The Express. — London, England, 1865-09-02 00:00:00

IMAM. CAM yoang maa, was rilfally destroylaa kultiag the ownors ones worsen, about rims alteration bee ifeadaat. They had lent left his seat, Is al b•r said, het clothes. Sbe which he did not her cousin left the it live mantes the he fetched, sod abs Is her return she the kettle in the nearly all burned " Yon have been itendant deoisrl it. complaimaat here it was a very snob ly had it on aim r bonnets if be had it makes yon set sack rithost the black fan I wee to get married gone, bat my hopes have so aloe ■ boaaot =plain of Um moot. mid she thought tae I hod anything to d i n end said that all the i mate fell in with the eeo them thee had six 1 eomplainaneo hooey went, but rid bee 4 but nil it u th: s r. between t 40 TIC SERVA.NT, ;kWs Week with steaVeg g, and a child's night , Danby, of itotham- Mr. Ingham for IF goner who was in the ~ was taken by Kr, represented that she on her duties on the ,rning following, while ruled with the property, on the night of the mg on a door-step is seated that she had elf on account of a afessed to the robbery, I magistrate that the seen a report of the he stated that the psi. September, 18 , 64, to d aia months' imprison. era' Aid Society satiated when her term of ten ted into the " Elizabeth per, of Condait-ntrest, rly part of May hat she rem the Parker's Horne, afterwards the prisoner . ruing, leaving the front eral articles of linen sad Do coming dowoataim all prepared, elm found • e. *ke anything from Itim Denby's mato. oaer for trial in the ewe Le gave time to have the ♦GM .-- f of the sanitary soot 0, a summons for carry- I suffered from the Dew parish, Iseingcontrary to eon slaughtered at Kings. go doing without &license. rou4h Merton toe kabok- Conned. it wu toned tbek Lof dead soiree's affected was therefore pet freed. CH. T PTL ono, of 10, Broad-chat, mono before Mr. Trod', argood, and attempting to rf-lordriog young woman, bad left her situation in 'dant. the b•noe for which Lewithem Church. Prior I it was agreed that the her mother a for three o Greenwich on l'usr • the sunienoos, where rooms for their joint ere, containieg her clothes nformatiou that had been serious to get her thiovi do with the defendant, but ched her, aad, taking ha riding and tried to throw kbe magistrate, said it was the complainant, and that reed her ; but daring her man, who was a stranger,bad )s the complainant coming bey wets sitting at tea, he Isis strange gentleman might for this information com et the same time suddenly off'—(renewed laughter) :es. The next morniug, on ant in se adjoining room. aid, "Sarah, where have lee `Otter)—wban she replied, tome her way into the room vented, and as she resisted round her waist and lift her nor attempted to throw her v)—Tom, how dare you stand lvageter.) x worship she is not the r. (Repeated laughter t ) re were at tea you said I wee (Continued laughter.) Bet when you applied fae discovered the defendant to the very first Sonday we wry Uhareh he sods 7°0)4 pri out" at Deptford Church. worship he was an unmarried smiertions were I else. ) to the same coaalusioo, sag RISC O THE WELlt.—The friers that the carpenters Qt lf.holiday ou Saturdays Ii for decrcued hours of tine of the shipwrigh lel night, at the Assemble-hall. .are from wbat took phoebe y of delegates of the trade bad Saturday. when it was nose'. the Senderland men in their the hours of labour one hoer Int of the week. The decision ing on Monday night. and woe The men then resolved Doe r payment by the hour. but to he master complied with their uestion studs at preseot, end og experienced in consequent stiipbuilcliag. Oo Wedeesdall ipbuilders was held. 01 1,, n awl men was di sc ussed. The re. Mills was brought before the that they should be allowed 10 sent by cone/dine the reduced ay the men. With respect tO s. hosrever, it wu nosninionsly ist the reduction demanded." Tor come mouths tha neigh. Bridoorth. has suffered at :op from e,veral tarmacs' float, by attacks of dogs daring 001, lows of a vary Ws' and a moot night last, a further oesdaugbll store ewes, the property of Or 2 Morville, two dogs bevies set cof dveruction. Oe Toads, wer e found to be dead, five ws hey were obliged to be kaki ed that in supposed they mnot his is a most earioas peensis r / aetioe of allowing two scab doff at re p r ehensible. Kr. Clark keg • the discovery of the owners 0,1 aped his offer may be eacasisfai. —ONE Simuito DAT.-- Ldmiusio Qs oa poorness, MO; I; total caftan, 4,56 a. IBS MUSED Of d GERMAN AT WEST HAM. DIQUEST.---(THIS DAVA enin, at the London Hospital, Mr. yls 0 "o/eye, the Ifiddlese• eraser, bold an invalid ter the eneetristances of the alleged minder of en, lobo, .god t 9 mare. solicitor, appeard to wreh the are on *lid Jacob Bremer, seem e ed at she deeemed's arirdsr. Wien r id that he limd st Na. 1, Bdith Cot - Loed owe d.rd New-town. He was o ff se t eet maker. The Mril wee his father, sad was a ea rasher. may n'r e g jeer Brame waked for the deceased, sad ho lived "die are Pass. For the last Snid e min. L i . Hoe, lived them also. Oay a frilled riLeteed's rim to too him. Is the overdid &owed, ' 1 '; ‘ ;0, god little brother. Brenner, sad Haas west to see (To d ofi by the trent It was the 9 o'clock. Wit ;lliwoes sad brother arm hack first When the oes escr hack wirer was is bed asleep. Demme& rum gored a t witeeds door sad awoke kbu. He ;ridtrc e oe, ist up, Jacob is besting raw * Wits ess got o g west dematairs hit* the workshop. Be ego "". w e er , Bens, and his father. They were fightiag, :a trams took hold of his father's arm lend foaled it ebb blood. Wittier took his father by the arm pwNd gue away ; he told Bressler to p away. Brenner i pewit a mildew into the yard sad slapped there. se'yea see Bromley do anytime( tgo your father? Wirer —low hint strati him Oa ma —Did year father follow Bremer isle the yard wo o se --111 'topped in the home, and say mother the woad Be afterwada went WM the yard, sad W 4 /lOW M e lee sm it. which he did. con —Where did next see diam woo —After his arm was dressed my Mbar mat Cr re street Jacob Bremer was is the street than. Try did socking to mch other them bat I told Bearer to sg sy, Whoa they were about 20 yards frets the home r oa b o w with • • kW*, which had beer got off the look is dr mrshop. It was the knife with which he marl. Career' wee dose them Witmer Bower rid that he would go into the home goser—Did isw gar—He finch say father with the kWh in the lower Am *. My father had mot spokes to Brenner dor he won ism the street k c oom g.—Ware they . drun . einame—l do ••• Musk they were drank. They might hers takes • glom of beer but they did sot think much of that After my father wos struck we took him into the Wo, apolaira A doctor waa seat foe, and my father wi a NM.. 10 the *soul at once. My father and Brenner b a d NW fillirralled before. I do not know what when he *a they quer. oiled shot this sight Hans was Freest i nohed. I Musk he was stobbed m the arm with h. the one bile as that weed in stabbing him in she stomac Coosomatined by Mr. W dim—White I same down m y father sod linoteer were fi ghtug. My father to adorn* ea the ground. There wee not light se segk this to see whether Brower had a knife. Who Boo* west out thsough the window his kat was bog oat to him—after him. When I went oat shier Bremer it was to tell him to go away, so that he eimald sot quarrel again wash me Whir. He we,s tap yards sway. My father and I did not follow joint* a busting. I had a pesos of weed in my hand. My haw bed not a chisel in his hand. Whoa the bat was throws *Brow and Hans were speaking together. 