The Express. — London, England, 1865-08-25 00:00:00

ZR AT BAPSSIDE. ['Hifi DAY.) Carter, the coroner f at 7et the Winchester A rta tie canoe of death of ts. it were killed by their ro lde. otttQ “ re Gonne Lack, litothi t Rubs Hairy °sedate, Polioaoosttable Hairy Pane. • evidence wee • tare rept. megistret.. of " Wilful murder whir IS.-(THIS DAY.) morning a serious firs Mr. Prsaose, Isos att haby ' 6, filostesoSzeeti_ tassels. a safe retreat. 'um flaw The 6re vas sees forma% . _Frames, therelasble stook efisobi Mite destroyed, s s 4 :trot out ; No. 6 was else see. g irt of the fire is unnnelll. I insured. ;itlTgroat low of p edoblishroont of Mr. • mainly eocoutood. book-biodiog prelates. Mr. Doroden-road. The shop im d. 0 4 ORMIR C 6 IL ROM WORT. (THIS DAY.) Seater held an inquest 4 en, New-sad, Hampstead, enz i art, aged 41, vie day morning hat, on Huse. - that the attention of ma w ogled to the deceased, 1011 i deplorable state. being @atm up with varmiri. the workhouse, when miry him ; but on the fol. From documents (mad in bat he wu formerly a tailor it of the Dike of Welliattcuk atop; and that he had bets s of St. Clement Dines. s out of his lodgings at WU* day condition, and be had lertford to the landlord staling mimunicatiou wee written is spa. and the address also we, He wrote that he had not a such a state of things could At the deceased died from die. tad by want sad exposure, A swordiogly. r of A WIFE.—ALLEGED rATMENT. VERDICT. -- - - , by Dr. lankester at the Salisbury, last evening, tom►. :is Price, apd &Spars. .street, said that the &amid married to Mr. Norge Price, as ding at No. 7, Offoed-road. The NOS that she did sot limbs**, had threatened so murder her, en her about the he►d and fain pillow. She said that she oftee supplied her with some. Ehe i he was sober he was kind to ham months past. was Galled in to the deceased ea ihe next day. She was sassing of death was exhaustion from a Her death might have been ao. She was very much emaciated, erum on the brain. . ..... ineleli:street,;;llthat she hid roe years, and had named her for dbeea an oat-patient at an hot. y complained of the ill-treatment D threaten, lomat, and heat her. when witness bought it for her hrothas and by witness hens& t at times that the pollee Ist ed her food ; he newt to say what weak, " She is dying beating* hat if the husband had not WI as °odd DOt be pumahed fortha; atonally the Cale would be as 'tighter. a 15 years old, said that she had her mother. - taco& food! rash has NM some for the tut Offord.road, mid that she bad I and wrist black from blown. to vat, and she had often mid to wired, and be will not give we gad to witness that he had 2/. a used to give the deceased feed. )7 the ill-treatment to which eha , Aroodel-place, Barnsbury, sold go he hod soap marks of violas*. mu had lout Mr. rrioo mosey.' his wits. Ha eves refused ID mad by a doctor, while she no I. Dodd to sum up, arid sail that if Iful ill.treatineut aocelemted tit ry could send him for trial. Bsl to show that. O th er persons had The friends of the deceimed cosh!, not mod the husband fur Wallin Math, have him indicted for the Price could be examined on oath if explanation of bis conduct. °fiord-road, was then cautioned, evidence taken was not all tree s—not direct violas°, ; and, is go ed his family with food as far es his He produced bills showing LW no, eggs, and chops. it was she who supplied those that waa no matter if the (Would oan allegation that he had bees tat, said that he had not been, ice engraver, end he could sot Ws if such was the came. Hs had g_34 it of the illness of his wife. HIP ling on him. leliberstion, retarned the following eased died from exhaustion frau ass, and the jurors further say that need has neglected her, and that wife during her illness has beat his approval of the verdict of the ries twit be could yet retrieve hit tidy in respect to the young children. AT ROLLING MILLS..--0/ 1 dent occurred to a man named Jam Words, Hartlepool. Jose, Who ,00l rolling mills, colonisers! to 11, the steam hammer driver. in the top of the hammer. Bath per part of the hammer, which ipbell was getting dome, end it se : he caught the " catch," sad We hammer rose to the top of the e the steam was shut off, and the d into a space of about 18 inches. (*severely out, and his shoulder e also sufferiog intensely from !a. he was taken down he wes Nought imposslile he could mumble opioioes were eutertsdall DLISROTMAN AT LLANDVDNO.-.. O 1 to a clergiman named the RAG londsy. He was walking along the I the first me's Head, when som e ' e missed his footing, as he was feta e rocks close to the see. Luckily the the time, or ha would have hem l efortanste geotlemse was to 111 were he is still lying in a vary dor wed that the internal lejurets L The rev. gentleman is about 12° ECT AT TEE DUKINVIELD SW at a crowded special a:curviest tole clock on Wednesday night, at from S.tlybridge, a passenger jesnr„ ,mpartinests on to the lor*Pst ie line over the niter Tame. awl ow ousequeoce of the extra basis's. IS rere employed, several of whoa, se' Own to the river aide, get the ass onveved him to the Wharf Tavares' where he was examined ratoo. It was feund that his that be was much shaken, bat et into the rivet, which a i the Os. Though not considered n delfts. d that be should be taken at coasts °armee', but his Weeds preferred WS his residenos in Park-road. Hie same , he is 1112 appreetice to a ingeal ig4 Ali fat ior.g one, the end bang some "" ling, and Setiobeld should have mime I op.