The Express. — London, England, 1864-09-07 00:00:00

TEE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 7, 1864. No. I BriMiOalasp.aijakisi Do. do. 111111100 Can. Gov. 5p.c.,10/114L 100 Dad peratalUALtag. 1001 Do.o paraLlLar.3 IN D 0.6 pat aLisa.fa 1100 Do. Spar oL Ina. 100 Cara 0114•11p.aL1011 100 do. 18004 100 2°- -. ..., -, -. 96 91 96 97 N 97 N N N 89 U 101 106 107 109 199 111 197 149 109 106 100 111 IN 106 106 106 NI IN 104 NV N 1111 91 99 N N N 98 so risk nii $7 -. 71 - NI . YEW ORATORIO AT BIRMINGHAM. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENT (THIS DAY.) (now otla OWN COWSPCINDI3IIIII BIRMINGHAM. WIDNINDAY, 3.35 P.M. performance of Nauman has just ooncluded. The ball was filled to overflowing, and a moat triumphant rt s., rho° was given to the new oratorio. The Archbishop of Canterbury was present. (in Lamm Tamura.) WARWICK MKETING.—(TIIIS DAY.) WELTER OM Monkey ... ... . Principal ... ••• . Overtone ... . .- SWEEPSTAKES. ...... _.---- ... .....Clown... ... Paris ... ... ... Ethelred ... ••• NURSERY HANDICAP. Hatir ... ... ... Cedric ... ... ... Tilt 11 ran.—Hall an hoar behind time. ENTRY POE GRAND STAND PLATE. Ewa'7cie;, -- 84 lig ; airtiiillffs;el7'B;l"iiii;""Walloom, 84 41b ; Stanton, Tat 121 b ; Vanquither, 7st 1116 ; Zara, 7st 101 b ; Quicksand, Tat 911, ; Lytham, 7st nb ; Falk, 7st 41b ; Practitioner, 7st ;• Tomfoolery, 6st 101 b ; Zephyr, Est 91b ; Disappointment, 64 91b ; Orebro*, Est 71b ; Semi Jessie, Est 41b ; Alkyd* Est ; Auditor, 64 ; Omen, bat 121 b ; King of Greece, sst nb. All here. ABILIVICA—Hetty and Cedric. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. bLiDK-IsANE.—{THIS DAY.) Fresh up to our market to-day the arrivals of wheat were but moderate. The trade, however, ret i re from active, yet lionday's prices were supported. The market was well supplied with foreign wheat. The amount of business transacted was very moderate, at pre vious quotations. Floating cargoes of grain moved off slowly, at late rates. The supply of barley on sale was moderately good. For all qualities, the trade was in a sluggish state, and prime had a drooping teedency. The malt trade was quiet on former terms. Oats, the supply of which was large, were rather quieter, yet prices ruled firm. Beans and peas were in limited supply, and both artiel changed heeds at extreme quotations. In flour only a moderate business was transacted OD former terms. CURREN/ PRICES. !swum Par Qr. I /MUT. & a. Saes, Eont, - red,1865 io to ia Poe Qr. OMB. a a Scotch. food Scotch potato Irish. white black BiAll/. _ _ . . „ 1364 41 to 44 80. white, 1963 43 to 47 .. 43 So 47 Norfolk and Lincoln red. iess. to Malting Dist ll2o 2 ... Grinding 25 to IT MALT. Essex. Norfolk. and &drone OO to 66 Klnginon and Wars 00 to 08 Brown moopoo so 36 Tick 37 13 to 40 Borrow Memo *o to U PUB. _ . ..._ Om_ s4 !•:0 ST 4ilo g llt to NO 40 Is 41 ham Town mean pm 1192 Oa Ifounialid 34 to 27 Country Norfolk and Suffolk, az ship 27 to 29 Par. Qr. OM. s. Danish sad Swedish 17 to 23 RAW= ... 10 20 Dllnish 66 Is Ili llClPtibn Si to 36 —._ PILL to Si _ 36 to 88 IIIDLLII 0013. whits so ta as Yellow _ SD W U Mu pee.em* mak .. tO to St sPoniell. .. .. SO to at American, par DK .. 19 to 24 I Cam, .. .. la to 26 INTO LONDON, BY WATIR 5 TO SEPT. 7. INCLUSIVR. cREA? WESTERN RAILWAY.—(THIS DAY.) The half-yearly meeting of the shareholders was teid at 1 o'clock, at the Peddingtoa.statioe ; Mr. Parra in tbr chair. T he report and amounts, which had appeared in the E ,, .., baring been taken as read, 'ihe CUAIRMAN, in moving their adoption, said the state ment of accounts just rendered followed precisely the form whi , t was published in March last for the previous half rear. For the future that form would be adhered to, so that proprietors would always be able to compare the capital a..a Interest accounts rendered with those preceding. The ~:op capital of the company had been increased b_y only ; and in the separate sections there had bees t , material addition. Each section had to clear off ,rears, but with one exception, that of the Newport wilco, there had been hardly any expenditure d the h if.y e ar, the amount in that case being 16,000/. e d isa ppointmeot had been expressed by the Newport section of s hareholders at the smallness of their dividend, but it was ac counted for by the feet just mentioned. The b,,, r 3 had received within the last 24 betas striae fro 3. the Newport shareholders that they did not c ousder their dividend a fair one as between themselves .ad the Oxford section ; but the question in no way c!e;:ed the Great Western shareholders. As regarded the receipts of the last half year, as compared •:h those of the corresponding half of 1863, he many shareholders were surprised at the increase ; 1)13 it was caused by the opening of additional ex ,r,...ous, which were not represented in the published mile. lu the traffic returns published in future the actual „A sa p would be stated, being 1,205 miles against 1,157 in the ~,,e o edieg half of last year. He trusted that the traffic of the :..s: half -year was deemed satisfactory. (Cheers.) True, the increase was not in the same ratio as that on the London spa North Western and Lancashire and Yorkshire lines ; but , then. tue traffic of those lines suffered materially at first from rie derciency in the supply of cotton, and hence the weekly c ,„mpiarison at present was greatly in their favour under the went revived state of trade. The rent charges had in -5,0004 would clear off all the outstanding law rh,ros. (Cheers.) The premiums received on the ule of the Metropolitan Railway shares which were held by that company had not been taken for dividen d, 1,1 put to a separate account, and would be ,bla for future purposes. The same remark applied to the ado of a colliery in Wales, which had recently been at a considerable profit to the company. The traffic ef the Shrewsbury and Chester line had about balanced the dirArod. Considering the high vela* of money ilunug the lest few months, it was most gratifying, sad a proof of the excellent credit of the company, that the interest paid for loans exhibited so ia.all an increase. As regarded the future, he thought the prospects of enlarged revenue were very satisfactory. The siwri experience of the board of the new locomotive mpsno• cadent had convinced them that they had got it, right man in the right place; but he did tot think there would be any large reduction per axle in the running expenses during the next four or five t e am Considerable additions would have to be made in the locomotive and carriage departments. After come further remarks, The Ch.viruiszr concluded - 1;j mowing the adoption of the report sad accounts. [The meeting was preoseding when oar report left] LAILWAY PASSENGERS ASSURANCE COMt PANY.