The Express. — London, England, 1860-07-26 00:00:00

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF COMMONS.--(THIS DAY.) The Speaker took We ebair at 12 o'clock. MILITIA BILL. This bill eras read a skirl time aad paled GAS (METROPOLIS) BILL. This ball passed threank committee, and ven ordered to be reported at We creel( sit EILEIMASTICAL V fIESION BILL The house west Into committee ou this ball, resuming at tisuse !sues Mr. FREELAND morel! the following addition:— " Lvery such lease for 21 }am shall, on the application of the Itmee sal on psymen• o f a pmport i on of the A....tomcatl fine, be extendable to the 11th of Dug, end a like extension, at the aocudinned rate of line, shall either for or irrespectively of the par po.cs of sale, purchase, or exchange, he allowed in the ease .4 any lease for lives, the extent and vela* of which shall 1, computed by arbitnitort in default of en agreement between the panic. to he leas than the extent and value of a trim ending on the 11th October, 18144." The areesdrnent was agreed to. eur O. C. LEIFD4 moves] to omit clause 30. Mr. AYRTON said it appeare.l that the right hoe. gen tleman, in order that he might pass the bill, hail agreed to do everything which was agreeable to the bishops. He (Mr. Merton) could only pentad against this policy. The claws, was then struck out. On chime 31, Mr. INGHAM moved to add the following proviso : " Provided eiwava, that whenever any ecclesiastical corpo ration or the eivlesiaatical menminsioners shall decline to enter We a treat., with a lessee for either the sale of the tevefeke et the roirehaire of the term of rein the bawls held by melt leasee, it shall nevertheless be lawful for such lessee, at any time before the expiration of the said lease, to require that hie enter,* awl intervst therein shall be ruieltamal by the eeclaamastival coryoratioo nr the enclesiuticial maim • es the case may Ir , .n declining to treat ae aforesaid, that the eaMe..4 soeh estate awl interest shall be ascertained by each methods soil with such extension of the unexpired term is his nod lease as are by this act provided in respect of other loasebi Ms." 111 r. AYKToN;hjecte4 to the proviso, but after a abort draerkra it waa agreed to. On &awe : 1 2., 111 r. racriAvn move.' the ineeetios of words which he stated yodel hitr.luce the principle .4 arbitration. He soil a easamitt~ which .at in 1/4.16 had recommended the iosertien of such • dame. mar G. C. LEWI.t said there were two principles in ....1ral in what was now _proposeL He we. willing to .i as, at to the prineiple of arbitistion tieing &plaid to Orel. hut the erel,iastical comunimioeere thought if it were .11.h.4 to house property it would hive • deleterious effect. .tfter *nine he noise the amendment wait withdrawn. Mr F tHTEH then moved that the following ward. be added to the deny,. •• and when inch lease shell relate to I 'uses hu 'Lbw ground it chaff be lawful fortis , . arbitrator arl.tinkt. RV, or ump i re, a . th e rem may be, damply to fled the l oom nun to he paid for melt sa le enfruchiselarret, in seeks manner ee he er the, may deem oat ; provided also, that re,mral shall le had to any conselerstioe giros to the lessee by this eel amount i4 the hog continued practice of pioneer' Ws J. ORAN %11 odd th. mailer was a mot impede,* at to lb.laVn.to of tho chnsit, red =as postp on e . muslite tb• queSton in the bop s Ilist • of roAwKwa 'sight he areal ups. Ws O. C. LEN IM dui not think tie ssmisiasins ouslit ownewiar hmaw r. rt. to the chasms arbitivilits. Mt J. OKAH* . X wiattwitiol that thip Obrmaillew el Kw Iterhy d Issf••••r. or, If that won sift paryA the nap chwarollur. who was is entity, should _ wait tM wapire. tAr O. C. LEWIS wild that if Ow wrimadmet of Yr. Carter woo weed Whe would himalf Is op a skew as Ow hay* sash of tiepins Masan as orbitastor, mad sp that V taw shilautors could sot ap ss the uuor wawa isdopwardaut authority, appoint yang* isoOolumot lip weed to, amid do dimoo, amoodod, prooL The tolosidas dour were deo wool owl ths &dr am mortal progoos. ILA Gitlin.] LAW INTELLIGENCE. (PHIS DAY.) COURT OP BANKRUPTCY. (Before Mr. Coenniimiumer Fans.) tf liC 11 4 NATIL—maciAcamoi. A.ljnilientke ls.oknaptey was this day made spirt Jo.epti Hooper. leather mere-haat, of New Weston -street, herasserkey, pummel to the ikternsinatioe of the tweeting of erwlitors yesterday. The petitioning ere. d i t uf is Mr. E. T. pe... a , bill broker, of Adenta. insert, MI Itriail.stno.t. The petition was presented by Mr. M. Abrahams. The bookrupt's liabilities are stated at 50,01/PM. ; ariwts about 5,1111111. He is one of those who I.•ea drawn into the ineabee of the greet house of Mtrestf..ild and The eau, will proceed in the court of Mr. I '..oliukviooer , Mr. Whitmore is the official IN RE N. W. MENTON. The lankrupt was a carpenter and bricklayer at Norwich. Th.. "rail the el4llllll It 1.41 meetim. He owes to ; to th...e holdnieforearitr, ; 2,1.4 11. The watt. were Hated at 24.. %. is good debt' oulv, the whole the pr.,prrty being had by the mewed erethtorit. 11sart• were 1/0 pn.Ela ; the tialei sod impasse 'err.. put . _ Mr Iltia!swore) )(rum the offke of Bole, Turner, and Toone)) mated t!tat the `tinkrupt had accepted arcommoihi tion lulls to the amount of 2,E4A11., of which about 2 ULKW. were fur the firm of Gilman, and Co. (now hank. mpt). The ii.apiese .6.1 not ohjeet to ou/bankrupt passing a. hie cotaluct would more properly form a subject of la spore at the tenth... to tatetlug. Pared accordiu.sly. IN NC ■. N. NEITON. The lanlirnia, father of the last•oninovl, was a builder at N..rwiell. lir owe, ; assets about 7W. Ile vout 'Lammed at some length by Mr. itnah kw worth, as W whether h. bad given up the whole of property, and was ultunably allowed to pass. Mr. Hudson was for the laskrupt. IN it J. 111.11011,. . . The hankrapt. a ruts..o, - ;t;;;;;-teiwii, applied for his tertifwate. bebta l / 2 asset. about *U. There Ina no upiastioti. The '.e.uniasioner -What was the bankrupt? Mr. Pearce Wr the amiguses)—His burial= was that of hat ho seem. to hare thought it would be as olir.aitii,o to add to it that of butcher. (Lsoght•r4 The l'oilituiasioser -Well, be may take a Ind dam anti. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) tiVILDRALL DE. pri ‘Tig wr?H I? %XII. P..tn, and Towns. Maraisi, deeerileyl aa wandering 1114.1.11114• end wwinkey ahronnes, wen• brought up Oh relieuel, charged with .41(1'14 and nmlaionalx mittiug and wouselaixii a couple of lAA hilsourem, toAnsed )(ultimo and Beery, with iwleut t,. .lo them gnevious bodily harm. Mr. Mehemet the interpri ter, atten d ed *IA communicated th- evidence to tier prisoner., who aple•ar.' utterly ignorant of the English lammate. The: depiwition. taken im the Ant examination luring hccu over, the ..fh.sei Illf..rttle.l the court that I.Ah the men were isl tile 11..1.1tal And w .iucki a preenrema .tatc that it I , r.e. 1 ,it.• uncertain wle u they cull he able 1.. attend. The p.o.e.:lett were therefore reusawleil for a WOINH P.NTKEPT. COIN WIZ 11110.1§/sPAY.--C . 41*T1.01 T.l PI'IILICAN4. •••+0 4airk..... rel:.•• nth!, .0. aO.l 7t; ;ran Of sr lb. former hne.og • nolollierlili• appennutne, fair c•••• plear.ti, with a metwitarte• ; an,l the, ether .1 dark wit'oi it whelkero, hut weitrina • hub w• n• In .141. Mr. Wan.h. 14 with Ateal.olg • ••••11 box. • ••iiimaitai swirly 'M. is irl.l awl Wyse, Inane the White 11• 2 nw. llethtul r•-en rnwl. Mrs Mallet .lowee, a widow. ant IrmelLsoly of the Ina... • •meatin • en. I, Early Mia 'waning the primmer Mims to the tor, • 4w e gime .4 ak, sort to•n•lertal • 1..11 aarer...gn no parment. I wee a im•ih hoe from Inv p..4•er eupisurol. gut the claaege. rod havisig replamal • 1••• t. Liebe.' tint ruplsanl tad pet the key at I. omatel shelf. Davit, after stroppinor a few mantes ,'.s; the mew- Taper. left, hut short) alter re• t•.••••••• 1. cmi...moor with Pltrzernlol, anti mike , ' far - I ...I .4 latter •!.. Ynpomenre the. I was aloli4e4 d. tae • •4 the mount.r, thonuli not t • ,pi lido the i•eller, and .• 4•11, coiner who, era 1.1• enrnn,q with • li•pear, 4.4 hi lora me and .n ninth whether I knew a 1.. 'eh r — .Laws.. I replier! that I .hol Ind, lout he 1••••••sl that I 414 ; 1..40ng up at his for I was sit with the palems• .4 his ,ousilessace sad roe ' ' .1•14••taew•• • • •131.1.1 5•101.•... is dashed •C•••• ley -1 I push .4 last him and marking the him I 1 h.,. wires I h.. 4 Ift hint, but appmently very ill ; ' • left hastilt eitlasit t•siehlour the Liner, while lis es ' • ..4 the Ism Cenat the eaplomuJ .Inar ajar ma the Oa , • lai••. Ima sato tier street, *Wont aloud that holl • •• ••• 4. met 5a1e...4 the 1 imams, who Mused mass mod ..1. I • ...• wit ••••••• the lea uncle. e•elerwe .4 the ...plus. h•wing hems r Men. .0 • ...m a . .4 • Rh it smelted that at. .4 the prisoe• " • tie• Lot down a la., r ii,, n,.lea,iiiire.l do is ' r 1 In. &phi, and lb .t the doleii property had wit o • ••141•11. 11,e n•.,111.1414.8. b 11.4 that it must have • • pseasl mon the h •4 sieSla.r confederate. l'oppued, of the A diet...in, wientamed then '• • • L i d gists ati actin+. at Islington, tut that Vita • I" ~lamed to say suivthil k i. la the rerls part .4 thi• •11. • similar whirr, Intl Men resitniittal at Horusrs, • s s we,e h a l o •se4 to he the ones in •..mr .tnu with that ..eme.;..n a valwahle horiaooral w.trh , beeidee • I n. Vise st.4en. •• also • mart Mgr mrtifieste. .1. •rtly &helms's', was retuner.l lip poet with a • e• It • iinititertiowal alaitractiti. • . n , ',di., .pieltioiirol the evid ence U ., ' •I I.) ..14c to the charge, in,.. reusaraltsl. THE EXPRESS, TRURI4DAY EVENING, JULY 2d, 1860. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. in ammo MOVIUM ) GOODWOOD MELTING.—(THIS DAY.) SWEEPSTAKES OF BO SOV& Provision walls over. NINTH BENTINCK MEMORIAL STAKES. Mile and • half. Plumper, Trovatore, Her Highness, Emily, Ebony, Northers Light, Tuocio, and Amethyst are here. lIGHTH BENTINCK MEMORIAL STAKES. Three miles 5 furlongs Ir 7 yards. andMeninvi Peel are eff, Mayhere. Morning, St. Clarence, Kenn Sane, Ldy GOODWOOD CUP. Two miles and a half. Comforter. Highwayman, Sweetasuce, Starke, Satellite, Seclusion, Avalanche, Knave, Butterdy, Horror, Winton, Optimist, Gustave, and IMagu are here. SUSSEX STAKES. Six furlongs. Hens Darnistadtand Rambler are here. RACING ST.IiKES. One mile. Ebony and Tuceio are here. MOLECOMB STAKES. Six furlongs. Dr. Nichol, Phony c, lltualee, Diophantus, Parasite, and Walloon are bare. TENTH BENTINCK MEMORIAL STAKES. Six furlongs. Veggie Mien Nicht, Rambler, Jingling Johnny, Big Ben, Knight of St. Patrick, lteveifa , Starlight, Si. to Hoed, and Pudginess an here. FINDON STAKES. Six furlongs. Jingling Johnny, Dillrr c, Concertina c, L.dy Chester field, Little Drummer, Heliol.du , Dundee, Dr. Nichol, para s it e , Denman. Rouge Dragon, Giraffe f, Brown 1N1C124011, Neighbour, Knight of St. Patrick, mid Nabob's Daughter arc here. OTHIR AllalVALB.—Fozbead, Restes, sad Ben Webster. TES ROAD CHILD MURDER. Sergeant Williamson, et the metropolitan detec tive force, has arrived at Road, and is actively engaged with Mr. Inspector Which.,, Captiin Msredith, chief constable, and other officers of the county police in investigating this tragic atfiir. Mr. Kent., the f a ther of the deceased child and of Mos Cm:ohmic Kent, who steads charged with the murder, accompanied by his solicitor, Mr. Wilhem Won, of Frome, having °bullied an order to visit the prisoner, to the County Gaol at Devises, on Sunday last, rcl butoW edel their arrival the feelings of the father OVOTCIrri him, sod be was unable to undergo the interview. Every possible eimatios is being made by the police to collect further evidence, sad to find, if ponible, the missing night- dregs ha Mime Constance Kent. It is believed that, if net it is secreted somewhere in the vicinity beloV z. of the home, with the view of inducing the Mita- Wiest" of the village to assist in the search, a placard has bees issued, effering a reward of Y. to coy person finding the Meddlers and delivering it to the police. It I. now , eqipmeal by persons competent to give an opinion ma the 1 