—Leals Mercury. I are flow imported into Sou ' th The tail. of the sheep trail eta° sas of large aim ani have Wig LAW INTELLIGENCE. (TIM DAY.) oOTTRT OF BANKRUPTCY. (g i does Mr. Commiasiasar GouThurs.) tit II J. J. BPIIIIINGL ...ipalospi. Vile was deocribad es of 40 1 sysyseyyt, a c a b V. Tynekeshats, aesiWt veteriaasy Pow7syeind his applisation for release from eustedy. Oriyoyer h is sia Co.) opposed os behalf of the jo ipfig cceditor• 11 , 0 e bbed that the &abrupt was In asseydy f ar hd g. and costs Promised is so action for breach of an Mr, e iseet to porches* a badmen at Peckham. It was Wa yid thi was a awe when the reliese ought sot to sa the action had bees vexatiously defended, oi l. %Islay, tbe &Isis* creditor, had bum subjected 10 0 11 " . r—Farryou no other ground of objection? lista:lca aid be bed sothiag farther to large. gy Was= aid that although a detaining creditor would „ a dded to oppose the bankrupt when he should apply ; 1 ; int ger of discharge, he did sot think that say reams charge. s h o wn for detaining the bankrupt ally losses is W _ka The !slew would therefore be allowed. li, e gel oilier applications for release were heard, and eto rated without opposition. MIDDLESEX. SESSIONS. (TH➢S DAY.) SECOND COURT. COURT. (Before Mr. Payne.) J lIIPUDISNT OMNIBUS ROBBIUIT. wirio William, 28, was indicted for stealing a purse ta g 6,K, the property and monies of James Judge, from i s rem ed Hansa Judge. N D* proescuted, Mr. T. K. Pater defended. e l bow, Woodham, an omnibus conductor, living , said OD the afternoon of the 3rd inst., VSbehind his omnibus when the prisoner ▪a▪ d , immediately she did so the preseentriz of haring been robbed, and that her pocket :CI sad b e purse takes. He followed the pd. oleo the kerb and stopped her, and told her what she iss durfld with. She said, " I have not got it," and im. m aidsly afterwards threw the purse (produced) on the FICA WitON I pick ed it up and detained the prisoner ▪ stroMble arrived. She went down on her knees and i st k!!! ‘ biat not to give her into custody. Jag. mid she was wife to James Judge, of Truirp oo ret, Boston. She got into the omnibus at ;i 0 rod, and the primmer was already there, and dont se her left. Danag the journey she noticed the pods had concealed and suspected her. Immediately *Med witness looked at her pocket and found it had host with a knife. The puree produced belonged to her. Parr made a very ingenius dence for the prises.; poisted out the discrepanci o fe es in the evidence. payee, in summing up the evidence, said it was ritkrwas important cane of the frequency of windbag rob- team Jim found the prisoner Guilty. A rains conviction was proved against the prisoner for Ea wens robbiwy on the south side of the water. She Mi been an omnibus thief for some years. It Parts sestenoed the prisoner to twelve months' im planted with hard labour. ttoromors 8110PLIPTIRS. &mat met ed 1 and Bridget Dillon, 22, were plied the M, for stealing three silk mantles value Y 12a, the prvwty of Robert Cook. !Ai prry food them guilty, and Carrion was neatened to arm yam and Dillon to five years' penal servitude. VIZ POCKS COURTS. (THIS DAY.) iiARLBOROTJOH-STREET. MALMO MARL= MOM. Jae BEIM 16, servant to Mrs. Jene Spencer, of the Cla mime Anes North-row, Grosvenor-square, woe charged be ing /IL Boor with riesling some mirlud limey belonging The barmaid to Mrs. Spencer proved that some marked nosey me placed in the pocket of a dress belonging to Mrs. kessys. and shortly after it was missed, no one haviog had ten to the MOM but the prisoner, and the money having tee marked and planed there in consequence of some art money having been taken under similar circumstances airways before. gaily Spencer, about six years old, daughter of Mr. Perserr, proved finding a puss. belonging to her in the frisoner's dress pocket, the dress at the time hanging in the pesoesr's room. nem Loosely, 46 C, said the prisoner admitted taking tee 'Whip which were marked, bat not the rest. Ms prisoner having pleaded guilty, Mr. Knox committed tato • month with bard labour. MAItYLEBONE. AMICK TO SPREAD THE CATTLE PLAGUE. it Gifford, 'armory inspector to the puish of Padding- Ilk &Awl for the magistrate's advice wider the following Applimat mid that in consequence of information received Is yesterday went to a oow stied situate on the Maryland Fins, Harrow-road, the door of which he found fastened. Os looking through one of the chinks, he saw a cow was apparent y in the worst stage of the prevailing dime amoogat cattle, and his opinion was verified after he had burst open the door and examined the laical. He subeepently ascertained that the diseased esw was brought some distance be a man who was at feud with the ownr of the Maryland Farm, and surreptitiously pissed amongst the healthy cattle. B. (applicant) bad left is enislant in charge of the dissesed animal. This was the brit ems in which the disease had shown itself in the parish el Paddiagtoo. It. Yu-Hey referred the applicant to the order rand aIN P^ l 7 Council. dated 24th July, 1865, under which INthgeght impactors of cuisines' had power to act nom applicant thanked his worship and retired. Nam Atomises Lehi . Orman,lac. Cape I Iverpool flakrbasd L'Orket Itadisto!l ronsamosid Loudon fa. Aosta' tioarboroay Holkoisad ROAILI. SATGILDI.Y. OM NORTH/AN atIMAT. Northerly and easterly, 00a1MIL N.L to N.W. and W. moderate, generally moderate to froth. One. N.M. to N.W., freak N. to L sad trek to N.W., fresh to strong, rate on is Al atm& tiovniams. N.N.Z. at . feed% Mee generally. gg 1 7 rWcii TAffitAx. As next above. N.1.1,ge7 R:4/.7fmk line nerally. Northern=noatland. Weateen..lralana. Wide*, end adla - 10 eenclee. Boathern=inglimit Chou:lel and Bay of Mem. 3% Easieru=Eastwartl ioglend aad North Sea. PROVINCIAL SMARR MARKETS. LIVERPOOL, A 7101112 24.—flaleo tray :—Cheat Western, 66 7, Louden and North Western, 116 1 s—llsnchester, Sheffield. and Lincoln, 661 8 61 61 1 61 6 I—Me4epolitan, 13116 id—North East- ern. Berwick capital stock, 11111—Soath Eastern, 79/ i I —Weal 4,' EariloPool. 031—Buffalo and Lake Huron, 4 6.l6l—Grand Trunk ''' of ianada, 18 —Erie, 631 rd.—united States Flve Twenties, 69 .. Omni Luxembourg shares, 164 7.l6—Alliance Bank London and L • Liverpool (Limited ) , 41 p.—Yantern Exchange Hank (Limited ' , ": 111 d.—ldercantUe and Exchange Bank (United., 41 9.18 1 d.— C Albion Marine (LWOW), 13-16 d. —Onion Marinejimited), 16.16 I': 1 p.—Atlantic Telegraph, 8 per cent., 21—BriLtsk d South "" American Steam (Limited), 31 d.—Flintahlre GU, 4 d. an —Notional a l Steam (Limited), 7111 i 1111 / cl. H Maisomisfen, ADOOST 24. —mu market win steady bat In active, except for elsealeld shares, which were largely dealt In at 11 advancing prices. Alliance Bank (Limited), 41 p —Boielcow, , Vaughan and Co. " (Limited ,41 p.--Cossoildated Beak (I.ledtmd). r, ..‘__, et, p.—Great Eastern, 461 —Great Luxembourg. lb 7.l6—Great Northern A, 144 11 1 9 mat Western, 66 51 I—illiuois :,`, Central, 731 —lnternatio Financial CLimited).l 1-16 p. John ',, Brown and Co. (Linked), 6 p.