The Express. — London, England, 1860-07-12 00:00:00

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF COMMONS.--(THDI DAY.) The 81MAILLI ar,k the chair at 12 Aimee. PRIVATE IIIySINNIS._ The Lords' amei..imeata to the Milford Haven Railway awl Dock. Bill. Awl the Wareney Valley Railway Bill were c.xlai.len•l The Athenry enol Enuin Junction Railway Rill WM read a oecood tone awl ordered to be oonintitterlL BA NKRU PTCY AND INSOLVENCY BELL . , The leo•e tben went into cordage thin bill 7,1, 79, AO, awl $l. with mild sues amendments oresi hr the tturney-General, were weed to. I pou clause w 2, Lord HEN LEY proposed an aussenhest, for the purpose of ambling registrars of county courta, on becoming official ...Wows ander the bill, to onetime ea attoraey s . The ATTORNEY-GENERAL expressed his intention to a dopt the amendment. Mr. E. JAME.st thought that attorney. should he pre. vented acting=essionally is Metes in which their rt paners wile The ATTORNEY-0 6 74EI N IAL said be was prepared to take the subject into couaideration, and he thought at would Ie letter to deal with it by • sspsnb clause. liter • brief iliseessios, HEILIY, on the sugges boo .1 the Attorney•Genend, withdrew his amendment, aral it was arranged that the Attorney• General should bring up • separate chinas deans with both question.. The disuse, upon that sintaoling, was then agreed to. 'Uwe K 1 was also wood to. tro clause Kt, Mr. M URMA Y proposed an amendment &NA ishiug the office of acconntant in bankruptcy . forthwith, and tranderriag the duties to th e c hi e f registrar. his object Icing, he said, to promote economy in the arrangementa al the court. Mr. 1141I'V ERIE thought the amendment would rather increase the explore., as it Me °lye,' compensation. Mr. E. J.IME.S could not understand why the odic. should not be alvlliAholl at once. It was a most flagitious sinecure; the le.hler, though called an accountant, keening no account. whatever. The question of cortipenaition mrflb he dealt . ith separately. Mr. W. WILLIAMS sail the accountant, who had nothing to do, had ;wren clerks to amiat him, the Aloe entailing altevether an expense of 7,000/. a year. The ATTORNEY-GENERAL thought the wisest sad neat economical noun*, under the circumstance., would be to retain the prelims' accountant for his lifetime, and at his able h to abstain from appotatiag a mammor to him. Mr. I 'ON INGHAM protested spinet the principle of the holder receiving compensation equivalent to his full salary. Sir F. KELLY oppoised the amendment. The ATTORNEY.GENTERAL sail the adoption of the amendment would infallibly ensure the rejection of the bill in another pleas. (Hear, bear.) After ague remarks from Mr. HENLEY, Mr CONINCHAM ezpreseed hie regret that on an economical queation they were again threatened with what m i g ht he dome in ,mother place. (Hear, hear.) The committee divided F..r the amendment It .... I Lett 'ita..) LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (1114,re Kr. Ommainiooer Goalbuni.) Is its AMU AND CO. This was the examination meeting in the case of James Alfred A stet'. William Rudd Knights, and William Astell, tanners, of Bermondsey and St. Neota. The balance .here. have not yet been filed; but a preliminary statement Arf,ni, ha Meng. Paul and Turner, the accountants, 11.,hilities of 20,0001., with wets of about 7,000 f. 'ohr thew eireumstanars an adjournment waa neomart. Mr. Miller, for the assignees, and Mr. News, for the awreed on an adjournment for two toonQs. IN tt W. ►.. WW. lonkrupt was an underwriter of New Broadotreet. and ..f The sea:nate sot being filed, the 'Lazul i...too nievt sag ve. rho adjourned. IN lug Limit 11Y, bankrupt, • merchant, at Finsbury-pavement and Switlaids.lane, had been prosecuted and convicted for I.l4.toing gouda on false pretences within three months of hi. Isinknopicy. The adjudication had Liken place on the Jule, lM5O: and it being supposed that the bankrupt me a nt to abscond, the proarcution had been immediately instituted by Mr. F. Brown, carpet warehouseman, of 8.. solglialdstrvet, since appointed trade aasignee, without w. dins to obtain the onls4 of the court fur that purpose. but scion under the authority of • meeting of creditors. Mr. Limas new applied, on his behalf, that the costs bught Is. •114.wea ..ut of the estate. Ilas Honour doubted whether, under the circumstances in chili the promectitina bad been instituted, be had power t. nut. such all Order. Mr 1..k1114 cited a Is where the Lord flancellor had hebl th tt the coda .4 a similar pirmeartane might be allowed ender the term "all just allowances," in the act.. Geo. 4, to 11*., eve. 140. His Homer, after referring to the act. hekl that he had power ender tin. clam. to :cake the ceder. Order made aeornlingly. (Before Mr. Comairairmer Fame.) IN It TIC WICDOI AND LTWIN , iToN COMPAIT (LOIITCD). A whooling•np ceder was sweetly abode is the sae of this contran. .al du& as& the day &mutated for EAU* Ike tut of cuetnbuturtea. - Mr. Tappi --- hg --- .PpiUroil for tho official liquidator. and Mr. Ilona for certain per whose OiMUM it WWI pop to pLsre on the list. including Mr. &Iward Pude, Mr T. L. Gen, and Mr. Willman. rbe prucetslosp were destitute 4 public interest SECONDARIES COURT. I &fore Mr. Payne, oaraser. and a Special Jury.) H timunu r. PIHLPHT.—FALSE L11P1111103111017. This W.s an action bras& by the plaiatiff, a law stationer. rare) iag on bogies. at Furnivareinn, spirt the .I. (relict. cued the officers of the sheriffs al Landon, far tales iiiiprienenteat. The drfirsalaat pleaded not guilty. Mr. Jorce was ensual for the plaintiff ; Mr. Modal Alkitese Wao counsel for the defendant. It .p seared from the evidence of the plaintiff that be bad been 14 basins. in 41 with his toothier Sc. several veers, tie (Asher, wGhoo was • shareholder in the British Bank. in,: riirried it on before him In April of the preprint years no ti mood chore called at the plsintirs place of bonnem, sod wanted to eve lam father, whoa he wee told he was out, sol he them went away. On the 9th of May. he came again •it h the defendant aad his maa. The defendant then came I. Lim and said, " I arrest you at the suit of Mr. Cleave." pLootaff asked him on what authority be anointed him, Hrns wh:eli the defendant showed him an order for Mr. enry Harwood, mid without attending Mane resnoentrumws on the part of the plaintiff, the defendant took him away to Whitecrearstreet Debtors' Prima, and ...fined him there until the 11th of May, whoa he was released by application to the superior marts. 