The Express. — London, England, 1865-07-29 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Before Sr. Registrar Winslow, as Commissioner.) D i as C. A. FARREL —APPLICATION FOR 11.11LTARI. T h. boa t, Charles Abraham Parker, described him. "Am id , et Batley, near Doncaster, not following any winm or occupation, sow a prisoner at Keene's loch-np i 17ppor Stamford•streor. He sow applied to be released iss rady. The indebtedness, which arises chiefly upon wit/ exchange, is rinirecri at 1,7001. Kr. R. Griffiths and Yr. Apes oppmed for the creditors ; u n w ir ed supported the applicatioo. D a lleged that the release should not be vented until s aw tits choice. Considerable difficulty had been experi ninid in arrestiog the beskrupt, end it was stated that eight minu te were not Kermit Mtn. BIS 110000 f inquired. if any bisoidit would mew to the in i n . by the release bung ordered. Kr. eergood admitted that the eredltars would not be ime gied by the order bnieg made, and the wart adjourned ..npplicalisa until altar the meeting for choice. IN RS 010101 ORW. The beakrupt, who was described es of St. Andrew's. I nd, Linehan" engineer, came up for examination. The Am y a v o w—nnonst due to asseimred creditors, 7171. ; aeditore holding security, 155.51. ; liabilities .hills discounted, 3101.; liabilities on moommodation Ws, 710. 7a id.; and creditors to be paid in full, 284 Ts. 4d.• • nine rs, gooddebtors. 164 la 4d.; Habilitate per metre: ig n ....fly given up {amalgam, 2701.; and property in fM i ; s a; 0 1 @NEWS. 1831.; dalicieney, 9071. 16e. Bd. The wa n .* attributes his difficulties to leases in trade aid vo t eiptal to many co his busies" • Maly for the "deem, salad for a short adjourn. sot. Tb bankrupt wee entitled to a legacy but the await had sot yet been roomed. He had no complaint t o arks triad the bankrupt. • H a m pasted an adjournment. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) CLERK ENWELL. CROE. EITIP-PARINTS. Two boys, wbe gave the SIASIIIII of Ponlger and Binke, were charged with loitering about in the public streets without any visible mune of anbeisteacie. The police proved that at Y o'clock is the morning they toned the defendants asleep in a shatter box, and, u they bid seen them there before, sod found that they had no vied& muss of subeisteece, they were taken to the police 'W lrower to the charge, the defendants said that they had left their homes because their dap permits bad ill. aged them. Foulger's father had said he should not atop i s toms, and the mother of the other bad said that she bed quite enough to do for her other children without being bothered to support him, and that if he mild not get his ewe living by work, he must get it the best way he could. 134 stepfather of one of the boys came forward end said he shoald like to get his 630 into a government school, as he did sot want to be troubled any more with him. He could net afford to pay more thee 6J. or le. per week, although he earned Ha per week. His son could neither reed nor write, bat that was his own fault. The boy was now 12 years of age, and was quite old enough to be helping him saw thaa for him (the stepfather) to have to work for kis ltr n .SZ ' aconrt said it was diagraoeful to beer people talk I the meaner be had just heard, and there could be to doubt that the cause of to missy young thieves being about the metropolis was the cruelty practised on them by their stepparent& He should remand the defendants to see what could be does for them, sod if they ware seat to • 'shoal their parents might depend on it that they would bare to pay about se. per week for them. The childreo, who mud they should hke to go to school, were then remanded. &RLHOROUGH-STREET. IMALING rewitusar, 3e.—rue man or EPADITG rue " LIP' or sacs PREPPAID.* Willies James !Yarn , page in the service of Lady Orbs, flyer, of No. 155., Upper Rrook-street, Oros. reorertue, was charged before Mr. Kum with atrium some cold brarkts, sod a quantity of other property Weeps( to her ladyship. Sergeant John Mulvaney, 24 A, said—On the 21st hark, I sent to the residence of Lady Caroline Throne, lba, Upper Brook-street, sod found that the prisoner, who was pp is her ladyship's service, had absconded, taking with bim a quantity of jewel'ery and other valuable property. I found the woodwork of a drawer had been cut sod forced. Yesterday, from information I received from the superb'. tendentof polka at Dover I went there and took the prisoner into custody. On say telling biro the charge, be said it was all trae. sod that he hod done it through reading the " Life of Jack Sheppard." Oa searching his boa I found in it the work in question. if he is remanded I shall be able to pro. use the whole of the property. The priseaer—l knee no questions to rk ; it I all tram Mr. Kara remanded the prisoner, ROBBERY or 1,0001. IN TIM STREZT.—Tbis morn int informatim was received by the police that Mr. W. Gladstone, cashier to the firm of Shard and Trevose, the eniont East India merchants, while proceediag to the Rink had been plundered of his Makers' vote case, eon. Wong upwards of 1,05 W., with which the thief got clear away. LARGE T. SMALL COBTATITUENOI2B.—Long seri ene sad vats dissuasion of the subjen will still be mom my before it is made clear whet shape a good reform bill will take; but the history of the last three weeks will have done sorootbing to make the discunion easier. The good side of the late election. is the aide of the large con stituencies, and the bed side Is the side of the small cooni toe:Kies. The large towns have shown a remarkable satiety to be decently represented. They have been willies to give a chance to new men, and to ability out of tie anal groove. They have resisted. in a large degree, the dictation of cliques, of sects, and of hobby-worshippers. The county elections have been well fought, ba ser the voter* have taken • sincere and honest intern is polities, because they have a growing desire Oat a certain policy should or should not be adopted, end teams they have acquired enough spirit and self-reepoot to roast eons bullying interference as that which has net W libertb two ante in Nortek. On the other hand, the Won of the electing in many small boroughs has been writ dims:rueful, and has shown how great a cone to the beresgh, and to the electors, and to sonsty generally it is tout/int the return of members to the votes of a ■mall keel of greedy, needy, ignorant shopkeepers. The loam Or taught will be a very useful one, when the time comes to think seriously of a new reform bilL —Saturday Review. Tess CROPS IN BUCLINGHAMISHIRFA—The very les weather of the lest few days Me doe* much towards /missing the riposieg of tin mops. Harvest has been commeeeed in many parts of this disirict, ►nd reaping will that generally nest weak. The general impressim is that tbs yield will be about an average ocre.