The Express. — London, England, 1850-08-19 00:00:00

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Lai" ko me poritwailw iiii;r HFALTH is INVARIABLY se. ~. .0. Norsk., lasamakirr....,,,: . maw i is. eisilkibusik or _ ..117 1 11A1111 . 10q lIITA A „v?pro - korai orimbis stem% Men IWO `4i,.,.., ta• VAartable Ambleesaa Maeda llama et Itake, s wee , OM Dm DM , aeilliodiol, awl oda, a to %Oro eettearloory arreme ,rie Aram ri ak .art la esiNer. r t jorkim 111. tA 1.; its.; Mb., 111, *A , 5% Das Mi. 31a. The b. ► ertelege ttee ~. r .0....1ke aria.—Da Berry% Nino& D hoes, a ',.. 01 Attu; I- kr overtika, aide, artrita. and all . :t. air, twat, &ad bseash, er. of 'Drivelled neg . ~,,,, • 4 t el. as. ft, Y. Ili, et past.tale. la. 4L, ia.ai., ' p, ~,r • an 3 Co., IV, Maw IleadAtrael. Laralso, aid ... gr. ctn. Amber. Ind korsbialien. r - AR LOW'S NEW IN .... 1 4 I . IIIIZIE I D EZILYIP4C7.4O 41' . 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Imez INNN. awl NUN pine—Orwas V* diva— lasion N ca-vla Ulm i 1.120 a& AC PAN. 8111 %TS se« tbe NOWITAINL f eah la ; W et Ibleateretb. _ Noblesse= et DWI% Ike Ales. ere ream. n t por. Is ft, wan to UT. D l i esd AVOW. %at Wee Nero own est tas sr Gomm my nes.• a gores of eirer err (ems end me) .ea -Ladd Mite led asedisers. Ire rimer re ur raor of pireene berm% et oesly, red melmo , de trio rod rube Dr dr der est Apia melodies et d. $ll. Prorwatwass i Nem IS, • OiroeMo. sat: er dyes Ism dr errs. M. TM to de 1 No Lim al E ntnnoust la De City et LONDON, Lemmmidid At mimarurit, mod well•mmotnd Omimmd•mmmt, Wimps PEYTON will 8 13A1 .7 AUCtION. at trramift Ostiodmmemm, OmmitilLam TIM. mot ft. at 11, la !a; UK mmimmlige ItIIZUOLD 41$11, Wad Wm. I? ma ft. DaNtlit•lmam, lorafirrarmit, m boomm tai Ow le. 84 flambarmissammelk Dar re and a Swam semi IN Cormartet r the fity mf Lamdmd. mil a add MOW rdriptlmm if loommmtd aid trdliammumed Ommutdammem, Ott rat tam" issmimi sat id pemdmmi Ommmdmm• Wm, mmdtammill Mate Immermotim per Ifs Immo mg altattM pumnimo Mtir elmwell, sad me w r tertalmil IS supplier irm r lamas nalptc_Tions Nims•mommE dommd; Mr. Cram, martmer Illartm• ; at Omemstrero • add d If, doolVommturt, rt. Litottaltrlawildir NTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. THIS DAY. set ressmed its Stases ttsday. bases tot R ght lerd Hers, the Gasmen Biljosat. Aldermen se sad Gibbs, the eke:ilk seder Mum's, Isaias •ostalai the same 4221 miessen. ismos.Beriiiest (Mr. Bullock), I. charities the Jrt, sill this wee t h e tint time he had has the I ring galled opts to perform this duty. They mare of the sialmeholy cases et his beta; cons. e,m—naisely, the death at di. Bestarder, sad the wst sir., wield he emeidered • 'meat lose Vab:lC. That horsed Jail se had filled the new fur fur moieties year., and desist:that period mewed blow& with isesgrity, disaity, and he era Ile palest both is rubles sod private wee ever notsrsd him to all with whom he was acepaiated. lielt Berimail has observed that dariss the lest 8i: tl sib bed bees very bisy with them, ter I. that his loot mother jades, whose duty it would have .see ad tressed them as the protest 0001111‘1111. He to the &Benet cases is the ealesdar, sad Mot, aitbough it wee unusually heavy, the owe th very few emeritus% of the ordi nal ; description, .1 sot require asy observations fres him respectias rue ittry dna retired. ...au who ►ad bees oanwesed apes the tread t d set naiad ia tine, applied to have his ewe I. He sold he ►ad to OM* SO tows by the Fasten it‘iesy, but owiag to thedisposse with t►e driven .te, the train ►ad bees detained lees leas period. -awn iinjeast, nadir these sinvoiensese, re tiat. POLICE INTELLIGENCE. THIS DAY. BOW-STILBET. PA.V.i. UAW:L/1110Se AS ilia °VIKA.— T. Miff- RASA.. , in Ms &otitis et Mrs. Horatio O'Clagairu, tool ..11 swish ag peties.eoestatil• Pap. Ai • 4.1 i stated as% ea Saturday sight he was ea t Reastil-street, regslativi tbe carriages their taking 1110 MI" 6111.. 01".11 is Plot, Al or the Uwe had My 'Monk the a', at, had charge of s auks% demo bie one • e of the street, mg attompied es INN the LI Vet get the street we oompletaly bleekod up, sad to i ststeel hum to go tato the rear of the line, aid tut the until . The delendant missed 1 %, eat whipped AU horses for them to proceed. ▪ PoeJ them by catching hold of the nine at the whet the defendant rase froth the box and 6t 6 i , tatit sa • meet violent thinner with Al. whip. . Atf , f tie whip eat wither threes the tart hand, sad swe whielt was very painful. Witness took Al. I), 66 , 1 at the station he admitted that h. bed I t.s, ir.d he wee very sorry for it. mi I he was eosin aceserdiag to Ids dire*. • 6 telaptiog to take up, and was quits Ignorant of the 4 4"iied the isepeotor if asy oosehnian eras ogled, :•:'•ed to pose the other carnage* is frost sr Ike* said he was not. It was his daty to tall vat& Imo and paw ep is his tarn. The greateat . 1, moral Freya& with the thathein, who are 60 '4..14 0111 not embers to the regalatioas laid down 4. • 4 :;4 7 .i1e F. SiviSon wad doloadast, Is pew rtlving to hill is tho Liao. woo Vas ease of /esea, ki.4 it Wu sons tins Wore ardor 'weld be 144 A. paarolly famed it lioatiowissea sisaabsoa .4* t a l OM. It b• loud tam sat rioidausaalio .twirl wad than la paws ' .1144 . sr Eur awl dam ea a bread assallea. H. 34 ' , Wowlitat U or 11 days' idarrkssmill a i• •Wppsd forward, and said SU dais& daat was was. sad lad sum boss ia woatila Ware. ` ' s4 'mo w, Ise, a w ed Ulll dofradaat litirreted. I PA , el Welliaitte attended the iteily set - " 4 4f Pi tee Chapel Iteyel. 81. hues's. The salt• atl postbag the MUM. hi1“%!414 Bub:K.