The Express. — London, England, 1865-07-28 00:00:00

THB YO LICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) HOW-snearr. Bann or roam= STAMM. 2...awking savant girl, who laid her same was .--secerAffse, bat who has hitherto been known as i rAdes, was Watt lip on emend, charged ist.„ • *" -- r isme damp to value of 261. vilir" -- sr was formerly emplo am domestic servant wr n iTsigily of Mr. Mills, Bunmonger of Great ••• - Bloomsbury. Mr. Mills keeps the restivisi boom there, and had • dock po si d 4 :4 o.4 stasops in hi s shop fey the purpose of cmhseiere. In January last she d after she had left, 251, worth of postage e ga i w re tailOOL lefmmatica was given to the polio" e , • • digitated. In Febraerr she was treated to si• looked, where she had offered 161. worth of stets .ob.witaivr.t-badekas:go: far a br i ththe n home ix t s6 l troll" . "'Hig gave information to the polies. Eli wi dd li r i ortbat shelath boss mai Loa. at p on geg.tows, and that dm bought the damps LutrftrLthe detary ma rtre gal st:srpe, sttts ire/ 1 *., hut *Wheat attempting SI oat this threit shesuddenly ethappeared, le just in 00 6 1 f r og apprehansion by a polioroonstab tray 066 Load°at to take her in custody oti ms A few days hack the was thither traced to li sdi ri e ra, where she was is monist natter the MUM of lao o 6o, Impactor of the E divides, said that since essethation he bad oranmunicated with Mr. Pea - the etheitor to the Post•offiee, to ascertain whether gtdbiweirsest would take sp the proetcutton. Mr. Pea wool replied that they would not ; they did not consi yr list it was • •••• in thy way affeetiog the Post.effios thither Henry said be had quite andel ted that the Ne411(0 adkaritias would take that view of the case. He b ed reer, that leave of themes would be given ,Fultretortmeder at Kasturk, in order that be might Owed. adorth understood that if • summates Wage issued the atteadathe of the pethmester so difficulty Libe thrown in the way of his atteedisg. Ilto orestehle who had been to Kant/ark in smith of the •pwoetr mid it would be advisable to call one of the load • is them she had made a statement that the stamps Tingbe giros to hot hy her mistress. eia remanded to give time for the attendance of Yea teo edemas.. s o me tine back the prisoner's brother was apprehended ▪ ,huge of having in his pommies 21. worth of damps, which he had been offering for sale at idioetown. It Was then suspected that be had received lam bola his lister and that they were part of the 264 web b e st is the 'bootee of =Maud evidence he was dethited- MARLBOROUGH-STREET. ANNOYING LADY JAW' WALIOND. p o d Ro!,eft, a collector, residing at Na 2, Trsvor-squere, tirlwas charged before Mr. Knox with behaving rd ys manner at the doer of the house No. 36, g o gicest, Groavenorsquam, and musing • crowd of per du to amicable. fin Herded Waroud, daughter of Lady Janet Walrond, pal dot about 3 o'clock yesterday afternoon the defendant eel to the door of the house No. 36, Green-th , ,itth Grorresm-equare, where she resided with her mother, and sat • greed noise, saying he would have his money. He wide hell and knocked violently at the door, and caused a weed of boys to amemble. TM defendant sated whether he was not told to some to Bohm"? 11th Mahood said that wee not the case, and that not yo posy was owieg to him. igdy jabot Walrond said the defendant knocked violently d the door, and the attention of several persons was Waded to the house. He come to the hoses twice, and de first time she took no notice of it. I la more to the defendant Lady Walrond said she had s resband, and that she was not in the habit of getting into 661 sod pleading her ("overture every time. gods, 171 D, proved the diode:nonce and taking the adeadiat into custody. Tes defeedset, in reply to Mr. Knox, said he had so =t: a a . ok. He was in the employ of • well-known • firm at Knightsbridge, and Lady Janet Waked was indebted 41. far goods, sad he west for the new. Her ladyship was in the habit of getting into lobt and then removing, sod it wee difficult to get at her, ad idea they did she pleaded her coverenn. L. %sox said that even if there was any sum of money rein*. defeadant hod no right to make a disturbance in the paid streets. The defendant bed his remedy in the Nasty Dourt. He would have to find one bail in 101. to kap the pros for ix months. WORSHIP-STREET. 917441(0 BOMB' ITOD. Two men named irmore and Cheii;arere charged with complicity in stealing mixed food for hones. Ir. Henry Maynard, from the °Moe of Mr. Beard, at tended ia support of the prosecution, which is directed by Hens. Macnamars, the extensive ontracitoos, and having geld the minute facts of the case, sailed two plain clothes aeolableo, who swore that they bad seen Challis driving a ma m which were two nose bap, that Elmore gat ioto the nor and, evidently seen by Challis, emptied the provender ino a wok, jumped down with it, and was walking away, irba both men were taken into euxtody. Mr. Arthur Maceamara said that op to the time in quoin %Allis was in his employ as a driver, and that toe aosohers ocetaining the mixed corn were ender his are ie that capacity. Elmore had been also a driver, but vu discharged about six months' since, whether for air hoonty he mold not remember. ilnr'yJeaso;,fort;e7l,7;ainable garment of the public • sergeant in the 11 diviaioe of police, and now us the employ of the Great Easters Railway Company, proved • ocriesion spinet Elmore in January, 1859, for stealing nun horse collars belonging to that company. Wilkinson, se ecoreplica was sentenced to mix months' impriecoment, sad Smote to four or five years in a reformatory. Re had eo nowt that witness scarcely identified him. lir. Maynard strongly urged that the prisoners should be exemitted for trial, and sot dealt with summarily; the durecterof the offence with which they were charged blind frappe with more serious onsequssoes them might at first be append ; the value of the stolen corn was at the most belfoorows, a trifle certainly, but that wee not the actual low; it most be borne in mmd that in all