—Bucke delver- Suer. EQUAL TO THE EIiRRORNCY.—The following card las hen aimed to the American public by Mr. Barnum : "Outdid foe the universal feeling of sympathy ex-' pared for the loss of the American Museum, and eot snoindfid of th e Mannar patronage which has been bestowed open my etforte to please far the last nosier of • roliutre I have resolved, in compliance with surner- ' ase ropes* to erect immediately is this city a museum which will be sa stratmost to this great metropolis and is boor to the country. An experience of twisty- Ire yaws will enable me in six mootbs to duplicate in Europe sad America every specimen of natural history which blamed my late museum, sad from historical smirks sad other sources within my knowledge I can • *early supply the places of the revoluticioary sod other relics which have wen destroyed. For years I hays been obliged, for want of room, to reject many rani and valuable curiosities stored in the museums rad ' Private oollectioes of Europe, which I shall now have the Pleasure of prolog before the American poblio ; and I tisk nothing is aayiag that before many months elapse I Shall, if life be spared, open to the public a popular Place of isehroetirei and annisernseit infinitely more ex. horn's. commodioas and interesting than soy ever be fore known upon this continent. I shall despatch a Trost spot to Europe on Saturday next, sod shall sues follow royeelf, in order to carry out, with buena'es repre sentatives absoad, tots above plao. In the meantime, in order to give eccoloc meat to my dramatic company and ether attaches of the Inseam, who are dependent upon tagageweata for their daily support, I propose to con tras the performance of the powerful pantomime lately Produced at the Museum, in croszioa with the living eariosities, as soon as • suitable public hall or theatre eau be ward for the purpose. This I trust will be in • few dare—The public's obedient servant, P. T. BARNUM, 35, Chainbersctreet, New York, July 14, 1865." TAMINO Fisa.—A. little g t rl residing near a pond t i lautehtiastta has uooeaded is taming some of the fish throwing cru m b ' o f bread, crackers, ha, into the water. 'Twits celled per c h seem to be the most tractable and docile. Ooe of them often takes the sod of her ewer in his mouth, while another wilt glide gently into her heed sad turn on one side, and so remain, appereotly reposing, till raised guile to the surface. The little girl walks out on &Plank sustained a few inches above the water, sod before she reaches the rod of the plank the Bah may be seen Art icle rapidly toward their feeding ground. The larger ones, Pe"P e c• ll l, are disposed to drive off the smaller masa but kers order among them by means of • stick with a a rringueedle attached to the sod of it, sad when ono Picks a simnel be gets a stab, ad is off at once.—Barton ( ..3.) ;wpm CHANCE FOR A SPINSTER.-11 young man ill Aroostook County, Mobile, 'advertising for • wife, speaks himeelf as follows :—" I am 18 year old. have • good l et of teeth, sad believe in Andy Jobssoe, the star. Il lmatled harmer, and the 4th of Jody. I haw takes up • state lot, cleared op 18 acres last year, tad seeded 10 of it 11 °• 1 1. Ily buckwheat looks Bret-rat., sod alum sods and are twilly. I h,ve got mire sheep, • two-year-old buils7d two half, re. besides • home and bars. I went to Pry married. I want to boy bread-ad-butter, hoopekirts r" watrfalls f or some versos o f t h e f ema l e persuasion i 4 life. That's what's th e mum vita me. Bat i lluet haow to do it." TOR LAUDS BANKING COMPANY. FURTHER HEAVY CALL ON THE SHARE. HOLDERS-(PHIS DAY.) At a meeting under the winding up of this honk, held to-day at the chambers of Via-Chancellor Kinderoley, before Mr. Buckley, hie chief elerk, a farther call of 401. a stare was made on the contributories already settled on the list, tusking, with the 701. a share already allied, a total sail of 1101. a sham, THE EXPREFE, SATURDAY 'EVENING, SUL! 29, 1865: DEATH PROM SUN-STROKE. An inquest was held last evening by Mr. John Humphreys,th•Middieesr Coroner, at the Leaden Respite], respecting the death of a Genera named Heeri Grief, aged Zi yen*, who died under the following palatal *imam ate/sows : It appeared from the evidence that the deceased was a German sugar baker. residing at No. 20, New street, WhitechapeL On Wednesday last be proceeded to hie diaper, and while passing along Greenfield-street, Commercial-road East, was seen to fall to the pavement and become imeneiWe. He was examined by a surgeon and removed to the hospital, where be died in a few boars after his admirioa. The deceased was • he►rty man, and in good ►ealth previously, He was quite sober ; and it seems that at the time of his dimes he was wearing a cloth cap. Mr. G. W. Mackenzie, the house surgeon, said that the deceased was admitted in • state of anoonsoimanese, and evidently Buffering from the extreme heat of the weather. He could not at first amount for death, bat had sines mad* • post victim examination of the body. The brain was toned to be conreated, bat the other organs were pliantly i• • healthy condition. The immediate cause of death was enantroke through the intense heat of the weather. The