—TM last lift of the sme ykied smail sea eestamettea ea YAW. etmlwatee4 le prayer se milisks4ary ma t• lies that the wire etasetare wUI be eveseti -a 4 t wits" Yee wee Imputed. THE As_the hatvest otogilloio oho. °al ast iv= "l. Imp Woad to yield tioolkol. awl will wo trials of Lincolnshire exhibits unnaistak•- - well as the - psalm, too, rally minted hes suired orbits wheat b. planted lest anuarge :realise aerial( Swayable I oil eabeeteesely t ease ebnely metals* of ' adberete tbe 1::ty mese present Omsk, •• SST MOW' mda boa milli BMW' sidlOse_ wonderfully • to any, than they at haps tho hot is to be hod m►rkw, for millets clanks ties of deficiently the provost rte Europe, which of the people in corn-growing fessedly deficient, .ad the potato blight appearanos in the Low %nutrias. Tit, though sass accounts speak well of the wheat two" sad anticipate that there will be a large surplus growth for export, the prime of wheat are far toe high to admit of prat able importation ism this country. At Daatsic the hest wheats are glutted at 48s. and 47.. per gamier, aed s:coadary sorts at 445. to 435. per gutter, while the lowest kinds which will scarcely Sad pore users here are frost 38s. to 40s. free on board. In Holland the wheat crops are said to be good, which will not greatly inflames the general range of priors, bat in France wheat I. the 'evens of good, and the more recent reports are bee favours's,* than earlier ac tuante. The French growers an said to be much disappointed with the yield of so mush of their crop an has been thrashed. That oar own crop; mast be oar chief reliance at pn sant prices is therefore obvious, and the steadiness of ear markies, in the face of the numerous reports of injury and deficient', found or apprehended in the wheat crop% prone, we think, that a fall avenge will be gathered. The math is that at one time then was the promise of a most luxuriant growth of wheat throiphout this country, and thus the defects from blight, row, maggot, mildew, and so forth, must be taken is mane:ion with the great promise of the earlier part of the season, arising from a full plant, in order to arrive at any safe estimate of thin year's growth of bread corn. In Sotfolk it is stated that mildew exists, bat only to a small extent, "and the heavy crops an laid and twisted about, which will came much shrivelled corn, yet the crop is supposed not to be much under an average, because a fall plant was obtained, and the bola is above an average. Harley is a light crop on sends and gravels, bat heavy oe other soils, and much laid by the storms. Few oats are grows. Bemis and peas vary aceording to soil, sort. and memos of plant tag. Winter beans good; &attune planted peas good; early sorts of spring sown good; seek, how ever, 'utmost to a small extent ; all other peas and Maas are greatly injected by the fly. sad hundreds of acres worthless and nose good." Potatoes are here ales affected by blight. " Numbers of farms are Ghent to be given up, bat at present ere readily relet, may to Oedemas." Stock of all kinds thriving, and sheep and lambs are selling at improved prices. Tne advance and activity in the shiep trade are narked features in the present state of all oar rural districts. la Scotland the hot dry weather which his so mob prevailed there daring the summer still con tinua. Reaping hie °lmmured throughout the Lothians, and much corn has been cut during the lot ten day.. " The continued drought is telling severely on pastures and seoond.orop clover grass, the former may be said to be tamed up. and the latter the most worthless Viet hes occurred for many years; and in many instances late sown turnips have entirely failed." Water has become very deficient; Lochleven (Fife shire) is said to be lower than it has been known for half a °eatery. The wheat crop is stated to be " re muksbly snood in the ear, and turns out to be heavier in the 'hear than was at one time expected. Oita are a thin crop, but barley is generally abundant. All the c rops are getting ripe together, and it is re i marked n Mast Letitia' that since the remarkable session of 1835 there has not been a hogs breadth of grain at one time read,' fur the sickle. Tee ripening proem has gone on with extraordinary rapidity. The prospect of turnips in East Lothian, notwithstanding the drought, is very good. " Potatoes, of which there is alarger breadth ibis year than ever was known in Rut Lothian, in many Instances look but inc.ifferent, aadin some fields the disease is evidently affecting the stalks; but if it doss not extend futther little harm is done as yet." The protectionists of tlis dis trict seem just now rather hardly driven for topics of alarm and discontent, and are as tonal resorting to misrepresentation. The secretary to the prote..tioaist society Las been induced to contradict an assertion made at the Highland Society's mestiog that the wages of agricultural labourers had not fallen, and to allege that the range "is now in East Lothian from 7s. Bd. to Os. a week, who, two years ego, were getting 10s. to 1 la" This his drawn forth a distinct contradiction from Mr. George Hope, of Fenton Baru, who says the secretary "has beta egregiously misinformed; and that he (Mr. Hope) had made numerous inquiriesamoopt his neighbours, and he could not hear of a single instance where less than a week is paid to an ordinary able-bodied labourer ;" sad that somewhat higher wages were paid daring the formation of the North British Railway, solely from the temporary demand thereby ow/aimed, but says Mr. Hope, " during the last twelvemonths the labourers here have been as well employed, at wages giving them a far greater command of the nuessaries of life than they have enjoyed during the average of the previous twenty years." And that statement applies to the agricultural labourers of this country at large, who have been generally well employed at wages which give them more comforts than they ob tained when prices of grain were higher. la the north, am in the south, the trade in sheep is very active, and at