The Express.
London, England, 1866-08-15 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, AUGUST 15, 1866.

maths been in the habit of not only annoying the com-
plainant but her husband, and the only intelligible reason
for his doin. so was to induce her to leave her husband.
The complainant has always feltannoyed at his approaches,
and had never given him any meat, and yet
whenever he met her in the street he followed her, and
threatened to do for her if she did not speak to him.
The defendant (with great warmth)—S the truth
and shame the devil, for lam not afraid of what will
conic out.

Mr. Ricketts continued, and said that the complainant
was the wife of a cabman, and had been in the receipt of a
sum of money weekly, but that had been stopped, and she
had in lieu thereof received one large sum, and whether
the defendant was enamoured of her or of her money he
(Mr. Ricketts) could not tell.
The defendant—Oh—her money ; I do not want that, I
Gan tell you.
Mr. Ricketts said it would be evident to the magistrate
that the defendant was a violent and dangerous man, and
if he could not control his temper whilst he was in a court
of justice, it was plain that he would not when in
the streets. The defendant had on many occasions
threatened to murder the coinplainant, and once he had
followed her in the streets with an open razor in his hand.
and said he intended that for her. Since these proceed-
ings had been taken the defendant had met the com-
plainant, and had told her at the same time, making use
of most dreadful threats, that if she appeared against
him at this court he would poleaxe her. As the defen-
dant was a violent man he (Mr. Ricketts) had to auk that
the defendant should be ordered to find responaible sure-
ties to keep the peace, for it would not be of the slighted
use to bind him over in his own !vcognisanttell.
Mr. Barker asked if the parties were related in any
way, or whether there had been any business transac-
tions between them.

Mr. Ricketts said the parties were not related nor
had there been anything between them. The defendant
seemed to have heard that the complainant had a little
money, and since then had used every endeavour to in-
duce her to leave her husband and cohabit with him. He
had not only annoyed the wife but had abused the hus-
band, and had the husband given the defendant • sound
thrashing with • hone-whip it would have been only
what he deserved.

The defendant—That is more than you or any other
man dare do. I never threatened the woman in my life.
The complainant, • showily-attired woman, confirmed
her solicitor's statement in every particular, and added
that on the day named in the summons she had Wen
fresh lodgings, but the defendant had by some means
found her out. He knocked at the street door, which was
opened by her husband, and demanded to see her, and
when be was told he could not be made use of dreadful
threats and imprecations, and sail he had put many •
shift on her beck. He then said that he would either
have her or settle her. Yesterday he met her and again
threatened her.

Mr. Rioketts—Do you so in fear of him
Witness —I do, for if he is not restrained I am afraid he
will kill me.

The defendant made • long and wild rambling state-
ment, the effect of which was • denial of the charge.
Mr. Barker ordered the defendant to find • responsible
surety to keep the peace towards the complainant for three
calendar months.
The defendant was then removed in custody.

t3IIABE LIST&-(THIS DAY.)

Our o'CLooz.

The railway market is firm to-day, with transac-
tions to a fair extent. Caledonian and Great
Northern stocks are in good demand, and have
improved 1 per cent. London and North West-
ern and Midland have also advanced 1, Lanca-
shire and Yorkshire 4, and Great Western 4. Lon-
don, Chatham, and Dover and Metropolitan, how-
ever, are flat, and have declined 4 and per cent.
respectively.
London and North-Western stock is quoted
1171 to ; Great Western, 521 to 534 ; Mid-
land 1211 to ; Lancashire and Yorkshire,
124; to ; Caledonian, 122 to 123 ; South
Eastern, 854 to ; Great Eastern, 274 to 1 ;
Great Northern, 118 to 120 ; ditto A, 1241 to
125 • Metropolitan, 130 to 4; and London,
Chatham, and Dover, 181 to 194.
Grand Trunk of Canada Railway stock continues
in demand, and exhibits a fresh rise of per cent.,
viz., to 21} to 22. Foreign lines are steady.
ONDLNAZY SRAM AND arocaa
M. IM. I la wire yatn, gr". I adatoelip.,..
-- •

100 Mato& sad Exeter
100 Caledonian

100 Cambrian
Cork and Bandon 1
aLI Cornwall
100 Dublin andßeitaatJunel
100 Dundae,PerthotAbdJa'
all Bad London Scrip Cull
100. Do
100 Glasgow and S. Western!
100 Orem Eastern Ord. St.
100 Ds. Y. Amp Stk., N 0.2
100 Great North of Scotland

