The Express. — London, England, 1865-07-18 00:00:00

EtEGT ON INTELLIGENCE. POLLING.-(THIS DAY.) OXFORD UNIVERSITY. 11. ielogno , o wes :—" No poll isnuad slaw but night gagsg plow alestart detected." DUEBARTONSIIDIE. 9. Smollat SWUM RENFREWBBIIIE. 10. Spies 346 Svorart WHITOWNSHIRE. 10. snow. tow 306 BAST LENT. II Dalai 1612 IAMB 10104 01011 l3Ol NOLFOLL (EAST). 10.10 NOVO 319 004 BrAnheinp 313 Rod NOMINATIONS A NDS MEM DAYBERS RETURNED (T. CarTinnss4mrom.—Traill returned. Ramona (Sotrru).—Jerroise and Fans returned. AVGLIMLL—Balkeley returned. GawAr oouser.—DuateUin and Gregory returned. llosnouniamag —Somerset and Morgan returned. con agra (Eser).—Howard and Marshall retuned.! Wumuuss (Noun).—Bruce, Loog, and Jenkins's), pow hoted. Poll demanded. E b ssc (Notrrn).—Wettera, Du Cane, and Besedord, aomisstal. Poll demanded. Llscocssauts (Sotn).—Trollops and Packs returned. Finnustan Ormwrr.—Arekidale sad Colo returned. Boma rosams.—Noel end Heatheoto returned. Sosmartuuss (goer).--Grenville and Paget returned. Bascurocuinas.—Morgan returned. CUR, COUlril.—O'Loglitert and Vandeleur returned. WATIMPORD Oomrs.—Tyrooe sad Esmond* returned. Cessawassams—Manners, Royston, and Young rs. 1074 NORTEVICRILAND (Soirrs).—Beaumont and Liddell returned. Does Trevor, sod Farde returned. Norroonansaras (Noara).—Denison and Clinton re. tuned OLoommussaras (Eserr).—Boaeb and Holford returned. DAYS OF POLLING. --o-- Nahum (North), July 20 . Rout (Wert), July 20. Worwiabhire (North), July 20. lrleof Wight, July 20. Yorkihiro (North Riding), July 20. Bideohire, July 18. Eon (South), July 20. CITY BANS.-(THIS DAY.) The half-yearly meeting of the proprietors was bid at nom, at the London Tavern ; Mr. JOHN Joie in ihs chair. Ihe report, whit& was issued last week, having bees taken so read, TM CHAIRMAN declared a dividend at the rat* of 6 per oat. per annum, mid a boom of 2/. ss. per share, both free of income tax. He then moved, without making any seserks, the adoption of the report. In reply to a question, The CNAMMAN said the current expenses were se doubt beluga but that was owing chiefly to bad debts. A ElathithOLDlZ wished to know whether the 30,0001. set aids for had debts in the previous half year proved ma diet? The current expenses amounted to 20,0001, against 14.00 W. is the preceding half year. The C/111111AN replied in effect that the additional sum was owed by had debts. A SBAUBOLDIB thought that mariethitig should be don* to protect the shareholders against such low" in future. It was very desirable that the audit should be parfait, iadepeedeet of the board. He complained of the board's having put down the bad debts under the bead al ex pan. The se CBAIIIILN reminded the shareholders that in the item for current expenses bad debts were mentioned as in doded in the charge. Aeother SHAIUBOLDIR complained that BO MOOtiOil war made in the report of 30,0001. set aside is the previous half- year. Re thought that when vacancies arose in the board, the sharsholders should bare a voice in the filling of them. The Ceatar.aH, is reply, mid the board, having taken into consideration the question of appointing profes nonal accountants, were unanimously of opiaion that it was not desirable. The affairs of a beak required meresy, and that would tend to destroy it. Moreover, the present system of audit was in accordance with the ar ticles of the company. The Beek of England, the London Joint Stock, the Unioe, sad the London and Westmiaster banks had no audit at all. As regarded losses, it was well known that the preceding half year was a disastrous me ' • 30,0001. was set down for losses, aultaieed in that per•xl, and it had not proved sufficient, in oossequene• of the great depreciation in the value of some kinds of property, and hence the addition now made. There had bees hardly any losses during the last half-year. (Rear, hear.) The report wee then adopted, and the retiring directors sad the audited" baring been selected, on the motion of !Menem ABBISB a vote of thanks was give. to the daimon sad his colleagues in the direction. A similar acknowledgment was made to the manager, the secretary, sad the other ofilosre of the bank. THE CONSOLIDATED BANK. The following following report of the directors of the Con solidated Bank (Limited) will be presented to the pro piston at the 11411-yearly meeting, at Manchester, on the :76th : 'The directors beg to lay before the proprietors the statement of accounts aid balance-sheet of the bask for the half-yes, ending 30th June, 1866. After payment of torrent expenses, int , rest to customers, income tax, direc tor: remuneration, sod providing foe rebate of interest and bad debts, there remains a net profit on tbs half-year of 5 9,984/. 18e. sd. ; the unappropriated balance on the 31st December, 1864, was 1,8271. 15e. 7d. ; making together a total of 61.8121. 14s. available for distribution. With this sum your directors prOpose to deal as follows :—To declare a dividend at the rate of 10 per cent. per annum, and a beaus of 2s. per share (being an additional 5 per cast, per Maim), free of income tax, requiring 45,0001. ; to carry to /WM fend, 10,00W.carry forward to next account, 6,812/. 