The Express.
London, England, 1868-07-31 00:00:00

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THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, JULY 31,

101.10 E COURTS.-4111IS DAY.,

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710 N.

✓awn, Ifarr•Ar, aged of b, Quern' e-plricto. Ivr-lhatt,
Boston, a haflull y carriage drivirr, was °horsed before
N. Barker with wilfully damaging the panel of a cab-
door, Owpropezty of Mr. Witham Ha, at the Baez-
ZUNd, lahugtos. aud dolt* damage to the amount of
IL 10".

Mr. John Wakens's, solicitor, of Great Percy-street,
smeared for the defendant.
smith, a cab-driver. of 44, Upper Marylebone.
street, Marylebone. said this morning about 2 teolook, he
was driving his horse and cab along the Besex-read, and
another cabman told him that if he did not mind he would
have his cab turned over by a number of roughs that were
Dom along the road. Ile had *sot got more than thirty
yards when be met about fourteen or fifteen men. Sours
one called out, " Why don't you take the cab home; if
you don't wo will turn it over for you." The defendant
puked up something from the road and threw it at him.
It did not strike hem, but Amok the panel of the cab,
splitting it right up.
Evidence was given to exculpate the defendant, and
Mr. Barker said no doubt 'he complainant was mistaken
in the man who thrcw the Amite, and the defendaat would
be discharged ; but he might say that if the charge had
been brought home to the defendant he would not have
gone away from the court without being punished very
sovero.y.
MARLBOROUGH-STAMM.
A GANG OP lINGOARS.

Alfred Rtynoido, Jones Gassy iliohool Ouswisithsts, and
John belly, all rough powerful-looking fellows, were
charged before Mr. Knox with bugging.
Fp/jai-constable Gordon, 33 C, said that shortly after
12 o'clock last night he was on duty in Leiosster-aguare,
when he taw the prisoners—two of whom. Kelly and Cun-
ningham, were drunk—begging of everyone they met, and
two females complained that the prisoners had begged of
them, and that they could not get rid of them, and they
appeared very much
. frightened.
inspector Steal 0 division, said that Kelly and Cun-
ningham were charged at that ooart the week before
last, with a man named Murphy, with bogging' .
Mr. KDOX said it wee • scandalous Shia, to sae such
able-bodied men going about begging.
One of the prisoners asked him what they were to do ?
Mr. Knox told them not to get drunk, and committed
Reynolds and Casey for a month each, and the other
prisoners for two months, with bard labour.

SOUTHWARK.
DEPIAI7DING • RAILWAT 0011rwrr.

Frederick William Dower was placed at the bar before
Mr. Burcham, charged with travelling in a second clam
carriage on the London and South Western Railway,
from Portsmouth to London, without paying his fare.
Anthony Coleman, a ticket collector in the employ of
the railway company, mid that on the arrival of
the train on the previous night from Portsmouth, he
observed the prisoner concealed in a second-class carriage,
apparently asleep. Witness roused him up and
demanded his ticket. After fumbling about his
pockets he said he had neither ticket nor money. He
admitted that he had come up from Portsmouth and
never intended to pay his fare. Witness took him to
the office of the superintendent, when he was recognised
as having travelled from Portsmouth on their line about
six months ago without having paid his fare,for which
he was fined 10a., and in default committed to prison
for seven days. He was accordingly given into custody.
Mr. Burcham naked the prisoner what he had to say in
answer to the charge.
The prisoner replied that it was quite true. He did
come from Portsmouth to look after work.

Mr. Burcbam sentenced him to pay a line of 10s., or be
imprisoned for seven days.

WANDSWORTH.