111 113
27 26
6 7

Bt 100 Oreat Nortkera
100 De.A A rec. no dlv. an-
at. 100 Do. D 11116 p. e. peldll
St. 100 De. New Isn. a' 26 pm.
St. 100 Do. Ord. Def. Div. Stock
BS. 100 Gt. South * West. (Ire.)
81.. 100 • Great Western
Si 100. Do.SteurVal.llae. Itk

1118 124118
23i 1

91 93
51 62i

Do. South Wake

rr
ss
1231
BS
10

113! 1171
U 61
54 67
120 130

poi
let 10
QS at

azi

10+
91 141
93

48 60
22 14
10t 108

97 98
4195 Dor
4
le

14t:
91
U
94

10i
100
100
Ili
00

106
1 pm
1 pm
1 pm,
100

,:tasl

i dial
7i

62
In
96
97
96
1 as
96

60
IGO I
sa
So
So
is
1k
116

114 171
90

1211

104 i 6

Balsa.

901 100 961
221
651 er.

COLONIAL OW

5A0,,0001
100000

BrWag.Colza. Op.ct.,r
Can. 00v.6 D. e.,1877-9t
Do. aparet,Feb.dAng.
Do. Spent Mar./
Do. F peratJan.d.l
Do. 6 per at Ins. 8
Ca Hoped par. 18
do. 1810.1900
Do. do. 1880-90
Do. do. 1890-91
_ _

1,1i0.11081
106,0013
100,000

tisi:iino
100,000
150,000
1.000,000
200,000
100,000
1000001
000,0001
165,500,
106,000

Corso. loabiov.lBB B,Blp. et
1878. du..
P

Do. 1872 d 0...
llatuitlua 6 per at., 1873
Do. 1978
Do. 1862
Do. 1686
Natal. Gov. 6 per cent .
New Bruna.Gov.6perct.
New South Wale@ Gov.,

100
/8 100
'2 100
100
100
100

91 N
90 92
N N
14 16
74 76
N 101
101 106
101 106
100 108
IS le
101 106
104 IN

100 102
102 101
102 194
101 106
96 90
91 91

lie:6001
1,000,600
250,0001
760,000 i

p. cent., 1871 to 1876
Do. 6 p. e. 1888 to DM
New Zealand 6 per cent.
.•10. 6 per cent
Nova Scotia 6p. 0..1876
Queensland Go•. 6 p. ct.
B.Aust.6ov. 6 p. et. .1868
Do. 1878 and npwda
V16.00v.1p. c. Jan. July
Do. 64. at Aptil&Or..

No. I Sit

3,000 ..
12,600, ..
619 ..
6,146 ..
6,000 ..
6,000, ..
4,0001 ..
19.,i6
6,006, ..
1.004 ..

40:0001 i
6,640

_
60,000
20,000
120,000
40,000
00,000
10,000
47,000
44,000'
20,000 i
10,000
10,000!

Chiverton
Clifford Amal.
Der. 0. Con. iTavistelt )
Drakewalla
East Basset (Illogan)
East Caradon
East Carn Brea
East Grenville
East Gunnislake
Bast Lovell
B. W. Russell ,Tavistk )
°rambler & St. Anbri
Great Laney !Limitd;
Great South Tolgus
Great Wheal Busy .. .
G. W. Vor (Balaton)
Grenville
Ilerod's Foot
Hingston Downs
Margaret (l.:ny Lelant'
Marks Valley
Mwyndy Iron Ore
New Scion
North Itoskear
N. Wh. Basset 'Mogan'
North Wheal Crotty
Prosper United
Providence ;U. Lelain
S. Caradon ;St. (leer)
South Condurrow
S. W. Frances ,Illogan
Stray Park
Tin Croft
Vigra and Clogau,
West Basset Mogan
W. Caradon Miskeard
West Chiverton
West Seton
IWh. Basset (Mogan,
Wb. Buller Bedruth'.
W, Mary' Ann .Menhen
Wheal &hot
IWh. Trelawney

MIMI

Cornms.