-(TIUS DAY.) - At the half-yearly meeting of the shareholders, held this afternoon, at the offices of the company. 64, Corn hill; Mr. H. If. FARQUHAR in the chair. The report was presented, stating that the amount received for premiums on general accident policies was 35,0:131. Is, and on railway accident policies and tickets 2,9454 13e. 2d., together 37,978/. 14s. ?I against3l,6s6l. 58.6 d. io the norresponding half-year of Ivl.l. After payment of all charges there wee a balance of lls. 10d. against 73,133/.95. Ild. with which the half - year commenced. The oompensatioe paid during the half- Tear was, for 12 fatal mace, 5.910. ; 1,122 claims for per sooal injury, 15,5851. Ile. sd. ; total, 21.4851. Ils. sd. Interest at the rats of 4 per cent. par worn was declared. THE PRINCE CONSORT STILASIEIL—PLYMOUTH, WEDNESDAY hloasnm.—Hs•iog CAITi4KI away her mak topsail-yard, the ireacased screw steamship Prince Consort, 45, Captain G. Wilke, C. 8., anchored in the Sonad last evening. She is ordered to be supplied with a new yard to day, and will probably this afternoon rejoin the Channel squadron, which has goes to the westward. The late M. Eufantin has left his son a sum of 460,003 fr. His manuscripts, of which he had ► great number, he bequeathed to the library of the Arsenal. At Rome, on the 30th ult., the Corsican Car dinal Savetli, promoted to the purple by the reigning Pope in 1853, expired at the age of 72, after having held many important offices, among which the most omispictious was that of governor of Rome. KING'S Couzza —Although the Evening Classes generally do not assemble until next month, the Civil berries Clam will meat am usual on the erosions of Mon day, Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday during the present and fallowing mouths. Tug Amnon's DCRING 711 E BIELFAJit RIOTS. —As we have already announced, 176 people were wounded, and nine killed during the resent riots, which lasted for fourteen data. There were in Belfast, including military and con stabulary, a form of 4,000 armed men, and the number of arrests made of those in gaol awaiting their trial was ex actly 30—the great majority of whom are charged with no more merlons dream than having arms in their pommies in a proclaimed district. Probably the greater number of the accused will also be charged with riot, but it 'came a com plete legal fares that only 50 should be in custody for • fortaight's rioting, when, in any half hone during that time, ten times that number might have been lawfully arrested if the authorities had only done their duty. —!Port/ern ;Mg. _ _ _ • ••• THE RICH Max AND TILE BEDDING-LIME= WI:ITEM—Thom are the corporate beepers. But there are, besides, the individual beggars ; and how does the heart of the secretary fail him when be has to cope with them! And they must be coped with to some extent, because they all enclose documents (they call their scrap documents ; but they are, se to papers darning the came, what minced veal ato a calf), the non return of which would be their rain. That is to say, they are utterly ruined now, but they would be more utterly ruined then. Among these correspondents are several daughters of general officers, 1 ,, 0g accustomed to every luxury of life (except epalliog), who little thought, when their gallant fathers waged war it, the Peninsula, that they would ever have to appeal to those whom Ptorience, in its inscrutable wisdom, hes blessed with untold gold, and from among whom they select the name of Niooderutts Boffin, Fag., for a maiden effort in this wise, uodenroding that be has such a heart as sever was, The secnw , y learns, too, that oonfidenc• between man and wife would seem to obtain bat rarely when virtue is In distress, so numerous are the wives who lake up their pens to ask Mr. Boffin for money without the knowledge of their devoted husbands, who would never hermit it ; while, on the other hand, so numerous are the busboode who take up their pens to ask Mr. Boffin for money without the knowledge of their devoted wire, who would instantly go out of their senses if they had the least suspicion of the circumstance. There are the inspired beggars, too. These were sitting, only yesterday evening, riming over a fragment of coedits which must soon go out and leave them in the dark for the rest of their night., when surely some reel whispered the name of Nicodemus E 9., to their souls, imparting rays of hope, Day confidence, to which they bad bug bra strangers Akin to these are the suggestively-befriended beggars, They were partaking of a cold potato and water by the flickering and gloomy light of a lucifer-match, in their lodgings (rant eonti.lembly in &treat, and heartless landlady threatening expulsion "likes dog " into the streets), when a gifted friend happening to look in, rid, " Write immediately to N:calcuius Baffle, Esq.," and would take no denial. There are the nobly-independent beggars too. These, in the days of their abundance, ever regarded gold as dross, read has.. not yet got over that only impediment in the way of their amassing wealth, but they want no dross from N:cl.lemus Boffin, Esq. ; No, Mr. Boffin, the world mar term it pride, paltry pride if you will, but they wouldn't tacl it if you offered it ; a loan, sir—for fourteen weeks to the day, integer calculated at the rate of five per coot. per annum, to be bestowed upon any charitable institution r' , l may name—is all they want of you, and if you have ti.c ::leantiess to refuse it, count upon being despised by th..e great spirits. There are the beggars of punctual b asineis•habita too. These will make an end of themselves at a quarter to 1 p.m. on Tuesday, if no Post-office order is in the interim received from Nicodemus Boffin, Esq. ; arriving after • quarter to 1 p.m. on Tuesday, it need not sent, as they will then (having made an exact memo ratrium of the heartier circumstances) be "cold in death." There are the beggars on horseback too, in another sense from the rose of the proverb. These axe mounted sod ready to start on the highway to affluence. The goal is before them, the road is in the best condition, their spurs are on, the steed is willing, but, at the list moment, for want of some special thing—a clock, a violin, an astronomioil telescope, an electrifying machine—they must dismount for ever, unless they receive its equivalent io money from Nieodemus Boffin, Faq. LIMO given to detail are the beggar who make sporting ventures. Them usually to be addressed in reply wider initials to a country TY , t•nifice, inquire in feminine hands, Dare one who cannot doerlose herself to Nioodemus Boffin, Esq., but whose sane might startle him were it revealed, solicit the iro n ediate advance of two hundred pounds from noel- Pe'ted riches exercising their noblest privilege is the trust of a common humanity.