advancing prices. At Horecastle great horse far, which commenced on the 9th, and will continue down to the list of the present month; there is a large assemblage of buyers from all parts of England and from abroad, intuit on selecting animals from the strings as they arrive from Yorkshire, Durham, Cumberland, Westmor land, and other breeding distsiota " From the avidity with which eons harass bare already been picked op, priors are exposted to rate high for all superior war ranted unbroken eons. &c., of f ood miss sad sym metry. Fur several three-year oins, 10 hands, from 80L to 100 L each were freely given ; others not par ties's:ly handsome tusking from 501. to GU ;" and a brisk trade for hunters, earrings, and army harm, wee expected daring the remainder of the fair. In Laaarkshire there has been rain and some cold whale ocessiosally, bat wee frequently the rain ham been aosompasied by a close warm atmosphere. The beeriest mops hav e lodged, but it is believed that as yet no harm hue been dose. Pastures and toraipe have benefited by the rein. In this county the p o tato dingo, has appeared, bat is less virulent than is former years. as•lth mite the limes= gesstitisi et iiiew the au 'Mak it eseeteary to eseeetnit Ass thee werldsir, will Imre them • emsellw est nue than could be desired. MONEY MARKET. ESATOLOST Mosey is decidedly scarcer, sad cossequently dearer than it was. At the early part of the week it wee rejected on call at 11 per cent., whilst within the last few dap, and at present, there is sot the least difficulty to ob =shag 2 per cent. for it, and perhaps a fraction more would be canoed= for a sti pulated period, but at • higher rats than 2 per cent. we bare not heard of may having be placed. Assaeg the various causes sago= for this increased deemed for mosey, the most probable is the selling out of stock by the Court of Chaseery, the payments for which having to be made in bask cotes, these ars taken from the public, and swell the amount of the reserve in the Bank of England. There Is also some demand fur money in the Stock Ex- change, where 2 per cent. u a minimum is given tor loans as stock. In commercial affairs there has been no movement to which the present inquiry for money can be traced. The rates of discount have been raised by the leading brokers to two-and-a-half per cent for three months bills, with • disposition to avoid long dated paper se much as possible, although for regular customers a small portion might be included in a good batch, and perhaps done together on the above terms. The Bank of England, and the joint stock banks. bayonet altered their rates from 2k per cent. for throe months first-class paper. It will be observed, sed muy be safely regarded as a merest indicted= of the position of the mousy market, that mime Wednesday Exche quer Bills have declined Is. to 2.., teverthelese the drmasd for them eastiause unabated. The Bank of England returns for the week, ending Saturday the 10th instant, published in this evening's Lyres', exhibit variations presaging increased inquiry for money, eh the returns , when published tor the present wh week. l will doubtless fully confirm. The following are the extreme prices at which C usols and Exchequer Bills were transacted each day during the week : Theist LPrwiseest. Priam Ma Price. Noaday—Comais tar ream lei to 4 ee Tor mean (Au 5.14).... 91 Tunny T o nosey Tor Damn ..... Wednesday Ter wary ld to I Taralesest laws II) Mt to fl Thander imp s 6i io 96i to Priday rear's ig 1 :1 leer cement daterday Tor new see Mil SI to Far seam& 9Ol We 66 1 99 4 r Ins. Ili wash. Last weak ear slow. impost. Hoes. toms. Waft —... Oa. gm. ... Si. pa ... Oft ... Si. pm. Tandy 4 ...... sea pm.... IS. ... bee ace.... sk pi. Weir/ Ma. ... Ps. wfa re% Thursday Mao? $7. pm.... U. .. Ila pa wards, ass. ... Oa ia. em.... IS.. pla. The amount of the precious metals exported from London during the week ending Thursday last, we learn from official sources, was 4,300 muses of gold, and 206,048 ounces of silver, shipped as follows: Gold coin, to Belgium, 700 cm.; gold dust, to Ham burg, 600 co. ; gold bars, to Dunkirk, 3,000 cm. S leer bars, to Itotterdam, 80,000 ox.; to Havre, 6,360 ; to Belgium, 56,000 os.; to Hamburg, 8.000 os.; silver coin, to Hamburg, 13,688 Gs ; to Dunkirk, 30,000 os.; to Belgium, 16,000 es. The railway share market has, on the whole, been very steady during the week, and the differences in price that have been established are, in nearly every instance, of an improved character, though the ad vance is not material. The basin's@ done is not im portant, and • good deal of it has been speculative, arising oat of the settlement of the account. In Great Northerne, however, considerable some have bees invested from day to day, and a rise in value has been established to the extant of nearly 11. per share. Learn Counties shares have been heavy, owing chiefly to tie dispute of the managers with the engine drivers, which it was feared, would cease much derangement in the working of the line; but the market for these shares has suns become much firmer, owing to its being stated that the directors will be ambled to carry out all the existing traffic arrangements without difficulty, in commando of the assistance afforded them by °thee companies. The account in this stock proving a " bear" one, may also be sniped as another reason for the increased firmness. Midlands have been flat, and a good many sales were made today, at a further decline, on the faith of statements confidently made that the dividend foe the half-year will be only 16e. per share, with a surplus over of 2,6004, and 10,000 to Garry to the " renewal hued." The Leedom and North Western traffic for the past week isms& better, and that of the York and North Midland line also has kept up very well, whilst the receipts of two or three