90 92
88 86
92 Pi
72 74
91 96
86 88

102 104

101 108

21.0
L 14.6
2.1341.0
8.3.8
I 3.9.3
1101.17.6

Szil
6.17.0

6,000 '
634,7110

liAill
20,000
11,080'
100,000

10: OW I
14:106P25
Waken
£277,000
7,500
10,000
18,000
110,000

I
80,000
113,813!
8879,776
70,000'
tO,OOOl
10,0001
!6,0001

iijii,
10,000
220,000
20,000

sii,ooo

teo,woo

-40;000
80,000
100,000

- .
60,000
40,n00l
159,000'
socooo
. _

-au:ow

20:000
1,000000
20,000
4,000
10,000
60,200

11,00 e

40,000
148,526
6,000
10,000
6,000
66,500
60,0001

10,000
12,600
12,000

eii.

76

T 3
BT} et Ti

CI. prim I Balm.

6 6

10 Anglo.AmericanTel.
.L,
'lO Anglo-Mexican Mint '
6 Atlantic Telgua. 8 p.ct '
25 Australian Agewul
26 Auetrallan
10 BangpartiliTea EstatesL.
, 10 Berlin Waterworks ,L.);
100 Bolekow Vaughan (LI
Bombay Gas (Limited;
Do 3rd issue
6 Do New
60 British American Land
St. B. & I. Meg. Tel. (L) '
324 Canada Company
10 CanadianLosn& iny(L)l
20 Ceylon Company '1
20 Ditto A shares.. _
20 ChinaSt.Ship&L.Coal L
10 City Discount, Limited ;
25 CityofLoudon it. Pr, ,L
20 city of Milan Impro.(l
Sri Do
126 City of Moscow Gas L),
60
iiatlTlVLMLititne.d)
160 ,Commeraal Unto. ins )!
10 !Com. of Atricantier.i L).
60 'Consolidated Dia. (L)
23 'Continental Un.Gas Lk)
100 iContractCorvration(L)
; 26 iCoM.Eng.,Pref.7S p.c.
20 'C. Fouc. & Mob. of lam.
601 Do.of Mauritius (kJ
St. Crystal Palace
St. Do. Preference
St. Do p ct. Perp. Dab '
20 'Darjeeling ;Limited; I
100 'DiscountCorporation,L:
10 'Eastern Asasm Tea ,L.d
60 • IndiaLand,C.& Fin; L
60 ,K. India brig. & Canal
60 'Ebbw Vale
20 .KikyptianComArrill.(k)
St. 'Electric Telegraph . _ .
3 'Eng.&Aus.Copper
60 Eng. and Foreign eredit
160 ,Eng.& Scot GAM arin. (I.
10 VairbalrnEngineering
20 Fore-st (Warehouse
60 Gellivara ;Limited)
20 G.Credit& Pin.of Lon ;L,
15 Gen. Steam Navigation
60 .Home &Colonial As.• L
10 Mougliong & China Gni
20 Hudson's Bay
60 ,Humher Iron Works ;L ;
20 Im. Londe°. Marseilles L
60 Inv.& Mer.Cdt. Au. ,L. ,
2 ;Indian Carrying ,Lim.)
60 'lnternational Contract.
20 'lnterest. Finan.Soc.'
20 ntenut. Land Credit; L:
60 'ltalian Land
20 Italian brig. (Can. Cay ;
100 ; Do. 6p. c. lids. r. 1870
60 !Land Securitien Lim.)
25 ILond.Afriean Trading
25 Lou.: & Caledon. M. ,
10 Loa.CountyLand&B
6 Loud.
10 'Land. Finks. Assn. ,
4 putd. G. OninibusC.,L.
50 d.itGlasg.Kng.Co.(L
50 Loud.. Italian, As. aim.'
60 ,Lond.Mtr. Discount , L.):
20 :Lund. Provincial Marine'
20 'Madras Irriga.&Canal
20 I Do.
25 'Marine Investment ',L
20 'Mauritius Land, &e. L
10 rMedit. Eaten Tel. ,LI •
66 ,Merchant Shipping .4;: '
20 ;Stillwell F.L.l.dlmek,L,
60 .Millwall Iron Works
10 Natal Land &Cote. L
25 National Din. Com—L :
ES Do.New.iss.so.3ltobeixi,
25 • • National Prov.Marine(l4
100 iNationalSteam Nay.,L
,1
20 NerbuddaCoala Iron. L. ,1
20 Do. New
25
N7.2l2.7,eN.slanddrLlL..,L
M.AgLI
2
10 NortheruissamTemk
10, Do. B
St. N.Bris.Austrahisian (L .1
50 'N. Hilt. &M ercan. In.' 1.4
10 iNowgong Tea ;Limited,'
26 Ocean Marine (Insural
60 OvientalFinanciahLim.
6 'Oriental Gas .IJmited;
61 Do. New
10 (Orient. Inland Steam; L,,
10 Otago & Sthland Invest.'
20 OtiomanCornm.ny[L
60 OttomanFinanmal;L
6 Ottoman Gsa (Limited
60 Overend,Gurney,Co.• L
,110 Panama F. IL Stearn. L;
EILS l'eeD°l3.l. v. Lando.d&
160 ,Peninsular& o.Steam
' 60 1 Do. do. New
. 10 .Quebrada L, 8.,
00 ithymney Iron
15 Do. New
25 .11103. City Improv.',L
,25 Do. do
20 Rio Janeiro Gas 11m
:100 ;Regal Mail Steam
St. ,Bcot.Austra. Invest IL l
60 Smith, K olght,st 00.14
• 120 Sue.Finan. d'Egypte ,L
50 !2. African M. & In. L
25 South Australian Land
St. Submarine Telegraph '
1 Do Scrip
Tel.Construc.dtMain:L I;
2011 Do. Do.
20 .71tantemt Mersey In.,L)
20 ,Trinided Petroleum J.,
10 Trust&Agency of Ans.' r.
20 '7. & L. Co. of r. Canada!
60 Un. Marine of Liver. [L.)
6 .thaited K. Teleg. C 0.11.1
20 'Univers. Marina Lns.(l )
10 !Utter Assam Tea (Lim ;
20 Van Diemen's Laud (L, Die _
100 Viceroyof Fitypt(lfor. IL.; 30
60 Warrant Finance Lim.)l 10 3
60 Westhsdia&Pacificiit. L 10 7