—Oar Matra Pricnci ('ePt. No.) by Charles Dickens. Inas:. Barley. Malt Obats. Plow. an. gra qri Ora. brig. mien II Ituatlib mai Seat& 220 00 ISO 110 2200 'tab 1000 Prelga lllO 1070 .. 10000 390 1220 1- Total 3410 1730 030 11300 070 0220 LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. (THIS DAY.) (By ammo AND nuTZBEATIONAL magnum) (num out me COIMPONDCM) Market rather firmer. Balsa foot up 5,000 bales specula. ties, sod export 1,000. arri Now OAN. fogilak, feed --- 2O to U 1 „ potato U to 2,6 lOarifia. P Qr. Willa?. I. IL Du!atde and Lamp. veto as icetoa £ Das= 39 ton 30 to 41 Russian, bard soft kniZiesit, red . 40 to 43 „ wait; Grinding Malting 0533. Dutch, grew _ _ . St to 27 28 to 22 29 to &I feed A.PAIVALII or GRAM, &C.. CARRIAOII. PROM SEPT. MINCING-LANE.-(THIS DAY.) SCGAR. —There is no improvement is the demand, and although some holders show a disposition to sell at easier priors, the ales reported are unimportant. Refined is dull of sale. at previous prime. Corricz.—The percale of Ceylon brought to public sale have gone oft readily at prerunui prices. Plantation low middliog and mfddlieg, 76e. to 80s. 64. • good ditto, 81s. to 83s. 6d. ; fine, 013 s. 6d. to 91a. 6d. ; pea bsery, 80s. to 87s. 6d. ; native Ceyloo, good ordinary, 866. to 67a. Tr.a.—The public salsa are ing without spirit : fine awnings at a slight decline ; ►od medium and black leaf comma, at yd. to Id. per lb. decline. Other sorts were un altered. . Rice.—The market con ti o ties quiet. Rex. —3O puncheons of fine Jamaica sold at 3a. Id., and good Demerara at Is. Bd. FROIT.—The filet cargo of new currants are on sae at 32a. per cwt., but at present no sales are reported. jOs. has bees offered. New Sultana raisins are also on sale, via Liverpool, at 46e. per cwt. PEPPER.—Further sales of Penang have been effected at 34d. per lb. SALTPETRI.—No sales reported. Corroir. —Balinese has been done at lower prices', bat full particulars are not given. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAT.) The market is steady. Town tallow is quoted 41s. 9d. net casb ; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 42.5. 6d. ; October to December, 44e. ; December, 441. 6d. ; January to March, 455. ; March, 451. Gd. BOROUGH HOP bIA RICZT.—(THIS DAY,) Mears. Pattendea sad Smith reporta brisk demand or the sew growth, of which there is a fair supply at market. Currency, Mid. aid Fast Keats, 61. to 81. Si.; Weald Keats, 31. Is, to 6/. 10s. ; Sussex, 31. 104. to 51. 11s. COAL MARKET.-{THIS DAT.). SHARE LL)7 I S-4THIS DAY.) Two o'CLoow. The railway market is rather firmer to-day, and some of the principal lines have advanced. Great Northern stock has risen 1 per cent. ; Caledonian, f ; and London and North Western, Midland, and Lancashire and Yorkshire, 4. London and North Western stock is now quoted 112 to 4, ex div. ; Great Western, 64 to I ; Midland, 131 to 4, ex div. ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 114 to 116 ; South Eastern, 83 to f, ex div. ; Metropolitan, lost to ton, ex div.; Lon don and South Western, 95 to 96, ex div. ; Great Eastern, 454 to 464 ; Caledonian, 124 to 125 ; and Great Northern, 124 to 1304, ex div. Very few transactions have occurred in Indian Canadian, and foreign railway securities, and quo tations are unalter ed . ...IN.I 109 8 Up in an Birs.,WoLefi ne ther Vs/ ~. ... .. - - - No. 18\ I M. I Pd. I Cl. prams I Oak& It. Blythand Ty 75,000, 2 Owithebn Orm. Gold, L 1 i 1 - BD an Bostatillimbdok Ild.C. - - 1 8 9 - 110. 100 ,Ilitstel and ladm.... IS 16 zd 124 2 - - ad SAC* - °thin" 2,9001 .. Cliftwd Ana. SO Et -. 10. 100 Validation 124 115 2 , 80 00 S .. Den G. Con (Tavialk.) . 1 1140 490 - MI all Ilia* and Bandon •-• - ••• , .. Dreliewalls - ft 1111 1 Cornwall I T - 511 .. lan llama (Moptil.. SO ft 66 - 16la all Do. AI • soda. until 6 -,. 0,165 .. lid Condon Wald 27 28 - N all 'Do. B 1 m ctlepeld to B. -.- .. 1000, .. tut Cam Brea - al Dublin sod B.7unc 11 114 •-• 10001 .. Bast Grenville 1.7.0 7 8 - N an 'thindee,Perthot•ltd.Js 14 17 •••• 6,000, .. Z. W. znemell (raise ) Ulls. 61 - N. 100 irdinburgtiond Glasgow , ft ft - 480 . .. Grombler AM. Aaiun opi 6 7 .- it LOS Glasgow and &Western: 110 112 - 1,600, 4 Grid laze, iLiralted) all 16 16 - N. 100 01e84 Jostens Ord. 811 464 464 - 1000' . pat Tolzao - - - 10001 .: G. W. ow Rieli) N. 100 Do. IL A.g. (lik., N 0.21 7 71 - 4,000 .. Grenville - If. 100 Area NorthotSootlandl - - - d 1 Olt .. Nerod's Poet N. 100 lOrestNorthern ' 128 130 ad 1294 x , ad 6,000 .. .'.prom Downs 6 l / 120M 24 44 -• N. 105 , Do.• J • roc. nod's , . un- 160 141 zd 1401 'K 100 00.814116 p c... lipoid B 127 130 zd - ad 9,08006 .4 .. If=orr i g i r Want.) 91 7 9 N. . N. 100 Gt. South t West. Ore.) 90 92 - .N. 100 Great Western 4Bl 031 634ftwyndy 3a. i / 40,000 4 boa Oro .... 21 1 2 t 01 , 41 s -. 110. 100 ' Do.litostorrAGuaStk - - - 1,014! .. Maniples 400 . New Pew. 011 - 76 46 - N. 100 Do. dough Wales ... - - - 6,000. .. North Down. N. 100 Do. W. Ind.-Oxford 64 47 - 700 .. North /Askew - N. 100 Do. Do. Newport N4O - IMOD, .. I(.l9l.llasset (Moon) e1t1.6 211 - 16. 100 Do. Do. Hereford 100 103 - 6,660' .. North Wheel thaty - N. 100 Laocashire & Yorkshire' 114 1161 1151 4 1000. .. Prosper United - K 100 , London and Black - wail 46 46 65 1,12e0 10 Providenc• (U. lolaut) , 10 8.7 34 40 - N, 116. 100 'lon.,ftistitn, & &Coed 108 IN -. 611 . 8. Coradon (Stelae.% . I 11 MO 620 - N. 100 loodon.Chathmolt Dow. 40 41 401 1 496 .. 8. W. Pewee (Mond 11119 411 On - 100 leadon& North Wean. 111 1114 zd 112 111 111 id 30.17.6 18 SO .. 13. 100 LondoestSouthWeawn 96 N ad 96444 zd 92) • • Wo y Park 6.000 .. Yin Croft - ft. l eo , Man.,BlieL,& [Jacob& 0 0 t.; 4 6 6,000, .. ,West Band (Illopa 10 I all 'Marypoet and Cern& .. -.•-• 1,0241 .. IW. Credos (Usimard) 9 4 .4 - St. 4 1 ell I Do. Do. 4 Seam -.- -• 1000 . Wait eldvertos 1100 Metropolitan , 1004 1074 zd&o 1061 7 !dd . .= - ' OO l • . w aaa ad . St 1100 I Do. New - 611 .. Wk. Boma ill=al . 51 92 95 - N. la ash 1354 MI ad 1311 1301 ad 256 wk. Buil ., I. It 18 10 - 4140 Mil Do. New -- - 4,900 .. Wheal Lodoott - 1,924 .. W.MaryAnn (lisehen) 8 14 16 .