—lancaahlre and Ymicstdre, 1181 t 1 - London and North Western, 126 1— Manchester, ithettield. ; and lAnoolnshire, 661 16 1 46 1 1 11 4 1 1 e 1 I—iletropontin, 13311 — Midland , 1301—New York and Erie. 531—South Eastern, 79111 I—Thames and hleireyMarinelurance t fAmiteilj, 6 1.3.11ip. i —Molted states 5.20 Years Eondo. el i 811.11131911•11. AUGUS! 20. —The sales today included Sloop- . shire Union Railway snick at 11121 : Birmingham Banking Com. • War. at 26 1: Birmingham and Midland Bask, leo—Birroindbare Gas New Ordinary, 67 : Birmingham OM Union Mills, at 60 ; , and Patent Shaft and Azletree, at 51 prem. Small Arms Coin- patty's shares wars offered at 2 di,. ; New Union Mills were ' quoted at 11 to 8 ; Britannia Mills Guaranteed, 2 to I din ; 1 Droitwich Junction Canal, senors, at 171. and Birmingham , Town and District Bank, at 114 ex &v. I Maxi:Tim( tit Immsien.—At twenty-five minutes past II o'clock one Wednesday morning Thomas Hayes was hanged at Talisman, for the murder of his wife, Aare Hayes, on the 22nd of May last. The culprit was an old moo, who lived at Cakes Bog, In the King's County, with his victim, whom he was in the habit of ill-treating. At last his wife disappeared, end no one knew what became of her for some time, Hayes himself stating that she had gone to America with her cousin and brother, who had taken her sway on • car on the morning of the bloody deed. Sus picion, however, being excited he wasloged ie gaol, and there he confessed that be had murdered her ; packed the body, wif and ill else belon to his late e into • sack end • bedticsk, and h arried them to part of the bog a considerable distance off, sod buried them so cleverly that it he had not bee. brought to the spot it is doubtful whether they would ever have been found. The murder had evidently been committed with a smoothies-iron, but Hayes gave • somewhat more extenuating account of the transaction. He appeared to have lived a wretchedly immoral life, if all said of him be true. At the trial it wan attempted to beset up as &defence that he was insane, but it failed, and the murderer has expiated his crime on the gallows. He wee attended by three Roman catholic prime, appeared penitent, and delivered • abort address, which could not be heard. There were only about 300 persons present, and these ware most orderly In their coodnet.— Saunders' News Letter. ANOTHER OP WOMAN'S RIGHTS. —Last evening (4th of August) a young woman, named Minnie Phalan, 20 years of age, residing in East Williamsburgh, entered the furnishing store of Mr. Gustave Baer, and assaulted him with • cowhide. Mr. Baer resisted her vigorous active. 'silo., and took up • stick in self.ddence. A young gentleman. earned Jima Forrest, who resides is New York, and who was in the young lady's compeey, then seised Baer, while Minnie belaboured him with the cow hide. In this emergency Mr. Baer called out lustily " Watch I" "Murder!" when officer Walsh, of the Forty. fifth Precinct, was attracted to the spot end interfered. Miss Phalan states, in explanation of her conduct, that she visited Beer's store early on Monday morning to purchase SOON articles, and that after the articles were put up the storekeeper charged her more than she had sgreed to pay; she thereupon refined to take the purchase sad demanded back her money, which demand was refused by the man Baer, who called her, she alleges, names which did not belong to her—hence the cowhidiog.—Nce York Times. LOCOMOTIVES ON PUBLIC ROADS.—OR the let of September next the new &et, the 28th and 29th Victoria. cap. 85, will come into operation, sad e ff ect several impor tant alterations respecting the tesiag of locomotives along turnpike road& It partially repeals the provisions of the Locomotive Act of 1861, and provides that locomotives not exceeding 91t. in width, or 14 too. in weight, and having wheels constructed according to the sot of 1861, may be used upon any turnpike road or public highway ; but loco motives exceeding the above dimensions or weight are not to be used on any such roads, except subject to the reef. lions contained in the third section of the said act of 1861, as to locomotives exceeding 71t. in width, sad 12 tons in weight. The new sot makes certain regulations as to the manlier of working the locomotives, and directs that at least three persons shall be employed to drive or conduct them, with an additional person if more than two waggons or carriages ire attached thereto. Oae of such persons is to precede the locomotive on foot by no less then 60 yards, and antstantly to display • rod fist sod warn riders and drivers of home, and also signal the driver wire it shall be news. Nary to stop and assist horses, /cc., passing the locomotive. Drivers of locomotives are to give as much apace as possible for the paring of other veliteles, and are not to sound the whistle for any purpose, or open the cylinder taps Elmo o r ei within sight of any person ridin g , driving, leading, or wtfAILEVIIEN.—The quarrymen on to charge of a horse upon the road ; or allow mike at had *receive Nerve quarries, North Wales, the steam to attain such • pressure is to exceed the p„ :tsg_sad several ieterviews with the proprietor, Colonel limit fi xed by the safety-valve, so that steam shall blow ;7.". It P., sa arrengemeet has been arrived at, and off when the locomotive is upon the road ; sad every a kiZ' i es . bare resumed work. The chief point own- locomotive ie to be instantly stopped , on the person erred i.,—;soln eV the men was that when the rock happened to leg the same, or say other persoo with a hone er courage Dray of them did not earn more than 6s. to drawn by a horse, jutting up his hand as signal to require 1 4 6.,.; and some even were below Math although the such Iccomotive to be stopped ; and two efficient lights are one. es • rule greater then what the taking proved to be &Mired conspicuously, one at each side one the front of 4 0 :1 m e.. The men contended that this was unfair to the locomotive , between the boars of one hour after sonnet they applied that they should be secured • end one hour before sunrise. The penalty for non-com- T en. i' lwi wet wares irrespective of how the rock turned *WOO with any of thaw provisions is to be • sum not ex .l Berl r te 4 4 44 been conceded to , at least. in Principle. by carding 101. on summary ( variation before the justices. det•“ 222 e. although no fixed minimum has yet bees The act farthe r Sired. that the speed at which locomotive.; "m °'d spa. hat it is understood that • definite may be driven is not to exceed four miles per hour, or adri ma me ° t w ill be come to at the sod of the month. Au through any town, city, or 'Blue is not to exceed two miles also to be given to thaw who are espied la per hour. The act roofers upon the conneth of boroughs, dabs The termination of the tarn-out has gives the population of which at the last census exceeded 5,000, the atterfertion is the district, sod it is hoped that et power to regulate the hours sad speed at whish locomotives 74" di r ati tli t z a mostb matters will be so arranged that no shall pass through the city or place snider to their rilleree will arias. I jeriedictioes. WANDSWORTH. 