IZOIJS.

400 420
16i 11
6 7
:2
6 6
2 2}

187,176'
40,000'
10,000'
•0,060;

191 20e

18_ 19.

t
90 32
Si St
4 6
1 st
22 614

2 4

i I

21 23
336 376

--1--ii
Is 18

6 8
8 5

4 4

6065
105 115
80 85

-9
11

ii
130 140
8 10

CL prior. I

i 124 I I

10:3301
30,000
30,0001
40,0001
35,000
12,5001

121 I 2
15 17 —32 31 31 i
lam
1
3 1
10 11 10t
1 fpm
t :ob. ::
1 s
10 15 —.,
77 161
77 de
1 Idi
las par
IWS par
10 II dis
134 041 —__
8 6 die
7 5Ms
114 104.1
4 2 die
1 Ipm
par
Irall
1 dls
d —,
6 10

if ];.Us
34 304
1174 1184
109 199
105 106
6 4 dls
14 14 dh
4$ Bsdll
9 7 dig,

4
dls
138 138
be
4tclls
I I dI
atlls }pro
Par Om
dli
• lads
I 6 28
• 2adla
2 4k par
15} 115,
2b 20
7e eedi
10

2
Se 2idts
lit 1 die
4 6

46 66

: -84 24ths
7 6 dis
I 2 dli
—pm
1 If
16 15 .114
se Si
14 12 dls
17 16 dls
11 Id
}Ws iPm
2 I &is
17i 111
6 11

8I 6 die
11 10 Ws
10 8 dli
31 tis
7 7 rwo
1 - m
'4 WIG
17 16 Ws
—dl.
Flu

par }poll
2 1 dla

idT.l
40 IA
3
15 17 peal
10 8 &II
kt 5%.
I

iiooo

le Is dial
2 4
20 15 .113,
84 79 I
3 4 1
37 40
68 68
10 It pm
11 2
24 26
7 8
19 21
6 4 dls
1 2
107 110 pml
113 118
21 18 dls
S 6Cs
4 41813
31 33
4566
I i

14:2001
ino,oool

2 Idi
41 4iPin
Ms 4 2
1 pm
I 2pailm
Adis
2 db

b. 4
11 A
• 10

MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.)

U 1: oTwoz.

