being substantially a plea in favour of their party, but the following extract will show that the philosopher's censure is impartially distributed. Onr fall over Niagara (he says) has been brought on by traitorous politicians, grasping at votes ; " one cannot but consider them traitorous ; and for one's own poor share, would rather have been shot than been concerned in it." 'Yet perhaps it is as well the settlement should have come at once ero the sum of our sins had increased yet further. Nay, " have not I a kind of secret satisfaction, of the malicious or even of the judiciary kind (schadrefrevik—mischief-joy the Germans call it, bat really it is justier•joy withal) that he they call 'Dizzy Dizzy' is to do it ; that other jugglers of an unconscious and deeper type, having sold their poor Mother's body for a mess of Official Pottage, this clever conscious juggler steps in, ' Soft, you, my honourable friends ; I will weigh out the corpse of your mother (mother of mine she never was, but only stepmother and milk-cow), and you shan't have the pottage ; not yours, you observe, but mine: This really is a pleasing trait of its sort.' " The Empress of Austria has accepted the patronage of the exhibition of articles and apparatus for the wounded on the field of battle, and has sent a contri bution of 3,000 fr. in aid of that international work. The Princess Alice of Hesse-Darmstadt has taken the initi►tive for the establishment of a charitable institution at Darmstadt. The object of the association is to tend the wounded and sick soldiers in time of war and the education of the sick in time of peace. Tie Princess Alice is very popular throughout the Grand Duchy. The artists who assisted at the great musical festivals at the Paris Exhibition during the last few weeks have all left to return to their homes. These per formers, vocal and instrumental, numbered in all 30,000, while 400,000 composed the aggregate of the audiences on these occasions. Fourteen thousand were present at the festival incidental to the distribution of prize by tte Emperor. The different orpbeonic societies, of which France numbers 272, have done much in the way of charitable assistance to the poor, having distributed amongst them during the last few years nearly two mil lions of francs. A great number of medical gentlemen from all parts of Europe, and some from India and the colonies, are now in Dublin attending the meeting of the British Medical Association. The proceedin;e will extend over a week, and among the subjects for discussion are several novel and most important discoveries and theories in medicine, surgery, and the cognate sciences. Dr. Stoker, relent, professor of medicine in the Dublin University, is the president. BRITLSH ME Ito.) Bb. I Rpm I Pd. I CI. priori I Salm i : 024 : L EFCo nAma s. ( l iaristek.) . i l l 40? 420 ad -: 6,164 .. Kest Condos - 6,000 .. East Cara Brea - 6, .. East Grenville 1.6.6 19 2 -. 1, .. East Lovell 119.0 8 7 - 4,000 .. B. W.Raseell (TaMetk.) 111.7.6 1 19 - 466 12'9 L ..... Drak Cl F l ew lm aillß6ml * ( 14 M6P6 t..Aeolm ' 3 66 211 16 4 i 19 6 4 - 611 12,600 4 Great Lamy (Maned) sll 16 17 - 6,000 .. Groat Soot& Tolstoi - 6,906 .. G. W. Tor (Holston) - 6,000 .. Grenrille - 1,054 .. Herod's loot - 6,000 .. Hingdon Down 11.10.6 4 29 - 806 .. Harraret (Coy Want) 12.17.6 6 8 -. 0,000, .. Marko Talley 40,000 4 Hwyody lron Ore .3 44 Sidle •-• 40 60 - 700 .. North Rooks,: 1 1 .91 3 6 - 6,640 .. North Wheal Crotty - 2.13.0 S X - 6,006 - r United - 1,190 .. Pro donee (P. Leant) 10.6.7 26 28 - 612 6,1 :•. . nth Condarro BL w t2" . r . ) 3. 