The Express. — London, England, 1864-09-08 00:00:00

Mika attention to the testimony of Mr. spoke as to the persons in the same car with de .. • (toe of them he described as till and thin, the ...rr as a thickset man. ~; ae s-examinatiun coatinued—At the time I pun:hued r . :halo I had not read of the murder. Soon afterwards sttentioo was called to it, sod I was struck with the test thtt the chain I had purchased lacked the hook. and I sme dw a ie wrote to Impeder Kerressey informing him of e c ircumstance. The description given in the proclaim.- lion is made up from that which I and my brother gave of the ran from whom I had bought the chain. I never sew the lame pattern of chain before. It has a certain peon rant,. by which once seen I would recollect it again. A c t, o somewhat like it is called the " Clyde" chide. I would a :: all this an Albert curb chain. This is • swivel seal. ;be description of this seal given in the proclamation does ,„; irupsrly describe the chain. .. u nithan Matthews examined by Mr. Marbury—l ma a esteme. living in London. I know Frans Muller, the pet. ,suer, perfectly well. I have known him about two years. He has bees in the habit of visiting me frequently, as often :ewe or thrice a month. He has been working as • r. I bought • hat for him. He had come to dine with sunday, and he saw with me a hat which he liked. h e tried whether it would fit him, and found it was a little for him. I said, "If I get you one made a little e wer than that will it fit you ^" He said, " Very nicely." I ,o according to his wishes, and had it home the Shur a,, following. It was made by a man named Walker, in s wrford•street. He wore it up to within three wash of ... L e last seeing him. I have since seen that hat. I sew it s t the Detective-office, Scotland-yard, London. I described ti the inspector betas he showed it to me. I had re stria' it three week* before, and told Muller it was shabby. He said he would wear it a while longer. •- • - te 'd weller's card-box I saw at my house on Tuesday -rung. He had given it to my little girl to play with. I t .,..tglit nothing of it till I saw the handbill. It had the tate and address of Mr. Death, the jeweller, on it. I had ..s , er got anything from Mr. Death. f ossexamined by Mr. Schaffer—This hat was exactly , mine, except that this was easier. I should not there were any similar hats is the store, as I get my made to order, and this was made to order : it was . two or three weeks before Christmas. I con have your head measured for this hat ?—No ; du not measure heads, they measure hats. (Laughter.) ,says found the meshed to be a very steady, irsdus - s, honest man, regular in his habits. I should not ,re hesitated, on oath, to give him a good character. %rum. Clark, examined by Mr. Marbury—l am sergeant the Loodoe detective forte. I boarded the Victoria other day, in company with a New York officer, John -.emus. Tiemeon told the prisoner that he was charged ▪ the murder of Mr. Briggs in London. I followed by • "on the North London Railway, on the 9th, hel met) Bow and Hackney-wiok." He said, " I wee cot ::ere. I never was on the line." The officer searched him, took a key from hie waistenat pocket. This is the v r. The prisoner said it was the key of his box. afterwards fetched the box into the cabin, when the r.saner was standing. He told me it was his. I unlocked and among other things I found a gold watch sod • tat. This is the watch and bat. Mr. Marbury called attention to the fact that the watch todual was an old-hallooed watch, made at Hackney ; .1 that the evidence in the case showed that the watch of the deceased was an old-fashioned one, and that he lived at Hackney. ',netball Matthews was recalled by Mr. Schaffer, and the ▪ found upon the prisoner, supposed to have belonged to ±e murdered man, was then tried upon him, and found an two ft. ,I.)bn C. Tiemann examined by Mr. bfarbury—Am con ;toed with the detective force in this city ; I made the Lied of the prisoner, having been deputised by the States* Marshal. I took out of the prieoner's ;:et the key of his box, and was present when the box wAs searched. Croer•ezamiued—The prisoner aid be had bad the hat recut a year, and the watch for two years. This closed the ease on the part of the British govern. colt, and the further hearing was adjourned till Saturday corning at 11 o'clock. LNQUEST.—(THIS DAY.) This morning Mr. J. C. Humphreys, the coroner ! . .t Emit Middlesex, and the jury appointed to investigate the muse of the death of Mr. Thou. Briggs, assembled again it the Town-hall, Hackney. Br. Morgan was again in attendance to watch the case on behalf of the family of the murdered man. Upon the opening of the court. The Coroner said--Geetlernen of the jury, I Deed not de tain you a moment loops this morning. From information I have received there is every reason to believe that the wit. ores required will be in this country at the latter end, or possible in the middle, of next week, and under these air. camstanoss I think it desirable to 'Onus till Monday week. The *airy was accordingly adjoaroed till Monday, the '.'th Wt., at 10 o'clock. SUICIDE OF A SOLICITOR THROUGH LOSSES ON THE TURF. in inquiry was held by Mr. William Carter, moon for Vest Surrey, in the Board•roorn of the Bail terwa Union, Wandsworth, last night, respecting the death of Mr. Edward Villiers Crotty, aged 50 years. The deceased gentleman was born in France but was of huh utractioe. He was by profession a eolicitOt; and mu at we tune possessed of alarm, (Grimm all of which, however, to !Mt oe the turf. _ . _ Mrs. Eliza Crotty, No. 1, Cheyne.walk, Chelsea, said Mat deceased was her husband. She bad only been married to him four yearn. For 20 years he had not followed kis profession as • solicitor. Before witness married him be bad run through • large fortune. After the marriage he was left 700 f., and