such instances as the prima the horses were deprived of their day's food, very releonably fell illitheref rum. were linable to work, Sad thee by the loss of their services even for a brief epos el time made misobief almost incalculable. Messrs. Xamemars bad between six and seven hundred horses, and enerteined so doubt that the ill-doing of such men ea the !Meant mu fast becoming, if is was not already, • most emovenve gam. ?MOWN were ordered for trial. George Porter, 52, an ostlwr, was eharged with stealing two lank of mired bone food from a waggon while left ti thl driver. The persecutors were Mears. !denuder and John lffince farmers, at Barkingeide, Word. One of their (aeon named Spahr, bad charge of the team with the brae pander mentioned (a sufficiency foe the doable imrnl). yet, while returning to Ilford, he had the whole el it, whines the animals should by that hoar have eaten hit, a fact remarked upon by Mr. Cooke, the magistrate, yk' suspicion of the driver acting in complieity tft the prison". Saran Mum, 71 K division, noticed the prisoner, who arts se wan at a beershop in the Mile-end-road, take the ors from the waggon and empty . it into a ban in the Oaths. He took him into custody immediately. Mr. Abbott pleaded in mitigation of the theft the pri sm's swe, and clot it was • first offence. Sentence, two wend imprisonment with hard labour. Several rewards have been bestowed by the Police COM !clown upon Sergeant Most for Jetecting thie class of rubberise, and this a the eighth oonvictioo effected by him. MART M'LwOD, LATE SEXTANT wires DR. PIX/CRAML—We soderstaad that tee or two (Aare of the detective police, sad several other sympathising gentle. Istawho have iaterested themselves in her am, Sr. re. "alt Elbwriptins privately, to enable Mary Milmod, soireciieg to h er expressed wish, to emigrate to America. Orally, we believe, one or two pounds have been received, Ind it is confidently expected that, ere loog, a sum will 4 othested sufficient to Mien the object in view. say mention that we have bed handed to us e elergymen in the city the name and addrees of an Anerwm gentleman, who is is Glasgow on business at pee ast, who kindly volunteers to employ Mary M ' l.eod as tenant to his family at New York till she obtains a per t:whim simation. She belongs to the neighbourhood of 10. mama is ea intelligent and unaesumiog girl, though of as artmently simple and thoughtless dispositice.- 6•91013 Morning Journal. I olthagrag AORICVLTETEAL Secterr. —The annual of the Yorkshire Agricultural Society will corn _; "ener 00 Tuesday next In Netber.haU-park, Doocester. "ail the mommad promote such an array of shedding es m gto the mind a general ides of the bony seam which is to manifest itself is a few days. To the _lift al the solemn the first row of stalls is devoted to the `muerte sad other cattle ; these are succeeded by the Pila he sheep sad pigs ; after which we have • portion if the theme for horses the satire ones beiog housed hi taus built in an inielosed yard to the left, and quite ', 1 .411 the way of all now. After the horse - boxes the 71thaesole come next, sod near thereto will be the ^imagism attached to the threehingeambier. A Tallthlisee.bo x bee bees provided Ire Blair Athol, who, ~•magb the liberality of his owner, Mr. J. Jackson, will be „"ita to tie public. Two large indorse* have been pro. e r . .. fat jadong and afterwards parades( and o:knitting Ranshonot rooms of moat ample dimensioas, 7 1 14 tral Now sod &oak rooms have nog boss forgotten. .. „, el towhees sad • • mills takes tisesbew.yar thrashi d ng ou Tuesday ; as Wednesday the _dare eounnesees, and the judges will award prima, ma will also be held, and the inhale h d take place is Deer mooing, at the Maud= Houss, Gem s t h e wh o o f ott ebbg, the president of the ! c ut/. Mid* Ou Thursday, le addition to the rsaeral thus will be a th ew al loam& ; sad OS Friday the ease M 4 p.m 'HE EXPRESS, FRIDAY ETENING, JULY 28, 18652 LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE tsT =emo GOODWOOD MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) NABBAII STAKES. ... Pee ... ring • - Riarinaks . . .. ... ... Timms, ... . . 7 ran. RAILWAY PLATE. Thallassius .... . . • • ... Wild Agnes ... ... ... Lord Douglas ... ... ••• 9 ran. NURSERY STARES. Life Gaardsmaa . . ••• ... Nutrition ... ... ... ... Othello .. ... 19 ma. 40 minable behind time. PARCH STAKES. Half a mile. Shnpnell ... ... Alberta ... ... ... Blackbird ... ... ... ... 11 ma. CHESTERFIELD CUP. Crates Comes. Ramiro ... ... ... John Dams ... ... ... ... Provi•or ... ... 30 raa. NURSERY STAKES. Dee mils. Auguste, Ambition, timonette, 9eeee Mary, Disclose, Mephistopheles, Black Prince, Osiris, Nntritioq Lucifer Ulphoa Stoic Gladiator, los Miss Lavinia a, toe , Bleeder, Barrie c, Jezebel : Sr to Amber, Othello, Life Guardsman, Letterer, Vesture, Mazurka, Venturer, Haseldess, Blackthorn, sad Sharper are Itsre DUKE OF RICHMOND HANDICAP. Ossinile. jaSt;rßiehard, Beli 121 D ; Guareme, Bst 2lb ; Trap, Bst ; Lord Douglas. 7st 12Ib ; Moak, 7st 1014 ; 7st 101 b ; Juliett,, 7se 101 b ; Geseml Hess, 7st 91b ; Idle Girl, 7st 131 b ; Brsdsmasto, 7st 714 ; Ethelred, 7st 714 ; Swordsman. 7st 211) ; Verdant, Est 10Ib ; Salpinotee, 6st 91b; Indigestiou, 614 814; Giant, bet 714; Gomm Est 614 ; Cu. nexion, 6st slb ; Thalaasius, fist 41b ; Musketeer, srt 1014. No betting au Gliseteraild Cop or Nursery. ARRlVZO.