Conform remarked on the cam when The jury returned a 'maid of "Death from sun-strolm." MELANCHOLY SUICIDE AT ST. JOHN'S WOOD. An inquest was held last evening by Dr. Lankaster, at the Clifton Anne, Clifton-road, St. John's-wood, on the body of Mr. Robert Swotting, aged 54 yean, wbo committed suicide by cutting hie throat on Tuesday morning last. It appeared that deceased was a solicitor, end in very excellent circumstanore. Latterly he had become de pressed and exhibited stringiness of manner. He was con. dusting a law ease for some friends, and it so affecte I him that his eights were disturbed and he got but little sleep. He was 000stsntly expressiog his in tense sympathy for those clients, and frequently asked his partner, Mr. Lydell, for advice relative to them, and also asked him to joie with him in prayer. On Tuesday morning he went outside the house. After ringing the bell, he returned upstairs, sod imme. diately afterwards his wife found him in their son's room, bleeding from the throat. Mr. J. C. Whaley, surgeon, deposed to seeing deceased lying on the bedroom floor, with a wound across hie throat. He bad divided the tongue and trachea. He could not speak, but groaned. He had no doubt that the wound was inflicted with the razor produced, and by hie own hand. The cause of deith was the hemorrhage and suffocation from blood going into the chest. The jury returned a verdict of "Suicide while in an tin amid state of mind." The Scottish Peerage met yesterday in the Holy reed Pala*, to dad dateen representatives to the Holm of Lords. Thirty-seven peers voted. Fifteen of the former representatives were re-elected, and the Earl of Levee was cheese in place of the Earl of Strathmore, by 27 votes to 10. • . - Ma. J. D. Comte Leos, M.P.—On Tuesday, an express was received ststieg that J. I). Coleridge, Esq., M.P., would visit Otter, St Mary, the residuum of his venerable father, Sir Jr. T. Coleridge, sad though the time wag limited for the inhabitants to make prepa rations for an ovation, yet all went heartily to work, to give the hon. member • welcome reception. A triumphal arch was erected at Paternceter-row, and fir trees were planted from thence to the Half Moon len. A splendid arch wu erected at the entrant,* to Heath Court, the residence of Sir J. .T Coleridge ; this arch bore • banner with the word " Welcome." At 4 p.m. Hr. Coleridge arrived at Batt's-hill, and was met by a large number of the inhabitants, who gave him • hearty welcome. The hon. gentleman addressed a few coeds of thanks to them for their kind reception of hint Ihe horses were then taken from the carriage, which was drawn to Ileatheourt by the assembled multitude, the bells rang out merry peals, and the bands of the volunteer corps and drum and fife played during the evening. The whole wound up with a variety of rural sports in a field Dear the town, and everything weed off most eatisfutorily.— Western Times. IMPIIRSONATION OP • Varga AT HULL—At the Hail Police-court, yesterday, Grrge Hudson, • lawyer's clerk, wee summoned by a hairdreseer of that name, for having, at the late election of mashers to serve in Parlia ment for Hall, knowingly personated and bawdy assumed to vote is the name of George Hudson, of Regent-street, whose OM* appeared on the resiste r of voter,. The summons was issued ender the 6th Vic., chap. 18, sec. 83, which provides that any pergola committing the above offence shall be guility of a misdemeanour, and on being convicted thereof shall be punished by imprisonment. De fendant was committed for trial at the manias Yost assizes, bail being aooepted.—Leeds Mercury. A Filt•Le UNQUALIFIED MEDICAL PRAM'. TToNER 001‘111ITED FOR MANSLAUGHTER.—An bequest was held on Thursday evening, at Blackburn, on the body of Isabella M'Cann, a widow, lately living at Witten, aged 54 years, sad a verdict of manslaughter was returned against Mrs. Smith, an unqualified practitioner, living in Tows HaUstreet. It seemed that M`Cann had been suffering from distant of the kidneys, and on the 16th instant she seat to Mrs. Smith, who treated for ker. Mrs. Id*Cann died on Monday. A post-mortem examination wee made by Dr. Morley. He found the rectum injured, se he supposed, by some irritant liquid lire allele acid. All her intestines were healthy, except the heart and kidneys. The &seri was in a state of fatty acenmulatioe. In his opinion, the treatment of Mrs. Smith had accelerated death, which would have elti. mately occurred from the disease under which Weave suffered. The jury returned a verdict of masslaughter aipinst Mn. Smith, and she was committed to the assizes, bail being accepted. —tdesurheseer Guardia*. Nsw THEATRE IN HOLBORN.—WO learn that arrangement' have now been completed for the erection of • theatre on the site of the old Warwick stables, Heiberg. The new theatre will, it is expected, be opened at Christmas, under the management of Mr. Sefton Parry. Great attention will be paid to ventilation, and the architects consider the whole of the building could be cleared (in the event of a panic) within four minutes. The form of the theatre will be circular, the ceiling being slightly domed. The Lord Chamberlain has signified approval of the bundle* in all its details.—Building Ram THE PRINCESS DAOMAR AND THE LADIES OF Runets.—The following interesting letter has just been addressed by the Princess Dagmar to the Empress of Ramis, is acknowledging a present to the Princess by the ladies of St. Petersburg and Moscow :—" Bernstorf, July 8, 11465.