- 30 all llid. 04. Ws. (1r5.).... .. - - SOO l Seem 584 ll5 - ft .111 Do. 1 Moues .. ... -. .. - 1000 . IW p b. Trebersey (Usk ) 7 13 ass all Mid Lest -- 6.0001 .. [Wald Union - - 10 WI Mid lent (Cray Lail.. -, -. M. 140 'North British - N. .100 I Do. 6cllo,Perth,Dund U 10 - 9011111312 MIND. 16. 1180 N. /adorn-Berwlek 15 .141 Do. G. N.B. Pura - - - No. I 811. I Maim IPd I CI. mesa Seas.. 111. 100 Do. Leeds 2 egt - 56,000 2 •laaillos (Uraiteill - 1(_ 1I an ft 159 Do. York O3l 11 100,003 Anglo-Bras. Gold(Um. lit. nlis N en Da. Carlisle - - - 10,000' 10 Amnon= ail Do. Stock.•Darllng B6l Ni - 76,000' 1 Bon Accord Conalbal ail i . vbi Tin do. 1E6644._ VlO .on - 10.01631 5 ,Bnzli.L&M.Co.(l2m. all 1 2 -. SS 11 , Do. do. 180041 7l 84 om 10 16,100 10 ,Cape Copper LUraited , 7 31 4pm 104 80. 100 ,North London lft 156 60 - 12,000 1 'thpulailliver (Lathed 1 I Idb - 10 5 , De. New - 12,006 1 40 Cobre Copper lanls 31 - St, 100 'North Stelionishia.... 74 751 - 10,000 20 'Coplapo United) ..-1 16 5 4 - W 16 I N. &8. Western Jose. 1 11 4 ad - 100,000 1 1 'Don Pedro, N. Del /sy , a t idsl P Ol - U. 1 100 Sontish Central - 73,000, 1 iDan Ilioant.Coa(Lim„ •-• 86. 1100 Scottish N.Y. Aber lith - - -• 25,000 11 grad Del lay (lbolftd) 11 4iMs -. St 100 Scottish )(Abed - - 26,000 2 IFortana (Lindad).... all 4 .. 10 lan Shrewsbury & Welch* - ,- - 20,000 11) Gres' sli 21 23 ... St 100 Shropeara Unith 57 Se - same !Emends (Limliod) .. 1 par i t p: St. 100 South Devon 26 11 zd - ad 16,000 $ 'lames all 4 St. 'lOO South /astern - St, 100 8. Yorkth &River Dun 101 US - 101815 1 ,'Mariquits ell - SO I all Btelnes,Woktoelusota. S 9ad - 100,000, 9 111.Ottreoe on Bras.G.ll 4 1 - et 100 Toff Vale - 60,000 4 IPanulclllo Copper 1 10 01l I Do. B lO,OOO 10 PoolicibandBllverLtad in 7 9 - 10 8 Do 0 I 6ps 100,000 1 Port Phillip 1 lIS - N all Ulster -•-. . 1 1 8antaBarb.Gold12.(1. f I dia - 20 10 1 Do. BL Austria. lint 1 die - 1i 14 Do. - •,-. 11,000 91 ft. John del lays.. IS 86 - St. 100 Vale of Heath - ad 43,174 SO [United Mexican 0 1 •-• 84. 'lOO Victoria Stn. & Pimlico -.- 40,000 1 MollonsoscaGoad Imn - St. ;100 ,Watirtord & Kilkenny. - - --• MON 1 I Worthial ( .. 2 , - 84..,0. ws.,cornwan 3 4 a - wee I Madonomo=l all 6 51 21 .. at. Itio IW.Hartlpl. garb. &BL - .. 6h. I N. I ItAnwirs. ORDINANY SEARED LND STOCKS Lawkrs. liester= " I So I RI- iiO;aool tso,oool 70.000 l INIAL OW MON Two o'CLoci. The stock markets to-day are firm. The funds have been strengthened by continued investments by the public, who are attracted by the present low prices. Consols are now quoted 1-18 to 1 per cent. higher than they closed yesterday. Some of the home railway stocks are also rather better. Foreign stocks have not responded. There is no new feature in the discount market, which remains quiet, and the rate for good three months' bills is unaltered at 71 to 8 per cent. The charge for short loans in the Stock Exchange, is 54 to 81. The usual telegrams from the Paris Bourse have not yet come to hand. Consols are now quoted 87/ to 1, both for money and to-morrow's settlement, and 881 to for the new account (October 11). The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 871, f, I; ditto for account, 871, ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 84, f ; New Three per Cents., 851, f, • ; India Five per Cent. stock, 1031; ditto Bonds, 225. die. ; and Exchequer Bills, March, ss. dia. Greek Bonds are inquired for, and have risen 1 per cent., being now quoted 24 to a. Turkish Consolidds are firm at 501 to R, and Mexican Bonds at 28 to a. Spanish Pas sive Bonds are dull at 301 to 31, and the Cer tificates firm at 131 to 1. Confederate Bonds are quoted 791 to 801, being steady. Transactions are recorded as follows :—Egyptian, NC ex div. ; Greek, for account, 241, 24, 1 ; Italian (Maremmana Railway), 721 ; Mexican, for account, 271, 281 ; ditto 1864, 251, 1; Peruvian, 1862, for account, 791, 77 ; Portuguese, 1856, &c., for account, 471, 47 ; Russian, 1862, 881, 1 ; Spanish Passive, for account, 301; ditto Certificates, for account, 131, 1 ; Turk ish, 1858, for account, 691, 69, ex div. ; ditto 1862, for account, 70 ; ditto 1863, 66. International Financial shares are now quoted '3l to / prem. ; General Credit, 21 to 1 prem. ; London Financial, 8 to a pram. ; Imperial Mer cantile, n to prem. ; Hudson's Bay, 161 to I ; Anglo-Egyptian Bark, 11 to 1 prem. ; Imperial Mexican Railway, a dia. to a prem. ; Ottoman Sozidti Ginirale, 11 to prom. ; and Credit Fon cier and Mobilier of England, 3 to a prem. FOUR O'CLOCK. Oonsols are fractionally worse, at 83 for money and to-morrow's settlement, and 871 to 88 for the new account (Oct.) The amount of gold sent into the Bank is 4,000/. About 66,0001. in gold was sent into the Bank yesterday. The foreign exchanges have responded to the somewhat tighter appearance which has been pre sented by our money market during the last few days. Yesterday afternoon the tendency of the rates on most of the continental cities was favour able. The rates were as follows : Amsterdam, 3 months, 12.11 to 21 : ditto, 3 days, 11.181 to 19 ; Rotterdam, 3 naathe, 12.11 to 21 ; Ant werp, 3 months, 25.70 to 75; Hamburg, me. hum, 3 months, 13.91 to 4 : Paris, 3 days, 25.721 to 32( ; ditto, 3 months, 25.671 to 721 ; Frankfortna-thwllaine, 3 months, 1201 to 121 ;St. Petersburg (per rouble), 3 months, 301 to 1 ; VlOO.Oll. eft. 80.. months, 11.821 7i ; Trieste. ed. 3 months, ILB2I to 71 ; Madrid, S months, 471 to 1 ; Cadiz, 3 months, 471 to 48 ; Linkers, 3 months, 25.80 to 85 ; Game, 3 months, 25.80 to 85 ; =an, 3 =oaths, 25.80.t0 85 ; Naples. 3 months, 25.80 to 85; Pakeme, 3 mon th s, 34.80 to 85 ; lGsdna, 3 months, 25.80 to 85 ; Lisbon, 90 days, 511 to 1 ; Oporto, 90 days, 511 to 1. At the adjourned meeting of the creditors of Mears. Ford, Curtis and Curtis, held yesterday, a resolution was peened empowering the committee of creditors appointed at the former meeting to treat with the insolvents for a composition of not lees than ss. in the pound, to be secured, in whole or part, as the committee may deem advisable. The unfavourable position of the estate gave rise to con siderable discussion, and some of the creditors were inlfavour of a res ort to bankruptcy proceedings. It was eventually decided, however, to further ad journ till the 16th inst., to learn the result of the proposed negotiations. - - - - _ It appears that Maude. BaHerm and Co., in the Spanish trade, who recently stopped payment, have made arrangements to carry on their business, and it is understood that an offer of a composition will shortly be made to the creditors. At a meeting of the National Bank of Liverpool (Limited), held