14u—total, 61.8121. 14e. With tke addition now proposed, and with interest which has been added at the IMO of 5 per cast, the reserve fond will etand at 70.0661. 16s. "Balance sheet, June 30, 1865.—Dr.: capital paid op, viz., DlO,OOO shares, at 41. each, 600,0001. ; to amount due by the bank upon current, deposit, and ether socounte, 3,549,6471. 7e. 194.• ' to amteptenees. 677,3831. 18s. 24. ;to bal ance o f p ro fit and lon account, brought forward from Dec. 31, 1864, 1,8271. 15e. 7d. ; to reserve hod, 58,6211. 7s. ; to interest added, 1,4441. 95.-600651. 1k to balance , being gross profits for the bal l -year lading June 30, 1865, after payment of interest to cue teems, and making ample provision for bad debts, 87,2611. L. 9d.-4.916,1851. 19s. 4d. Cr.: Assets.—By investmects in government stocks, viz. New Three per Cate. and Three per Co..t. Reduced, 1 22,7361. Os. 44. ; by cub in bank, at Bank of England, and at call, 1,174,2771. 7.. 74. ; by bill, discounted, lours, and other securities, 2,622,633/. 14s. 94.; by bank premises at Nor- Vial and London, 41,1411. Os. 2d. ; by current expenses is London, Manchester, and Norwich, directors' reran. neration, income tax, do., 15,3971. 161. 6d.-4,976,1851. 191. 4d. Profit and loss account. —Dr.: To current exposure, reel, texes,fro., in Loodon, Manchester, and Norwiob, di rectors' remunerstion, income tax, stu, 15,3971. 16s. 6d. ; to rebate of interest on bills discounted, not yet due. 11,8781. 6e. 10d. ; to proposed dividend for half-year, at 10 Der ant. per annum, Lod bonus of 25. per share on 150,000 41,1 44. 45,0001.; to reserve food, 10,0001.; to balance carried forward to next account, 6,8121. 144.-89,0884 171.44. Cr.: By b a l a nce a gross profits brought down, 87,261 /. 15. 941.; by ba'ance brought forward from Deo. 31, 18 64,1,8774 15e. 7d.-89,088/. 17e. 4d." The Standard treats the conservative losses in the slestioes as follows :—" The conservatives expected, and sot without ITSIIOOI apparently sufficient, • certain pin is the English borough election,. This expectation has been disoppointed ; the actual re,ult is a doubtful foes of four slat.. But the circamstancll of the coolest have been such mto justify to the fullest ext-mt the conviction we have setertained and expressed, that there has bees during the hat six years • very powerful 'notion in favour of coiner valise principles ; a reaction which. unless some unforeseen apparently improbable event should interrupt it. and *sesame tura the t'Lle of public opinion, clesot fail ere blg to being Lord Derby to the heat of affairs, with • de- Wed majority is the Rouse of Commons." A oorrespondect writes to us :—" Weymouth is smolt corrupt place, electarally. Four candidates put up 6 416-41,0 twin and two liberals. The corrupt voters *K. Potted a successful harvest, as much es 301. and 401, and In am or two isstances 70f. was asked Cr a vote. The can didates wisely compromised, one tory sad ace liberal re- Ogled after the nomination. end the other two walked over dot nurse. Them was weeping and peeking of teeth 'angst the electoral body." MADRID, JULY 17.—The Epoca of this evening non e that the Duke of Lima will shortly he appointed 4seich imbued:kir at Bs. l'ecorsburg, replacing the Duke st Osumi. PitOSAIILL WIDNESDAT. Ol NOITIIMUI TRUR.sDAY. &K. to B.W. and hack, 00•172. S. to 8.W., fresh to moderato to strong, strong. some rain. rain In places. &S. g. to W.S.W., mo derate to strong,with some showers. &S.W. to W.N W., fresh, with some showers. Variable, moderate, to fresh, with rain in some places. W/alila 8. to W. sad N.W., fresh to stroog, showery. IOOTHIRIL strong, squally, some show ers. Hinman. B.i:if. to W.N.W. fresh to strong. Neethern.Rootland. Wastern=beland, Wales, and adjs. Wades. SonthenlEngfish Chsnnel and Bay al Biscay. Waelemelastward England and North Rea. SOUTH LANCASHISIL—List night two of the Liberal candidates for Booth Lancashire, Mears. Heywood nod Thompson, addressed a large meeting, in the Town Hall, at Oldham. The chair was occupied by Mr. John Platt, M.P., who met with a moat enthusiastic reception on entering the room. The chairman stated that it remained for this division of the county to place Mr. Gladstone on that high pedestal which he so richly deserved. Mr. Gladstone would probably address • public meeting at Liverpool on the following day (Tuesday), and another at the Free-trade Hell, Manchester, on Wed. Deaday. (Cheers) He (the chairman) knew no part of the country that had prospered mare by the glori ous measures of the Chancellor of the F..schequer shan Lancashire, and he therefore thought it was a duty incumbent upon the electors to unite in placing him at the head of the poll, and in returning to parliament et the same time the gentlemen before the meeting. (Cheers.) Mr. Heywood sad Mr. Thompson having addressed the meeting, Mr. John Radcli ff e proposed the following resolution :— ' That in the opinion of this meeting the Hon. W. R. Gladstoce, J. Heywood, Req., and H. Y. Thompson, Eaq.