—Madam,—Only a few woks back ' my prayers to the Almighty were being joined with those from so many Rusasian hearts for the preservation of the life of the Grand Duke, heir of Reside, my beloved affianced husband. It has pleased Divine Providence to ' decide otherwiee, and to snatch from our affection h'm who would have been the source of our hap . pines,. By the gracious intermediation of your Majesty that general feeling of profound grief ha• just been exproised to me on the part of the lodine of St. Pesereburg end Moscow, by the precious gifts of a CT Oil end a bible. It is to your Majesty's maternal heart that venture to coofide the &neer.) expression of a deeply-felt gratitude which takes its origin in a sentiment of grief shared by so many, and which will Dever be effaced. This Holy Bible sad sacred cress will always retitled me that Russia, which country bag become no dear to me, seeks her strength and her consolation in the words of the Almighty, god bears with faith and resignation the cross which Heaven impoeee on her. May those ladies accept my affeetiooate Mistake for the Christian consolation which they have kindly offered me. I pray to God to hear my prayers for the Emperor, for yourself, madam, and for Kneel,. Believe me to be most faithful and devoted to your Imperial Majesty.—Daerise." An extraordinary match of carrier-pigeons bee recently taken place at Brussels. Not leas tbao 5.18 of these winged messengers, which had been sent to Toulouse for the purpose, were rele ased there at half-past four on Saturday moniker leek to extend fnr prizes amounting in number to 82. The first pigeon arrived at Brussels in 14 hours. The distance being MO leagues it mast have flown at the speed of 22 leagues en hoar. _ . _ Titalrric Receipts. —The traffic receipts of railways In the United Kiegdom amounted, for the week ending the 22nd of July, or. 12079 miles, to 742,6671., and for the corresponding week of last year. on 11,660 miles, to 711.2751., showing an increase of 419 miles, end of 31,3821. The gross receipts on the following 14 railways amounted in the aggregate, on 8,462 miles, to W 1.8691., and for the corresponding week of 1864, on 8.176 rodeo, to 574,0361., showing en increase of 286 miles, and an increase of 16,0591. The increase on the Caledoeian amounted to 1,344/. ; on the Great Eastern to 1,376/, ; on the Great Northern to 3,1391. ; on the Great Western to 1,0221.; on the Laocashire and Yorkshire to 2,034 ; on the London and North Western to 4,1331. ; on the London and Brighton to 1,:;64/. ; on the London end South Western to 1,6981. ; on the Ideochester, Sheffield, sod Lincolnshire. to 1,582/. ; no the Midland to 5031. ; on the North British, to 1.3721.; and on the Smith Eastern to 486/.—total„ 20,253/. But from this must be deducted 6271., the die crease ee the Great Southern end Western; sad 3,5671. on the North Emmen, leavieg the increase al above 16,0591. The goods and mineral traffic on thew Uses amounted to 279.2971.. lied for the correspreding week of 1864 to 26.5,5931., showing en Menses of 13,7044 The receipt* for pewee/ern, parcels, Le., atneeeted to 322,5721., against 320,2171.. showing an imam of 2,3561. The bugle receipts on 63 other lines emousted, on 3,617 miles, to 140,7881., and for the corresponding week of lest year, ea 8,484 miles, to 125,4661., @bowleg me immure of 133 miles sad of 15,3E31. in the receipts. The total receipts ▪ the pest week skew en ingress, of 23,7971. se compared with these of the prearding wean ending the 15th ban • !WARR LIST)N.--(71:118 DAY.) Two dOuroi. The railway market is firmer to-day, in sympathy with most of the departments of the Stock Exchange, and the move ments in prices are in an upward direction. Metropolitan atook is in especial request, and has advanced 4 per cent. Midland has also improved 4 ; Great Western and London and North Western 4, and Great Eastern 4. London and North Western stock is now quoted 1224 to & ; Great Western, 651 to 4 ; Midland, 1314 to 1324 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1194 to 1201; South Eastern, 824 to 83; Metropolitan, 137 to 4; Great Northern, 19[14 to 1314 ; ditto A, 142 to 143 ; London and South Western, 994 to 1004; Great Eastern, 48 to 4 ; and Caledonian, 132 to 133. Indian, Canadian, and foreign railway securities show no alteration. OEDINANY MANZI AND STOCEN. O. I Pd., RAILWAYS. I Uk4 ' 4l , irksl w I llam a. 1 I*.thq ... i . 81. tue !BMW/ mu/ Sal•ber 96 Al K MO Oaledoolan.. -.- 131 133 OD Cambrian - N ad thee and Beadle ... ... 110 MI Cornwall Bl 0 1 - 10 all Do. • A nodiv. until 0 -. - 10 all Do. 13 J 1 p. eAapald ton -. .. - 06 UV Doblin andßethisl Jane 0 04 ... N an Dubd I IO.PIZRAML.I , 111 17 - 811 190 04114M0/oh Mauro* 9l 43 ... St. 111 Illeagow and 8. Waethri 109 11l - DL IN 113rea1 Lamm Ord. M 471 681 48 34 100 Do. Z. nog. 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JOINT STOCK BAISKS. Ir.. 1 61 i Denise I Psi ICL prima 1 dabs. mow, 60 l Agra a limmnage(L 0 50 68 - 10,001 60 naba lO 6 4Ms -- 30,090400 lAlilanseLmsaLlseineol $0 I 4pei id 281 ad 10,000100 1 Do. lamed at 20 pea. 10 2 Igen id - 00,006' 01 - 1 1 pea Anglo Aasteian 40,000 1 60 Anglo Egyptian (Lim.) 124 iiiis 4iais - 90,000; 60 entio liana= ,Lrn iited II IS 6 dig -. 11.000 1 SO adatlaltank.Cor.newids 6 - -pm - 9R6001 40 Amandiala MI 74 78 - Mal II Do. New all 71 74 -• 10660 1111 EaskailleltabLoinsabla all 211 224 214 1 10,000 26 nasa of a= ail 101 414 - 0000 , 100 Bank a - I *NS 70 beak of Otago (1 7(10 1 1 8 0 4 ,11 . 14 '- 0,0001100 bank o u t Queensla 0 6 4au -- 10,009 69 bank oDiletortNAtiaria al 43 46 - 00,001 10 Beak at NessZealand -10 64 74p.a -. 40,400 10 EnseilkaaPotteguees(L, 10 15 1 dis -. 58,0001 SO Mauna Calderntaa (L 24 3 las .- 100001 0 Osaka N. Amami -.. ail 46 48 - 40,0001 15 0. EL Indla,Aus., =Una sn 25 sr - 181,0001 U (Mark Mer.ol Indikau. all 46 41 - 10,000100 "It 7 - AM .OOOION 04144641 40164 (Ismidank of Canada all - - - o,ood 16 COL Kul of indirote all 15 10 19 181 20,006 16 Doesetldated Book (L) 6 6 81pes - 40001100 Deatiagatel 26 8 5 Ile - 0,00100 IS.. bow - - - WOO 40 &et Loudon (Limited 5 par smaid 55 ad WAN IS neatens itschangelf.les , 0 dr. par - 1%000 00 Inglis\ Joint Mete (L) 19 3 pas - 12.400 se dog.doodeouoi.Doorod all 10 4 ye - *KO 60 Magnet' and ilwedlelt (1 IC I ..th 17 66,009 80 ' , smarms Hank , i4raliao 11 1 2141 s - 10,000 1011 IllitaisMOlinsaleguag 64 7 dig - 10,0 M 10 uo. reasod as 1 Fs- 00 7Me 16 WAN 104 Do. New 9O 7as - MOM 100 Imperial beak, Limited 0 8 9 ern id - id 1116,001 00 Lapieleloomal l6 4 61pl0 155 •010 Li unman.. 