—Barassa, Vision, Strathfleldasys, sad Monitor. THE ORIENTAL FINANCIAL CORPORATION. (THIS DAY.) To-day the second ordinary meeting of the mem bers of the above corporation was held at the London Tavern ; Mr. Joint Banat is the chair. The following report and circular were presented - "The directors bac to submit to the shareholders the report of the proceedings since the Lot general meeting, held on the 27th January, as also the amounts up to the 30th ult., duly audited. In the circular issued by the directors on the 12th May, mention was made of their ina bility, from the want of unanimity in favour of the measure on the part of the shareholders, to camp out the suggestion as to the reduction of the nominal amount of each share. The directors have further to report that none of the pro posals for amalgamation which they have had under con sideration have as yet come to a stioeserdul issue. With reference to the aooompanyin; accounts, the directors have to mention that as against the item of 191,5704 9s. Bd. under the head of ' Advances on Securities,' the corporation bolds collateral security to the nominal value of 333,5854 It will be noticed that it has been deemed advisable to write off a further amount of 1,0001. from the preliminary expenses, and this reduces the amount st the credit of profit and loss on the 30th ult. to 11,3721. Unless other wise desired by the shareholders, the directors do not in tend declaring en ad interim dividend for the put half year. As mentioned in the circular above alluded to, the directors have been enabled to place the securities of the corporation on a more satisfactory footing, but from want of capital the bushier does eleswhere than in India bee been neoesserily restricted. The transactions in Calcutta have been of a satisfactory nature ; but the latevt letters from oar agents in Bombay bring advice of their haring been obliged to carry over scene of the loans they bad entered into. Looking to the quoted price of the shares, and the natural anxiety expressed by many share. holders on that account, the directors regret that the suggestion made by them in their circular, dated 12th May last, that the shareholders should satisfy themselves respecting the actual worth of the shares by reference to the official records, should have been acted upon by very few of their number. Since, however, shareholders resid ing at a distance may lave been prevented from availing themselves of the opportunity thus offered to them, the directors would now state that if the shareholders should think it ex►edient to appoint a committee from their owe body to inquire into the affairs of the corporation in every particular, such a course would, probably, be satisfactory to all concerned." "Since the accompanying report was printed the dinictoes have been placed in a position to lay before, and recom mend to, their memben, an amalgamation with another corporation. Notice is therefore hereby given that sn extraordinary meeting of the members will be held at the London Tavern, Bishopagate-rtreet, at twelve o'clock on Friday, August 4, for the following binieees :-1. To con sider the proposed offer of amalgamation, sod, if eine tioned-2. To pan the necessary resolutions for that pro p The report was adopted, and the meeting terminated in the usual manner. BANK OP EGYPT.-(THIS DAY.) The half-yearly meeting of the shareholders was held at noon ' • Mr. Tim/. M.P., in th e chair. The repoxt, which was turned and published MOM time before, having been taken ea read. The Cusnimmr moved its edoption. He said although the state of affairs in Egypt had at times assumed • serious aspect they had eaeaped such heavy lams as were incurred by some other companies, and in cluding • heinous of 4,8191. brought forward, the profits amounted to 18,9661. The great cotton crisis struck down some of the largest houses in Egypt, and it wee esti mated that the total lames amounted to 2,000,0001. To that difficulty was added the visitation of cholera. Their agent bad informed them that the lames of life from cholera were, in Alexandria 4,000, io Oahe 5,000, in Damietta 2,000, and in Rosetta 2,000; and that the total number of deaths within the oomparatiwe short period that choler& bad raged in Egypt was 19,2 56 sods. Happily, however, the disease was now &bating, and trade might therefore be axpeeted to revive. The report was adopted, and • dividend at the rate of 10 per cent. per annum was declared. The meeting terminated with the cuetomary vote of thanks to the chairman and the other directors. MIDLAND BANKING COMPANY (LIMITED). (THIS DAY.) The half•yearly meeting of the shareholders was bald, at 1 o'clock, at the Loudon Tavern ; Mr. T. S. Rictimussos is the chair. The report has already appeared. The Onainctatr, in moving the adoption of the report and amounts, congratulated the meeting on the position of the bank, which he said was steadily progressing. The balance-sheet showed • great improvement as compared with the last one, showing an increase both of business and profit. Though t►e expenses were larger the profits were proportionately pester. A larger dividend might have been declared but the board thought it heat to strengthen the hank in public, estimation. The report was adopted and • dividend at the rate of 5 per cent. par annum declared. ALARMING STEAMBOAT _COLLISION OPP ZHEZRNESS. An alarming accident happened yesterday to the Oread steamboat, one of the packets plying between London. Southend, and Slmoresers. The Oreed had nearly completed her voyage, and was about to land her par sengers at Sheerness, when she was soddenly run into by the Admiralty despatch beat &shantung, which wag making so her moorings after basin!" been engaged in conveying the Lords of the Admiralty to their annual In spection of Chatham Dockyard. For some reason which lug to be explained the ship ton down upon the Oread with a directness which was to those who witnessed it is eomprehessible. Hee speed appeared to be almost at full. The captain of the Oresd, realuiog the peril, nude esvvee r ry endeavour to push his vessel pest the course upon which the Admiralty ship mine down, and to turn her as much as possible hum the blow. Had he not dens this the Grand must have bast stricken amidships and sank hopelessly. As it was the ships met with an appalling mesh. The bow al the Admiralty vessel stew& the steamer just adorn of the paddles, smashing the boat haggle( there to pieces, crushing in the bulwarks, and demolishing serrythieg on deck, as far as the bowsprit of the Be. chanties stretched across the packet, sweeping the deck of the seats and ironwork, and tearing away the wheel. Of the passengers at this wed several—it is not yet known accurately how many—were violestly swept ell. the sea, and