11. ".ore pierce of which he was put to unneremary expense, outerially injured in hi. The defence mu that the defendant was not liable, as be •• 1 meter the instruction of Cleave. Venial, for the plaintiff— thumps 751. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. (THIS DAY.) OLD COU RT. (Before the fond Chief Haroia.) J.A Spiectr, 80, the Roman catholic prima, who was ,ilittosi yesterday upon two indictments charging him •.t!i felonious! aasaultinz two boys who hail been placed • .11 him as was this morning triad upon a third imputing an offence of the same description to pri•aer in nifermice to mother hoy named Reuben Is it Sec. ...... %It.. 11'..per preeecuted. The prirooer wai defended by M. Pewee. Ilpr es Weave is this case wit• similar to that produced in "there. It appeared that the boy was the aim of • • turner, sad the pei.naer inked ns father to let him ho school, sod to .leep with bias, es he mad he was choldrea. and t u wu was • very clever lad. and be • .•I t.. hart his owiety. no. defence in this ow was the same as in the others— ..• 1,, that there was so corroboration or confirmation of .11.1..50e of the principal witow. Loril flirt Baron having summed up, pay retired to deliberate upon their verdict. Is shout hour they returned into court sad gave a verdict of 1,,, 1. , twut of death was recorded. NEW COURT. (Defuse Mr. Justice enemies.) craw+, 37, was iwilietel for wilful wad cos t t 1-•rjury. • • - Itallanthie w.. ape:L.lly retaieed, with Mr. •. , oultiet the preecuti..o. Mr. Mem and Mr. 1/p.a. cous•cl NA the defendant. atone out of the evidence gives by the bet.re a select committee .4 the Home of ..; 4 .4 a pctiti.A. sipinst tin fetus of air Semi r the borough .4 Great Yarmouth at the 1.4 ear. It will be remembered that Mir rlm en sel l 411.1 Sir Hear, Misery were the soneervative h.? and Mr. Watkia sad Hr. Young reprossetid -.41 iutere.t. and in the omit the two fanner vette •• r« F , •turse•lL A petition was sabeeqesatly pre ' .1 the raters of Si, Edmund Limos, es the • .n. 1.4 brilery. sad the polities w referred fo a select 0. but owls( to the mmeere of beim of thin 1 , ..n in the Hoene of Cheannisa. the waiter was sot roroiderstion until the ming of the present your. . 1 ' , mi1..., r.f wite.m. wore .....antasiL sad t',. d e f ew l en t, w h o swore that cm the lilt m h cs of "• Ivo .lays before the election tmic phase, after a •t WWI 1.41 at the Victoria Garden. of the •• &hound Lacy, sad air H. Str....n. bit lama .Hsi him oo one side end g.ive him • Y. sote et the liseerlei Bank in order to induce him to vote for hint Tile was the alisgstiou of perjury upon which the presses imbettnent was founded, sod the case an the part of the was that the defendant, when he stated that re c t i rn la tseleni this N. stated what he knew to be false. The legusl erbium having been gives, Sir aloread Uses vas auunioed and he swore positively that se Inch trametion as the one spoken to by the defeo daat seer took piss, and his evidence was strongly con firmed by • verlely ether testimony. The trial wee promoting when we went to press, and was likely to occupy the wink of the day. THE POLICE COURTS. (THU DAY.) GUILDHALL Mr. Crokelq• - ps - lidislerr, of liest-strosit, was own loosed for Del • espy of his sew K.p of Africa to the British Moseuat. lb. Harding, of the Gm of Bray, Warm, and Co., soli. akin to the British X. attended for the prosecution. Mr. Woodall, clerk to Yr sollaikes to the British Museum, produced a copy of the nap Is nention, which he had pur chased at the defendaat's dwp on the 29th of May hut, for which he had paid 21. 2e. Mr. ember, who ham the care of the publications received at the museum, said that no copy of the map had been supplied by the defendant. The defendant said the fact was the map was out of print, sad that he was waiting before printing the omit edition to add the comictions consequent upon Dr. Livingstone's ex ploration in Southern Africa. Under the act of parliament be was only bound to supply a plain copy in sheets, which would be 25a., instead of the mounted copy, which was two Mr. H said on the tut occasion that the defendant was be was hoed lle., and no that and the pre. via= orrione that he was brought to this court it was slated by him that be had supplied all publications that we dos, whereas the map in .piestios had been published some tire previously. Sir John Musignive and Alderman Licensee decided that the defendires excuse was DO answer to the charge for neglecting to 0010 4 t with the act of parliament , and there fore fined him for the neglect, 42e. the value cf the map, and to. costa, all of which were immediately paid. Merin. R. Get,* and Co., of Stationers Hall-court, were summoned for not delivering the 21st part of a aerial publication to the authorities of the Museum. The defendant pleaded inadvertency, but inasmuch as not a single part of the work hail been supplool, :in. John AluKrrove rid if that defence were bona tole the defendant had been guilty of 21 inadvertencies. Mr. Harding rid he had a log list of books of which Maar Griffin hail failed to f urn the Museum with copies. Alderman Lawrence then fined the defendants and ordered them to soy the value of the books and costa. MAItYLEBoNE. THE PRIVILEGEA 19 THE Kr.Gm'N•P.