5,000 911 km. Neer I idle boa - 100.000 10 ,lara2 Morlak: Indla(L) 4 I ;pm 44 Wl,lllO 40 i L0...kek,..., eke e 1,4 • At,. fJ 114 lim a -. 10,002 100 Ida. Doak el llootlaod(L IS - - dls - IMO 100 Leaden sad Brudlas - 4MOIOO Isek.ll.6proad&PlateKL 10 7 9pm - 10 , 00 uo. Now, as. at 14 pm 10 11 24 nu - KM 14 Ids. Chiliad! 4.6 e. 411 24 16 25 5 33,00 40 Leaden and County lO 75 77 NI 6 I MN 100 Ice. Haa=2.030.114.(1) 11 - - 1 5 7100 II Ludes Joist etodt /8 45 47 id - ill 10400 10 14480100 a Beath Akira .11 174 131 171 b. I* Ws. £ is. u stern i Las. 10 par Ipm - 4 100 Do. dn. New .. - 6,00 00 FandonkSenetorda (1 , 124 4 4 dl. - 64000 100. Lea I 174110111a4444 10,000,100 Illavaani aaaa , Llos.) U t 2p. - 60. r el SO Ildareantile a BardralL. 10 4 3 dli - 16. 100 tiled& i run. Bank (L ID 5 4 dl, - 4,1461001 Do. do. - 0 100 1100 Midland Doak (Lam) - 90.•00 111 N a ti ona l m Lisaussol lO 6 11 pm •"'• /MOO IN .Peuelloshead W - -.- 21,000 10 Do. Sod Was l2 - ..= .- 01,080 IS Do. Ird Pm* l2 -•- ..... 10,00 60 Nattosal Walt lO W 141 - 40,004 60 Dn. New - . h WAN 111 New loath Wales . We WSO eat - 40.000 10 Mow SuLdkel (Dubbed) 1 441111 psi - 40.00 10 North w... n I 4pm - SO 900 14 Oriental Beak Corpora. al St 14 ^ 30,000 50 4vortralraukbagCorp4L I/ 3/ lidls -. 7410 OS Dr. do. MAO kW Proviso. of 1061014 . s sem DAS 10 7k. do. Now di - -• 47,600 40 laidureaj..4lDeld% 00 4 I dia - 10.000 14 Meth dammea. a ss se - 1 7 ,011 NS Dar& of R. & Steles . IS 9 7de - KOOS 140 Do. 4... la stem. 16 6 4 dla - YAM lb 011644 OE 411•11 SUS .... all 49 64 •••• ei WO Nike of tr.. 1404 =AM 111 11 W 7,0/0 SO 119146 al Zagged U4I is idi --- MAD. N. Idi 1 Doom IPdl a. plies& 1 adem. 11. 3 7 . 4441 IL Lillie& Wed 119116.11 1 / 1 1114 =7 ll3/ 1/ 8,1 Moo Is ooseloro.osoo &MAI 11l Lea tooded4. . tie 70 11111 72 10 04. dumdum leo .. - - 814.1111 W. Comoondoll l* ill 111 s.• IN, tiMoli. Ski& tome fituso Ivo/ io'lii.l 10,001 4,000 littirL Alai SAO Kix 1 . 3.2.?? f..zi.Jl ii:iiii 4.961{/ 116,00 v .tOO6 00.000 10,0% 599° 17,60 t. MOO UAW 100.000 NAT MAUL /7,0001. 7 IGO ~~~,i !..° - ":°‘iv" -- I Willi 100. *?9.V7&. 19,000 1ii,004, 55151 ;1 ii:Oil 1400 to 4,600 ~D,OOOI iiiiiiil s*XU -bi : iii l 074:1 6,000 su.'ecol 1411,0001 N ,~I 1/10,4100 1100,006 s° : °W ll I .tk - ii okool F0:C 7 04 4 .0 0 0 2). t 5 _ rfoTol 1id,6161 iiiiiid LW 64.efful buoMi 19,0001 12, 800 19.040 25,000 40000 et.soo mow w,OOO io,ooo skoe• 211,1 a IIb,JUU SWAN& 404,w0 *0.034 ti,006 KM UMW 100.113ui Koot 100.004 ! MAX 61‘004 WACO 16000 ,1 . - 14.00.) I a. I Bala. 16i lte Anglo-Rapt Ir.. (L ) Ditto ditto Anoi-liarken ient _ Atlantic TeL ate p.ci. Austratian Australlanegto.(r. lisogparebTeaZatabieL Barr Warworks (1.1 Bolokow Vaughan IL) Bombay G. Liantod Do And lasua &ULM Aularkaa Land B. a I. Matt. TeL British Indian Tea (L) Omar Company eardiaaloantinv(l ; Orearany y of 1,..Pr0.(L Ch i ta Milan Impro.(L Oty of Moscow 111111 (L) ogee (1111.•• .1.11 o .) Cormeralai dsierine Com. of aricaniler.i , Ormsolidair Cln. Continental Oesi Connor (L O. Foe - arr. ol cher. Do. of lira:Mr (IL) ariPrior listermaim Do. g p. street.. Dr Darjeeling (I. miter) . Lino. antcorporattont Nairn Amara Tea( L) (Limo al Id.CAFIn L. R India .rrig. s 41 - 141 Ebbw Fri rComa ?M.O tri a tirelegrapb Mag. sad Ana Greer. leg. and For teoott=diti Obatrn tordmoring. firm:tat Corporation financial Demotint (L) For Wirer.* (L Orin= (Uneer). . • Croat /rot le .(L Oen. arra Berrettas illontat.loloaial As l6, Bong Row China Om ewe..'.lay Humber Iron Woringl4 bagadarecOMAre (L) Liras (Lim international • Wismar Finan.ftto. tom a at. Lind erit Italian Lend. liras Intr. pan. Oat.; Do. op. o. A DA' lobrilhoekDiaeount L ; wad 3ocurit.lol (Um.) Load. Africa. Trading Lood.andCaledoo. L Lon.oeantyLandaß. Lair Orr Mirk land.Mau- Übe. ) land. O. Oman. C i. Loud&Olaeg.Nag.Co(l. Lund.ltall.o. deStan Lead.), er. Lia= Lood.Frevini , Madras Orlin. a Oral Do. Marina Investment(L) Mauritine Laa4,8‘440.) Meat litoo. Tel. MI • wallirLd.aDockL gUlwall Imo Weer Natal Land diCaL O. National Ma. f l t. National Financial L. NationalFrov. M Madman.= gall) Rerboddaooal a Mo. Now N.Zealand N.r.eninod La Loault. NortniernAmamTeerl.l N .Brit. A astralaaliuttl.) 'LBW...Altmann. la.(L Norrootiallatell. .L 1 Do. do. Norris Tea (Gafted) Newt m.rma Wawa. Mental Commerelal(L Oriental Financurd(Lim Om (Lalted) larnietereL; taro a ashlar l laver. Ottoman Company (L.) Ottoman irlsounuu (1 Ottoman Or (Limited) PanamaßlLOWarL, Do. do Do. New lisiSiv.landnien.G4 reataara t 0. arm Do. do. New Quebrada lieu R.. M.(l a rr. glad. City iseprov. (L.; Ditto ditto . . Royal mats. MonAttetrainvest MOW, Knight. dOo toe. Mor.ritimptiM &arra IL di to. (L. *rata Australian rad Mibtaarlue Telegraph Do, Barr ral.Conetroo.diria.( Mame.* Money a. (I. Trbild Fotreleure (14 a TrwraAr.4 I f. t L Co. of t. Canada Un.liartne of Lyra. $ Mar IL Tarp 00. :havers. Marine lan( 'Upper Amain Tes(Line Ditto I an ran Diewirs Lead—. 11/4 Marmot Finauce(Lint) in tlndiaaroarlen I lO PREFERENCE SNARES. Lancortar end Carlisle 44 per mal pref., 103. North &sans York, H. and S. parch. 104. FOREIGN RAILWAYS. Aotwerp sad R Marshal, 10. Great Luxembourg, 144. Namur and Liege guaranteed 14f. per as., by the Belgian imminent, IN. South Anstnan sad Lombardo-Venetian, 191. 29 idle Os 11* 111 t r I- :it ral TANI Si SIM 1 eidis lidis tla 1 .410 6 . dim 4 6 dls II 0 ii 3 0 811 VI 0 MI Ili 1111 I_o6_ i 0 65 i i• - • Ili 0 12 iim A 11 do 1 2 11 41i 1 14 1 Ws 121_ tli 3 2Ms 1 dim p.r 1 lion 3 e die 1 49 11 11 V4M 26 91 1 0.4116 1 2 poi 16 164 16 la Ma 1 4 1 1M kik ow 6_ ado I =6l If WW Ilk 11. I* dl If Iles If VIII T II dla Par tin Pm II 6jpw zd le 8 si lIMiI Sl} I as i_ aTaills 1, iiPTel Oi ilk 1020 ti 2 die iOI O si si I* iPmal f Ol die 111 10ep6a as id 1 t 8 I lit 1 fie Oi _pdkiar - I ' 19 71 k i64i 1 a pm set Par 66 66 11l 161 zd id _ n 1 id PROVINCIAL SHARE MARKETS. Lrrnrook. JOLT 28.—Bales Ioday t—Oteat Weetarkall z —London end North Westarn, 122 If 1 1 1 21—M ter, giteMeld and Linecinabtra, 631 311 4 11 4—Metropolitan, 1864 1 a I—Midland,.l id shires, 2, p.