The Express.
London, England, 1867-09-03 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 3, 1867.

up in that way. The only evidence against Hart WU the
admission of Peerless. then discharged Hart.
Peerless asked the magistrate to deal with the case. He
said Mart gave him the meat, and he eold it to Fisk.
Mr. Prim having given Peerless • good character, the
magistrate told the prisoner he was too old to listen to bad
advice. As it was his tint offence be should order him to
be imprisoned for two months, with hard labour.

LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGEbi CE

(BY I'ELZGRAPH.)

WARWICK MEETING.-(THIS DAY.)

WOODCOTE NURSERY.

Lily ...
Retty
Chantilly

6 ran.
AVON STAKES._ Five furlongs.

Equity e, Brown Tommy, and Glenarm air; bare.
SHORTS HANDICAP. Five furlongs.
Queen of Tramps, Mistletoe, Tumbler, Besse, Dick
Turpin, Veda, Honesty, Gipsy Queen, Catherine Hayes f,
The Earl, Midwife, Diamond, and Cuckoo are here.

LEAMINGTON STAKES. Two miles.
Monbey, Beaming, Miss Havelock, Er'inburgh, Redcap,
Dr. Syntax, Pintail, Moulins+ The Lizard, Lord Para-
mount, and Broadlands are here:.
HANDICAP OF FIVE SOVS. One mile and a quarter.
Skirmish, Overture, Redcap, Drum, Buckfoot, Merry
Monarch, Mayonaiae f, Vial, Dulcimer, King's Cross, and
Pyrrhic are here.
CASTLE PARK STAKES. Five furlongs.
Veda, Cuckoo, The Earl, Slander, and Wild Blood are
here.
AIIIIIVED.-11nperi'm dam c and Master Willie.
(Entries for other races were not obtained up to mid-
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IV A ILTHER REPORT. -(TH IS DAY. )

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ltocbefort 30.0065
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31

MONEY MABERT.-(THIS DAY.)

Ora &Ow=

The markets for public securities are rather
flatter to-day, and the variations in prices mostly
in an adverse direction. Sales have been made
upon the wet weather, although it is understood
that rain can do little or no harm now to the
wheat crops. The prospect of the Alabama dis-
pute being kept open for an indefinite period has
also led some of the speculators to operate for a
fall ; but the dealings are confined to a few stocks.
Consols have declined i per cent. As regards
British railways, the reduction in three or four of
the chief stocks is not more than Ito } per cent.
Foreign bonds and banking and financial shares
are inactive.

The demand for money has somewhat dimi-
nished, the requirements in connexion with to-
, morrow, the 4th, having been satisfied. The rate
for the beat paper is 14 to If per cent. Loans for
a few days on English government securities are
obtainable in the Stock Exchange at 14 percent.
Consols are quoted 941 to 1 both for money and
the 10th instant, and 941 for the Bth October.
The Three per Cents. Reduced and New Three per
Centa, are called 93 to 4, ex div.
The railway market is rather fiat to-day, and a
reduction of 1 to fr per cent. has taken place in
Metropolitan, Midland, and South Eastern stocks.
Great Northern original, however, is 4 better. The
quotations are as follows :—Metropolitan, 1241 to
125, ex div. ; Great Western, 471 to 48 ; London
and North Western, 1154 to 4, ex div ; Midland,
119 k to if, ex div. ; Lancashire and Yorkshire,
1271 to 1, ex div. ; Caledonian, 110 to 111 ;
South Eastern, 681 to 69, ex div. ; Great Eastern,
304 to 314; Great Northern, 113 to 114, ex div. ;
ditto A, 117 to 4, ex div. ; London, Chatham.
and Dover, 171 to 181; North British, 304 to 314 ;
and Brighton, 514 to 4.

The government broker has bought to-day
21,0001. Reduced for the Sinking Fund, at 93i,
ex div.

Foreign stocks are inactive, and prices exhibit no
variation of importance. Some of the present
quotations are subjoinod :—Turkish of 1862, 58
to 69 ; ditto, 1866, 311 to / ; Greek, in to ft ;
Spanish Passive, 19} to 1 ; ditto, Certificates, 15i
to ; Italian of 1861, 481 to ; Mexican, 141
to ; Chilian scrip, to 1 dis. ; and Egyptian,
1864, 84} to 84.