111811 BARBARITY. DOBBS Mahoney was brought up on a warrant charged 'silk committiag a violent assault upon Michael Hooper. Mkt sonsplainaure face was fearfully disfigured, being cut. and bitten. The prisoner's face was also emend with mark. of violeoce. The row occurred on Monday, is Garratt.lane, Wandsworth, and, as usual in lire mien the origin of it did not transpire. The com- Tdrastoaid the primmer hit him three times before he termed a blow. The prisoner bit hie finger, lip, and nook. Rs also kicked him in the face. He admitted that los re not sober. , .Tha *toner said the complainant was celebrating a addict ing all night, and bin wife struck him (the prisoner) as the hood with a poker. The complainant called a witness, Anirew Taylor, who mid that the two men kicked and bit or another. He Pared that the complainant bit the prisoner's nose. The complainant—lt's a lie. Mr. Ingham Rothe officer)—Look at the prisoner's nor. PaYne—Hu nose is very much swollen, and it looks ea if hied bow tittee. Ma wit/len—The prisoner said as mush as " Yon bite we 111 We rem" wish each of you bad taken out warrants I meM have fined you both, as you deserve punishment br this kiwi of barbarous conduct. The s otenplainant's wife then charged the prisoner with 'boa bar. —Let her look at this little bit of iron (the fekw). la t s b a c ' es is it? jT wits—lt is my poker. I had it in my hand, but I did sot do aaytbieg with it. Ttei Pdsweer-1 have a witness who took a stone out of ho hied. XL beam—You must enter into your reeogniminoes to hoop the peace and to pay the fee, 21. HAMPSTEAD. POLLY OP YOOTEL—STEALINO A SIGNBOARD. Jabs WA* 21, a law writer, of 211, Ruston-road. and .)most &baser, 21,• surgeon's assistant, of 21e, Charlotte. Yitiabyequara, were charged before Mown. Prance ad am, the sitting mogiatratea, with stealing a signboard, salted at 130 the property of Mr. Joint Thynn, a house -5011,,,, of Weesborougla- home, Downshire- hill. ”__‘oo totweara, it appeared, proosadod yesterday to ...ander to ruralise, and on their return homeward about 11 o'clock at sight they passed Wonaborough.hoose, where •den hard about eight feet high was placed. notifying fir knitted lodgings were to be Irt. The prisoners, in a Ifiectiroes mood, removed the post 'wrier the sign from the Naket which held it in its position, and aboulderiog it, with Naga merriawat walked r far ma Haverstock-hill. when *or were wet by Police-constable Gledhill, 445 5, who/ 11110 1 4 „ . _ the beard, stopped the prisoners and ques ti oned result being the shove oharge. Lee riser?. expressed their regret at their foolish we girt, rd were each fined 10s. and onto. The Keay was immediately paid. 1111•• aICIPT- F---' all Alisalle* Lawyemc• larmalsr.*ll.ls4.op.o. 6 De. 1 Memo all Naltalo ot Lake Sans Do. Proforma ISO all Ball.. BrantoltOodorleis at or rent. 1072-3-4 106 pal. 411.11e6erm6p.0. 6. VA Cape T. 411 Deek6p. g. all IDOM II Las. komfol MS.Tp.aper.pral 100 gm. 6 6e 100 I Nost lodism go. 6 do 16 Do. 7 Iztettolom 10e &sod We Truk of moods all Do. . l i ta i ct all Do. Id p ft rod. Do. to. aa Do. lod pest Bowls al Do. do. deterred all Do Iled pref. Block all Do. dn. deterred all all Do. 4111 zweL nook . Do. do. detorrod 10 Goat ladlaa riatmsala 14 Do. ems. II goo coot. I 4 Do. Now do 160 at& of India m. 6 p. et lko 4I per cool 06. Wootoro of Canada DC. Now ...... D0.6p.0.1td0. pay. 1676 D 0.4 do. do. 18774 WWI% Branch. Limited llodros roar. 6 p. cent. W do. De. do. oo.— Do. Pltib Kolb. Corp. 6 Per c. 3d ltolb. and Hobocoes By I N. R. 01C00.0PA.1 61 PAL Wad*. go& 6 °S" Do. do. do. Do. Poralsoli do Ludas MOW. de JOINT bTOCIC BAWLS. Allisnot!Les4L!ver9 ool Anglo ltooon gall^ 'oni.Cor.sondll I I Dn. Now IBasakot BaittittGoiaarb tfank of Monk of Loans ****** !Bank of Otago (Lbigtoo) Bank of goefonland L. fisokofVfotoeta,Atuarls !Bank of New Unload .. . - Pa isrttlalz LWft•eOLe (1. British N. America .... C.lia,kan, China owl. Mu. al laglWare. 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B„ II p. at., lob. Is Am._ 1.D&R.,4 p.c.JaaaJuly 8e54.11.1„4.e.Ap.6061. lAib ' w. . THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, AUGUST 15, 186 b. MULL 601 SHABA! LISTS.-(THIS DAY.) No. Two dew& 6 — igio There is a good demand to-day for British rail way securities, and the variations in prices are in ••••• an upward direction. Great Northern Ago& is in likes prominent request, and has risen 14 per cent. Midland has also improved ; Great Northern 7. (Original) and Great WeeternA ; South Eastern, ; and London and North Western and Metro- •••• politan, 4. London and North Western stock is now quoted 1264 to ; Great Western, 664 to lik.4 60 ; Midland, 1304 to 131 ; Lancashire and go:. Yorkshire, 117/ to 1184, ex div. ; South "ma Eastern, 79 to i 4; Metropolitan, 1334 to 1,1 nt: ex div .; Great Northern, 132 to 133 ; ditto tee,o A, 1494 to 1504 ; London and South Western, 99 to 100 ; Great Eastern, 48 to ; and Ct&do than 1334 to 1344. Indian Canadian, and foreign railway shares are IX unaltered. 70,4 °WINANS INA= AND STOCZA. BIL rd. I 1141144". I °lasi" l e gr a • I lattror CIL Wine. OS 1.. Ditildtoolo.llp.o,lll7l IN -- '.. 00 00. 0 p.a. 111170. WI 97 98 1.. D 0.00990.110.100. 100 96 97 ~. Dal peroLlfir.B3 101 118 100 SW Dal pa KJ 5a.491 196 K 81 100.. Do. s per ad Ins. 10 U 1/11 0.. 010090400.0.1818 IGO Da 06 .. Do. 0: 19101 100 108 108 . .. Do. do. 11/0.1100 108 110 .. Do. 0.1000;000 100 19/ 109 . .. D0.1p.0.dp.4200.11103 100 98 94 /00 007100611 0.. ink •D. es. no us 108 103.. DO.. 1.00. ao.. US 109 111 NO .. 