('barley Edbery, a marine-store dealer, was charged
with being concerned in committing a burglary at Pin-
borough Lodge, Upper Richmond-road, Putney.
The case was before Mr. Ingham on Wednesday last,
when the prisoner's wife was charged. It appeared from
the evidence of police-constable 100 V, that Shortly after
12 o'clock that morning he heard a noise in the garden of
Finborough Lodge. He went to the door, which he found
was being kept shut by the female on the inside. He
forced the door open and he then saw the pantry window
open and two men near it. One man was in the area and
the other was inside the window, and when be saw the
constable he jumped out, and both he and his companion
ran away. He followed after them, but theyescaped, and
when he returned be found the female in the road. She
was then walking along and pretended to be drunk. The
constable afterwards found that some bread and cheese
and butter bad been removed from the pantry and placed
in the area ready. to be carried off. The constable proved
hearing the opening of the window before he entered the
garden. Mr. Cobbold, a solicitor, informed the magistrate
that be was unable to saywhether the window was locked,
as he had only removed into the house a few hours, and it
was in confusion. The female went on to her knees, and
declared the constable was mistaken. She was, however,
remanded.

Thireonstable now identified the male prisoner as the
man he saw getting out of the window.
Prisoner—When was it! _ _

Ooe.t~Dls--Between 12 and 1 o'clock.
Prisoner—ln the day time?
Constable—No, at night.
Prisoner—Then I can prove that I was in bed.
Mr. Payman remanded the prisoner to be brought up
with his wife on Wednesday week.

LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE

(BY TELIONAPIL
GOODWOOD lERETING.-(TILLS DAY.)

CIIIO3TERFIRLD OUP.
Maras, .
Palmer
Moro:u7 .

23 ran.
NASSAU STAKRB:

Lennie
Athens
Vtrtats
4 ran.
HISAFFORD STAKES.
Stromboli boat Good Hope.
RICHMOND PLATE.

VeApasian
Xi

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Courtier .. .. .. .. 3
8 ran.
NURSERY STAILIM. One mile.
Croons, Sender, Good Hope, Iron Duke, St. Kim%
Alpendock, Lopes, ILaplite, -Slowinaa, Crow. Princess,
Ills-14ton, Yermak, Yellow Bode, Sagan. and Musk aro
la cm.

MARCH STAKE& Half a mile.
l'c'srlfeotheri_
_La Rose, Sister to Veda. Slanderer, Cook-
ot-the.waik, Nsesderwea, 8101111111111, WWII" WAile, Vex,
and Glisdirat are here.

CRICIRT.-(77118 DA T)

TFLB over..
manes st. nail:arm.

At a quarter pad 12 this morning play was proceeded
with in this county match. 1414 night when the stamps
were drawn Mantle was (not out) 10. To-day he was faced
by Mr. Green, whom Southerton bowled with kis monad ball.
Mr. H. A. Richards, took the semeinieg bail tithe ever,
and nisi wens oosedJs pot on till the more sacked
when Mantle cut Sou rton into Griflith'sbascis at point,
and this made way for Tom Hearne, who was prostrated
by a heavy blow from a ball of Street's. Mr. Richardson
was in rare hitting form, and very soon piled up 25 runs,
including a 5, two 4's, a 3, and three 2's. This number
be increased to 32, while Hearne made half a dozen
single.. At 1 o'clock the score was as follows : —Middle-
rex. first innings, 112 ; second innings, 102. Surrey, first
innings, 93.

Teazle o' (holm
Mr. Richardson continued to bat in splendid style, his
cuts and leg hits being especially brilliant. Bristow took
up the bawling at Southerton's end, and Griffith
relieved Street. 92 runs were put on within the
hour, and when 138 were " totalled " both Mr. Richard-
son and Hearne were disposed of. Messrs. Benthall and
V. E. Walker subsequent) played well together, but the
former was caught by the longstop, and Howitt was easily
stumped. The innings was over at 2.3 for 167 or 186
" Jupp and Humphrey again faced Howitt and Mr.
Rutters's bowling. Runs came so fast that 20 were posted
in 12 minutes ; and at dinner time the score was as
follows:—Middlesex, first innings, 112; second innings,
167. Surrey, first innings, 93.