wetter that the first intention of the munlerer was to have thrown the child dews the privy with the object of suf• locating it, sod that it wee expected the body would have weak oat et MOIL The wog room window and shutters am supposed le bewebees evened by some perms inside the Uwe to navy the idea awl load to the belief that the child had been nineet A ille•enkilies of the privy will make this thew, better medimilsed. it is sitmiteil shoat twenty yards beat tie Wass deer, awl is surrounded by shrubs, the well or gimped bang el extraordinary size—vie, about 10 het deep. awl? het mare. At the time of the murder the well emasiaed about is feet of water and soil, so that hail the tiled him threw& it would at one have been suffo cated mad wink est eight. The peculiar construction of tile seat, howessar prevented the body from falling through into the awned below. The impediment was caused by • splash-tread, which is a piece of board fixed from the treat of the tap part of the seat, rod extending downward in • slantiog direction to within about six inches of the back wall of the privy, the cousequeoic being that th e L u dy would not pees thniugli this siiiril aperture. It is supposed that the guilty party being thus foiled, resorted to the knife, sad destroyed the unfortunate child in the manner ' which hes base already de...nbral. Mr. Ellin, of the Western circuit, will, it is understood, appear on behalf of Mies (*.cadence Kent at the adjourned inquiry, which is to take plus to-morrow (Friday) at Road. (Firm the Belt Chroxide of thin day.) The unfounded memir, which has been no industriously rirrulatet, to the effect that the &aimed child entertained • strong antipathy to Miss Constance, is as false as it is wicked. so for from th.,t having been the case, prior to the child'. iintituely death, be wax on moat affectionate term, with her, so much so, that oft the evening before the murder was committed, whilst in the amine of • childish romp with Constance he gave her • little bead ring, h e him se lf h a d made for her. A great deal of gossip, too, has been circulated, to the effect that a girll, named Moody, • schoolf e ll ow o f Mi ss Constance, had bean) her give utterance, while at school, to ~one revengeful esprce,,ons respecting the deceased. With the express object of ascertaining the character and demeanour of Mho Constance, in the prosecution of her scholastic duties, Captain Meredith and Mr. Superiuteodent Woolf yesterday tinted the school at Beekingtoc, and interrogated Miss Williams. the principal, with regard to this puma Both Miss Williams and her ansistant, Miss &di, spoke in the highest terms of Constance, saying that she was a well conducted pupil in every respect, while in that eatahlishment ; and that so sasilduous was she to her studies, that she brume a suecessful competitor at the li.df•) early examination, and carried off the second prize. PROVINCIAL SHARE MARKETS. HIRNIY•HAN, JULY 23.-This multi was steady to-day. and a fair &moult of haslnese wes trens4k ted. but the transactions wore pniwipally l• local stocks. nhrogohlra Bank 'hares were dealt in al !If Nirmin•ham ao l .taffordshire Gas Haire.. at St. end North Western. chow.' at Ifr/1 to MI- Midland, at 119-North , taltor4a. it 31 .11. Eastern., at 604-- and noitlo Stafford.. at 104 n. Ili. M•11 , 11YN71(11, JLLT IS -lbrre ass • fair hesiaras, and the market w4..trone and Improving all day. Eastern Conntlen - 31 h T, 1 4P Ifirjtilidliand• 1%.4 Weateni :1. -Trunk.. n l'.-16-lAiscaalsire Inennuwe. 1 d.-Bir kenhead.. ell-lank of Manchester. 3 p - 41anchester Royal &change Buildings, 1431-Thaima and Nene), 4 p. The Secretary of State for War her sanctioned a review of ♦o:unteer amps for South Wales, Gloucestershire, and the neighbouring counties, being held at Gloucester, us Tuesday, the 114th !September next Among the other stores to be forwarded to China the goverment ha. decided upon ibspatcbiog complete seta telegraph apparatus, with the wires beceseery far about thirty ludas of telegraph, which will be laid down in the districts occupied by the British forma - - - --- VoLUNTEER BATTALION DRILL ON SATURUAT.— Amngrm•ota have, it appears, been made for battalion drill on Sitonlay mixt between the 20th and the 29th Mid dlesex &white Bloomsbury corps ■t Barnet, where they will unite with the broil corps. The metropolitan volun teers are to start from the Knees-alms Terminus at four o'clock. CAA,: or STABBINo A WIFIL —Vaster 'lay at about two "'cloth in the morning. a miner at Hihdoe, in South Stalfonlaltite, came borne with a enturs• uhm after ha family bail retired to rest. Hie wife let bins in, but being in her night eltulies, ran hack up stairs on seeing that another men was at the door. He milled her leek to •• 0,4 him were ateakm." uthler threat of "cutting her throat from air to au." When the stranger had roe, .he came Bowe, helped to undrese her beabeads and "'- turned tti led. He swills called her down; add, " Polly, give ma a kis..." reel atahleal 11.-r I the side with a lam s deep knife. e. The wound is one inch an d a h a lf an d the women is dying. Havinu otalili..l her, he rid—• lam satisfied tete I hare bilk! you." Twig is in custody, and the knife wss fouled in the lire. The unfortunate wears has lefttre had to jump out of the window to maps bang stablest by her brute of a hushand. 31r.t. 'll. 01. T Al 'I DENT. —( )11 Tneaday au inquest We. held at Muriel OA the bnlies of Irilliant True. a sergeant in the 14 Detoin Militia, red • h o l .4 J., yaw, 01•41.41 Western. The frets ablueell were of a moat distressiog character. The deceased le.l and his two las.thers were playing on the hanks o f the Exeter ("mud. is Wu one .4 them fell it ; one of the brothers attempted to twos him, and he also fell into the water, and the third was a. frightened that be did not know what he was doing, and actsrliv walked into the mud. Trite, who was fishing Near h. the spot, instantly The into th e water, endow of the lait e... emceed. The po•r fellow, however. was so ealutimud that ho sash, and, although remised in about theee millotes, he ,lied two hours afterwards. One of the lads ars ala, drowned. True bra left • widow and five rluldrru t „,„14 onpelmideei for ; 101 l the citiaeas of Easter hare coianiveic.,l a paths subscription fur them. A DEE Al LYING RAILWA. (71 .ML-3ir. eitseplt White. tee away yews a cAlert.e in the gouda department el the Great Westent Railway 'employ, at Itirmlaahaat, hr eheeetekel, atel it has bees foetal that his seeneale ahoy • .leariesey to the amount a several hawked pueseile. Me ■•44 , 4, Ersettwer. AND WtiRKIKIITON RAILWAY.