on Monday, the proprietors confirmed the resolution of the directors increasing the capital to 3,000,0001. by the issue of 10,000 new shares at W. premium, to be allotted to the shareholders in the proportion of one new to two old shares. An extraordinary meeting of the Humber Iron Works and Shipbuilding Company (Limited) is called for the 15th inst., to confirm the resolution ' at the adjourned special meeting on the, passeds ult., which authorised the directors "to borrow on mortgage of, or other security, on the vessels of the company, or the landed or other property of the company, or any of them, or any part thereof respectively, or on bond or debenture, as they in their discretion see St, any sum or sums of money not exceeding in the whole the sum of 100,0001., on such terms and at such rate of interest or other wise as they see fit." The half-yearly meeting of the Great Western Railway Company of Canada is called for the sth October, at the London Tavern. A general meeting of the Turin and Savona Rail way Company is convened for the 6th October, at Turin. The directors of the Rock Life Office have an nounced a half-yearly dividend of 2s. 6d. per share, and also a bonus of 2s. 61. per share for the year. A call of 51. is to be paid on the 10,000 new shares in the Bank of Hindustan, China, and Japan (Limited) by the Ist October. Accompanying the call circular is the following intimation : It is the intention of the directors to make further calls of 51. each every three months, until the full 25/. ham been called up ; following out which intention, the payment. will fall due as below :—Fourth payment, Monday, 2nd Jemmy, 1865 • 600 payment, of 21., in March, 1865. The prospectus of the Merchandise Marks Registration Association (Limited) is in circula tion. The object is to " give practical effect to the Merchandise Marks Act," which came into opera tion at the commencement of the present year. With this view it is proposed to establish a regis tration of all trade marks or other symbols adopted by manufacturers and others as a security for their articles of production, and to prosecute all persons infringing them. Branches and agencies are to be formed in Dublin and Edinburgh, and in the prin cipal manufacturing towns in England. The capital proposed is 20,0001., in 2,000 shares of 101. each, of which not more than 51. is to be called up unless by consent of a general meeting. The letters of allotment and "regret" to appli cants for shares iu the Aberaman Iron Works (late Crawahay Bailey's) were posted on Monday night. Subjoined are the quotations of insurance, gas, dock, and other shares, as given in the Stock Ex change list of last evening : lnetirance.—Alliance British sad Foreign, 15 ; ditto Marine, 42 31 ; Commercial Union. B 71 ; Guardian, 50 ; Indemnity Mann., 1341 sex di.. ; Law Life, 831 ; Liver pool and London and Globe (6 per cent. annaities), 121 29 I ; London. 461 ,• London and Caledonian Marie* (Limited), 41; North British and Mercantile, 171; Provi dent Life, 36; Rock Life, 8 1 ; Thames and Mersey Marine 'Limited), 61. Gasliabt and Coke.—City of London A, 311 1 ex div. Commercial, 461 ; Continental Union (Limited). 81 ; Great Central, 171 ; Imperial, 184 ex die. ; ditto Didwistamt. 205 en div. ; Imperial Continental, 85 31; London, 84 United General, 401 40 1 14 ; Westminster Chartered, 83 en div.; ditto New, 541 4 ex die.; Western, 17; ditto Waterworlis.—Berlin, 81; aliases, 961 ; Bast Loudon, 1271; ditto, New, 131. Canals.—Birraingbani (thasisalsect 41. per cent. London and North Western), 89. Miseellaseene. —Landes Torero, 54. The Admiralty will receive tenders on the 20th that, for the supply of 50,000 gallons of rum. Last night's Gazette contains a notification that the interest on Exchequer Bills for the half-year 'Y MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) ending on the 11th Sept., 1864, will be payable at the Bank of England on and after the 11th Sept. next ; aad that the interest of such Exchequer Bills for the following half-year, to March, 1866, will be at the rate of V. per cent. per annum. TOM= ETINDIO. Consols, which dosed yesterday at 871 to 1, both for money and next Thursday's settlement, opened this morning at 871 to 1, and, after being marked as low as 871, closed at 871 tog. For the 11th Oct. the last price was 881-18 to 3-16. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Con sols, for money, 871, 1, 1 ; ditto, for account, 871, 1, 4, ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 814, 4, i; New Three per Cents., WI, 1,1; Bank Stock, 244, 243 ; India Stock, 210, 212 ; ditto Five per Cent Stock, 1031, ; ditto Bonds, 28a. dis. ; Five per Cent. " enfaced " rupee paper, 101. It was officially intimated this evening that from the 11th inst. the rate of interest on the March Ex chequer Bills will be raised from 3 to 4 per cent. The India Five per Cent. stock was rather fiat. Exchequer Bills recovered 55., closing at 255. to lba. dia., owing to the reported rise in the rate of in terest upon them. In the foreign stock market the principal feature was a fresh advance of 3} per cent. in the Oon federate Loan. Otherwise this department was dull, though the speculative stocks recovered in the afternoon from a decline which took place at one period of the day. Compared with the final quota tions of yesterday. there is a reduction of per cent. in Italian stock, and in Spanish Deferred Three per Cents. and Portuguese, but an improve ment of in Greek and Mexican. • " . In the market for bank shares there was a reco very of It. in Alliance, a contradiction being given to some false reports which were circulated yes terday. London and Brazilian Bank, London Joint Stock Bank, and Land Mortgage Bank of India, were also firmer ; but as reg ards many other banks, including Consolidated, - East London, Imperial, London Bank of Scotland, London Birmingham and South Staffordshire, London, Hamburg, and Continental, London and County, Merchant, Mercantile and Exchange, Midland, Metropolitan and novincial, North Western, and Scinde, Puujaub and Delhi, the course of prices was down wards. Hudson's Bay shares closed at 16 to 1, showing a recovery of 10s. Egyptian Trading were rather firmer, at 1 to 11 prew. Thames and Mersey Marine Insurance shares slightly improved. Madras Irrigation and Otago and Southland Invest ment were quoted lower, and a fresh decline took place in National Steam shares. A general recovery took place in the shares of the financial companies. International and General Credit rose rm. to 7.. 6d.; Imperial Mercantile, 121. 