A CHILD BORN IN THE STREET.

NQUEST.-(THIS DAY.)

This forenoon an inquest was held by Mr. J.
Humphreys, corner, at the Macclesfield Arms tavern,
City-road, respecting the death of a male child, un-
named, who died in the workhouse, ten hours after it had
been born in the street, _

It appears that on Sunday morning last, as a married
woman named Margaret Lynch, was going to the work-
house of St. Luke's to be confined, she was seized with
the pains of labour in Bunhill-row. She laid herself down
on the pavement and gave birth to the deceased. The
mother and child were carried with as little delay as pos-
sible to the workhouse, and everything wee done which their
state demanded. The child, however, died in ten hours.
Dr. Hetman Harris, the workhouse surgeon, said that the
child was slightly bruised, but death was due to want of
vital power, and not to any injury occasioned by being
born on the pavement It was not a full-timed child.
The woman Lynch was the wife of a labourer; she had
lost four children before this one, and two years ago she
was confined in the workhouse, to which she was hasten-
ing on Sunday last when the deceased was born.
The jury returned a verdict, "That the deceased child
died from exhaustion, consequent on being born in the
public street."

SHIPPINO INTELLIGINCE.-(27118 D 4 F)

(DT TELEGRAPH.)

Los nos, July 31.—Wind at noon N.W. ; pleasant breeze and
the.
nutmeat, July 30.—Arthed Lilt. Nowa44 fresh. ALFA{
Camilla, Trinidad de Cuba; Balaklava, Matanzas; ; Moen, St.
Jag° de Cuba. July 31. Favor, Buenos Ayres; Beata Parker,
Eavauniah.
Oita July 30. —Arrived : Per Humphrey Davy, horn Barbadoa. ;
Early Bird, Bt. Vincent& ; Ant Ula Cuba; Morton, Jamaica;
Christel; Bt. John'a • Shakespeare, Wed. Arrived from the Ayer
and sailed: Michael Angelo, for Bombay. Anchored: Latoque,
bydney. Arrived ; Commodore Perry, from Alva Bay; Cornu-
copia, Grenada; Ouse, West.
OIAVRIIIIND, 111—Arrived : Midas, hem Port A •
Hampton Court, • Botanist, Calcutta; ;
Gutenberg, Quebec' Holiulu;e, Quebec; Argonaut, QUebee,
801:111AMIPTON, July 30.—Arrived: Souvenir, from PeRILID•
bum.

1.1; carom, July 110.—Arrived: Windsor, from Maranham ;
Sarah King, St. Andrews. Sailed: Augusta, for Calcutta;
Medusa, Savannah ; Ebro, Santander ; Admiral Hamelin, Mama.
ham ; Nestorian, Quebec.
Piu..—Arrived : J. W. Hatfield, from Quebec. Bailed : Fanny,
for Demerara.

ll;oaoTo7Arrived : Prairie Flower, from Huelva.
Bairror., July 30.—Arrived: W. Deadly, from Newfoundland;
America, Mirant
Julyichi
Quarstrrows, 3o.—Arrived : Lizzie Merrell, from Ardroe-
san, reported leaky ; baa been towed into a dockyard.
Porrrasorrn, July 30.—Arrived Rosins, from Quebec.
Fuwar, July 30.—Arrived : Queen of the lake, from Barbadoes.
nv roam July 30.—Arrived: Minna, from Rio Janeiro;
Queen Rounii, Ban Franciaco.
Cur or, July 30.—Arrived : Castallien, from Segue la ()made;
network, Savannah; Matilda Octavio, Havannah Myrtle,
Quebec; Marion, Quebec; Panthea, Trinidad; Maria Vioentn,
Havannah.
GLOUVISTEZ, J/780.—Arrived : Quickstep, Norm a.
QI'ISNITOWII, J M.—Arrived: City of Baltimore (es.), from
Liverpool; Helvetia (m.), Liverpool; and both left for New
York.
PINZANCE Roars, July 29.—Arrived: Ellen Voir, from Pal-
mouth, for Swansea, with lore of topmast and jibboom.
Ferri-es, July f.9.—Sailed: St. Paul, for Now York ; Addle
n'Adarn, New York.
Orr Pout? LYNIII, July 31.—(6 a.m.)—Arrived: Australian
(a.) from Calcutta.
(N.TDE, July 30.—Arrived: Arran, from Quebec; Norden,
Quebec ; Gertrude, St. John's, Newfoundland.
Leers, July 3o.—Arrived: 1.. R. and H. (Berme;. Savannah.
Hum., July 30.—Arrival: Royal Victoria, from Quebec.
CASUALTIES.
- -