„ are fit and proper persons to represent the mothers divisitio of this county in parlia ment." Mr. A. Leach seconded the resolution, which was adopted amid great cheers. THE ELECTION RIOT AT NOTTINGHAM. —At the Nottingham Police.office yesterday eftensoca, Mr. F. W. Parsons, solicitor, member of the Town Council, and ono of the sr-mayor of the borough, was charged before the sitting magistrates with assaulting • bill-sticker named Samuel Framp on Wednesday last (the day of the Nottingham election). Mr. Hugh Brown prosecuted. The prosecutor said at the time is question he was posting some bills. Bill bad previously been posted, stating that Mews Paget and Morley had resigned, and he was posting stripe of paper across th em, on which were the words, Another Tory Lie." A man named Webster came up and polled the stripe off. Prosecutor then struck him with his paste ' brush. and upon this the defendant struck him a blow on the face with hie fist. In croa•examinatios by Mr. Persons, prosecutor said he 'root almost posting these bills I protected by two "lambs." After the sou ult he was taken to Paget and Morley's committee, and told to take out a summons. Mr. Reath, • supporter of Mr. Morley's and a solicitor of the town, gave lima sovereign to pay the ex pense,. On being farther examined, progenitor said, ex dept in defence of Mr. Webster, the defendant did sot assault him. After this admission the bench consulted a few minutes, and thew stated that the charge could not be supported, and under the circumstances they would give Mr. Brown leave to withdraw the summons. Defendant then •left the court amidst considerable cheering. During the day ! 33 of the rioters at the late election were taken before the magistrates. Four of them were remanded for the purnine of having the deposition taken is order to commit them for trial. A great number were dischugsd, and de re f "minder of the eases were summarily disposed of. THE EXPR INTELLIGENCE Li! my azaiiiia vszacuurn.) NOTTINGHAM MZILTING.—(THIS DAY.) COUNTY 11 . EYBKRW PLATE. T.Y.,0: ClowisalaZitisolid, ILlaus, bota;rry, Zioifyioolca la Michas* Moldavia, Clasmooby, °Harlon, iipioe, Lod Adam WI ham NOTTINGHAM HANDICAP. Ono mile and three qarter& Dankeld, Nem& Auditor u , Velug, Lady Bohnn, Spring Gas, Monk, Moldavia, and Gannoehy are here, STAND PLAT& Hall a mile. Reaper Ps Attaehé„ Gipsy Girl, Cutaway, Catalogue, Ooldylooki, Gil Bias, Indy Mazy , La Mnehaste, &syphon, and Triag are ben. ROBIN HOOD STAHM. T.Y.C. Aunt , Polls. Ring Hal, Mazurka, and Aches are here. SHERWOOD HANDICAP. One mite end a quarter. Lady Bohun, Goldylooks, and (Merton are here. BRADGATE HANDICAP. One mile. Yonhey, 00111111131110, Tippler, &edit% 'Pekin, Curtain Lenity', Musketeer, and Spice we here. WINCHESTER MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) ENTRY FOR QUEEN'S PLATE. Two miles. Sydmontory Fantail, Pali" Real Jam, Gunner, Filbert, sad Gem of *I Sea. ARRIVED (IN ADDITION TO THOSE TRAINED IN THE IIIONBOURHOOD).—PoIios,PrOViaOt, Atlas, Kingsley, Allan a.llsle, and Kill-'em+nd+st•'em. THE MULE AND DONKEY SHOW.-(THIS DAY.) This show was opened at 10 o'clock this morning at the Agricultural-hall, Islington. The catalogue corn. prises 152 entries, 60 donkeys being admitted to com pete for prime. The object of the show is to encourage the better trea►ment of these animals, the Earl of Harrowby, the Duke of Marlborough, the Bishops of Lidos and Oxford, Miss Burdett ()mitts, and the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals being among the chief supporters. The judges are Mr. Pritchari, of the Veterinary College, Mr. Gilbert, and Mr. Dawkins. Their duties commenced shortly after the doors were opened. In Glass 1, for English or foreign moles, Jack, belonging to Mr. G. Bishop, pitied the tint prise (71.) ; TOM Sayers's g Barney, the second (5/.); and J. Pontos'. Fille-de-FAir, the 9 third (21.). The first prize (51.) in Clue 2, for males, was LI withheld for want of merit; the mooed (3/.) was gg awarded to Mr. E. Steer's Polly ; Mr. Jsmes Hazall, of Holloway, obtaining the third (214. Some L a remarkably See donkeys. of foreign breed, are shown M in Class 3, the first prise (71.) in which was gained by La Comtesse the property of Mr. C. L. Sather- gr land; the second (51.) by Malta Jack, beloog iog to Mr. J. Tredwell, and the third (21.) by 1 Cordova, belonging to Samuel Gamey, Fen., M.P. Class 4 oemprieed English donkeys. stallions, John Newman's Don winning the first prize (51.) ; W. H. Dry's Joey Jones the second (3/.) ; and an extra prize of it. being awarded to Charles Green's Jockey. Some good specimens of English donkeys, mares, and geldings are exhibited in Class 5, two of which, belocging to Miss Bur dett Coutta, and numbered 21 B and 21 C, obtained the let (hi.) and god (31.) prim; Mr. Jas. Herring's Clara gained the 3rd (21.) ; and Mr. Walker'. (of Holloway) Kerry II was highly commended. The judging was proceeding when oar report left. The attendance wag very good, and, judging from the spirit dis played by the various animals, some amusement may be ex pasted when the racing commences. To-morrow the show will be visited by the whole of the patrons, including the members of the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals. Friday will be the last day of the show. CRICIIIII'. THE GENTLEMEN OF ENGLAND V. THE GENTLE- I; MIN OF THE MIDDLESEX CAIIINTY CLUB.