\lli. Mr. Samuel Orem, who ilvecnbed himself se a lecturer, was charged before Mr. Hammll, at the instance of the Chief l'ommizsioDer of Works, with " exposing certain papers for sale in the itegeneapark, without the consult of the Chief Commissioner of Ai arks, so as to cause an an aoyance." Park-keeper March, No. 22, stated that about half-past 7 o'clock the previous evening be raw the prisoner in the Brow.lwalk of the He where be had seen him frequently before. There was • crowd collected round him, and be was addressing the people upon political subject.. At the conclusion of his remarks he offered fur sale some printed papers (One of them was produced. It was entitled "The People's Anthem," to the tune of God save the (twee.) The verses contained po litical and religious topics. He (prisoner) salted • penny for one, which witness saw him receive. Witness told him that he could not be allowed to sell them in the park. Mr. Hammill asked the witness if the prisoner hal sold them on wailer occasion. March replied that he had seen him on the Sunday, when ' the band was playing. The prisoner observed that he saw the programme of what the band was about to pl.y sold, and he thought be had an equal right to sell his. March added that, as the prisoner persisted in selling his mien, he took him into custody. Mr. Hamelin told the prisoner that he was not allowed to sell them in the park without the consent of the ranger. If he promised nut to offend again he (Mr. Hammill) would discharge him. TM prisoner said he was not aware he was acting con trarily to law. was He would not °deed again. The prisow discharged. NAHUM WO 11-ErfREET. ATTOITTIM SUICIDE IN A POLICE CZI.L. Men Wardle, • women of dissipated habits, was charged before Mr. Bowdon iie folluwr : 115 C said he saw the primmer in the Haymarket in a Mate of intoxication, sad, baling he could do nothing with her. he was compelled to take her into euetody. Inspector Holdes, of the C division, said that • short time after she was locked in the call, notwithstanding a watch was kept on her owing to her having done the mine thing on former occasion., be found het with a piece of string tied so tightly round her throat that she was black is the face, and but for the timbly discovery there was little doubt that serious consequences would have ensued. He at mice cut the string, and had her taken into the reserve room. Menke reinsaled her fore few days. ANNoTIIIO AEI) THREATINIXO THE HTZWARD O► A CLUB. William' Halaiimas was charged with su:obeying and threatening to "do fur" Mr. James Fitzpatrick, the steward of the Stafford Club, Sairde.row. Mr. Edward Lewis, of Great Marlborough-street, ap peared for the complainant, and having stated the awe, Mr. Nadal, after audios* the defendant. onlered bin, to ester into his reargairanes, an the sum of 'AM., for three months. ittPEESS, TWITSSAY grE 1 141146, JUL' I 4i, IMO. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. (IT =acme Truciamil PONTEFRACT MEETING.—(THIS DAY.) ILVOTTINOLET STA. T.Y.C. Psalms illy sad Lapaiaber are ben. RIDDIG HANDICAP. this mile sad a ball. Mound Kama, Sir Harry. and Slinpby are bare. LONDESBOROUGH STAKES. T.Y.C. iiaoreaFy arei: V. min Nicht, and Booinikan are nom WELTER CUP. One &owe Hollsed,llowth: iool;i7, iido laa, end Caw boa& are bets. ENTRY FOR MEMBERS' PLATE. Six furlong. Ticket of Lmegt, 4 yrs, 9st ; aged, list 1 . 3 b ; Lustre. 4 yrs, get 111 b ; King of Algiers, 4 gm 7st 9lb ; Tomboy, 41n, 7st 716 ; Adelaisla, 4 yrs, 7.t ; Prime Minister, 4 yrs, 7st 21b ; Wawa, 4 yrs, 7st ; Boxy Bee, 3 yra, Gm 121 b ; Tkllywisks, 3 yrs, Est 11Li ; Cense, 3 yes, Set 11Ib ; Tousle, 3 yrs. Het ne ; Retreat, 3 pa, est Baal: Prologue, 3 yin, let 41b ; Swaim, 2 yrs, Set ; Primer, sst Mb. Brame, Prime Meister, Wessel, and Retreat are bete. &WRIER FOR CASTLE PLATE. (Rae to-morrow.) Breese, a, 9st ; Gamma, 5 yrs, 74 ; Tomboy, 4 yrs, Sit 10Ib ; Prime Mingrier, 4 yru 7st ; Adelaide, 4 Yrs, 7st Mb ; Weasel. 4 yrs, 7gt Tidlywinks, 3 7st ; Moulvie, 3 yrs, fist 91b ; Retreat, 3 yrs, Get 9lb ; 3 yrs, GA 711) ; Houryamee. 3 yrs, ht ; Ounpber, 2 yrs, ; Necklace, 2 ym, let nt, Oran AltilVALL—Greta, Pedlar, Btaatoo, Oldatiortar, Glen Stewart, Tattoo. impetuous Baia, Wildman, Corium, Wagtail, Lustre, IA Belle Alior, Cast 011, ihor., Doe. foot. Whitewall, Hooeymooa, Camphor, Bird thirDale, sad Mesdicus. Bwtimrso or Beast.—An notional and extraor (hoary occurrence took *face oa Sunday last at the camp on the Curragh of Kildare. A private of the 20th tarot, named Martin R about twelve o'clock, took a can and a piece of hoc, with yan which lie coinniesoed beating the mu fur the purpose of causing sonic hem eying about the cam to swarm. This he succeeded in mom effectually th a n he desired, for shortly after he commenced the rattling noise the bees gathered upon one aide of his face, extending in • thick cluster, 'umbering thousands, from the top of hie heed to half down his ant; betweeir the shoulder and elbow. In thi. dile:nate he called out for assistance, and be was shortly afterward. plead sitting in • chair, wheel • hive was oh tamped, which was held over his head. covered with a sheet, with a view of emkavooring to get them to enter the hive, but up to the hour of 3 o'clock, when our oonespoodent saw him. there was little prospect of their removiag, and, the day beiu, extremely hot, it WY conjectured the little but busy tribe would not take to the quarters which were+ pro vided for them sooner than 6 or 7 o'clock ia the evening. The soldier wee removed to the gnardrocia, out of the air, for the jr irpose preventing any other mallards gathering about him, and to gore him shelter from the overpowering rays of the sun, from which he was suffering greatly io con sequence of the weak state to which the sudden and Jan pious assemblage upon Ides had reduced him —Feccatan's Journal. tat Zama Poraro Caor.