he lost that. He bet on horse racing. He latterly tried to regain his money. He used to return twee depressed at night, and when witness would ask him what was the matter, be used to reply, " It is • business too do not understand." A gentleman in Oxford used to Wei him information about particular horses. Numbers of lean from betting gentlemen used to corns to the bowie. There was only one child, a girl three years old. nay were qrsitened circumstances latterly, but they never wasted fool. Deceased was only able to 000 tribute • little towards witness's support, and witness went out as • millioer, in order to keep up the family. He would not tike or accept any of the money so wad, but need to my. " What moiler you bare is yours, and you mast keep it." 11., losses of money on horse racing, his reduced einem. , taoces, and the fact that all his own resources had failed tun, witness believed, bad affected his mind sod caused him to kill himself, but he had neverthreatened tocommit suicide. (Po Friday last he said that he had lost a large sum of LOUT. 3 . Hawkins said that on Moedav evening lad between and 6 o'clock. he was on duty in Battersea-park, when be ?nod the decried lying on the grass near the dower gardens. H. was surrounded by node children and ladies. He was , err rale, and he appeared to be dying. A white china cup lar by his aide. He died in a few minutes. _ - •erceent Clarke, Al V, searched the body of the decemed and found in hie pocket a bottle labelled " poison." There ne a telegraphic mamas of the state of the field as the I: , ,ding races last Thursday. fa another pocket was a form ft application to a matu►l loan fund society. The only nosey found was one penny. Deceased was a ',enflames of dutzoguithed appearance, and be looked to be only 30 years of ago. ifr] . W. Butler said that deceased had cornmeocod life vrth a very large fortums, and he bad at various periods in. tente.l considerable sum, bat he had lost all ou the turf. W. Pocock said that deceased died from prussic acid. bottle toned in his pocket bad cootained poison. The Cwoner having summed up, The ;:ry returned a verdict of "Suicide while in a state C. temporary mental demure:mt." A Purr or Foxml.—Aa the gamekeeper of a gen to living not ten miles from Preston was pia; hit ' , dad in the wood early one morning last week be espied a 'H ., lame dog fox fattened by the neck between two trees Stowing elms together. Beyond a slight bruise an the side .t oeck he had not been injured, although he most have , ‘ottired for hours. At the ball he was pot into • near the stables, with a chain round hie neck. On the second morning afterhiseaptare, as the keeper wu taking , r 1• his wool meal, he discovered another fox of equal aim. iricz he the ride of the prisoorr.and the strange animal o' seeing him darted away. The keeper believed this v. he a bitch fox, which would in a night or two s..tittire into the skomtel 'again. The following evening he irawl two Cochin-ehina pullets and a bantam cock, but the .he fot was not in the kennel. On looking inside be d .^ , irered the feathers of the birds, although the cunning , '"'nout was fastened by the chain. It became evident now that the she fox wan the thief, and had robbed the Lenr , sit, sod that the prisoner in the kennel had "T''. l , at any rate, a portion of the property. area knowing it to have been stolen. A trap was ast. and a night or two afterwards the bitch fox was caught, and then the pair were taken by the keeper, and in the I rs•snes the squire and several other gentlemen were so. by a turd frmn an apple-tree as a terror to others ,! its —Preston Paper. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) CLERK EN WILL IMMO NOM OP ♦ MADAM WOMAN. AMU Sussiserifrial, • talker, carry* ea besieges at the earner of Guildford-skeet, Basisigge-wslls-road. Olerkki well, was suassosed Wore Mr. Barks, b? Mn. Emma Bar ton, for unlawfu ll y anaulting and beating hoc Yr. Ricketts, solicitor, of Frederioketrest, Gray's-inn road, attended as behalf of the defendant, and at his request the whole of the witnesses were ordered out of court. The story of the complainant, who was a decently-attired young woman rif . prepomessing appearance, was to the e ff ect that on the ev of the 24th tilt., the defendant called for some money which was due to him, and while in her parlour forcibly kissed her several times and behaved inde °aptly. She could sot speak because be kept his mouth over hers. A male lodger entered while this was going on, bat she was too exhausted to speak to him. Another lodger, a female, went out, bat she (complainant) did not my anything to her, as the wee expecting her husband. The defendant was in the house for more than ten minutes. In cross-examination the complainant admitted that she "took the street-door out of the hand" of the lodger. She dri not speak to the defendant, she said, on the stree‘door- step. The defence, u rupported by several witoesses, including the lodgers before referred to and two policemen, was to the effect that the defendant was not in the house for more than live minutes, end the greater part of that time wu on the step of the door in the open street. Kra. Dawson, one of the lodgers, said that when she was going out she saw the defendant talking to the complainant, who did not appear in the least excited ; the house was extremely !pilot. Another lodger said she saw the complainant talking to Mr. Summer6eld at the door for a few saccade. Inspector Potter, of the °divides acid—Oa Tuesday, the 30th of August, the bombard of the oraplainant cense to the police etatiou and asked me whether he could not give • penal into coatody for assaulting his wife. I said, "Under what circumstances ?" He said, "A tailor, wanted Summer ield, went to my hones, and when my wife was in the purge he as aulted her, by putting hi hand up her clothes." I