6(1.; London Financial, 155., &c. The closing quotations are annexed, viz. —International, 31 to prem.• General Credit, 21 to 1 prem.; London FinanCial, Bto prom.; Imperial Mercantile Cre dit (amalgamated), 21 to prom. ; Credit Mobi lier, si to 9 prem.; and Credit Foncier, 8} to pi prom. Numerous transactions took place in the sham of the Credit Foncier and Mobilier Company of Eng land (amalgamated), which closed at 31 to 4 prom. The closing (but in some cases only nominal) quotations for shares in new undertakings are sub oined,viz. :—Anglo•Egyptianßank,ll to 11 prem.; Imperial Mexican Railway, 1 die. to 1. prom.; Otto ' man Socitit4 Geuiralo l to prom.; Chilian Mining and Trading, ;to / prom. ; and Hewett and C0., 1 to 11 prem. The shares of the Ebbw Vale Company were in demand, in connexion with the settlement to-day, and improved to par to prem. The following memorandum gives the substance lof the present advice. from the River Plate : The Private advice' from Monte Video sad the Banda Oriental now confirm our previous report., that the pacifio negotiations which have for some time peat been going on between the two countries, have proved uneatisfactoty. The were from Buenos Ayres and the Argentine Republic are, r usual, of • satiefactory character, pease prevailing there internally and externally, and all dams of the com munity evidently eoj.ying much prosperity. The English railway schemes are going rapidly forward. Trade wee brisk,rd agricultural matters ins favourable condition from the late copious rains. MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Two &Cwt.& In the mining market to-day the dealings are largest in East Grenville and Wheal Grenville shares, the former are firm at the closing price (711 to i) of yesterday, while the latter have risen to 7} to 1. East Lovell are also firmer, at 8 to On the other hand, Great Vor have declined to 27f to 28g. There is not much business generally. Foreign and colonial mining shares exhibit no variation. Cape Copper are officially m a rked 10j. . Prosper United is reported to be looking verj well. At the setting last Saturday 3 pitches were let in the 80 fathom level at a farthing, Is. Id. and 2s. Bd. in the pound respectively, and the average tributes throughout the mine were lower than for merly. Last week 9 tons of tin were sold, and this week 301 tons of copper ore are for sale, for one month. PROVINCIAL SHARE MARXITS. LrraffrooL, Sgarr. 6.-Sales this day---Great Isstern, 461- Great Western, 6e-Lansashim and Yorkshire, 11661-London and North Western, 112 111 16 1 ad.-Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincoln., 641611 ad -North Basics Berwick capital stook, 1001.- N orth Staffordshire, 75-South 81.1 3 2161 II ad and s.- Groat Luxembourg shares, 10-9padsh Passives, 361-Con federate Loan, 76 llt 19 4 11 x all-Fastern lichange , Bask ,Lhalted), par Id. 1-16 d par M. Ip. 3.16 }p.-land Mortgage hank of India (Limited% 1 p.-liereamaile and imbange Bank Limited), 3$ 1 21 3f 4 ad and Bp.-National Bank at Liverpool (Umll4, Se 9. North Western Bank (Limited), 4 flf 14111 sad 3l 4 p -Albion Waving (1/Mited), 346 1 3-16 and Foreign 11117413111 (Limited , 26 2 Lie p-Thames and Mersey Marine Limited, 419. -Getup Marine (Limited, 21 p.- Britian Shipownen, 1 1-16 d. -National Stearn Navigation Com pany, 14 f 3 718 711 761 61 7 61 / 1 d.-Wed India and Pacific Steam. 2 p. mApmpro., RCM 6-A good business. and prices close steady. C. Cab and Co., 6 p.-Consolidated Bank (llesigsd), Oi p.-beat LutaMhourg, 101-Crest Northern A, 1301-Urea; Western, 68;-Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1161 • i-lundou and North Western, 1111 4 121-Manchswiee and emelt,' Bank, 61 S p.-Manchester, Sheffield, and Linoobishire, eh 6 41 f 1 6 4 4-New ditto pref., 91 p.-Meiropolitan, :064 761 7-Mid land, 1301-South Nnatern, 824 I_, 34- Th ames end Mersey Ma rine, 4 14.10 p.-A1111.1140 Bank. 22 p -Lancashire 1061.111112011. 1 p. -Metropolitan, New, I p.-Confederate Loan, 77 t 4 10 80-1.1 en sail, Bank. 31 Ix-General Credit, 25 4 p.-Albion Marine, W.-District Bank, 6011 p. Branisom am, Suff. -Muslims" was dull ID Ole market to-day, all Interest beret centred in Use festival South Atafford. shire Railway shares mere sold at 101; Britannia MU* at and Patent Nut and Dint shares at I pr m. London and North Western stock was ,rooted at 112 to 1121: Birmingham GUAVA teed at 12 to 74: inrosinghain Canal, sellers at BS: Warwick and Ilirminaham Canal, seller• at 35; BirmioMam Gas shares, sellers at 1431 Birmingham Fire-ofrce shares, sellers at 106: Gloucester it mon share., sellers at 111 to 111: Birmingham Financial at 11 to I prem.: end Nutt Coal Coma skates at di to 101 per share. THE TRADE or CHILL—Last night's Gavette tantalite the following deeper* received at the Foreigu office, from Sir Frederick Bruer, her Majesty's 'Meister in China:—" Peking, June 7, 1864.—My have the honour to coclose returns for Shanghae of import sod to nal trade under foreign flees,' for the year 1963, published by the Chimes Customhouse. The import trade has in creased from mewls 41,000,000 (about 13,000,000 t.) in 1960, (the last year before the opening of the Yaagtze and the oorthern ports), to taels 81,000,000 (about 27,00,00000 in 1863. The increase is due, in s great measure, to the large sod iscressieg trade, from the poets opened oo the Yangtze, in Chinese produce of all deecriptious. Owing to the violence of the winds and rapidity of the current., in certain places, the application of steam to navigation was required before the Yangtze could be made available as a highway. for transport. The decks of the steamers Sr. sow crowded with Chinese pasomigers, and their holds are filled with pro- duce destined, not for foreign export, but for Chioese con sumption. The practical advantages of torsiggoo inventions are thus brought home to mares of the popuatiou in the very oeuvre of Chios., and they as now avail themselves of the natural outlet fur the productions of those rich in soma provinces, instead of being driven to the slow and circuitous method of artificial water comma niceties, and exposed to the analogs of officials of the different provinces they bad to par through. The large amount under the head of re-exports embraces the trade in imports and ettrie which have heeu brought to Shanghais as an netrepk and are thence distributed to different ports of China, to Japan, and to the western world. The export. of Mambas itself have suffered from the diminution of the silk crop, doe to the advance of the insurgeets into the silk districts, and the flight or forcible seizure of the labouring population. The entries of foreign , mimed Weems employed in carrying this trade ►ate in- creased, within the same period, from 293,568, to 998.890. I have, ice., Fagricater W. A. Room—The Right Hos. Earl Ransil, H.G., late." no." (jo. ;all 1110,000 i Wilk ISUM INAIe MAO MUM IKON De, as j Oog"Nov.1808. sp.