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airy visits continued. Captain eneral Confines re-
manned at Cervera with his stan conscious of hIs
inability TO counterfeit the arbitrary tendency of the
unta, tor there existed no longer any regular force
at Barcelona All the troops Of the line were out,
and the Junta freely disposed Of its batalons OF
volunteers. Even General Castro, the military com
mander. refrained from exercising his functions
On the 18th fresh negotiations were opened by the
junta with the Governor OF MOntjuich for the sur
render OF the fort The latter replied that he would
await orders, and that IN case would he deliver
up the tort to any but regular troops and that before
entering into any terms he would previously de-
spach two OF his officers to Madrid to take the
orders of the new Government The junta was pro-
ceeding with the demolition OF the ramparts on the
land side, at which 800 workmen were daily en-
plOyed. Ii was also its intention to level Fort
NountJuich with the ground.
Portugal
We have accounts from Lisbon 10 the oath ult-
The Queen OF Portugal was safely delivered of
princess on the 2lst, event which was celebrated
WIN much public rejoicing, The rumors OF changes
IN the cabinet had ceased, the differences subssting
between the members having been accommodated
Turkey.
Our accounts from Constantinople are to the 18th
July We learn by them that 10 avoid The importu-
mites OF the British resident, who urged the COM
petOn OF the negotiations at Erzeroum the Shah Of
Persia had suddenly left Tehran-a step attrbuta-
BILE, doubt, to the couHsels OF the Russian minis
ter at the Persian court Rumors have again reach
ed Consantinope, by the way of Persia, suggesting
the belief that Colonial Stoddart and Captain Con-
molly have not fallen victims TO the fate which il is
generally supposed had befallen them but these
suggestions were not sufficiently enforced by facts
TO warrant implicit reliance on the statement. The
news from Crcassla contains n0thngiot novelty.
The report Of the British merchants TO the effect
OF the commercial treaty OF 1888, between England
and Turkey has not been given in.
e-from Constantnople corresf ondent, dated the
18th July, we learn that Russla had formally protest.
ed against the late election in Serva; the Sultan,
however, seemed determined to adhere to his deci-
GU nd afiaL tno nypn rat n anR
Markets.
LONDON MONEY MARKEr-The English Stocks have not
under gone much alteration since last
vestments considerable extent made by
public, and no feature Of any importance has pre-
scented itself The intelligence by the Overland
Mail has had no effect upon the market. The premium
upon EXchequer Bills lower and Consols have receded
slightly of late the sales OF an influential broker having
affected prices ghtly in other respects we have little
alteration to notice in British funds In anticipation of
large importation of grain from abroad the Foreign
Exchanges have declined they will probably remain
without Improvement tor time but from the album
dant supply OF bullion in the Bank OF England the fuctu
atoms OF the market will have little effect upon the
prices of Stocks On the receipt Of advices stating that
Mexico bonds OF the latter country Immediately adj
vanced nearly per cent they are however, now rather
fiat at the quotations Columbian have improved as also
have Brazilian though il is by means improbable that
the Government OF Spain will refuse to recognise
the arrangements OF the late Minister Of Finances Span
sh stock continues the rise, IL cent being consd
cred a sufficiently high dividend to warrant the risk
FRIDAy NiGHr, August 4-The weather and the state
sent; general impression that prices OF will
advance and in that anticipation many orders have been
Danzc and other continental ports as before sta
ted however the value British stocks is nkelyto
be much affected by the probable imports.
Consols immediate transfer and time are 93b to 93I
Exchequer Bills are 55s premium and East India
Bonds 6ss to los premium. The New Three and Half
per tents are Iol to iot the Reduced io7t 1921 and
and the South Sea Old Annutes are 92H to Gag
The dealings in Spanish Bonds still circumscribed
and the quotations rather heavy though decline
be noticed The Five Cents are 49, to and the
Three per Cents aoI 70 Portuguese Converted stock
the Dutch Two and Half per Gents are sat to J..
LosDoS TRADE REronr, Frdey Evening. Sugar.
steady prices generally ruled The sales
500 hhds ncudng 100 hhds Barbadoes at auction all OF
which founs buyers at Cd to 81 for low fine.
No sales Of Maurius Bengal took place. In foreign
63s boxes Havana and o66 bags Manila were offered
the sound the taken in at 1885, to ass for
yellow and 23s to ais for whites the damaged (abeut
100 boxes all sold at from l6s TO 24s The Manila
brought It's Cd. for good brown.
CoFFEE-The market continues steady. or 100 bags
Cey lon sale the sound qualities bought in at
very high figure IS bags plantation Ccylon sold 75s
TO 93 $50 bags East India went at 20s Sd to Sos for
Padang Samarang bales Of Mocha sold at sos to
us 3d. and 81 casks of Jamaica at from 63s to l02s 3d.
which were full prices.
LIVERPOOL CorroS MARKET, August 4th, o'clock.
p. M-The merchants OF Liverpool are making move
ment to indace Government to allow drawback upon
duty paid Cotton exported At present foreign buyersare
limited the quantity in bond but under the system
they will also have the free stocks to choose FROM
It'll fortunate circumstance that the Commissioners of
Inquiry into affairs and the President Of the
Board OF Trade favorable to this PLAN The market
alteration Whatever in any descripon Of American Cot
ton fair demand continues to be experienced. The
sales will reach about 200 bales.
CoT1oN Trade August Sd o'clock p. M.-The Cot
ton trade has atocrabe steady appearance but the
market does not display any animation and the supply OF
American continues abundant The quotations OF
yesterday remain undsturbed and the sales Will amount
to about 5000 bales
In our market for other foreign aud colonial produce
nothing OF any Importance has been transacted.
The weather this morning has undergone favorable
change, and is at present very firm and warm.
LIvERPooL Corn MARKET, Aug SIN consequence OF
heavy rains which have fallen this morning market
has acquired more frmness and the transactions in
Wheat to-day though limited scale, have generally
moderate demand, has brought somewhat better terms
We have nothing Of importance to notice inloher arti
cles.
STATE OF TRApE-MANcHEsrER,F Friday evening.-The
immense shipments for China since the peace seemingly
the mail most parties ancying that as soon rs sup
plies get to hand there will be than sufficient for
The demandso that we report things as on Tuesday Tor
at prices without any quotable change. The demand
seems fully equal to the production.
BRAproRp, Thursday,-There is no decided change IN
our piece market The demand continues good, and all
operatives fully employed. Yarns-This article is IN
good demand both for home and Tor export The adj
lately asked by the spinners has been generally
given The spnners working mostly to order and Of
course busy.
l27G 25c 2oc; Three per Cents sou Soc 45c Soc;
Bank Auctions 3,29Gf Rene de Naples, 1907 SOC; Ro-
mans, le5. {; Spanish Actves, " 2s; beigan rive PEI
Cents, 1884, 1856 Belgian Five per Cents, is4o 1909 u
Belgian Five per Cents 1912. l07; Belgian Three per
Cents TAT SOC Belgian Bank, I'LL SOC 7sof Dutch Tive
and aha per cents Hsy Loan 47foOc Exchange
London, month, paper 25f So; money, 2ef o9tj
three months, money, 25. 45c
BoURsE, Aug 8, half past Three o'clock PM-Last
PricesFive per Cents, l22f d5c Three per Cents oo
65c
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