said, " When did this occur ? " and he having replied " A week ago," I maid, " How is it that you did not make this complaint before ? " He said," I spoke to policeman, and he told me to apply to • magistrate for • mummies." I said the constable had dope quite right, and said, " Why did you not apply for • sum mons!" He replied "My wife would have nothing to do with it, but Summerfleld has got money, and I don't see wby he should get off." Mr. Ricketts rid he had winsome who could give the defensat • good moral character, bat Mr. Barker said he did not want them, and dismissed the complaint. The court was crowded with penman anxious to hear the result. GREENWICH. STRANGE CHARGZ AGAINST A MILD. Edwin Gray, • boy between 7 and 8 years of affe. wee charged before Mr. Trail!. oa a summons, with damaging • tomb in the churchyard at Eltham, Kent. Mr. Mortis rid he attended oa behalf of the church wardens of the parish of Eltham, in whom the tomb in question wee vested, to prosecute in the case then before hie worship, in 00111111(111/31100 of the Feat damage done to the tombs in the churchyard by girls and boys playing thaws. In the present case he should be able to prove that the defendant bad climbed to the top of • tomb upon which an urn bad been placed, and laying bold of which it had been pulled down and broken. Emily Toyner, a little girl, was then sworn, and said she saw the urn palled down as the defendant climbing to the top of the tomb and placing his arms round it. Mr. Traill—Did he climb up and purposely the urn down? We witness said shit could not say, but she thought the defendant put his arms round the urn to help him in elimb ing, and that It then gave way. Mr. Traill (to Mr. Monial—Hasousysppliciation biennia& by the churchwarden' to defendant's parents to make good tin damage? Mr. M onti—l believe eat, your worship. Mr. Tsaill—That should have been first done. I am now called upon to put in faros the provisions of an act of par liament which requires it to be proved that damage has not only been wilfully but maliciously done. The evidence given tends to contradict this .apposition. and, even sup posing it did not, the defendant would be altogether too young a subject to deal with by punishing in committing him to the Home of Oorrectioe. The parents of defendant may be morally liable to repair the damage, and to enable this to be done I will adjourn the summons. The defendant then left the court, crying, with his mother, who said the magistrate's 'mean= should be carried out. I - I i ,r I THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 8, 1864. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE (sT wan= Tamura.) LEICESTER MEETING.—{THIS DAY.) BELVOIR STAKES. Damascus Playfellow Croydon BCIJRRN HANDICAP. Proexiption ... ... ... Gipsay Girl ... ... Pupil ••• . . ••• LEICESTERSHIRE HANDICAP. Phis Ras 2 no. Mammas Televises Zottroab Rattler Saissika BELLING STAKES. VASES. SHARE LISTS.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'ClAxm The railway market is rather firmer to-day, notwithstanding the rise in the Bank rate, and the few variations which have occurred in prices are in an upward direction. Caledonian and Great Northern stocks have risen per cent. ; and Metro politan, 1. London and North Westarn stook is now quoted 1111 to 112, ex div. ; Great Western, 68 to ; Midland 130 to 1, ex div. ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1151 to t; South Eastern, 821 to L ex div. ; Metropolita, 106 k to 107, ex div.; Lon don and South Western, 95 to 96, ex div. ; Great Eastern, 451 to 46 ; Caledonian, 124 to 125 ; tad Great Northern, 124 to 1291, ex div. The securities of the Grand Trunk Railway of Canada are inquired for. India and foreign lines are inactive. 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I 820098. 1941 a. prime. 1 B**. 491,021185 104.Zsba.4gtollar..11100 89 91 ut many 84. 10.71thzt..4p.e..199.7-7 ro. 97 NI ICE Wito.-11.11.-09., - 610,000 ft I pet . Jim & Jay.... 10 97 10 -. 418,00 St. ,7996.9iL4p.0.Jaa&/191100 97 99 -.. 630,000 at. 110a,1149511.4p.c.Jea1/kBllOl 96 98 - 1068223 Bt. 1L9N.W.4p.e.Ja5.4,19181105 97 99 - 1112,99 D ft ; Do. 35 p.c.Jaa.811917 100 865 865 - I**, 89L& 2 .W.,1p.c.Jaa.&7819 100 97 99 - .. 1 I Bt. I.odland,4p.e.lea.9.ldy 100 97 99 - .... St. 17. Brlttsb, P. &D. IL, 1 4p. et., Feb. SAm... 140 146 107 •- 8&48 , ft. IN.ZAro.,4p.e.3r9Jely 105 96 97 •-• 4 .... I St. ideot.N.S.,*.c.Ap.6oet. 100 ...• -. •• MONEY MARKET. -(THIS DAY.) ADVANCE IN THE BANK RATE OF DIS COUNT. Two o'Ctoci. The directors of the Bank of England, at their weekly meeting to-day, have raised the minimum rate of disoount from 8 to 9 per cent. The measure has taken most persons by surprise. It is believed that the general condition of the Bank accounts is not worse than it was last week, but the directors are evidently actuated by a desire to produce a decided improvement in it. There is no increase in the demand for money to-day upon the rise in the Bank rate, and the supply is large. The quotation, for good bills, however, is fully 9 per cent. The charge in the Stock Exchange this morning for short loans on government securities was 5 to 6 per oent., but is now 6to 7, owing to the advance in the Bank minimum. The discount establishmente have not yet announced any alteration in their rates for money at call or at notice, and it is believed in some quarters that no change will be made, none having taken place on the last occasion when the Bank rate was raised to 9 per cent. The telegrams from the Paris Bourse have not yet come to hand. The effect of the Bank movement upon the stock markets has been unfavourable. The funds have fallen about g per cent. Foreign stocks and finan cial shares have also suffered. Home railway stocks are comparatively steady. The general tone, as we write, is heavier than at any previous period of the morning. Consols