& 100 1108. so, . ,100 Maithttui psi 4., 18711100 Do. 103 Do. lita Tidal °mew owl.. 1.. New Brune. Gov. 6 p.Ol. 11W IN.B.Wsles Qv. 6 p. 0.1110 6 1106 Do. p. a 1871 to 1876 1 100 Do. 6 p. o. 1666 to 11108,100 New Zealand 6 par ount.:100 INova fkotla Op. 0., 18Y6'1110 Queensland Gov.' p.e6.11110 I B. Anst.Gov.l) p. a. Ronde lee Vic.oov.tp.c.Jan.4laly 1166 Do. do. 69.ungeneOL1100 BRITIAIi ULM No. las I 6tm6. I N. ICL /dm fla 101 96 104 108 106 10.84 109 k BILITISit 201111115S10:411. I Cloning iiinec I is an U. 100 ' 10 10IOC all ell la ,100 &audio& N. LAWIN6OOII Boa. r. &C. to.g.6p.e. Do. I Shares Bonk. t Lao Runs Do. Proloreoco ' Buff.. BranttOodeeir.ll , c. Ang.1.11172 100 100 Do. do. July 1. 1872! 100 100 Do. do. Jane 1,1076 St 100 Cal. B.2essern 6p.c I Bt. 100 Cape T. & Dp.c.par.prel.ockop. e.g 100 all Derne7 St. 100 Zest. rara, Bengal go. Ilk 100 !fast Indian go. 6do 10 all 1 Do. G Isteuelou 20 all Do. H do Di 100 1 13 rand Trunk of (.Lola 100 all I D0.11qu1p.10.8.,5p.et 100 all Do. lit prat. Bonds 100 . all Do. do. delorred 100 ' all De. Ind first. Bonds 100 all , Do. do. deferred 100 a Da ird pref. block 100 an Do. do. detened 100 aD Do. 6th post Stock OA 1 all Do. do. deferred • 100 ,Gireat Indian Peninsula 10 , 1 Do. gua. 6 par cant. (10 2 I Do. New do IL ,100 Gad. of India g. 5 p. et IL 1 100 I Do 11,1 per conk • 1 Do ISO nil GU Welders of Canada, 1101, 12 Do. New 100 all Do.op.c.Bda pay. 112711 108 all Dail do. do. 1077.81 10 ' 2 ladle Branch, Malted' 10 1 1 Do. New 11. 1100 Madras guar. 6 p. coal ▪ 1101 Do. do. 61 do N.in Do. do. I do.— II 2 I Do. AHD lirleosion Ilk :100 Mein. Corp. 6 per c. Bd 101 all lielb. and Hobson's Bag 110 all N.Brontean.ela♦Bß K. 100 N.B.oHlan.Op.c...latp.B. 1111. 100 &Ands, gnu 6 par oink 11l 100 I Do. Delhi, do. Do. do. do. Do, 1.02,6110 do Do. Indus rinYlot. do In IS 40 I let idis *PO' Ti SO TS N 7$ SO SS 100 N N 101 103 101 102 101 r o t .19 14 is' 71 73 SO U 86 67 66 67 48 62 4$ 46 27 29 IS IS Ur} } l dY 10 ip ps: 101 I 91 10 11 10ialls 89 91 82 84 edL B Par 9 4 100 e U 93 0 el Dis OD 60 PE 190+ 10(4 Ms par 1,09 100} 95 97 JOINT STOCK BANJUL No.l Sk. I Banal. ID,OOO 100 Ai is& Mastarsisia(Ci 2u 1 ,000 60 As. New Os& SO p.) 10,000 60 Andes 10,000 100 athenosLeaALlverpool; 10,000 100 Do. New 100,000 * Anglo AIWA= SAO 10 I.anglo Italian (lashed) 12,604.1 40 Australasia 7,600 60 Do. New 11,600 20 BankorltrltlshCohnikia 10,000 26 Bank of Eapt ,_ 6,000 100 Bank of London THE FINANC E . OF THE CORPORATION.— T he ts,ooo so Bank of Otago (Eintited)l Chamberlain of London hu just put in circulation amooget 10.000 100 Bank of Queolieland (L) the members of the Conn of Common Conseil an elabo- 0.000 60 BankotVactonnAuMrla rate statement of accounts, from which, and from other „,., 11 :„.,, e00 11 ”__, Bsnk _,, olW sles_ (L.Da.) • • civic documents, it appears that the ordinary revenue of 57)."0; 10 i ,i 1.1„..., N e w Lea'And 1 the Corporation of London amounts, on an average, to mow 60 British & ceif orda . nearly 2U0,0001. a-year. It is derived chiefly from rent.. 10.000 60 British N. America . f rom fines on the renewal of losses, from the produce of 0 2 . 200 20 D. Bk. Ind* Aug, Whim the vat ions markets, of which there are five, . 7,000, 00 I Do. !ow duties on corn and fruit. In 1860 it sanoua " S " to %AO ° n Chart. Mer. of India, c 236,7631.. in 1861 to 932,353/., in 1862 to 160,108/, and is 1 1 0 . 0, 04)0 °G° 1 25 00 c.i t D :' New 1863 to 172,3571. To this are to be added 257,4371. 10 1 1. 16,000 100 Colonial from the sale of securities within the year, 1,053/. 10,000 ES Cote. Hanka lad* ttc 14e. 68. from the sale of premises, and 6,4694 WOW 1 0 Consolidated Bank (L) 15e. 5.1. from the repayment of loans, tusking, wish 4 000 100 Continents) (L) 41,123/. in.. 100., the balance on band at the end of 10,600, 60 ill* , Lind* (A 0010 4) MOO, New 1662, 478,4621. ss. 50., as the whole sum with which wet , !'I Eng.SooLdAusEChartd the Chamberlain debit* himself in respect of the year. 40 , 000 00 hugllsh and swedtik (L The *pewee in respect of the Metropolitan Cattle Market Aeon 60 'wrapeao fisocusassos were 5,7871. lls. 11. d. ;of the magistracy, 6,7624 ; the 10.000 60 Do. New an police, 12,912 1 . ; the micas prisons , 17,96.11/. • the mini. MOW 100 Rlndu .Chinaitlap.o4 nistration of criminal justice. 9,4401. 19e. ; the office of 10,000 100 Do. Yaw coroner, 1,2601. 13s. ; the civil government, 24,4131. 175.; 1:01.1: Imperial Bank, the improvement of Guildhall, 2,820 i. ; charitable does. 10,400. 40 lop.BlLef Chlaa.etc.,(L lion., pensions, and honorary rewards, 8,374/. ss. ; educe- 96,000 00 InitairieJ Ottoman facia, 0,2501. 154. ; aeolpture for the Mansion-boa" 1.6501.; , *WO *0 International Bank (L ) miscellaneous subjects, 8,305/. 10s. ; the City library, . 6. 0 w. 25 roman 7101. 10.. 68. ; new pauper lunatic asylum, 20,9&11. 124. ; : 4 0 0 ,TP 25 b . mo ndfr kith . 1 the reception of the Princess Alexandra, 23,6441. 14s. ; the 20,000 60 Lon.fik.onferico.tte:(l. present to her royal highnese, 10,0001. ; the entertainment , 10,000 100 lA* Bank of Flcstlesid(L to the Prince sod Princess of Wales, 16,680/. • making the 10 , 000 leo Loudon and Brazilian whole expenditure during the year 193,498/. is. 2d. Fame . 6,000 12'0 Leo.B.Arree&E.Platea. Chamberlain had expended in investment 14,2431.. sad bad 20,000 25 Do. New, W. at if pin transferred to the reserve fund. 257,4371. 10s., the produce . _II: 1 : 0 0 Lou.. 1,1 1 r., 0. , 1. 8 . te . 11. ../ : of the sale by the corporation of their 20.03 0 Metro- i Row 100 /.0407,*.id et Au . politan Railway shares, thus leaving a balance on band , 'DAD so L on d on . 0 , c o " .. s , on the 31st of December last of 13,21114 12a. Bd. At the i 6,000 100 Lon. iliushi.Con.Kx.(l end of last year, however, there was as excise of liabilities *OOO 60 London Joint Stock over &ISOM amounting to 3 2 3,018/. 13e., exclusive of the value 10,000 100 Lon. and Northern (1 ) of the corporation freehold and 141111181101 d estates. market " 4 .Z ° I L ° Lan t... 4 4 ° o o , ,r e ttk tem ah f loan sites, vacant ground, and public budding*. The liabilities! 