The Express.
London, England, 1865-07-24 00:00:00

LONDON AND BRIGHTON RAILWAY.

The report of the directors to the meeting on
Saturday next has been issued :—The amount received on
capital amount on the 30th Jane, 1886, is 14462,0921., can-
sfetingof ordinary stock sod shares, 5,240,922/. ; preferential
stock, 4,851,0031.• mortgage debt, 2,061,3851.; debenture
stock, 1,1%8,7821. ; total, 13,482,0921. The amount of
capital expended has been 894,4301., of which fall parties-
tars appear in the capitol account sneezed. The greet to-
venue has base 496,4581. showing an increess of 30,1571. over
the corresponding half-year of 1864. It is gratifying to find
that there lea steady increase upon each item of trail*, not-
withatandiug the greet redaction of weenier fares sad
goods mtge. On tee Mambos recently opened to Bogoor,
Seaford, and Littlithampton, a fall deveLogiumot could not
removably be expected at so early a date. As regards the
last-named port, active propagations are Wag made for the
treflic to migrant the opposite heath coast, a sufficient fleet
of steam vessels will soma be at the disposal of the
company, and a satisfactory return may be anticipated.
The increase in the working expenses arises from the ad-
ditional amount of work done, sod from considerable re-
pairs to the Hoe sad pleat, requisite fee keeping them in
the best order, a policy which the directors are convinced
is most conducive to the welfare of the company, and, while
es:Tying out this which they believe to be the soundest prin-
ciple of management, they cannot anticipate soy great re-
ductions wider this head. In their proosedisp ie
meat during the past session the efforts of the directors
have beet attended with sumacs. The net amount se the
credit of the revenue account is 131,0561., out of which
the directors recommend the payment of a dividend of 2j
per mat. for the hal! -year, amounting to 128,324/., leaving
a balance of 2,7311. to the *credit of the current half-year.

is the ball (nasy heist sepia at the WM Nati*
Woo). Vilifies mutt be considered rather loser theses
week. We have had another week of Gee fortis'
for all the app., which era feet meniag towa4.llftl
same 'say districts watts' will partialy warsasece is sh:,
tae day vas lass ballot today, sad Tau*
vary greet bedsit to not crops. White whist („11-'
10gin.631b5.).t040..641b5.5. )428.,
bet 4issis9a. ;imgretaiditto,
3,111,0101..(
ditt0.2288... to 1103._; dlstiniai ditto. 2 t to 26e ; .Al 7
to Ws. ; bests, Ns. to 391 ; (maple), 3611 td,
quarter. Flaw. 27e. par saes. Avenges what, 2,1
platten, 425. bad. ' • barley, 16 quarters, 28e.
Norrnreaux. JULY 22. —There was a mediate isss, d
wheat, for whiela Übe doused was slow at about the weed
last west. New white, 445. to 481; sew red, 39,1 e
old white, 44e. to 48a.. 014 ni1,404. to 44•• for 36 oitZ
There was sot meth barley at mutat, aid the deemed ett
Mew, at the prime of last week ; malt*, rt. to ze.
quarter ; grind*, 2e.. to 28s. per 30 stows Of ash 11,
show was limited, and the isquiry ruled goody st tend rates ; new. 21e. to 251: 231t0 30e ; tot;
225. to Ws. psss24 stone.

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Ozeolm,Joit 22.—At this sera eselmermerisy Wattendee*, wee owing to larruem •
"Phi
either la the hayfield or at hamlet ; the Whams tau*
tioos were asicaporteat, ood prim of ell kinds et
mach the aims as this day messiest. Flom (sem* ya,
per sack. _ .

PITZSDOROUGE, JuLT 22.-1 fair quantity si Asi
arising here today. and last week's prices had tok.gma
epos what did ohmage heeds. No 'prise cora atone,
RILADING, JUL! 22.—Our market to-47 wal way thiol
weeded, sad prices vent acatioal. wheat looked saq
pod and farmers Were well satisfied with the etepa A
ttlo now am sad some new peas were cm odic, hat wq
lithe besisess was traaseetsd.

Examnlll. JOLT 22.—The deemed fat whett was hat
small, sod the baguet transacted partook of a retail say.
rather, while, empties for the beet paresis, pram kb*
6d. to Is. per quarter. The foreign wads eat rather le;
and everrthaeg of • superior bind maintaised forma gar&
times. For best witeplos of Roglish white the qweetip.
are 455. to 485., wed red42a. to 444. per quarter ; aeeeedsq
and inferior parcels of white, 425. to Us.; sad rid, 404. k
425. per quarter. Bert Baltic' fetched from 464. is 16,
awl others 435. to 46.. per quarter. There woe wry lags
&leg ire doer. but the quotations exhibit no ohm% eg
balky there was • aeopirtherely emallebow, and thstmg
actions were thirily!amaised to the grtsdiag SOT* destelp,
being almost unheeded a the terms for the lait. Be,
WM.; sad griedimg. 154. lue Us. ther quarter. Bose*
ware about the math es before, bat other sorts wee deg
6d. per quarter &sew ; the qestetises an for Mthli
to 235., end others, 17s. to 20s. per quarter.

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WIBI4IIC/L, JOLT 22.-1 n conesquenos of the Nwhik
election occurring totley.we have a very small market. 2111
little wheat in the hands of the farmers is em smeller
had so high that been cannot touch it, hum scar
mar took place. TMre has been a mach greater fal d
ten ia the fame nese log ten days than us an Am yes
of Fmslaisd; the wheats are much laid and mildew la*
Jag itself. This has turned oat a thorough wet
Priem to the grower:—Wheat, white, 44a to 46a, emta,
42e. ; red. 41e. to 435., Ger. 48m. 821te. per beikeL pen
la to U. Odd. per Mono. Bean, 40s. to 425. pet 19 stmt

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Wouzieza, JOLT 22.—At this day's mad them
• short supply al whist, which souk!, oely Ds dLgssd el at
6d. or ls. per qr. under the nits al this day
more inquired for, bed rather dearer. Oats less is requal
Botha unaltered. Pess mote want*, sod teaks it
wards.