104911098pe 0.18711100 101 106 SOO .. Do. lOU ISO 198 110 000 .. Do. 18101100 107 100 000 .. Do. Isar 100 107 101 803 .. Natal. Goo.Sper and.. 1M 101 104 000.. Now Dm& Gov. Sp.d. 109 06 1/7 . .. N.5.W0105139.8p.0.011 110 Si 101 . .. Do. Op. o. 180 to INS 10 MO6 . . Do. Ip.o. WM ULM 100 90 K ieo .. Now 7•01981Pw 0819 . 100 101 I ° 6 000,.. Do. 6 par out. 103 II OS ,000 , .. 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II 500 10 BMUS Indust Tea (4) 916 ne Jan.daGonsalig a ON IS SaasdNacessalnl 10 Won N City ot=l.. 04 1 Pra.LL 01 SO Oily al =as Impro.(L 1 SO Do al 000 060 25 qty of Moscow Oas IL) I 000 60 sg Miele (Um) ~ 14 N s Unkus(La: I 000 10 Oore. olAlricanlfar.(L. I 000 60 Cceselideled DLL.- (L.S 11 0 U lB S Oontinenlal Un. 14 00 om&ao6Co6 , ribs( 1 16 ON.ll.lllN„PreViegsa. al 1430 111 O. fono.&Moi. et I NO SO Do. 01 laaaritics (L) 14 I& IL Clegs6al Talon ........ 104 Kt 111, Do. Pretense* lOl 101 116. Do. 6p. et Per& DN lOl 116 Darjeeling (Limited) • ISO Nee.uattNeNeatieriL. II NO IS issuers Amain Tea( L.) 1 1100 60 d151.40.1.8.&Fin L. ON 10 1 L 6.14, India brig. d< ()anal 1(I N Wm, Vale l4 IS llNNlaaCoaa&Trd.(L 4 IL St SWAN' Thieve& 6 lag. mg A c r ti E ti 000 N Il&g.and If t ON 101 Ileg.62oottian IL 00:1 10 ralzbairn Inetelerist NO 113 Irlasaclal Corporation. ON N Flaaadal Deem& (L.) 1 ON 10 rarest Werebosee (L No GO Gallivan (/mtbsd) I ON IS il.Lledielt Irl&ellas.( 000 16 Gan. Maass lavlsslbia 1 000 60 Home&Zoloelal AL( ) 10 Hong Kong ICUs O ON 110 a1i412011 . 6 bey OW 60 Humber Inn Worioi6G6 GI Oyu 00 hap.ellet.oo6.Aas.(l.) 6/0 G 1434400 Carry lug (LIN No 60 Internatlonel Coe 11 000 10 Internat. Irinan.So* 100 110 (nternat. Land cie NO 60 Italian Lao l4 ON N Dallaalrrig. (Oaa.oay ) al 0.3. NO ISO Do. Op. a. B.le. LUIS Si Nu 26 lohatiltoekDboosalit l4 NO 8) laud Securities (Us ) I 000 N Load. African Trading 14 16 Lond.andealedo&lL(L I NO 111 Lea.OcenntiLaad&BE 1 ON6 Leed.81561186 Tele& ) eI NS N Wad. Mr& Las. ) 11 515 a foed.G. Oakates•o.l a. al 00 No Load.bOten&P .:, - .Co(L 11 V all Load., Itet adte.Ellia. 14 1 60 Lanti.Mer. NexpentfL) IA 10 Load.Prorladalltarins I 111 Nadia , Irdga. & Osaal 11 in 14 17 t e 11,4 vs 17 1 t ls " = A _ 11 tic's 4 Tim = ii - - 1114 1 as 58 2 1 dla - I 21 212 24 - 5 1 Oplls - a d 2 ie 6 par - ID 6 Ms - 6 Sik 11 Wm - 10 161 6 014 - a $ skaal ... 41 IL I m. 6ta r Z . 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N.BALAastralailan(L) MAO 60 I.llnt.taluresn. tit. (L 10,001 I Nowananstail.anAL. .L 1 1 1 , .011 10 Now on Mail/WWI 42.. 16 uman manna (Meant 60,, If islOoesmorelai(L. 18. be Orissa' ibancsg(Lim. 11 110.1.00 6 Odastal Qum (Limited) all 40 000 le laleadatem(L) al 26.00 10 ...ago& Sthlandinvost. 2 12.. 110 Ottoman Company (L.) 2 10. 011 Utt.ooll.ll l lsamirA (1 lf . - t 4 1 414tora10 Om (i4inito 1 all 4 4} 100 .• 60 Or -022,02 (I. 7 111 Hide 101 37, 000 10 Cr toniVlL.ll.l3l.ol6ollk , 8 46 76 76 - 10 214 0 Do. law ail 4 0 1113,400 1 IL Posigly.Latadallln.(L) MO 89 41 ad - WON 60 Podomilar •0. Meant se 70 78 - 14,000 ft Do. do. Now BB 10 20 po 586 17.080 II Qestrada L., 1.. 1(1 To • 3 dio - IMO 00 Illpeney bat of al so ila NAN 23 fos. Now . .... .. an 26 r 13, • a WS. Cl22l;;psoi: (1 ) al 23 24 20,161 26 Ditto di tto ... . 10 1 I}4t• IRON 20 Edo 15001/0 Gel (lain.) all P 47 &Pm 16, tao loyal ilailitama. OM, 80 mom *ewe lomat. (I IN ill 124 xcl 0,000 Mb inn*. (night. &Co.(L 7 8 8 d.. MAW Ir 14.3.31oan.d'anpiolL.1 10 4 1 di. 14000 it 11. Atria& 11.. a Is. (I.` • 76 WM ad 14,101 If South Australlon Land all 10 St 181,0801 It bases. Tallyspb MO .tO .... I DO. 80ft I 27.200 IS I.l.oissamo.allalo(L I mars 10 Thonol•Korray I•.(LA 7,600 10 Trinidad Patrolman' (Li 37,600 111 TroattAgenoyalAss. l . Li 6 ...so . ~. L Co. of U. CaapAs 100,000 10 Un.Mattne of Lime. L. 0,080 a MIMIC Talc Os. 'r 01,022 10 illatrees.liarlas Loa. L I SAO 10 Upper AmainTrai I 11,074 0 Onto 1400 W 1 60 20 Tan Tdoolan'a Land II ON Warrant Flnanto ( lla ) 16 10,000 0 .'ettlndintradlo• L • .14 all Si Id -1141a I idiit a at Sao VI • t h It Wm 24 6 10 10ipto otat se Si 7 a l " 6 It Oldla I 174 par 14 par im I Iv. te ICI NO as SI par 61 17 18 an idla per a lel 19 $9. I pa 1 9so RI 8 8 1 741 1 1 8 6 11_ 99 979 Par pHs iPln 7 699 • al 1 . 1 1 •Itlls a I FIE 6 pa 1 ‘ Id 6 19 }O l 4 Ps / 1 pm 2 111. lee Ps 9 4fa 17 19 9 10 2} 1}414 2i I solle bib PREFERENCE SHARES. Great Western—Original redeem. pref., 4i per cent., 951. FOREIGN RAILWAYS. Debi Rhenish, Tn. Nazar and Liege pa. 6 per cent. pref. by Belgian govern rent, 20. WIEN nirdaaaail. =Want Capital LUAS,SOO Deeenamat das- SeldeAdi dies Public Deposits (In- Dead 4dti sibli tAa• eluding &chop Yu. Baas, Gm- Orrilessfilas lll,llOllll au. cd :galena Natal Dad. s ad DD. Odd sal fitver Agleam* Other Deposits— . 14,71‘.1516 lam day m ater I Bills t38,t10.142 ' LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE (IT swarm PLYMOUTH MEETING.-{THIS DAY.) PLYNOUTH_PLA.I%_ Oa, mile. The SwitCiri;e7rOy7leesp;l,Aatelsetee, Allow Ns, sveawarl-a-Half, Nip Emapreee, awl Rosette are here. DEVONPORT AND ISTONELIOUSE PLATE. Poe mile. The Rover, Lady Overtown, and Ambrose I are hers. CORNWALL STAKES. Thres-quarters of s mile. Oem d the Sea, Boom, Allow Me, Aatoinette, Viceroy, Saran, Nip, sod Kathleen are bare. HER MAJESTY'S VASE. Three miles. Pearl Omer, !Weimar, Esdaleigb, Nip, Saves-and-a- Half, and Lady Overtown an bete. COUNTY MEMBERS' PLATE. One mile and bill, Viceroy, Antobsette, Breadway, and Roarer are Imre. SHYRPOAHS, MAIDSTONE, AND Tr:INDIU' RAILWAY.—(THIS DAY.) The twelfth half-yearly general meeting was held di today at the Victoria Station, Westminster ; Lord Sonnies ji in the chair. The following is the directors' report : " The directors have the saildaction to report that the 10 traffic of the line continuos to improve, sod that the receipts 10 for the lest half-year were 18 per osnt. is =OM of those of the oorrogionding period of 1864. and 50 per Dent. in excess n o of the earnings of the lase hatt•yeer of 1883. Possession has bees obteised of about a mile of the laid required for gl Use lime between Otford and Maidstone, and the antreoton 1111. are actively engaged throughout its length." et The Citenuesx, in proposing the usual oenfirsistory wise lotion, said he thought it must be satisfactory. The line from Sevesioaks to Maidstone was in course of coodrucitioe, sad when completed it would teed math to the advantage of the eempasy. es far O. Romer wooded the motiom, which wag carried umpoimonsly ; mid a vote of thanks to the chairman con- 84 eluded the proosedinge. IS WEATHER REPORT. .:-(THIS DAY.) I FRIDAY, AMOUNT 12 7 v. Ms t 9 1 10.14 &I 1 30.16 117.