The Express. — London, England, 1865-07-19 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCIL. (THIS DAY.) EQUITY COURTS. (Before the Lord Chancellor.) It rens TH2 ATTO/11TVINEALL 1111 °WWI. iitt. DOI applied in this ease that it might stead over o p *egad day of Mires@lssas Sera It was en informs ogby the Atton47-deserel ea the ciion of the At. Merl Court 'palest Mr. Graham, on est the official as. itof as Court Ir d rm i te . y e:sy calliag on him to pay ssa of 5 tta in his socoeutts. He Hers • position to show that . the matter was one in I , b. w eld jmtify all the items with a very that hat the amounts were so oompliested that It ZidgTiegsemible to prepare the reosesery affidavits In gm Vete less three or four weeks. g ed eed, in the . ateenee of the Ationeepkileneral. Aged that the matter 'evolved the principle of the mode d Wig lb e sceousts of the *Maid aulgooes. The late alleseellor bed directed ea impaction of the books of ci s efiliel assignees in order to ascertain whether they w e r e zit is ernardasee with the orders under the eat of 1861, :sport had been made showing • di/crepes°JJ ia cis system with the regulations of that act. Mr. d ie eternised before the Coro iniaelooers of (equity d od eras fully aware of the subject matter of the informs yea He left the gesetioc of postponement after thin istrnuent is the bands of Ms lordship. The Lord Chaseellor said that as the matter was one of : apple, end ievolved the cases of otheruntil the first libido in blicheelmse Term. (Before Vice. Chancellor Sir R. T. Sindendey.) azimut' v. BIIGG.-1111/14. WIIDHAN AGAIN. This we • bill filed to olitein a declaration that soda the circumstances mentioned in the bill, M rs , ino wife of William Frederick Windham, Wisdhd pdbeigg Hill, the proceedings nectar j oqu iry eopoiwynag whose alleged lunacy made 50 1862 poise s ome time . ago, eatitled to a sum of 6,0001. 862 Xr. and Mrs. Windham coutemplated separation, Jit was arranged between them that a sum of 6,0001., d a am of 20,0001., the property of Mr. Windham, &old be transferred to trustees for her separate new This pm Arm, sad by the frame of the deed the proceeds of the h a ul ms. be paid to Xn.Wiedhant for her aepariste use. A pe of appointment was given to her by will only, and keno rhos made no will then the fund was to go to ber ant of kilt Urn. Windham deelmed that this provision a the deed. SS to the next of kin,waa unwarranterland that "be pm to instructions for it, and Mr. and Mrs. Windham having subsequently oobsbited, the deed became wad as between them, sad the trustees; would have been ein handing over the fund to Moe. Wind at for the clause regarding the neat of kin. 1110 Mr. sad Mrs. Windham married the entitles were a m a with 800/. a year in her favour. She sold bar into lt Tor 20,0001.. and this 8.0001. wee part of that sum, and k wen noie:might to have this sum paid over to her for her manta use. Mr. 13sily simmered for Mn. Windham; Mr. Jessel, Mr. p o nes, sad Mr. Sanlake for the assignee in bankruptcy el Ir. Windbag. who makes no claim to the food. The Vierataeoellor made the order but said be should make as imams of service aa Kr. Windham 's assignee. COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE. (Before the Judge Ordinary.) MUTH r. fIiNITH AND TIBBUIT. Yr. BOVA Q 0., Mr. Coleridge, Q. 0., and Dr. Spinke jp , the Widmer ; the Solicitor-General and Dr. Tristram lw the nispeackat ; the Qnsee's Advocate, Mr. O'Malley, IC., sal Kr. Beats for the eo-reepondest. bni was s suit far a divorce brought by the petitioner, s red china warehouseman in Conduit-street ; and the l apseimt pleaded a denial. The co-respondent also alleged awl*. The parties were married on the 28th of January, igtg, sad they resided together in Thurloe-square, sad at Southend. They lived for a considerable time ce excellent terms, and they had two children. Ths carespoadeet, who was a shippieg meat and pro moter of nubile companies, was also a married men with children. A friendship had sprung up between the two hales at Southead ; and it was suggested that the inti macy between the respondent" had at length exeseded the Mesas of propriety. Morass had made very little progress when we went to pcm) COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Before Yr. Reaintrar Winslow, as Commissioner.) -- --- -- --.—.— TN tt MatTKI,LT.— Arnie/MON 701 111113A8L. - The bankrupt, a foreigner, dmeribed m a merchant of Bocklembury, applied for hia release from custody. Debb. I,8001.; eo mem. Mr. R. Griffiths opposed fora judgment creditor for 3001., es the gonad that the bankrupt was about to leave the noisy. The kenkrupt. in erareinatioe, said that he bad been in twines is this country six years, having daring part of the teen establishes/tit in the Rue de Haste, In Paris. Re was married oely two mouths ago. end it was sot likely that be would go away and leave his wife. His Honour said be would grant the Telmer, on the taskropt entering into bin own recognisance of 200/., and lading two vanities. in 1001. each to attend the sittings. IS lu CHARLU BATTCOCK. This was seethar applicatioa for release. The bankrupt au described u a mail guard in the Cameral Past•ellee. He lad petitioned the court is forma panperis ; bat it was Wined that he had a salary of 1304 a year. The thane an of, 451. The bukrnpt elated that his salary was stopped the meanest he was arrested. Hu Hower said be should not interface in melt a ease, and iltaceil the application. IA RE ALLIN. its beam* formerly sTirceneed victualler, of New Hawke, use before the court by adjournment for his exasisstioa and discharge. Agaiost debts of 2,3001. there we wets sad property held of 1.2501. Oe tbs application of Mr. S. Chidloy, for the urignees, an adjournmest wu ordered, at the bankrupt's out, for the iaratigation of the accounts. 