very painful alum was m ani fe st ed ler ell. The most energetic efforts were directly made to save the lives el lbws who had been sloshed overboard. Two were recovered. One of these proved to be a lady whore name was stated to be Mrs. Freed No. 3, Victoria / street, Westminster. She wee fearfully injured about the head, sad was at owe *conveyed to the fisphip, lying off the port, where she remains in a vary precadosui mo difies. The soma was Mrs. Freseles servant, named Lucy Collins, travelling with her, who bp also mud 's kald, but not so severely as her sallirens. The girl re mained cm board the Oread. Who elm of the pemeagers were knocked off could not be with certainty meertaised, bet It wee feared by those out board thed some had Men victims to the iceovisat The Oread was iSble to Morn to London. lONS. :WATT. Aloodlok tK lawrowc• Nos.Bor. & 1C.1a.d.6p.0. Do. F MO Bask* dt Lao Huron Do. Probrows Bad., Baset,dooilselets 6 sr • est 1871-8•4 06L It. g. Doris T. I Dackip. o. 6. omouroM6o.ri.prof Fmk Sopa IL 6 ao• • 100 l ladtia p. S do Do. J 'clans °road Dusk ad %maids Do.ll4olp.il.Laot 106 Do Do. . do. Maria Do. fad rnd sod , Boma Do. do. dotorrod Do Sod prof. YU& Do. do. deferred Do. lib prod. Stook Do. do. deferred Gnat Indian /*Annul* Do. guo. 6 pow amt. Do. Now do. 06. 6. ol India S k i P. IT 0 101 kAS r 41k ePe li 91 _ IL Weir's of Canada! Do. Nee . .... a Daft 60. 60. 18174 I ladles Dna*. IA•1661 100 Dadria guss• fp. orb 106 Ai*. do. LL as o... 100 r Do. Go. da— -1 Do. 111110 100 , Dab. Coep. 6 per 611 Kalb. and Nolson'a 100 I 0ftba.06.6141 100 11.1bylik. go► f pee orb 100 Do. Dahl d 0... I Do. do. 60. 100 Do. Papjaub d 0...... 18 Do. ladvalkllolde. 79 101 70 76 100 NI 10'4 414 Mk 104 _ * Ipm 18 A N N N N 16 40 ST 118 SO a 11 SS AO a Et 1 7- 4 ... . PII Pa 99 91 l e t 12e 1 Bidle 90 22 82 24 94414 101 e 104 06 1,7 M IS OS S 4 100 lul 100 101 101 l C I 91 SG JOINT STOCE BANis. - 1081 8 1031 I. No. 4 *AI Min. IPd I CL idiom 1 Sum. 60,601 10 tr wi di Ilaskrmaal(l lli 14 68 60 7j 10,000 60 - 00,000 100 Alllamostmadllmepool SI 410 m *I 1 10,000100 Do. lamed at 10 pm. 20 2 Sipa -. 100,0001 00 logo Austrian - MAIO 60 Anglo Ferptisn (Ilm.) 124 4 4pm - 10,000, 60 logo Dolma (Limited) 16 4 Idb .- 11,300 00 Aslaticliank.Cor.newsli 6 - -pm - 10600. 411 Australasia all 74 76 71 7,600. 60 Do, New all 79 74 - 18,00& 10 BankolDrillia(.oluinbla all 014 121 - 10,000 16 'Bank of W .. ..... - 8,000100 Bank et - 10600 110 beak el Otago (Liattloil) 11 1 1 dls - 10,000 1 100 Dusk of oilimentland (L.) 16 il 4Me - 23,800 60 BankolVioterimamairla * 43 46 - 86,000 10 Beak od New Sealand - 00,000 so assonsmastetassoooo lo II 1 MI 10,000 SO British A Oallferalan (L re 1 2 dls - 110,000 60 MN* N. Amoeba 40,000 10 C. Bk. ladlmArm., Oalas all 26 97 17 1 110.000 16 Chan. Nerd Dadda..94. all 46 48 - 10,90011000 CDs 90,000 1 100 Ca:mid - 60,000101 Comßank el Canada-all - - - 40,000' 21 Com. Rank ot mem do. all 15 18 - 200,0000001 140 10 Oonsolidated Haat (L.) 26 86lb 4 6 149ra - 6, - ose lAN 100 Do. New 10,000 60 east Loudon (landtod) 6 pm 1 pin - 60.000 SO Bantam MrobanmlLlm) 6 WM par .- 10,091 16 English Joint neon (L.) II 2 Spm - 37,800 10 ing.lbrAttAuslelend. all 20 21 - 10,001 SS &WM and Swedish (L 20 6 Sdb - WO 10 Romps= Bankalsaltad 16 14 gills - 10.1100 106 1114660e.C6theidep.a4 is 9 7Ms - 18, 1* Do. lamed at 2pm l6 9 7Ws - 20,000 109 Do. New NI 9 7Do - 10,000 100 Isipsdal Banl, 11011100 20 81 0 4.1 m - 1811,0130 111 06kma1 lO 44 6jA9 114 0. 0 . 0 16 lonian. all la 26 -.. 6,010 II Do. New 473•4 -. 106,4110 * Lad Ner6.9k; India (L) 11 6 1 I bat - 28,600 60 Loo.llB.Mbezioo,do. IL 114 14 14.110 - 14,000 DO Lam lirmlialSecdlaadL 18 -- db -, 10,00 KO Larks imd Brsalllan 8,100 100 LamaldinatalLPlMML 60 7 9pm - 550,0,000009 16 Do. Now, Isa. at 15 pas 10 14 is 10 La. MBank of Ani all 14 15 25 31,0011 10 leaden and Ormaty SO 76 77 764 11 6,600 100tiam08.) 18 - -Ns - 71 1103 SO Landoll Jolat Wok.- 15 47 49 441 14 16,000 116 Loedoadi Boalli AIM= all 174 14 - 1,100 110 Loa. di 6.9/Mem (Ua. 10 par Ipm - 6,600118 Do. do. New l7f OM Ora - 6.000 SO loadon&V enamels (L ) 14 I 4Ms - 60,60 160 1 1,4 m. I Westailastar 10,100 100 11/sronant aaok(Uat.) ls 1 2pm - 18,180 60 Narcisatlie ill ilebealL. 16 4 3 die - MN 1* Kelm. 49 Pm. Dank (L. 19 5 4Os 15 63 6 6 140 Do. dm - Mon too mamas moo (u..) - 10.600 100 Naliaeol ol Uverpool is I apm - 10.160 100 &Pak et - - - 25,000 10 Do. 22 = 1 ll - - - 10. 1 400 10 Do. Sid bane lf - *OOO SO Nabonal Bonk lO 90 101 - 1000 60 Do. New ...... - 37,900 *iNew South Wales all 40 42 - 0,010 10 !New Leabind (Walled) 1 441. 0• 1 - 60,080 10 'Werth Western 7l S 4pm - 00 NO 16 lOrleatil Book Oarporm iii 62 14 63 1 3 10,106 1111 PregbAlbalrbigeorp.(L 1 111 WU -. 1.210 NI I Do. do. VAN NO Provime. el Ireland - 14,018 10 Do. do. New all • - - 17,818 91 R. l Illadm=111491(1, 10 4 3 dis -- ama. SAN SI 904014 1 7 .81 Ist ad S. Abbe 0 6 9 7 ills - 10.005118 Dm d., im. at 1190. 15 6 4 ells - 44.101 IS Naas et 4mleulla .....a 12 64 -. 10.11109 Vidom of Wend Pm), II 4 4Ms -• 80,0 00 Vara* Lambe .... Iti 10 12 - PRIFIBANOR SHARK& Great Realms, Redoes Union, 4 par meet. guarsated,S3. Maeokooler, Sheffield, sod Liu& 6 poe coot., 123, id. Nidlaad Oeseolidoted Bristol sod Birmloghaat 8 per oust, 138. South Footers (Reerliag Anemia's, U. Or. 6d.), 23. FOREIGN RAILWAYS. snow. mid mom _ Peek) (Lid ) gaantateed 7 pew .wt.., 171. mterziamsora skean: - dtaaile folgrock i mbood 8 pet oat., Ist Ballo Watoroodo iood), 11 Oro& Ircoolor sod of &gland ((imited), St &ea tua Sogl sad Avolislko , 14 Copper, J. Fairatoliag. SHARE' LIBT&-(THIS DAL) Two o'Clwoi. The railway market is flat to-day, and primes have declined in several instances. Metropolitan stock is es pe cially heavy, and has receded per cent. Caledonian has also fallen }, South Eastern }, and Great Western }. On the other hand, London and South Western has improved }. London and North Western stock is now quoted 1214 to 122 ; Great Western, 64 to 4 ; Midland, 131 to 4 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 119} to 120 ; South Eastern, 821 to 83; Metropolitan, 134 to 1364 ; Great Northern, 190} to 1814 ; London and South Western, 100 to 101 ; Great Eastern, 48 to ; and Caledonian, 131} to 1321. Foreign and colonial railway securities are in active. O&DINAZY SHAM AND lITOOKIL IPd. 1 ILASIMATL 1 acyraZois I labs to-447 1 2 1. 