Liviraenot., July 30.-71e&riCesc arrived, reprirta having
mused a gnat quantity of logs of timber, apparently all fresh
in the water, from the 13th to 14th July, between tat. 46 and
48 N. and lon. 4.1 and 36 W. The Robert Hastie, arrived Iran
(kuthagens, paiswd a quantity of wreckage, apparently from a
vessel which had been burnt, Nay 19, in lat. 40 N. lon. 10 W.
FILL, July 30.—The Island Queen, of Prince Edward's Island,
from Liverpool to liontreld, hiss been fumed back to Kingecad,
making water ; cargo reported shifted.

4tiiItANTINE NOTICE.
MADRID, July 30.—Advicts from Havannah announce that a
decree has horn issued imposing quarantine epos arrivals from
the Antilles.

The " split" in the Conservative party in the
East Riding of Yorkshire has terminated in the unex-
pected retirement of the Hon. Admiral Buncombe, who
bad represented the riding for 17 years. Lord Hotham,
his present colleague, had previously intimated that he
did not intend again to offer himself. There are now
three candidates :--Mr. C. Sykes, one of the present mem-
bers for Beverley, and Mr. Broadley, conservatives, and
Lieut.-Colonel Haworth, liberal.

A case tried at the York aesizee yeeterday illus-
trated (says the Leeds Mowry) the dangers arising from
pigeon shooting matches in the neighbourhood of towns.
Mrs. Dulmer, who lives at Middlesbro' sought to recover
compensation for the loss of her husband, • builder, 29
years of age, whose death had been caused by the negli-
gence of a youth 19 years of age, the eon of Mrs.
Harris, who is connected with th• firm of Messrs.
Harris and Co., shipowners. There appears to have
been some pigeon shooting in • field near Mrs. Harris's
hones, her eon being one of the firing party. Bulmer,
a builder, twenty-nine years of age, was standing be-
hind the men shooting. Young Harris fired twice,
and turned round to fire • third time, but instead of
hitting a bird he shot Bulmer dead on the spot. Mrs.
Harris had offered to allow Mrs. Bulmer 51. per week
for two years, but this she declined to accept, and
brought the action. The jury awarded the plaintiff

A fire broke out at two o'clock on Wednesday
morning on some premises in the Passage St. Paul, fourth
arrondissement, belonging toll. Eugene Godard, aeronaut,
and although promptly got under, destroyed the balloon
Napoleon. of a value of 10,000 fr., sad which was to have
served for the fire of the 15th August. _

DESTRUCTION OP THE WHEATSITEAF TAVERN,
GnEstswicw.—Whilst the Are in Finsbury was raging
last night, another one, which unfortunately waste
tended with considerable loss of , took p
in the premises belonging to . F. X. Argars,
licensed victualler, known AA the Wboatahaaf Tavern,
No. 11, Church-street, Greenwich. It broke out in the
her and quickly ignited the barrels and ''t casks, and
before any attempt could be mole to it the Ire bad
communicated with nearly a dams rooms, and wee not
eztingniaked until the ponies sa4 oaltssiti wen
awls dosliord.

'

MONEY MARKET.-(Till8 DAY.)

_ -
OMB ' CLOCK.