1 sew Bow stab my father. Hans could have nen better I h old, if Bremer had s knife ; that is if he looked. Ton** bad elapsed before my father went out tato the shot Hass had then gone a little a head, and was not no scar my father as I was when be was stabbed. My father was sobbed oily owe is the street. I was **big between wood three yes& from my father hewas stabbed. Hers was etaudieg seer the door. My fail* was standing wide boo the door. WS* said — l am a sugar baker, ia the emloy of the SoperMogi* Company. in Minimiser& goyed lest we is the deceased's house. I was not the friend of either isis at Brenta. I worked there eight days. Os Sun * they were both drinking. sad were drunk. I had been drinking with them myself. We all vat to the railway—the mists* and the son. They on all drink ; I was sober. I had been lying in bed all day. The gone] began in the public-house because Bodies said sot speak Eogliah. I sin a born Frenchmen ; my fiber was a German. No blow was struck is the *bohemia About six yards from our house the lot blow was wrack. Kitchen struck or began it lot. He *shed Brenner. Brom:ter did nothing Os, tat said he wanted nothing more to do with him. Be. was something more in the skittle ground in the yid. They polled one another. Kitchen again pushed Banner. atteroards saw Bressler owns out of the house ; his hat was thr.iwo out directly after him. As mss as Jacob Bestows came out the deo** as net otter him. Lenard Koch* came out half -dressed bikes his father came out. Ho told Brenner to go away. Wien the deceased came out Breeder ran away and Mood ma after him. Both the Boothe* had sticks. which they were itoorisoing over their heads. I stood at lies aide e the house. Be Ir. Willis--I did not we anything in Weever's hand. Bauer celled out for help. The son and the father wanted to strike him. I had beard qoarrelHog in the hopes pre vious to their ecmin out. I heard deossord say to hie son, "Is he dead yet.' I heard Brenner say in German " For Gad's sake, Karl. come ie." He said , "They will kill me." I did not to is. for I wee frightened. Five wax women told tee tornado where I was. That was five or ten minutes lot ore Boom came out ; *es he came out the blood was roa ming do* his head. The Kuthesis same rushing out after bin with wood is their hands. The women who spoke to is. were standing at their owe doors. Coroner—Was the cry for help in German! Witsso—Yes, Brouwer celled oat is German. The widow of the doomed was called, aod proved that she hosed up bet husband's arm as stated by Lenard Suchen Wore he went out into the street. larcener Scowlers stated that the wog* with which fatal isjury was Miliceect had sot hoes booed. He pro sier* the dying deposition made by Joseph Sachem in the presume of Lionel', the surgeon, and a pollee-ma. stable. Mr. Willis &ejected to the document being received as wilsece. The deposition had sot been made before lug:straw, nor in the presence of the socused. The isspeetor said that he had asked amagietrobe Of the Thames poliee-wart to take the deposition, but he had declined as the offence was committed in EMIL The Corooer ruled that the document could not be admitted in evidence. Br. George W. Mackenzie, house surgeon at the London Magnet. said that the deceased was *vatted with several soperficid wounds oe the shoulder and a severe wee in the abdomen. He died from the stab in the abdomen on last Tuesday eight. The Coroner then summed up, and said that the evidence appeared to him to show very clearly that the mar was Me Nes of murder, bat of rosealanghter. The jury, after a brief consultation, returned a verdict of " Manslaughter" against Jacob Brenner. Mr. Willis asked that bail should be swept* for his chest. The Coroner said that he would have no objection to take bail *der the circumstances. SHOCKING SUICIDE OP TWO WOMEN. An inquiry was held by Mr. Humphreys, Mid diem cwoaer, lath might, at the William the Fourth Tavern, fikephsalew-walk, City-road, reapocting the suicide by *too of Elisabeth Treyhora, aged Teem John Trachea), 11, Osborne.pthee, St. Luke's, said that the &owed was his daughter, and she lived with a young mss named William Lade. They were very fond of each other, and each was jealone of the other. Some three weave Moo the came to witoses with two black eyes, which she said that he gave her. She tried to poison herself some maths ago, but Lade drink her on the back and made her spit it out. Wm. Lade, 79, Wertmorised-plaos, City-road, said that hewn en electro-gtlder. Oa Wednesday evening last be got tome new clothe', and was going out ; the deceased huntsi upon knowing where he was going to and wanted him sot to leave the house. When be persisted is his deternisatioo she left the room sod name back in a Millets, finite cool, and laughing. She said, " Well, Willem), have done it." Witness said, " Doors what r to which she replied, " Taken the pots= !" When withers said. "04 twosome, you always are talking about that,' she clasped her bands, ad, felling ow her 'um". " Yee it is does !" Witness thee saw that her teeth were et, sod that she was dying. DT. Hopkins WAS sent for, bat she died before he came. She bad &rook off the quide of potassium which he used in his business. The Corooer having summed up, The jury returned a verdict of "Suicide by pekoe while is a state of unsound mind." The erne coroner held en inquest at the Green Man Tavern, Hottoo Old Towo, as the body of a married omen named Carr:dies Amelia Owes, aged 40 years, who committed suicide by drowning herself is the Regent's-caul. The dece wird was the wife of a shoemaker, and lived at 39. Pollards-row, Bethual-green. She suffered much from paw in the bead, mid often slid that she would beat her brains out. Liat Wedoesday night her daughter left her to go to bed. In half an boar afterwards her bonnet and shawl were found on the banks of the itegent's-easal, sear the Cett•o's.roarithridge. Next moroing her body was got est of the water quite dead. The jury returned • verdict " That deceased drowned herself to the Regent's-cared while in an unsouod state of tied." FIRE sr CAMBERWELL.—Yeiterday morning Ire occurred at the workshops and manufactories beloneieg i° Mr. Smith, wheelwright, George-street, Albany road, Camberwell. The 11 , e was discovered shortly after I ! o'clock by same streamers passing by, when Anneworth, the lire recipe coodactor, arrived with his map*, followel hie Ogebrated dog " Jerry," who mounted the ladder the "tape, and trsvolled mood the roams, barking to arouse the inmates. The assizes were shortly on the spot, bat the lames spread with great rapidity, an 1 the building, 130(1 (oat by 50ft. wide, was entirely destroyed. RECLAIILTION OF Latin.—Peewit Island, near Harwich, his been parchseed by Yr. Walker, of Terrieg kAlt who intends to EECIEiza it from the sea. 11 contuse 1,200 sate. THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 2, 1865. Till IXTRAORDINART CHARON OP CON SPIRACY. SHARE LISTS.