other compasiesare rather Um than last year. The aggre gate restores, however, are good. They show that 295,7951. was received daring the week on 6,823 miles of railway, as at the rate of 614 per mile per week. Far the corresponding period of 1849, 268,1264 was received on 3,287 mike, being also at the rate of 614 per mile per week. There is thus an increase in the gross re ceipts of 27,6701., and an increase in the mileage of 666 miles, the meelpts per mile ,per week being the same. A otimpodess of the closing rates of today's market with dims of lad Saturday *hews a rise of 24 in Great Weems, U. 10a. in Lasosehire and Yorkshire and load's and goath Westerns 10s. in York and Mks& end Beath Ea;terns, togo thee with sew other miser differ's°. in a favourable moo.; whilst Midlands have fallen If. per emit.. Leeds and Breda* 10s., sad Easters Gamma, 7.. dd. llerapolh's Ramey Alllll4l announces that the London and Mirth Wasters, Midland, and Grist Northern Comgasim, havi some to an amiable ar rangement for teas, the 'datum of which is, that all threa companies alma Garry at the some rate. betimes the same points. The following are the extreme prime at which PUSS. Ave. LBROAD. S. de. low Las. %pi 0u1a........ ... 11 lif 01111116 I llaftures oa les. 411110 . t, a. bar.; 111.0 IOU au. Naples i 1142 .... 110. .. I Soma Use 1149 .. Ds Do. lere l9 D : I Tramp Dark_ Pedsesat ear Oise. U — 10 . Buk Mem 2311 .50 .. MADUD, AVelarr 13 —Three per Coate., 33 1-16; after Balsa, 14 1-16 sash, 331 paper. Fear per Ceass.,l2l swab, Five pee Caws., 12/ waft ; after Wise, 121 eta, 13 pour silk emus. Culposo. Tr ere. Passives, 31; after BUN. 31 13 16 ask. Beak a Ilt. Fordiaaad, 87 paper. itulleasio 90 deer. 60 40 TEE METALLIC RESERVE or THE But Or PRANCE has dettlieed 61 millions in Paris, and about 2 million, in the provinces. The disomint accommodiuion has declined 31 mill= in Paris, and hu increued nearly one million in the provinces; the amount of the former being 47,776,606 fr., and of the latter 76,068,417 fr. The protested bills have again de dined about 70,000 fr. in Paris, and 20,000 fr. in the branch bake ; the amount of the former being 222,349 fr., and of the latter 1,383,459 fr. On the side of the liabilities the notes in circulation have de creamed upwards of half a million in Paris, and about the same amount in the departments. The acemirt current of the treasury has inhumed &butt ass and a quarter millions, the amount at preemie beieg 63,320,740 fr. Private accoants outran have dunned is Paris about two millions, and in the provinees eewiewhat more than a quarter of a million; the amount of the femur b-ing 67,384,383 fr., and of the latter 23,091,888 fr. The whole amount of the me tallic reserve is now 448 millions to 5061 millions of notes in circulation. • •. iINM. Ps D.c Nars.l &ATI/WAY 'Cerium. does to-day in Tralaigb, Wigton, fsw other shim, and inquiries sad Vondarroir. In foreign daily fasportance have taken week business has been dsedisilly, 4 dividends have been &dared, shares. The rise In de al* fa na'nes, and the litgest basi -1 has been done In Tremayne. may be regarded as the latest prices: Tretsayne, 121. to 124. Tinernft, alai/14 344 4. Bonth Toles% 1361. Mary Ann, 601., 61. Trelsarney, 1241.96. Herodstoot, 141. Ires. !sited. 441., 4. Devon Great Pool, 711, 8. South Mottos, IL 1001. Btr,ay Palk, 211., 51. Trefarte, 51. Cast. North Pool. 4101. Bo and Lanarth, 71. Wbeal Pim , Beller, 8761. West Fronds, 111. Osatinen Veaa..2ll. lea Tresavea- Jewel, 21. 6s. Wheal 13asset, Ann, 481. —.ans.—The following are the la'est wie , - .—Aostralian. 14 1 die. : St. John d e l . 1 ' - - , fterial Brazilian, 8 4 : Cohn, 324 "" 13; Copispo, 44 '4 ; Santiago, I a. ores this week in Cornwall. tons will be held at Redruth next on the 291, consisting of a of !amigo ore at Swansea ooa realising 343,3881. 17s. sale will be on the 22id, and districts of Cornwall the reverts hive been of a favourable nature; the greatest draw. bask during the week has been the fall to the price of copper, which must, in a measure, affect many of the deep and extensive copper mice.; whilst on the iv her hand, the mines returning from 40 to SO tons of tin every two months, will have a considerable addition made to their profits by the rise of about 61. per ton in that metal ; a rile., by the way, which we predicted last week. Lead is not so buoyant as we could wish, mill many of the inqier yielding ores rich in ether, tenmaking very hands ome profits. Among young mines there has been a &rased for Vestone,but few sellers to be found ; the proximity of the mine to Trelawoey and Mary Anne, and the favourable nature of the lode discovered at surface, hied to great expectations. Butterdon, also adjoining Venton, is sought alter. Coudurrow, Treleigh Col:- sole, and West Jewel have improved during the week. It is stated North Downs mine is about to he brought out by the Treleigb Company, and each shareholder in the latter company to have the option of taking sae South Downs for every five in Treleigh. Mioiog in the lead districts of Wales continues apon the whee in a prosperous and encouraging state. Some interruptions rave been occasioned in a part of Flintehire (as reported in the Erprese. Aag. 7) by the lawless proceeding, of a large body of the miters, who combined against the system of eight boars' doily work; hut these differences have been partially if not wholly adjusted. The accounts are also good from Cardiganshire, when the Lisbon)* and Goginan mines mull take the lead, but there are several other very premising mitre, amorget which are But. Darren, Llynmalerte, Grogivinion, Cefn Bruno, Blwch Consols, &e., &c. _ _ The Wicklow Mou , nt Company have declared a dividend at the rate of 20 per ornt. per annum, at the half year eadieg let Mereb. Mears. Bateman and Von Dadelnen, jon., metal broker., report as follow., as to the state of the metal market : Tin.