-- -Z. $0.14 L 3616 LN.L 30.07 4 VLF.. 30.00 LL 80.1$ PAIL 30.01 L 6.& Ki.ol IiN.I. 30. 61 ZAK Mil N. el; N.Z. Kw I. 0). NIL 14.01 61 LN.L 10.. 661 14. E. $607161 N.I. 03.1561 N.l. 30.15 66 XL— 1. B. ,T., II A.K. D. L L. • o 0.06 N.N.W. ob 0.16 N.t b ob 0.10 Z. cb &N.& rb 0.18 &Z. rm 0.76 ob &09 Z. 8.& oct 0.31 YdY o &W. co &W. he 0.16 N.W. i bm LW. Ibm Z. 'em &W. 'cm W. lbo N.W. rc 0.35 N.Z. b N.& b 1 U. 3 1 10 1 10 1 100 1 100 ♦ ca. 1 t Is, 3 20 • 11. I t 14. I Is. I 16 3 tit I F/4. MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) _ eq 1 0 1 Ti ion 20 re . ad BASK OF strawrD.—An and Bth Vie. e. SA As the Aug la, ISM Two o'Czoog. The markets for public securities are rather quiet to-day, with little business. Consols are quoted the same as yesterday, and only a few variations have occurred in foreign bonds, English railway stocks, however, are in demand, and have risen in several instanoes, the most important movements being in Midland and Great Northern A. Financial shares are steady. The Government broker has bought 10,0001. New Three per Cants. for the sinking fund. The discount market is quiet to-day, and excep tional transactions have occurred in the beet paper at 31 per cent., or 1 below the Bank minimum. The rate for short loans in the Stock Exchange is 2 to 2} per cent. At Paris to-day, according to Mr. Renter's tele gram, the Three per Cent. Rentes opened at 68fr. 35c., being about the same as yesterday. Consols are now quoted 891 to 1 for money, and 891 to for the account (September 7). The official business report is as follows :—Thrise per Cent. Console, for money, 891, 1; ditto for account, 89}, ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 891, 1 ; New Three per Cents., 891, ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1051, 105 ; and Exchequer Bills, 3e. dia. The foreign stook market is inactive, and prime show no alteration, with the exception of a rise oi l * per cent. in Spanish Certificates and Mexican. Some of the present quotations are subjoined, viz. :—Greek, 201 to f ; Turkish Consolidds, 481 to ; Spanish Passive, 291 to f ; ditto Certifisates, 141 to 4 ; Confederate, 6 to 8 ; and Mexican, 231 to }. Transactions are 'worded as follows :—Bra alien, 1852, 1868, 1860, 79 ; ditto, 1863, 79 ; Egyptian, second issue, 98 ; ditto, 1864, 1001. Bonds, 96}, 1 ; Italian, 1861, for account, 641, 1 ; ditto 1865, 781, ; ditto, (Maremmana Railway), 711, 701; Portuguese, 1853, 471 ; Russian, 1850, 90 ; ditto, 1862, 92}, ; Sardinian, for account, 76 ; Spanish Pas sive, for account, 291, } ; Turkish 1858, for account, 741; ditto 1001. Bonds, 79} ; ditto 1862, for account, 731, #, 3 ; ditto 1001. - Bonds, 74 ; ditto 1865, 431 ; ditto 1001. Bonds, 44} ; Venezuela, 1862, for account, 381. American securities are in request, and show a slight advance. 5-20 Bonds are quoted 691 to 1 ; Erie Railway shares, 531 to } ; Illinois, 781 to } ; and Atlantic Railway debentures, 85} to 864. International Financial shares are now quoted } to 1} prem. ; General Credit, 1 7-16 to 9-161 prem., ex div. ; London Financial, 61 to 71 prem., ex div.; Imperial Mercantile, 14 to } prem.; Credit Fonder and Mobilier of England, 3 to pram.; Ottoman Socidtd Gdn4rale, 2} to prem.; Hudson's Bay, 151 to 1 ; and °reread, Gurney, and Co., 31 to 1 prem. A further sum of 52,0001. in gold was sent into the Bank yesterday. The 286,0001. dby lt the Swift sure, from Melbourne, yet to be ea with. A meeting of the holders of Central American bonds was held yesterday, Mr. J. D. Powles in the chair, for the purpose of receiving an offer from the government of Honduras for the settlement of the portion of the debt appertaining to that rep p tl a i e c a when the following resolutions were unanimously : Resolved—That this meeting, having takes into onside rattou the proposition contained in the letter of his Ezoel- Lenny Senor Gutierrez, minister plenipotentiary from the republic of Honduras, and Senor Alvarado, special commis sioner from the said republic, addramed to the committee of Spent& American bondholders, dated 14th lest., for the liquidation of that portion of the debt of Central America I appertaining to the said republic, does hereby accept the ad same, and does hereby authorise the committee of Spanish American boedholders to ooncludean agreement with the mid red representatives of the republic, in conformity therewith.— " That on the issue of bonds in conformity with the sai d sd weeniest at the rate of 03 per seat. to each holder of Cen tral Americas Bonds the following words be endorsed on the said beads:—' The claim on the republic of Hoodures in respect of this bond is discharged.' ^—" That in the event of the representatives of the republic of Honduras being esabled to raise a loan for the purpose stated in their letter to she committee of Spanish American Bondholders, dated the 22nd inst. by the creation of additional bonds to the amount of 80,00 M., the said beads may be placed on the same footing as those to be crested by the foregoing mole id ideas on the following oondition t—That the assignment of the revenue of customs shall be increased from 10 to 224 per oent. ; and that from and after the 31st December, 187, the amount app li ed to the redinuptios fund shall be 16,60001. per sanum.'' The directors of the Credit Fonder of Mauritius s d (Limited) have issued a circular stating that the accounts for the first half of the current year have been received from the Mauritius board, and that a net profit is shown of over 3} per cent. for the six months. As, however the articles of a s s ociation do not adroit of a higher interim divi id dend than at the rate of 5 per cent• per annum, • distribution at that rate has been ordered accord ingly, free of income-tax. The Great Western Railway traffic return shows this week a decrease of 3241. compared with the corresponding week of last year ; the Great Northern an increase of 5,1231. ; the Lancashire and Yorkshire an increase of 1081. ; the Groat Eastern an increase of 1 , 6001 . ; the North Eastern an increase of 