8 .° 1 Fid Raskt• • I areo.i., 1 Cambrian Oak ea 4 limadas 96 16 111 111 N 19 4 ei no. • I • so 41v. • Do.lllp. Dublin sadDl~Jime DgMits gb mai ,PwAkAAbd.ln idia bor Olaisow sad IL= (kW & Dadra Ott IL Do. Am& Stk., No.I Gras* Mar* otSlooftio4 Oreatiroeihorn DO.•J • no. div. Ga D 0.13 ap.a.Ypddß et. South& West. are ) ass* Washers Diatom' Val.Ova.l4 Da &nth Waive Do. W.J104.-.ostard Di. Do. 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BANDA 8. t Z. A MAMAS 419 i - 121 i 2 100 i i 135 1 ii 104 r 131 I 1101 illa 61 ft 69 61 U 64 9 10 166 199 11 6 pm 106 166 82 68 60 82 86 Feraines Warehouse (Limited), 94. Giaetal Clratlt aad Firma ai Laudon (United), 34. Lidos Flasadal AIM"WOG giaiited), ILdras Inigilira and Omial (ail paid), 194. lb de Jab** 0.. (Lkaiald), &Mk Aukslien Lad, 304. llivaraal Maxim Imam* (lianisad), 54, I. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. Q MARK-LAND.—{THIS DAY.) Tie uestity of &owl whist but in on Isla m = e • 1 . 2: 1 21. =day i-mrriage was Molted. Vesr few buyers wile in littemdane• and the Idea ruled heavy, at barely last week's geologies& Tie show of f • wheat was only modals, Reek Aneparcelo changed s slowly, but at fall prima lA. firer kinds were almost na ninsi. boating cargoes of grain oommanded very little Mier wor, either arrived or for arrival. Sanely any English barley was on the shads, and the sagely of forma was by no means extensive. The trade wain a sluggish state on former terms. bait— the supply of which was good —was in fair I*- qm*, on former terms. lie bad a slow inquiry for oats ; nevatiheleas, lots Mae remese were supported. Dens Wire very WI. ng end rather chosen'. rrarth to nothi wea . our . trade was Wet. doing, at barely late rata New rapeseed was disposed of at 801. per qr. All other &grinners' seeds were very dull. Linseed, ragweed, and oaks ruled about stationary. swami' PRICES. 111•1111 K. TerQr. wan. a. . Lew. Kea; inkling $8 to 43 1816 Sie to 44 „ te. vitae, less as le at _ 1634 44 le 50 Kochi sad =tooth red, 11e4 SS to 41 Insure Par gr. as s. 2 &i 5262. hal 2l Is 24 Broke= LS* airs II 146 26 „ tart SW& __ . Ma* — t o _ IS to ttl 0r15414 56 Ito IS MAW. room Norfolk. oat saga 56 to 111 Ibittobo sod Wars 54 to It Brown /M. Yampa —b Tick Si Is 38 Harrow 111140 D ■ b 44 PM& _ SA to 36 ;: 36 lo 110 IS Ss 111 TIMM Soya EM., per le Da Hawked O6 10 36 ooustry Norlolk lad 1.00114 ea 464 lB le II Now _ _ 26 to a OA. &glint teed lO to 22 ' „ poisB4 24 to t3I OAS. I. & Dudek mad Simla 18 to 21 Sudan _ _ 18 to 1 $ ,dam.. P Qr. WM?. S. B. Dints! sad Kedge Et 10 fa aa= a Mockler bun XI to 46 36 So 36 ludo, hard --- S 6 to 36 -. Per Or. *oft Alaimo, r•d " wati'o aso to BAJUJIT. Doitlil - St to IT ItpyttS re: n o IS to SI St to SS USW OW. 20 221 griming DYUUos Wain — to [mat. Si So 32 Yellow Thad 22 feedbag ... lb to 19 &IMAM O P ORLIN &0., CAILWAGI, PROM JULY Its. taeansaootra no Irish fonts 7OlO 77t0 7a4a 1 11.0011. lrosek perm* .... MI to 151 .... 21 to it Arnortoo; poi bet... It to II Catiadlaa. .. .. 21 to 25 INTO LONDON BY WAY= 122 TO JULY 27 NCLUBIVL Barley. Malt. Oat& Flom gra gra gra Ws. mom 30 1000 200 .. MO YES .. K 2: .. lig - -, - - 200 1000 46820 .. 180 MONEY MARIZEIT.-(TEM DAY.) Two o'Cuxii. The funds are firmer to-day, and the price of Consols for the account has Aeon i per cent. A more favourable view is taken of the prospects of the money market, it being believed that during the last few days many persona have bor rowed in excess of their actual require ments, and that there will consequently be a large return of money on the market. Most other secu rities are steady. Metropolitan Railway stock con tinues to fall. This is the half-monthly settling day. In the discount market to-day there is a large amount of money seeking employment, but the rats for the best paper is maintained at per cent. The charge for short loans on English government securities in the Stock Exchange is per cent. At Faris to-day, according to Mr. Renter's tele gram, the Three per Cent. Rentes opened at 67fr. 50c., being about the same as yesterday. Consols are now quoted 90 to for money, and 90, i to I for the account (August 8). The official business report is as follows :—Thres per Cent. Consols, for money, 90i, 891 ; ditto for account, 90i ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 891, 1 ; New Three per Cents., 891, ; New Five per Cents., 106 ; India Five per Cent. stock, 104 j, f ; and Exchequer Bills, par, 25., 4s. pram. Spanish Paindve Bonds and Certificates have risen ito per cent. Other foreign stocks me steady, except Mexican, which has declined per cent. Some of the gamut quotations are subjoined, viz :-1:21sook, 20/ to 211 Turkish 1858 Bonds, 73 to 74 ; ditto 1882, 721 to 73 t ; ditto Consolidie, 491 to 1; Spanish Passive, 29 to 1 ; ditto Certificates, 131 to 14 ; Confederate, 71 to 81 ; and Mexican, 24 to 1. Transactions are recorded as follows :--Dannbian, 781 ; Equador Provisional Land Warrant, 3} ; Greek Coupons, 81 ; Italian, 1866, 77} ; ditto Maremmana Rail way, 701, 70, 1 ; Mexican, for amount, 23/ Portuguese, 1856, dm., 471 ; Russian, 1862, 921, ; Sardinian, for amount, 751 ; Turkish,lB62, for account, 73, 1 ; ditto, 1865, 441 ; ditto, scrip, 51 clis. International Financial shares are now quoted to / pm. ; General Credit, 1} to 11 prem. ; London Financial, 5/ to 6/, ex div. prem. ; Imperial Mar cantile, 1/ to prem. ; Credit Foncier and Mobilier of England, 3/ to 32 prem. ; Ottoman Sociit6 Gdndrale, 2/ to / prem. ; Hudson's Bay, 15/ tog. The nominal quotations for the shares of some of the new companies are subjoined :—Atlantic Telegraph preference, par to prem. ; Peruvian Railways, 4to / prem. ; Hop and Malt Exchange, 3 to / prem. ; Hodges' Distillery, If to 21 prem. ; Anglo-Greek Steam, 2to 3 prem. ; General Ex change Bank, 21 to prem.; London-bridge Land, /to prem. ; Massa - Carrara Marble, 2to / prem. ; and Marseilles Extension Railway, 1 / to 2/ prem. . . _ Metropolis Sewage shares are quoted 7 to 8 prem. ; and Overend, Gurney, and Co., 21 to 21 prem. FOUR O'CLOCK. Consols are unchanged, at 90 to f for money, and 90j to I for the mount. 