11l RE HOLLTESREAD. The bankrupt was a sae engineer, working as journeymen. be debts were of trilling mount. He was opposed no behalf of the amignee, a creditor for 1161., who complained that the bankrupt bad vexatiously de- Wed an action, whereby 861, of costs bad been inourred, and re the see of the trial bad denuded himself of all his property WI bill of sale. It appearing that the plaletiff had sued * bankrupt on a special contract for 3001., and had agreed Is take a verdict for 501., His Honour held that the defence could not be considered frivolous and vexatious, and granted the order. THE POLION COURTS. (THIS DAY.) WANDSWORTH. THREATENING TO SHOOT ♦ YOUNG WOMAN. Illativell Mom, a young man, living at Hammersmith, me summoned fur threatening to shoot Emma Pittman. Ile complainant, a geateel•looking young woman, said ihs au is witvice ►t Bairme.villas, Looodals.roed, Barnes. ked hies keeping compaoy with the defendant but is diwardad him about 10 months ago us she preferred mother young man. The defendant became very jealous sd hid annoyed her ever since. On Thursday week he of be would shoot her or anyone else she, was with. She meth, fear of him. The &reorient his, promised not to speak to the corn- Plamat say more. The oomplainant said she did not wish to have him locked be would promise not to annoy her 'wain. Ingham then accepted the defendant's reeognlsances iw hi , rod behaviour, and said that if be annoyed the Meg woman again be would be more severely dealt with. WEATHER REPORT.-(THIS DAY.) W11911:91)AT, JULY 19, 9 I.X. .. ss . se at . s.lse ..._ aa elle;;;i7..lS:43 69 so. — is so ...29.7:61 36. 661 ••• plea / 433 V . SO CS 59.P4 'as 59..1 et 4 / 1 .83 r 2 2912 61 19.76 SI 1141. Q .: 1 6 9: 1 9 6 61 • S 83 ifs N.& W.8. - W. S. w.a.w. a.a.w. a. N.N.& 8 S.W. &N. &S.W. B.W. .51.11. W. W.R.W, S.S. W. ILL 2 1 W. - 4.22 2 tk03•111/. .r_TIMPSDAT. OS NOSTRILS FRIDAY. Imo, &fob to Coasts. S.W. to N. W. and •—•‘• wills squalls, back, strong, squally, tr:* tato. rain to places. to W S.W., Walgrina. Ai above. squally, un- Mu& 4 'ft they,. Somme& B.S.W. to wy W.. fresh to stiong, with I.tan . net in. ^..ovta toitrong, LOVE LL Above. 'RI vane rata. IS , l "milk.acottaad. Wasiaramlidend. Wales. sod "5 8. _S Mit l l4ru - awn& manna sad Vag alma. -- ``sattaard England and North M► Tbe Melbourne Cricket Club has fallen into tiek it s Dearly 8001. la debt ; has lest its bast ssiotal men and hu got iMo Plana 411•1114416- 4temi,utn. T. Ix D. L L & 1 2 B. cr 0.1 1 6 3 && r 4 2 8 N.N.W. rb ass 1 t 8 K. ell 0.20 1 2 6 E. re 0.1 - - - - - - 3 6 LW. re 0.11 3 - - 3 • 4 &&& 40 O. 4 6 &Lg. oe I. 3 -- e - - 4 7 &W. O. $ 3 6 &W. tr 0.37 4 816 L oo 0.36 1 4 B.W. is —I 3 3 7 B.W. e 0.40; 4 4 & o 0.1031 4 2 4 SAW. TO 0.23 1 4 W.& W. cc 0.06 - TEE EXPRESS, ELECTION INTELLIGENCE. NOMINATIONS AND MEMBERS RETURNED. (THIS DAY.) Wirer BORORR.-IA I / 4 raturned. NORTH NoßmiounimanD.—Poray and Ridley returned. LstcssrzaeHns (800TH).—Psoko and Curzon returned. Yonzsamit, Kure HaDHlCl.—Hotbsoa and Drinoombe returned. Haniumftn(Noirrm).—Hoek,Malay, and Booth norm- sated. Poll demanded. - -•-- _ WELPOILD COUNTY.—rathOn, Power, and George laminated. Poll demanded. CAINAITICINBIII/1.--Jooas and Pugh Mersa. NOIVOLIC (Weer).--Gur4pe, Jones, De Grey, and Beggs nominated. Poll demanded. Amason Courrr.—Verner and Strung. returned. DAYS OF POLLING. South Durham, July 21. South Wariviekshire, July at. North Wiltshire, July 2L Hertfordshire, July 24 Kilkenny County, July 21. Southern Division of the Wont Rains of Yorkshire, July 21. Dsblu County, July 21. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE (ST ILOSTILIO Tzumuurm.) NOTTINGHAM MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) BUNNEY PARK STAKES, T.Y.C. Adam, Kee -- ; ine, " and Zia Roland are here. NURSERY PLATE. Half a mile. Mir Roland, Aetna, Ambitioo, Sergeant Pecenot, reek, Maid of Usk, William Pitt, Pretty Queen, Aunt Polly, 'Unborn, and Viper are here. CHESTERFIELD HANDICAP. One mile. Monleey,Tipplar, Monk, goarantine, Yelntl, Privateer, Spring Goa, Moldavia, sae Gaaaoohy are bare. FOREST FLAIL Five !Flogs. Quetta of Trumps, Gowasmao, Attache, Ctitaway, Golay locks, Gil Bleu, IA Mechants, Musketeer, Rowels, Potion c, end Kiagbara are bars. DONNIKOTON PARK STAKES. Half a mile. Hail of 17;k ,Aicaohe, Preeerpiae, La !dachas* 01lertoo, William Pitt, Rims Bawd, Catalogue, and Acties my here. ENTRY FOR QUEEN'S PLATE. Two miles. Fantail, Wier On, Li. e, Yetis o, Simons, Privateer, °Morton, and Daskeld. RUFFORD ABBEY STAKES. Half a mile. Aunt Polly. King Hal, and Kisithera are here. ARRIVED. —Kir Harriette, Merry Leas, and Schedoni. SOUTHAMPTON MKETING.-(THIS DAY.) knervgo.—Mariana, Professor Anderson, Memento, Wild Dove, Lord of the Manor, BeloLe, Si. to Lavender, Acrobat f, lodise Star, Teddy, Ephemera, Moose, Jawing ton, John Gully, Hop-vine, Fravolina , Alberta, Ozone, Fishermen's Daughter, Lassdowee, Police, Signet, and Parduassi C. ARRIVAL OF THE GREAT EASTERN AT YALENTIA.-(THIS DAY.) VA LEN NA, WZDNILSD/Y. The Great Eastern arrived off Valentia at 6 a.m. She is now about four miles from the land. Heavy night. GREAT JEWELLERY ROBBERY IN MANCHESTER. --•-- 213,000 WORTH OF PROPERTY STOLEN. The greatest robbery ever known to have oc• eurred in Manchester was discovered yesterday morning to have been committed during the previous night. The shop of Mr. W. M`Ferran, one of the leading jewellers and watch. maker in the city, In Victoria-street, opposite the fruit market, wee entered by thieves, and stock was stolen of the set value of 13,0001. The thieve" appear to have first entered the building 19, Market-place, which is occupied as offices, and to which access is obtained through an iron gate at the end of a shod panne in the market-place. 'Phis g►te is locked at night, and the offices upends" are further secured by a sort of trap-door over the stairs, which is also locked. Judging from the circumstance that the trap-door and gate were found locked this morning at about 6 o'clock, then is reason to believe that the thieves got into the peening before they were locked on Monday night. After leaving the staircase, they appear to have first entered the *See of Masers. P. M. Crane and Co., oil manufacturer', between whose premises and Mr. ll•Ferran's shop were the workshops of Mr. Nathan, jeweller. Between Mesen, Crane and Co.'s office and Mr. Nathan's shop an two walla, each nine Mass thick, but which are so close that they form • solid structure. The thieves first pierced this wall at • point • few inches to the rear of Mr. Nathan's premises, and the bole they thus mad* admitted light. About • yard nearer to the front they again pierced the wall successfully, and paned through into an old stair:en leading to an upper emikehip in Mr. Nathan's premises. They descended this stainese i•to Mr. Nathan's workshop on the second door, and there broke through a wall about a brick thick, in an old doorway which had