—Thu m►tch was commenced yesterday merging no the Middlesex County ground, Caledonian-road, Islington. The weather was p rather unfavourable, and play was interrupted for about an g hoar. Middlesex, winning the toss, took the betting first, I and Mr. Boller made a fine score of 7L Mr. Benthall a (not out) made a good stand for 33. About 6 o'clock LI England entered on their innings, and when play was stopped for the day the following was the state of the wore :—Middlesex, first innings, 200. England, first innings, 62. Play will be resumed this morning. WEATHER REPORT.-(1111S DAY.) • I: TOISDAT, JOLT 19. U Li ii - .Z. && BAIL &&W. &SW. & W. IL L it. e 0.00 !be Do eo ro 0.08 I e 2 Nairn 311.92 59 Aberdeen —139.49 69 Lath I p.lllll 61 Ardreman 99.716 Greenem4l•l22.l4 00 ValentJa ltrerpoo! 29136 — lllelybied WM IN haibroks 1 liosaa66 16.62 Bees ~t9.9s 64 fiChiont 19.92 61 oehefort I*.ol 64 Plymouth X29.38 66 91 eymoutb 19.91 63 rortemontb 99.0.3 61 London 29.91 61 1006 T Yarmouth 6uarboeuagl. 19.112 Welds 29.113 66 5.8. E. LB.& B.W: &S.W. 8. S. W. W.B. W. W.S.W. !WARR IsISTBe.(THIS DAY.) Two o'CWcI. In the railway market to-day the principal change is a fall of 1; per cent. in Metropolitan stock. There is also a decline of per cent. in Great Northern, and t in Lancashire and York shire, South Eastern, and Great Eastern. Great Western, on the contrary, has risen 1 per cent., and London and North Western is firm. London and North Western stock is nowAtn ][pa nda 123 k to 124 ; Great Western, 67 to t ; 134 t to ; Lanoashire and Yorkshire, 121* to t, ; Caledonian, 131* to 132 ; South Eastern, 841 to • Great Eastern, 481 to 49t ; London and South 'Western, 99 to 100 ; Metropolitan, 139 to t ; Great Northern, 130 to 131 ; ditto A, 143} to 1441. Foreign, colonial, and Indian railway shares are steady. There have been some inquiries for Great Luxembourg. SD WOO. eh.nies soda, I rd. I RAILWAYS. I al gl i V lS I .0 1 M 110, .10,00 t 110,000 10.000 AT 004 ir..6461 " 4 4.74 iciel 7.: 1 1 lIIM %PIG 1 % 1f,11.1 !i:0 - . 1 •1 I 0 •000 17,500 110.090 1 1 . MAN Bristol sad Cambrian Dort sad Bsadoo OcenwsU Do. A j twiny. until e Dal! Ip. alspiddloß. 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L 36 LoooL&Glasg.Doi.Co(L 15 14 II de load. 11•1146. &Mill& 1 0 Loa4.olee. Dloomual(L) 10 _0 Lon&Trodratalllaelso 10 110644 Inip. & Oaae 11 'ii! _l4 xd 10 BWs 1 lips 19 1 !Pt " 2 2es WI AM Ila se 6I id a 4 I Ites Oldie • 105 1 0tH U —Ws tie I sob 8 IMs 1111 1$ I t I lik e * tr: s ii.Wl ei IS fle 1114 ~-m.i I * idle ipm g 111egazd 7 Par 1 Pas II 10 7Ma al 14 14 di t I idle par 2 par 1 pro 16 7 6 dla ill 4 41 8 6e 74 g 4 0 I IWe 04 88 40 al 74 T 6 16 18 20 pa) lib 4 4 411 4 2 21 11* 10 2 Ms so 112 114 OD ISt 128 7 6 6d4 10 :I 9441 4 g ledla g 3 tidla 111 80 32 so 45 46 In 0 18 e l 19 111 4 t 1 PM I Pas 19 01 lt 2 pia 24 1441. lam ti tem ad 19 21 ad 9 10 1441. 2 lils sd PREFERENCE SHARES. London, Chatham and Dover, 3 per cent. pref., ! Lood. and S. West. (Portsmouth pap- sm./. n I. FOREIGN RAILWAYS. Antwerp and Rotterdam, 91. Great Laxembonns, 14i, I. South Austrian tad Lombardo Venetian, 19i. Canaries have bred this year worse than they hays been known to do for years, owing to the birds moult log about the breeding time instead of in August, the motel period. This carious fact, it is believed, is owing to the peculiar temperature of the summer. SHOCKING ACCIDENT AT THE FORILION-OFFICI.— (TEM Bari—This morning • shocking accident occurred at the aew building for the Foreign-001os, now erecting in Whitehall, to young man named Eleerr Clifton, residing is Matthewistrest, Westminster, who, in consequence of one of the scaffold boards giving way, fell to the ground from • height of 50 feet. Several of the other workmen hada nar row escape. Clifton was taken to Westminster Hospital, his legume broken, and his bead and body dreadfully in jured, and he is n ot expected to live. MR. RNA or B6LFA6T AGAIN. —We regret to hare that cc Saturday last • personal encounter of a very serious nature took piths between Mr. John Rea and Mr. It'Kenns of the Belfast Observer. The affray took place is the Migrate office, in rossequenesof Mr. Rea having gone is there and need most offensive language in reference to the editor of the paper, both io his public aod private f meatless. Mr. M'Keena come iato the office and ordered Mr. Rea out, immediately following up his order by ao attempt to eject Mr. Res from the premixes. Mr. Rea resisted, and severe blow, were exchanged, Mr. Rea getting the worst of the encounter. By the ioterpositloe of some persons who rushed In and separated the combatant., the affray was ended, and Mr. Rio retired bearing marks of very rough handling.