— Frogi the ytatemeut .4 3, , ,11 ..f this lino for th e post Iss Just lemma, it amours thyd the total receipt. Moor amont.' to 10.49/., sad the expenditure to 4,6341., leav ing • Wane* of 2.21 N. The halinoe ..f the year availsil•le for dividend Ye 2,3071.. wb irk I. equivalent to b per emit. The priority.' ityine oveipm sre hoo.e4ers, 1.2451. ; coals, 3,019/. ; lime sad lioneetone, 5101. ; sad merchandise, WV. The pi io. nosh items of expenditure are : - Maintenance of way, 4.59/. ; looopotive expeneee, 91.4. ; coaching 1,00461 e , gliiiTiug Clragoes, 118/. ;general eharges,loW.; and int./root. Woe, ke„ 1,841 ii. It is understood that the dirortors will recommend • divideal of 5 pyr cent., in mb dill.° to which there In • reserve fund amounting to above itlkW. rya/or/and P.usitstt. CRYSTAL PALACIL ONE SHILLIIIO DAY. WriiNtxllAY, Jl . ll, 15. —Atlita.sions on pscment, 10,560; 41sttu by @caeca tickets, 3,rssl ; total visitors, 14,140. SHARE LISTS.--THIS DAL Two o'Omow. The railway share market opened - ilds morning at a further improvement ; and although the best prices of the morning have not been sup potied up to the present hone, the quotations now current are in several instances to per cent. better than at 4 o'clock yesterday. South Eastern stock has risen per cent., being quoted 85i to;. London and North Western stock is quoted 1031 to I ; Great Western, 711 to 72 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 108} to 109; Caledonian, 90 to ; Midland, 194 to 121; and Eastern Counties, 56} to 57. Ir;dian, Canadian, and are very quiet. foreign railway shares .03,DINAZY AND STOCK& ituiwarL Ckelag prier yesterday. tatourVsl Blackburn ry and_ Tyr &rasa Brlaa# and true • li TS •• Ilf 12f -• • • pork sad Bandon of n 100 106 "I Dif - - GI I Cornwall too. A A meay. antllll Do. B p.c. pald to B. pubßa sad_leya4 Jac ATxf.:l; Fait AngUaa Itastara cantatas e 9 16 16k 66 47 56 ea 86 ST 1 rAder° Udoq Stock :1.1 iira!;i;lit Ditto FAIn burgh end Olimpow Eclinbro*,Porth.Desiso I Forth sad Qy Juno ID Lwow s & Woolens Great North of hoollond Gnat Northam Do. • Stook TT TS •o SI i kook ) OS. IlestkilWell am Or.a Wed ges DalaiValeria yurplinql 1r . _ 'babes Ed llidtvll Ibeiarik LI 14 - '. -- at;.- - ;.1 no sad llrilakille 74•416•LAIhrobal Manedllia De. lira &Derby MIL 01. Wasieni ciff ir s t) Xmas& god !import, Atoir.Alisra r:fewryt Arlosat,&& Z ewraltrarroop. &Doh Northern Cavallo U 'North British North Dr van Bo& &D Do. A —— —' no. -a.x , ii~.~.:~ NZ 44= Yank .... ~. Nortilatdo; Northt&Widam/uss North Btadordshin Peebles ironer 61mil i EMMY tb W as er AIL I =ire Vice s ab b = "4"l"` South Tuba. a aim. ft littot ktotalooo,Wokinotm.,aa ti *Darlingtaa Ditto ditto M Vile Imo - I Do. I Do. Vale of :Yaat~ ~vi~,~i; eeo. s' Weurfor West Cornwall West London ,Weet Midland—Orford his. lb lizakt4 4:lalakaha ftlf Daahrli‘a Aber. ha hal Ass*" • Pet C. 7 L Cosa W., 14.4.116.1 Do. do._ Nal Do. New 0 p. onelt — .7 Meters Union. 6 p. al Gen.& Ulnegote6 p. el Ittlin.,Perth,Dun.,ll. p.c. Greet Northern, b p. et. Do. Sered. a 10 p.ct.put. Do. µ percent. 1.66.6p.c.red.5t 6 p.c.pet. ,01.11" Scotland. tit Pre. 'OR West.; berkaaHante Do. redeem. N p. cent Do. redeem. 6 p. cent ire trredeetn. 6 p. et. 110.5p.a.redeem Pref. Do. Strut. Prof. Shares Do.CheeterPt.Bla.ep.c. Do. do. do. 6p. c Do. Dim. Gun. Stock Do. Chen. Gus. Share 104 106 1114 1164 116 116 lit 116 US 116 71 711 N N IN 1•361 ee n 113 114 11 1 1 1 111 11 N N 10 11 42 Li 2 2 41 110 1101 IN U le Imo 06 1161 911 ve Si :111 Si 104 100 _~ ~ 115 117 /11 it 151 YR 50 52 6 7 1 4 :5 4 M 67 56 75 62 6 5 41 42 If 10i ft 1 1 sib sa iii ne 6 Ge 46 47 ULIAML 111 90 WS 105. --- i 101 -71 103 114 116 105 110 112 114 111 113 lit 130 70 it 111 113 77 78 117 110 111 114 103 107 86 68 100 101 9.1 91 91 98 100 101 10 114 17 1$ 19; II 76 . 78. 1 1 140 10 117 1111 117 111/ 10 10 117 119 10 10 155 157 US lie MATS. _a w _ I Wm 001, 100 10,000 , 100 60,011130.11 26,00 u 100 25,000 00 00,000 tO skim so 26,000 60 410,000 60 20,000 10 60,0001 100 10,000 100 1 15,000 20 10,000, 60 , 16,000, 10 1 60,400 , 25 15,00 u: 20 , 10,000. 100 I,ooo' 10 16,000 16 40,000. 15 56.000 60 11.06. 100 1 JOINT MOE Agra and U. Sac Bask Autralada itlank of Egypt Bank of London Bank of Turkey Britis6 N. America Chart. Bank of Ina's Aurtralia, and China Chrtrel. Marc. of India, Lon., and China Cohrtial of Canada ,Corn. of London kon. Scot.& Aug Chertd O. Bank of Bwltzarisnd 'Lon. Ch. Bank of AvistrL London and County London Joint Stork .. Loinion Az 14011th Airklia l lNat. Prov_ of kni4ad..l Natlotud Bank • rgew South Wide" 'Oriental Hank Corpora ,Ottoman stank 'Provincial of Irelaad South Australis Union ot Australha sass Untoo of London 'tJnft Mutual SO tustrallan 1 BM Accord, Limited C Stec Imp. Js. Mat pm ) Do. Nt. John Jel ley Do. lan f & 1110. tb. 1 Cla.Con. Ills Co. Jam 60 Cobra Copper Coseapo 1 Dun limb& Copper Fortuna 10 General Northern S. AutrallaW )) I Kareutda (16m.) Linares Istsitanian Marlynita N. Rhine Copper of IL Australia (Uns.)_. 10 PontebandStlvarLial 6 Poet Phillip 1 Scottish Audio. (Lim) mei United Mexican 1 1 Northing Ma.) Do. MIBCnUNFAII 17k 18 5 - 0: "71(7 do Do. do. do rase.! Yorked 6 p.e.et Lea&Drlglet..6p.o.Os& 61 No. I Do. 6p.e. do. No.! Do.6p.e. do. .... Do. 140. e. do. No 4 Do. p.c. do. .... 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I liana 10 an , Ardeame - - - - 10 lAnglo-blexican NBA .. all - 131 141 14 MI SeillaidaES.lfre.ii.g.76.4. 1 Of ate 71 10,000 IS Australian AgrlcaL .... 