are now quoted 87 for money, and 871 to 1 for the new account (Oct. 11). The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent Con sols, for money, 871,1 ; ditto, for account,BBl,BB,B7/, I. Three per Cents. Reduced, 851, 1, 1 ; New Three per Cents., 84, ji, 1 ; India Five per Cent. stock, 1031, i ; and Exchequer Bills, June, lris. dia. A general decline has taken place in the speculative foreign stocks upon the Bank movement. The re duction, in moat cases, varies from Ito per cent. Transactions are recorded as follows :—Dutch Two and-a-Half per Cents., 61 ; Egyptian, 98, k, ex div. ; Greek, for account, 23k, 241 t ; ditto Coupons, for account, 10k ; Ita lian, for account, 66k ; Mexican, for ac °omit, 28k, 27k , ; ditto 1864, 25k, 26, 25k ; Russian, 1862, 88k ; ditto 1864, 89 ; Spanish Passive, for account, 31k ; ditto Certificates, 131 ; Turkish, 1838, for ac count, 683, ex div. ; ditto 1862, for account, 701 ; ditto 1001. Bonds, 701. Fora o'CLocK. Console are rather better, at 871 for money, and 871 for the account. 25,0001. in gold bas been sent into the Bank, and 73,000 sovereigns have been withdrawn for Brazil. The demand for money in some of the continental markets in increasing, the latest proof of this oon slating in the rise in the rate of discount of the Bank of Frankfort from 34 to 4} per cent. The amount of gold taken to the Bank yesterday was 4,000 L, making a total of 163,0001. for the week, while no withdrawals have been reported. The City of Baltimore, from New York, has brought about 13,0001. in specie. The amount of gold shipped from Melbourne for England during the month now reported upon is 210,1500/. It appears that the large amount of Mexican dollars which recently arrived by the Shannon will be sent to China by the steamers which will leave Marseilles on the 12th and 19th inst., together with • considerable total in bar silver. _ ..... _ Telegrams just to hand from Shangbae announce an important decline (211.)in the rate of exchange —a movement in fivour of England. On the other hand, the Calcutta exchange has risen ed., and the Bombay, ed., so that the export of silver to India (whither most of the recent large remittances have been sent) will probably still further increase. The announcement by this after noon's telegrams that the rate of discount at Cal cutta has risen 2 per cent is also calculated to induce increased caution here. — ii;tiiiin g ;io;s6,iiikooo rupees in bills on India took place yesterday at the Bank of England. The proportions allotted were to Calcutta 18,00,000 rupees, and to Bombay 12,00,000 rupees. The minimum price was as before, yin 16. 117 1 d. per rupee on Calcutta and Madras, and ls. 111 d. on Bombay. The applications within the limits amounted to 130 lac& Tenders on Calcutta at 26. Bd. will receive about 91 per cent., and on Bombay at 2s. fd., about 33 per cent. No allot ment was made to Madras. On the last occasion the applications within the limits amounted to 2,280,0001., and before that to 2,380,0001., so that a diminution in the immediate demand for remit tance to India is now indicated. It is probable, however, that the advice* above referred to as just received may cause a revival. The last mails from Canada having brought the accounts of the Grand Trunk Railway Company for the half-year ended June 30, and which are now being audited, the directors have announced that the net profits, after paying all leases, rents, and interest on land charges, as well as a sum of about 8,0001. as " compensation "in consequence of the serious aocident at Beloeil-bridge, are suffi cient to pay not only the interest on the first and second preference bonds and stocks, but also the interest on the third preference stock. The report and accounts will be issued some days prior to the half-yearly meeting, to be held on Thursday, the 13th of October. _ _ _ . With reference to the East of England Bank, it appears that the prospects of the liquidation are very favourable, and tthat almost an immediate first dividend of 10s. may be expected. It is not yet finally decided whether the liquidation will take place out of court, as there are two petitions pending, one for an absolute windingup, and oue to confirm the voluntary winding up resolved upon at present by the shareholders only. These peti tions come on to be heard early in November be fore Vice-Chancellor Hindersley, but in the mean time the voluntary liquidators are preparing for the first dividend. It appears that the value of the goodwill will not be wholly loot to the shareholders, as, in addition to taking all the busine , s premises, fixtures, and furniture at a valuation, the Provin cial Banking Corporation (Limited) have to pay for the business introduction. according to a sliding scale dependent upon the amount of business ac tually retained by that bank, and it is computed that between 10,0001. and 15,0001. will be coming from that source, owing to the Provincial Blink having, it is supposed, secured more than half of the business. This sum will go in relief of the estimated deficiency of 120,0001. which the share holders have to make up. At an extraordinary meeting of the Mediter ranean Hotel Company, held yesterday, it was re solved to voluntarily wind up the undertaking. This resolution, however, has to be confirmed at a second meeting, and meanwhile it is proposed to re-con stitute the company by a portion of the share holders, who offer to pay out dissentients at 2 1 . 