-(THIB DAY.) The prisoners, Louis Jourdain, Angelina Jour dais, and Alexandre Barth*. who me charged with ear. rylog on a mesa exesmive system d trend sod swiedling spas parlous of distipation ea different pert, of the Coo. Masai, were this morning brought before the Lord Mayor for farther examination. Mr. Montour sad lir. Beard attended le premed* on behalf of the Italian and Spaeth& wands. Mr. Templernan and Mr. Begrime appeared for the prisoners. Very little edditlessal 'vides°, was muse into, and this was mutely with • view to oroseet all the prisoners with the fraud. It was proved that sacs the last examination, Sergeant Foulest had discovered a box which had bees left by the tamale prisoner at • lodgiag that had bees takes by a man, named Amos, in Milimao.street. Bedford-row. and in this hoc there were no lees than 400 letters costainieg the circulars of Use preteaded firm, &dammed to persona in different parts of Spain and Maly. The akar also land caw &laments emanating from supposed badmen firms in the metropolis, some of Iwhich were =coronets' with the royal arms, sad some Spanish and French Directesies. The prisoners were sgala remanded. Two oxhacri. The railway market is rather dull to-ay, and a decline has oocurred in several of the principal lines. Midland stook is especially heavy, and has receded per cent. Great Northern (Ori ginal) has also fallen 4, Lancashire and Yorkshire I, and London and North West ern and Great Northern A 4. Metropolitan t has improved i per cent., and /South Eastern 4. t London and North Western stook is now I quoted 124 to, ex div. ; Great Western, 67 Da to 4 ; Midland, 1274 to 128 , ex div.; Lancashire to and Yorkahire, 119 to 4, ex div. ; South 1.1 Eastern, filf to ; Metropolitan, 137 to 4, ex div. ; Great Northern, 130 to 131, ex div. ; ditto A, 150 to 1504, ex dlv. ; L o ndon and Routh toad Western, 964 to 974, ex div. ; Great Eastern, 47 1W to ; and Caledonian, 13 4 to 136 . Bahia Railway shares have improved, and Great Luxembourg are firm. Canadian lines are also in quired for. ORDINARY BRAM AND /TOOLS. r& I un.wAn. I t , s,Ccei I soles to-cus to p.m. FUNERAL OF THE By HON. JUSTICE HALL. TON. --41--- - -- - 100 Maud sad Xmas— IN Cam betas 40 Welted leaks Oorawall 211 :lb. • J A sedly. sad' t ail Da.ll 10. 0. 13 1:=0011 100 121 Dab/IEI2M J 1Dandeti.P201).6•24.2. 2) limit Lawton 80sip Cart M .6 id 114 116 M a 12LEWOILTII, firreaDo.r. 10 Yesterday the remain§ of the late Mr. Judie. 10 Hshburton, the well•known author of "dens Slick," were eouveyed from Gordon-house ' the residence of the up demand, to leleworth eherelayerd for intermesh ~ The fosersl, which wee esadoeted in private M. sod unostentatious manner, took plea at nom, the M. corpse bei followed to the grave by the friends of the LI bete Mr. • (among whom wee his medical attend. ; ant sad other mourners). The latter were taken in four N I mourning coaches to the place of burial, when the Rev. S. hr. R. Aodereoe. 13. A., reed theatrics for the deed. Most of the es. houses in Isleworth were wholly or partially closed, as were st several in Hounslow, I. both of which pieces Mr. lisUibur ton was greatly respected Lod esteemed. The funeral Y (according to his own wish) wee as extremely quiet one, there being scarcely a desen people on the ground in addition etes - . -.-- II I TS 115 id 111 11 2 dig 4 2 dls 110 112 47 a le of 17 16 1 INIA IL VlWien ib i r .l o = gy p.. psislu ay.gui. Ord: No. e ) 100 Gnat 1100ot Iseisio 10 OnaSlfordwea 100 Do.a I • roe. ao dry. as, 100 Doi 1 1110 p. a b paid k 00 04.. sootb a Well. lbs 100 anal Woks WS bailees VeLasa.llll , 1011 Do. both Wslo LOS Do. W. lel —o3lord 10 Do. Do . l i t i = 100 Do.. LOS /040010 a Torkshies 100 Loudon sad Dlackwol. 100 Loa. 13/11=11.Coail 100 Lao4on a Do. 100 Do. llet.Etten.A6p.e. tau Loadaa a North Willi. IGO LoodourndoimaModen. 100 1150.,11140.4 Llosolast 100 Itsliossoll New taa 7 Do. 4 Do. Istensloa WI M etro. Ms. (Pro. Beep C. 10 I Do. do. do. 100 I 10d1sad 4. 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Captain Anderson, of the Great Eastern, has 6 . written a letter to Mr. Oita:, of Mama Wiest's mob" et, with reference to h's future coolie:too with the great to ship and the hying of the Atlastie cable. lie says : te O "My dear Mr. Ostoo,—Yesterday I accepted terms offered N se by the directors of the Ship Company a nd Teleg raphic N. ditto, which attach roe to their toteresta for fi ve years. It 7 is so far gratifying that I never asked to remain with them. K. or stated terms which I would ex p ect, asd they have 1,,,, exceeded by a good deal what I would have thought a St, favourable offer; so that altogether I feel I have had et. shows me at least an boom:able preference, end I shall 0 . ~. never . ver be unmindful that I owe thi s to my opportneities o being known in the Cunard service. It is true that we can- st sot sail again before May with • new cable, but it would r, sot have been mime on their part to have left the ship ts without a captain all that time. It is far more a sailor's it job than I believed, end this the directors have sue, hence " their name for desiring Mr. Halpin and me to remain with t our past experience, so dearly bought (to them at least). ~, I should have felt much gratified to have got the new ship a (the Jaya). I have always had that hied of ambition) that ea, made me denies a ship I could be proud of. I now have • U. task before me, however, to make this ill-used and mach- M. neglected ship to appear what is called lucky. I have faith ri• and so fear. and I have learnt to believe in cables. I dare 44 say I should have poob-poobed the idea six months ago, but I t o sow believe we shall ley a sew cable without a hitch, and 61 restore the other one we have beim obliged to leave. Mr. to Christie and his staff leave me to-morrow. I owe them 10 the kindest thing I can say for them all. They were • 1 2 credit to our service, and had the *surprise been successfal '''' they would have heat well remembered. CI I_ 11231 124cd&1ni S tt pia. kdaan 98 LOCulkui 59 61 tsi teli 1105 110 ul 1 Gle esk 103 144 id oo—k $7l id 10 1100 :1 118 120 id 11/ 11,2 TO 11 11l id 150 114 ii -65 65 57 idi 81 F 2 i g 9 id• 92 166 id ▪ &nu zd 194 104 id W 61 THE ALLEGED POISONING IN SUFFOLK. It will be remembered that a few weeks since child gamed Charles Silver, one of a labourer's family at Rickieghell, a few miles from Bury St. Edmunds, died ho ax suspicions circumstance., death being attributed to h pumice. Another child, named James Silver, died about the same time with almost squid suddenhem, and, as some F . excitement arose co the subject, the coroner of the district lop (Mr. G. A. Partridge) ordered a post-mortem examination to at. be made. The inquiry was resumed en Thursdav for the IC purpose of ressivisi the report of the medical gentleman to le whom the tank was weeded. Mr. Pearce, surgeon, deposed to having made a post. leo monists exansuistios of the exhumed body of James Silver. too 53 days sitar death, and to seeding pert of stomach, Ac., of top o 0 the deceased to Mr. Image, of Bury St. Edmunds. S After hearing evidence sad deliberatiog some time the WO jury returned the following verdict :—.