been built up, and which ►t one time gave access to the premises now occupied by Mr. M'Ferrao. As, however, Mr. Wrens* had lined this wall with sheet iron, and finding it impossible to get through, the thieves went into the workshop in Mr. Nathan's third storey. They again attempted to pen through the same wall, and se Mr. lit'Ferran bad need no sheet iron upon that storey, they succeeded in piercing the wall and passing into Mr. hilarrars's upper showroom, on the third storey. The stock in this room consisted of clocks and heavy articles, none of which was disturbed. The thieve+ descended by a staircase to the second storey, the only obstruction to their coulee being • heavy sliding door hoed with iron, ►nd of very strong make. Mr. M'Frarran was on the premises on Monday night, a little before nine o'clock, but it appears that either he or his work. men only closed this door, and neglected to look it. The staircase was of iron ; the walls, floor, and ceiling of the showroom on the second storey were limed with iron, and the only point at which it was likely any thieves could get into the premises, entering as they did in this instance, was through the very door that happened on that night to be unfastened. The property in the showroom on the second storey, like that in the storey above, was left un touched, and the thieves descended to the shop. There they found no safe ; the goods were invitingly before them, on the neater and in the window ; the thieves lighted on., or two of the gas-lights, and at once commenced to back the place. They took property the net cost of which was 13,0001. It included between 600 and 700 gold and silver watches, more than 1,000 hoops and rings, upwards of 100 pins, about 80 bracelets, and • vast number of lockets, chains, guards, and other articles of jewellery. They I took little or none of the plate. dome of the watches were very valuable. After turning out the gas they appear to have returned through Mr. Nathan's premises to the room occupied by Messrs. Crane, and to hays waited there till the staircase shutters and iron gate leading to the market plan were opened, which was done se about 6 o'clock yesterday morning. While in Messrs. Crane's offices they u.ed a wash-bowl, and left behind a I small comb. A small door in the office commanded a view of the staircase, and in one of the lower panels they bored a hole, by which means they were enabled to watch when the gate was opened, end the way of egress was made clear. They left DO tools behind them. The police were early on the alert ; matins have been issued containing a full desegp- Con of the property, and a reward of 5001. has been offered. —Manchester Guardian. Tan CONVICT PITTOTIARD.—On Monday, the sonvict was vieited by the Rev. Dr. Macleod, the Roy. Dr. Miller, the Rev. Mr. Reid, Epiecopaliso clergyman, and the prison chaplain. From the information we have re ceived it would appear that the prisoner's demeanour remains unchanged, and that his even sowers, if possible, more 000 l as his days draw near • oi9llB. It is said that after the prisoner had remarked to one of his spiritual advisees that his confession was true, he was told that not a word of it was believed out of doom, and that be, the minister himself, was of the same opinion. The prisoner, i t alleged, thee ley beak, and looking calmly towards the ceiling of his cell, implored himself to the effect that he had often wondered why Cbrist, while on earth, had ex perienced such difficulty is dealing with unbelievers ; bet that, after the minister's remark, he was not oow empties& Oa soothe! °mashie it is said that the convict beets railing at hie trial, and tiding fault with the judge and his loading counsel, who, he said, he believed was in league with the crown authorities. Os being reminded that • person in his position should not give vent to such expressioas. we are told that he made a remark to the effect that he could ascend the scaffold with a smile upon his fete.—Oh/pow Heretd. Tax Hasvairr.—Mr. W. Cooper, of Barnbmn, commenced cutting Ty* last week ; sad Mr. Rtyobird, of ffengrave, has also mat a piece of very forward barley. Mr. Clements, of this town, tiontomooed wheat harvest this day at:::dza. A sample of new slater oats, of line quality, and threshed, was shows cm Mark-lane ire Mos , day last, grows hy Mr. Ches. Noes, of Farnham. an the I late Mr. Lee's farm at Weeley.—Barg and Norroidt Pat SHARE LISTS.--(21118 DAY.) Two o'Cliour. The railway market opened this morning at yessterday's closing quotations. The chief altera tion of importance is a further fall of 1 per cent. In Metropolitan stock. There is also a reduction of in Great Western and * in Caledonian. GreatNortheru A stook, however, is rather firmer. The general tone of the market is dull. There is • fresh fall in Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire stock, which is last marked M. London and North Western stock is now quoted 123 to Great Western, 66i to I ; Midland, 134 to; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 110; to 121* ; C aledonian, 131 to 131; South Eastern, 841 to 85* ; Great Eastern, 48* to 49 ; Metro politan, 137* to 1313 ; Great Northern, 1344 to 131* ; ditto A, 1441 to 145*. Foreign, colonial, and Indian railway securities ate mostly unaltered. 43coora, ii.'l ii:00 0 1 10,000 10,000 60,00 0. 0 2 1 t6OOO .- 6,000 6,009 10,030 60,000 10,000 60,000 90,001 60,000 10,009 10,069 96,009 10,000 110.000 - 6:itiOi 1015i:I ICAO 10,140 10,030 1,000 11,000 00,100 - 4000 72 000 26,000 6,000: 60,000 : 10.000 i 60,0001 1!.???.1 - isial skew' , o,oso 26,000 80.000 fIe,COO Ir4ool AIN 10.00110 SO COI I, 310 5t).4001 ii,iiii shoo io.ooo !!*". ianoi~ WEDNESDAY EVENIitG, eI JULY 19, 186 b; MONEY MARKET.