10s. per sha re for every 51. paid. This proposal will be considered at the adjourned meeting to be held on the 29th inst. A second call of 10s. is to be paid on the shares of the Worthing Royal Sea House Hotel Company (Limited) by the 30th inst. The third call of 21. Ns. is to be paid on the 254 shares of the London, Buenos Ayres, and River Plate Bank (Limited), by the 3rd of October. A general meeting of the Scinde Railway Com pany will be held on the 28th inst. The directors of the London and Southwark In surance Corporation have given notice that they will be prepared to grant insurances against fire and on lives on and after the 29th inst. The letters of allotment and of " regret of the Colonial and General Gas Company (Limited) Ism posted on Monday evening. The screw steam clipper, Sea King, built for tie China trade, has just arrived from Hoakow sad Shanghai, with the first new season's teas, baring made the passage from Shanghai to the Downs sa seventy-nine days, against the south-west monsoon. and including five days spent in coaling. The first arrival of new foreign hops took plans yesterday, being six bales of remarkably °beim colour and quality, consigned to Messrs. Woollotaa and Son, of the Borough, and sold by them at 6/ per cwt. Mr. Thomas Armstrong, the well-known banker at Buenos Ayres, has joined the board of the Cen tel Argentine Railway Company as resident direo tor of the company, and its representative at the seat of government of the Argentine Republic. WIDIFINDAT EVIIIIIIIO. Consols, which closed yesterday at 874 to 1, for money and to-morrow's settlement, opened this morning at 874 to and, after being marked as good as 871, closed at 87 5-16 to 7-16, or 874. For the 11th Oct. the last price was 874 to 88. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 874, 4, j, 4,1, ; ditto, for account, 87j, ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 854, 4,4, a, ; New Three per Cents., 854, 1, 4,4 ; Bank Stock, 2421, 242 ; India Stock, 211 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 1034, 4 • ditto Bonds, 22a. die. ; Five per Cent. "enlaced" rupee paper, 10L The India Five per Cent. stock was dull. India Bonds were dealt in at 22e. die. The Confederate Loan wax well supported at the late rise, a number of purchases taking place at, and a fraction over, 80. Greek Bonds and coupons improved per cent., and the scrip of the New Mexican Loan nominally 1 per cent., but, with these exceptions, the foreign stock market was dull, and in some cases prices gave way. Peruvian Bonds of 1862 declined 2 per cent., Venezuela of 1864, J, Turkish of 1854, It, Spanish Three per Cents., and Mexican, per cent. The tendency in the afternoon was more unfavourable than in the morning. A further recovery took place to-day in Alliance Bank shares ; Imperial Bank, London Joint Stock Bank, and Midland Bank, were also quoted better ; but Bank of Auld:ramie, Bank of Victoria, London and South African, National Bank of Liverpool, and City Bank, have declined. There were in quiries for Joint Stock Discount and Loudon General Omnibus shares. Australian Agricultural and Universal Marine Insurance were flat. . . Hudson's Bay shares closed at 16 to /, sho little change, and Egyptian Trading at 1/ t ot prem., being rather firmer. The shares of the financial companies were rather heavy. International and London Financial de clined about 55., and the old shares of the Credit Mobilier and Credit Foncier Companies, 10s. The closing quotations are annexed, viz.:—lnterna tional, 3} to prem. ; General Credit, 21 to prem. ; London Financial, 71 to 8* prem. ; Impe rial Mercantile Credit (amalgamated), to I prem. ; Credit Mobilier, Bto 9 prem ; and Credit Fonder, 8 to 9 prem. The closing (but in some cases only nominal) quotations for shares in new undertakings are sub joined, viz. : Credit Foncier and Mobilier of England (amalgamated), n to 4 prem. ; Anglo- Egyptian Bank,ll to 1# prem. ; Imperial Mexican Railway, diz to / prem. ; Ottoman Societ4 nfrale, 1/ to 1/ prem. ; Chilian Mining and Trading, to I prem. MINES.-(THIS DAYJ Two o'Czoci. The mining market is extremely quiet to-day. and prices present very few variations, coot= with those last current yesterday. Wheal shares are in exceptional request, and have risen to 2121 to 215. East Grenville are quoted 7i to 3 ; East Lovell, 7 to 84 ; and East Caradon. 274 to 28. Great Vor shares are officially marked 284. Foreign and colonial mines are unaltered. BRITISH POISIBISIONS. I Mille prim. i Saks. db. I H. I LOMAT'. 10 :1 i• .1 an Atbadc& 8t Invrancoi Do. 11 :Bsaa.Bar. Shares &C.lng.sp.c.: & Lake Hanel I Do. Protarsons .IhdL,Brant,&Oodlchl 6 p. c. Bds. Atig. I, 1571 100 Do. do. July 1. 1175 100 Do. do. Jam 1, 1074: 100 CaL & Instant sp.c. 0. 1 100 Caps T. & Dock Op. a g.O ' all Danisears,7 p.c.par.prol, 1100 :low Hoop] in. O do !105 ;lost Indian pa. 5 do I m Do. 0 I:tension al; Do. H do 100 Grand Trunk of Canada 1 all Do.iquip. all I Do. let prat. Bonds,' aD Do. do. deterred! all 1 Do. had pref. Bonds ) all Do. do. deferred! all l Do. ird prat. Stork all I Do. do. deem& all , Do. 4th :act Stock all Do. do. deferred: 100 'Groat Indian Peninsula: 15 I 1 Do. goo. per owl. Do. New do. 140 01. S. of leas n. 5 p. al 100 Do 4. par coo& 1 I Do all :el Wodora al Goads! IS I Do. Now all I D0..8 .k ds.pay.lB73. all Do. d o. do. 111174 O .11 `hui United! 1 . Da N n SK. 1106 ;Kokos nor. 6 p. oink U. 100. Do. do. 01 IL 100 Do, do. dj do.- 10 2 . Do. Fifth lalaosloa St. 100 lfelb. Corp. 6 par 41. 12d AO all 00.16. and Hobson'. Day 10 all N.Broa&Can.eliAdt K. 100 N.LolCao.olp.c.lap.B. IC 100 Wade. go.. 6 par coot 166. 100 ' Do. Della do * I Do. do. do. 62. 100 Do. Ponjano do 04. .100 . Do. !Edits St.Plol. do 68 0 lON 1015 i 7% 75 80 76 0 76 0 96 100 OS 96 101 106 19 1011 100 194 91 113 70 72 GO IS IS 67 66 67 66 62 43 66 27 29 26 23 102 163 Ny e 106 I ei 10 I 11 wpm ao ti II 86 O il P 4r 1 - 10Di 100 i see look a a 89 el 1021 2 66 ID SI 6 SO U 1 1404 1061 dlo no rr ft fYi No. I Bk. I 01,0001100 ATM & Masterenanig• 20,000 60 Do. New (ha. 10p.) 10,000! 60 iAlbloo 20,0001100 alllanoeleadLiverpool, 10,0001100 Do. Now 100.000 10 'Angie Agstrian 20,000 20 Anglo Italian ‘ 11m11.6)1 12,600 40 Anstralania 7,600 40 Do. New 12,602 20 BankotlaitabOalmalM 10,000 25 Bank of COW 100 Bank of 15,000 10 Bank of Otago (Ininitia6) 10,000 100 Bank of Queenaland (L.) 10,000 60 Hanka VictoriaAnatria s,eoo 100 Beak of Wales (1...) 