— Northern Whig. SHOCKING RAILWAY ACCIDENT. —On Saturday afternoon • fatal accident happened on the new railway fr. im Sudbury to Bury St. Fame's* Clare, Haverhill, he. Some of the workmen from Clare, who had been employed at the station, were returning to their homes, when on reaching a part of the line about two miles from Sudbury, the engine and trucks Iran off the line, acid three of the men were killed on the spot, and a fourth so much injured that his life is despaired of. The accident is said to have arisen from ea incompetent parson laying the points. The line has not yet been opened for traffic. ELOPIDIENT AT ROCHDALE.—Yesterday, at the Rochdale Polies-court, Mr. J. Lomas, solicitor, applied for • warrant against William Holt. for assisting to abduct • )ouog lady, named Elizabeth Shenton, from the house of her parent., is Whitehall-street, Rochdale. The young lady is not yet 19 years of age. She became acquainted with • young man at the house of Mr. Holt, and non tinned • courtship much against her parents' wishes. On Friday the lover, whose name has not yet transpired, it is said, met the young lady at Mr. Bolt's house, according to appointment, mad the pair disappeared, and have since been married. The magistrates_ panted the warrant. A GHOST STORY FROM MUNICH. An absurd storycomes from Munich about a ghostly service held in the protestant church one night. At about Bin the evening, people collected about the doors of the closed edifice, at tracted by the mound of singing. One eattitumastio auditor distinctly heard hymn+, soother could detect the sound of the organ, a third could tee through the windows a ghost is shirt sierras fitting about the nave. The gee domes came and broke iato the church ; there was nobody there, but the singing continued. The infatuated public hung about till 12 as sight; th ey searched the chased. the vestry, the organ-loft, sad the gallery, peered under the communion table, peeped iato the bap tismal foot; but neither populace, soldiers, nor gendarmes could discover anything. In the morning it was found out that a couple of lusty fellows had been sitting is their room &battle, one earl of the church, driskieg beer and singling " Fidel° Lieder" all night. By s ome areliteetund or acoustical dispensation the sorted bad peeetrated iota the church ; sad the Munich pithite, not beige very masical, dwelt* Wagner, took the Fidel. Lieder" for hymnel in the lunatic asylum of Mount Hope (Md.) the imitates me :—Merchants, 48; farmers, 32; clerks 25 ; labourers and person of no onenpatioe, 21 each ; physicians, 11; &creosol. 7 ; stades* keepers of hotels, and Lobo eiamints, 6 mesh ; lawyers and house carpenters, 5 each ; se men. 4 ; shoemakers, @Didion, hones patters, and Moss esteem, 3 sash ; butane, portrait painters, Rumen, sad machinists, 2 each ; apethearica. bricklayer, vditsel. Winters, steekiese, coopers, madders, mattress makers, betehers, phusbers, *yellers, agreed Wakens's, pilots, sad be 1 sere.—Beltimers Ilmerioss. 1 6' 1 CI —1 62 1 aro 4 0 0.4 t 4 a OM, dr 1 rboi I • - I 44 . 6.21 . $ 036 0.17 . - I- - I o aro 1 • 1 e I tlo 0.11 6 ORDINARY BRAE= AND BIOME JOINT STOCK BANKS. amiss. Agra It liaMervaritsQL. Old ones divided Alblon Alliase•Lea.&Llverpool Do. booed s$ D)jpool ADP* "mortals Asllb , NaDtiall ( I, Da.) Flo Dolma (Liaised) Aa4tieDivak.Cor.Dowoll 4LooDoLsola I — Do. Now. iliakot BettaliGolan Bank at 1 1 12 Of fa l t e ara=ti Bank otVietoria,Auatila I Sank of New Zealand ~ !BraalltaadrortuguarNL Bratsk Ns (-Witold= (L I British N. io2llfiell C. ISk. inn* Aug., Maxi Chart. ladia.tt City Catania Com.Lisnk ot Canada coca. Klink of Ind* Ace Conseldatad Bank (L ; Caskosatal Do. Now test London (Limited Meters IMcliamielLimi loglich Joint Steck ans.dcotacAusLCtisrut kinslich and Swedish (L ~a ropmn Annk , Linitted Ifinettims.Ctiln&Tp.( l 4 Do. tamed st pm Do. New Imperial Sank. Limited Amerika Ottoman 'lowan.. I Do. New Land Mort. Bk. India(L) I Lon. &c. (L Ilan. Beak of SootlanCL London and !Assail= loo.D.Ayrea&R.PlatoiL Do. New, ..a. at le pro I Lon. Cb. Bank et AuatrL London nod County._ Lon. ilamb.r.eon.lll.(L) iLoodon Joint Stook. , Lcadon A South Afrieeo I Loa. R 5. Western ILIA. Do. do. New tondou&Veneraela iLat. A Wastannstar Merchant Nanirlien.) Keroantale• Imband Metro. A Prow. bank (I Do. do. Midland Bank (Lint.) j National of Liverpool of I Do, mire': A I 80. and lieUe Natlonal bank A Po. Ne w KO 'New Santa Wales 10 .Now Zealand (Latta; 10 North Western NI (Manta Boat Corpora 10 froda.BanklneCoap.lL M D. do. SG Fianna. or Ireland I - do. Nr!= tuaTtotEiafil ion* kuvirsila Ilan& of B. S. Africa Do. d.. kn. Mips Ualaa at Allaralla Oda• at !Mao& (Um ) 17aisa at Ida* si 99 MOM MARSRTf-(THIS DA F.) Two o'Cunk. The stock markets to-day are again very quiet, and little change has taken place in prices. The English fends are unaltered, and the same remark will apply to foreign bonds, except in one or two cases, in which a little flatness is observable. Great Western Rail- way stock has advanced, but soma of the other lines have given way, especially Metropolitan, the fall in which amount; to 8:8 mnoh aa 1} per cent. There is no change in the discount market, good bills being still taken at 21 to 3 per cent. la the Stock Exchange the charge for short loans on English Government Securities, is 2 to 21 per cent. Consols are