• That the deceased, 1:: Junes Silver, died through unknown causes ; and we wish too to weed that, from . Image's evidence. we are per- s‘ fectly satisfied that death did not arise trom poisoning, unless that produced from eating fungi ;bat that there us to sot safficiest evidence to show the precise cause of death." The Cormier trilled in the mother of the dammed, and addressed her ors behalf of herself and her husband on the fortunate result of the inquiry, remarking that he hoped gni she and her husband would be entirely freed from say 100 odium which might have bees entailed none them from the MO suspicions death of their children. The Coroner the. „In thanked the jury for their attentioe to the ease, and the proceeding" ing 2214044 . Kip ;000' ,.. No ._I -. XI 83} id 102 ". 14.• it fis 1031 0 101 i in 17 1... Coe. GoV•rp.o.7AVICIIOII .. • . Do.. poret. rob.dAag. 10 . .. Do.. poroLtLor.3llllo IS, .. Do.I pot ol•Iwoii 100 IC .. D . 1 pot el. Ir. 10 1 .. °spool eltotollo.olUßS 100 .... R D:: to. s. 11100•11 laet, 100 100 Do. do. 1000411 100 , .. Do.sp. a. Ap. &Oct 1900' 100' ' :i . 08 .. ... c="°'"ittst,__,".il::l A wl.. limilltas ipso ft., will IN 110111.. Do. HIROO 60 00 .. I Do. Ilet 101 .000.. I Do. 1810 10 $OOOl-11foiaL Gov.ll par cool .. I I 1,000 .. 'Now Bruno. Row. 0 p.c4. 1 1 , L !N.B. Solos Ov. 6 p. 0.11100 1 .. .1 Do. 6p. a 1871 WOO .. .. I Do. 11p. a. uois to ma{ ',ow l .. New !MIAMI II per wt. 000 .. Do. t. pre oast. Ole .. Nova Ikeda II p. sons An ll .. 11. Qem koa or t.Gov.11land Gov.. P.S. _lll* .. 1. 1. .11110.G00.09.ab00.46J .1 Do. do. 119.0.00r 11 4 03 0. MOISTURE 91 el 96 VT 01 rl9 66 96 VI 66 IN 106 106 106 106 10T 106 es LOT M 101 1116 109 /11 1611 106 1111 19 1 1 101 109 106 10T 111 161 N 98 99 119 99 66 99 91 1 : 1 .5 IS IN I 10i NO 106 191 ii ill '7i B 1100 100 1 1 0U 1011 F $ 0 115 100 17 U '41.1 —. pal 131 7 iti - s Si iceil l 6 AmiL. Si 'ci72l 3 1: 1 ;1 IN .4 7 . ,1 2i :41.1 - lit :di, Y7} id' 8 id 3 MONEY MARKETS-4MM DAY.) ' Banking Company showed a scarcity of shares, which appear to have been eoasiderably ovt Two ° 11163431 * and a " backwardatice " was paid for therea The stock markets are fi rm, the continuance of them u p to the next settlement. The closing price fine weather having a very favourable effect. Con- was 4to 1 prem., being better. rain were D ols have experienced a fresh ri se of 1 per cent., The shares of the financ ial com p s .. and foreign securities are also better in several in- very steady at the late ithre'°"lthevits The stances. Financial shares still show an upward 1 c a ttg rinansia4 c l uotations ii io w : r i e ze : . itir e .r oredi ist.irsa' t , a' „ to 11 preen. ex div.'; London ilinancial, 74 to 4 tendency. English railway stocks, however. are somewhat lower, the recent important advance prem. ; Imperial Mrcantile Credit, 1 13-16 to having caused some realisations. 1546 rem. ; Credit Fonder and Mobilise, 3 5.15 prom The discount market is quiet to-day, and trans b°ll.altional Disco rat shares were last quoted 104 actions continue to be effected in good paper at 34 to 3 prem., being firmer ; Joint Stock Discount, '• per cent., or 4 below the Ban k minimum. In the 11 to 14 die. • Overend, Gurney, and Co. , 31 to Stock Exchange, however, the su pp l y of money has prem. ; Egyptian Trading, 1 to 01 die. • Ottoman considerably diminished, owing to the p a y ment of Soci4t4 Geinerale 24 to 4 prem., bei ng higher ; • half-yearly railway dividends, and the rate for Hudson's Bay, 151 to 16 ; Lion Brewery, Ito la rem. • and Atlantic Telegraph Preference, 24 to 1. short loans this morning was 34 to 4 per cent. p The'elosing (but in many eases nomina l) quote- It is now somewhat easier, at 3 to 4. 1 At Paris today, according to Mr. Rente r ' s tele- joineg ticnia I : ... " la sh e tTi li vi in is Sewage, ldertairlaga are sub : wag i7ni t o 121 prom. [ gram, the Three per Cent. Rentes opened at. London Jute Works, par to 1 prem. • Mem Peril 69fr. 30c., .;being 1 per mint better than yea. a nd Hotel k l a tz u 2 prem.; McQueen Brothers, Ito terday. - Consols m. ;Marseilles F.xtension Railway end Led, to 1 prem. ; Anglo. Greek Steam Navigation, are now quoted 90 to 1 both for money r to 34 . srem ; and West wathing m amk „,,,, • and the 'mount (Sept. 7). The official bosinessl I s t° 3 i i ,,,,: ' report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Con- 1 There was again an active demand for the shares sole, for money, 90, 894, 901 ; Three per of many of the joint stock banks, anal a fresh ad- Cent& Redline', 881, 4, ex div. ; New Three venn i : took e t c: m in er onmerot cial i r o r t e i . dia l t n he M :l cyh a su nce t per Cents., 8111, ex div. ; India Five per Cent. amounted and t : 0 -• 21. Th e shame a the English Joint stock, 1054, 1 ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, Stook Bank, however, were flat. 024 ; Five per Cent. "enlaced " rupee paper, 10 2 ; National Steam, Financial Discount, &binaries and Exchequer Bills, par. Telegraph" and Credit Fonciez of Mauritius shares The foreign stock market is firm. Mexican bonds were inquired forte tter. are in especial request, and have risen a p er cent. Turkish Consolidis, Italian, and Greek h ave also improved 4, and Spanish Certificatee, 4. Some of the present quotations are subjoined, viz.:— Greek, 201 to 211 ; Turkish Consolidee, 481 to 49; Spanish Passive, 291 to 1 ; ditto Certificates, 141 to / ; Confederate, 61 to 71; and Mexican, 241 to 3. Transactions are recorded as follows :—Egyptian, l 1864, 954, 1 ; ditto, 1001 . Bon ds, 964, 1 ; Greek. for account, 201 ; Italian, for account, 654 ; Mexican, for account, 241, 1 ; Montevidean, 621 ; New Granada, 121, 13 ; Peruvian, 1862,f0r account, 76; Portuguese, 1856, kc., for account, cg ; Spanish Passive, for account, 291, 1 ; ditto Certifi- cedes, for account, 144, 4 ; Turkish, 1854, for ac-I 1 c ount, 944 ; ditto, 1858, for account., 72, 4 ; ditto, 1001. Bonds, 77 ; ditto 1862, 1001. Bondi, 741, 4 ; ditto 1865, 434, 1 ; ditto 1001. Bonds, 441, 4 ; Venezuela, 1864, 424. United States 5-20 bonds and Erie Railway shares are in demand, and have advanced 1 and 1 per cent. respectively ; the former are now quoted 69 to 4 ; and the latter, 531 to R. Atlantic and Great Western Debentures are also inquired for, at 86 to 87. Illinois Railway shares are steady, at 781 to 79. International Financial shares are now quoted 14 to 4 prem. ; General Credit, 11 to / prem., ex div. ; London Financial, 71 to 81 prem., ex div. ; Imperial Mercantile, 11 to 2 prem. ; Credit Fonoier and Mobilier of England, 31 to 4 prem. ; Ottoman Societe G4n6rale, 21 to 1 prem.; Hudson's Bay, 151 to 16 ; and Overend, Gurney, and Co., 31 to 1 prem. HALF-Pia Two o'Ctocx. Consols are still quoted 90 to 4 both for money and the account (Sept. 7). About 26,0001. in gold was purchased by the Bank yesterday. The steamer Douro, from Brazil, has arrived at Southampton with 35,560/. in specie. The foreign exchanges yesterday afternoon were steady, and the quotations were about the same as on Tuesday last, being as follows : dasslordaia, short. 11.144 to 11.19 ; ditto, 3 months, 12.1 so 12.14. Rotterdam. 3 months. 12.1 to 12.14; , -.. Antwerp, 3 swaths. 25.524 to 23.574 ; Smogs. 3 moaths, !id 7i p i 1 14 1.5 ; 52 4 4 to 25.152 . 61 W: ;2r: s ; 3 a r t.: zap 13.10 t0 1.5 1: 4 3 2 i0t! '''' 25.67 . 