YORK, JOLT 22.—The attendees, Ives reseoestio,
*we was a bodied *bow of wheat. There err sbe
demand, sad except for fine simples pciew wire s gib
easier. New white, 445. to 48e.; new red, 41s. to 43r. pia
@tom There Pee sot much inquiry for barley, sail On
readoed without arterial &sage ; grieamg, Ifs. r 111,
per 30 stone ; smelting, nil. The eopply of oats err yid,
sad previous retie ears mode ; new, -M. to 245. pa
Mower

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KIRKCALDY, JULY 22.—At our emmiry marks* lhie mg I
we had small 'applies of grain. Demand was else, to
we cannot quote any reduction is pries. Here todw
had small supplies of barley sad oars, but fair of
Sales slow. Prices remain much as lest week. Wheat,*
to 425. fkl. ; barley, 27a. to 28e. Bd. ; oats, 245. to 2k
Per 410".
Wargirouti, JULY 22.—A considerable quaatity sl mg
has fallen during the week, sad we bare best (around sift
very little flue weather. A change to sunshine meld sow
be of bewellt to the grain crops. Foreiga &slink see we
pretty fair stele, conistrag principally et wheat. I%
toads bee bees more "Aire ; late prime are firmly mg
Seined for al article exmpting maize, to which a hula"
advance is required. Wheat, foreign, meets more Missile
from millers, wed last quotations are well 'apparel,
Is barley we have not heard of a single traumatic+. Ostr.
'tanks up the comitry are nearly exhausted. The pim
paresis which came to band ware readily picked ap athir
values. Indian corn is nein dearer by Is. to Li hip
bans', at whit& advance a large business has bees sims
The stocks bald ben ase wetly exhausted, and esk
to sustain prism Doer firmer. Impede the mak:*
Heise, 5,659 qrs. ; wheat, 2,100 ; tour. 224 sods ;200 seeks. Exports this week :—Oata,772 bomb ; brag
12 ; Gear, 248 maks.

OLITLIL—Casumm, Jim 22.—There was allying
show of stock skis moraiog, and a very slow am{
smteely any business haulm; been trainacted up to
The Maier portion of the cattle were again Irnh, kat
quality, though fair, was kindly up to the mike! hi
week. Theis wore about eine milk sows shows. Mtn
demand for them, at pnoss from 10/. to 161. Inek =pit
from 61. to 101. each. There were them lots of Italf.lod
lambs. iecludiog one lot horn 114 t. Boswell's Fair, inia
IWO offered at 325. each ; the other two lots were semi
at 30s. mak. Very bnie busimee. There were abort 111
cartloads of plgs your market this morals& selling mks
We. to 325. each.

DE. PRITCHAED.—DeepIy affecting letters bast
hese received by the primmer from hie mother. drift
and brother, and them, coupled with a desire to ala
his mind from a great weight, have led to the mete
sloe just published. The prisoner was assegai is inik
it the most of Tuesday sad Wedeseday, sod whoa he Mil
finished it he seemed greatly relieved, and see ti
naiad seems more at rest. Oa Thursday, the lee
Dr. Norman Macleod, and the Rev. Mr. Ralli
of Christ Church Epieoopal Church, Mile-eod fate if
officiating is the aa6becesocs of the Rev. Mr. Oldisel,
with the Rev. Andrew A. Riser, had • eresaltstiss
with the (praiser regarding the shove cesferies. It sr
compared with the first amifessios, which has already hos
published, sad likewise with • subsequest one, whir. Ma
ate obvious falsity, was we. permitted to see the light d
da), and the rev. geatleara were of °vireo that, r
exhibited a truthfulness which the others did sot parr
sad that, moreover, as he was now apparently hi a see
penitent frame of mind, it might properly be est hit
to the public, after the mierabi. man had el
Riven his adhesion to it. end of course with Is
consent of the prison authorities. The Rev. Dr. Masted
and Rev. Mr. Reid subsequently asked the primer's**,
curare is the statement ; the Rev. Mr. Boosr set Mar
previously men him, it was considered 'mummery kit kr
to be present at this interview. The culprit at mar!
biesoment to its being made public, and gladly rams
the ofSces of rehire which the two reverend goadwod
proffered. Subsequently, Mr. &Dim, the goverlef
the prtsoe, obtaioed the sanction of the chariest ad
ether members of the Prison Read for its pubbottiet
Mr. Boar, who was sent for by the mademosd Mardi*
medistely his coodemnatioo, on the saggestiss de
lady friend of the convict, only served is Gluey
Wednesday, sad loot no time is Thursday morning is pdo
Sag hlmaelf io commuoieatioe with thee/4mm Reard
him about eleven o'clock, and found him is amy
subdued state of mid, sod most anxious to soppily
legions soeversation end ia devotional inersism
spout threequartma of as hour together, and the
expressed his gratification with the interview, sad
geese
j • repetition of Mr. Bousr's visit—North British N.
Do Barry's delicious health restoring Re ale*
Ambles Food some, without medicine or Incouvesineg
lindiseeidoni, Cough, Asinine. Common"
Pelpitatlon. Cosetipeidas. Nervosa. Bilious. Ikrecv sod
oompleiste, end same Any times Be cod in Dear nimbi
SO,OOO most enneetly.—Du Bare end Co., No. 77. ftsprat
Loudon, W. In Wm. Lb., t ild.; Üba.. Sta...SS oYLLI 01901
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