now quoted 891 to 90 for money, and 90 to 1 for the Bth of August. The official business report is as follows:-Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 89/, 90 ; ditto, for account, 90, 1 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 891, 4, 1 ; New Three per Conte., 891, 1, 9 ; ditto Two-and-Half per Ceuta., 721 ; Exchequer Bills, 4s. prem., par ; ditto 6001., 4s. prem., par ; Bank of England Stock, 248 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1041, 4. Foreign stocks are quiet, and prices in nearly all cases arequoted the same as yesterday. There is a trifling reduction in Mexican and Turkish Bonds of 1862. Some of the present quotations are subjoined, viz : - Greek, 211 to 1 ; Turkish, 1858 Bonds, 73 to 74 ; ditto 1862, 721 to f ; ditto Con solidi* 491 to 1 ; Spanish Passive, 291 to 1 ; ditto Certificates, 14/ to 7 ; Confederate, 8 to 9 ; and Mexican, 24 to 1. Transactions are recorded as follows :-Brazilian Four-and-a-Half per Ceuta., 1863, 807; Egyptian Seven per Cents., 98; ditto 1001. Bonds, 971 ; ditto 1864, 94, 1; Greek Five per Ceuta., for account, 214 ; Italian Five per Cents. (Maremmana Railway), 691, ex div. ; Mexican Three per Cents., for account, 244, 24, ex div. ; ditto, 1864, 231, ex div. ; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1856, kc., for account, 471, 1 ; Russian Five per Cents., 1862, 92, 1 ; Spanish New Deferred, for account, 39/, ex div. ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1854, for account, 941 ; ditto 1858, for account, 731 ; ditto, 1862, for account, 721, 73, 721, ex div. ; ditto 1001. Bonds, 731, I, 721, ex div. ; ditto Five per Cents., 1865, 441, ex div. ; ditto Guaranteed Four per Cents., 1021; Vene zuela Six per Cents., 1864, 411. International Financial shares are now quoted / to 11 pm., ex div. ; General Credit, 11 to If prem.; London Financial, 74 to 7 prem. ; Imperial Mer• candle, 11 to 11 prem., ex div. ; Credit Fonder and Mobilier of England, 34 to 4 prem., ex div.; Otto_ man SocirSti; Glin6rale, 21 to 31 prem. ; Hudson's Bay, 151 to 1 ; and Egyptian Trading, 11 to 11 din. The nominal quotations for the shares of some of the new companies are subjoined :-Atlantic Telegraph preference, 7 to 1 prem. ; Glamorgan shire Iron, 21 to 24 prem. ; Blakely Ordnance,3l to prem. ; Hop and Malt Exchange, 11 to 2 prem. ; Barned's Banking, par to 1 prem. ; East London Railway, par to prem. ; London and Mediter ranean Bank, 3 to 4 prem.; General Exchange Bank, 1 to 11 prem. ; Peruvian Railways, 41 to 51 pram. Metropolis Sewage shares are quoted li to 1i prem. ; and Overend, Gurney and Co, 11 to prem. The fine silver by the Tasmanian, together with several considerable parcels which have been for some time on the market, were yesterday sold at se. Old. per oz. standard. The price is thus slightly firmer, though the demand is by no means large, and any excess of supply world probably again depress the market. The inquiry for gold continues, and any arrivals are at once taken for export. The gold ships mentioned by the present ad vices as having sailed from Australia for England are the following, viz :—The Suffolk, with 30,700 oz., valued at 122,800/. ; and the Swiftaure with 71,528 oz., valued at 286,1121. The advent; from Melbourne announce the follow ing mercantile suspensions, viz.:—Messrs. Carter and Watts, with liabilities estimated at 14,000/,and contingent liabilities of 7,0001.. and assets 8,0001. • a dividend of ss. in the pound has been declared, with the prospect of a further dividend of 2s. 6d. or 3e. Messrs. Samuel Thorpe and Co., liabilities not stated. Messrs Howitz and Marks, liabilities 26,5121., and assets 29,0161.; the creditors have decided to wind up the estate in the insolvent court. A proposed dividend of 55. in the pound on the estate of Messrs. Davis and Co. has been finally received. The Shanghae correspondent of the Shipping Gazette writes as follows : The news of the fantails is &Wand, and the consequent failure, is the Southern porta, has mated the enspeansa here of the old bane of Jarvis, Thorbare and Co., for whom much aymrsathy is felt. Two othe r firms hers are supposed to be likely to find themselves unable to continue their tssosactions, though I believe this mail silent take you any Dews of their suspension. as it is thought they may tide over till letter are received confirming the intelligence referred to. The Union Bank of Australia invite tenders, re ceivable until Tuesday, the Ist of August, at 12, o'clock, for Queensland Government Six per Cent. Debentures for 500,0001., being the first issue under an act authorising &total of I,ol9,oool.Theee deben tures will be redeemable the Ist January, 1884. Prin. I cipal and interest are payable in London or Brie- I bane. The payments are to be 10 per cent. at once, • and the balance on the 12th October next. The proceeds of the loan are to be applied chiefly to rail ways and immigration. The previous debt of the colony was 831,2361. The committee of the Stock Exchange have appointed Thursday a special settling day in the 50,000 Preference Shares of the Atlantic Telegraph Company, recently