19 20 31 - 1 till lefties IL Jundlea - 8501(30 Atlantic Tel. i11m.).... all - - - 'lO aU Bailers to Of*LIMSIIIIC •-• - 47.000 10 Illerlia Waterworks.... all 41 1 - i 4 all Carmesux Mine It Mall ll 2} - -.. 6O Brit. American Land . 40 30 40 SS ISt all Coplapo - - - 0.110 1 50 Wit. a Irish Nag. Tel. .A all 87 no - 10 all Do. Extension - 92911 20 Do. B 7 par c. LIB Intl MI 10 21 -. 10 15 Dutch Rhenish U. 41 ols ad - ad 1L730, 20 Do. C - 20 all Eastern of !truce .... U. 848 - 2,915' Di. Canada Land all 114 118 - 20 6 GsL k of geri. 6. p. a - - - SAW 10 Channel Islands TeL (L• all 6 3 ... 20 all Ot. Central of Prance.. - - - N 0,040 St. Cop. lig.ofE.ng.nBmelL all 22 17 w. 20 all Ot. LaxembaConst.llo. 01 7 - U,OOO 21 Do. Prof. 71 per oeuL all 241 261 •- 10 all Italian Juuction - - - 1,M825. SL Oryslal Palace 20 all Lake Constance a Bale. - - - 188,810 St. Do. Preference 30 all [Jerre and Turnhout .. - - - MAO St. Do. 6p. et. Perp. Deb lOO !Mt 1118 106 10 I all Lyons and Genera .... - - - 700,000 St. Air trie I'elegrapb - 334 1 all Marta Antonia - - - 7.1011 25 Do. New 20 all Nun.% Liege 1 . By the 8 Pt - 70,000 I Eng. and Aust. Cop. 10 I all Do. 6p.c. Prf 1 Balggov. 194 to - 10,000 15 NIL Steam Navigation 14 - - - 16 all Northern of Prance.... 37 15 - 330,000, 1 Great Skip (Limited) - 20 15 lb.. New Shares - . - - pin - 100,0001 1 Do. 171 per rent Pref Idk ipm - 19 all Norwegian Trunk Prof. II 9 - meow 6 Loa. Did I det TeL (L) ll 1 11 die -. 20 all Pete. Lyon.. and Media. 841 1131 - 50,0uu 10 !London Dismant (LI - 20 all Paris and Orleans 44 44 - 1100,000 4 , Lon. Gen. Onsalbas Co. all 5 4 11 - 20 13 Recife and S Yrancisco - 60,000 20 Illadras Intim B Canal 1 11 11 pea - Pernambuco' g. 7p. e. 2 1) ills - 80,000 10 tlediterreasenneaTeL all - - - 80 14 Riga and Ininahurg - - - 12,000 10 Nediter. Ex. Tel (Lim) all I 4 - l 0 all Rowe and Megan - - - MAO 25 National Dlecoant Co. 6 11 1 dle - 2./ all Royal Domini - 0.000 20 NerlutddaCoattlron,L) 6 1 11 die -. 5 all Itoyal Swedish - - - 11.810 le Netherlands land ~. all - - ... 4 all Do. 7 per cent. - - - 110,000 1 Dn. Bp. e., is. at 1 dis. all 11 1 - 10 all Iszahre and Ileum ..,. i 5 6 - 1,734 100 N. !rates fr N. Root. 54. 88 10 IS .w ca 10 all Do. 11 per nt. Pref. .1 - 188,676 IN. Brit. Australmlas- all l is 1 70 - 2 SanPaulo.U.m. g.7peret. 1 ills 2 .1" - ad 09000 1 sal Oas - 120 11 4 Aust.* Lora- Vandal' die par - 10 . 000 I Do. " New Shares ' 20 all southern of hare.- 11 104 - 10,690 10 In. atm (Liza )4 6- - - 81 1 all Wed Planders - 10,000 10 Ds. do. B 0 - - - 10 ' ail De. 11 per mat. Peet 9) - 1100,000 ft. Peel liver Land* Illn. 100 1 1444 xd - . 4 of 10 all West. tN. W. Prance rl 13 - 19000 50 Pentn. and Olden. Steam aU 74 76 - 10 6 Weston.' of Austria - - - 20,060 50 Inl. Now - 6 all Wleabaden -. w , - 40 . 000 20 led Sea Et Ind. TeL 61 1 p. e. for SO s. by Br. OM all 191 El w. 10.000 60 Rbrrnney Iron DIIKENTURA STUMM WOW Ili Do. New - Itc. I M.) 670022. lO2 ill prima 1 Sales 13,000'106 Royal Mall Steam .. - 00 04 12 9.000 St. Scottish Anat. lamina 100 120 13i -• - 181811 c at. Gt. North. tp.e.3ank/nly I ROO - - - 14,204 26 South Australian load an 311 81 ... 80,V13 et.' NorOo l t4 p.a.llarAldlept.llllll 92 01 - 00. 1 Suhnsarine Tel. SOAP ..- i - 111.411 Pt, N. Ewa 4p.ilL.fin.4lJuity 190 ISO - is. 1 Do. do. Rsgisiered all 1 - 10,040 Sal oa. Were. to. 41p.eallo. 100 - -. 1 0. 000 20 Trait A In, Oa Up. Can 6 -. ... - .... . BL, llosi 4 lis N. lad. 6p.el 00 1111 04 - 10./50 100 iVass Diaassa'aiao/ 904 0 10 SILITIBII 1.061118810N1L Et IPd I IteaLWATIL I 4: / " In i te X wo I lass 80-01 4 T. to 1 p.a es all Atlantic 481. la IL 100 Bora Bed. ag..la.p,bp.c t NA — N 16 Do. do. B. a 11 — flOl all Bulfalodlokelloronil 41 6} - 911 all Do. New — —•-• 10 01l Do. Preference 64 * 110 ISO Bult,Braok.dOoderieb 6 p.c. Ma, Sot 1.1872 endoreadbyßuff.&L if . Ti N - Ile 100 Do. Julyl,lB7B, ditto 7O Ti •-• 160 100 Do. Jane 1, 1074, ditto ee Ti $ i Calcutta tB. Zastaru 1 dig par * 3 OapetdDockflp.o.rea * 71 DayNa, carir coat 1 01 19 74 &Amu IL 100 Baal ludas to 16 D 0......,.., I. _ 20 16 Do. Jubbulpare i die 100 all Do. 41 p. el.Dabawl 1 100 all Do. sp. el do lOOl 1:3 .... 28 84. 10 100 Dread aD &Wont Me of 6. lbourne II 23 Tema 17 100 all Do. I per et. Prot 9 Ol 9 384 1 100 all Do.B6e.Pret.6_p.et.Be 7O 76 190 ill De. 8 par cf. Dab=l, 6l IA 111 100 all Do. T per oL UN— 60 06 100 all Do. do. M.— 50 66 100 all Do. do. 1071. 60 66 et. toe illdiall Pieuria. N i t in 97 01 111 41 Do. New ID la Ot. S. all= 1 et. 11 1 9 1 die lif 601 ail Wad n 11 111 911 18 Do, New die 100 all Do.Bda,pay7S,Z4 A . 100 all Do. de. 7a WI N as 100 all Do. do. 73 SS VI IN all DallepeL/Ida,pay. 110 91 8l 100 Madras Guar. 44 1 — at. N 1111 86. 140 Do. do. 6 par par et. 964 964 96 86. 00 Do. 41 per et. Bates B9 91 N 10 Do. 4th Krim. do. 8l ISO Valb.Corp.ep. et. Banda -. .... .... ID all N. Breeowitk & Canada N all Do. • do. esp Land do. 6 7 N aD Do. do. B cap. do. 6 7 N all Do. do. load do. 6 7 N is de (Ilmited) — et 100 ode — 90 7 Du. PonJaato et. seo Do.lod.lit. Viols. 1164eL Id 85 10 1 Melded. Waited. kelp 4 I 6 1 100,410 IL Commercial lOO WOO at. Do. 4p. CO. Pref.. MM lOO AKIN 9t. LA mad West India lOO ,4111310 94 tondos 100 ,419,100 IL 04. Latherisa seems 94 Bosthawks 100 IMMO SR Victoda 1 100 04010 M Do. Dew ~~~ 97 99 f die paz sal wl _FA MONEY MARKET.