—Early ie tbe week a gm& business was done at 804. for straits, and 834. for Basra. Daring the last few days, however, the market was 11 it. and yesterday la public Lai. 800 slabs of Sloes were e ieposed of at 80s. ; a few lots at 81. i. Al ; end 1,661 slabs of straits were bought in at 80e. 61. without certilleate ; and 824. 61. with certificate. Trace an no sellers of Bones at the sale price ; most is held for 831. and upwards. E vglish tic is quiet at the quotation. Relined Realists block, 831. ; e imam ditto, 831. ; straits in hoed, 821. ; Bence is ditto, 831. Copper was reduced 04d. per lb. on the 13th Instant, and a fair business has been done at the redaction. Best selected, per ton, 821. 10e ; tough cake, 791. 104. • tile, 781. 10s. L•44l.—Fist, but little doing. Elglisi pig, 171 17e. 101.; Spanish in bond, 161. 10.. . . 'Spelt., has beet; quiet this west. and transastiou limited to the evesemptive demand ; 161. 10r. is the vales on the spot and to arrive. MARK-LANE-THIS DAY. The bulk of to•days supply of English wheat, by land carriage samples Bola the near counties, consisted of the new growth. Tao day being floe, the market opened heavily, and before progress could be m tde in sales a reduction of Is. per qr. had to be submitted to upon old wheat The price, at which the new was hell being Joel,e the ide• of our millers, but little was &armed of at a late hour, haute it is not possible to give any accurst. (potation, of its value. In foreign Wisest little WY done; wl.re it was necessary to clear vessels coming on demurrage a slight reduction was submitted to; but holder' of stocks in granary were firm in their demands of f.rmer prices. Barley sold steadily for grin leg and distilling purposes, at late quotations. Oats were held for very entrant priest, which rather tended to check their sale. Beans and Pews is very liesitod HI pply, and prices well supported. BRITISH. latllltage par Qr Warm Lem aid [eat, red 4 1 to 44 to 46 „whito 43 to 48 to 44 Norfolk sad ytttlblk. 43 to 44 to 43... do 49 to 44 to 47 Talavera !Inez or gado& , . .— 4 B 4B :e. SO ants. it L.la" rod. to 42 to 40 -whits-- to 41 to 46 tom. llama% Voodoo. ... lf to 21...diailliag —to2lto 23 Maims; 22 •ct 23 . aim Oan, Eattialt Veal. IS to 17 to la. 44...b1aek.. . —to Ditto Paha& _17t016 to 19+114...p0tat0 20 to 22. 6.1 lborwiek di lioNek Ned IS to 20* Od ..potato 20 to 22e 81 1 , 01311104. • _ _ __ Minty, Dentzia and Itonliabsre ... 43 to 46 ..ass... 46 to SO Pamoraian, Bono* and bbtHa, 43 46 to 43 Daniels sad Hamburg Sedan SI to 39...1163ptian to Danube and Odessa Oanadiaa. — .... ... —to ..itaffitrallan BO to 84 OATS. SIMMS Pomeranian and Otralssind. l3 to 16 Swedish and Detail' Ineos, Ammo; per terra of 1961 b. 2O to 24 Camas. ls to 23 ASAITALA INTO LONDON fIOM 12th AUG. TO 17th AUG. to isolimb. Shoteb. Irlak. Penis.. Mom ..... ....... „ 3313 .. 23349 Barley ...... ....... 30 "" 16360 Oats 773 440 1 floor. 6691 sagas ; ....„ barrel*. Malt, 4493 qrs. COAL MARKET.—THIS DAY. Hol 131. Bd. ; Walk End Haswell. 15.. 6d.: Walls End Hatton. 16.. ed.; Will. Sad Lambkin, 13a.—Ship at market, 109. BOROUGH MARKET'.-THIS DAY. Mews. Pentad*. sad Smith report t►et t►en is • stead• trade for t►e few sew ►on remaining, u alio for floe yearlings at late prices. Duty 200.0001. SMITHFIELD MARKET.-THIS DAY. We have fewer Boasts to-day ; however, the demand is less, and we cannot quote trade mush better. A few of the Midas% Scots are quickly sold, but other things are not so brisk, and some remain unsold. The supply of Sheep is net gaits so large. Trade is cheerful, at fully late rates ; in some instances rather more money is made. Trade is heavy for Lambs, at no advance. Calves twe not so plentiful = some choice ones make a little mon mosey. From Germany end Holland there are 763 Boasts, 2,310 Sheep, and 153 Calm; Scotland, 200 Binds 1 sad VISO from the Northern and Midland Counties. fee sseewsif s. s. &I • use mess of Ma. d. d. amess e w. ide ft li 311 10 11421 Dias. • WAAL 61 4 0 4 3• 11 Bost Land.wooli OO 0 0 Ma ill 4rl4ro2.. 210 4 Do. do. [barn .......... 2 I Own sal moos smutsl 0 0 .... • Do. do. Shan aft u I !AA*. li ga o us motal. 3.701: Show 444 Lamle. as no owe. 2 44; 2412.100. DISCOVAIIT Or HUMAN SILLITONB AT EvuutM. —Os Wodaosilay last, ea Jolts Wheeler sad woritasoa wore digging said tb . des bask of a boas, la Ilewellsy street, aS lbPib af fur foot, tb.y dlocoverod two basso skoktoas is a very wand coodities. Then was no rooks st cola se apparel, and desk posidot forbids the emasheeitat OW they had Obrialsa burial. Oa the following day, as the is. spot, was ashamed an oarthos pot, oe vest is height &boat /aortas hicbse. is sink. is W middle, Chitty-mew lasts.. soittalslog tho partially bated so natas of a know MO. . (-4"".....-e.,..., I? er--a--1001--•.--71e•-e.-- ' c ii---- .. 4'l 2 - * -- ..- -2 ''r - •:zx•-•-S 2-- V' / :4-4r-..e--a" rk. ~....... .....::-.. - X" -- . I„ • , ~ _•.:. ,:: . • . • ...15,.(..--...-..„-. .. , :-.7;r7,7-- ------ A. 16 - . • • I. 1 ,, ' • . 1 I .011 P 'll' e ••••'1 • •11 1 AC's*:'-`1 -•34' 'a -, ••• '• '• . ' - 1 • . .... :•• -• I - .. • \ •• • . . , / ! ' ' -.1 • ... • r e 1 . ..„ i , - . Of. g r . ; • • •. • .. ___ 1 . L. • • i dliil, . ...t._ --e• % 4 • t I ... . . .. , ___.._._._.___.______ • . _a_ • • 0 LONDON, MONDAY EVENING ' AUGUR 19. 1850. 'TER AGRICULTURAL . DISTRICTS. Ia Rem Yorkshire wheat eating has lips. htedimbhill i besk fieboi la NM* Awes dartall the Xi a the harvest presses. to the avant of Snaked Aroosadthaftetee there has ben a pod deal of rale, week : • ' t f ' . . *t a m a g g ee wheat reaps Im mo um , ais E,i,,d **Mk has belleglst the soNs to maturity son jeickly ,„ ' v mime • • Loose (romit - lo Imre rowe l, m et m il d ew preys& cm, wry than was satielpetad. Here toe the heavy crops of 'W' rifie• . lineal° a Irk", which "Me time ideas pro- whist have rinds auk kdol 1 but the wheats alto lie imilairer -'''''' ' ' '''' ""*"' or '.......''"'" 