60,000 10 Bank of New Zealaad 60,000 20 BefdllantPoKOgnew (L 10,000 60 British A Californian CL 20.000 60 British N. America .- 12.200 20 C. Bk. lndla,Aus., China 7,800 20: Do. New 10000 13 :Chart. Ker. or ladlajite 10,000 16 • Do, New ii,ooo no City 10,000 100 'Calming 10,000 RS Co.e Rank at lad* an 400,000 10 Coneeßdated Bank (L, 6,000 100 Comeinentsl (L) 10,000 10 Rent London (I.lnelted) 6,000• 6 0 Do. New WON' 1 4 lfzeg.Soot&Aasi. awed 40.000 60 English and Swede& (LI 40,000 60 European Bank(Linsited 16.000 60 Do. New 10,000 100 Blodoen.Cblnada7ap.(l ; 10,000 100 Do. New 14,000 100 lapelial But. 1,000100 Lo. New 60 tsp. Bk.of Cbeisa.eta.,(L 10 Imperial Mamma 60 International Bank (L) 21 100160 0,000 95 Do. New 141.66 136,000 WOOD 4-k2u6 100,000 20 Lad Wort Bk. fndla(L) 20,000 60 Lott Bk.oflf ezieo,&e. 05. 10,000 100 Lon. Bank of ScatisadiL 10,060100 London and Brasilia& 4000100 Loo.B.Ayreeltilenidieg 20.000 25 Do. New, La at Ipm 6,000 100 Lon., Mr., &S. OWN (L) 60,000 20 Lon. Ch. Bank d Amid. 10,000 100 London and Col (L. 30,000 60 London and County 6,000 100 Len Haralin.Comfla.Xl 00,000 60 London Joint Block 14000 100 Lon. and Mariann (L ) 90,000 20 London & South African 5000 100 Lon. & Western fLiss. 50,000 100 Len. & Westminster 10,000 100 Merchant Bank (Lini.) 10,000 60 Yereantlie & BacbaaiL 20,000 60 Do. New 10,000 100 Metro. & Prov. beak (L 5,000 100 Midland Bank (Lim.) • 10,000 100 National of Liverpool 10,000 100 N. Pre. of Ingland. 20,000 60 National Bank, New 15,000 91 New South Wales 40,000 10 New Zealand (I&Missa) 60,000 10 North Western 60,400 26 Oriental Bank Corpora 20,000 60 Prevlo.BankluiCosp.(l. 2400016/ Prattle. of Ireland 17,509 If &lade, Punj.,&Ddld (L 14010 15 Boat& Australia 10,010 11 .Math liastern (Lim) 10,000 100 Mend. ed B. tt. &Wks 9450 100 Do. do. 10,000 25 Unto° of Awfralia,New! 14000 100 Dillon of Ireland ;Li:m ) 1 I 01,009 *0 Oaks of Lesdini JOLT! STOCK RANI). - iiarno. 0.-I 1 - 36 149 0 13 3P/ 3 1 la 66 29. 26 28pelin 1 Itprfi 72 747 2$ 27 poi 11 pm st U 163 168 2 1 1 0141.1 1tami 36 40 si tots 8 9pm 11 pmi 3 4119 2P 13 66 48 37 36 16 18 pm U 27 19 pm 118 122 41 43 6 7pm 6 6imai idis 1 2 pm! 20 21 pm pa 1 pmi -- - Pm, r 71303, 4 7 Pco e 7jl :3 15 pal Is :4 gaa dla par! 7 Oluj 03 30 2 ! Np22l lit u p l I. .i- t Il lips mar ii Nr k Ipm 74 7i 1 die ps' 44 45 In S 1 - P 1 96 98 3 4peazdal •3 4 poild&o, 6 ps! Oki Om. pal " 66 ns par 91 92 le 2 i5 95 25 ST 4 11 1,5 6 6 psi 6 T 61 63 Si 19419 61 611 1 04 SS t 1 le 47 se No. I Sh. I 1'6,000 11 Ounheian C & Oon. Odd, L 14600 .. ltlvertes UN. .. Clifford Anal. 1,481• .. Dee. G. Cos. (Terndt.l &IN .. Dragomans 412 • .. k d Deena (Illepa) 4144 .. Last Ceram' 4000 .. 1 Seel 011111 Brea 4060. . Fast Grenville 4,010' .. . I & W. Russell (Terlstk )I ell .. :Oranobler Bat Aublul 1,608 4 'Great Lazey (Matted) 4000 .. iEltest &oath Fails . • 44001 .. 10. W. Vor ( 11 • 1080 w) • • 6,003' .. Grenville 1,0114' .. Hassle Foot 4000' .. 'Mansion Downs 0,006& .. 1 lI .uts Valley mpsret (Uny Want) 31 40,0001 4 liwyndy Iron Ore 1,044; .. Handle' ~,ove:... 600 . New Beton 4000 .. Worth Downs 700... arth leeks., two .. N. Wl. Deane ( 1 [110Pn) 6,040 .. Werth Wheel Crotty 6,000 .. tree United I,llo` 80 (U. Weak 614 . & Camden (k.Cleeri. 1 490 .. & W. Frances (11108148;1 _ raa .. , Way Park 6,000 Filo — erett 6,000 lireet Basset (Mogan) La i .. W. Camden (Whew* 3,000 .. Wed Clivertaa 400 .. IWest Baton 612 Wh. Basset (lUogan) Wh. Buller (liedruth) 4.800 .. I Wheal Ludeott 1,024 .. W.llaryAnn (Mechem) 386 Wbeal Won I,OW Wh. Trelawney (Usk ) 0.000 Wheal Union lIIITISII MMES. PROVINCIAL SHARK MARKETS. UVlarool, 6109. -Sales this day:-Great Eastern. 451- Londonderry and Enniskillee, 4-London and North Western, 1124 i 1 ad.-Maatesster, Shenield, and Lincoln., 661 - Midland. 11101 xd-North Henan Berwick capital stock, 106 - loath Eastern, 834 ad and n.-1111nois Central, paid op. 60-Great Laxembourg shares, 10-Mexican Three per Cent, Passives, Mt-Confederate loan, 794 I I a 2 144 =1 Bethany Beek ;Limited). 3-16 318 1.14 p.-Liverpool Finance (United). la -MeresatileandEnekange Banlg(Linnted), 33 }l3-16 1 sad .1:46; 13-16 ad it tioaa Bank o iti f id u np.-ditt o wood 4 .l ew ua lks4 s, .34 North Wean= Bank Visited). Marine (Limittd), g a ll! d.-British and Foreign Marine (Lieniked‘ 2 6-141 it - and Marta Marine (Limited:., 613.161 p.-Vnion Marine (Limited), 24 p.-National Steam Navigation Company, 61 7 61 1 7 d.-West, India and Patine Steam, 2► $-161 p. MANCIIIIGTZI, Bier. 7. -A pretty tsar business was done. Prices steady. C. Connell and Co., 61 p. -Great Eastern, Great Larensbourg, 104-Great Northern A, 1314.-Greeks, M ß -Great Western, 6111-1111nois Central, 45 d.-Lancashire Yorkshire, 1154 4-London and North Western, 112 1-Man chester and County Bank, 6 p.-Manchester, BbeMnd, and Uneokosbire, 661 {- General Credit. 21 p.-Matropolltan, 61 11 7 64 7-Mldlesd, 1301-Booth Eastern, 853 3 3 3 - Dtitrict Usk, 69. p.-Metrepolitsn, New, p. -Confederate Loan, 794 1 80 791-Mereentlle Bank. 31 p.-Whitehaven and Furness, n4-11ndson's Bay, 16-Lancaahlre Insurance, p. RAILWAY COLLISION AT ALvalxcatyl.