hunted by the Credit Fonder and Mobilise (Limited). These shares are already quoted in the official lists. The committee have also allowed the shares of the Dagenham (Thames) Dock Company (Limited) to be marked in the twine a-week list. The Brighton Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 5561. over last year, and the South Eastern an increase of 391. The half-yearly meeting of the Estate Company (Limited) is convened for the Ist of August, when an interim dividend for the last half-year is to be declared. The half-yearly meeting of the Scottish Austra lian Investment Company (Limited) is called fee the 28th inst. The half-yearly meeting of the Mid-Kent Rail way Company is convened for the 7th August. A call of 21., making 121. Fait', is to be paid on the shares of the East India Irrigation and Canal Company by the 24th August. It is notified that the coupons of the Delaware , and Raritan Canal and Camden and Amboy Rail road and Transportation Companies, due in August next, will be paid on presentation at the Consoli dated Bank. We are requested to state that Mr. W. A. Ogg , of Mesas. Prince, Ogg, and Co., has joined the London Board of directors of the Southern In surance Company (Limited), of Melbourne. News has been received of the missing ship Peep o' Day, outward bound to Shanghae, on which from 60 to 80 guineas premium have been paid. !She was spoken by the Glonoester, on the 174th day she was out, in a disabled state, and pert of her crew laid up with scurvy. Consols, which closed on Satarti.;l7t94iolior the Bth of August, opened this morning at the same quotation, and closed at 90 to f. For money the last price was 891 to at 90. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols for MIOOff, 90, j , 891 ; ditto, for appestat, 90*, t 9O Thew per Cents. Reduced, 89i, ; New Three per Cents., 84, ; Exchequer Bala, Bs. prem. ; ditto 1001., ls. prem. ; Bank el England Stook, 246 ; India Five per Oast. Stook, 1041, 1. The India Five per Cent, stock was steady. True was no alteration In Exchequer Bills, which were quoted par to 4s. prem. I Very few variations occurred in foreign stooks. Chili= Four and-a-Half per Cents. were quoted 1 per cent. lower. Italian stocks also declined Ito 1. Greek, on the contrary, improved 1 , and Rus sian Five per Ceuta. of 1962, and Turkish Bonds of 1862, Other stooks left off the same as on Saturday. In the market for bank shares there was an ofn im- C Lodon dhart.re lia t ort do provement in English, Scottish, and Australian Chartered, Mexico dico sad South of Australia, London London and South African, and North Western I Bank, while Bank of Hindustan and Union Bank of Australia have declined. National Discount shares were last quoted to day 101 to prem., being lower • Joint Stock Discount, 11 to le dis.• Egyptian Trading, 11 to 1 dis. ; Ottoman Sonia Clinical*, 21 to 31 mem ; Hudson's Bay, 151 to I, ex div. ; and Lion Brewery, 2to prem. Cit Off ices, Discount Cor = on, and Fore-street Warehouse shares were . The shares of the Ceylon Compsny were inquired for. The shares of the financial companies were steady except International Financial, which have again declined 2e. 6d. The closing quotations are annexed, viz :—lnternational Financial, Ito 11 prem. ex div.; General Credit, 11 to 11 prem. ,• Lo ndon Financial, 71 to 71 prem. ; Imperial Mercantile Credit, 11 to 11 prem., ex div. ; Credit Fourier and Motelier, 31 to 4 prem. The closing (but In many cases nominal) quota tions fee shares in new undertakings are sub joined :—Glamorgan Iron and Coal, 21 to prem. ; Railway Credit, 1 to 2 prem. ; Barned's Bank, par to prem. ; Hop and Malt Exchange, n t :r. 2 l mein. • Parkfield Iron, 11 to 2 prem. ; Estates, ' 11 to 21 prem. • East London Railway scrip, par to 1 prem. ; General Exchange Bank, 11 to 2 prem. ; London-bridge Land, I to I prem. ; Blakely Ordnance, 31 to 4 prem. The shares of the Metropolis Sewage and Essex Reclamation Company were quoted 11 to 2 prem. ; and Overend, Gurney, and Co., II to 2 prem. The letters of allotment of the Peruvian Rail ways Company were issued this morning, and the price has men to 51 to Sf prem. United States 5.20 Bonds closed at 711 to 72/, being higher than on Saturday. There were inquiries for Victoria Government Debentures. MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Onocx. There is rather more activity in the mining market to-day. Great Wheal Vor, East Lovell, Ballenbeagle Chiverton, and Lady Bertha shares are in good demand. There is likewise an inquiry for But Bosewsrne. Annexed are some of the present prices :—Great Vor, 32 to 321 ; Ent Love ll , 91 to 101 ; Lady Bortha, be. to 7s. ed. ; Chiverton, 7} to 8 ; Ballenbeagle 3 to ; East Bosewarne, 3t031 ; Wheal Rose, 25 to V. Foreign and colonial mining shares are quiet. St. John del Rey are rather flat, and have been sold at 44. The directors of the Vigra and Clogau Copper Mining Company (Limited) have allotted the new shares applied for, and 503 only remain for the public. These, it is officially intimated, "the direc tors, seeing the great improvement in the mines, determine not to issue at lees than 101. prem." COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. LIVERPOOL COTTON k CORN MARKETS. (THIS DAY.) (BY Ramo AND arrisiwri)gAL miasma.) (MOM OUR OWN omaserosairr.) Carron.