-(THI8 DAY.) lIISCELLA.NEOLTS SHAWLS. Atlantic Telegraph, Med 8 per cent., 84. Olt? el Nome Gas Linsited T e i Fstyptinn and (Lintliedl, General Oredit and FlOll2Oll Imam (LMolto4 Damask Mere. Deedit Aanoniatica (Limited), 61 z d. Land Securities (Limited), 34, 4. London Financial dermoliWoe (Laraited), l 2l, National Discount OentenuF Prated), Rio de Janeiro city Improvements (Limited . (101. paid), 8. LOHDON AND WESTMINSTER BIBS. (THIS DAY.) The half-yearly meeting of the shareholders was held at 1 o'clock, at the allele, Lothbary ; Alderman SAI4IIOIB, D[. P., w the chair. The Bicaruay (Mr. P. Shipp) reed the following report and balance-sheet: _ _ Two o'Oroox. The Stock markets remain very quiet. The Eng lish funds and foreign bonds are, in nearly all cues, quoted the same u yesterday afternoon. The market for home railway stocks continues to show dulness, and in some cases prices are rather lower ; Metro politan and Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincoln shire railway stocks are chiefly depressed. As re gards other securities scarcely any change isobserv able. _ _ _ The discount market is unaltered. Good bills are still taken at 2/ to 3 per cent. In the Stock Exchange the rate for short loans on English Government Securities, is 2 to 2j per oent. At Paris to-day, according to Mr. Renter's tele gram, the Three per Cent. Rentes opened at 67fr. 62c., being nearly the same as yesterday afternoon. "The directors have to report that, after making pro vision for all bad and doubtful debts, paying the ins:me ter. and setting apart 2,0001. towards the buildings at the back, the net prof& of the bank for last half. year amount to 151,4981. 7s. Bd. This sum, added to ;1,3574 ls. 5c1., the unappropriated balance of the pre. maim half-year, will amount to 160,8551. 9e. Id. Out of this amoust, interest as the rest or surplus fund at the rate of 5 per cent. per mums (8,2501.) has been added to that fund, which now amounts to 338,2501. The directors now declare a dividend to the shareholders at the rate of 6 per cent. per annum, and, by way of further dividend out of the profits, • bonus of 10 per cent. on the paid up capital. After these payments are made, these will remain a Wanes of 22,606/. 9.. Id., to be carried to the profit and km account for the current half-year. " Loodon sad Westminster Bank, Jane 30. —Dr. : To proprietors for paid.up capitol, 1,000,0001. ; to amount due I by the bank no deposits, circular notes. dividends, and other monies payable on demand, 19,652,177/. 10a. 54. (this sum does not include arise nee, 988,2111. 10a. 24.) ; to rest or surplus fund, 330,0031. ; to balance of profit and loss ac count, 31st December. 1864. 9,3571. le. sd. ; to net profits of the pest half-year, 151,4964 7s. Bd. ; total, 21,04:1,0321.19., 6d. Cr.: by Government Steak, Butte. quer Bills, and India Bon ds 2,489,4121. 9e. ;by bills discounted. loans to custon;ers, and other securities, 16,936,3004 12s. sd. ; by Gish in hand, 1.617,3194 18e. Id. ; total. 21,043,0321.19 e. 6d. "Profit and Loss —Dr. : To total expenditure of the eight establishments, including rest, taxes, malaria, sta tionery, he., 52,9701. Bs. lad. ; to 'unmet set apart to wards the buildings of the bank, 2,0004 ; to amount added to rest or surplus fund by interest thereon at 5 per cent. per annum, 8,2501. ; to payment of the dividend DOW declared, at the rate of 6 per oent, per annum, for the lent half-year on the paid-up capital of 1,000,000/., 300,000/4 to Imam of 10 per cont, on thempital, 100.0004 ; to balance of profit and lose account, 22.6064 9., Id.—total, 215,825/. 17s. 2d. Or.: By balance of profit and loss account, 31st December, 1864, 9,3571. la. sd. ; by gross profits of the lest , half-year, after paying the ire:emotes, and making provision ell bad and doubtful debts, 206,4681. 15a. 9&—total, 215,825/. 17a. 2d. Rear on &Janus FEDID.—Dr. : Present amount, 3382501. Or.: A unmet on the let January, 1865, 330,0001.; iby ate rest on ditto, at 5 per cent. par annum, 8,2501. — total, =8,2604" The OHAIDWAN, is moving the adoption of the report sad accounts, observed that that meeting was what was called the interim meeting. The deposits were nearly • million in adrenal of the amount at the corresponding period of lest year. The dividend for the halt year was 13 per coat. against 14 per cent. is the first half of last year, the rate of interest having of late bees ender the average, and lower per haps than was comustest with • healthy state of business. He hoped that the next divided would be better, but whatever might be the actual amount the meet ing might rely upon it that it would he • true and fair dividend. (Cheers.) A PHOPIIISTOR inquired why the report was not issued before the meeting The CHAIRDIAD replied that the directors wished to me • large number of the proprietors at the meeting', and the previous Meiling of the report would tend to prevent that. (Bear, hear.) Consols are now quoted 891 to 90 for money, and 90 to 1 for the Bth of August. The official business report is as follows Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 891, 90 ; ditto, for account, 90 ; Three per Cont.e Reduced, 894, 1, ; New Three per Cents., 891, 1,1, 4 ; ditto Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 73 ; Exchequer Bills, 4s. prem. ; Bank of England Stock, 246, 248 ; India Stock, 218, 218 ; ditto Five per Cent. stock, 1041, 4 ; ditto Bonds, 225. prem. Foreign stocks are quiet, but steady. There is an improvement of Ito per cent. in Turkish Bonds of 1862. Spanish Certificates are likewise slightly firmer. Otherwise prices are unchanged, Some of the present quotations are subjoined, viz : Greek, 214 to 1 ; Turkish 1858 Bonds, 731 to ; ditto 1862, 73 to 1 ; ditto Con solid6a, 491 to 3 ; Spanish Passive, 291 to 4 ; ditto Certificates, 144 to 4 ; Confederate, 8 to 9 ; and Mexican, 24 to 4. Transactions are recorded as follows :—Brazilian Four-and-a-Half per Ceuta, 1852, 1858, and 1860, 79 ; ditto, 1863, 804 ; Danubian Seven per Cents., 78 ; Egyptian Seven per Cents., 98 ; ditto, second issue, 974 ; ditto 1864, 941, 94 ; ditto 1001. Bonds, 944 ; Greek Five per Cents., for account, 214 ; Italian Five per Ceuta., 1861, for account, 641, ex div. ; ditto 1865, 771 ; ditto (Maremmana Railway), 691, ex dir. ; Mexican Three per Cents., 241, 24, ex div. ; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1856, &c., for account, 471, ex div. ; Russian Five per Ceuta., 1862, 921, 92, 1 ; Spanish Passive, for account, 294 ; Turkish Six per Ceuta., 1858, for ac count, 731 ; ditto 1862, for account, 73, 4, ex dlv. ; ditto 100/. Bonds, 734, 1, ex div. ; ditto Five per Cents., 1865, 441, ex div. ; ditto scrip (351. paid), 41 die., ex div. ; ditto Guaranteed Four per Ceuta., 1021. International Financial shares are now quoted to 11 pm., ex diy. ; General Credit, 11 tot} prem.; London Financial, 7 to 4 prem. ; Imperial Mei , Gentile, 11 to 14 prem., ex div. ; Credit Foncier and Mobilier of England, 31 to 1 prem., ex div. ; Otto- man Socidt4 Gdndrale, 