—A correspondent of the F, ri .iirseel, writing from Mihealleck, Mowlay. mays :--" I have just returned from travelliag csteucively weer this district, perhaps the largest potatoimicing coon try is the south of Ireland, sad I ant paired to state that both olvervatica and report coat= the sknuia; fact that the potato crop Is already wise* &fa:l,M with the blight. ts late as • fortnight aims the yams p!auta looked vigorous and healthy, and hopes ware generally eatarteined that this year's return would be natures* productive. Yore meetly the lames exhibited rusty deposits is smell spots, varying la Wm from the eighth to the fourth part of an inch in diameter. Hess spots have gredeelly mewed out, until they have emend the whole surface of the leaf, whisk smile • rank, fetid odour. I saw un £Maday last • large laid of potatoes ou the farm of Mr. Coeyere, Castletown, which were pat down Ira January, literally burned to the pound by this proem of infection. Paths' along the reeds, the smell gym out by the potato plant is mem aerie& lemsal wadi districts have sot, I am to Mita, hews ablecked. Het, generally speak ing,tlnight is gresed, err pal skim means anampt the farming dames." aHARI lISTS.-Tlile DAY. lhro o'Ciacti. Tli• railway ohm ma i* to-day b exosedingly quiet, but prima generally are firm. Caledonian and Eastern Comities stocks have advanced about per cent. South Eastern is dull. London and North-Western stock is now quoted 1021 to Great Western, 701 to 71 ; Midland, 118 to ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1061 to 1 ; South Eastern, 841 to 85 ; Great Northern, 115 to 116 ; Eastern Counties, 561 to 57 ; and Caledonian, 951 to 94. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares are steady,at par to* prem. Grand Trunk of Canada Railway stock is rather more inquired for. ORDINARY 1111A11111 AND !'PUCKS ea IPd I RAILWAYS. I Clodng prices 1 Saks to-ds yesterday. 1 114 l an Biros ,Wol. OtstonriraL 5 1k . SO 101 lark.,Lan.,&Cbsolane. 76 75 16 an Bisekburn 26 an Myth and Tyne — 18 an Bordon,do& Md.C 4lll 7/ et. 10 Bristol and Ruts, St. 10 Caledonian 60 all Cork and Bandon — 10 all Cornwall 6l 7 10 A Do. A) Aso dlr. until 6 10 all Do. B ( pc. to paid to & 60 all Dublin and BeMd. Joe. 8$ all Dund., Perth, & Aldan. 8 9 Ilk 109 East Anglian l6 17 161 ek 1111 Pastern Counties 6 61 663 664 ' 114, 100 Eastern Union, SOMA 93 hi 6t. 100 Do. Mookl4 25 17 - 20 all East Suffolk 10 all Ditto St. 100 INdinhorgh and Glasgow T 7 78 Bt. 1001 EdinbrO,Perth, Durham 291 70 1 _ 110 all i Forth and Clyde Joao St. 100 i Glasgow &8. W 411.411111 103 106 10 all areal Northof 800tand 66. 100, Great Northern M. 109 Do. A Stock 114 116 1141 96. 1001 Do. B Mock 181 138 St. 100 01. South& West. (Ire.; 1134 1141 Bt. 10961 red Wester.. 01, 100{ Do.StourValoua.B4lr. 60 al U. 199 Isureashtre& Yorkshire 1061 1061 1061 1 4 at. KO, London and Blarkwall 09 71 704 Ilk 1091LonBrIghton.&&Coast 113 116 2/ di Loadoss.Chathan,lDov. 124 12 111 ss. me 'London& North Waists. 1021 102 1021 I 111 W Do. Sheathe l2l 12 3 —• M. 101 losioalMathWestarn 06 96 06 11_ 16 all Loagsaftery&Coleraln. 26 mil Do. sad llianisidUer 10 11 St KO NIN,INNotiNceNN 401 4,1 2 1 s 10 4 Metropolitim 8 .11,6 M. 100 1111412a4 M. 100 Ds. Bain& Dab,— 06 118 60 au um. 433 Wakes (lin) 100 all INeweadle mad Cadld• —.— 26 all Newport, Aber.,&Ama 10 9 Newry& Armarktii_ 20 all Newry, Warreup. &RM — 01. 100 1 Northif orf Briti olk St. 100 50 31orthern Counties Va. e l Ildis sh M. all 'North Devon Rail. ID — M. 100 all M. Do. orn A —Berwiek 21 164 IN. lfastDo. O.N. &Theo 1 01 Ms St. 100 Do. Leeds l2 53 M. 100 Do. York 84. 100 North Leaden 10 all North&S.Wastashms 9 19 Ii 10 111 171 1 N Nott& orth Orantharolt&C. 04 Sadfordshirs 18 on , Peebles 10 all [Portsmouth 10 all Itltyntney - 131. 400 Scottish Control 6k 1100 jSeottlali N. E. Aber.B4k. 11 12 81. 100 3cottlds Midland 56 In 6t. 100 ,Shropshiro Union 10 all .Bittinghourne &Sheers. 4 $ 4b Bt. 110 n , South Devon 44 46 St. 100 South Eastern j 84. 100 Youth Wales OO lb St. 100 ;S. Yorks & Illue 19 82 30 all Stalnes,Wol=. II 6 26 1 all stocktoa 4 25 ,11 tto MOM lt 4 :1 Sla St. 100 , T ad Vol. 50 all ' Clam — M 10 Do.— lsk 4 Do. sips , pm M. 100 Yale of Nsaik 10 all ', Ylebeit Ilia. a U U. 114 100 St. Wa9edsr4 • ..., 80 au mast Oorsindl 4 •••• so on 'Most 164404 — - Ta St. 100 West Illdbad—Ostana 46 47 1107Z112 1 1C11 SMARM KIIIIMAYL dub* Idea I aim Welneter 4 p. en al. , Caledonian. Lid IDen.Penhat Aber. Jim lira Anglia.. A. sp. ea Do. C. lkeßati Do. 7 la el i IL Cosa 1n.,11p.a. No.l; Do. _ do. No.2' Ne;B p. et. 44 :Eastern Caton, 4 p. et Ohlave,llp. ct Adtn.,Perth,Dun..4. p.c 'Great Northern, 5 p. et IDo.6c.red.at 10 pct.pia 'De. 4i per oent Do.sp.c.red.st 5 p.c.pm GLIC 5.:41=41, Ist Prof 'ol.Weet.fliterkadflants Do. redeem. 41 p. cent Do. redeem. 4 p. cent Do. Irresteem. 4 p. et Do. bp. et. redeem Pref. Do. him. Prof. Shares Do.ChesterPf.l4ll.Bp.e. Do. do. do. bp. c. Do. Birm. Gus. Stock Do. Chest, Gus. Shane Do._do.~ 40 _—_ Do. do. do Luc& Vetolt. dp.e.k LoatiOrWAL.ip.o.Gloa et Yo. Do. 6 p.c. do. No.! Do. Op.c.. do. &l e. do. No. 4 Do. p.o. do. Do. o.o.prLoh. do Do. 794. Prot stook IDo.dp.e.do.(W.L*C.P ; Do.6p. 1.14. Av. dot. ND Y4864b", 100 ILMNW.I:ovANias.BF 1 100 Ltd.W.:p.c.ll3.lalo all Loadoodrrytilsak 100 Nondbat. LaaOp aL 100 Do. 414 Do. par on& Dandoeusoblo 6p.& 100 Ildland Cossa.dp.anodt 100 Do.Coos./Sce &Owe. MO Da al p. et. ?raddled* 100 Do.Leltklitaisla p.c. 100 !Norfolk 6pp dtc Stook 101 NothkWahlpraw6 LOS Do. Now Gor ip. ot. 1 Do.lawdor Union gem ISO X. liaa.--ararE.4 ahL M Do. do. di 13 Do. Ueda • p.a. No. 1 10 Do. York. 11.13 &pan. all Iliwth aD isoollll _Abed. Now Prat. lioot.N.Liep.ot. ?WA Do. Aber. go.6p.e Do. 7 p. A. M y Nook & Devoe Mid p. A Sae. iced. As. &LIM Do. 4+ per oast Do. had 41 per end Woks goo. dp. sod- Do. de per coil A Yorlor I p. A gr litoek.aDartimpos*a Do. do. Sdp.e. Cllp.e. Water& ItOkomgdpe. W.llid—Olf.lelgsaat Do. do. tad do Do. Ne.p. 5 P. et. Pref I Do.do.porp. 41p.et. prof VORZION I itVin ,/sewer/ It 1444ardui! 