—The market artisan, steady. Sable about 10000 bare. Colll.—Tbe market moderately attended. Wheal sad i flour slew, at late rats.. lodise torn is Mick demand. Mixed America sold at 30s Bern ready. Oats asd or• mesl fully r dear. MINOIN6-LANIL-4THIS DAY.) SOCIAL —The market has opened quietly et lad week's prime ; and. with the excepteen of British Welt lad* no sales of importance are reported. COMM —The market privately has been inactive owing to numerous public sales Wag advertised for the peasant week. The parcels offered to-day are telling at prom about equal to thew of last week. Tea.—Tbe public Bales of China have commenced to-day, end are going off without spirit, at previous prices. Pri vately the market is inactive. Ric& —With the exception of a parcel of white Bengal, at firm prices, no sales are reported. Seam.—A parcel of Singapore black pepper ,old for cede at 301.; and 300 bags of Bengal ginger, at %F. to 27e. Rom.—No sales reported. Corron.—The demand has again been active, forting prices to advance id. per lb. Sarrrrris continues dull of Nils. Ismao.—There is no &heretic,* to notice in Beagela. Middling sad good middling mold readily at Al. to 4d. advance • ordinary, dull, at last Labia prices ; dry leaf Madras, sold freely at lest sale's prices for ordinary, to 3d. advance for middling and goad middling. TALLOW MARIOLT.—(THIS DAY.) The market is quiet at the following quotation :—Tows tallow, 41s 3d. ; Petersham Y. 0., oo the spot, 41s. id. October to December, 42.. Id ; January to March. 436. 3d. ____ SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET. HISS DAY.) Mr. Charles Jamas Easton reports trails slow 111 ths following pricer Films old dowse, from 1304. to 1604.; inferior ditto, 100. to 120 a.; asw ditto, 100 s. to 120 a.; prints old hay, 115.. to 130.; inferior ditto, 955. to 100.; us r ditto, 1003. to 1104.; straw, 28s. to 335. LONDON WBEKLY DOCK Errozzis.—JuLT 15. Boaaa—W. L bleb* EVE De. . . .... . .sellt 5,612 Mauritius East lades bi rx CVO Naas ....... 1 . 6 4 8 MEG Hamm CUIS 1114 1 Foreigaitsseovado casks, LIP Brasil restage': 1,166 Carirzß—W.l. _package& 60 Do..tels. s bap • Tr. Steal OW= — aes — re, Liat to. brie. & bap, L; 77 Mocha pack/pi tither L India pocky:eel 1,104 Drosl Da 1 t Coots Rica Mgr 7,4 1 0 COCOA WWI 161 Forsigs ter TVS Do. ircs, Ncroors Pones tow 27 3 663 2,100 6,601 6,038 3,202 1,211 1,021 1,64? - ill 1,147 1,710 7,161 - 1,301 1,075 82,740 10,508 Icl,loo 264/41 aOl, 81.054 28 238 111. 4 184 •.OM 4143 24,22 d 2,2Ji t 7,701 1.2 14. itS LUX' 711.80 0 . - 4147 40487 416,114 SI.Sf 211.1102 1996 ASAP 7 22,105 !Lon SiMs ♦us 14141 _ 111,105 24.443 111,102 2,1)IIS 11774 I 0 12. - in 5,221 'US PROVINCIAL SHARI MARKETS. I.IIWOOL, JOLT 17.-110166 WALT Omit lantern. 401 - Lancashire sad Yorkshire, 122-Manchester, Sheffield and lAD eolnshire. 671 1 -Metropolitan, 1401 }-2M. 541 I 1 2- lilinels, nil in 9-North • Western, 3 13 lea-Ram' Bank, pa shares, 124 en 4.- British . ,d Foreign Mtrise, 14 p.-Ta dao Stain WavnaCka AIM 21 /9. 14411C1114411A, JULI 17.-A Sot 4.1 U4L4.444. was done, bet at lower pricer. Consolidated Bank (Unshed), 61 - Great haloes. 481 1-Great Northern A. 144 Orlst Western of Canada, 12 - Great Western, 6131 -Heywood. fl. r 8., and Limited). am D. -Meek Central. 89-Laimarffie sad Yerahlre, 1211 2isa rosier, lasselold, and Liaosirliire, 671 4 2} o 1 1 }-Metropolitan. 141 tin 1 f-Indlana, 1-Slew York sod Me. lo‘f 6 41- 8 nth tasters, IS - Muses end Mersey Martas Insurance iLimited:, 61 p.-thilted Ater 620 Vain' Bonds. 72- Park Oat. 21 d.-Oarston extaasien, 98-Vnica Bank, 41 p. 8411101011411, JOLT 17.-rbe trantactlons reported astir were in Midland, Bristol. sad Birmingham 0(1 per cents.. as 184 -Birintngluna llnandel, at 11 preet. --Gleams erre Beak. d 611 -Bassisffiroll Mr, at 1111 .2ater rile, at 14 dis.-aad , Patent Not and 11,1 t, at 11 prea ex die. Closing plow ; lartaingharn. Wolvirmton, sad roar Valley nallwar, 101. husers-linropshire Ursa, 621-nerlk Statfordrhlre array, 101 buyers-notehrldip Canal, 260, milers-My& Blair( Orepasir 101 pram, sellers- iletropolre Wages. 84 9-Yentas Merl, 74 d(., asitere-Pstent Me di sad Askires, 61 111 prim -Thames Adair aid Co. (ikalitid), rer, N Darr. JOLT 14. -Tbrip=o:t6Conaira 901- T . Tree 71-Colon Bask (1.1 ) 1(221..741,1 tor wreak (n —.T ,D r ill, 11 (1001.0atorldae.crirt. O e rs e r a ohemares I paid). ter serer, 8-Dablin sad Belfast /rear ( s= 1 81/-Dhae. saes.it. 31 311-Debtin sad U ), 81 a lime. „„k u, 74-puma, ffilektow, sad Wexler (ri pad), 81-airet Soutirrn sal Wailers tlar 81111-Ditto toe armair, 84,- , Dabße.lll, s te ad Waked, 6 recent pap. tall paid), 1111.„ Great drama taw Wotan per oral. pap. vei. it 1 11,1 't WWI lea% Ike% as h i . .ate S. TA it y :~ le a ss , Q ? lo;r d by of Jae k arta • we bi 14. I caste, ci-taa, is m t elic bigg. withal, 'mow! ons ts • new t etas I yang month's WO COS. 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