-211IS DAY. Two o'CLoca. The funds opened this morning at a fresh im provement of per oent., but have since relapsed to the closing quotations of yesterday. Very little business is going forward. British railway stocks remain prominently firm, with a continued ten dency to improvement, owing to the scarcity of stock. At Paris this morning, &wording to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rented, opened at 87fr. 90c., being about i per cent. worse than at the close yesterday. Consols are officially marked 931 and for money, and 931 for the account. The pre sent quotations are 931 to for money, and 931 to for the 9th of August. The official business report is as follows : Three per Cents. Reduced, 931, # ; New Three per Cents., 931, #, 1 ; India Stock, 219, 217; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 1859, 104, ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1868, 961 ; ditto 1859, 97 ; ditto Bonds, 3a., 7s. dis. ; Five per Cent. " en faced " rupee paper, 97 ; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cents., 1021 ; Exchequer Bills, Is. to 4s. prem. The foreign stock market is quiet, the inquiries being limitad. The Turkish Loan of 1864 is quoted 76+ to 77, and that of 1868, 591 to 601. Sales are recorded as follows:—Bra zilian Four-and.a-Half per Cents., 1858, 87+ ; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1860, 88 ; Dutch Four per Cent. Certificates, 1011 ; Sardinian Five per Cents., for account, 831 ; Spanish Three per Cents., 481; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents., 391, Turkish Six per Cents., 1854, for account, 761 ; ditto Six per Cents., 1858, 601 ; ditto for account, 691, 60 1. _ _ In the discount market the rates for the beet short bills continue to rule a fraction below those of the Bank. The business at that establishment is, consequently, upon a quiet scale. The 50,uU0/. by the Adriatic has been taken for abroad. The Delta will take to-morrow 15,0001. in silver for Bombay, and 7,0001. in gold for Alexandria. The prospectus of the United Kingdom Electric Telegraph Company (Limited) is issued. The ob ject of this company is to establish a new system of electrical communication, " based on the prin ciple of the penny postage," whereby messages shall be conveyed throughout the United Kingdom at a low and uniform rate—a shilling for a short message, or some equivalent charge—irrespective of distance. The system adopted is that of Mr. Allan, by means of which, it is contended, there will be an estimated economy of from 30 to 40 per cent : in first cost and working expenses. A special act of parliament empowers the com pany to establish telegraphic communication throughout the United Kingdom, and gives it the compulsory powers needed. It is proposed in the first instance to pleas London in "direct circuit correspondence" with some of the principal seats of internal trade, particularly with Birmingham, Manchester, and Liverpool, and after wards with 14dinburgh, Glasgow, Newcastle, Hull, York, Leeds, Belfast, Dublin, Cork, Bristol, Ply mouth, Portsmouth, Southampton, Brighton, Car lisle, and Cheltenham. An association which pro posea, as it were, to popularise the electric tele graph, and to utilise to an extent never before accomplished the greatest invention of the age, obviously commends itself to public sympathy ; and the promoters therefore express a belief that it will enrol amongst its subscribers many commer cial houses which are deeply interested in effecting economies in the existing incomplete system of telegraphy. The names connected with the under taking are very respectable. The capital is fixed at 160,0001. in Si. shares, but it is mentioned that tho capital now to be subscribed for will form merely the first section of the undertaking, and that future issues will be offered, in preference, to the existing shareholders. The directors further inti mate their intention of commencing operations so soon as the amount which they may consider suffi cient shall have been subscribed for. Another new undertaking is the Royal Hotel and Hunt Club Association of Slough. The direc tion consists principally of country gentlemen, who have purchased the Royal Hotel at Slough, and propose to alter and improve it. Great stress is laid upon the attractions of the nekzhbourhood, and especial attention is to be paid to the accommo dation of gentlemen who hunt with a view to the formation of a Hunt Club. The capital is to be 40000/., in shares of 51. each. The bill of the London, Chatham, and Dover Railway Com y has gone through the final ordeal, having the Committee of the House of Lords on Tuesday. The half-yearly meeting of the London and Bleckwall Railway Company is called for the 14th August. At a meeting held yesterday of the creditors of Mr. Mundy, tanner, of Bermondsey, who stopped payment on the 2nd instant, the balance-sheet was presented by Mr. Turquand, of the firm of Coleman, Turquand, Youngs, and Co., accountants. The statement shows about Ils. in the pound. The discussion had reference principally to the transactions between Mr. Mundy and Messrs. Streetfeild, a sum of 25,8011., repre senting over-drafts or accommodation bills of the latter firm, being included in the general liabilities. On this point no anger was shown with regard to Mr. Mundy, as he had yielded, against his own wishes, to the solicitations of the great house,which he looked upon as holding a good position. But for these transactions the estate would have been nearly a solvent one. The stock was valued at 25,5791. by Mr. Mundy, who does not offer the payment of a composition, but leaves himself en tirely in the hands of the creditors. Much sym pathy was expressed by several creditors, and it was finally resolved that the estate should be wound up under a deed of assignment. The adjourned meeting of the creditors of Mr. Joseph Hooper, loather merchant and tanner, also took place yesterday. The discussion turned for the most part upon the bill transactions of the firm, which were characterised as being of an " accommo dating" character. The stock had been valued by Mr. Hooper himself, and his estimate, it was stated, is a fair one. It was complained that no stock taking has been practised by Mr. Hooper from the time when he coninieueed business until the 31st of December lent, when the estate showed 16s. in the pound, against 3s. Od. now. It was finally re solved that the estate should be wound up iu the Court of Bankruptcy, so as to allow of a full inves tigation. Subjoined is a report on the present state of the leather market. At Leadenhall market on Tuesday the leather trade was dull; the position of the large firms that have lately sus pended payment, although not really affecting the supply and demand, continue. to exercise en untarouralde impres sion oe the market, and prices in general wanted firmness. Market hides realised fully former rates. In foreign hides about 1,800 River Plate have been sold ; best heavy Buenos Ayres ox at 71d. ; light ox at 71d. ; and cow at 7d. Nal Australia beat heavy at 151 d., and NO light at 41d. ; also 700 Rio Grande heavy at 711 Most of these hides have Leen sold for exportation. Subjoined are the latest prices of insurance, dock, canal, and miscellaneous shares, as given iii the last Stock Exchange list : Ineungics.