There is little business in public securitiesto-
day, attention being still chiefly directed to the
settlement of the fortnightly account. Never-
theless the general tendency of prices is upwards,
owing to the expected reduction to-morrow in
the Bank rate of discount. The funds are firm, at
the closing prices of yesterday, while English rail-
way
and foreign stocks have improved. Banking,
financial, and miscellaneous shares are also in-
quired for, and better in some cases.
It being almost generally anticipated that the
Bank minimum will be reduced to-morrow, the
discount market is exceedingly quiet to-day ; but
the charge for choice paper is still about 9 per
cent. The rate in the Stock Exchange for short
advances on English government securities is & to
7 per cent.

Consols are now quoted en to 88 for money,
and 88* to * for the account (September 6).
In the foreign stock market Spanish Passive,
the Committee's Certificates, Italian of 1861,
Brazilian scrip, and Mexican are in request, and
have improved *to per cent. Turkish Bonds of
1862 are quoted 48 to 50 ; ditto of 1865, 261 to ;
Greek, 11 to ; Spanish Passive, 191 to i;
ditto Certificates, 14* to I ; Italian of 1861, 51*
to I ; Brazilian scrip, 4to dis. ; and Mexican,
16* to

United States 5-20 Bonds are steady, at 68it
to , but Erie and Illinois Central Railway shares
have declined about 1 per cent., viz., 421 to and
741 t to 75, respectively.

Anglo-American Telegraph shares are firm, at
12a to f, but Atlantic Telegraph are slightly
lower, at 3l to $.

International Financial shares are quoted 1/ to
dis. ; London Financial, 16 to 15 dia. ;
General Credit, 21 to dia. ; Credit Fonder,
3j to die. ; and National Discount, 7to I
prem.

HALF-PAST THREE o'CLoca.
Consols are still quoted 87i to 88 for money,
and 88,} to for the account.

About 77,0001. in gold has been sent into the
Bank.

About 30,000 sovereigns from the continent, and
10,0001. in bar gold, were taken to the Bank yea-
terday.

The foreign exchanges were again higher yester-
day afternoon, the principal rise being in the
French rates. Subjoined is our usual list :
Amsterdam, 3 months, 12.2 to 12.20 •, ditto, short,
11.18 to 11.19; Rotterdam, 3 months, 12.2 to 12.2} ;
Antwerp, 3 months, 25.570 to 23.624 ; Brussels, 3
months, 25.57 A to 25.62 t; Hamburg and:Altona, 3 months,
13.10 t to 13.101 ; Berlin, Cologne, Sc., 3 months, 6.28
to 6.29 ; St. Petersburg, 3 months, 270 to 27i; Paris, short,
25.25 to 25.320 ; ditto, 3 months, 25.470 to 25.55 ; Mar-
seilles, 3 months, 25.47 i to 25.55 ; Frankfort-on-the-Maine,
3 months, 120 to 121 ; Vienna, 3 months, 13.60 to
13.80; Trieste, 3 months, 13.60 to 13.80; Madrid, 3 months,
44 to 43t ; Santander, 3 months, 45 to 440 ; Cadiz, 3
months, 46 to 451 ; Seville, 3 months, 46* to 441; Malaga,
3 months, 46 to 450 ; Voleucia 3 months, 46t to 46 ; Bar-
celona, 3 months, 47e to 471 ; Bilbao, 3 months, 46 to
45; Valladolid, 3 months, —; Saragossa, 3 months,
45i to 45 ; Leghorn, 3 months, 28.0 to 28.10; Genoa,
3 months, 28.0 to 28.10 ; Naples, 3 months, 28.0 to
28.10 ; Palermo, 3 months, 28.0 to 28.10 ; Messina,
3 months, 28.0 to 26.10 ; Lisbon, 90 days' date, 51j
to Mt ; Oporto, 9U days' date, 511 to 511.

The annexed statement refers to the affairs of
the Agra and Masterman's Bank. It will be ob-
served with satisfaction that notwithstanding the
magnitude of the claims—estimated at seven mil-
lions and a half—a dividend of os. in the pound
will be paid in about a month.

Total amount of claims on which dividend
will be payable as estimated on June 7,
liti6, date of suspension £7,000,000 0 0
Deduct—Estimated amount
drawn out by depositors,
&c., at Calcutta after date
of last accounts received in
London, and before sue-
pension at Calcutta £200,000 0 0
Amount paid by Paris branch
to French creditors since
June 7, 1866 200,000 0 0

£1,500,000 0 0

se. in the pound is 1,875,000/.
Total number of creditors about 10,000; of these upwards
of 6000 will take dividends in London. The liquidator
hopes to commence paying the first dividend of ss. in the
pound on Monday, the 17th Sept. next; it will take a week
to pay all ; 2,000 creditors will therefore have notioe to call
on the 17th and 18th Sept., 2,000 on 19th and 20th, and
the remainder on 21st and 22nd.