—Yester day en accident happened to the lint special train from the Oxford Road Station, Manchester, to the Agri cultural Show at Kantsford. The carriages were fall when the train arrived at Altriaehmo, where, as a number of passengers were levities for it, it was seceseary to attach three empty carriages that were on a siding. For this pur pose the train was divided, and the latter half being left on the main lies, the first half was backed upon the siding. to the empty carriages by the engine. In the proems of backing, the engine beams uncoupled from the first car nage. The coosequemos was, when the engine was stopped the crowded carriage west forward, by the impetus they had obtained from the eosins, increased by the indite of the siding, came in collision with the empty carriages, and forced them violently against the etop-blocks which terminated the siding. Paseengere describe the concussion as a very severe one. Many were struck, cut, or bruised by being thrown against the car riages or against their fellow-paseeagers, and nearly all were more or ler shakes. One gentleman informed us that be had bad previous experience of a railway collision which did not shake him scything like so severely. Several pneseogers were looking out of the windows, and had their faces cut by the edges of the window frames. Most of those so injured went forward to Routeford, and were seen sulkies about with black eyes and dionoloored and bandaged facet. Dr. %wrath, of Cheater-road, Mrs. Bowman, and Mrs. Hodskimesx of Old Trafford, returned to Manchester by the next train. Mrs. Bowman's face wee cat, dis coloured, and swollen, and she has also received a seven, shook to the mesa. Mrs. Hodgkinson narrowly escaped a fracture of the jaw. having been struck me violeetly that the bone has cut almost through the cheek. The chili was at first so much swollen that Dr. Bowman con cluded the jaw was broken. Dr. Bowman himself received • severe blow on the shin awl another on the stomach. Mrs. Hope, of Oxford-road, bed her face cut. bat she went forward to ffouteford, and had her wound dreamed by a relative there. Mrs. Baxter. of Cnnsion, Mr. J. D. Jeffcoth of Leveashulm, sad Miss Homertoa, of Greengath, Sal ford. are also mentithed as having received superficial in juries. A farmer named Bridges, residing in the neighbour hood of Bury, was dreadfully nit about the eye, blood Sowing profusely. Mr. Halley, of the Railway Inn, Hyde road, wan injured about the face, but sot seriously. A young lad had several teeth knocked out, and numerous other injuries similar to those described are reported to have beets sustained. Crintirsv-Forzersen.—On the Ist of November ea ad of parliament will take effort to amend the set ter the regnistioe of chimney-sweepers. From that day chine. neynwespere are restricted from employing children under ten years of ase, asd are not to be accompanied in their occupation by peones under 16 years old. Li.. tllllOOl 5.4.0 L 7.0 I 2 1 1 8 9 SO 82 US 490 14 If 82 415 ST 28 8 71 8 14 6 15 10 5 1 5 1 19 80 88 40 71 71 7 9 1 41 4 5 a •I Ma 0 29 We. a TAG Si lii 44111 Md 4L.L. ,U&EWS I Pd 1 CIL pness. Se Ps 3 t 29 3 I I ids IPo 3 1 2 di' 21 12 Par ill: le 4 lip. 7 me Si S 7 If 1 pm 3 te 11931 - 13 U Id I eras .16,000 I 15 - 0, - 010' 1 .Anglo-Brailio*DM:l 10,000 10 'Australian 75,000 1 .Ban Accord Cop.: d il 10,000 6 Braell.LolLCo. (Lim. 15,000 10 Cap ci li i =per (Limited 3Z . vet( tO 'Co Copper 10,000' 10 Copispo (Lbolted) 100,000 1 Don Pedro, N. Del Say 11,000 1 Deo Nount.Coa.= 26,000 S d Del Rey ( 26,000 2 Fortuna Sa (liatited) 1 101,000; 10 General 03,000 1} Kapuuda (Limited) 16,000 $ Linares 10.000 6 • Lusitardem (lAntited) 103,816 1 Nariquita 100,000 0 1L Amex Bra&G.ll. 60,000 Panuldllo Copper 10,000, 20 Poo baud BUverleed 100,000 Port Phillip . I 1 Banta Dert.Gold 110,110 1 dertlialt•ssinL (lint 11,000 10 iit. Jobs dal Rey 11n. 01,174• $0 United Mexican 60,000 1 'VellansamOold ' 111,000 1 Worthing (Limited) I AMC I Yedaassatana Um 1 lEIBCJILL•2I I Ns. I ft. I COKPAZIMS. 33...a5ia....t Tiosiii Astiosliezioaslasi - 67: %MO 16 Maralion 10,400 SS AvoindisalitrZa MAO NI IlsetlaWatarwarks WA* 6 Bosnia, Oas ( LOW SO Bettina Amadeus Land SKIS* at. B.* I. Miw TeL (L.) 11,500. 10 &Wish Indian Tea (L ) 86 0 1 Company SO, DI lavas ) : I MO ri acyot=rop.a WON 411 Qty Mese (Lim.) . AOOO 10 Cosa. of Anicaablet.(l ) KO* II CommeedalUalon(lne, 104140 0 Dia .. (L 17,640 SO Ite.OastLl akeso Coatradowpw6tiool MOW 00 Cop.lLisig,Yr•LTSD.o 101041 II Credit lroosior 10. 10 Do. of Illaarttias (L ) 10,0001 SO Credit Mobiliet 10010160 BL Denial Pskov 100,0201. ft. Do. halms* ITT,OXIL, It Do. 4pp et. Plop. Deb 10.000 100 , Dimon 10,0® 60 E. Indian Floanclal 1,0.400 , 20 ,IL India Irrigation, 100.4001 10 aggiOlosCoallgrat.(l. 070.076&, al lasiorio Tolman& 14000 1 rat and Ala Copper 10,0001100 ling.alloottishilarla iL 16,000 ID Iloasetal Corporation 0.000, 60 Iloancial Dtscotult (1.) 10.000, 20 Fore-et Warehouse (I 10,000 MD fiellivara (United) 126,000 00 ,G.CredlaFin.of Loo.(L *,OOO 16 Den.. Steam Navigation 10,000 SO nemen.loloolal AL (L) 100,000 10 Rodsoa'sDay 106,1100 II dam& lier.Cdt Asa. (L) *Me 0 1 indlau Persian fLl7. { 110.000 1.6 'lnternat. 110an.200. (L 100,0001 00 luternaLland erodi 40,0011. 10 Itallaalreig. (Osa.o4v. 1000000 6111 Do. 4p. e. &la. e. 00,400 26 Jolntetockillsoentn(L) 10,000 SO land Securities (Una) 20,000 * Load. African Tra 10.0001 ii Lond.audCsJodon.lL 12,0061 6 'Load. Telma ) 20,00111 SO 'Load. Mama. Men ) 10,006 00 Do. Noir 1 7 6 .006. a Load. O. Ontaibase(L) 10,000' 10 food., Dana. ne.Sin. 6.0001 16 totid.Mer. Dlscoast(l.). 0.000, 10 Load.Provhisialltarine; ;i: r 1 szi ii ii 6 Ms O ga IS 711 ids ! 11 6 Im l i I_4* g's 41 I s ar is !kw 9SI epT:' tl sa malU 108 lit 14 lip: Dm ik pm 101 . 1 I _ . Du 1 pia! Ws Dar • 4emial • S die 2 tpas lipm 17 le Is; ! 3 pm; 11Pgr, s a shil 63 36 I Ojai, idts 1 2 Ptl'i i liOrs Te 8 pm I/ li 8 1 dls Idb par rtieirr;a& — Csitea — Do. Marine Investment:Ll Mauritius land,,tc.'L Mettle. Rites. TeL (I Dwell Don Works Natal WM &CoL C. (L Nutmeat OD. CO. fL National F4uutelal (L National gleam Na.. NerbaddeCoel IL • , Do. New 19 10 ii:caol 97,1719. 90.9001 80,900; 90,0•01 40,099 19,000 10,000 190 009 99,0001 N.7.ealand T.& Loan(L N Brit. A astralaalan(L). Brit.& Mecca& In.