1 2. 1 0 36° 9 116° 9 :- .. ;i6 W ero . 1 1 7 1 ere (Mogan) - 1413.9 30 36 -. 6. 990 ~... 6, lltra w y 66.6 Park .; - 6,000 L 1 ,00 0024 ...... ww W estem . Carsd sechrito ot n t (Liakeerd n ) 111 1 8 21 1 1 1 0 11 --- 1, 60 01 11 4 - 2 W WlLVib idary ßuilßulemr :Lon (( ( aedimM tienhen. °Patit).l. ) 411 8 8171 t 10"1145 13 412667166 15 11 =--- - Wbeal Betas lO6 116 - 1.010 -. Mt TralaToor (List I eli.o 1 9 - FOREIGN HIM. Ne. (6h. I ILINIS. I Pd. I Cl. prime. I Salm. 36,000 2 klandlloe Limited) .. all 1 911 , - 100,000 1 Aosio-Braz.Gold(Llia.) 4 Idle Oen 9.16 93,090 X Australian I 7 - - - 15,000 19 Cape Copper (Limited , . 7 per Lc -- 25,600 1 Copula Silver (Limited) 31a. 1 30,000 6 Chentalsoli RR NM., L. 4 1 pm - 10,000 20 Copispo (Limited) lOl 1 le - 100,0001 1 Don Pedro, N. Del Rey 14a. 1 1 pat - 21.000. 3 But Del Ray (Limited) X 21 11914 - Y 6,000 II Fortuna (Limited) all 11 4, - 60,000 1 Prootino&Bollvisilleki 19 7-16 9.6 - 90,006 J 10 43eneral 1 all , 16 18 - 68,00, 19 X apunda (Liolled) ...Mc 1 1 dl. - 56,006 II Linares (Limited) . all 1 1 - 7,927 j 6 Lualtanlanq r tedi 69 21 1 -. 30,000 4 Poplar:1110 ) 2 1 al - 80,000 3 !Penmen& Go (Lim.). X - 10,000 10 IPootgibandSilver Lead all 94 1 I - 100,000 6 IPort Phillip 1 i 1 1 12,004 60 ROOM Royal Care Copper i - - - .. . .. Grande 129,000. 1 Scotti aostral.(Lim ) all I 1 1 1 - 11,000 10 88. l ob. del Rey (Lim) 16 66 56 - 44174 SO Halted 11103 dean (Lim. 389. 19 1 11 - 10,00010,000 1 , Val Antigoria Gold !L.) I, 91 Xs 10 Venom:war Coal (Lbw) 6 I 4 3 die - 4,000 10 Val Parma 'Limited) .41 - 9 -- 10,000 6 Write* Gold (limitod, aU 1 •- 80,000 1 Worthing (Limited) t 5,001). 1 Yorke Peninsula illm - 4 1 .400, 11 Yodanamatana tl.lm 1 all 1 .• • Call pending. lIISCELLAIg GOV'. Na. I ft Oo*Lal. Imola. I MIMS. 11090,000 £OOO.OOO 90,000 40,000 10,000 41,000 Wi'9° 0,000 10 Angio•AritericenTeL(L. all 10 Lngle-bleincsa Mint - all 94. Allan* Telegraph .. lOO Bt. 80. 11 per cent. lOO U Au*slian Arica .. - * U Australian ILL&Fu.(L 6 10 BangparahTea BatateaL 7 10 Berlin Waterworks (1-1 all 10 Do. New 100 Bolekow Vaughan (1 ~ 25 5 Bombay Cu (Limited all 6 Do New , 3 SO BrltiahAmerican Land' 44 AL (11. & I. Mag. Tel (L.) - 100 111 Canada Company 1 all 10 ICanadianloan& lae(L) . 11 10 Caylen Company lO 101 DOW A share, I fo ,Chlnat.ElhipetLCoalL lll 10 •City Dieconnt, Limited 3 U ICltyo/Londonft.Pro.(l: 6 U laty of Mita Impro.(L ' 10 SO Do. $5 City of Heed* Gen (L all 60 I City 0411cea(Um.) 26 SO Colonial (Limited) SO I 110 [Com Do mercial Union(lnal 221 6 10 'Con. of ntricanller.(L.) ll 19 'Continent* Un.oaa(L: 15 U .C0p.U.Ang.,144.71P-0. all .100 I C. of Len. 8d.1877,4*.c. a 100 Do. do. 1879, do. all 'lO ,C. Pone. of England (1) 9 60 I De.ol Mauritius (L.) l6 ' Bt. al Palace --, lOO 6L Preference U. Do. Sp. ct. Pe o. _Deb lOO II Darjeeling (Limited) 10 Indere Amain Tea (L 51 15,1 IndiaLind,C.& AWL 10 90 India Err*. & Caul II 141 Vale - - - . 10 irtryptlanCom.iiiriL(L, II AL ilLtectric Telegraph 10 Do. New 11 Eng.&Ana.Copper (Um 91 16 :11Ing. and Foreign Ondli 11 1 0. 100 Com& Boottialalarisa.(l 111 ;10 Palrbalrallogineerfng 6 ,' le Fore4S ( Wareham,' Or ll 110 moral Credit& Dia.'L ) 71 15 pan. Steam Nariew 14 ISO 'Borne &Colonial it.(L, I 10 IL , llo , agEmg & China Oa all ' 10 Hudson's B WO .Lend Cay o.lf meanies 1 111 a Ail* Carrying (Um 4 10 Internal, lloan.Soe.(L I lAI linters/gland Credlt(L • SO Italian Land I ' 10 lt-lian Emig. (Can Cay ' aU 100 Do. 6p. 0. Bda. r. 1875 all SO Land ilecaritim(lin.) 5 SS iLond.African Trading lO U Lon. & Calla. M. (L 11 10 ton.Colytandall.i. I U !Lend. un Dialric4Taiag. all $0 I Load. roan. Ann. 30 4)Loud. 0. OnunbnaC.