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OD U 7 119 117 119 140 141 117 119 1N 14111 ho lit US US IM Id UM IN N N 111 111 MIS 11 1 pm S 7 SV 1 it er i CI id 22 II 122 1U IN IN 1 1 9 1 114 IN us N Si N IN N N N N Ili 52 1 U Si 11 SO 126 IA 112 1112 aok 1 Us MAYS. Cloglag — preala N 0 ad I 1 :Ms 2 1 ti 2 221 .4 .4 sd is 191 ST 54 1 id id IS 35 9 l id i „ ma We za 5 a 1 M 96 IS IN — idl ... sd 20 *2 id ... BRITISH POSAIDISIO!4& Maser prices yesterday. Si IS PO 96 I 4t f 4:01 414 et N 1 ItAILWITIL Atlantic *pt. asp7e.l Do. do. R BeffalodlAkeßuronSL Do. Preference Doff., Brant,. Goderich p.c. Bdi , Avg. 1.1871 eadorsodbyßolf.aLli. Do. Jaly 1,1873, ditto.. Do. June 1, 1874. ditto. Cslesits a & Laws.. apeTiDocelp.e.gas. Nylea, fr omit Liters Kart India _ Do. Riee*m . Do. 'abbelpm Do. p. Do. 6 p. et. Geelonga Ifelbonree Grand ?rook of Com& Do. 6 per ct. Pref. Do.Rec.Pref.6a b ctac : Do. 6 per et. Do. 7 per ct. ,ia !pain --p..6.161 Do. New OR S. of India g. st ir e t t Oh Wed Canada, s Do. New Do.Bdo,oon , tkitt.4llloo Do. do. 73 till 40 Do. do. 73 ta Do.hp.chlido.,reg ia . Madras Oz. 4+>M of. Do. do. I r ta :. Do. di per et. Do. 4th Eaten. do 3lelb.Corp.f3p. etßesdr N. Braaawlck& Cards Du. do. Lad do. Do. do. Bap do. Do. do. Laud do. _ . lute rUr;liitdc Do. Peutjaub Do. 1nd.114.71a.g. p.eL TrinidiA, United. Swip t! . _ id MONEY MARKET.-THIS DAL Two o'CLoci. The funds to-day are firmer, the fine weather exercising • stimulating influence. The financial abatement promised by Mr. Gladstone is awaited with much impatience ; but Consols hare risen 1 per cent., although business is limited. The share markets are likewise quiet, but very firm. Consols are officially marked 931, 1, and for money, and 93f, for the account. The present quotations are 931 to for cash, and 93j " bayers" for the 9th of August. The official business report is as fol lows :—Three per Cents. Reduced, 931, ; New Three per Cents., 931, 1, t, ; India Stock, 219, 221 ; Indian Five per Cent. stock, 1859, loci, 1 ; Five per Cent. " enfaced " rupee paper, 971, 97 ; Exchequer Bills, par, la Turkish Bonds are firmer. The loan of 1864 has risen 1 per cent., and that of 1858 fully 1 per cent. The present quotations are respectively 77/ to and 60/ to 1. The inquiry for Spanish Bonds has revived. Sales are recorded as fol lows :—Brazilian Old Five per Cents., 991 ; ditto Ave per Cents., 1839 and 1859, 991 ; Dutch Two and-a-Half per Cents., 66, 641, ez div. (exchange 19f1.); ditto Four per Cent. Certificates, 1011, 102 ; Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., for account, 94, 1; ditto liribarren Four and-a-Half per Cents., 811, ex div. ; Hasidim Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 931 ex div. ; Spanish Three per Cents., for account, 481, ez div. ; ditto, New Deferred Three per Ceuta., for account, 391, ez div. ; the Committee's Certificates, 41 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1868, for account, 60 ; ditto Guaranteed Four per Cents., 1021. The scrip of the new Russian Loan is steady at to 1 premium. A considerable rise has taken place in the shares of the Union Bank of London, which are officially marked in the Stock Exchange 27 and 26f. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Reines were quoted 68.85, showing no change since yesterday. The supply of money in the discount market having increased since the payment of the divi dends, good bills are now taken readily at 4 per cent. In exceptional instances transactions occurred yesterday at a fractional reduction. The demand at the Bank, however, was rather brisk. The bulk of the quarterly advances have low been repaid to that establishment. Au instalment of 15 per cent. falls due on the Russian Loan of 5,030,000/. on the 16th inst., and an instalment of 8 per cent., making 68 per cent. paid, on the Canada Loan of 2,800,0001. on the 17th inst. The amount actually payable in the latter case, however, is only 6 per cent., 24 per cent. interest being due on the Ist inst. The Delta, from Alexandria, has brought 4,032/., and the Armenian, from the West Coast of Africa, 2,600/. Intelligence has been received of the arrival of the homeward Calcutta and China mails at Alex andria. Pending the debates in parliament on the Gas Bill, the gas interest is much agitated, and the prices of shares in many of the companies are little more than nominal. Subjoined are the latest prices of insurance, dock, canal, and miscellaneous shares, as given in the last Stock Exchange list : Insurance—Clerical, Medical, and Omen! Life, 23 ; Eagle, 71 ; Globe, 981 ex div. ; Indemnity Marine, 16 2 • London Provincial Marine, If ; Law Life, 76 ; Ocean Marine, ej ; Rock Life, fA; Thames and Mersey Marine, 3, ; Universal Marine , . Union , 2711, P. 22, ex die. Docks.—Commereial, 10 L., ex die. ; East and West India 1211; London, 66. Gas.—lmperial, New, 32, 1„ ex die. ; Plrenix, 611; United General, 21f. Waterworks.—Berlin, 4 ; Chalice, 20, ex die. ' • Dist London, 124, ex die. ; Southwark and Vauxhall, 1091. Bridge.—Waterloo, The London and North Western Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 7,2861. ; the Great Northern an increase of 3,4411. ' • the Great Western an increase of 983! . ; and the Loudon and South Western an increase of 3,2671. The traffic return of the Grand Trunk Railway of Canada for the week ending June 23 shows an increase of 2,7591. The warrants for the half-yearly interest on the shares in the Scinde Railway, Indus Steam Flotilla, and Punjaub Railway, were issued this day. The half-yearly meeting of the Scottish Austra lian Investment Company will be held on the 27th instant. An extraordinary meeting of the Calcutta and Burmah Steam Navigation Company is called for the 24th instant, when it will be proposed to in crease the capital to 120,0001. An extraordinary meeting of the Grand Surrey Docks and Canal Company is oonvened for the 26th instant, to consider the expediency and mode of raising additional funds, and I lecutnig ad ditional works, and to determine on conditions for the conversion of the optional loan notes into shares. A