4 ; Mse amt ' saillas, 3 toootha, 25.45 to 26.50; fraalgart -- 00-thiellsaao, 3 mouths, 121 to V 214 ; Vial." 3 months, _ - IL9O to 11.25; Trieste. e snontes, 11.20 3 to 11.25 i i . Potarabsue. 3 mouths, 304 to 304 ; Madrid, =Mho, 474 to 474 ; Oadis. 3 mo nths . 474 to 474 . Leghorn, 4 moths, 25.574 to 25.624 ; Miles, 3 months, 25.55 ta 25.60; Naos, 3 montas, 25.55 to 25.60: Naar. A months, 25.574 to 25.624; Plasma% 3 taaaths, 25.574 to 25.624: Ii••• 1111. I 3 oostas, 25.574 10 25.624 ; Lisboa, 3 mouths, 6 1 4 to 51 1; Omni, 3 months, 51 4 to 514 . The weekly return of the Bank of France shows the following changes : Cain slid bullion Decrease £38,000 Bills animated Goverment Dirp/WitS II3CITRIO 15.000 Notts in eirocdstioa lncrease 1.484000 Private Depocts !inmate 110,000 The most remarkable movement shown in this re turn is of course the large increase of 1,837,0001 in the discounts, which boat led to a proportionate ex pansion of the note circulation. It is to be in leered that there is some revival of trade in France. i It is at the same time worthy of notice that, while the Bank of England is obtaining little discount, business at its present minimum of 4 per cent, the transactions of the French Bank, whose charge is only 3 per cent., are very large. The crown agents for the colonies. are inviting tenders, receivable until 1 p.m. on Thursday, the 14th inst., for Ceylon Government Six per Cent. Debentures to the extent of 100,0001. This is the second instalment of a loan of 1,000,0001. which has received the necessary authorisations. The prin cipal is repayable iu 1872. The proceeds are to be applied to the construction of a railway from Co lombo to Kandy. Insurances are being effected at Lloyd's, upon the steamship Great Eastern at 5 guineas premium to cover her stay in the Medway and her next voyage to Newfoundland and back. The proposed dividend for the half-year on North British Railway stock is officially announced at the rate of 3 per cent. per annum, against 2 for the corresponding period. of 1864 ; Border Union stock, di, against 3 ; and Edinburgh, Perth, and Dundee, 1, against 13a. 4d. It is announced that Mr. M. G. Alberti, of the firm of Oppenheim, Alberti, and Co., has joined the Council of Direction of the Imperial Ottoman Bank at Constantinople. The Alliance Bank have made a call of Si. per share on the shares which were issued in 1864 and numbered 30,001 and upwards. It is understood that the Belfast and Bangor Railway and Land Project has been withdrawn for the present, and that the deposits will be returned forthwith. The Caledonian Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 748/. over last year. MINEB.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Ctocs. In the mining market to•day the dealings are upon a ratherrestricted scale, as usual on a Satur day, yet the general tendency is favourable. But Lovell shares continue in prominent request, and have advanced 10s., the present quotations being 13 to 1. Great Vor are called 35 to ; East Basset, 171 to 181 ,• West Cerecloth, 9 tol ; Lady Bertha, 11a 6d. to 12a. Gd. ; Great . Fast - Lovell, 11 to 1 ; Ballenbeagle, 21 to ; Kist t Rosewarne, 21 to Y ; Grest Limey, 211 to 22 ; • Great North Leiey, 34a. to 365. ; South Darren, 325. Gd. to 375. Gd. ; and Clifford Amalgamated, 21 to 221. Foreign and col nail mining shares are un- altered. The subjoined weekly report on the metal mar ket is from the circular of Messrs. von Dadelszea and North : The metal market seems gradually recoveries from its lon &premed cooditios. sod though prices bays not Tot taken any decidel upward movement, slitopers and cos numers are operating with more eoafidoses than firmer for seats • tows past. ueoyet.—We have to report a market there is more inquiry for raw and manufactured ; forties also is somewhat better. For Burma, 1111. asked. end foe W 901. Iron.—Tbe demand for Welsh bars con tinues good, and prices very fins. The accouota from Stall ord. shire are more cheering. and makers a re amply employed- Scotch pirtiroe has been active. sod &drawee& to —A very large buntes was dose is striate hero 87L 10.. to /181. 104., sad for hue q ualdaes, $9l. Dam, on the other heed, is noglected sod otiose q uite ensoinaL The Dutch market Wan r a shade higher. at 56/. Eoglish steaLaid dy. lie plates very tiro, with se spward tend enc y . manias iesetive. Spalter is very dull. and to he bad under ; ; the nearest quotation, 211. lhs. spot and for forward de livery. Hell woe's much aegiktsd, Dom:nal value, 211. 15s. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. (THIS DAY.) (u mamma AND urrumuleus 1111441ALPB.) (ROIL DOS OWN 001111•PONDANT. ) The market deem .reedy ; halm, (5,000; speculation sad expect, 6,000. _ . TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The market es firm. Town tallow is quoted itia. tid., nd cash ; Petersburg Y.C., on the spot, 46e. ; lle:entbar 46.. 6d. to 4 7.. ; Jaou tr y to March, Cs., •• buyers ;'• March. 475, 6d. to 48.. IlLassr AVERAGEL—Tows tallow, 4Es. 94. 7 fat dit o, 2a. 4d. ; yellow Russia, 475. 60. ; melted at e 34, dd. rough oitto, 19r. ; tallow gnome.. 19 ; dregs, 6a. SMITHFIICLD HAY SURICST.--(THIS DAY.) )lr. Charles Jame. Easton reports pries . s• follows : Primo old clover, from 12.4.. to 147.. ; itesnor dttm, lOUs. to 110 a. ; t Tana rue tdo. hey, llrs, to 113 f. ; ieenar ditiq 95r. to 105 s. ; straw, 36t. to 424. COVENT GARDEN.--fTHIS DAY.) Vegetables ca ntinas abundant. Lugo importations et French grapes, pears, peaches, and Dectarices Mill motions to arrive. English pears comprise Williams, Ilan Cirri. ties, and Boleti d'Amaalis. Pine -apples are realising larger prices than they did last week. For grapes there is still a heavy •de. Apples and plums are abundant. ICeq.t filberts are comity is is good coodition. Good kidney potatoes ere .bundwat. Fioners Wetly consker of orchids, Deaths, Carsatioss, plcotaes, miguointta, ad BILITIbII POINIIIMIONL - UN al ,Allillialea tit. Immo , 1 100 BoaLßer. 4C. la.g.6p.e. 6 I Do. 1 d a rt all 'Boddo & Lake in . al l Do. Pretarene• 100 'Bag. BrantAGeneriaa los , c 4 . le l r i r s anS . 1516.11.4 i IVA 'Cain T. d Dock Op. a. a Al Den=4 au .a.par.prel ,100 lima N. 5 do 1100 'Pad Indian ga. 5 do I lb I Do. I 110eneSoo .. MOO lewd Trask of uansda al I Do. &gaup. U. s..ep.ci all Do. la 6 prof. Bonds., al I Do. do. delorrod al , M. and prat. /toads all I Do• do. dafievad al I Do . Ind prat. Moak .. al I Do. to. deterrad 1 1 al I Do. 661 a pOld. Nook.. I i .111 Do. do. deferrol 100 Areas Indian Ifeouanula I 1 14 I ou. gni. 6 par cant. 1 4', Do. /few do , 1 110 lei 5.0 f /m11%14.111.. et . ;100 I Do di par aria I I Do all r ..,.....m0t a;Li: al Do.lp.o.Bdo.pay. l6 Th all , Do.6e do. do. 10774 1 'lndian Womb. United 100 :Kauai pew. 5 Pert 3001 D o. do. L0 d ..... 100 I Do. 00. do— t i Do. Tit* 100 Meth. Oorp. 6 Oar a. Rd AD ,1111. sad Noboodo Do 180 11. iLd066.110.4.116p. . i 100 .110nda. 'Pm I. par alga 51. 100 Do. Dad Go.•• • II ...... IL IO IOO Do Do. . Panp do. ano d d 0 .0.. . M. too Do.lactisaitrioiti.o. id bi 101 101 par 42 HO I 4 9 10 1 09 101 70 76 100 too len tog 104 164 173 tP,R 1 6 1 64 00 64 66 63 63 63 67 48 6 1 41 66 64 41 so 17 24 16 11 1041 pm lo6 101* 121 1 12 si 71 114 02 94 as b 6 1 04214 101 102 95 97 90 96 K 88 82 84 100 100 100 101 i Ws 1801 101 e JOINT STOCK BANKS. IPdI CL rim. I "1"- to. I .11.. I Bain ma. fO,OOl 60 , Agra & Maaterniurs( l .l 16 67 50 , - 10,000 60 141111 on 80,eoeitoe 1 guhineetweAueerpooi le el gm sn 1 10.000 100 1 Do. loosed at 10 pm 2O 66 134400 20 100,400, los 11/I#* Asserlan 40,000 , 60 Anglo Eaptlan (Lhn.) 124 per Ipai la 10,000, 60 'Anglo Hansa ILLenited. 