9 Ilseinets has beat done Ato yield gest rate mo m m we m ew to b e "ether are donseibed as very premising, though e 1 ' ~...„. 1 ..: - : - ...7: 1 Reath Beeson, mad ade Med. and the leen re the les t ra n d, sa il h e somas' yield is kilted for the was at one time ex- 'se ' ----"""""-- "'""--• Rada hr TreataTea aa le will we fear be samiserable. Ia the ha die - Pl o tted, ii , miles, bee transaction a Is of Lincolnshire we usolsestaed {old after field From Imbed there is greet dire is the reports re : - -. w g eth`e ['Lew' e' • ---•••-- tee Ow* r,i, --(la!'" et ' During ths pest week bits navaistakeable signs of mild.- , the straw as of Mate at 64 *reps. Ohto are everywhere Seed, A l Rao eaZ i as the care w og au k am eered. Ti m and wheat premiss. to be abaadaat, taloa. of die- . T o ' Taliddle......- • es' Z:7= irl,' brisk, sod several geed d gam, too, is the was 'maim „ e e „,„ „,„„. sass having in a groat mosinare sataided. The gram :l{ P . '''' • '-'''''"... It ------; l a • Riving ma harass to el r slated by the mot, Whit. ' ,7, - b eet ampsarsoorbere very geed , its potato disease is 1 2 .... artesetio - eass — :: et :::== so 'mated a demand for tin raw sallored meet, sad is tar a g oo said to be asking bat little way la the earth, and - the leo _"' doom* rid" sttea . ... le ''''''''''''''''' .ll6 awa of this dtarriPtioa h te wheat from Australia ' was g read goal crop *llearranT maw% le that hope Prevails. es 1 ".. ,_ 2 4. -..— "="1". - The following may be re God last estates has sassed seat severli: me the ° :Z o li s eed we have etemete 695 the soother. 5 ' . -...."------- -----. l'Phviskiff' 27" Trell2l tbsr gathig use p os t w al k h a s set a m & mot h er aid disputa which m oo t Tor y. sa r awatra a ty - pry .4-• - ----:-----: : :::::7-1--- 141. to 14. Treleisb, suable t re Teasley a geld dad of rah' 141. aid (411 " sad whisk express amok anxiety es ~ .5 " m a ma , - -. """ '» 1 Candurrow, 1171. Mary toopontly there bas bees a esatiamase of the t h e , m ellil imi lh____ ~,_ __e h Primer art Bali hat it at • * half - mi . 111 7. 1. ........77. 16 . =-- Ili t „. 861 ' at" Bedford ‘12,11, a aleady sky whit* has bees a 'narked shop we wemeeeete• that lb* Palate elaP.Al } bilethar Ja Ths ' - ' • - --- ' ' -''' ---- - oriels of the roe.. samemer. With a.. mm that lam. , that !Stoat breath hes hems pleated . aid poo • . .t..e ."lllthill 'b."' it mi. Par edit . C4Deds ' 23°4 Mi" P°4 a 7--•.- 1 47 alho woe. ssearitlis ailed at Tamar, 4fl. Invent, ire to th e wag that than w il l a s et , emir , , lint this UM last year, them .....ararly the semi th e , wo . id m i me w awa tided t am • day. Elf. East Buller , alrly mere ilea as average produce of wheat ___,_,__ a PP"'"`"" dem" sand the •"'• very " era Whisre • (I !s. et it is to be +oder- fort, • 1121. 10... ' N i the present wept far alb.. amaktim *se dodo. some ealfeword whist' esooratow t old ~71 1116 1 pond . slam Me et ofividsad is Ism tbs. ear. 11. As. Belt and sloe Ma reverted umfavearable aware whisk twlde 1° dot the 41 "ww bee lost 466°116r tft • 1 ' • bp: . .ia errNT !fir mo , da., 81. Wheel Belle o nun* labia plon.whiek.m tam A lies els . y. • . mouse/ 1W SlailkOmg, 61. Camber elloasida. dim_ Wipe alhat la OIL . _, r - . • 1W West Wheal Jet ever isons bets•Mit at wikiiit, tisiip *NI still to- mom - wia Shat ills -•r ' • •••• • ' ..‘ ' • Ciiii.dtp•AO 4 4442l/414442 :3 0 44 44 4 440.0 4.a 3161. Wheal Mary Ana i from ii,„ ded i * pi w ama...„ 7w a se „ mete well as tie stalks are am are parealitiavt -: , -„.. 4 Com 50te550......_... ..... to „ 34 ~ • a . m. a t Possum Mtmas.-The tads kr salsalefilai sa a fall avenge crop. In The two laid days of the' Pat Weakly, huh A N A m s d i ( .s Pr up 4la tattoos • -Australian 11 Mom to this •barlev. which has • Us. -seas. with s a Rae Ulm" Just the we of weakly sell 41 1. 4 1 74%L. 9 744 11 / 4 4; 43 : 3 la I Gese jl4/ 15 I !Imperial l'ir.s - 1 daddy logootood by tie moo t w il l h, rsqaired for harvest Week , sad skald it esatinas am (amt Oiiieim al ta e r ser-.. vat's . • 44 II Mining, 121 13 li e amp, sad sow au be go o hott e r Ilse for a fortnight , a better accomat of the whist ay. amorsthersot.: — Is Tie; SI; United Mexioan, 41 i mo. at cm time prestos' to h e . po t • crops will be given than at prossat. At this usdhasat _____vvvlor ovt-1..... si . 4 141 II There was 10 sale of 4 I the hog toot if °pink s aa to th e growing e l op e the demand for agrietiltural labour is greater than.** 17", i sir ~ '‘ .. . w i e. M K ; le w• m ~ sit ti The next sale of 3,244 to •be hod in the stationary stole of oar grain molted it for many Tsars, arising, partl,t. so ' 4•443444 r isessatm 'fir on the 22d, shad the nan kets, far se bare are mesa ef the dealers sad doubt, from the *team of the Vaal orolPo, whist w lluk owo l" 11 " .. .„ 4 a Pur ems ll la 2,386 toss. ere of sleeks that anything bk. a serious anticipa• tonight aarrest awe apes the bosh of DaYinganere Lies a Sm. Weems se* (es Si • 7 Oa tie Bth. the sale of of gdowasy wool" mad op rhos mo t h bey o nd bat still more from the t balk of straw otwhiett at as smas e r a l i zt. tow am) se • •• e wet,' of Lao toue , m il prem. range. The rye ere, of sostinestal mast of the craps For cutting wheat 12s. as ibe Ira spm ea. per jut • 4 ii I The next foreign sale or, which o t oodtatos the maws feed of sai l I mo and upwards per sere are very ...moody g.. es sera mowneut mere tam atm.. he people ia the corn-growitir countries, is eon- within a Minh of 20 mills mead Imado. lad at PP 41 P r al" yen la" ............. 141 " alt 11 e°ll F sial roax of tb 2 • 7 m 3l ia tan ing s. dietr Idly deficient, sad the potato blight has made its such rates great wages are Gamed, though in =at EXCHANGES AND STOCKS ABROAD. 