(L all , 60 ,Lood.&olaeg. EncOo.(l. 25 18 ,Lond. Provincial Marim 2 'Madras Irrign & Canal, . 1 Op ct.e.hylndkonlov.; all MIN' 10i Mauritius Land, &e.(L I 2 10,400 ' 10 i M .4.1. Paten. TeL i 1..) all 9.030 i Si illerchant Shipping (L ' all 6500,0001 It IllUlwaU 11.1dADock(L 1 100 to, too !44 il4 Moran IrocWorks 7l ' :43.4001 10 IN Mal Land &CoLC. (L 7 164a00‘ 1 U National Dia. Coat. (L. 5 • 0.400 , * !National Prov.Marineil 24 10,0001100 INstionel Steam Nay.(L SO 12.500 10 INerboddaCoakftlroa(L 6 *NO 10 NewComolldat. Dla(L '. 3 51,600 I New 00ebrada. Limited 31 10,000 U N.Zesiand L&11.51 MI 24 10,000 N.Zealand T.& Loan I 15.000 10 !Northern Amami's& 1 ; 4 45,000 10 Do. B • 41 7,1711 At. N. Brianuatralmise (L s 140 40,000 ,go r . Z.Bwitatilexasa.lo.(l. 41 60,0001 I* Deans Marino (limura. 6 10,050; SO ;Ur IsLudiquandal4Llm. 11 30.000, g lorieami Gm tLimited I all 30,6001 11 I Do. New 1 40,040 1 111 prima. Inland Steamfl. all 25,010: 10 1411 2XO & Stliland Invest. 1 10.000' 1 'intern= Ou (Limited all 61,600 15 'Panama B. AL Meant,L all 10,814, 1I Do. de. *OO,OOO 114..P.eln1v.Land&Min.(L 100 *OOO 6O • Ptaiumilar& 0 Steam- all 24,0 1 10 401 no. do. New 1916 all 20,000 SA Do. do. do. 1667 1 10.000 SO l [brassy Iron ... 10,000 ,U I Do. New all 54,00e' 16 i lLioLCity Itsproc(L ) all 10,000. 10 Rio Jonewo Fla/ (Um I all 15,000 100 loyal nail Stcua 6O £300,000 Bt. IS.ot. A ustra. lanreet4l ; 100 10,000' 90 115ne.Pluan. &Zap* (I 1 10 90,000; 60 .S. AM.:68111.a li.(L 1-1 4 14.100 U iSouttiMultrallaa UM, 1 all =6,000 81 pubeoarlas Welly* -IWO .... ' 1 • Do Scrip an TeLConstras.&Maht(Ls all WA. W i i .b.1.1 : 4 Do. '.lO 41000 Tbrortm& Mersey fa(L)l $ 1,400 * Pdroleos (L. el 01.500 l• rrart&LgeticyorAun k Li 1 I 60,000 00 T. & L Co. of U. Canada 4 100,000 X/ lUn.llarino of Urea. (L.', 6 16,000 111 ItniteCelconniCorp(L) 6 20,000 11 rattat IC. Tel g. 0010 mil wow 1 Do. to per cent pref. all 10,030 10 Untrer... Rorie* laa.(2 ; 111 *OOO * Van Dlerren'a Lend o_, 1111 01 1116008 100 VioareyolEgyggllnr.X l all 10011 a Warrant }inane@ (ba )y 11 110.460 90 edlodia&leset•eilfL 10 • Call padlat t l i C .S * 2 I ao;000 .249, 165,000 td b,OOO 22,,eas - - I=l' 6168.180 411/7,0110 1,100 10,000 110 NO iO - . 60 1 0 80,000 113,811 4879,991 16,000 70,000 10,000 10,0% 171 18 18f 161 16 30 87 72 17 18 id ipm 7 6 212 121 18 1 Wen tla 18 23 ii;ueo _, sikaao I 0 20,000 10,0001 100,000 86,0001 60,000 1111,000 100,002 1 w,OOO ii:ii ipououo 10,000 4,000 10,000 10,000 IUOO 01 :iii 146,626 1 6 000 ' sii:fiii ',cow* 66 70 i "i" 461 s i nkl i 1a 1; 151 31} dla le t di. 3 2edb. 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With foreign wheat the market was well, but not exten sively, supplied. For all descriptions the demand was firm, and the prices realised were quite equal to those pre viously quoted. Floating cargoes of grain were held on former terms, The transactions were to a fair extent. _ _ There was only a moderate supply of foreign barley on the stands, and no English. AU kinds moved off freely, at the late advance in prices. Malt was quiet, on runner terms. The supply was sea sonably extensive. In oats sales prog r ess ed slowly, and the value of inferior Russian bad a tendency. The supply of foreign was good, of Englis small. Beans supported late rates, with a moderate demand. Peas were trio at previous currencies. Flour was held at late currencies. _ _ iii;eedinTnipee;e4 riiWq:ulei. and agricultural seeds moved off slowly. Cakes ruled firm. AILRIVAIII OF GRAIN. ea, INTO LONDON, DT - WATS! Qi2.II.IAOIL. THIS WYEK. Wbrnal larliy. Matt Oak Mar. ege. gra. era , . /SADA andSeotah 430 .. n spa. WY o 30 .. 