2,5491. ; the Manchester, Sheffield, I I and Lincolnshire an increase of 1 5981. ; the London, Chatham, and Dover, and Metropolitan Extension and Branches an increase of 1,213/. • the London and South Western an increase of 1,6231. ; and the North British an increase of 8601. The traffic receipts of the Atlantic and Great Western Railway for the month of July amounted to 595,523 dole. against 332,098 dole. in the ear -1 responding month of last year, showing the ex traordinary increase of 263,425 dole. An extraordinary general meeting of the Land Securities Company is called for the 2nd Septem ber, to confirm the resolutions passed at the special meeting of the 18th inst., defining the objects sod business of the Company under the Mortgage De benture Act of 1865. xd An extraordinary general meeting of the Lon don u, and Mediterranean Bank will be held on the 13th September • and the first ordinary general meeting of the Inte rnational Land Credit Company, on the 14th. The London and South Western Bank have re moved their bead office to East India-avenue, Leadenhall-street ; the late bead office in Regent street will in future be the West-end Branch. The return of the Bank of England for the week ending Wednesday, August 23, compared with that for the previous week, shows the following changes : Circulation isms 027,920,775 lonises £27,925 Circulation active 21.776,125 Deems* 198,820 Piddle &pont. Misr deposits Clovsrathent secwities in braking department 10,384,209 No change. Other sevaritiee banking denininvest osi sad bunion in both dessetssmita Msday sod other bills 52t,481 Deaths* 10,669 Ties lab 8.508.833 Demers 30,618 Notes in reserve ...... 41.144,650 theism 226,745 Total reserve (sates k this) is beakiag bspartesens Although the reduction in the other securities is nearly compensated by the withdrawals of the other deposits, the additions to public deposits have caused au increase in the reserve. The aug mentation in the bullion closely corresponds with the total of foreign gold known to have been sent into the Bank during the week. MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Two o' The mining market is rather fircie;t4344, with an increased amount of busload'. The prio- cipal feature is a strong demand for East Lovell shares, which bare improved fully IL, the pre sent quotation being to 121. Telegrams from the mine report several unprovementa. On the other hand, Great Vor sod East Condon are rather lower, the former at 85 to ; and the latter at Ili to 12 ; Tincroft shares are quoted 171 to 18 ; Nangiles, 9 to 11 ; Lady Bertha , 10 s. t o i 12a IM. Wheal Basset, 75 to 80; Frank Mills,' to 1;. 7 . f z et_,Catadon, 12 . t0 II 1 . 71 n! G v r i y h t to W heal Sr, to and 41.8n Forei vii p ei a 2 :d * ctl . ()nisi mining shares are quiet, at the clueing quotations of yesterday. 0 I. 10 L IM L 100 001 la lo , - ,000 10,000 10,000 0,000 ii; 660 I a?. 1(14 I ii,ooo 4000 6,000 6000 60,000 • HMO 60,000 10.000 4166 kooo' awl i 0000 000 0000 00.000 0 000 _- --_ 25 : \ ILSS IL MAC leffil3l IR ELM Si. DTI SO. 0 1 . 481 1 St 1 00 60 ISO 1M toil 1 0. ,tae too 96 IS LIS 114 S. 118 N 6$ 111 11 3 1 die 3 1 dli 106 111 " 7! 4:1 161 U 8 148 140 118 188 86 88 36 66 60 83 66 64 16 60 46 106 107 1171 nal id 90 93 14 IN 196 id 10 61 60 61 116 II 1 14 56 133 65. l3i sA _ _ _ pg. l 2 VlO 51 2 eb 26i 26 111 112 re Ile 10 11 0. In 149 ii 2 iro 76 77 id 11 If 166 It/ 67 611 1 01 OS 67 60 74 74 9 10 164 167 $ ► 11 46 106 147 o —S . 6T 50 ' 11l 166 Par it 6 66 9 10 49 101 70 76 100 102 101 102 105 164 fro 171 141 SS SO 66 06 64 66 64 68 60 62 43 66 I VI 61 06 17 24 26 745 144 1001 vo ilsro 104 1 - 111 1 0 i 9iths 90 02 02 99 1 °idls 101 10° in frr 90 92 es 6.."! fit 100} vu 1001 lot Nis SOL i 4 0. I an. 1 OSSI s :Foal le eiso 1.0, 0 :Sal 1 i'4o s 0 0 9 i :ail i 000 4 ~ 000/ 0 :071 Oi .174 SO ,000 -. 461 ll_ -. 140 ISOk aii C—_. 118 414 id id U. I% i id E. :24k r 111 Ti 41 bi :33i 14 144 1 68 69 10S 106 idl h< 11 0. 4 . 57 7 781 9i I i saw i f log 1 49 91 ... lon 100 I SD 11l 01 100 iii 1% 110 CL pncia. 1 U idli Pla le I die I !e 2i Mel 4is Pa' I firm • I 1 zd ta 41 I L.- ~ Si 2 aka I 1 4 3.; all 819.1171 14.6a1 6.11,01 ♦ugur' ?4, 1806. Iti fra 1710 WI& and %stall Irish r I 16780 Total I 18540 I pursuant the Ad Ttb ending on to Wednesday. 1 4 1601 DWARTYCIT. Notes loud /37.1190.776 Gesernrseut debt.. A 11,016,100 Other securities ...14 960 Gold win and _. 1,6 non is.no,ns Sliver bullion MIX V 76 W. MILER. cams THUBSDAT Svmmes. Consols for the account opened at 891 to 1, ear left off at 891 to 1. For money the Usk prioe was 89e to 1, and the last 891 to 1. , The official business report is as follows : Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 891, 1, ; ditto, for account, 891, 1 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 891, f • New Three per • Oast& Kit ill tft In di a Five per Cg s& Stock, 106, 1 ; Fiv e per Cent., "aniseed" ropes • paper, 1001 ; India Five per Cents. left off the same as yesterday, at 105 to ; and Exchequer Bills at 3e. die. to Is. prem. In foreign stocks there has been an improvement in the Turkish 1863 Loan and the Consolid4s. Venezuelan Six per Cents, of 1864 have also risen. Danubian Seven per Cents. were rather less steady. Very few transactions were reported in that shares of the 6nancl'il companies, and quota tions left off about the same as yesterday being as follows:—l n t er national Financial, • to 11 prem. ; General Credit, 1 7-16 to 9.1 prem., ex div. ; Loudon Financial, 61 to 7/ prem.; Imperial Mercantile Credit, if to 1 prem. ; Credit Foncier and Mobtlier, 21 to 31 prem. The shares of Overend, Gurney, and Co. were last quoted 37-16 to 9-16 pram., being slightly lower ; National Discount, 101 to 1 p re J Joint- Stock Discount, 2/ to 1 1 dia. , ex d iv. ; Egyptian Tradinj, to 1 die. • Ottoman Soeitit4 to prem. ; Hudson's Bny, 10 to f, showing a rise 6s. ; Lion Brewery, to 11 prem. ; and Atlantic Telegraph Preference, 2 1 to 1. In the , general miscellaneous market a rise took place in Commercial Union Insurance, Electric Telegraph, Ottoman Gas, Quebrada Land, and Submarine Telegraph, and a decline in City Offices, Fairhaira Engineering, and Millwall Ironworks. There wires some inquiries for Crystal Palace Preference. London and St. Katharine Dock stock has im proved 1 per cent The closing (but