Tho tendency of the atooliiTarieis, on the
whole, is not unfavourable to-day, although there
is little fresh business. The dealers are prinoi-
pally engaged with the fortnightly settlement,
which will be oomploted this afternoon. In
connection with the arrangement of the account,
the failure is announced of a "jobber," but his
liabilities arc not supposed to be very large. His
difficulties have boon caused by the reoont decline
in foreign stocks, in which he was a speculator
for the rise. Consols are without special
Change, but exhibit a favourable tendency.
Nearly all the foreign and railway securities
are quoted the same as yesterday. Brighton stock
is inquired for, upon the result of yesterday's
sleeting of the proprietors.
The demand for money has somewhat increased,
chiefly in connexion with the fitock Exchange set-
tlement, and the general rate for the boat bills is
11 per cent.
Console are quoted 94f to I both for money
and the account (Aug. 6), and the Three per
Cents. Reduced sad New Three per Cents., 94;
to f.

Railway stocks are unchanged, with the exception
of a rise of Ito per oent. in Brighton and Metro-
politan, viz., to 541 to a and 1151 to 1 respectively.
Caledonian, 75 to 1; London and North Western,
116 j to 1.; Great Western, slj to f ;
106; to 106 ; London and South Welborn. ,
02 to 93; Great &stern, 401 tin 11; BeratMlbat.,
tep.,..17 to 1; Otani Mather*, Mite FON; Ditto
19.4 to 1031; London, Millie:m.slM Doren
201 to a ; Lancashire and Yeriahlze, 130 to
York and North Midland, 921 to 931 ; Ber-
wick, 1031 to 1; and North British, 361 to 37.
Foreign bonds are inactive. Turkish of 1865
are a per cent. better, at 391 to a, while Spanish
of 1867 have declined to the like extent, the pre-
sent price being 341 to 1. Brazilian of 1863 are
quoted 761 to 77 ; Chilian of 1867, 921 to 931;
Egyptian of 1864, 83a to 84 ; Italian of 1861,
52a to ; Mexican, 161 to 1 ; Peruvian of 1865,
77 to 1; Russian of 1866, 921 to 931; Orel, 831
to 84 ; Turkish of 1838, 66 to 67 ; and ditto of
1862, 631 to 641.
The only alteration in Indian securities is a re-
duction of 2s. in the Bonds, viz., to 235. to 285.•
prem. The Five per Cents. are at 1141 to 11 is ;
the Four, 1041 to 105 ; and the Debentures, 105
to 1. Exchequer Bills show a recovery of ls., at
13s. to 18s. prem. ; Bank Stock 247 to 249.
Very few dealings have been recorded in Bank
shares. London and Westminster, 70; to 711; Lon-
don and County, 611 to 521; Union of London,
34 to 361 ; Anglo-Austrian, 7to prem.; Lon-
don and Brazilian. 30 to 25 die. ; Imperial Otto-
man, ; to 1 prem.; and Consolidated, 1 to 1 prem.
No movement is apparent in miscellaneous shares.
National Discount, 6/ to 71 prom.; General
Credit, 21 to 11 dis. ; Credit Foncier, 21 to 3 per
share; International Financial, 11 to 11 die. ;
London, 26 to 24 die. ; Hudson's Bay, 151
to 1; Telegraph Construction, 16 to 1, ex div. ;
Atlantic Telegraph Eight per Cent. Preference,
41 to 1 ; and Anglo-American, 211 to 1.