general meeting of the City of London Gas Company is called for the Ist of August, to declare a half-yearly dividend. . . . With reference to the market for American se curities, Mr. B. F. Satterthwaite report 4 ab follows : The market in London for American securities remains in a vary inactive state, and no change of moment has occurred in quotations. Erie shares and Third Mortgage Bond. are rather firmer. A meeting was held yesterday of the creditors of Mr. James Herbert Smith, trading as Janice Herbert Smith and Co., tanner and leather mer chant, who failed on the 30th ult. The balance sheet, prepared by Messrs. Quilter, Ball, and Co., estimates the liabilities at 168,3061., and the assets at 46,6641., showing about ss. ed. in the pound. A creditor expressed an apprehension that the ha bilities may be increased by the suspension of additional firms ; but this view was not coincided in by Mr. Jay, the accountant. The stock of leather and other goods on band was valued by Mr. Smith at 22,0001., but another practical autho rity places it at 23,5841., according to present prices, and the latter amount is included id the general statement of assets. The discussion fur the moat part had reference to the transfer by Mr. Smith to other parties of his share in the San Domingo Mute, in Portugal, valued by himself at 1,500.". n behalf of the firm, tt was proposed to pay a composition of ss. in the pound, by instalments at 3,6, 9, and 12 months, the first two to be of lk Gd. each, and the remain ing two is each, to be secured by promissory notes, with security to the extent of 2,5001. for the pay ment of the final instalment. A.resolution to this effect was agree,' to, subject to the approval of a committee of creditors which was appointed. The labours of this committee will include au in vestigation of Mr. Smith's interest in the mina, in Portugal, and should they ascertain that it is of greater value than 1,5001. they are to report to a future meeting. Tnere were several representa tives of the London joint stock bunts and discount establishments present. A report on the hide and leather market is sub joined : At Leadenball market this week there has been a very large attendance of manufacturers and merchants of leather from various parts of the kuiplom, many of whose visi:.• were no doubt caused by the recent extenehT failures, the facts snd position of which they were naturally interested io aseertiuning. There was coesequently not much of the usual market business transacted. What few sales of leather were made were at a reduction generally of about Id. per lb. Is the raw market hides, which had on the first report of the failures so greatly gone down, a reaction has followed, and at wter&y's mallet they were all sold at prices not mach Low those at the close of the previous mouth. A report of yesterday's indigo sale is annexed : A large proportion was sold: bengal of good wand qua lity was firmer, but the ordinary consuming sorts win cheaper . ; Kunnas of good quality sold fully the lower sorts be ing without alteration : • few dry het amid at about 3d per lb. discount upon May rates. 1,232 chests peeled today, of which 367 chests were withdraws, 179 chests bought in, and go; chests sold. Total quantity passed, 2,579 chests, of which 1,306 have lass sold, 186 withdrawn, sod 435 bought in. Ilia si tee leo Iwo I 100 100 100 10 101 li Mal t "es id 10,1 111 9 9 Si lb 96 98 Ioo,{lo 1114000 i 1,066,638' 5.011.310 1,90,600 MASS 90.000 1,000 St. Commercial I. Do. 4p. ot. Ppd., Ware St. tag and Westin(Da l5O Bt. London Bt. St. 'Wharf= 100 St. Southampton lOO St. Victoria 20 Do. Now Qua. 00v.6 p.o.J ea.& inL : Do.' per cont., 1879 : Do. 6 per eeot. 1880 Do. 6 per cent., 1886 Da e per et. Feb.tAsg Do. spar et. 11ar.680 D 0.6 per cont. Do. do. Scrip.. New Brtutew.Gov.6 N.B. Wales Gr. 6 p. e. 1866 Do. a p. C., 1171 to 1876 Do. 6 p. e., llp Novi floods I p. el Ng Deb. redeem. 1879 B.AnatOov.'pe.Doode Vic Ov. 6p. a Janatialy Do. do. 6p a. Apr.* .... —.— ... .... 47 14 .... _ —•- 07 Wid —id } as pir :4 1112 111 1111 Ul U 1 US 100 101 2,800000 106 106 iii iii id 99 99 id 97i Siti id 106 107 z.l 107 109 id 107; 10e! 14110 i . IMOOI SO BILITLISH 1111 M. mono. IIILW Alfred Coca (Phi Until &With Iron Clifford Der. G. Con- l e s t: & I ) last Basset ( llait Caradon Wh. Russel (TinIBIL) Grumbler & St. MEN% Great South TOr emio 6.Wh. Alfred •,' G. Vor ,Haletan) Grenville Herod's-Foot Ellington Downs Lady Bertha (Coy rlanS) Nitrgra le Downs N. Frances Mims) N. Wh. Basset t iler North Wheal Par Can.. (St. Providence (12= Satirisi ngmden Con. MM. Cln S. Ca Chsir) & Cam Brea ( ,St.. Meow) S. Devon Iron & SOL Wining 'Lisa. 8. W. Frances (illogen) Stray Part Tamar SIL&Laad ldLQ Tin Croft Vale of Towers (Cann ) Weet Bud (l i tr a, 4 ) W. Copulas ( West Satan Wh. Booed ( M R =n t • . Bull ( WWh er h. lidsrard (Calstoeit) Wh. Kitty (11n. Le)ant) . Wheal Mary Ann altenhealet) iWh. Trelawney (Wk ) Si 101.11GN MEM - 2 $ 1 1 NO MI 410 MO 116 30 1.024 : . 612 .. (144 .. 4 .? 00 • • )1 7L In It ~ . 6,120 .. KM .. 6,000 .. 12.13.9 1 4 6.14.6 alto. 41.84.66 it. 2 9 81 31 3 38 sil il 6. _. ' tih I.ltol to 12,000&It .. ilit 4 4 12 111 45 47 to*Ol cowl 10 1 1 13 , - . L I Lot 4 6:°°° l .. t .. Wti 2} 3i 1 160 1/0 68 60 ,st 1116 67 di 310 320 1110 160 00 96 a., r La - 13 33 13 14 :: 1A241 .. II 12 a 21 10 - 70041 vs,sao I9' 25 to 40 rostra= on Aooord, Molted Bras Imp. Icat3Lps ) Do. St John del 1.47 I -I as Pwr td 1111 zd se sr JAI 10,000 00,000 mOOO WOO MAO, jejeel 10,11001 Chalks. MM. Co. Jam Coln Copper D a at ia rtasatala Ooppar Fortsaa Ormond Northers t& Asalasßa C (Um ) Isesada (Um) Lamas Laatudaa 3 11 =0•Appr al S Fret Pcsatbr ni s p d Ev7rlaad Sala& Asada. Ma Melba 11.mkaa ) Wortalart Do. 2 KINIO Utioo MAN AM !.._-_ JOINT STOCK 1 K 41 11_ U 14 1 1 1 ells par s il Par I I, ift 1 1 zd zd 1001 id td - ii 96 ! id ad _ TA 1071 8 _l4 So. I la. I Bum. I Pd. ICL prior. I ham M. 100 Agra and U. kr. Baia . 