--County, 84 ; Eagle, 7X, 7 ; Indemnity Marine, 162 ; London Provincial Marine, 11 ; Law Fire, 4} ; Ocean Marina, 71, Plurals, 173 ; Royal Exchange, Wax die.; Rock Life, 81; Thomas and Mersey Marine, 2x, 3; Uni• venal Monne,2l ; Cubs, 272, ex div. Gee.—Brighton. 19 ; Great Central, 81 ; lon 751, 77, 781, ex div. ; ditto New, 37 ;Phenix, 614 Westminster Chartered, 811, ex div. ; ditto New, 121, ex der. locks—Pi t and West India, 120. es Vieteets, 9 g, ex die. Waterworks—Chelsea, 30, ex die. ; East London, 1231, 124, ex div. ; West Middlesex, 1021 ex die. Canals.—Kennet sad Avon, 61 ex div.: Regent's, 22,1 ex die. The London and North Western Railway traffic return sheers this week an increase of 5,1991. ; the Great Western an increase of 2,0091. ; the Great Northern an increase of 1,5601. ; and the London sad South Western an increase of 3,3781. The traffic return of the Grand Trunk Railway of Canada for the weak ending the 7th inst. shows an increase of 2,4751. sterling. We find in the Ntio York Tribune, of the 7th inst., the following statistics bearing upon the general financial position of the Illinois Central Railway Company : The 111 Mo's Central Railroad has earned for the lint six months of this year 1,174.508 dole. 88c., against 857,421 dots. 51e. for th e sa m e p er i o d last year. The gain of 317,08'3 dole 37c. previous to the wheat harvest, now close at hand, promises well for the estimate of 700,000 dole increase for the year. lu the knd department the turn in the affairs of the company is equally decided. 193,806 dole 91c. worth of lands were sold in the first five months, and in June the @ales rim up to 71,280 dole. 02c., and the collections to 50,905 dole. 02c. The commissioner reports that the in qtunes for Lad are daily increasing, and that quite a colony of fanners from Cat.ela are settling on the branch from 175 to 200 miles south of Chicago. The subdivision of the tracts sold ix(18.55 to 1654 to new purchasers, while it does not add to the aggregate of sales, which is now 16,000,922 dole. fffic., is the meat healthy 'art of the business. Those reealee will exceed half a maim of dollars this season, and are all to parties who will enter upon the lands. The company has cancelled 1,484,000 dole. of the Construction Bonds, and 205,000 dole. of the Freaked Bonda, from the collections at the Land-office. The total of cash and bonds received at the Land.office is 3,579,906 dels.l7e., upwards of 20 per cent. upon the amount of sales. This large amount has been collected from new settlers, 'who have suffered from several bad harvests, and who have been crippled from the inevitable wants incident to the settlement of a new country. The census of Illinois is now being taken, and it is supposed will exceed 1,800,000, against 855,384 m 1850. The value of Illinois lands, of which the Central Company has still on hand for sale nearly 1,350,000 acres, will surely be enhanced during the next five years, and we may look, after the present harvest of wheat is sold, for a great increase of the demand for land. This is the beet guaranty for the payment of the land notes held by the Illinois Central—upward of 12,000,000 dole., and only three and a half million.. short of their construction mort gage, orig:nally 17,000,000 dials., and n .w reduced to 15,515,000 dole. by the bonds cancelled anddelivered to the trustees. WIDNIEDAT EVENDIG. Consols, which closed yesterday at 934 to for the 9th of August, opened this morning at the same , quotation, and closed at 93} to f. For money thu last price was 934 to f. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 93f, 93, ; ditto for accoun l / 2 Z rt tigust 9), 934 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, , ; New Three per Ceuta., 934, I, j, 4, 1 ; y Years Annuities, expiring in April, 1815 ? 161 ; Bank Stock, 2284 ; India Stock, 218 ; ditto Five per Cent. stock, 1859, 1044 • ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1858, 96f ; d itto Bonds, 75., 3s. dis. ; Five per Cent. " enfatvil" rupee paper, 974, 4, 4. Exchequer Bills remain quoted Is. to 4s. prem. Turkish stocks were dull ; the UMW of 1854 closed at 701 to 77, and that of 1858 at 59f to 60, after being marked 604 in the morning. Russian scrip was dealt in at fto 1 prem. Other foreign stocks met with little business. Oriental Bauk shares were in better demand to-day, and show au improvement. Union Bank of London were rather flat. In the miscellaneous share market there was no alteration. The clueing quotations for the ahares in new undertakings were as follow :—Ocean Marine Insurance, 2* to n prem. ; Thames and Mer sey Marine, 13-16 to 15-16 prem. ; Universal . Marine Insurance, 3-16 to 5-16 prem. ; London and Provincial Marine, to * dig. ; London and South African Bank to I dis. ; Algerian Railways, 1. to it prem. ; Bank of St. Petersburg, par to prem. ; Bahia Gee, *to * prem. ; and City of London Brewery Preference, * to I prem. MINES.-THIS DAY. Two °Twos. The operations iu British mining shares have been somewhat more numerous to-day, and the inlaid exhibits a steady appearance. In the Ruck Exchange transactions are officially re corded in East Basset at 139, and in East Caradon at 81. The following shares have &so changed hands, viz :—East Wheal Russell, at 121 to g • Alfred Consols, at 31 to 4 ; and Rosewarne linit ' ed, at 48 to 51 • Providence, at 43 to 47 ; and. Roseerall Hill and R,ansom, at b to h. In foreign and colonial descriptions no change is to be reported. English and Australian Copper shares hat e been dealt in at 21 and 2 2 , being dull_ Al South earn Brea Mine meeting yesterday, the aceouate showed a debit balance of 7891. 