American securities are rather dull. The 5-20
Bonds are quoted 72 to ; being 1 per
cent. lower ; Erie Railway shares, 431 to
44 ; Illinois Central, 941 to 1 ;
showing a decline of 1; Atlantio and Great
Western Debentures, 411 to 421; and the Conso-
lidated Mortgage Bonds, 411 to 421.
Us Canadian Lori► is quoted 1031 to 1061 ;
the Swedish, 21 to S prem. ; the Egyptian, 1
die. to 1 prem. ; and the Tamboif-Kosloff, 1

The joint traffic return of the Caledonian and
North British railways shows this week an in-
crease of 2,4411. over last year.
The following notification has been issued by
the Bank of England : _

Notice is hereby given, that in order to prepare the
dividends due on the 10th October, 1868, the balanees of
the several accounts in the following funds will be struck
on the night of Tuesday, Sept. 1, 1868, viz. :—New 31.
per Cent. Annuities, Reduced 31. per Cent. Annuities,
Annuities for Thirty Years, Annuities for Terms of Years,
India 41. per Cent. Stock. On Wednesday, Sept. 2, the
above-named funds will be transferable without the divi-
dend due on the 10th October next.

BANK ST/XL—Shut : Wednesday, Sept. 16. Open :
Monday, Oct. 12.
August 1, 1868.
TWO O'CLOCK.
The English funds are slightly flatter, at 941
both for money and the tith of August.

FOUR O'CLOCK.
The government funds are rather firm, at 94:
to 4 both for money and the account.
In the railway market Metropolitan stock is 11
per cent. higher, at 1164 to 117, upon a rumour that
the directors have determined to divide the ori-
ginal stock into A and B. Ifidland is quoted
1064 to showing a rise of # per cent. ; Brighton,
54 to t, being I lower; South Eastern, 77 to t
London and North Western, 1161 to I ; Lancashire
and Yorkshire, 130 to 4 ; and Great Western, 51:
to t.
As regards foreign stocks, Turkish of 1863 are
in request, and t per cent. better, at al to 3.
Italian of 1861, 521 to t ; Orel, 834 to 84 ; Nicho-
lai, 66 to ; and Spanish of 1887, 34} to 3.5.
No bullion operations have occurred at the
Bank to-day.
At Paris to-day the Three per Cent. Bente,
opened at 70fr. for the account, being about the
same as yesterday.

It is stated that in consequence of the legal
questions which have been raised by a few of the
shareholders of the Commercial Bank Corporation
of India and the East, the Master of the Rolls has
further postponed the payment of the second divi-
dend, which was some time since declared ; his
lordship being of opinion that the relative rights
and liabilities of the corporation and the Old
Commercial Bank of India should be defined by
the court before any further distribution of assets
is made.
The dividend of the Great Southern and Western
of Ireland Railway Company is announced at the
rate of 5 per cent. per annum, against the same
rate for the corresponding period of 1867.
A meeting of the British Colonial Steamship Com-
pany (Limited) was held yesterday. The opera-
tions for the half year show a loss of 3,4061.,
which is ascribed to the depression of business in
and with Canada.

A meeting of the Anglo-lonian Steam Naviga-
tion Company, called in compliance with the articles
of association, was held yesterday, to receive
the accounts for the half-year. The proceedings
were quite of a formal character, and the question
of declaring a dividend was deferred till the next
meeting.
At the meeting yesterday of the Bahia Steam Na-
vigation Company (Limited) the directors' report,
which was adopted stated the balance to profit
for the six months ending December last at
3,606/., but recommended no dividend, owing to
the enorm ins sacrifice involved in remittances
from Bahia at the present unfavourable rate of
exchange and the large amount of accruing liabi-
lities for new steamers and works of extension.

At the Meeting of -the Netherlands Land En-
closure Company, held yesterday. the directors' re-
port stated that " the profit and loss account for
the ppaaset year, upon comparison with that of the
prevus year, is satisfactory as regards the im-
proved position of the oomy's
_poldars.'
A gemmit ratistiai el drs-Dosake sad Black

888.