In the market for bank shares, Union of London
and Alliance are offered, and have receded 10s.,
viz., to 374 to 384, and 124 to 114 dis., respec-
tively. Imperial Ottoman are quoted Ito Of dis.,
being 2a. Gd. higher ; Chartered Mercantile of
India, 30 to 31 ; and London and County, 56 to
57.

Financial shares show no movement. Annexed
are the prices :—lnternational, 2* toll dis. ; Lon-
don, 24 to 22 dis. ; General Oredit, 2* to 2* dis ;
and Credit Foncier, 6to 5 dia.
American securities are steady, at the improve-
ment of yesterday. The 5-20 Bonds are quoted
731 to 74 ; Erie Railway shares, 451 to 1 ; and
Illinois Central, 771 to 1.

Anglo-American Telegraph shares have declined
2s. 6d., viz., to 161 to b, but Atlantic Telegraph
Eight per Cent. Preference are unchanged, at
3 to I.

The mails from Calcutta, China, and Australia
have reached Suez, and the light portion, rid Mar-
seilles, is expected to be distributed in London
about the 12th inst.

The large sum of 248,0001. in refined gold, form-
ing a portion of recent arrivals, was sent into the
Bank yesterday.
The arrival of 211,2211. in specie was announced
yesterday. The Flanisteed and Shannon, from
Brazil, have brought 98,8201. and 73,901/. re-
spectively ; the Weser, from New York, 24,500/.
for England ; and the Mandiogo, from the West
Coast of Africa, 14,0001.
The advices from New York, dated Saturday,
mention that the shipment of gold for Europe was
small. At the present quotation of exchange,
there is no profit on remittanoes to England.
The liquidators of the Unity Joint Stock Mutual
Banking Association announce through Mr. 0.
Powell, the accountant, a further return to the
shareholders of Bs. per share, making 141. Bs. out
of 601. paid up. It is stated that " arrangements
are now being made to realise a most important
asset which has already caused so much delay in
the winding up, and when this is settled the liqui-
dation will be completed by an immediate distri-
bution of the remaining balance, accompanied by
a statement of the accounts."

The Telegraph Construction and Maintenance
Company have received a telegram from Sir Samuel
Canning, their engineer in chief, dated from Syd-
ney, Nova Scotia, Monday, reporting the mimes ,
ful laying from the company's steamship Chiltern
of the submarine telegraph cable from Placentia
to Sydney, touching at the Island of St. Pierre.
The Stock Exchange Committee have appointed
Thursday, the sth instant, a special settling day in
the scrip for the new 1001, shares of the London
and Westminster Bank.

The South Eastern Railway traffic return shows
this week an increase of 2,6071. over last year, and
the London, Brighton, and South Coast an ir-
crease of 2,7061.
The traffic return of the Grand Trunk Railway of
Canada, for the week ending the 17th tilt., shows
a decrease of 6861. compared with the corresponding
period of 1866.
At an extraordinary meeting of the Life Invest-
ment and MortgageCompany(Limited), held yester-
day, the agreement provisionally entered into for
an amalgamation with the London and Northern
Insurance Corporation was confirmed.
The half-yearly meeting of the Crystal Palace
District Gas Company will be held on the 19th
instant.

We are requested to state that Mr. William
Grain, of Threadneedle-street, has been appointed
a commissioner of deeds and affidavits for the
states of New York, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Massa-
chusetts, Maine, Missouri, California, and South
Carolina.