—South Int ern. 024 I—Great &astern Ave per Cent, 101c.—Lancashire andVorkshire 61 Pref.,lBB3, p. - London and North Western. St. Helens ?Pm per Cent. 8. lag—Noralo and lake Homo, 4. — Yale, b 4 ,-1111oole Coates!, 80 4 1 x all—Vetted States 640 Bonds, 6544—Albion Martha (Limited). Id.—National Stem (Limited). 874 C.—Pacific 91111•111 (new Mares). 21 p.—West India sad Pacific Steam, U d—lithusite Telegraph 8 par cont., 61. Braddiailad, JOLT 28 —Patent Nut and Bolt shares were sold ca r pi prem. •. and Atlantic Tolitgraph Might per Cent. them. at buaranteed stocks wen in demand. via, Bulmash= Guaranteed, 76 c., ex dl l / 4 — o :ristol sad 134 Cent, at 131—flevern Vs ,at 171—Widlan r rg a r m ent i a r -Eral i f . I Preference. at 1001—and th Stafford, at 101. Other moda -1 Nom Included Ittnninanam Baulking Company shares, 31 to 314 — Birmingham Financial. 11 to 11 prem.—Birmingham Waggon, 101 to 111—and Patent Shalt and Axle-tree. 64 to 61 prem. Mmicitadria. JOLT hi—The market was quiet, and prices were Arm at the close. Bolckow, Vaughan. and Co. (Limited), n p.—Great Seaters, 43—Great Western, 86-111inols Osaka], S 1 üb} 1 t 1 I—Lanesahlrs awl Yorkehtze, Ito; 141 1 —London and North Western, 1214 4, 1- ar Ni o na b laseter, and lanoolnahire. 63 use} it 4 tan. 1884 11/ A r bi l:: }—Mid laud, 131—New York sad Iris, 66 4 1 6—North BM 65 / South Eastern. 821 , s 1 g— 'Damn sa d m ina Insurance (Linallad 64 946 p.—United Stated SW Yams' Bonds. —7170 S;lcirmixa. 4 P.—Cwmbran “Osweetry" 101.—Idinbargh and Glasgow, Mt—Dover, C. C. 6 per OM. Pref., 1011. Dam. JOLT 47--Three per Cant. Commis, 801—New Mows per Coat Stack. 6811—Ditto for amount, Amami 8. IISI 4 , Ditto fo r new account, 885-111bernian Banking Company (161. paid., 4—National Bank (NIL paid". 100—National of liver : 14 001 01 . Paid). 174—Ditto for socoost. 171— Pivot:Debi amok Pl. 1. Ml—Claim Bank (Limited), (MIL paid). MG — Baum Bahia Jumotion (ail paid). 811 1 - Dublin and vli i _a o4l . Paid). SOO —Balla. Wicklow, and Wexford (all 7 bine. Wicklow, mid Wed 6 per cent. Pet la We *Lid to tan). anal Southern aad Madera 4 par msg. perpetual (MI ;old), fele— Dublin and Bel/m4 Junction. 6 years anemias( 6 per mat int., 101. MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Two dew= There is not much* business in the stock markets to-day ; yet the general tendency of prices is better, owing to the more favourable prospects of monetary affairs. Consols have advanced 1-16 per cent. for money, and English railway securities have improved in several instances. Foreign stocks and financial shares are steady. The supply of money in the discount market has further increased to-day, and, with little demand, the quotation for the beet paper shows a rather downward tendency. At the moment, how ever, si per cent.—tbe Bank rate—is demanded in most cases. In the Stock Exchange short loans on English government securities are obtainable at per cent. At Paris to-day, according to Mr. Reuters tele gram, the Three per Cent. Rental opened at 67fr. 40c., being about 1-16 per cent, better than yesterday. Consols are now quoted 90/ to 1, both for money and the account (August 8). The official business report is as follows :-Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 901, 1 ; ditto for account, 901; Three per Cents. Reduced, 891, 1, 90 ; New Three per Cents, 891, 90, 891, 1 ; Red Sea Telegraph, 191, ex div. ; Bank Stock, 240, 248; India Five per Cent. stock, 1041, 3 ; ditto Bonds, 20a, 235., prem. ; Five-and s-Half per Cent. " aniseed " rupee paper, 1091, 1101 ; and Exchequer Bills, par. Venezuelan Bonds are in demand, and have ad vanced 1 per cent., owing to the tenor of the news just received by the packet. Spaxish Pas sive have also improved 1. On the other hand, Mexican have declined 1. Some of the present quotations are subjoined, viz. : -Greek, 201 to 211 ; Turkish 1868 Bonds, 731 to 74 ; ditto 1862, 721 to 731; ditto Con solidde, 491 to 1 ; Spanish Passive, 281 to 291 ; ditto ditto Certificates, 131 to 14 ; Confederate, 71 to 81; and Mexican, 231 to I. Transactions are recorded as follows;-Brazilian, 1863, 80; Buenos Ayres One per Cents., 351 ; Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 621; Equador, 11 ; Egyptian, second issue, 971 ; ditto, 1864, 941, 931; ditto 1001. bonds, Hi ; Italian, 1865, 761; Mexican, for account, 231, ; Portuguese, 1856, &c., 471, 1 ; Russian, 1822, 931 ; ditto 1860, 881; ditto 1862, 921, 1 ; ditto 1864, 96 ; Spanish New Deferred, for account, 391 ; ditto, Passive, for account, 29 ; Turkish, 1858, 74 ; ditto, 1862, for account, 721, 731 ; ditto 100/ bonds, 711 ; ditto 1865, 441, 1, ; Venezuela, 1862, for account, 381; ditto 1864, 42. Intertational Financial sharea are now quoted 1 to pm. ; General Credit, 1 9.16 to 11-16 prem. ; London Financial, 51 to 6 prem., ei div. ; Imperial Her. cacti's, 1 3-16 to 616 prem. ; Credit Foncier and Mobilier of England, nto prem. ; Ottoman Socidti thinerale, 2} to prem. ; Hudson's Bay, 151 to The nominal quotations for the shares of sone of the new companies are subjoined :—Atlantio Telegraph preference, to f prem. ; Hop and Malt Exchange, 3to prem. ; Hodges' Distillery, 1} to 2 prem. ; Anglo-Greek Steam, 2 to f prem.. General Exchange Bank, 2/ to prem.; London: bridge Land, / to prem. ; Massa-Carrara Marble, 2 to prem. ; and Marseilles Extension Railway, I to 2/ prem. The shares of Overend, Gurney, and Co. (Limited) are quoted 21 to 3 prem. HALF-ran TWO o'CLocw. Consols are atill quoted 9ok to 1, both for money and the account (Aug. 8.) About 133,0001. in bar gold was sent into the Bank yesterday, owing to the rise in the value of money here, and to the consequent firmness of the foreign exchanges. The bulk of the present amount, which has been refined, arrived from Aus tralia, via Egypt, early in the week by the steamer Nyanza. The Shannon, from the West Indies, has brought 267,2861. in specie. In the absence of demand for the East, the silver market is flat, and the quotation for bars is se. 00. per ounce. On the other band, Mexican dollars are in demand at 4a. 114 d. per ounce, owing to a rise in tae China exchanges. The foreign exchanges yesterday afternoon were firm, and in some cases the rates were rather higher than on Tuesday. The St. Petersburg exchange was somewhat lower, being s movement in favour of this country. Subjoined is our usual list : Amsterdam, a mouths, 12 to 12.04 ; ditto. 