16 fie Sidle 14 - 11,00' YO' kelatlcßank•Cor.newsh 6 - -pm *KW ee !gestnitiets ed is 27 7,600, 60 , lm. New all 74 Ts %Nei 10 gamkoilirtildadindida all tS4 216 --- --- —Air 16 liana a saps /70,747 816,13 / 62,704 81 6 -.1 awn 100 ;Bank of London 6O 113 1116 After providing for ell fixed and preference charges , and woos es I Bank of Otago (Limited 8 8 i eite making a reserve to meet any probable loam under the ht. 10,900100 lawn d uunnaland IL) 116 6 6di ruigemeat with the Vale of Neath Company, the bassos m. 6 001 NJ 41salionflet0111646e1sle is 0 0 available for distributioe will admit of the payment of the 80.00 e; 10 Bank of New Zealand .. 10 p 6 I pia following dividends: 0,,011. se earners Bank ,Limited 6 par 1, ns ~ 60 000 SO argsogrosSagiwastL 10 1 %Ms On Great Western Consolidated Stock at the rate Ce nt P C,. - nd. °°° 14 - t' - ' 4l2° a e nhi " ' lla (L l i 0 I 314 14 60.000 60 Beitlehlf. Amei r d i ca.;.• ell 45 0 On West Midland :Word; Stock .. .. .. 1 2 On West Midland I NeWport , Stock .. •... 0 1 0 0,009 10 .C. AL 1nd4,110, 0000 111 In p ri On Weil Midland 'Hereford Stock .. • . .. 6 0 10,000! U ILliart.Mer.o liwila,44. ell 061 On South Wales Consolidated Stork .. . . .2 6 19,900:109 'City 10,000'100 IColindal leaving a balance to be carried forward of 12,67 . 51. 19s. 61. 40,00 , 3 1 , 10 i ~,,,L L, ,,i, of c .a... The importance of a oonosntration of the carriage sod Waggon 0,0001 26 ,i non Hank or indla, d e. shop of the company bee been ingeotly felt. sod the inter- eekeoei io 'Coimelldated Bank (L) , femme with the workshop at Paddington, rendered meow 6,000100 'Climillawatel eery for the widening end improvement of the line, has _ISOn;lou Delhi 1 im m _s_ls , .. also pressed the subject upon the attention of the directors. 1 2 :. 0 t . 6 : 3 sal (.... t . 1 •: ° :„.„ ~ li Several places were suggested as suitable for the perinea ...• ...AO°, to I Eastern &change( Liail I required; but after mesh deliberation, and weighing well all 10,000 , 26 English Joint Stock tL) It the argumenta edduced in favour of at;cl against the different padool go I god.gooaaanu.ctiartd. el localities, the directors came to the cooclusion that Oxford 10,001 60 I eh and Swedish (IL 4 protests, upon the whole, the greatest advantages. Nego- se,ooul 0 1 Kenn...in Resk , Uniited 11 &lotions for the purchase of the necessary land were accord- 1 0 ."' W° lingsw•CainnAlso4l4 SI leer commenced with the mayor and corporation of that 1 001 160 I Do. tamed at 9pm Li 00,000 100 Do. New city, by whom the directory have been met in a hit' and 10 . $00 me Imper ia 8 .. k. ti m A d d at liberal spirit. After arraagements had been eotered into, woe& 10 Doporfamaosaaa,„..,„ 4 se l representations were made on the part of some influential cone 16 . lestssy. members of the university is opposition to the course which e. 16 I Do. New I had bees determined upon. The directors have eedenvoared, lehee. 18 UM Knhßh: Ind lll 4 l l 4 they hope not without sitcoms, to allay the apprehensions 911.19.010.... r.. i.__Loe.ll...._..r.orlaisioo etc.( x i. 1 .. 1 which have been expressed ; and it is their intention so to 16.4 7, Wo ,E; do . o.""arstuut ; arrange the works and to regulate the establishment as shall 4sositee . / ...,..,„... tL iqe„,,:ii, 4 , 4 modem to the benefit of the city without injury to the ea,oool IS' Do. New, ha at 14 pm If University, whose wishes and interests they would on all *MO 10 .Loa. Mama el Lunn. M. occasions desire to meat. 0,010 60 lan4on and Co4utd l4 The capital aooonnt shows that 27,244,655 1 . had been ra. 7 ,1 o°o o , o 6 4 / 3 ,I.ooSonLend.tiolneeitthanoonaric 1 11, eeieed cm whores and Great Western joint amount. sod I ' - 6:000 10 Lou. 4, 6 . w.t o n, rt,i g 13,181,938/. on debentures, making together 40,428,5931. h os op , Do. do. N.„ . The ex psaditare as Great Western *com et was 27,994,1961.; ken le : fannon&Venereebt (1 ) r on Oxford sienonst, 4,350,80514 on Newport socount, 140 3 0,10 0 ,Lon. I Westminster .. ! 1,366,581 1 . ;on Hereford account, 799,9701.; oe West Mid- !Mitt!! Awning buntline.), lend account, 567,&311. ;on Smith Wales aoooust, 1,584,1351. ; 1 0 1 ;:7 00 ° 1 1 :: . imiws. a pi t . Ina it. and on joint capital account. 1,033,016 1 . -10 tras 40 . 691 . 3641 - i 4166100 I Do. do. I Looo' tflo I Midland Beak (Um.) __ UAW I* , rhational 0 Liverpool ll , v.er(ieo Lbw of *eland 6l SO Do. god and led lane. ' 60 Naticoal Beak 601 Do. New . ... . ..• • I 110 New Goa* Wale; I , 11 10 New Sodas& (Untiled)', i r :\ 110 North Western i II Orisalei lank Oarpoen.l a .0,000 60 , Prorla•Banklughorp.;L i ', 1000 60 Ds. do. II4 20,r0), NO !ravine. of Ireland IIO 10,0 MI 10 , Do. do New , ell &Mil 111 Sdaditgao.,l4Delia(l.; IS kill Meta Anesraita 110. 11, glead. el D. IL arias •1 16ahl 10.0001104 Do. .1... Its. atlipsa., lb 40,1000 it (Woe or enstrana !mg 10. 11 00 VW 17sion at lailaall war is 60,016 56 Mies at Landow t 1 £1,843,0681,801,068 47,890 498 ISPIE4I)ITURA. £ 153,172 154.866 1.644 - 195.7 V 195.137 - 316 311.167 373.760 32. . `493 - 7A660 92.047 18.117 - Maintenenee of way Locomotive expenditure Traffic erpenddare Other expenses Fe 28 26 21 2 66 i pml 101 - • fpm si 2 2•0 63 dla -0 1 6 9 l2 dl Mb MI - 10 6 clu - 6 2•464 12 6 6 3 41a 21 26 6 6 3 als - 1 6 •4i4 - ) 8 offs 61 6 1, 56 151 1 1 96 27 14142 i 1140 1 31 1 par - 1161- 0 4 21 2 93= 13 17 PM - l 1 4 1Yu IA 961 77 ;9 779 . 62 60 161 19• Ipm 191 1 61 1 069 , 14 7 5 014 \ r 6 VI ' 11 6 4• • UN 61 •• 3.81 16 41 sou 11 14 1 4 019 6 7 0 A Laurin Srnaoson.--On Thursday afternoon, I i, about two miles south of Ramat mil, th• PlTwooth fishing sloop Red Rover, beloegtng to Mr. Samuel Browns. caught • in her trawl-ast a sturgeon 9ft. Bio. loag, from some to tail, iitt. girth, and weighing 'Stmt. It was alive when i f3L - . 14E401 this lame 'minium at the Barbican. and, having beau I & j o y' wrapped t o nanran, was sant, via South Devon Railway, to , pi , Billnagsgatemiailait. I Tug LATE MR. APTow.—We regret to announce Mrs death of Mr. Appokl, en Thursday warping. at Clifton. , Mr. Appold wan wail-known among engineers and woo of , mom* for f l4a a rsat inpaaity as so amateur meobsoiciass. 1 His eeetri pampa formed striking features deur Great 1 Exhibitions both in 1851 and 1862. The Porn,* Drawls. —W e are sorry to an. l tosses the spread of this disease. which is now all hot i mayoral in this sa ighbourhood. No ow appears to ksow 1 what Is the hoot team I. pangs under l b . airman bat we believe that have weather will do far more tons I - the skill sad ometrtrawre of saltivatara. litossowing the , haulm pot. element ea mar* stop te tee grewlle el tile L‘ tabera, buy. still, probably, it is the beet aserna ki p tea , be pursued, and then mouldiair uo the ridges, no Is so both haat sad moisten. —Cambridge independent. ~:~i Fe 1 ti to , to I -- ii I - - SO I 90 96 %%PP .011 - 1.7 12.0t0 074110 857,03 St. od awl Weak LA& 1.00 IS Oinieral floating -met I ▪ LasOastStAatharta 100 ▪ loottlukomum 100 IL %array Commerthl ' 100 40 62 § sixo • 62 64 631 3i 21416 • Si 3Us • 24 t 6 II 2014 241 I 10 la a di \ 16 1 6 41. 