21 to 34 prem. ; Hudson's Bay, 154 to 4 ; and Egyptian Trading, 14 to 14 die. Metropolis Sewage shares are quoted 24 to 3 prem., and Overend, Gurney, and Co., 11 to 14 prem. The nominal quotations for the shares of some of the new companies are subjoined :—Atlantic Telegraph preference, 4 to 3 prem. ; Glamorgan shire Iron, 21 to 3 prem. ; Blakely Ordnance, 31 to 4 prem. ; Hop and Malt Exchange, 14 to 2 prem. ; Barned's Banking, par to 4 prem. ; East London Railway, par to 1 prem. ; Loudon and Mediter ranean Bank, 3 to 4 prem. ; Peruvian Railways, 5 to 6 prem. The letters of allotment of the shares in Barned's Banking Company (Limited) have been delivered to-day. Sixteen thousand sovereigns were withdrawn from the Bank yesterday for shipment to Alexandria. The City of Boston, from New York, has brought only 3,0801. in specie. The foreign exchanges yesterday afternoon pre sented little alteration. Bills on Holland and Spain were rather more offered. The rates were as follows: Amsterdam, 3 months, 12.0 to 12.0 i ; ditto. 3 dye, 11.18 to ; Rotterdam, 3 months. 12.0 to 12.01; AMA warp, 3 months. 25.37 i to 42; • Hamburg, ma beam. 3 months, 13.94 to 16; Pans, 3 days, 25.174 to 221 ; ditto, 3 me ths, 25.374 to 40; Frankfort-on-the-/Asios, months. 1204 to I ; Bt, Petersburg (per rouble), 3 months, 31 to 4; Vision% si. fio.. 3 months, 11.15 to 20; Tried*, aff. do., 3 months, 11.15 to 20: Madrid, 3 months, 47i to 4 ; Cadiz, 3 months. 4$ to i ; Leghorn, 3 maths, 25.50 so 55 ; Glum, 3 months. 25.50 to 65 ; Milan. 3 month', 26.50 to 55 ; Naples, 3 months, 25.30 to 55 ; Palermo, 3 months, 25.50 to 55 ; Marine, 3 months, 25.50 to 55 ; Lisboa, 90 days, 514 to I ; Oporto, 90 days, 514 to;. ALL SOULS INDUSTRIAL CO-OPERATIVE SOCIETY The dividend on Manchester, Sheffield, and Lin. rro).—On Monday evening the soiree of this moiety took place in the National School Rooms, Great Poetised- ahlhabira Railway stuck was officially announced street. In the Amnia of the Rev. Eardley Wilmot, yesterday) at the rate of only 1 per ant. per rector, from illhealth. the Rev. A. Jones presided. Mr. annum, against 21 per cent. per annum for the car- Bennett read en interesting Mainmast and report, from which it appeared that the society has been established responding period of last year. The half - year's twelve mouth., and had already paid dividends on patchouli traffic receipts having been 11 , 0001. more than for of le. 6d. In the pound io addition to the five per cent. on the same period of last year, this announcement shares. The chairman made a neat speech, introducing the has caused great disappointment. Rev. Henry Sony . , secretary to the Working Men's Club The Metropolitan Railway traffic return shows and Institute UOlOll, who aelarged upon the benefits of an in c rease these co-operative societies and the great help they affedled t h i s week ear. of 469/. over last y to working men's clubs when they were worked together. The following is from the sixth report of the Mr. Bennett proposed a vote of thanks to Mr. Solly, which directors of the Alliance Bank (Limited) to be sub sea carried by acclamation. In the mune of the evening there was some excellent music with moss, Ac., kindly pro. milted at the general meeting on Friday, the 21 st 'lda by ladies cod gentlemen (Amateur.). After a vote of • thanks to the chairman, the meeting, which had been well The directors have to report that the net profits of the attended by the wives and daughters of the members, hank, after deducting interest on current and deposit Sc' broke up. The society numbers 133 members at the present meets, cermet expeosee provinion for bad debts. and re time, and the takings during the past quarter amounted to bate on bills discounted bet not yet due, amount to 6371. 27.6531. 17s. 6d. which they propose to dispose of as LATE Ma. RICHARD THORNTON, THN follows, via :-22.16t1/. 2a. in payment of a dividend; 1,0001. MILLIONAIRL—Tbe will of this gentleman, so w e ll. in reduction of preliminary expose.. ; 4,485/. 15s. ilet to !mown at Lloyd's, the Jerusalem Coffee-bones, and almost every commercial establishment in the Oily, and profit and lose account of the current half-year ; total , 27,6531. 17e. 6d. Tee above sum of 22,1681. 2s. enables who died • few weeks We. leaving the enormous wealth the directors to recommend a dirideed of 12• ad- per share of 3,700,000/, was p rove d at ea the 30,0e0 shares open which 25r. per span is paid, day last. It contains the following bequests:-1.000,0301. and 7a per share on the 9,766 shares upon which TX per to Mr. Thomas Thornton. who likewise is to inherit the than is Paid , being at the rate of sf• prr °eat per deceased's estates ; 1,000,6004 to Mr. Richard Thornton annum. It is satisfactory to the directors to be able to West • 500, 0 001. to be divided among other relations and state that the condition of the bank has materi ?rated; • a handsome provision for Mr. Neal and other . improved sines the lest half-yearly meeting. of the iseeased's clerks ; 100.0001. to be divided among With respect to the account venially referred to in their all the charities, hospitals, asylums, and busevolent last report, the directors do not yet feel themselves in a mai. tams in London, dm The sums are duty prop rtimed in ties to determine the amount which will be required from each bequest ;15 0001. to Christ's Hospital, where demised the mom fund to meet the lots that 'fIAY arisethereon, " was educated ; 10,0001. left in trust for the benefit of the further time mast elapse before the value of the securities schools in Mertes, Surrey ; 10,0001. left in trust for the and estates affecting it can be ascertained. In accordance schools in Mr. Thornton's native village. Burton, in York. with the wish expressed at the last meeting the directors shire ; 1,0001. lett for the benefit of the aged poor at have increased their board by the election, subject to eon - Barton 5001 . left for the poor at Mertoe. There are Armsatioe by the shareholders, of Christopher Atkisson. many ot her . bequests contained in the will. The weeetors of Liverpool, and Matthew Hutton Chaster. Rube of are Mr. Thomas Thornton, Mr. It. T. West, Mr. Pelfoed, 1130600. and Mr. Lee. It is represented that the probate duty of It is notified that the London and County Bank the will cost 42,0001•, and the legacy duty will mama{ to and its branches. and Messrs. Prescott, Grote, and upwards of 100,0001. Company are authorised to receive subscriptions BURGLARY AT DIDLINGTON-HALL.