60 - - -. U. 40 Australssis 0.000 100 lank a - 1 0. 10 Link at Turkey 1, 60 MOM N. Marko - - If 1 10.100 SI Chart. Sank of ladia, Audralia. and Odra . all 151 10/ - 10, 15 Chard. lime. of baa. Loa.. and, ChM all 10 II - 0000, 100 Cl o t aaa - 11,0001 100 e 40.04010.11 Caa. of Wanda 16,000 100 Com of imam lO 11 71 - 10,000 ;O a raaoatrasi.Clartd a attarlaat ll 161 104 - 01,000 56.430 10 Loa. Ch. lank of AustrL all 121 10/ - 16,a00 60 Lades and Oasts lt - - - 00.000 60 Landon Jolla Una .. - - - 1111 60,000 100 Loa. and Watininster lO - - 04 10, 100 Nat. Troy. of Wand- A - - U,409 10 Do. Now lf - - - 10,000 60 National lank WM 10 Now Botta Wain - 14,400 15 Oriattal Doak Corpora an - - -. 15,000 SO Ottawa Dank UM 100 Travail of fraud - 25 - - - ad 4,. 10 Do. now 1000 II Oast Asstralla AM U Union of Amara & - - - at, 00 Milan of Lanka - - 27 61 1,000 100 (laity Untal UTISCILLILNIOI7II. No. 4 844. 4 uom•plas. Ird7 CL panic I aim 10,401 15 Anglo.llainua Mint all 111 144 %MI -- 15 Australian AnritaL 6001000 Atlantic Tel (Lat.). Awl io norms wstsivoits.. - -.. so Mt. Amerada Lad - 40 41.400 a Brit t Irish Ilm Totl A as 17 JO - 11.f01 20 Do. /a 7 por aim Una ell 19 II - 11.710 SO Do. C - 41.515 all Canada land an 115 120 ad -ad 0.030 10 Rama lama TaL (L) all 6 4 .- UM. Bt. s • 111gatingalsaft an U 17 - 10000 11 . PM le par seat. 161 U. -•• 1,001906 Bt. Crate' Palace lo oal lit Ble We 140,00 Bt. Do. Probarraso 150,000 et. Do. Op. et. Tarp. Deb. 100 10f 100 ad - 100.000 U. Matra Talagrapit 7,100 15 Do now ll + 11 paa - 70,000 1 las. and Aust. Om. - 114 11 No. about Nallasai 14 - - ... 110,000 Gnat Stip (LMW) 140,000 1 Do. 171 par coat Prof. 1 par 1 1 pat - 11.000 5 Loa. Dtat- Td. (L) 1 11 1 4la - 0100,000 10 Imam nacos/at (14 - 5 1 1 41a - 4 Lao. Goa. analltar Oa an 1 f - 11Q 10 Kam Inian. a Canal I 111 II paid -ad DA 10 XaMatransailloo.Thi. all - - .. 12,400 10 Iladltsr. Lt. Tel. (Liza) an 3 4 -. 10,040 15 National Masa Co 5 11 111 4L 4 0.000 TO NerbuddaCoalarron(L) 5 1 If Lila - 11.710 10 Nethataatio land . - -. 60,000 6 Do. tip. a, la. at I as. all f 4 - 1,71 r 100 N. Irma. aN. Mt. LL 110 10 IS - la 1114 • IN. BM. MI A Gas all ustralrolen all - l i. 1 - 1 . I 00,000 1 Do. "New Mara" lbs. 1 par - 10,000 10 Oran. la. am (lia.) 1 U. 10 Ds. do. CIL - ••••• elk M. l'oal /Mr Duda ilia Fla 45 U - 19. 60 Batt and Ortm. Moo all 11 7$ T WOO 110 Do. Now UBO 12 pa elt AM IS lad Boa a Lad. Tad 44 w ei .l on srUpt.bylit.o“. all / ale pot KM O - io,iso i W s now Lae - MM. 1M 1144781114111118eas 0 IS 01 40 1. M. 'Scottish A. Inman. 100 100 lit - U. 16 Aamallan land all li L o ad -d MAO 1 bauariao M gab all . - 11. 1 La &a lhatolorod- all 1 - 60. 10 Trait aLL 00.14.0 m. I - - - 10, 100 Vaa Dteesn's Lad-- 211 5 MI - zd id 10011 id 141 id id WI 1 id 61 id 111 I 4... id! 911 - 15 9 81 xd .--- zd _a Oil 6 zd 4111.11. • IBA Mr. E. E. Franc Levine was yest&rday appointed goat for Lloyd's at Guyaborough, N.S. WEDNISDAT EVER/0. Console, which closed yesterday at 931, " sellers," for the 9th of August, opened this morning at 931 to ) 1, declined to 931 to 1, and closed at 93/ to 1. For money the opening and closing quotation was 931, to 1, a reduction taking place in the interval to 93 to /. The official business report is as follows : —Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 93, 1, 93, 1 ditto for account (August 9), 9 - 4,1, 1,1 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 931, 1, 93 ; New Three per 93 1,1 93 , 1, 93, / ; Bank Stock, 229; India Stock, 220, 219, 2201 ; Indian Five per Cent. Stook, 1859, 1041, 4 ; ditto for opening, 1041, ; ditto Four per Cent. D e b en t ures , 1858, 981 ; ditto 1859, 981 ; Five per Cent. " enfaced" rupee paper, 98} ; dtto Five-and-a-Half per C e nt., 1021, f ; India Bonds, 78., 4s. dis. The Indian rupee paper continues to meet with a moderate inquiry. The Indian Five per Cent. stock of 1839 remains steady, at 1041 to Y. India Bonds were quoted 7s. to 4 dia. Owing to the uncertainty respecting Mr. Glad stone's financial* proposals, Exchequer Bills have fallen to 24. dii. to 2s. prem. The foreign stock market was quiet. The Turkish Six per Ceuta. of 1854 were last quoted 77 to 1, and those of 1858, 591 to 60. Spanish Passive Bonds were flatter. There is still little or no inquiry for Mexican. Iu the market for bank shares the principal transactions were in Union Bauk of Louden, which, after being marked 241, improved in the afternoon, after the termination of the meeting, to 241 to 254. In the miscellaneous share market the only alteration of the least importance was an improvement in Mediterranean Extension Telegraph. The closing quotations for the shares in new undertakings were as follow :—Ocean Marine Insurance, 12 to 11 prem. ; Thames and Mersey Marine, T 4 to 1 prem. ; Universal Marine Insurance, to 1 prem. ; London and Provincial. Marine, to (Lis.; South Eastern Railway of Portugal, Ito 1 prem. ; London and South African Bank, 5-18 to 3-16 dis. ; and City of Loudon Brewery Pre , .orefilL , l3, par. MINES.-THIS DAY. Two &MM. In the mining market to-day, Rceewarne United shares were rather dull, at 67 to 59. East Basset are quoted 137} to 140 ; East Wheal Russell, 12f to 13 ; Tyriugham Mine, If to 2 ; and Lady Bertha, 2/ to 3. Alfred Consols shares have also been dealt in in the Stock Exchange' at n . Business generally has been limited. As rei,rards foreign and colonial wining shares, there is uo alteration whatever. At an extraordinary meeting of the East Kongs bn_Native Silver Mining Company of Norway, on Monday, General Pemberton in the chair, the articles of association were revised, in order to meet the views of the whole body of shareholders. A re?ort was ;dal read from Mr. J. C. Fuller, one of the directors, now in Norway, as well as letters from Mr. J. H. Clements, the company's oonsulting engineer, who is also at the mines. Several of the clauses in the articles of association were discussed at great length, and the alterations were passed with