63 6k 65 4441. 66 66 1.111 166 77 TO I 115 117 GREAT WRSTERN. The report of the directors of this company for the past half-year states that ie comparing the receipt& sad expeemes on reveoue erictant charism the half-year eadiag the 31th of July last with those for the oarreepoodie; period of 1864 the followith result& appear : JLEVIN U H 1464 1865 Inc. Dec A t From pusearrs. ras lll . From rnerclaudise, coal. tre 798.621 800,005 20,1;7 —8 From parcels, warohouss MR 53./1 1 51 . 383 45 PROVINCIAL SHARI MARKRTS. LMMPOOI, San. L--Buis today laneashire and York shire, 1191 1-Lendan and North Western, 1131 41 4 1 ed. -Manchester, Sbeidezd. and Lincolnshire. 57 1 4 N etewpdF tan.l3ll-South Taatern. 411-Baffalo and Lake Bur ^n, 41 Grand Trunk of Canada, 384 1--Orsat Western of Canada, 1111 Al d.-Dukti Rhenish, 7 5-16 and Luxembourg sharer, Ili-. Alliance Bank of London and Liverpool ildnutedl, 61 71 4..^^- Barned's Banking Company (Limited), p. -Edo hen as change Bank Limited'. 1 3-16 d -Liverpool - Financial Aetociatiou :Limited:, 11 1416 4 - Mercantile and Igehance Bank iLireited , , 4/ 6.16 4.- - North and South Wales, 261-Norili Western lank ^Limited,.lhion Marine. 1 d.-Britieh and Phreispa Marine (limited). 39.16 4.-Mereantale Marine Numbed), 7.16 4. (dawn Insurance, p.-Royal Imam ce. 61 b p -Units Marine i Limited:, 11 D. - bitish and Irish Magnetic Telegraph Association. Sic. d.- numbs" 04! 6d.-Natioaal Mean -.Limited`, 61 4 d.-Pacific -team, 851- ditto Now Shares.. 3.14 p. Maitengslust, Sigribillra 1.-A good bosiness ram don. and at mueh better prices. Aillanes Bank 'Limited(, Of p.-Boackow, Vaughan, and Co Limited), 61 p.-Gr•at Luxembourg, 151 11-11 -Great Northam A. 1491 • • 60 1-Ditto New, 121 . 4. -Crest Wests-n of Canada. 124 ".16-Oreat Western. 674 1-Illinois Central, 19 hire. ' financial (limited% 11 4.-Lancashlre and Yorkshire. 1;91-loadon and Cal. Marina lleUrlisele Limited). p.-London and North (Wester., 1644 I` i 1-14 a n, chewier, Sheffield, and LineOhl. 671 4-Ditto 6 Per Cent. Prefer. cormV 13.16 1-11 ..trehtitn. 136 11 61 11 1 - Ditto Saw Extsion. 11 p.-111.4. IDA S-Ditto Sew 16L Shares. p. -New York and Itrie, 531 -North British. 674 6^3 1:-North Ea.tern “Berwicks", 1104-14 oath Esdero, 611 -Spanish Pas sives, ?!;-Hopkins Mikes, par. 131=1)1011,111, SEPTIIIIIIIII 1.-Bestnees was done In Rinsing ham, Wolverhampton, and Stear Valley, at 1•4 ; Birmleghana Sauk, SO1: b Birmingham Waterworks, at ; and Pausal) shaft mid Axietree at 51 prem. (cub!. South Staffordshire closed 10/ to 101 ; Birmingham Joint Stock Bank. 31, I,elleys Biremlac barn Town and Dietrict Bank. 15. alien: Lloyd's Bank, 9 to Of poem : and Shropshire Bent, 5 • seltera We change in other stocks. Dust.m. Anorsrpl. - Three per Cont. Commis. 691-New Throe Per Cent. 1 1 ! iverPool limiteid)(.llloli7pallar. 16 1 904. 161-t a it i oi for as count, 141 -Royal Bank (101. Ranh (Limited) o paid , 17-Dublin, Wicklow, end Wexford !all Tf x d-Oreat Southern and Western, te9L, for isenount, Pk Tusysto Rimers. The traffic receipts of railways in the united Kingdom amounted, for the week ending the 26 th of August, oc 12,241 miles, to 749,012/., and FRIDAY WIMP& for the corresponding week of let year.. on 11,389 miles, Consols, which closed yesterday at 891 to i, both n' 3, 7 o i i ) li °3 . 6 1 1 . 1 .,,, showing I au ptl n o et Tes ( 4 011 3. 0. 2 i ' 07 il lTra f iltav 4 s Mr money and next Thursday's settlement, opened t o enounted to g the aggregate, on 8,759 mile', to this morning at the same quotation, and closed at ', 618.1821., and for the correspoodieg week of 1864, on 800 l 89/ to 90. The o ffi cial busirees report is as fol.- 1 8.418 lass. to 591,1911., showing es Tie of lows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 89j, 311 mfies, and se harass* of 26,938/. The increau es the Caledonian amounted to 7481 ; on the Great liej• ditto. for account, 891 ; Three per Cents . Etat ... to 1.78 , : y . , the Groot Northern to 3.5 nt . ea arced 89 i , 190 ; New Three per Cents., 89 , the Great Souther; and Western to 2,5341. ;on tits drub I, 90i India Five per Cent. Stock, 1051 1, ,lto agons to 1,1741. the Lancashire and Yorirattro ditto Four per Cent. Certificates, 98} ;ditto s 2,0581. .. 011 tbe London' sod North Western to 4,9041. 24e. prom, ; Five per coot, 64 en ~ ro ma as the Lando(' sod Brightos to 7261. ;ov the Las paper, 1011. ' - - dos mad Sloth Western to 4681. .__. ow the Slaechoster, The government broker purchased to-day 10,0001. i Shaani t ,„ La saf d : ..andcaLleNtrtt B r i t° t i e b . l-8314 i: 1 ' New Ifidla o . gd New Three per Cents. for the sinking fund. North Buten: so 2,6471. • sod on the South Eldora The India Five per Cent. Stock was in demand to 16,5571.—tetel 26 9881 'The goods and mineral traffic os for investment, and has risen, being last marked thaw limo ammusted ki 291.6651„ and far the corteerepti`lig 1051. India Bonds were unaltered, at ss. dia. to ;r a h en'estbsfor2B°......a..9l2l. ' A m ° win san I a r t . n i t :1 1 0 3 L 3 3 4; ]a pram ____,.. 323,5171. eistaat3o,2B2l:, sitioeing a isoresee of 13.1351. • stocks have sons. shown a favourable Th e tram rigeipti go go other Una eteeeeteei, no 3,462 tendency. A rise cf fto i per cent. took place ill miles, to 130,8601., awl for the correspondisi week of test many descriptions, including Egyptian, Danubian, year. en 3.4.41 . 11gtt a to 12 1 1! 0 -. It_owl,Usa,,si_te resdplte rolos IC Maximus, Turkish of 1858 and 1866, the Consolidsis, 14 muliemsr.li'aien: 7.1:41,...ra 3:17;11....,,,,,,......g Greek, Italian, New Grenada " ex all" and De- with Moss of the ~,,,,,,,,dis g „,,, k m a gi t h e vii Ang el Bo red, and Russian of 1864. Spanish Pamirs Tug Benue Musitix. _yesterday moms( Bonds were exceptiona ll y fiat, and declined 1 per the British Menses was dewed fee the estates varieties. 41 oast win eropes se Friday, the Bth bat., when the bye feriae United Mateo 540 B oo & closed a t al to I. isadminniee of the ~are will be Mashy's, _Wwlowehmo. being the same yesterday. Atlantic and Great aest_ . _ ,..L. Fridsi e r ...._,..fresi 'weed till f it er o t toe wines k, the t Sisteas_ .... y shams. Western Railway Debentures were firser at 86 w77.79,,,TRAL,03.,.._An gi ddi t i os a -- ,mtios ear taw 87. ' - " high-luel lies at Lordabip)are (nut tv FomstAilli to talli t The settlement to-day in the shares of Barned's opened f oe rabbi, t ra gic yootorgar, eS 50 ut, 91 100 lOW I WO. - - umots , es. allota.4p.s.llosAlleillOO 400016 ill G.Nt1in.,41p.0./as.4l 100 110,000; U. 0.1111n.-.A.M.-00., I p. K. Jim. & Jaly.... 100 40,000 Si Lanc.&Yll.op.e.Joseilliti* 110000 It. Log,,Brigll.4p.e.Jaa&Jl,lloo 101012:1 Al L&N.W.ap.e.fsa.&/nly 100 MAO It. 110. Si 0.e...100.&Ju1y 100 110,700 Bt- 1..&.9.11.,19.e.1an.&J01y 100 .... 1111. I 11141ead,Ap.0.Jaa.&July 100 .... Bi. IN. liitlh. LP.& D. 0., 6 p. at., lab. •Aft... IN Mal n. at 1 N.Koli,4p.c.Jaalatily 100 1.. Ol. 0001.N.L.11p.0.A0.4000. 1 00 _. SAITO& KU M. No. 1 Mi. I itnno. I N. lOL prier I Oda . _ . _ 190 191 96 96 96 98 116 96 w. OS 98 71,11001 110imbelem Oem. Geld. .. Inhale. .. ICUSiord Mad .. Der. 6. Cee. (favisak ) M DredevalL li .. saat Sweet 12 .. tad Waded . .... 