-013 Saturday for shares in the Accidental and Marine Insurance last Thomas Ba l es, recentlytly a footman in the service of Mr. ~ • peny been Amherst, of Didliogtoeipark, aid Emily Mayes, a well. Corporation ("Amnon). The nom h deemed woman, alleged to be his wife, were charged b.. formed to take over the business of the Accidental fore the Norfolk magistrates, at Swaffhatn, with breekiog Death Insurance Company, the scope and opera into D.dlioston-ball and stealing a cash box ceetainieg Lions o f which it is now proposed to increase largely, 1101. William Ford, batter to Mr. Amherst, said that the snapioion of been di prisoner hadischargedon having mete missed a petty theft. He knew waste the key the with the aid of the company's extensive system of agents, who are between 4 . 000 and 5 , 000 in b a ilee% allioain which the csah•box had bout kepi, was of pier number. The income from the accidental branch rally pet, and also theta window was alwaremen &Meg the last year was es much as 49,489'. The company unmet at the back of the hones by which as amens weld be obtained intothe %tailor. The primers had gem to proposed underwriting in 1862, and it is now Proposed to embark more freely in this class of Leadoa, bat two wife:awes stated that on the night of the • operations. The business is to be transferred as - ro bb er y they h a d Nee him ear D idh an a ah .ha s uaok a aa , mesequeetly fell on him, aad he wee apprehended in Lou-'from the let inst. The capital proposed doe. A bundle of bask-Beim was found in a hones where 2,000,0001., in 80,000 shares of 25/. each, with a first the female prisoner had Men, and was banded to the police. The prisoner made a statemset, to which he said he had issue of 40,0120 shares, on which 11. per share is to gene to Norfolk to wilt his father. While there he gee oe paid on application and 4/. on allotment, and drinilla of Mating his friends he welt isle i the prospeotos intimate. that no further call is nom 'k, sad Mel Didlington-hsll by the open window at the hack e p ees & tearated. For every two shares of Si.s l with 11. the door or thebutler'e °Moe with the key, widish be friend pat held by the proprietors of the Accidental ia_ s _i",..."" l ..an. brolce open the tuPboerd, and M.A." e DWI Insurance Company there is to be res a essn-box. tee to ld big wits that his father bad gime elm cert i f i cate of one share of the ‘, Acciden tal and I the e was money,tlo mad isitted sb. k iror m teial actbiag at N 4 onricli tbe rowtimeab".•ahtse. Marino Israsnes Corporation (Limit."" wi th Si. woman wee remanded till to-morrow to medial' it sks Thu will ahuotb 10,000 shares, the remain .minis& It she is she will be discharged. fag 30,000 being offered to the public. In reply to quashed, The CHAIRMAN said the diminution of profit areas partly from the reduction in the rate of interest last year them was very little loss from bad debts, but in the last half.year the board had had something to write off under that bead. From 105,0001. to 110,0001. had been invested in the ground and building the .e and the new structure would cost altogether about 60,0001. Jones Loyd's Bank was set down as an mast at 80,0001., and he bad no doubt that in the market it would fetch more. A Paorairroa asked what was the amount of the bad debt/ to which the chairman bad alluded The Cgamman thought it was needless to mention the precise amount—(cheers)—all he would say was, that they had all been written off, and that they exceeded the average in previous years. The SHAREHOLDER said he did not wish to impute blame to the board. The CHAIRMAN mid hie colleagues thought It best that there should be no secrete. The average iOBll in pre ceding years was 10,000!. ; the amount in the last half year was 13.500!. (" Hear, hear," and cheers.) lf he had not said that, it might have been supposed that the loss . _ wee larger. The report wee adopted, and the dividend and bonus, amounting to 13 per cent. for the hall-year, were declared. THE CONSOLIDATED DISCOUNT COMPANY. (THIS DAY.) This day the second ordinary meeting of share holders wu held at the London Tavern; Mr. RICUAILDBON in the chair. The following report was read : "In enbmitting the annexed balsam sheet, the directors have much pleasure in calling the attention of the share holders to the result of the last half-year's operations, which they trust will be considered matiefutory. The gross profits for the six months ending June 30, are 13,2611. 2s. Ild., and after deducting current expanses, and rebate of bills not yet due, there remains a net profit of 6,6201. 2s. 6d. Agreeably with the wishes expressed at the lut meeting, the rebate of bills not due on 31st December amounting to 7,3381. 14s. 9d. has been introduced iota the present statement, aid with the balance then brought down, leaves 1,9781. 4s. Id. to the debit of next account. Considering the limited amount of capital, which the manager has had at command, the directors think this a good result ; sod while expressiog their confidence in the ultimate success of the company, would ask the shareholders to co-operate with them in influencing, as far as possible, the bringing of deposit accounta." The report was adopted. OIDINAIT SHARDS AND errocia. M I RAILWAYS. I C 14.11( 9ri°64 I B.W "41 yesterlay. to I p.s. Brisial awl SAMer 1 Cambrian N N 131 lit 96 99 Itfork wad 86/6000 Cornwall Do. • J A.oah. antll Do. Ip. e.lopsid to B. Dubin madD~Jano Zellab ps" nr m ilt a Ve L lariow =Land L Winton iars Ord. R. Do. D. Av. att. Na ! Wed lkantotacoilmed Oresalforabern Do./1 J•rao. war. un- Do.B /ISO. b Gt. 800ali a Welt aro.) Grua 1111411.11 Dmllforo VaLOanata Do. Novak yrams, ge ii SW 1.174:L - ciiii.ii I Do. Do. Reword isuissahlre• Yorkshire London sad Blackwell _ ,Lou. ftWaitite.easet 100 Do. Met. Etten.A6p.e. 100 Leedom&Nene Vorte. 100 Loadon&SouthWeetere 100 Mia.,Bbet..& Uneobtela 100 ketropolltaa 7 Do. lei 2 Do. Extern on all If etro.D6.(Pro. Scrip C le I Do. do. do. 100 Do. £9 shore.... . Do Bins.* Derby 104. 09. Ws. an)... Abl..:••••• ----- I :: Dn idln.PieSO.l)md. Do. Lodz Do. York ...... Do. Comildo Do. BlooL&Dortlr0 Do. do. 1111648 Do. do. 180061 forth London _ De. 8 =08 . 1 . 