1.••• t...... .1 . fawn...oak" tut AIIIIIIM. SS 1 MVIIII. i Opulaslinglosl Lima. Mdse. Sll 45 ' SS ss u u 43 34 45 07 10 97 20 0733 97 20 97 30 I. f 4 . a .. . . . • ... Was :st silit. U IC; 90 4•24 . 91 . " IoOt Saw. I Iliplie eimilst .,. iil/107 THIS DAY. Two o'CLocw. The transactions in the English for7dst;iria - y ba . vs not been of a caws calculated to cause any move ment in valuer, and the market consequently re mates steady, at previous prices. Consols have not varied all to. morning from the rate., at which they left off on Saturday, via.: 961 to 1 ET money, and 9131 to 1 for the 11th Sept Business has bean dorm in the Term per Cent. Re duced at 971 and 97; the Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 983, and 1; South Sea New Annuities, at 931. Bank Stock marks 212. Rxchequer Bills, 1,0001. and 5001., have been done at 88s. premium. India Bonds, under 1,0001., at 85r. premium. In the foreign stocks only a very few bargains have been effected, and there is no movement in priers, except for Mexican Bonds, which have ad vanced 1 Der cent., business having been last done in them at 29j. The priors of actual :business, as clll - reported, are as follows: Belgian Four-and-s- Half per Mills ,at 911; exchange, 25fr. Danish Five per Cents., at 1021. Dutch Two-and-a- Half per Cents., at 571; exchange, 12 gull.; ditto Four per Cents., at 891. Mexican, at 291 and 1. Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per C.nts., 1849, at 821. Portuguese Five per Coats., 1841, at 841. Russian Four-and-a-Half pa Cent., small bonds, at 981. lINCII.Din FUNDS.—Tnis DAT. Mak Mods, su 12 I 3 par C. Co.. Ass.. MM. 11. 961 1 11 per 01. Md. Mum. 91 I 12 per CI. oq 9 3 mis Ct. Don. Mao. 961 • lizobonore Mes.63o. to O. fOIINION FUN d. 4 pr 01. Meer Bond. 1 per Ct. Grano% Ma. 182 2 49 pot Ot. SM. Med& t o I Orono& Deferral Dd.., !D 21 par MM.. 6 pw Ct. elm Mo. 16 1 mr Ci. Dimillim Ns., 91 3 6 per Ct. tenors Ms. 92 9 I Ditto Now, 111/ 92 Ponsuptems Cons. 33 4 • per Ct. Neonot Amu. II 0 1 prat Us. Man lids..lll 13 intle Mann Mo., 103 4 DIM *ambit ado, 171 I DIM Womb. DIA WA.. 3 por Ct. Stoma, 11d5...42 I Columbine Illostior Ms.. 39 i Do. Dsti.ar•rl Ms.. 3 pot 01. Dosid- Ma., 11 • DIM realm 11d5.,39 I 1 9 Sms Cl. Dutch lids.. Mi fear Ct. Vonoloola DO., 94 6 4 pm Ct. Dumb Corte. rii 1 Yosoutsla Imrorral Mr... 134 139 -TIIIB DAT. • • MINC The public sales declared for tmaorrow soaght of--Bager 8.001 begs Meertrial, 1,600 Bengal and Madre, 4,003 bags timid 150 !hada Barbados*. Coffee : 100 casks Phadation Coyle. Tee : 6 600 pakten Rae : 1,600 begs. The private ammo winker* wears very firms appeimence today; there Is an hoprov.l demand for Cuffee, sad 41s. has bee. freely paid for good ordinary native Ceylon. Tna bee been In large demand at Friday's prime, but hoiden pretty generelly ask an advance, which has checked business. Ths accounts received by the Chins mail his seterithy left anted gbh article, u It is now ascertained that no purchases had been made in Chins to the 22nd Jane, and allowing th e market to open in July, which is nagertain, we cannot have any new tea until December, and ear present stork rf man (with the, addition of 20,000 the. afloat) snit bear the demised of the United Kingdom, for home consumption sad vaporish°. for the nest tour atiaths, which will Maw it to en 'tapes/Wontedly low roma,. Ca pitalists for Investment continue in the market, and the ekso.pases and abundant* of money facilitate their t pentane. Common Congou, quota' 11;d. to 111 d, per lb. ; usual prompt medium, le. Id. to Is. 9d. Correa resaalas steady. Rios ha. been Inactive today. °M.—Steady. Seal, pale. 381.; straw, 331. to 311.; bawl' and yellow, 3U is 321 ; spares, 831. to 841. ; bead aatter.92l. to 94/. ; cod, 341.105.; South Bea, 331. to 351.; olive Oalipoli, 431.; Spanish mad Rielly, 411. to 421. ; palm 281. to 204. ; *Ms ant ; 2W. to 3114 seed, rape, pals, 371. ; Llama. 321. 100. be 321. 16e. TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAT. TM Elsrlipt it valet today, with a fait domed ea tie spot, hot ao disposition to purchase for forward delivery at earnest rates. Towa Tallow is .gaoled at Us. 61.; Peters ham Y.C. on the spot, 361. 61.; Getobsr in Daosatbsr. 375.; °labor to Dseessber, wares' moths, 375. 611. PARTICULARS OW TALLOW. treetr del Arks.. Wet week De. from Ist Jews Anima Wilma Ds fres 6t Jur Wrist .O. Ugs &yrs, int— Ds. IbMs ■ DAT.) ISO. 466 K !kVA MN "SN "74$ "111 IN. id. 4s. off. 111,703 I,lsB 13.13 l 1,9110 IS,t, Ha ed. Palma Ours amiss& fit Friday, Aosta 23: 240 asks sad 300 bans loath Ameba Tallow; 210 mkt Australian ditto ; 40 asks and 13 ..to it. Partsitarg Y C., smoked 17 soma Pala Oil ; 13 air Onsaa-out Oil. I. about 7 days : 130 to.. Ooskis 00900011110 Oil; 160 toss ditto wrecked. lave sag RAILWAYS. Tuts Ds; Tire **Mom The share market today is grrerally flat in tow, and a decline in prices has been established, amongst others. for Great Westerns, E latent Coanties, Mid lamas, Norfolks, sod Yak and North Midlands, with Shrewsbury and Crioster preference shares. Great Northern ass firs. London and North Western stock opened lower, and was done at 110/, but it has sines recovered to Saturday's prim Toe tossioses doing is not large. BMWS SAILVATS. lAtAtng ww.. BaurJay. rink loday up sip I *Nola*. Amb d r'. Xmas . &rat so last ... aorta Is Saw Eat (at si t e st=liet) M olirwithes•r. Dl7 — .. ilkoetitguarsaise 61 . 1 fair., lied Dudley I:o77.ervithguer. 11Clitormarames W olv.at Mow Valley erd6eie; Mow and ibas llalybout De PrOs DOM ma &wit imse::: Nast 1010 6, Isetern Counties 4 s. s. as Do. Now rod.• Ct Do. kat, p. Q., Not Do. do. No Ds.N. k rdrot.