ISea Railway and Yustendjie Harbour Company
(Limited) is called for the 13th August.
At the meeting of the proprietors of the Bir-
mingham Joint Stock Bank (Limited), the divi-
dend declared was at the rate of 20 per oent. per
annum, free of income tax, payable on the Ist of
Augmt.
Mr.
Cape, the official liquidator, announces a
dividend of Os. in the pound to the creditors of the
Merchants Company (Limited), and of 2s. in the
to the creditors of the Richmond Hill Hotel
the
y August. imited), both payable at his office on
"Arof
The directors of the Paraguasen Steam Tram-
road Company (Limited) have made a call of 21.
per share, payable on the 2nd of September.
The Emigration Commissioners have taken up
the iihip Tornado for the conveyance of passengers
fo Melbourne.
With regard to the wool trade, the annexed is
from Mr. Helmuth Schwartze's circular, dated
yesterday:
The third series of London Coloalal wool sake has
to-day been fixed to commence oa Thursday, the 13th of
August. The following are the quantities arrived up to
date :-69,920 bales Port Phillip ; 54,7[4, Sydney ; 39,08
new Zealand ; 9,828 Adelaide ;8,477, Van Diemen's Land;
*319, Cage-190,118 bales. Further 20,000 bales may be
to arrive in time, making the probable total
217,0 "00 bales. There is not much spirit in business, but
Me bade is everywhere well employed, and in the face of
good harvests all over the world, oonsumption may
towards the fall of the year be expected to receive • new
and more powerful impales than it has experienced for
the last couple of years. Last sale's closing prices will
under them Oizemastaaces be probably firmly maintained.

The fo/lowing ie the offiiial retUrn of the cheques
aud bills cleared in the Bankers' Clearing-house
fdr the week ending Wednesday, July 29 :
_ .

11,89907,
i Isltli
=mr,u'a, 26 9,679:00•
MMOOO
Irooday, hey 17 aWsset
Tua•daratury 18 l4OOOO
Iredaanday. July 29
,785.000

JOHN C. Pooocx, Deputy-Inspector.
Baaken' Clearing-house, July 30.
After allowing for the circumstance that Satur-
day was a holiday on the Stook Exchange, the
week's total is unusually small. At this time last
year, when business was likewise slack, the amount
for the week was 60,683,0001., which, however,
included a Stock Exchange settlement.
The return of the Bank of England for the week
ending Wednesday, July 29, compared with that
for the previous week, shows the following
chimp! :

Circulation issue £35,748,110 Decrease £66,630
Circulation active
Publiodeposits 3.499,374 Increase 369,460
Other deposits 21,464,054 Decrease 623,318
Government securities in

banking department .. 14,614,394 No change.
Other securities in bank-

16,070, 301 Decrease 330,109
Colinngandntronat in both

departments 21,984,661 Decrease 112,683
Seven day and other bills 601,484 Decrease 23.981
The Rest
-. . . .3,315,648 Increase 10,358

Notes in reserve
Total reserve (notes &coin)
in banking department 12,638,846 Increase 52,622
The deposits, on balance, have diminished, but as
the Bank has had repaid to it 330,1091. of advances
previously made on private securities, the reserve
shows a small increase. The withdrawals of gold
from the Bank for exportation during the week
were 65,0001., and as the reduction in the coin and
bullion shown above is somewhat larger than this,
it is to be inferred that coin has been wanted for
the purposes of the harvest.

HANK OP
Ax Amon., pursuant to the
for the week gnaw en

assCia DIM
Notes ismied 05,718,110

£16,748,110

Proprietors' Capital.E4,66i,oos.
Rest
public De=i;
eluding
Savings
Ccanmisalonen of
National Debt, sad
DtridendLeassints) 3,4541,214
Diller Depcaila
Seven Day and °thee
Billa

*LAND.

Act 7th and Bth Victoria, cap. 22,
ledactictay, July 29,721&

6;Weex-Meat Debt tmotrooe
Other Securities
Geld Coin and 8u11i0n.90,748,110
Silver Bullion.

£36,748,110

PARTIIIINT.

Dated the 30th day of July,

04,614,394
Other Secaritier 16,070,304
Notre 11,4!!,707
Odd and Silver Coda 1,11111,661

AU,513,664
G. Fours, Chief ambler.