4 Nora ,N. a Waters hum *eta& Contra _ _ 100 100 100 100 100 Scott N.L keNiskldlaad re s 4lnlos.. illosA Labs." eVarass,TiokTaiiii:eiil MI VW Do. 0..... ... Vale d Neal& Vlotorla Oa & linalloo Wait Cornwall w. Datil*. H. & B. A BRITISH H. I RUMAT& 1 Ailsailioa la lAwrioaa 1 1 Boes.Bar. & C.12.g.6p.a. ,Baffirio d . lake Hanel l Do. Pritermatcc bodL, Brook& Gated.* Sp. Me. Alia.% WI Do. do. July 1, 18111 Do. do. Jaw 1, UN Cal * Limiters to.. e. (bpi T. i Doot Cp. o. Diesorors,7 p.apor.prof lan. Boaial in. 6 80 .• Zeit Indian go. 11 do I_ Do._J leatootioo Olan;l4 Do. &pip. M. 8., et Do. Ist prof. Bonds.. Do. do. deferred Do. tad prof. Bonds.. Do. do. deterred Do Sid prof. Stock .. Do. do. deterred Do. 4tb toot. Stock .. Do. do. deferred 04441, Indian Peninsula Do. Ncw I ro r es" P. It loan g : 6 p. ct. II C 6 16 17 Cl CS 109 il l .. 1 100 100 100 I 100 100 100 me s 100 100 wr 184 1 1 /116 14ft 44 Lai US 87 le He a 06 00 60 IS Mi 67 015 IN 121 e 111 fa 95 107 100 60 41 62 64 1n '431 fat 104 57 67 139 . HO_ Si ps ii_ll peel 104 1114 6 8 re 1Z4% U 4 0 1 1 6 Pal 106 MX 63 61 24 26 111 k 112 k 69 70 10.11 1066 i.e 10 11 p. 121 IRS 11 1 $ 1 6 m p xd lit 121 145 160 55 57 61 U 67 69 ut s6i 9 10 lid 100 II 4 pa 106 160 48 60 81 86 lONS. 0,4 1 is Peas. 61 60 102 WS Par opal de i ll as 10 101 74 76 IN IN 102 k No' ;la 143 104 . oo 16 b lO2 N 10 16 66 65 60 672 622 60 62 46 46 65 46 27 94 96 97 NS It 4 NI ITi 123 i2 l si 100 56 5 61 6 in 76 I 7 I 1 1"; Do et Waders of Canada 134 k 1 A Pa :031 i " Xi 103 j Do. New pay. 1070 Do.lia do. do. 1877.0 Indian Brooch. Limited Madras par• i p. ..at. too. do. Se do Do. an. 0i do.— Do. Ilith falimaloo Moab. Corp. per o. 14 4 and Hobsodslap Wade. for 6 P ..at. Do. NAM so Do. do. do. Do. Paidana do Do. ludasat.ll.l. 14 102 I 1(0J 12 . 121 90 92 92 BA 1 Oldls 102 103 95 97 90 92 II ea 82 84 100 101 100 101 I i4lf 100 101 41 94 JOINT STOCK BANKS. LILL l A Close. * 14 divided . 84 1 Allied alliasaahLs•ALlvorpool De. Woad st 110 ps. £..to Mimi= Anglo %Milan (Liza.)- Aaglo II& (Limited. Alatiellank.Cor.oswahl Aostralads I — Do. Now DaokolDrltiehLaituabta 'Bank of Je Bank of Liadon Bank of Otago (Laited) Bast of yuetuiliind BeiskolVtatorls,Austiiii Desk of Nov itaaland /kasillaadaortaguamact. rttleb t Callfou - oisa ( 1 Drilla N. interioa O. bk. twits, Ana., Cabo Mart. alar.ot lattla.ac City Coin.lfank of Canada... Com. Rank of intha, Opine Weld Bank (L.) 1p Oantlesnial LOO Do. Now 60 DA Loadow aimitott 10 Sastero lttchanle! Ltmi 26 Ihignsh Jolnt Reek ) ind.tleutoSAUALUiarinl. Itagilah sod Poodle& (I. Durope‘a BoullelAmitod 100 RlD6mm,Chlamtisp. 100 Do. booed a& pm 100 Do. New 100 hapirial Bank. Limited 26 loet n. 115 111 idis ipai . 1 . -1.6 T Do. New TAM litoelßk:lndift(L) Loo.iik.of Meelco,do.lt Ind Bank el lootaid&L London and Brazilian Loo.ll.Ayreedat.nate'L Do. New, Da. at le pin las. Ob. Bank al nut& Landau and County ~ Lon. Haning.Con.fs.(L) London blot Stook London& Bonin Atrioan ILon. d L Weetcrn Do. do. New LoodoadVeneniela 'Lon. * Westminster Merchant itank(Llat.) Mercantile* InehanlL Metro. &Prot. bank (L Do. de. Midland Bank (Um.) iNational of Liverpool 2f.rts. of ingtand De. Did helm 11 011 - 61 8 S Mel Wm= 8 10 pm _ _ Pau 24 26 76 71 dis 49 61 19 20 .4_)4.9ra jdti ;pm y 6 dla 97 99 1 2pm 4 3 die 6 4&a 6 {dl. 2i WWI 6 83. lua iad t sTui Matlonal Bank INew •x.. Zookuld (Monad) IZiorth Weldon' 01%Mo' Bonk Omen rrovlo.Baoklogeorp.(L D 3. -d le 101 U fix 40 42 Ws Nom N U 66 I Udis $ t+ r. OS U •;14134 Callao. raTi., a iiiial ii, ion* iliairalls Mon& ot & A. /Mos Do, d.. lea stews Doke at Loolnals Doke of [Mood WNW QM= at Lauda, - _ll Cm! -9 i " 061 t Ms It 64 id II 4 41.1 SO U xd 611 I xd FOREIGN RAILWAYS. Grog Luxembegre, 14j. South AllMasa sad LombareloNee•Gia, 191. YREFEILILNCS MARRS. Great Wedges, Peiping 4 pr ant., 94 S. Lssaisaor sad Carlini' 4 pat pest. prefor•Pae. 103. I Pdi CL pekoe. I Salo% 67 sa I 4 die 6 6 par' 6 6 pra 6 1 pm Poe _2P 24 41 sift 72 76 72 74 11 22 216 al lill4B . 1 1 dla I 4M4 II 66 74 * 05 10.4 1i % I 144 48 48 16 87 45 47 110 113 19 41 id 17 20 0 04040 ils 2dlo Ipso } 1 two ►~=~i u► 74f - 211 as ii me avm 2J fly 6 4 41. 3 2 tis 8 6 dig 8 6 di, 8 _6 Ais o i0,.m~ tail 100 100 100 100 - IN} ill I 43 1 33 4iSb .. 77 19 95 ... 18 4411 44 1 1 64 4 1 m SubjOiiied are the gut:Wiens of insurance, gar, docks, and other shares, as given in the Stock Mullane lint of laileevgaing : lessraaae.—Alllasee British sad Foreign Ilmine, ISTI ; Commercial Raise , 8, if, Si • Berndt awl Mesita\ Ire Life, 41, 1, ex die. ; tisardina, 49, ; Indemnity 131 ; Yams, 896, ex die. ea 6e. ; Werth Bri= litereantile, 18 ; Boek Late, 8; Bas Binh 103, ditx Themes sad Y Yerbe (Limited), 71,1; (Limibed)„ 1. °oaf" isa .—Ceetlainial Ours (Ldmitedtt34 Great Central, 161 ; Imperial, 831, 3 ; Imperial meal, Kt, 21 ; Lambe, 79, 1 ; Plmenix, 34 ;Surrey Orin amen, 16 ; United 011104(1111, 36, 1. Deolia—Net sad Wan lad* 73, 1,21, 36; BallthaliM ts•j_llsi. 161. W MICIOMI• 111, ; anima, 21. Casale. —Repot% (ot London), 231, ex die. We are requested to state that the share list of "Samuel Bestow and Co. (Limited)," will be closed for London on Thursday, July 20, and fon the country on the 21st. The letters of allotment and " rt." were issued last evening to the applicants for sham in the Phosphate of Lime Company (limited). The Master of the Rolls has appointed Mr. Frederick Whinney and Mr. F. D. Hartland joint official assignees of the London, Hamburg and Continental Exchange Bank (Lim ited). TUISZAT EVINIIIO. Consols, which closed yesterday at 90 to for the Bth of August, opened and closed to-day at the same quotation. For money the last price Was 891 to 90. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols for money, 891, 90, 8%; ditto, for account, 90, 1 • Three per Cents. P.adaced, 891, 1, ; New Three per Cents, 891, 1 ; ditto Two-and-a-Half per Cents., ; Exchequer Bills, 4s. prem par ; ditto 5001., 4a. prem. ; Bank of England Slack, 248 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1041, 1. The India Five per Cent. stock was firm. Ex chequer Bills remain at par to 4a. prem. The closing (bat in many cases nominal) quote tions for shares in new undertakings are sub joined : Atlantic Telegraph Eight per Cent. Pre ference, to 3 prem.; Glamorgan Iron and Coal, 21 to 3 prem. ; Railway Credit, Ito 2 prem. ,• Barned's Rank, par to 1 prem. ; Hop and Malt Exchange, If to 2 prom • Parkfield Iron, 1 to 2 prem. ; General &states " , 11 to 21 prem. ; East London Railway scrip, par to prem. ; General Exchange Bank, 11 to 2 prem. • London-bridge Land, 1 to I prem. ; Blakely Ordnance, 31 to 4 prem. • Liver pool and Dabhu Steam, * to 11 prem. ; 'London and Mediterranean Bank, 3 to 4 prem. ; Peruvian Railways, 51 to prem. ; Samuel Bestow and Co., 1 to 11 prem. MINES.