• per C Do. Nw run links, elms I (lase E. U. Ilk) . pc. War B. sad C Do...rip oswoohire True. Dest t Do. New tDseree Ear t Uswoheb.tinor.ll fallnimuyliaad °Won Easter.lreovil,& Donbas Maur mod Exmouth .. Delia Northern ‘ - iise - 76,.D.4errei Do. e shared. t• p. Ct. Do..i per Cent. Pref.... South.snd Waet.(lre.) root North of FastaNdL.. Do. New of Do. New CIO Do. New CIS Do. New SIT Lull end Selby ... stwaster and Carlisle ... "ssaiire and Toluibtre Do. II ft tis Do. Si w (co; I p. Do. Wog Milo( Unice Lead. and lirwDoed Leo& sod_ flask - 130. Do. Do. No. 2 uo 1 Do. Pref. Quarters, ISIS Leedom aril Blackwell Loa, Brighton. t &Coast Do. New gun. 6 p. CL... Do. guaranteed sp. Ct. I . Croydon Thirds Do. Pref. 5 per Coot. .. Do. Coavrt. 3 p. Ct.a1132 London and Greenwich Do. Preference Leaden at North-Viestara Do. Do . dn. New 1 shares .. Do.Z I 0 ob..lll.and (C) °Won & doutla-Western Do. Nem VG DO. Kew, £49 Do. Ri.'lC;&r,i;g. Lowestoft. G tue.4 pereast. Manch., Hui., ma Matlack Nianch.,Rbet.,&Linocalash. Do. 1 ebaree, No. 1 .. Do. New tle Piet. .. Do. Maws Illeg. Whim . Do. sso and Derby:: Da. Cone. B. lit B. 6 p. C. Do Extension Do. Guam. Sy per North British Do. Preference ... I North Staffordettire Gerona, Wore.. k Wolter. Preston and Wyre abares (A) _ Ilead., Gadd, and Radiate I 1107aton and Ricans Do. Shepretb Eataelon Seettlab Central .- 1 6braws. am, illasa A De., New Gearenteed . ShKewsbug and Chester II fle le 1 dis. 7 1 li . 4 1 Na IT 26 II 11l • 11 6 4 el OS IN 17 17 , 1 • 9i le 91 101 ▪ -0 els 1 16 1 16 I I Ili 11l 4 irak PIII as 40 az &v. 8 II :I : I IN] t Ili Si ex ell 211/ 22 24 1/ 14 1i m. 2 4/ 4 414 214 124 . 3 - 0 111" :: div 3 71 3$ „ 90 7 1 7 dia. 911 44 49 201 214 32 114 Pat I pus 34 . 40 13j 19 41s. 91 9 Ws. 91 9 Ws 13 121 SI s Ws. Si 94 • 7 96 s Ms 7 #1 die. 21 21 01s 16 4 1 die 41 1 FO II 135 101 lie 58 GO sa 60 is ii ex di, 28e 114 • ut 414 4 Poi 4 Pia 14 pm. 399 dl el Qv 21 TO d. „ 13 IS du. ~ 2 13 4 9 ow „ 144 4 J + 134 344, . 7 f - if f 8 $1 el die 321 22/ 231 24 dla 13f 141 1202 121 f 15 14 II 14 dle. 164 174 11 11 111 1; dl& 6 8 48 42 6 1 7 4 Dm la 184 64 74 ez in 111 Ai ". 96 9 Ma. 74 7 414. 9 94 7 9 34 44 44 44 1 Of dls 124 134 64 Si 414 7 6 8 1 4 4 F 4 dia. 11 141 4 23'1 (Nor. SC 111 a.) 20 Do. 1 Do. New 10 Do. S per rent. Pre 68 Shropshire Union SO Sown Devon 23 Do. Preference St South Staffordahlre 334 South Eastern 35 Do No 2 10 Do. No 4 Itegistered SO Smith Wales ... IS Mouth Yorkshire, Domes ter• and Goole I si 20 Waterfowl and Kilkenny , 1 23 Meer V alk7, op. ( r- gua 123 26 SO Wilts, Massenet P/Weynt i4O 42 25 Tork,Nenieastle &Berwick , 14) 13 JO Do. Eat (York& Neon.; 10) 1O die. 9 Do. G.N.lLPurohorhef S 44 din 30 York and North Iltd•and.l 16 :64 10 Do. Preninnes 2.1 2j UM. Fultiaux Italtnaira. SI Augl....ltallan Outs Itallen an -1 Austrian) • —1 20 Boulogne and Amiens 1 20 Central Frame (Vieraonl S Dutch Rheuiah 3 Great Indian Penlasois I Da 5 Luxembourg 110 Namur and Liege 16 Northern of Puna, 7 thiamin led HOC &AUX . 20 Paris and Orleans 20 'Carla and Bogen 14 P..ria and Strasbourg 20 Rouen and Haws 20 5626066 AM Your 14 roars sad N 11711•11 to 22 S 41 diss " 141 141 ,up. SI 111 1 Pit Par t Pln• 4 I If If St Of IN 141 41 ft dis 31 ii iii er di, • T 154 !.4 iui io dam e$ S LIVERPOOL, Avow! 17. I i SI 8f ezdiv CH i el di. Di 9 I $4 9 Ilk 111 114 Ito 174 134 40 ex dtv 321 2 111 14 13j 121 j 16 14 2i4 I 411 I 14 4 4 4 444 131 4 7141 &soca Excuasioa —Tne 'woks( So-slay was rather dull. hut prim roads Wady. East Lanciahlra, 6J Lancashire and Yorkshire consoL, NO- -Diu' (IRA shares), 9 1.16 6 d.—London and North Western, 113 111 —Ditto inall J an.r.2s , . 1a 1 1-16 p.— Ditto (IM share.), 11 c. p. —Midland. 321—Shrewsbury and Chi star (pd. gear. 6 par cent ), —South Elam and Dover, lit—Ditto No. 4. rep stared), 41. MANCHESTER, Augssal 17. Trot-lhoms.mos.—Toefo was • fair mount of basins. but prises were slightly easier. LEEDS, AwAst 17. Ilyocz-Exammroz.—Th• market to-day is almost witbolat varlation.Tb• only transsetlona are in E tat lane ,I tree, at 4. de. Al" and Si es dlr. : London and North Western Fifths, at kl rm.; sad York sod North Midland' at 161. BIRMINGHAM, [vial 17. Broai-NsomAmoit.—Trite share market was rather Armsr today. and prices improved a shade, except is so far u monied urns local snacks. Ntrawsboxy sad Birmingham were heavy. and nape. Malty so Birmingham and Derby% the nature of the guarantee of that stock It the Midland Gleaupsay betas such that this May* At W. sharehoMers melte 2%W. per lOW. Aare. Faisidu RAILWAT Tadrino.—The following are the last return* of t le grow receipts of the principal Fr•WSI. lissetions—Ptont Aug. It to Aug. IS: Passongess, 311,7914; geode, 203,131 f. • total, 315,341 L horror.—Prini Aug. 4 to Avg. 10 : Paeseagets, 116,004 f.; goods. 02,616 E ; total, 203 712 t. klovets.--lirors Aug. 4 to Aug. 10: Psi.eagrro 34,301 E ; pods. 40,1111.; total, 91,037 E 411LIAp. —prom Aug. 3 to Aug. PIIMPOUITTS, 09,060 E; goods. 09,9134; total, 111,9031. lloseutoz.—Prom Aug. 3 to Aug.!) : Piwengers, 43,493 f.; goods. 20.903 L; total, 73.4 1 131. Aug. 3 to Aug. II : Passengers, 41,;113f.; goods, 13.947 f.: total, 74.415 f. . - 14out.Osi47:troof Aog. 8 to Aug. 11: Pontagers, 13,807 f.; rods, 18.11834; 1014 44,9011. Ofmon—preal Aug. 4 to Aug. 10: Psonegors, 12,742:.; goods. keret; Ma. 11 . 1 'm Nomad.—Flan Aug.! to Aug. 11;: Posologe to , 80,01 It. ; goods, 41,10I1.; total, 130,921 f. goassacoo.—Yofwo Aug. 8 to Aug. 0: Pan0nger5,27,3931.; goals. 11,10/1.: Mil. KAM WINDING-UP OP JOINT STOCK COMPANIES. TN. Sr. 1 3810101 Brun 111CILIT COISPANT of 361. on the 1001 ohms sod of 81 13e. oa lb. 261 beat made by the Muter_ in Ctte!,etry Ferrer k sato payoff labilttiee, or the alreireorthe oeteollehed in Ireland for stem uarigatlsa Cork sad olier *am. •-• • .1 1 .• ' . [ .. i% • 11 1 1 4 { S . , t i . I p. %t. k k • . 1 4 - • 1 -- ; Ji.. 1 1 i' I 1 1 , . . I it , ~. lk , i. I ► II .c. In i