MINE&-(THIS DAY.)

ONE O'CLOCK.

The mining market is moderately active to-day.
West Chiverton, 60 to 61 ; Prince of Wales,
375. to 395. ; Great Vor, 15 to 16 ; New
Lovell, 19s. to 21s. ; East Lovell, 61 to 71;
Emily Henrietta, 32 to 33 ; Chiverton, 61 to 7
Wheal Chiverton, 225. 6d. to 275. 6d. ; 'Wheal
Trelawney, to 9; West Caradon, 5 to 6; and
Great RetallaCk, to 31.
Bt. John del Rey shares have risen 10s., viz., to
19 to 20. but other foreign as well as colonial
mines are unchanged. Don Pedro, 2/ to 1 prem.,
Anglo-Brazilian, par to .1 prem. ; Pestarens,l to 1
die. ; Chontalee, 2 to ; Roma Grande, 1 to
1 ; Anglo-Italian, par to 1 prem. ; United Mexi-
can, II to 1; Prontino and Bolivia, Ito # ; Port
Phillip, 11 to 1; and Yudanamutana, 51 to 6.

RAILWAY, lIINING. AND OTHER
SHARE&-(THIS DAY.)

[Closing pnoes to p.m!
COLONIAL OOVERNXEN'T SECURITIES.
1041 Canada, Jan. and July, 1877 to 1884 (6 per cent.),
, 31.
Do., Jan. and July (5 per cent.), 911, 21.
Natal, April and Oct. (6 per cent.;, 109.
New South Wales, Jan. and July, 1888 to 1896 (5 par
cent.), 991, 1.
New Zealand, Jan. and July, (6 per cent.), 98j.
Queensland, Jan. and July, 1882-86, lost.
Tasmanian, Jan. and July, 1895 (6 per cent.), 105.
Victoria, April and October (6 per cent.), 1141, 1, 14.

ORDINARY SHARES AND SiOCl/V.
Caledonian, 764.
Great
Great NEasternorther,n, 1 404, 1. 391, 40.
061.
Do. A (A receives no dividend pistil 6 per cent baa
been paid to B), 103,
'one
Great Western, al, 61f.
Lancaahire and Yorkshire, 1301.
London, Brighton, and South Coast, 64, j, 1, and 631,
for money.
London, Chatham, and Dover, 201.
London and North Western, 1164, ff..
Manchester, Sheffield, and a.i,431, 4.
Metropolitan, 1161, 4.
Do. Extennon (ffiv. Rm. to 6 per cent. till Jan.,
11170), 11
Midland 11.,
106.

South }stern, 77}, I.
PREFERENCE SHARES.
Great Western, Original, Birmingham guar., 70.
London and Brighton, 6 per cent. guar., No. 1, 1024, ad.

PREVERik CE.B*ARI!E AND TOCHB.

Midland, 6 per cent. optional to convert to ordinary
stock, Sept. I, 1869, 1.

BRITISH POSSESSIONS.
List Indian, gna. 6 pee cent., 1081.
Groat Indian Peninsula, guar. 6 per cent., 10&
Do., Delhi,
Sande, gua. perlolf cent., 102.
2i.

FOREIGN RAILWAYS.
Antwerp and Rotterdam, 101.
Eastern of France, 211.
Great Luxembourg, 121, 1.
Lemberg-Cxernowtts, guar. 7 per cent. (Lim.), 161.
Sambre and Meuse, 61 per cent_pref. 91.
South Austrian and Lombardo-Yeantiash 161.

KIEICEIL&NROI3IS.
=Mediterranean Te (Limited), 1.
sad bids Magnetic (Limited), lei.
Camads Oaapsay, Id.
pas mat. Vioaroy, gaa. by Egyptian yam.
leant. BBYY
•
Hudson's Bay. 161,
Rerater's Telegram, 61
Royal Mail Steam, $37.
Wars* Ooaalrualioa Maiatasseas (Limited,.
14, ad.