1 O .. IBM Own Brea 0 .. jMata.oelue .. lfeet Gaimaidelm .. I&A Lovoll .. I ff. W. Rumen (Tarlsik ) 1 , ;Ormabler t Ilt. Auble 'Oreo User ((Smiled) l(emet Booth Toles .. W. Voe (Ileislon) Orearille tiered • Wool • i iliellstee Downs Lemuel Rio; Leient) Mark* Velley !Mwridy Iron Ore We ,ice no L - 1.0 L 16.11 if LILO LS 6 1411.0 ►ot6L 144.6 d 40 5.14.0 tIL 10s. 0. 111111007.:66 .. 'N64114 .. New Beton .. 'North itoalrear .. 'N. we.e....4 (Mogen; North Wheal Crotty !Prosper United I preeideoce (U. Intent) . 13. Caredoe Irit.Cleerf South Coodorrow 'S. W. Frances (Wagon, • Stray Park ' S r* se ri t Clonsu, Ura l • West Benet (thaws) I I Canaan (Ltakeerd), Weet Chlvertoo West Beton 1W b. Mewl (Illogso) 1 Wh. Boller (hedrath) ; W.Mar7nne(lienhen )1 06 Wheel Meat 00 .. I Wh. Tralanney 1 Usk , N 5% — if 111 :71 'to tito 7.1.6 10 117 li 1 Lto , 16.1119 16.16.6 14 6.17.0 Si 9 - 21 IS -.- 640 ISO - 3111 I " 18 - 115 i l3 - S ... 1 .... 18 ' 21 it ••• I 6 .... 21 28 IS 4' $l 4 = 2 14 - 60 42 - If 4i 3 ...• = 11 6 146. - 9 11 - b 5 46 - 11 11 - li 4 -. 1 1i •-• SS 66 440 400 0 0 • 10 16 10 12 17 6 i VA ti • 7 O 11 74 ri 170 160 76 00 SI 24 II IF, • •••••• • . 41111. SAW 20 iingto-IgniL Nay. (L) all - -4 1647 P 9 I Ditto ditto . , 6 - - WOO. 10 ,Anigto-Woittan Mini • I all 161 17i 10,000 6 'atlantic Tio/ gua.B7Lot all 16 ti 10.00 , Se ' Atlantic AgilwaL- - I alli 10 17 10,00. 16 asatranang.Latfit.il. 1 • e id MOW 10 BaugporshroarataioaL! 2 6411 17,004 10 134rilaWatorwoelta (L; I all lli 11 MOO 100 Bolckow Vaughan IL)lti St i 1 10,000 6 'Bombay 04. ilataitodl . D 10.006 6 I Do. tod Yaw ' 4 i 1 6,000 * I BrOlab Ammar lama , 41 16 00 700 1 . 86 ,B. & L Ma& T.1.(1,4 . .106 78 81 1,600 10 'British In Tao (1.). •14 - - 0,016 115 1 Casada Comp*, 11111 66 67 /.0 03 10 Idaitaillanloaoklus(l)l 11 2 1 i OW 93 ; 0675toOmsony • I 14 SO .000 26 (.1i,7 of LondoolL9ro.(L , 6 1 Op ‘Oll 10 Clty of Milan linpro.il 1 0 2 die 6 959 SO IDo ' all 5 3 i 100 29 qty of Moapow Gas (L)' 1 9 1 1 1 00 60 t.:lty tia1.44441#9., ,lO 66 644 0.0 60 Conotar o ialUnloo(las ili 1 *I 90 10 Coe. otAtrkoalliwili 1 1 06 1 10 00 0 tat00161 , 060 Dla... 11 1 0 6 6 i O 90 ICoutinontal tio.Oaai 1, 10 par ii 9 100 t`434itracteorratton,L 76 0 4 4 1 11 1009.11360g.Mr.1.11,A.' Wll 16 90 111 fonc•Oillob. ol ang.l 6 1 Si 1 11 60 I Do. of Ilaurlitas (1.0 10 2 61 .. it.l°V„rstalm. . „ .., 1 1: 114 1:1 16 Do. I 6 at. Nap. ono ,100 1 144 117 110 IDarjaellog (Lmltiod) •' 6 l4 I 9 190 196a•nabecirporatianc 11 10 8 6 4 I) 10 6.•414111 Musa Tag )1 16j lOh pa .. Su C. ludiaLond.CAFln L ; 10 oi Si , 56 1 0 0. India loria. & Goal. It 4 8 , ; 00 60 ,libbw Vale l6 1 4 1 NO 10 11pstlasOoot.&Trd.(L 4 I Of 161 It. Igietrlo Taloospla 100 6 lag. sad kaa Ooppat r an iII Wu 60 Sag.and ForolsnOteillt 6 I 1 i 19) 100 906.6139061411/9 6293 .1L 1 Ma I ISO 10 hatbaira i50004 1 4 0 / 0 9. 4 lit 1 00 10 Illoanzial Corporation. 7 6.; Ou 60 Plnandal Damon{ (L.) 1 8 6 • 00 90 fore. 44. Waralionso (1 ll li 1 00 So 041114ara (1.110alto4( 1 11 6•• 10 93 0.024094&110.40 108 .( 1 . li W 10 16 Gia.Glown 1108140 1100 1 16 26 19 60 ilualat•loluoial AL IL i 1 Op 10 10 (long Kong&l:l9lna OW all 1 2 i O 10 litalson'a Ay 060 Uninbor Iron Worlo91) 00 15 13 5 Go 1 bap.allor.OdS.A.rrplasoo.(4) I•• If 1 9 1 Inotao Ca (Lts., 69 60 Intorisattoaal Owatraed It II 4 110 LatantalllsaaJloa.(L) 6 1 4 1 , I 90 Internat. Land ( 1 09016(8. I 1 1 It 160 Itslian Land. lO - --4 90 hallanlowts.(o96o64.`, all 114 1* 1100 Do. 8 p.a. 6.1 a. t. 16701 •U ItS 6 1 16 Sol*StookDlioonot(1. 1 10 14 1 4 60 LAM& ii•eurltiora (Llm.) 6 2 1 i 16 Good. Ablaut Tradlogi 10 7 6 4 16 ILood•itadCalolon.ll.(Ll 6 Par 1e -,- 10 LOO.OOIIII/1.4124k1/111 1 - I 11.00 0 1 6 LooLllislorial TOW. ) all 04 14 10.009 60 food. Steam As*. L.) 16 11 t 146151 4 Died.O.ot6oloorao.,L Idi 11 6,000. 60 Loo.l.ll3laag.ins.Co(L, 16 12 9 4 10.0 001 GO Lona., Dalian, &oaks. 10 6,0001 60 Loot**. Dboosat(L) 10 10 9 4 04.00064,5001 94 Lon&PirodoetalltaAno 1 6 115 60,0001 10 Madras brio. & Outill 16 1+ Op •.• • 10 D 10,000 26 Marine Investatoint(ll, 61 2 1 1 1 4 1 2 . 400 1 10 151aatitlas 164541.64.41. i I idle 1,6 11,0 , 0, 10 Vogt. 1.8.0. TOL (1.„; all Si 44 10,000' 60 Merchant Bblsploir t.l l 10 2,4 26,0001 So latl•wallV•14..600(6 1 7l 6 1 6 i 40,0001 60 elillarall Iron 6 oaks 6 ilo 196001 10 Natall&a4&ool.o.6 l 1 6 9SO 199000 16 National Dis.Oota. (1 1 1 1 0 t lOL 10,006 26 NatlonalProcliarlsoil l . 11 1 4 0P 90.000'400 Nadonalatoma 14a9( •SO 6 1 9 1 0,000 90 Serboldat)9o• L , I. 6 lio_ of G o on So uo. Now ' I 1 010 I 110,000 a N.LealaudL&lLAs.L. 14 1 062 41 144.0.19 16 '4,14m10.1 4.&Loalal 2 a t 1 1 16,400 19 NorthernAtaaaraTaalL.l li i 1 157,1761 it. N.BTlLlnatraisalao(l, 106 65 65 60,000 60 N.Drit.&Narcon. 16.11 W l7 111 1090 10 Newsom Tea (Limited! I idlx pi 41,000 16 00.. *snug Maws. 6 18 19 o 10,0/0 00 iticitaleootatarolaliL. I P 42 1 1, 10,40 40 Ortantallisausal(Llot 10 8 71 1 4 .000 6 ,Ottiontal &al (1/n900 4 1) all 51 6 30,'00 6 Do. New.. .. ... 4 Par 10 au v... 1 tO Onont.falandillorall..) a& 1 14 11 19 20 0 04 10 .wato 0 Nthlandlorwit. I . 1 ale p 6* SO Ottotnaa Compsay (L.) 2 1 i dla It 10.000 91 I.9tootau ytomaolai iLi 16 10,000 6 elttooiari Das al led) Au 31 4 4 100 0141 60 Overend,Oluney,Co (L 7 5 Hi New 37 ; 500 1 10 I 1 e54.4W1616.66.45148.4120.., 8 66 3 4 .4111! 8 114.. 00,00. I* hoi6tt.Laoil&lo9.(L) NO 82 41 90.000 SO i Pantutalar &O. 810641 6/1 76 71 WOO/ 60 1 Do. do. Now, 16 17 191 17.000 14 ,l.iehrsda 1.., IL, XII 74 6 6 10,000 60 '111704647 Itin all 17 79 16.000 16 I Do. Now .... all 8 81 11839 16 11114. J. Ow liop - row. XI all 214 204 20,1611 161 Ditto d1t10.... -• 10 Ili 11 , 30,0011 16 illlo Jaaairo (ha (Llin.). SD Plc * 16.000 00 Soya MotlMpooso. 930,0001 et. 1006 A tutra.lovod , II: : 100 101 MS 60,000 60 Unitlz. 11.61/16.41430. L 7 8 6 4 110.0 14, 9.0 .tor.lolaut..l Seyotol 110 4 S I 13,0001 80 S. Males& IL &10 (I: • Se 1144 160%1 26 Saab Awarallan Lool all SO SS yokooogl Ga. laboarlos Taitirapb.. 190 all 65 t 6 67.6001 90 fel•ConstracAllals.(L 11 1 44 101,000 1 10 I' hamoattlarlay 144.(L I 6 g 7.600 10 Trinkl44l Petrolatum (8.1 4 I 1 87,1100 . II Trust &606sopollios. 1 lig 00,000 SO f. & L Co. ofU.Carada i I per 100.000118 1315.5110956 4 51 1644w4L. , 1 I 1 i 00,0001 8 .17olimilLioiog.Co.( 1 ..) on 1 1 . 50,000 80 ' Univers. 11621* Ina (L) i 6 i 00,0043 1 10 OpporGAIGEGT IO ( I4IO .I' . 3 , 1 4 4 I t 1 16.000 9 Ditto 1610601/6 Vatillimis'4lol9ll lO, 11 to 10,00 6 60 Itarrarit liowanaollais )10 111 Wi 10.030 60 .76,'14090999006 14.66 1 lO 16 664 - _ - I ut• 17,0 10.1 100,0 liii.i. limn 1" I = :Nal Mal Ipol 211 "ail - BE* .4I - liil - 'dhl K~ooi el 7 - ai• I Mi 0... 1 1R i •• .. 96 •1 7 - zd dui u €4B• lAhl B}-. I 1,2 aft -. ii i Qb St rdul MI - ii). l l Se S FOREIGN RAILWAYS. Stn Practice (lAmiWd) Guaratad 7 per Bahia coat., 144, (beat Luroultoor& 15g. Root!. =A Soo Fronairoo (Limited), Gossatood I pm coon, 13. PREFERENCE SHARES. Groot Foams—Embers Cocottes Extoosioa No. 2,, Umiak, and Yorkain te per gest. allsokbani Pagib4, 9. Nialtiod Coesolidated, 44 pot cent., irreiremobio, l46 'DLL& 151 X6O id i t., —. I lik 67 0 1 bl I I,iii I coo! 1,91 1191 4 0 1041 6 12, 9 to to :24i I 314 id so sr/ Ad 1,0 670 Ist l o. i i7B 7i g 101 9,C li 104 4 i M 1.4 ad&xn e,OOO , raf 6, 81 2 I- f 000 1 110} 6, 6 16. , 468 D 1 104 zd 4,,c.s 371 :el IGI 1,1 7 I LI I IBM