133,00 W. in bar gold has been sent into the Bank. The America, from New York, has brought 5,9001. in specie, and the Edinburgh 4,5281. Private telegrams from Bombay, dated the 15th instant, report no commercial feature of im portance. The Great Eastern Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 1,3761. over last year ; the North Eastern a degrease of 3,5671. ; the Great Northern an increase of 3,139/. • the Great Western an increase of 1,0211. • the Lancashire and York shire an increase of 2,0;141. ; the Manchester, Shef field, and Linoolnshire an increase of 1,582/. • the London, Chatham, and Dover, its Metropolitan Extension and branches, an increase of % , K ; the Metropolitan Extension an increase of 4201.; and the Kent Coast Branch an increase of 2001. Of the latter company's receipts the London, Chatham and Dover Railway Company are entitled to retail; 50 per cent for working the traffic. • An extraordinary meeting of the Imperial Mer cantile Credit Company was held yesterday, and the resolution relative to the making of calls passed at the meeting on the 13th inst. was confirmed. The Calcutta and South Eastern Railway Com pany held a special meeting yesterday, when tbe re solution making certain alterations in the articles of association, passed on the 11th instant, was con firmed. Re are informed that the disputes between the directors of the Estates Investment Company (Limited) and the dissentient allottees, which have lately attracted notice, are in course of an amicable arrangement, and that the directors of the company and the committee of dissentient allottees have agreed to suspend all legal proceedings for the pre sent. The settlement in progress is mainly due to the exertions of Mr. Henry Pawle, of the Stock Exchange, and of the gentlemen ac ting: with him, the result of whose agitation is calculated to rouse to resistance all shareholders who find a discrepancy between articles of association and prospectuses. The prospectus of the InteinatiOnal Sugar Refineries Company (Limited) is issued. The ob ject of this undertaking is to carry on the business of sugar refiners and merchants in sugars in Great Britain, Ireland, France, and Belgium, "and, if so resolved by the shareholders, in any other country." It is pointed out that " the international commis sion has resolved upon the equalisation of the draw -1 backs, so that the English trade will now be placed on the same footin as the French, and as the Bel gian and Dutch. " Contracts have been entered into by Messrs. Pontifes and Wood for the supply and erection of the necessary machinery. The pros pectus further states that "it is at present intended to erect refineries in London and in Fissile., each capable of refining 1,000 tons raw sugar per week" " The directors also propose to purchase or erect a refinery at Liverpool." Interest at b per cent. per annum is to be paid on al 'vital called up until eighteen months after the inoorpsrstion of theooas pany. The capital is 1,000,0001., is 50,000 shairsie of 201. each, with a first issue of 11,000 shares, on which It. is to be paid on application, sad 21. on allotment. The second ordinary general meeting of the English Joint Stock Bank will be held on Monday, the 14th of August The transfer books of the General Credit and Finance Company of London will be closed, preparatory to the payment of the usual ad-interim dividend, from the Ist to the Bth August, both in clusive. The first general meeting of the M etropolis Sewage and Essex Reclamation Company will be held on Thursday, the 10th August. The subjoined memorandum is from the Estate Company (Limited) : It is the intention of the directees to reolenmeed to the shareholders at the moral meeting, to be bald on the let peer , that a dividend for the balf-year mass 30th Jim lest be declared at the rate of 15 r teat tor accon4 few of imams tax ; this will leave a of profit at the rate of over 14 per coat per aaanai to be carried formed to profit sad lossineovet wit half year. It is notified that the transfer books of the Oriental Gas Company (Limited) will be closed from the 77th to the 31st inst., inciusive, "to con solidate the 11. shares into shams of 51. each." We are requested to state that the share list of Skidmore's Art Manufactures and Constructive Iron Company (Limited). will be closed on the 4th August for London, and on the sth for the eoestry. The return of the Bank of England for the weak ending Wednesday, July 211, compared with that for the previous week, shows the following chang4 3o Crissnktion leaseinass3,o6o Daman °militia% settee 22.071.570 Nara. WWI Public &spode ... 4170,902 Doman MAO Other &coins Goymmod ssoadian kaiak* derrimiat 10,398,909 No Gimp. 00Inr sioarilios la basking &perinea* Oda sad bollix is bulk departansnto 14,503,079 Domain 579,481 limo day sad other 'MU 518,984 Dnaman 31,287 The Red ............. 3,480,810 Isineal *714 NOW a morn - 6,181,480 DINMIIIMI 382,985 Total roam (Mae in cola ) fa boaldat dopaiMmt 7,093,109 Diareson 414,103 The brawn of 1,046,546/. in the private deposits indicates that the pressure for money, which caused an addition of 1,286,6461. to the private securities, was in a great measure caused rather by the appre hension of a rise in the value of money than by actual necessities. The public deposits, however, having declined 181,2011., there is a further decrees, of 418,8231. in the reserve. The fresh falling off et 579,6881. in the coin and bullion helps to explain the advanoe of per cent. in the rate of discount announced by the Bank to-day. BANK Or WOUND. —AA sad Ms Yh. c. as, for as 'ea dont pundit to tie Ad TO math( co Wolooldor. Jaly 1114, Naga based /11172 6 . 3. 0 . 