137 tacks. 0 Irish furelso OlBO 1199 .. 11aW 10 WI Total Maze, 6,120. LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. (THIS DAY.) (NI TRIAGRAPB.) ("MOM OCR OWN COIRESPONDENT.) The market continues steady at the quotations of yes terday. The sales foot up about 10,000 bales. MINCING-LANE,-fT#ll5 DAY.) SVC:AR. —The market is steady, but not actin; good refining qualities are more in request at full prices, other sorts are without change, but the previous value is with difficulty supported. Private sales include Jamaica at :s2s. to 335. 6d. ' • M a u ritius , 3.3 a. to 375. Re fi ned—Prices of dried goods continue to rule in buyers' favour; for pieces there is a fair inquiry at late rates. OW/TR.—For colory qualities of East India there is a continued good demand at fully previous prices, n....dium and common sorts are dull of sale, and in some cases rather cheaper. TEL—The public sales of Chinn are progressing with fair spirit, in aims cases at rather irregular price.. Rtms..—For parcels on the spot the demand is For arrival about 600 tons of Ballam sold at Ils. 61. to lYs. Cal business doing is at firm rates ; Jll/112i011 at ; fine Demerara, Is. 191. ; Mauritius, ls, tid. Su7.rrcrug.-300 bats of Bengal sold for cash at E; s. 9d. refraction 7i, and 100 tons for arrival at lira. 3d., usual terms. . . . . . orrros.—A fair byline's is doing; Bengal at a slight decline, other sorts at steady la-ices. Harr.-Bt. Petersburg, clean, haa advanced to 3V. 10a. TALLOW MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Th. market is ste►dy. Town tallow is quoted 441. ild.; Petersburg X.C. on the spot, old, ; new, 4.55. 9d.; August to September, 4:e. b.l. to tad. ; October to Decem ber, 465. to 3d. ; December. 4tW. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Messrs. Pattenden end Smith report incresaed actirity in the demand for all I lesoriptions of English and foreign at a further advance of 10s. to lre. per cwt. Accounts from all parte of the plantations are daily getting wave. COAL MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Walls End Helton, 21s. Gd. Wall. End Tees, 21e. 3d. Walls End East Hartlepool, 21s. ; Walls End Eraddyla Hatton, 206.3 a.; Walls End Coanden, lea. &I.; Walls End Carsop,2os. 9d.; Walls End Gostorth, 18s. 9d.: Walls End Ilartkpool, :Ms. 9d. ; Powell's Duffryn Steam, 19..; Holywell Main, 17s. ; Comm Hartley, lea. 3d.—Ships at market, 21 ; at sea, 15. LONDON AND NORTH WERTERN RAILWAY. —The secretary of the London and North Western Railway is authorised to state that the accounts, though not yet finally audited, or approved by the board of directors, appear to admit of a dividend for the past half year, at the rate of fij per cent. per annum. Vineland, New Jersey, which was an uninhabited forest six years ago, produced and shipped to Nrw York and Philadelphia during the strawberry •801.011 just closed 143,143 quarts of the fruit. Reside, there were canned by a company at that place, •28,0t0 quarts, and 40,000 q uarks were consumed at home. This makes a crop of 249; 'lig uarts. It is said that the crop of blackberries will be fully as large, but of raspberries there will net he so large a crop. An afflicted American editor, who is troubled with hand-organs under his wieder/. long. for the "evil days" mentioned in Ecesseemtes, when "the grinders shall cease because they are few," and "the Gourd or the grinditg" shall be " low."