10.0 0 0 100 Lou. a Westminster include loess raised for the purposes of the Metropolitan 70,000 100 Merchant ISank;Lina.) Cattle-market, 443,0001. ' • for City improvements , namely, i 10,000 60 Mercantile • BzoksaiL New Oannoo-strest, 405,0504 ; Threadneedle-street, ; *OOO 60 ' Do. Ns. 40,0001. ; for meeting outstanding engagements (reserve 10 . 000 100 Metro. • Prov. bank (L fond), 3.50,000/. ; for pauper lunatic asylum, 43,5001. ; foe 1:1 3 4 1 1: 0 0 N l Tita d l is rl k io_ . verpool (Um.) Metropolitan Meat and Poultry-market. site and retorn • • 10,000 100 N. Pro. of swam • approach, 128.000 1 . There are other liabilities contingent on eO,OOO 00 N s ti ona l g a m,. ii 4.; :: the failure of trust funds. namely, loans for Cannonetreet *ON 20 New South Wales improvement (temporary). 30,0004 ; and bonds inroad for 40.000 10 New Zealand (Um!** re-building the Royal Exchange, 85,00 W. • for repsinng 00 . 000 20 North Western Blackfrian-bridge, 53,100/. Of this sum 164001. fell due 0440: 25 Orlen tal Bank 0 "9 0 r in the present year sad had to be provided for, and in 1865 0.000 1 7,,, pro rr° ,,...'" nk onze i°olC°lo •,.. l ( 4 a09,00w. more will become due. In 141•0 than three year, oLp* 10 is c s i ,d s. p.j .. a wail in fact, the bonded debts of the corporation have i 110,000 26 South Aastralki considerably, upwards of a quarter of a minima of money, 10.000 26 South Eastern (Gs.) They now amount to 1,772,100 f. , 10,000 100 Stand. of ILL Arnim ORYFIZAL PALM*. ONE Buiu.ueo DAs.— " 5 De) D° . dn. 10,000, 26 links of • ew TVIIIIDAT, SEPT. 6. Adssisioas cm papasti, 4,499 ; *OOOlOO Dame of nvisol (La) ditto by man ticket; 754; t 04.1, 5,253. MAN. N Vika al INN. Walls End Hottest, 19s. 6d. ; Walls Ead Hasysll.l9s.6d.; Walla End South Hatton, 19s. &l. ; Walls Ead Braddyls Hettoa, 19s. ; Walls Ead Hatelt.Hall. 19a. ; Walls End Camp, 19s. ; Walls End Eden Maks, 18a. 9d. ; Walls Ead Gostortlt, Iss. ; Walls End Hsztoo, 18s.— Ships at market, 26 ; at sea. Li. I U. pekes. I 1 lit 140 11 5 : 1 24 241pann 1 lipakl 12 49° 24 27 044 1 2t 4 Pal l 163.118_ 61414' 2, liJis 20 41 si" tiTn. I 9 9 pm, tells }pm] 46 48 iti ii pool 63 65 1 37 3* ii 0 - 0 pmj 120 115 1 "ii 4$ 6 7 pe. I cts 1910 i 1 1" I 20 61 I Yu i pm; -pm 7 -pm • 7 ytU .t 14 ym, 11 3 944 e die par. 61 7 um, IB S . 110 *.iNal Ipm ! I pm; 1 I 1 pm' Po 6 7pm 12 14 pm - ti 3 3 Pal pw I Lei, rase - ..1 72 Ti fib .- pa 63 63 In, par 261. pal 13_ toliPal 98 . pm: 1 4pesdn, 4_ps!d&o, 1 dk paz, 1 ham' N 46 idla Om Li 591 ts 4lpm I par 90 02 le 2 4Pu $6 67 {l 4 im _ Po 6 7 pol 51 U 2* ledia U 31 1 No. lOL Pd I Q. pekes. I 1.0416.:i gest sad West Lela. WO us Ise 71. la Groat Mooting jock .1 5 5,6711.11 at Lomicosen.Cattrula N O IS 70 'MOW at Southampton V. OP et ..totia SAM' 10 Do. Now ( 1190 1 116 2 :07 1: SW 08 intioaLuaiso+ No. Ise. OoKrastaL L lt Aostrdion Avest a - 1 .: 15 An. 10 BerithWaterworks (L.) 60 Bomber Gas (Limited British American Lod 111.. B. I 1. Mac ToL (L) 10 British Indian Tot (L ; in Canada 10 °"a Loingt en rsv(L) 10 C.eylonCoo4oo7_ 26 ,Citycnoo.2oolProp.ad 60 City Oftlees Um.) ~. 10 Com. of AfriCaoller.(L) 60 CommercialUolnuflas. • 60 Coosollstaismi DM.. (L 20 Continental Uu. (MO. 100 ContractCorporatio•l 16 .Cop.S.lng.,Pret.2ep.o 60 Credit Fourier 60 Do. of Mauritius (L) 60 Credit MoblUer IL Crystal Palace 86. I* Inderenoo r o e= a Dob. 100 Dboonn 60 1 V. Indian Financial: 10 IL India irrigetion. 10 lindlanCons.t Dd. (1. It. uric Telegraph —.. 5 lag. and Atm Copper 100 Nag ettkottlakMarlo. (I 20 Financial Corporation 60 Financial Discount (L) .1 Pons.d. Warelsome (L SO GeWvara (Limited) 10 I G.Croditalln.of Lon.(L 16 Geo. Steam Navigation 60 Elomel.:olonlal AA (L) 10 I Hudson's Bay mp.lller.Cdt 60 jams ( 1 Ind an Carrying rrying (Um.) l) hi llntornat.Finan.iloo. IL) 20 InternaLland Crsdlt(L 20 frollanlrrig. (Oas. Om) 100 Do. 4p. c. 11J. r.l 80 JointßleckLiteooaot(l) 60 Lind Securities ( Wm. . 26 j Lend. African Trading 26 !Lon4.andesledoo.ll.(l. 6 PLood.liatriet Trim. (1 ) 60 Load. !loan. hap. (Li 60 Do. New a Lood.O.OnsolbseC.(L) 60 Lend., Italian, it 86M. 20 •L00.1.114r. Dlscount(L) 64 ILosuLProvtooloOlarino 1111 Madras brigs. a Canal 10' Do. 25 'Marine Investupuit(L, 10 'Mauritius Land,de.(L) 10 Media. listen. TaL (L) 60 Ilillwall Iron Works. 10 Natal landaCoL G. CC) S National Ws. Cos. IL., 60 National Financial (L.' 100 Notional Moans Nov. 10 NerboddaCoal IL • 20 Do. New 26 N.ZealsodTALoan(L St. N.Brit. A astralasian(L) 60 N.BriLdlleccoui. In.(L I Novailootaao.andL 1.) 1 I Do. do. 26 Omen Meri no Leon 10 Oriental ComosercialfL 60 ,Orientd Finanotal IL.) 1 jOrtenLel Gas (Waited! 1 I Do. New 10 'Orient. Witold Seam (L ) 10 Otago & Sthlandinvest. , 60 Ottoman Financial (11 ) 6 O ttoman Gas (Limited 10 ratianialit.ll.Steam(L) 6 Do. do._ _ Si. 'Peel Riv. Land &MIL (L)' 60 Ireninsnlar & G. Steve I 50 _ Do. New j _ CL 'dela - le IN — K.. 1. r4in . ii ili IMs par 73 la Oh S 4gam i pm i_ dui gliii - i tt 1 l e a i i Vier 1 0.~-i 1 el 9 Pon 103 11l 108 112 01 1 1 106 ii ii El par vv Os 4 O pial 4 3 dui t: tbcol lb 37 I 18 1 18* IpB. 1 1 ' 2j 3 pm Om' Si 31088, .usl 63 il lePai: 1 Oplie IA Jr" zd 14 14 *F f — l 8 Sismw 74 8 pm, V ! .1 xd i(OOO 1(.000 11,000 1,100 21.710 11.000 MOW. MIN SIG* KW it,t)o masa $•600 101.000 14100 16,000 MAX 56,004 26.030 16,0X0 MOO 80,04 IQoithytanoy ebrods L. Crow • W. New Rio J. City Immo. (L.) _ Ditto ditto . toys] MaUStaara. .. Scot. Austra Invest. !Smith, Knight. &Co. L nor. Copt ) Atrlcan Y. it In. (1..` (South Australian Med 18,akarlsr Titaffspk,, llwustek Mersey IN.(L ) Trait& AgswayoUdis. L T. & L Co. of U. Camas ,llnlial E. Taw. Co. (L) Uolvers.ll wine Ina._%; Upper Assam T91(1.13114 Ditto Vas tilerneo's I Warrant Timmer kLha. I 0 60 WcatinclithPacineti L to ir 1 dial idle pie, 1 iirbl -- a i pa. °sr Ir a i o i d, 1 dk par, 71 didge! 7 • dbl SO 70 1# Po' 15 17 Plo, 2 Or s 1 ea i i l ai 7 tdAs 5 go 4 79 _Bl 18 SO N I Sidle 28 SO sd: 8 9 s 241 BS4 d, !as 1091 1 . 119 173 1 Old*' Sl p J 43 30 id 1P 37 41 • po 1 Pa 1 P 22 IP O4 I 1 01d1s, S ! 3 pn 14 17 11 11 dls par, 2 1 22P.‘ 16y ft 4 I 2 1 4 PREFERENCE SHARES. Gnat Hato n, Eastern Counties Extol.. No. 1.1054, x d. Grist Western Original Prefer. 4 par out., 97. FOREIGN RAILWAY. Ott o= (Smyrna to Alai), 12. The City of London, for New York, will call at Queenstown at the Bth September, sad will be remised at any of the Electric and International TalsiTap Company's Mime in Loodos up to 3.90 p.m., and in the Femmes up to 3 p.m. The Persia, for New York, will wR at Queenstowe oa Sept.ll, aad =Nam will be renewed wag the roe bolus. u - ni 4 211- 102 101 i 1 102/ 100 1 931 —IS is 61• th 71 Sle 411 i 27 - 104 21 i 16 Is 14 14 23 5 lf 5 1111 iil ;,se xdttn 24 1 II 144 5811 k - Xi - 111 I 4 100 T id ~• i ;') 4. i i