The following on the freight market is extracted
from the circular of Messrs. Rucker,Offor, and Co.:
During last week the shipping interest enjoyed a period
of excitement unknown since the close of the Crimean
war, and although all the golden anticipations formed
may not be realised some substantial results have already
been obtained, and the tone of the freight market is con-
siderably improved. The expedition to Abyssinia having
been determined upon, the government received tenders
last week of steamers for the transport service, the tonnage
offered on Tuesday being intended for India, and on
Friday for the Mediterranean. The demand could not
have arisen at a more opportune time, the steam shipping
interest being in a state of great depression, and a large
fleet of splendid steamers entirely without employ-
ment. Under them circumstances it is not surprising that
a considerable number of steamers were placed at the dis-
posal of the government, including the Great Eastern,
tendered, but not accepted. The Great Batters having been
proved to be the strongest, most comfortable, eisonomirial,
and efficient steamer afloat for transport services, her re-
jection by the government occasions considerable surprise.
The steamers ordered for survey are 23 in nuuiber, and of
these we believe that the following have idresaly been
accepted at rates ranging from 21s. to 40s. per gross re-
gister ton per month, the service in India being for six
months certain, and in the Mediterranean for three
months:—Peruvian, Kangaroo, Bosphorus, City of Man.
theater, City of Dublin, England, France, Queen, Golden
Fleece, Mauritius, Queen of the South, California. In
order to supply this fleet with coals an active demand for
tonnage has arisen; and numerous engagements have been
made. The rate for steamers is Ms. per ton for Ascension,
115 s. for the Cape of Good Hope, and for sailing vessels
451. Bombay from Sunderland, 45e. from Birkenhead or
Wales, 345. Wales to the Cape of Good Hope, :its. St.
Helena, 255. Ascension. With the exception of the war
business there is little change to note in the freight market.
The berth for India and China has somewhat improved,
tonnage being worth about sa. per register ton score than
at the commencement of last month. The Australian and
New Zealand trade osasinuas depressed, shipments for

Melbourne being made ea low as 7s. 6d. per toe for pig
iron, and 20s. to 30s. per ton for neessnrement goods. la
homeward freights we have had en active chartering busi-
ness from the rice port" at tits, to 70e., awarding to In.
and class of the veawis. There is no change in gee
helots from the Chinches. Very low rates canine* to
rule en the west coot, and a
good deal of tonnage h
been secured there for guano. 'Tbe vexatious quarantine
repletion in the Mediterranean are again exciting eh*
attention, the loss to the shipping interest, especially to
steam shipowners, being enormous.

Messrs. Truemaa and Rouge's monthly price cult
rent conta'ns the annexed information on the
sugar market :
The dulness which characterised the market in July his
continued throughout the past month, and!present quoit-
tions are 61. per cwt. lower than those of the lat
The d: cline is attributable to the &preload condition !if
the market for refiners' produce, common lumps
072
slowly at 415., being Is. 3d. per cwt. under the on
a month since ; the demand has been interfered with Ily
the competition of the Scotch and foreign refiners. Data
crushed has been freely offered, and the present quotatitin
of Ilk 3d. for No. 1 shows • reduction of 3d. per evt.
The imports of sugar during the month were 10,600 toss
less than in August last year, and the total for the eight
months is 0r.1y5,300 toes in excessof thatin the correspond-
ing period of DOW ; the deliveries for home consumption
last month were 6,000 tons less than in August last rest,
but the total to the present time shows an increaserg
35,300 tons, and the stock is nearly 35,000 tons less.than tt
was twelve months since. There has been no change in the
favourable statistical position of cane sugar ; but with
I re-
gard to the beet crops the recent fine weatherhas been musk
in ther favour ; the accounts are, however, very coslthit-
ilW, and it is too early to predict witb any degree of NSA-
racy who.. the production is likely to be. The dellveilbs
for consumption from the four principal ports of the
United Sta'es for the first seven months were 229,000 tens
against 217,000, and on the Ist ult, the stocks were 88,09
tons against 113,00 u on the let August, 1866.

MONDAY ETZWING.

! Consols, which closed on Saturday at all to I,
!both for money and the 10th inst., opened thus
morning at sq, and closed at 944 to 4. For the
rem account (October 8), the last price was 941 to
95. The Three per Cents. Reduced and New
Three per Cents. were quoted at 3 o'clock 944
to 5. The official business report is as follows
Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 941, ; ditto,
for account, 941, ? ; Three per Cents. Reduced,
94;1, 4,1, 4 ; New Three per Cents., 941,', S.
4, ; Red Sea Telegraph, 20k ; India Five per
Cent. Stock, 1121, l ; ditto Five per Cent. " en-
laced" rupee paper, 103 k, 4.
The Indian Five per Cent. stock was rather dull.
Exchequer Bills were quoted 255. to 30s. prem.,
showing no change.
Foreign stocks were in request, and the general
tendency of prices was upwards. Turkish Bonds
of 1854 rose 1 per cent.; Danubian (old), Russian
of 1822 and 1864. and Turkish of 1862, 4 ; Turkish
of 1865, ; and Spanish Passive, the Committee's
Cc-tificates, and Mexican, 1. Turkish of 1868,
l'owecer, declined ; and Italian of 1861 and
Chaim scrip, 1. -

MINE&-(THIS DAY.)