7 days, 11.18 to 19 ; Rotterdam, 3 mouths, 12 to 1104 ; Ant gimp, 11 mouths, 25.40 to 45 ; Hombars. VW. ham m, 3 montho, 13.10 to 4 ; Paris, 3 days, 25.15 to 20 ; ditto, 3 months. 25.374 to 424 ; Prookietion.thelfaias. 3 smooths, 1204 to Bt. Petersbarg (per rouLlel. 3 months, 304 to I; Nitres, et. So.. 3 month; 1L 25 to 39; Trim* ed. so., 3 mooths, 11.25 to 39 ; liadrid, 3 mouths, 474 to 4 ; Celia. 3 months, 474 to 8 : Leghorn. 3 months, 25.50 to 55 ; Geom. 3 mooun. 26.50 to 55 ; Milas. 3 ;maths, 25.50 to 55 ; Repko. 3 mouths, 25.50 to 65 ; Palermo. 3 menthe, 25.50 to 55; Nemiaa, 3 mouths, 25.50 to 55 ; Limbo% 90 days, 514 to 0 ; Oporto, 90 days, 514 to 4. The weekly return of the Bank of France shows the following changes : Coin nod bullion - Leman £lO,OOO Billa discounted Government deposits Lenses 28,000 Notee is circulation Decreer& 24,000 Private deposits Advances The ciiscouuts have again increased, but the decline in the coin and bullion is arrested. The subjoined shows the rates of discount now current in the principal continental cities, viz.:— Paris, Hamburg, Amsterdam, Frankfort, nd Brus sels, 3 per cent. ; Vienna and Turin, 5 ; Berlin, 4; and St. Petersburg, 5i per cent. The 600,0001. of debentures of the Great Indian Peninsula Railway Company, offered by advertise ment for the first time yesterday, were all taken up by one o'elock. The traffic receipts of the Atlantic and Great Western Railway for the month of June ware 514,022 dole., against 314,521 dull. in June last year. The meeting of the British Indian Tea Company took piece yesterday, when a dividend of 3 per cent. for the half-year ending the 30th of June last was declared, tucking, with the interim dividend paid in last January, a total distribution for the twelve months of 7 per cent. The balance left to be carried forward is 1,0401. At the meeting, yesterday, of the Scottish Austra lian Itvestment Company, a dividend was declared at the rate of 10 per cent. per annum free of in come tax. _ _ _ At the meeting, yesterday, of the Netherlands Land Incloeure Company, the directors' report, which referred to the improved condition of the affairs of the undertaking, was adopted. At the half-yearly meeting of the Peel River Land and Mineral Company, held yesterday, an in- terim dividend of 1+ per cent, was declared, free I of income tax. The chairman mentioned that the re-opening of an old quartz reef had given promise of a fair yield of gold. At the meeting yesterday of the Merchant Ship ping Company a dividend was declared of 101. per share, free of income tax, in addition to the in terim dividend of 3s. per share already paid, being together at the rate of about 10 per cent. per annum. The accounts extend over a period of 11 months. The seventh general meeting of shareholders in the London and Burton Bottled Beer Company (Limited) was held yesterday, Mr. T. Collis in the chair. The directors' report was unanimously adopted, and a dividend at the rate of 10 per cent. per annum, free of income-lax, was declared payable on the lit August. O The share certificates of the flop and Malt Ex change and Warehouse Company (Limited) are now ready for delivery, in exchange for the timbers' reenptii, endorsed by the shareholders. The letters of allotment in the General Estates Company ware posted last evening. The share list of the Accidental mid Marine In surance Corporation (Limited) will be closed un Thursday, the 3rd of August, for London, and Fri day, the 4th, for the country. Notios has been given that the share list of the Railway Credit Company (Limited) will be closed on the 7th of August. The light portion of the mails from Calcutta and China is expected to be distributed in London about she sth of August. The Emigration Commissioners have taken up the ships Lincoln and Earl Russell for the eonveyanee of passengers to Adelaide and Brisbane, respec tively. FRMAY _mss. Consols, which closed yesterday at 90i,c7e far the Bth of August, opened this morning at the same quotation, and closed at 901 to j. • For money the last price was 901. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for mosey, 901, 891, 90 ; ditto, for aooomit, 90, ; Three per Omits. Reduced, 891, 1 ; New Three per cents., 89/, I, f ; New Five per Cents., 105 ; ladia Five per Cent. Stock, 104 g. The India Five per Cent. Stock was steady. Exchequer Bills were unaltered, at par to ds. prem. Very few changes 000arred in the foreign stock market. Equador Bonds and Dutch Two-and-a- Half per Cents. declined I per cent. Spanish Cer tificates were rather firmer. The shares of the financial companies were dolL The closing quotations are annexed, viz. :—lntec national Financial, II to I prem., ex div. , • General Credit, 11 to 11 prem. ; London Financial, 151 to 6 prem., ex div. ; Imperial Mercantile Credit, 1 3-16 to 5-16 prem., ex div. ; Credit Fourier and Mobi lier, 34 to t prem. The closing (but in many cases nominal) quota tions for shares in new undertaking, are sub joined :—Atlantic Telegraph Eight per Cent. Pre ference, 4 to t prem. ; Metropolis Sewage, 7 to 9 prem. ; Overend, Gurney, and Co., 24 to 3 prem. • Rog and Malt Exchange, 3to i prem. ; Parkfield Iron, Ito 2 prem. ; General Estates, 34 to 44 prom. ; General Exchange Bank, 24 to I prem. ; London and Mediterranean Bank, 3 to 4 preen. ; Accidental and Marine Insurance, 11 to 21 prem.; /lodges' Distillery, 2to 1 , prem. ; Anglo-Greek Steam, 2 to 3 prem. • London Bridge Land, 4 to t prem. ; Railway Credit, 1 to 2 prem. ; Marseilles L Extension Railway, 11 to 2 prem. ; Insurance Cor poration of Great Britain,l to 21 prem.; Phosphate of Lime, 3to 4 prem. ; Cams* Marble, 2 to 21 prem. ; Samuel Bestow and Co., t to ).11 prem... .