In many c uss nominal) quota tions for shares in new andestakings are sub joined ;—Metropolis Sewage, loft to 111 prem. ; London Bridge Land, feria. to par ; London Jute Works, to 1 prem. ; ensi Park and Rotele in t d o , 2 prem. ; Belfast and Bangor Railway and to 1 prem. ; McQueen Brothers, 1 to 2 prem.; Marseilles Extension Railway and Land, par to 1 prem. ; Anglo-Greek Steam Navigation, 2 to 3 prem. ; and West Worthing M ansions and Hotel, 11 to 21 prem. Queensland Government Deben tures have advanced 1 per cent. United States 6.20 Bonds have been in rather better demand, sad closed at 69 to 1 lUinoia Central shares were dull at 781; to 1, and Erie without alteration at 53k to it. At lantic and Great Western Debentures remain at 86} to 861. With regard to the g eneral position of this market, Messrs. E. F. flattorthwaite and Co. port : re nd. London mar ket for American securitie s rowel:ma steady at lest wee's (mealtime until the snivel el thee Saotia with news of a fall in the premiers of gold at New York, when as active demaad sprang up for EMMA Oates, 5.20 Roads, and they deemed to 694, from which OW however, there has been some vadios, the last gootatiew being 681 to 94. Illinois and Me shares both show a free tioaal advance, the former closiac 784 to 4, sad the tattoo 534 to The demand for the Eight per Cent. Delpeatnree of the Atlantic and Great Western Railway COSOZUSII steadily to increase. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MABIL.LatiIE.--(THIS DAY.) Vary little Faghell wheat, either old or new, owe full to hand this morning. As the quality of tho present point mop is bet midelliag boo dry masple• sold at f ally Meadafie correney ; but all other kiwis were e doll inquiry, at iron. Oar quotations. Foreign wheat. the show of which was good. abases& heads to a fair extent on former terms. Floating cargoes of gosh were held at extreme rates. There was a fair claimed for all Owls of barley, at verr fell prima. The supply ea offer was limited. Tbs malt trade wow is • heasby mese, as fun quotatlooe. The number of eunples on. the steads was sessooall7 good. We are main heavily supplied with forgive ea* whink a good badness was dolisc, at full prise. No change took place us the Talcs of beans. Pews were quite as dear as oa Holiday. The supply was vergorited. &gib& and foreign flour moved off steadily, on. former terms. The traneactioas in agricultural arch were limited. Lin• seed and cakes commanded very little attentioe. aZILIVALA OF OLLIIII, M.. INTO LONDON, KY WATICI CA KRI AGT, 111.011 ALIO. 19 TO AUG. 24 INCI.IMFIL LIVERPOOL ,COTTOISN CORN MARKETS.. (TH DAY.) (IT =Bonn AND orrourairsosaa Tzt.zazars.) , (nom ova owl vozimrosnm.) COMM—The market unchanged in too* or price. Saki probably 8,000 balsa. Cosa.—The market moderately speeded. Wheat suet be quoted ld. and 2d. dearer than on Tuesday, bibs the advance made yeataaday, but the business is small. Fieei is offend at Taaaday's wawa Indian earn 61. loser for mixed Americium. No cheap ie labor sorts. Beans firm. o.ta and oatmeal in moderate request at former rates. -I WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) (n unrio = OD DS manna anioaAre.) (nom oin owl Don •) Wheat had for Is. more mosey. »nn ir»au s.uplee realise the advance. Spring aces the tars demo. lIDNOING-LANE I 8 DAY.) MAR.—The Teaser' have been five buyer. of WWI India at Iwo pries. The mks at other deseriplicos am. Moue Nasty. They inclade crystolliaid Mauritius at 361. 3d. to 38,. 6d. Raised is in fair request at previous rat.s. Deems lamp. 41a. 6d. Comm—Plastatioo Osylos has sold steadily at full rater. Triage, 48e. to 71s. M. ; ordinary aad low middling. 765. to 795. ; 80e. to 81.. ; peoberty, 84c to 872. Comm hoe sold si steady mks ; Trinidad. groy and mina red, Me. t 068.. ; inidditog to good red, 75% to 80.. ; Is. and superior. 83% to 110.. TEA.—The market continue, vary quiet. Etas-2,200 bags of whito Bengal aold, broken, 128. lad.; olt hard white, 13c 6d. ; good ditto, 15a. Milli. —Beduins %doing in both Penang and Siagapors at steady rants. Rom—There is ao active market at previous prices ; Leeward, sold at 1.. 741 ; fair Demerara, Is. 84d. Nth— nary to floe Jamaica. 3s. 4d. to 3.. fid. Sturm Am --The demand is isaittiva. Corros.—Tho mast is Oat without cameo is prioss. Jun.—Amino. has been inaiseted .6 pr•ro)6l. Lot.. TALLOW MARIEZT.—(IIII I3 DAT.) The market is lieni to-day at the following ones : Psteesburg Y.C.. on the spot, old, 44a 3d. ; ditto new, 445. 9d. ; Dessiabsr, 455. 6d. ; January to ilazo o, 46a ; lista, 4e. 6d. —_--- LUDIC MARIEST.-(THIS DAY.). : rnose : WM*. K. ft...mt.. 22d, to 3d.; 641t0. to 721b0., 3d. to 3gel. ; 721t0. to Mho., 3d. to 3td. ; 80Ito. to 88Ibo., 3kIL to 4d.; 88 1 b. to 961 b., 41. to 4td. Boron Aides, 9.. to 10s.; Oaf Lidos, light, 2.. ed. to 44. ; D. do. dd. BISONDIZY.--ghtspolcitt : Dose% to —i.; Limbo 31, to 34 ed. ; sissorliags, 34. 3d. to to. Bd. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Mom. Patteadee sad Smith repose that about 500 pockets of th e new g rowth have arrived at whet. fee which there is • fats iewreit at the follow's( eamasey Yid sad Fast Beata, 71. to Si. Ba.; Weald Kea* 64 to 71. ; Some:, QL to6l. THIC STILIES AT Cr Ayres. --Yeeterclay a deputa tion from the labourers sew toe strike at llesen. Cumtes had an iaterview with Sr. Etagere, a voirobes of the &us wbs sites hearing the .arias whisk had Wooed dew to mike a claim for sa advance al gd. per how os their pit rots cal wage. red be watil4 net ow& 11.• • vowel elven& of that sum les all the INK on etas bat Immesh; give Id. per boort* the eon geoeunkand Week IWO SC; essa the feemen thought woes worth the view» tbat would 100 gives. The &tublike ks mg reeked and Awed the result to a meeting of the wen, tt oneabooesly re. solved that the strike should Katie& suell the duo ens- Ended the gd. Nista°, pnerellv. It was ststsd that sot see of the roes wko struck work ce Tseedsy week let hed reeinsed work. A Ivry has tees plated upon the y throeghout the building trade, and the la !: i t" . ~kg last reeked good dividend, which tin A 53,914,1711 exposit win M tossers* is go this week. /bat. tliga. Mut. IQ 410 WIL TN • esavo 0 1190 96840 .. 179 20,000.1 13,000 : 11.100 10.010 10.000 17,361 10.000 1 141. 1,1100 111111 Kam 100 10! 0 98 98 98 H 98 14 IS a es 1101 110 a I II