-(71118 DAY.) Two o'CLocc. - _ There is no change of much importance in tbs. mining market to-day. There is a demand, how ver, for Tiocroft, Hallenbeagle, and East Roeewarne shares. Subjoined are some of the present prices : West Caradon, 81 to 1 ; Tincroft, 17 to 17} ; Hal lenbeagle, 31 ; East Cam Brea, 61 to 81 ; East Rosewarne, 31 to ; Frank Mills, 71 to 1 ; Wheal Clifford, 28i to 28 ; South Darren, 355. to 405.; Feist Lovell, 10 to 101. Foreign and colonial mining shares have met with scarcely any business. Yudanamutana have been dealt in at 11 to 11. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANK.—(THIS DAT.) Very moderate supplies of English wheat were Cu sate at oar market to-day, but the condition of the produce wan good. Owing to the commeocement of harvest-work in some of the most foewsrd districts, the trade for all descriptions was in a sluggish Mate at Monday's enresnar. Only moderate supplies of foseiga +swat were on offer. Good and fine parcels were in fair resins*, at quite late rates ; otherwise the demand was inactive co former terms. Floating cargoes of grain changed hands to a moderate extent, at previous quotations. Very little English barley was on offer, and the show at foreign wag only moderate. The trade was slow, and Ist. currencies were with difficulty maintained. Malt met a slow sale, on former terms. Benin snored off freely, at fall prices, sad peas folly cam mended late rates. A moderate business was peeling in flour, at about pre vious currencies. The transactions in most agricultural seeds were Gala limited male, and prices ruled mat to nominal. Limed and rapeseed ruled drm. Woe were steady. AJLEIVILL6 or GRAIN. do., INTO LONUON, BY WATIOI CARRIAGE, FROM JULY IS TO JULY Is INCLUSIYI - 1 111"41.111 a WA f ! ossi irlioatela: Y -17- 1 1 hadira Total 1 4511 LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKEL (THIS DAY.) (NY 1LD77110 AND DITIMNATIONAL ramomurs.) (nom ova CMI oemecarars.) :'be matket ntks Ma, but steady. 3wel, rAstbly 6.000 bales. MINCING-LAN S..—(THIS DAY.) finnan —There ins. steady demand for grocery or Otis, of West beim at fell priors ; brown sorts dull of el,; al other descriptiosts, no seta aro moorted ; retired cottinum steady, bet quiet. CORES. —Ptastation Ceylon has sold at the previous rates ; native Osyloe is dull of sale, sad 6d. to is. pre cwt. lower; and Costs Rion shows a dealing of la. per owt. Pisa tattoo sold, low to good middling, 79r. to 89a. ; native orsliltarr.l small to good ordinary, 664. 6d. to 69e. Costs Rios, hoe ordinary mixed to middling valour', 7%. to 83s. 6d. TEA. —The public Was have progressed heavily, and 'messily at rather easier prim.. Rios —A parcel of Neorsoste Armes sold at 9s: mob. Kt:rm.—The market is firm, but there is o lie sove demand. Coereu.—The demand has spin become :peetive, and melon, priors are barely supported. Herr.—Basiuses is doing m &Masa, bet part*.calers aro mot given. 1111:1100.—The sales are prompting without spirit, and the opeethg grime ore barely rugeorted, more poullsolorsy Gs weak mid sad/aided paresis. TALLOW MARKET.—(TATS DAT.) The market i quiet et the following prior:—Terra tedlosr, 41s. 3d. ; Petersburg Y. 0., as the spot, 41.. 6d.; October to December, 421. 3d. to 425. 61; December. 42.. 9d. ; Jemmy to Mara, 431. Sd. ; March, 435. ed. to 43s 93. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Now& Psttoodoo svelrotth report the inarkot continuo without sitorstiou shoos Moody I.M. A steady doomed for oonstutiptiou et firm rates. The Lt Administrative Battalion Dorchester Rifle Volunteers will encemp at Iddworth. in Derestehirs, os the 25th inst., for low days. A valuable horse was killed by lightning in Guernsey last Thursday. Thu electric fluid entered tits knee of the horse, passed spword to the sliest, divided there, and pared out at the back of the ay. Death mart have been instetd•uoue. The poor anima.' was tethersd by as iron chain in a 641. The &sin no doubt attracted the lightning. THRIATZNID LOCK-ODT OT THE CAILPINTEES AND Jourrns or Connor.— A special meetiog of the Master Basildon' Amosistion wee Ladd at the Freemasons' 1 . ,11,4111 as Ithoday &Bascom), to take into consideration what steps should be takes by the members of the S.b3oilkidna With referees's to the sulks sow is existence arneept pis min pesters and joiners in Messrs. Cubist's firm tar as mimeo, of wages. The meet n` was stricklv private. reverter. sot brim admitted, end the 'that nature of the deildea at libe seemiss tenths therefore be Oven, but soy be gathered from the follosiarcirerunstatioe. Yesterday timosial Mr. Myer; the extensive builder is Lambeth, scut for a dips. tatios from the wreath's end joiners in his employ, sad as the deputation waiting upon him be isformad than that the Masters' Associstioo had resolved that if Messrs. Cubitt did sot obteis the full complement of OM is the pisos of three who had ' , ruck by the lot of August that, to lock out is all the Arms committed with the semmeaties. The same notice, it was uoderstood. has bows, or will be, given inamedistaly to Vs. men employed by ell the @wrists employer*. It did sob wla4ks the look- eel woo to be general ensonges da t Virbseashes or riesna.ed se the janon, bet M the Luis their carnation from week would sera pious the ether brawling is a seats of lamas. Msetinp of the mos is the various isms will bn Mkt le eta :dm the Maps to be bakes in the ',attar. LONDON, BRIGHTON, AND SOUTH COAST BALL WAT.—'nre heard et &resters yesterday denied upon Tr wissmwediag the payment of a dividend far the half-peer et 21.105. per eget as the soneolidetsi slosh al its OnnpokaT, A GOOD imams& —The veraon of 811. Mar" GooStst, PoOtiogloo, boos We l l y Art piesoms el vs. °eine( eteetilesat dosstien el,oool. flan a lady decors •is the seighbessrhold. Ls accordant. with tile directions, the mosey is to be at ono, barestmi fort e pens meat Meat et the charity. Darby. Mal Om. I lima ws. gra. a lea. mks. 300 gr . 110 2262 24320 110 324 30 29210 1190 10 kat, P of rrid MI. th Iltry aced Clay ism co bs sod NM _. MI. I 5 PW 12,0141 ,w ii.