6 - ofrierera;est dad.. su.sos,3o , Other isearilies WWI. I Geld oda art bed ism Amon - ' ~son I LAWN RAILIINI lIIIPAMMIT. =MOW 0101111 i iglOgiftl GoMew rieseass6 deva• 4660 , 81 e 0 Mee Doped% CM Dead Ireir ag as clean Nactiat , o=4o7llim .. SS Be. Beaks. Cos seis. al Naliklmal Notes Debt, sad Div. Gail sad davit Assam* Other Deposits. tans day sad other 16,970,119 Ma WM staklllo69 1 Job 27, UHL W. WILLIS. Clil2l=lll UVIIIMAT Smalls.% Consols, which closed yeste rda y at 90 to # teme the Bth of August, opened and closed to-day at the same quotation. For money the last price was likewise 90 to f. The official hominess report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for mossy, 90, 89#, 90# • ditto, for account, 90 ; Three pee Ceuta. Reduced, 89#, f ; New Three per Cents., 891, I ; Annuities (Red Sea Telegraph), 14# ; Bank Stock, 248 ; India Five per Cent. StWr., 104} ; ditto Four per Cent. "enlaced" rupee paper, 89 ; ditto Five per Cent, 102 e ; ditto Five-and-e-Half per Cent., 109# ; ditto our per Cent. Debentures, 100 ; ditto Bolide, 235. preen. Indian government securities were steady. India Bonds were dealt in at 23a. prem. Ex chequer Bills remain quoted par to 4a. pram. Foreign stocks were quiet. These was a reduc tion of 1 par cent. in Moorish Bonds, and in Pose tuguese and Turkish of 1862 ; but Turkish Bonds of 1863 were quoted about 1 per cent. better. Other stocks closed at yesterday's prises. Bank shares were dull. City Bank, Imperial, London and South African , and North Western Bank, have receded, while Bask of Australasia were inquired for. The adjustment of the fortnightly account shows very light rates of "continuation " on the shares of the London joint stock banks, the speculative account being oversold. It would appear that a number of speculative sales have lately bees pressed, owing to the idea that the reduced vales of money will lead to a diminution of banking dividends. National Discount shares were last quoted to. day 104 to prem. • Joint-Stock Discount, If to 1# dia. ; Egyptian Tiading, 1} to dia. ; Otto man Soci4td Gdn4rale, 2# to prem. ; Hudson's Bay, 14 to #, ex div. • and • Brewery, to 2 prem. Northern As sam Tea, Quebrada Land, and English and Australian Copper shares were flat London and Caledonian Marine Insurance declined about H. There were some inquiries foe London General Omnibus shares. . . . There was no alteration ;worth mentioning in the shares of the financial companies. The closing quotations are annexed, viz.:—lnternational Finan cial, 1 to 4 prem., ex div. ; General Credit, 14 to 11 prem. ; London Financial, 61 to 7 prem. ; Imperial Mercantile Credit, li to to-18 prom, ex div. ; Credit Fourier and Mania., 34 to # prem. The closing (but In many eases nominal) quota dons for shares in new undertakings are sub joined :—Atlantic Telegraph Eight per Cent. Pre ference, par to 4 prem. ; Metropolis Sewage, 74 to 8; prem. ; Overend, Gurney, and Co., 24 to I prem. ; Hop and Malt Exchange, 31 to 1 _Ma. 1 Parkfield Iron, 1 to 2 prem. ; General Estates, 3 to 4 pram ; General Exchange Bank, 11 to 24 prem. ; Loudon and Mediterranean Bank, 3 Aill to 4 prem. ; Peruvian Railways, 4to prem. ; Aocidental and Marine Insurance, If to prem.; Hodges' Distillery, 2} to 1 prem. ; o-Grub Steam, 2 to 3 prem. ; London Bridge Land, f to; mm. ; Railway Credit, Ito 2 prem. ; Marseilles Extension Railway, 14 to 2f preen. ; Insurance Cor poration of Great Britain, 14 to 2 pram. ; Phos phate of Lime, 3 to 4 prem. ; Mama-Carrara Marble, 14 to 24 prem. ; Samuel Bestow and Co ., 4 to 14 prem. The shares of the Blakely Iron Company (Limited), were deals in as high as 104 prem., and closed at 84 to 91 prem. Cape of Good Hope Government Debentures were inquired for and better. United States 5.20 Bonds closed at 694 to 701, being about f lower than yesterday. LIVERPOOL COTTON & CORN MARKETS (THIS DAY.) (sr 11.101110 AID nrimsanoxia TILIORAPIL) (now ous owl onumnomoirr.) Comm.—The market is quiet, Bales probably 5,000 bales. Can.—The market moderately attended, and the general toned the market favours mahatma& WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) (DT maw ICUIODOM ILIOIIIIO riziount.) Moat ova owl oomaaaroximar.) MUM Is. per qr. cheaper, and at this teduM(ca hums operata mare freely. In spring corn so change. MINOING-LANE.--aRD3 DAY.) SIMAIL —The market is ices active towards the close, yet • fair buriness has been dove in British West India desoriptioos, including • large parcel of Barbados', at steady prim' for redoing qualities ; grocery aorta in sows ewer showier • decline of 6d. pm. cwt. Relined prierrouticate to be firmly supporte thine being • fair inquiry with a light "apply. Corr - ac.—The parosU of Ceylon brought to public sale have gone off with good competitiou at the fall previous value. Plantation miaow. 665. to 695. ; low Iniddlioff, 78s. 64. to 795. 6d. ; middling, 82.. to 85e. 641. ; good, ditto, 864. 6d. to 884. 64.; per betty, 801. 6d. to 884.; ;Native Ceylon. cowmen to good ordinary, bold. 65e. to 68e. 6d. 00001. —Az unusually large qoantity of colonial brought to public sale me* a good demand and sold at the previous value. Trinidad common end middling red, 664. to 71s. ; good to superior 72.. to 954. ; fit. Lucia and Granada, 45e. to 61s. Tea.—Thera is so improvement to notice io this article. Rica —A parcel of Madras has recently been sold at 126. 3d. _ _ _ num.—Twenty pueeheoew of Deozarars sold at the fun peke of la 9d. per sonae, proof. SALTMILL —No Wei reported. Oorroc.—The few sake effected show a slight decline. Cocurizac.—The market is steady at the currency of the last public sales. TALLOW MARKET.-(TEPB DAY.) The market is quiet. Town tedow is gaoled 41s. 3d. net mob ; Petersburg Y. 0., en Om met, 41e. 64.; Octo ber to December. 42e. 3d. to 42.. 6d. ; December, 421. 9d. to 43e.; Jon. to Merck, 43e. to 43e. 3d. ; Mir* L 43.. 6d. to 43e. 9d. HIDE '.-{THIS DAY) LrAniarami.—Hictes : Priam 561 bi. to 641 Q., 20. to 3d.; 64Th.. to 72162., 3d. to 30. ; 72165. to 80162., 3d. to 34d.; 80Iba. to 88Ibs., 31d. to 31 1 d.; albs. to 961b2., to 4ia. Hone hides, 94 t0 I. 6d.; Celt skim, light, 22. to 41. ; tall, 62. 6d. BILIMONDSZY.