Nicholas-lone, Lornbard•street, London, August 14.
A meeting of the creditors of Mr. W. Bates, of
the Ravened&le Ironworks, Tunstall, who recently
failed, took place on Monday, when the liabilities
were stated at 104,0001., while the assets are ex-
pected to realise about 10s. in the pound. A com-
mittee of investigation was appointed.
The traffic receipts of the Great Western Railway
of Canada for the week ending August 3 amounted
to 11,0881., against 11,8921. for the corresponding
period of 1865, showing a decrease of 803/.
The Metropolitan Railway traffic return shows
this week an increase of 1,2701. compared with
the corresponding period of 1865, and the Glasgow
and South Western an increase of 4151.

The preparations for the settlement on Monday
formed the chief part of yesterday's transactions on
the Stock Exchange. The rates of " continuation "
were generally heavy, the principal exceptions
being Great Northern A stock, South Eastern, and
Great Eastern, which apparently have been some-
what oversold. The subjoined list shows the terms
generally current :
Great Western even to 3, cont.

Leeds

London.
Midland.

Great Northern
Great Northern A
Metropolitan
South Eastern
North Eastern—Berwick

North Eastern—York
North British

!.16to
to 7-16
3-16 to 5-16

Great Hantern
Grand Trunk of Canada
Great Western of Canada

f to
to
to
I to

ito i
3-16 to 3-F

even to
I
L. 3d. Vo 14,9 d:

Erie

to 1-16
Illinois Central, paid up
Luxembouni le to Is. 6d.
Lombardo-% enetiaa
Alliance Rank to .4' cont.
Anglo-American Tel.
Atlantic Tel. 8 per cent.
Credit Fonder
General Credit 3d. to lid. „
International Financial 3d. to 9d.
Italian 5 per Cent. l-16 to 3-16 „
Mexican -16 to .19
Spanish Passive -16 to PP
Ditto Certificates -32 to 3-32 ~
Turkish 1865 Loan
United States 5-20 Bonds
It is notified that the ordinary and extraordinary
meeting of the Societe Finariciere d'Egypte, pro-
rogued on the 23rd of June last, will be held on the
29th of September, at Paris.
The half-yearly meeting of the Submarine Tele-
graph Company is called for the 28th instant.
Meetings of Holcomb and Company (Limited),
and of the Woolwich, Plumatead, and Charlton
Consumers' Gas Company, are respectively fixed
for the 23rd and 29th instant.
A meeting of the creditors of the General Ex-
change Bank will be held on the 20th instant, to
receive the report of the committee appointed at
the previous meeting.
The subjoined report with reference to the
bullion market- is extracted from the circular of
Messrs. Sharps and Wilkins :
A further decline in the value of bar silver has taken
place during the last fortnight, the arrivals having been
extensive, and the demand for the continent, consequent
on the firmness of the exchanges, insignificant. The price
closes nominally at 600. per ounce standard. ifexican
dollars are also lower, 4s. 100 per ounce being the rate at
which those per &war Begonia and Tasmanian have
to-day been sold. The inquiry for gold to expert to the
continent has now entirety °eased, and, as some large
amounts ere shortly expected from India, Australia, ka., a
is at last apparent of • considerable imvevonent
C°2lridock of bullion bald by the Bank of Ragland.

English, feed- - 22 to 27
potato
Scotch, feed
row
ter gr.
400,000 0 0 I Mottle and lonise-

WBICAT.

Rort-OCk &leckien-

labia
Russian, bard
suit
American, red
„ whits
BARLEY.

Grinding
Distilling
Malting .

Dutch brewing 7 21 to !SI
feeding
ARRIVALS OF GRAIN, &,
CARRIAGE, FROM AUGUST 11

VA. I qi
English and Scotch 1070 .
Irish
Yerelgn 7730 28

Total I agog
OUMPARATIVM QUANTITII
POE lINDI/4G
AVOUST 11, IsC6.
Qrs Average
45,960 .. tOs. 2d. I Wheat
62S .. Ms. 24. Barley
1.309 .. 20a. 6d. Oats