—. . . . . . National Discount shares were last quoted to day 104 toi prem. es dim. • Joint-Stock Dimmest, If to I+ dia. ; Egyptian Trading, 14 to 14 dii. • Ottoman Socidti 2ftto prem. ; Bed! son's Bay, Ibk to ex div. ; and Lion Brewery, 1* to 2 prem. There were inquiries for Fair bairn Engineering and London and Caledonian Marine Insurance shares. Beat London Railway shares have fallen to 4 die. MINES.-ITHIS DAY.► Two &Clout., The mining market is steady to-day, with transactions to a fair extent. Subjoined are some of the present quotations, viz. : Great Vor, 331 to 344 • Chivalric, 9} to 10; Great Laxey, l9} to 20; Great North Laxey, 38e. to 40a. ; Clifford. Amalgamated, 26* to 27 ; Wheal Seton, 903 to 200 • Mast Lovell, to 10 • Frank Mills, 7 to; • Roeewarne United, 22a. id. to 251. ; and North Treskerby, 2 to Frontino and Bolivia Gold shares are in request, owing to the satisfactory nature of the advice* just received as referred to below. Other foreign, as well as colonial mines, are inactive. The Frontino and Bolivia (South America) Gold Mining Company have just received a re mittance of 250 ounces of gold, worth about SOU, from their Frontino mine, and, as further stamps will soon be at work, the future monthly remittances of gold from the same pro- perty are expected to show a considerable increase. At Bolivia, the company's most important mice, the engine was to go to work early this month, whim over 2,000 tons of rich quartz would be ready to be crushed. The average yield of gold at From tino was toupee to !beton of quartz, and at Bolivia, according to the assays made, 1$ to 2 ounces. The subjoined weekly summary of the metal market is extracted from the circular of Messrs. Von Dadelszen and North : Tiostsghatiar iCllw;seetal trade eoatioues 'manta. Holders are sot disposed to make further mem. dm frets the menet law pekes, and opasters are mars cautious than ever. free—Both from Wales sad Staffordshire there is nothing sew to report ; the deemed Is of an average diameter, sad prices ars maintained. Scotch pig wee has base dell, and the price receded to 54a. 3d. cash. Copper—A little more firmous is apparent, but the demand matinees very slack. Smelters adhere to Axed guanines foe raw end manufactured. Foreign is quit* Pommel ; Bone, 901. ; Saparen, 901. ' • Wallaroo. NI. Tin—a considerable besiege. hue been dos. is Straits at 901. 10s. cash, and 921. saes& Holders ham confidence is pretest guardian ; Banes, 911. Itaglish steady ; Holland. 561. Tin plates—Late quond ; am are fully maintained. Lead is toadies in sellers' favour, prices are op se. train the lowest point. Scelter—The market le dull. and little bari um presides. Transudes. reported daring the Iset few days at 22/. spot. and V& Sc 6d. for forward delivery. Hull panels. 221. ss. ail 111 - 86} 101 3 .... 110 COMMERCIAL AHD MARKETS, LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. (THIS DAY.) •lD 1111111111ATIOIAL IIILIGIAPIL) IRON WI Owl 0041211SPO1,DINT.) The market quiet; rho, 6,000 bales; speculation sad expert, 1.000 Wee. _ _ TALLOW MARKET.-(THIS DAT.) The market is steady. Petersburg Y. 0., ea the apt is quoted 41.. ed. ; October to December. 42.. 3d. 441 42s Gd. December. 42.. 9d. ; January to March, 43.. 3d. ; March, 43t. 9d. 11Asiurr AvnAass.—Tows tallow, 43.. 9J. ; fat Z al ditto, 2a. ljd.; 'low Bassin. 43..; ste 33.. Bd. rough ditto. 18s. Bd. ; tallow grams, 19e. good drop, Ga. SMITHFIELD HAY SfARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Xt. Cirries Jeans Basics repeals frois slow et lasi derS prior :—Prioto old clover. from 123 a. to 135 a ; ulterior ditto. 100.. to 120 a. ; Now ditto. U le 1201; old bay. 110 a. to 120 a. ; so• ditto, 98a. to 1104 ; gram. 28.. to 32a. COVENT GARDEN.—(IIIB DAY.) Vivianlas are no stmodast, and of fruit Aare ie a lama supply. Preach bows ars pleatitaL Strawberries are all bat weir. Appian and plisse are beatirsing to wow is fa snoods's*, and there is still a sowidersble quantity of ebonies. Grapes sad piss-sepias we ,s elect for the demon& /Lot inner* soothe* to make tbsir aspearstia; Good kidsw potato* fete& (row Is. 6d. tti 2a. 6d. does pounds. Rowe, aidefly omit of orabida, tea psisegsaissa, einelicsts sad picot's; adisseett; /OMs /WIT. _ _ 111n6spp1to, pens.. Is So fo --- iiplas, ple sieve, Is Od Is II *spa, pee lb., Is to 64 orgasm pr / 00 . I to to We posassi, pot dos, 6s to Itis Issososojose 1 00 , ea WWI Itectarloos, do., 4a to Ss Nu* cob, pst 100 1 b, tbs to yes Wnreolleb), do ,IsOdto Is 1 Brstil, per bottled, las itr. Is So ils Almada, do., 18s to 201 Obswborrloo, p. lb.. 16 to Is Od - -- VIPBSTABLIB. Cabbies.. perdoa,lo Id tolsad Mai, sew, do., Is Preset Beam, par la dem !Wafts, per bomb. ad to ad ta to to Cesaabers. *ask &I sets ikt Pow, per Arra is to Is test, par des.. la Gel to Is • Potatoes, York Itagasts, per Stiallots, per lb.. ad ton. Ms to 1144 Garbs, pre lb., id „locK do., We to IN lottooss. Per 402 0 1 Od • Mates. Uott to lads Isere, par seem la to !aid ~ saw. roar], at to Its paa I ArtleboM, p. dm, Is ad ts to cwt. fianiertish. F kik-0140g 4. " „ do. Ildasys, to tons per limbrosam, wowed., la to is Id do. Parsley, per dos boo., It to as Carrots, per boar& ti is Id Hata, ;tor band, ad BAWLING TILINII3III.—AD strangszosot has been assesuseed lamb trudge of the aid privatobsak of Yens% Philip sod Hien Williams. of Wedneabory, to Lieges Tisphise Oesipsey (Limited). DDCILNLIN OF WAVINS IN LONDON WILLIL-4‘ BeAtiog Nan stelss teat &Nissan pest fen yens s am sinned* falhag-alf has bees osperisseld ie lies sap* ed mesa frees Lades wells These is warmly s well is tbs isistrepelis is whh tb• yield ot voter bss set matsslay diesessei. The w awasa perties of the nose ssei by brewers is sow obssised from tie mess sesspasinf supply. This &law is all the noes cannabis se sesineers base r.e.sslr bad wells steepened silliest an Issesseed supply. 7bs most peel:obis ens* of tin failure is the maltrphestisa of "din fa; Ita ,mi iB, IP: • IA 2117 smls "A rho% or!' 103 i i 103 } 111 It ... 1001