—h' : Dowse. —4. to —2.; 12m112, 3% to 56. ; ahsarlisp, 22. 6J. to 3s. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Kers. Patteeden end Smith report a rentinuad steady demand for ooesumption at arm rates. The prospects of the coming mop eontieue generally favourable, both at home and abroad. Mr. Lawrence, the senior surgeon of St. Bartho lomew.e. has this week retired from the sergeancy of that hospital. "By this retirement," stye the Lancer. " Mr. Wormald becomes senior surgeon, and Mr. Luther Holden becomes surgeon, after some thirty years' ose nexion with the boepiW. Other changes have already been arranged at the close of the last minion, by which Mr. Paget and Mr. Holmes Coots became the lecturers on surgery, and Mr. Holden and Mr. Hollander the lecturers on anatomy. Amass the cendidates for the vacant areistanteurgeoecy are mentioned Mr. Willett mid Mr. Baker." THE CITY OF LONDON SCHOOL —DIFFIBIBUTION OF Pause BY MR LORD MAYOR. —Mats Demi—This attar mac, the Lord Mayor ( Werren Steams Rs* Esq.), tributes the many prises to dmierrtag scholars imenseted with this schooL At the close of the ordinary proceedings the late bead-master, Came Mortimer, D.D., will be pre sented by the boys with a beautifully manta tinterpieres. Eros OOLLIOL —Yesterday morning, at 7 o'clock, the examinMion of the candidates for the Foundation wee soctreenesd at the college. It will be continued to-day, aml the melt will probably be made known early sea week, the day of election being Axed far Monday. This year a sew feature has been Windom& at Elan—namely, the competition for emend prime offered to Ofrk e ! It is understood by the Provost eon Fellows of the The mhool will elms for the Mlimnimer meritloa next riday, the Ith August, and the holidays will last about serum weeks. Tat COLZIIBO FIJND.—A priesto meeting of the friends of Bishop Coleco) was held et Premiums* Tepee on Wednesday, to present to him the first proceeds of • subscription which they purpose raisiog to indemnify him to some extent for the lass that he sustains for pub- Sebum the results of his Biblioal studies. Mr. Craw ford. F.R.S., presented to the Bishop, on behalf his fellow-subecnbers, the sum of 3.2001., which they had raised privately, sad which they hoped to increase krIP II I by aPpealiag to the public. The bishop on returning thanks. explained to the meeting t r i f ie sots of Con vocation spinet him, the refusal of his by the trus tees of the Colonial Church Fund, and the divided state of the dery and laity of Natal, It seems that the trustees of the Colonial Church Fund withheld the bishop's Wary when the Bishop of Ceps Town claimed the right of de posing him, and pee the Bishop of Cape Town's decree as their reason for &fag so. When the Qum, by the advice of the Privy Cioubell, declared the deposition of no effect, the bishop spin applied for his salary, sad was again refund. Why, liedoes not know. The soli citor of the trustees informs him that they will give no reasons for with holding it =km ordered by the Ooart of Chancery ; and acpardingly the bishop has commented prooliedinp. The bishop pointed out to the meeting that the lato decision of the Privy Council had shows that the patents of many of the colonial hishom were in part, ugh only in part. b a d. Among each Mehops were both himself sad Cape I Tows. Had the tmellsee, after the /Me decree. teemed to pay any of the salvia, their matins, even if emissive, would not have been us**, bat to withhold the eatery from the Mpg at Natal slaw MIMI mast tyrannical partleularly after the reeneeel et the difflonity whigh they themsoloos to the diet leatiame ggaaayss as the ealy roman to withholding it. The bishop aaeteleded with warmly *salt- Ing bin Monde. tea imatiming to the me above GB edam to whom be wee Wady biebtod, the Bor. H. B. Wilms.— Bogue. MINES.-MHZB DAYJ This being settling business in the =null rather firm. Some of 1 u follows :—Clifford em Vor, 331 to 34} ; Soot] Great North Lately, 38e. to ; Fast Grylls 3} t Wheal &ton, 204 to 20 ; and Fast loved, 10 t Foreign and colonial change. Two Mom.' day, there is not muck g market, but prices arc the present quotations arc salgamated, 27 to ; Great h Duren, 35e. to 375. ed. ; to 40s. ; Wheal Grylls, to I ; Frank Mills, 7to ; )7i; Rod Rosswarse, 3 to * 4. mining shares show no COAL MARIEST.—(THIS DAY.) Walla End amte 30a. ; Walla End Hama. 30e. Walls Ead &et Hartlepool, 19.. W. ; Walls Had Hartle. pool, 19..94.• Walla End Braddyla &We, 19a. 3d.; Wale ftd leammell l9m. ; Vale Zed Beak Hartlepool, 19o.; Walla Bed South Hellos, 19.. 3d.; Was Ha Hee& Hall, 19a. 3d.; Wall. Zed Tara, lee. ; Has, 18..; 13a moot, We Bd. ; Wybam, no.; Davldee's Hartley, 170 9d.; &asp Hamiley,lie. N.-Bh* M nub* 33 ; as sea. $3. PROVINCIAL SHARI NARKEPS. LTVIISPOOI6 JIILT 27.-02 034 y ,-4.lreat Iledess, 4/5 I Lentrehir• :and Yortakdria, 119 I I— Leaden and Wait Western, 1824 24—Mastelmatar, Ilhelleld. and 54 80 Liam d i -0r arad, ima l l a —tionin Uteri. ll—Orent Western et Oneeds. 11 WU Mania, 784 nll we Twenties. 70 sn—joutibibsnW. 91. —Alliance !kali. 4 p xd—lllareantUe and Iselmnee Dank, 10— North and South Wake, IQ o—Yea's lamina( Conapm, 6 p.— Albion Marine 1 d.—Atlanile "rele r t el ospeny, pnr end" It —llintainre Oil Osopsay, d.— Oongisny„ 108—National Mean Oompsay, 8 8 ill d. Wheat harvesting is sow wen on is a putt ot the south of nails:ad. Gnaw, La's HONTOLY or are aurraiows,— • Gonna Lee, we nadsrshari. is varying the usewles, his retirecoset Is Ossikeeleed Chesty yr IN akin ideliery. • Be is writiag a history of hie eareprhps bon the than that he atoned the eseresat of the surf of Northers Vi - attar the battle el them Pore to the eopitaistim at Amosmattaz Coest-hesse es the 9th of Apil Gemmel Lr7s work will motels to smut of the exploits of the various constasts easpeleed is the army of ifertSsru VizAlleis. —Mastoid WA) Bwashrs. TILACIIIDT trans Pass.--The fesidesste of Ootwoi de Oh—, is the Fees Ise Prises at lksakip" seer PI" • was two asp shoe the some of • alsesidedlosis ty. The exult having *ma his owseimge. 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