(L ' ovaScotAgLazolL .L I~Do. do. Ocean llarine Loma I drie& Comraeralan Orlantd Financial (L) Orlantal Ciao (lAnlted)l I _ po. !ow _ _ I pnl 1 1 : 1 71 11616- " peel bkink W,OOOl 25,000' 10,0001 10,000 12,5001 8,5001 1100,0004 " I SON ii.iiii WM Men 4260 10.760 _ ___ Orlent.lnlandetaimML)l Otago & SlDlaud Invest. , Ottoman Ylaanctal (L.) I 'Ottoman Gas (United 'Panama& M. Kteam(L ) Do. Peelltiv.tataittMlia(L) Peninsular & 0. Meow I _ Do. New — ; 7 el; eo vo itt IS 1/ pm. 2 .7 .242 2 I.die 12} 44i 6 in 100,4001. 40,000 KOK 10,0 00 000 100,00111. 07,600 100,000 11.000 MOW 00, 00,000 16,000 !Qaebrada L., E., lig n air:wr°' Rio J. City lapers. (141 _ Dit t o 41 .0.. • IM 'ikTiiib6atuases. BA !Scot. Aligns Invest. 50 i Smith. Knight. te0.2.... 10 ,=:11. 1 ri g r t ( L. I 21 - South Australian Lead el ISubtaashis 10 Tel.Coustrue r 7t l =:Ll: : I Thames& Mersey ) 10 oLus.L 10 T. & L Co. of U. Canada 5 Milted Crake. OA al 20 10 !Upper Assam TastlAn. 10 I Ditto _ _ ii.:" 10:000 90 ',Van Marnaifs Lad -20.000 60 'Warrant Illasnoi(Lhia. 0,000 60 Weatlndla&PaclAell 0. 1 1 Q 7 1 79 81 is to - 1991 1, 8 1 UT; 1 8 9 zd I 11110=1 120 lss 1 I pin Si is id . * 411 p.r. 4! ii.' 7 Ml vrr 4= 1,l p 14 17 al 9lt I I die par 729.0 PREFERENCE Midland 43 per oast. prof. stook, North Eastern stock. N and C, BARU. rediemsbk, 991 1 per coot., 31i. - ut I 1 zd ail i le} 7 t ti 811 IlTlif es d. FOREIGN RAILWAYS. Bahia and San FrabOllCO (Lim.), roar. 7 per cent, IM. Ceatral Argentine, 21. Great Luxembourg, 10. Ottoman (Smyrna to Airily), 111. Recife and San Fninciaco (Lim.), guar. 7 per oent., IM. Royal Dant* 15k. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. IMPERIAL AVERAGES. July 30 August e 13 - Sept blz vette Aggro gate Amigo . 1 maißarlsyy. Osta I Rya ' Boma gia. 0407 s 7 44,1114 Id 414 64 34 14/44 id Ms 104414 114 PM Id SI 61284 1 04 324 O&M 141144 Id 74 RR 7 rts 114 313 64 Kt 94 1164 II M 19 4 1.1 fe 01426 /14 Vs Id 364 ili 4431. 14 14 SY 11404 9416. Illa - _- - - 1.1 -- 6l4b 6d its lld La Id DOTl.—Wasot. Oat% 114 re, Dram. and Peas, Ia DUMAS Minn TES PLOOIVA.IIOIO 11 711 AVORAOff P Off Vain DORM Ma SIX TIM 11•111*. iiioll 008 Owl COBRIBPONDINIT.) The market :wale+ a better hello& Sate .b. .000 balm - MIRCING-LANE.-(THIS DAY.) BUGAI.-Tbe market continues quiet, but refining qua ties of British West lolls have mold more freely at 6d. per cwt. decline from previous quotations. About 1.000 bey Mauritius sold ; brows, 320. to 34e. ; grainy. 3/Is. 6d. ; sad 200 bbds. of Cuba muscovado at 335. to 345. Refined : Fair titian have Ka to a limited extent at 475. W. Corral-The parcel@ of Plantation Ceylon brought to public sale have gone off with good spirit at firm rates; triage, 61s. 6d. to 68e. ; low middling said middlinr, 77e.1 81s. ; good and line ditto, 83.. to 88s. 6d. ; peaborry, 80s. to 87s. ; native sold at steady prices ; ordinary smell to good 635. 6d. to 665. 6d. Tith.-The public sales bare gone off with more spirit. without further charge in prices. Ittca.-A fair business has been transacted ; whit* Bow. gal, 10s. 9d. to 12s. 3d. ; Bassein, Bs. Srimst.-Pepper, Pegg has sold at slightly easier mhos, aid. to 31d. ; Singapore, ; ginger, Jamie', at barely the former value. 69.. to 745. ; Cochin steady, good mi& dlisg to good, 755. to 83s. ; other spices are quiet. Batt.-60 pro:wheals of Leeward. sold at ls. 6d., sad 170 poochoose of Jamaica chiefly at 3s. FIWIT.-Osiog so se/avowable reports from the drying grocuida. old currants have mold at rather higher prices, and a fair bamboos done is new, at 30s. SAvrecrur oontioues inactive. Coruna.-The market is more steady, but the sales are limited. Jo u continuos doll of sale, sod prices show a farther decline of se. to 10s. per ton. Common and middling sold at 12/. ss. to 22/. ; Soo, 27/. 15e. to 284 TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAT.) The market is quiet. Tows tallow is (motel 425. ad eash ; Petersburg Y.O. as the spot, 42e. id. ; October to December, CIL Gd. ; Deeembiw, 445. ; January to Mara. 445. Gd. to 44e. 9d. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY. I We have scarcely any good beasts at market ; a few choice met have realised quite M. per lb. The supply of ell kinds is shorter, and anon oti the avenge are about the some as es Monday. Sheep are sot very pleotiful, bet quits equal to the demand. Trade is slow, bet good qualities fully maintain late rates. There is rather more inquiry for lambs. but the season is genie over. Goad calves aro rather dearer. From Germany sad Holland then are 696 bias* 2.130 sheep, 406 calves, sad 60 pigs ; sad NO bents from Spain. Yee same et eta a if. ad. I Per Man et fillm a Lad. len Sean Iterefda alO 6 Ben Das& 1124pdallit 00 0 • Best 6beralmer 4 8 410 Nat Lowseala.... 4 8 Seermd goal. bomb 28 3 4 Do. de. Sham •0 0 • Calm s44 10 I Ives a eineadgmaL 42 4 184 Beet Das 1111-bredr 5 2 6 0 iambs Beasts at market. 1.430 sheep and lambs, 7,130: calm, 474 , pica 130: latch cows, 110._ SMITHFIELD HAY HAREM.--(THIS DAY.) Messrs. Harvey mad Futon report trod* at list days priors. Prime meadow bay. Ka. to 1151. ; clover, old. Hes. to 1355. ; straw, 275. to TA. Batumi. Pant, WIDNESDALL—The cattle fair was resumed aed brought to a terwiesilos this esorsing. &me droves of beasts inn out is the seesdows were trenaferred in " job lots" smogs dealers, bet very little business el • retail character was transacted. Hones sod ponies we inspected, and dreams w►o had held over submitted previous ans. There wen away aged sod inferior hems I Dot sold. The uneold stock cleared off, many droves se which all go to a large fair to be held is an adjeishig county. Is the afterooos the horse races. whirl% are ►Wsldd annually on the last day of the fair, took Nate. Oen. JW N. Ant 6. kor, IS. U. Lag. 17 64opt. 44 43 7 .. •• U 6 , • • s :: LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. (THIS DAY.) til WWI= AND DITMATIONAL TILMCIIUIII 4 .. 1 1112 i S" 47 U siau :din ni a - 12 7.1.1 le at lat • KM. 10 u.• 8 W r .ii - if 21 23. Ti 4. t. SS 90 SOO NS 119 471 28 SO 18 19 - i jr sos 9: I* ie se ii i 14 II IMS 215 IS 22 1 1 1