Oirs o'OLovz.

The mining market is still active, with an
absence of sellers of good shares, unless at an
advance upon the current quotations. Prince of
Wales and East Lovell have again improved—the
former to 52e. to 54a. ; and the latter to 7+ to 8.
South Caradon are quoted 370 to 380 ; West Great
Work, 3} to 4 ; Drakewalla, 12e. to 14s. ; Wheal
Seton, 1178 to 120 ; West Caradon, 7 to 8;
West Kitty, 12s. to 14s. ; North Crofty, 4} to f ;
Great Vor, 17 to 18 ; Marko Valley, 5k to * ;
North Treskerby, lf to 2 ; and Clifford, 8 to f.
Foreign and colonial mining shares are firm.
St. John Del Rey have improved 11., viz.,
to 60 to 62, and Don Pedro are 7s. 6d. better,
at 2 to 2f prem. Anglo-Brazilian are called
f' to f prem. • Chuntales, 1 to lf prem. • Anglo-
Italian, fto I prem. ; United Mexican, 2 to ;
Peatarena, f to f prem. ; Roasa Grande, f to f;
Frontino and Bolivia, f to f ; and Port Phillip,
lf to 11.
The directors of the St. John del Rey Mining
Company (Limited) have received per Shannon
the following report, dated Morro Velho, July 29:
" Produce second division of July, 11 days. 16,514
oitavas; yield 7.609 oitavas per ton. Remittance,
102,087 oitavas-980/lbs. troy.
The Don Pedro North del Rey Gold Mining
Company (Limited) have received the following
advices from Captain Thomas Treloar :—" By our
gold troop which left on the 26th ult., I forwarded
for delivery to Messrs. John Moore and Co. four
boxes containing 29,538 oitavas of gold (3,408 on.
troy). General operations—At Maquine nothing
of special interest has occurred. The works have
proceeded regularly, and the middle line of gold as
expected has disappeared. The produce cleaned
up amounts to 11,901 oitavas, and the total for
July will be about 12,500 oitavas (1,442 oz. troy).
The driving of Alice's level is progressing apace.'

COMMERCIAL AND MARKET&

LIVERPOOL COTTON AND CORN MARKETS.
(THIS DAY.)
(BT TELEGRAPH.)
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. . . . _ .

Corros.—The market quiet. Sales 8,000 Qes.
CORN.—The market fairly attended. Wheat in good
demand at :hL per cental advance on Friday's rates.
Flour steady, at late rates. Beans, oats, and oatmeal
unchanged. Indian corn is again rather cheaper ; mired
American, 345. t»L to

LEEDS CORN MARKET.—(THIS DAY.)
(NT I'LLZOII.4IPIi.)
(FROM nWN coaszsroarogrr.)

There has bren several hours of heavy rain here this
morning. More hu.,ness doing in new wheat; prices fully
as dear as last week. Other articles as before.

MINCING-LAN IC THIS DAY.)

SVGAIL —The market has opened quietly but steadily.
The sale* included 24.013,,,,, ahead' of Itarbadoes at 325. Gd.,
and 3,000 bags clayed 31..ni11a, at 30s. Refined—Dried
Foods oontinue in only moderate request, without change
in value. Pieces steady.

Corrtm—Only a moderate business is doing. Prices me
without change.
TEA. —The steamer Ajax has arrived. Samples of new
masons will be placed on the market to-morrow.
FIWIT. —The market for both new currants and Valencia
raisins is quiet, but previous prices are steadily main-
tained.

RICS-200 tons of Neeransie sold for arrival at 10*. 100.
Pzenti.-2,200 bags of Penang Meek sold at 2id. lo
3d., and white Si'eapore at 4 15-16 d. to sd.
MR.—The market is tirm,but the sales reported are un-
imun-
important.N.—The business done, which continues moderate,
is at about the previous value.
ilmre.—St. Petersburg clean quiet, at 3s!. 10s.