17s. A call of Is. per share was made. - - - From East F.osewaine AIM Captain J. Jones reports (July 211 :—" In the 43 east the lode produce, stormed ore; in the 43 west 1 j ton of rich ore per fathom ; the etopes over this level are the same as last reported. In the St east the hole produces I too of ore per fathom. and in the wince sinking below this level it produces also 1 ton of ore per fathom. Ko other change to notice. From Buller and Basset United (July 23) Captain C. Reynolds writes :—" We have commenced to sink the shaft again oo the lode, which is large and very, promising, and we may expert a groat improvement at this point daily. The lode in the to both east and west is still large, and seems to be improving as we drive west ; all the machinery is working well.i From Wheat Kitty (tat. Agnes) the agents report (July 21) The brie in the 100 west is worth 71. per fathom ; in the 90 east, 11/. per fathom ; in the ted east, 5/. per fathom ; in the stopes in the 90 west, 141. per fathom ; in the 90 east, W. per fathom ; in the 82 west, 51. per fathom ; in the 54 west, 5/. per fathom ; and in arise shove the 54 west, the lode is worth 4/. per fathom." From Great Wheal Busy United Mines the agenta write (July 211: —"The 100 east of Offorors is yielding a large quantity of ore and stamping stuff for tin. The 20 east is worth about 101. per fathom ; 80 rise for tin, 20(. per fathom ; Matliewa' shaft, 5/. per fathom 70 east, 131. per fathom ; 50 east, three tons of ore per fathom, and about 3/. 10s. per fathom for ties ; and Mathews' whim is worth 5 tons of ore per fathom." Ulla WM. 11p.041111.4 ALL LOU I Do. 6 pee coot.. 16:8 lOO Do. 6 pot toot. 1860 lOO Do. Ipireost., 1881 lOO Do. lipte lidolt 100 Do. Spar at. M Any. ar.& Sop 100 Dap rot 100 Do. do. &rip.. 6B Now Branow.Gov.6 p.ct 100 N. 6. WolosCiv.Sp. c. 18661100 Do. Sp. e., 1871 to 1676 100 Do. 11 p. c, 1888 Nova Motto 6 p. et. St& Deb. Mom. 1876 ISO 6. AutOov.6p.a boodslloo Vie-GT.6p. a Jam& Jul, 100 Do. d0.11p.c.Ace.60.6. 100 BRITISH ILLNIS. Pd. Alfred Coma itrivatt . fros Clifford Dev. 0. Con CTavistk ) Haat Banet /Mogan) Fiat Canaan _ . l.Wh. Rommel (ravietk.) °rambler a Mt. Autry'. Great South Tolman G. Wh. Alfred iPhilleek) 0. Wh. Vor (UalMoa) Grenville Herod's-Foot Illngeton Downs Lady Bertha If i nar De et . HUay Lelaat) N. Flamm (lUo) N. Wh. Beset( North vniesi Crotty .: Par Coma (Bt. Matey) . Provhbettoe (U. Want). Sortridge Cost lila r uinid!" 453 i. 9. _ ,on Cleer) S. Caro Breit (Moran) & Devon Iron I Gen Mining (Ur.) & W. homes (Mow) Stray Par rSILk TanaaLlend3ln.C Tin Croft Vale of ToesS an ans.) Wag Hirst ( ) • • W. emu ( sod) Wait Fiske Sib. Brod W W Balks Wk. lehrstilo;kl . o - 1) Wk. lOW (Us. Want) Wlial Mary A la ke Tr b r a wssy (Usk.) ILILIO tijakt U ia. . 4 i 1 171.. 12.18.0 LIG 111.1.15. 41.0i.ad 1.&tl •.ie.~. i 10%. 1u5:64.1 die l 6 5 Lli 1011116 N NIIOII. viii W. 100 ALI In 100 12 I void. iio 100 au W 11 :a so I IN a 104 9544 1 41 I 37 8 nt I let 98} 1111 1 421 n O l i 1 NI ofaia as 1154 fi i 48} n.OOO 10,090 112°°° 111 113 111 113 100} 101} 105 100 90 1 9( 4 96 90 96 Obi 106 107 107 100 107; 1081 1 166 166:d 66 67 1211 . 18 19 67 039 306 616 1671 142 i e n 1 16 16 -T-T-- r ii j COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MINCING-LANE.—(THIS DAY.) SUGAR. —The public sales of foreign are progressing with out showing say material alteration in prices. TI.. private contract market Is steady. Refined, prices are unaltered. Corrur..—The public Wm of Costa Rica are guiug off at yesterday's oricee. Coma. —Trinidad has declined 3. RICO renmins steady. Ann.—Demerara has sold at Is. 101, proof. SALTPZTHR COOtillUela COT lON. —This market remains steady. &tat& —Pimento sold did. to Rd. Inntoo.—Quoteninla sold at full prices. Markets generally quiet to-day. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The market is steady. Town tallow is ousted 52a. fat, net ash : l'etor,trir4 Y.C. on be spot, 525. 9d. to 535. ; Oct. to Dec., 525. G 4 ; Jan. b Minh, l&a, 535. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) The supply of beasts is again very short : choice qualities are scarce, and prices for them are high_ All descriptions bud a ready ale. Sheep and lambe are also scan*, ant in good demand, consequently ou theaverare Monday's quotations are excoetleil. Calves are plentiful void Monds)'s prices are with difficulty o'otainsug Front Uermsuy and Holland there are 300 beasts, 2,9C0 sheep, and 377 calves ; Spain, SO beasts. There are 50 calves front Ire'and. The number of milch cows is 100. Per stone of SIIo. a. d. a. d. Per gone of tabs. aO.a. d. Best Soots : Heretdo A 0 6 6 13e ,, t loos& Ilf-bdsglt 6 8 610 Britt telert.h..nit 6_ 6 6 Beet 1,ng.w004.... 6. 5 6 Carved gust besets 4 4 410 Do. do :eanthorn Calves Pigs Bret Das 811111-breds had, 6 8 6 6 Beasts at :twice', 1 : 006; Own and hod; MHO : Cana, 501; Piga. 120. SBIITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Messrs. Davi, awl Co. ropoet trade Arm. Primo nnndow hay, 74a. to 80a. ; superior ditto. 90s. to 100 s. ; interior do., 50s. to 60s. ; mew. do., 60a. Od. to 80s. ; cover, old, 9th. to 12 1 / 6 . ; sow, elk to 100 s. ; straw, 345. to 445. BOARD OF TRADE RETURNS. This morning were issued the Board of Trade returns fur the month and six months ended June 30, IMO. We subjoin • statement of the total declared value of the exports of British and Irish produce and mannhietares during the month and six mouths including only the "enumerated" articles : For the month. For six months. 1888 1859 1880 Indudiug the " uneuumeratei articles," the ag gregate exports gamut thus : For the mouth. £10,911,433 19, 1868 1850 18110 For six mouths. . £53,461,004 66.003,159 . 62,019,989 .~ 1] IHa7l 1 7I 16 W all 16 all aU a 1 1 I W 12.6 an 1 10 . Si' an los. WINO 1 tip - 6 2400 MOO 1.128 (400 1,120 ATI Oil 1'1024 9,epo ia l 1000 1112 116 4 4 i 1 t PS 140 110 440 1p :4(./ A A p. , is 111! 1011 - 106 170 Ili --i -i i II 1 10 30 r 30 le 6 4 6 3 6_ 4 4 12 12 46 67 _le_ 1 227 2 i It Si 23 26 27 21 1 1