the unanimous vote of the shareholders pre sent. _ . _ The annual meeting of the Strathalbyn Yining and Smelting Company is called for the 27th inst. North Wheal Famouth on the 9th mat. made a call of 3s. per share. From Sortridge Consols Nine (July 10) Captain It. Jack. son writes :—" We have cut into the lode in the 40 east on No. 2 south lode ; ft is 2i feet wide, worth 3 tons of ore, or 30j. per fathom. We have now about 4 fathoms more lode to take dawn. The lode has been improving fur this last 9 fathoms, and is now best in the preseut end. From pre sent appearances it will, in my opinion, improve in valise the next time it is taken down. The esst is improved, being now worth 14 ton of ore per fathom." From Wheal Edward, Captain M. H. East reports (July 10) :—" South lode : In the 81 east the lode is very pro mising, producing saving work ; in the 61 east, produces good stories of ore. The stops in back is worth 24 tons of ore per fathom, and the rise 3 tons per fathom. In the 60 west of rise it is worth 2i tons of ore per fathom ; in the 61 went, 15'. per fathom ; and in the 50 east it yields a little copper ore. North lode : In the 52 west it is com posed of c.ip el, spar, mundic, and spots of paean and copper ore. ' From South Caradon Wheal Hooper (July 7) the agent states :—." We shall resume the sinking id the shaft next w.iek, unless anything happens to prevtnt it, and will be outinued uninterruptedly. There is uo change." COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MINCING-LANE.—(THIS DAY.) BOGLE. —The market continues to wears firm appearance. Refined—This market is also firm.. . . Come!.—Prices are supported, with • fair amount of bins:ems done. TEA.—The market is steady, but inactive. Rice.—The demand continues very limited. Rre.—A few small sales have been made at prices which scarcely supported previous rates. SALTPETRE continues dull of sale. ions sold in public sae at .sa. decline. Flrscmi unaltered. . INEgiao.—Second Day.—For the middling and good mid dling owilities of Bengal there is a fair export demand at yesterday's prices. Ordinary and defective sorts continue neglected. 1,232 cheats have passed the sale to-day, in cluding 367 chests withdrawn and 179 bought in, leaving 646 emote all. CorroN.—The public sales went off without spirit, prices scarily supported. Mari:eta generally steady to-day. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The market is steady to. day et the following quota tions :—Town tallow, 535., Let ; Petersburg Y.C., oa the spat, 52s ; August to Sept., 52e. MI. ; Oct. to Dec. ; Jan. to March, 18a, 535. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) We have a very middling supply of beasts both r regards numbers and quality. Curequently in choicest descriptions there is • slight advance. Sheep and lambs are rather more plentiful ; however, there is a considerable demand and prices are not lower. Trade is rather brisk for choice lambs at rather higher rates. For calves trale remains as on Monday. From Germany and Holland there are 320 beasts, 2,730 sheep. 420 cclves, and 20 pigs. Spain. 90 beasts. Ireland, 51 calves ; and 105 miich cows, from Home Counties. Par Moue of 811 x. I. d. a. d. Per stone of Sba e. d. ad. Beat Scog., Horeida 6 0 610 Bestlandlif-telsak Bost Short.dorue 6 4 6 a best Lona-wools—. 64 6 • &coal goal. Waste 4 86 0 Do. do. Shorn Calves Pigs fa-it Das& at market, 845; Sheep a Hlf.hreds 6 6 8 Lambe Bout. nd Lambe, 12,340 ; Calves, 875 Plgs. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Mews. Davi. and Co. report trade very steady, with a tendency to be lower. Prime meadow hay, 71)e. to 545. • superior ditto, Ms. to 105 e. ; inferior do., 555. to GOA.; new, 3ds. to 80s. ; clove', old, 955. to Me. ; second cut, 90s. to 955. ; straw, 2Gs. to 3d.. PROVINCIAL SHARE MARKETS. L.wearoot, JULY 11.—Birkenhesd. , c , 47 4.-- cakdons. etadr. 034 tsll—Yaistem Countlet. 115-1 G 11;—lireat Northern 114 115—crest Westems, 702, 701—Lamoshire and Yorkshire, 1 1004—Lor don end North Western. 102: 102!,—ditto &sham. 1311.13—Manchester. abeeteld, and Lincolnshire, 41 an— ions! Nock. 1144 1161—North British Stock, 032 641—North Solt, fordahlre. at 214d.—North kastern. Berwick capital stock, 96 8 3 —Ditto, York capital , VS 13M—Ditto, Leeds stock, 524 _word, Worcester, and Wolverhampton. 444 4E4— Easterb, ZS 7-10 15 9-16—Dutch Rhenish. 5 41 d.—Great Lax embenrx, 6 1510 71-16—Grand Trr.nk of Canasta, fl 15.16 7 1-16 —Oreat Western of Canada, 10 15.16 11 I.lo—Ditto, new shares. 9 11-10 0 9-16 d.-116ffalo and Lake Baran. 4; s—Great .. us,. 13e. —Thames end Mersey Marino Company, Mis. 3d., laic. Pd. p. Iledicile , l9.l l . JOLT 11.—The market was quiet, but prices were trail) sustained. Leeds. 1 061 —Doves, 25 2-16—cuinattas. 11 I.l6—Great Western, 704--NoiTh Stafford". s: il. Birkem. h-ad Stock. 77-511111 and. 1184—Loodons. 1011 Timmer and Mersey, 15.10 p.—Birralsgbam Gennurteed Stock. 76—Tninks, 7. Disualeoltai. Juror 1L —The Wee marked to-day were Stour Valley Gllttli Stook, 114., and South Staffordshire, 101. Im. Od. % Th.: West .'..10 were Shropshire Valoa, 50 51 : London and Notth Weste f ; BI eanale, 1 , 1 to 8-S ; Etruinst ham Banking tbara„ sellers . Midland Bunk, 140, sellers. B AMERICAN AND CANADIAN MAIL DESPATCITHS. - The Quebec and Yeatresl nail steamer North Britoil sailed from Liverpool yesteriay (Wedoceda, with the United States and thsadlan male sad 1&1 pruwengera Yesterday also the Liverpool, New Bork . and Philadelphia Company's steamer Vigo was despatched from Liverpool for New York with mails for the Umtedlitates sod 39 cabin pcumengers. The llntish sad North Asher -ipso royal mail steamer Or Dada will leave the Nemev 'tor Boston on Saturday sex* with the North Americari c san United Slates malt. The bag at the Liverpool Post•ofirtie will be opts ea that day for the receipt of letters tat:S p.m., and via g asego i town until 9.31) p. m. 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