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THE' 'DAILY mWS9 MONDAY, SEP 'iJ'Tmrv '8 1 1 1 -i. Mrs 50, LTOGtATB-HH TSE'NOnm OF ENGLAND IltON TMABE. CJAMUBIi BBOTHjEES, MQ23EY MARKET. senerallvlats rates were realises. The ehow of beast Was again EMENJ invito attehWaHi ANNOWiJC and PRICE 1 1 53)6 iron trade haa not during "flie paat week any; mines.

Satutoat In homo shares, Cook'o Kitokon, East Lovell, Mttrice Valley, and South Cam Brca were Ann, ot a Blight advance. Itoman Gravels and Wheal Kitty (St. Agnea) were, however, dull. As reRiirds foreign arid colorilal shares, IJiiares and Sweet-land Creek roso Cs. Subjoined is our list of quotations jsryfaiaa, bttf-thqush todq rated dull bbIIcm were.

dispesed ttfmhkS'cbaoeBslonBj nd whcrSsales Veto mode they fast Milch and iaToalf cowb were makmg froiiaU to 23 each heifers were sailing at -tci16 SSahi' PFhs fetched from 9 to 11; andvra frbm4us. fo 45s. each. Of sheep there was a good supply, buyers were- in fair attendance, sad a moderate busijjeso'wodeJiV at ahoat of last were mtois fesiiaSs. each, and sheep from4Ua.

to64s. each. The market was also yell supplied with pigs, but buyers worenly in small attendanceand taeofaie casea flXEE SYSTEM (introduoed bySAMOEL J. and favourably tcjted for unwau of THmrOSi'Ha Byittho ENWSB SXOOKte d05J intoKiNU gLAa, wonecaToly marked Ato and quality and iriceTEvcry Garment and ovary Hooe of Clohis plairdi and unuutilaibly mafkod the olossjo wldoh itbolons. The Bales me a .10,000 haW taduding 8,000 on tffleouUtion Maeffl American sold atejd.

to 04d, SCO 78d. 8 60, TOEgypthm. 8id.tol8d.; aoo.Pfiru.&e.j8iairf( flJd.j, 2,500 46Y to 6jd. Imports 1,416 baleai (Tho market woo with a moderate business doing, without quotablo ohanjjala prices. ENGLISH JUNES.

Hnnth Carttdon: 90 toflS 7b. od. to las. ea. miwo Dwca wrtira uniqstm m(K COTTON GQOK9.

Mamobtsotes, Sara, '6-No IronroMment! Business, Moming, and IjhyeiVr Small majna ftom-16s. to es from.86fl.to 46s. and 70s. each. Fork was Dress.

maas, Prect, and OlcrienL imd: Dress. ana her'stonrl: ib. ea.tojs.wtt. Clerical. Nonwiair.

Sept. fi.Thorfi was a. Btnallerfihowof store eattle'ori offer here Buameas wae'faratherla diUl and languid 25a. itffl. 64 438.

fid. 86s, South Condurrow, Bj to 8J SouthCrofty.lltolB 7to7J Tinciof S0J to 3i Van Consols, 2J to 2 West Baaset, 8J WetstChivcrton, 2 to Si West DVancca, OtolQ West Maria, 8s. to 10a. WestSoton, 21 to 23 Wheal Basset, 20 to 22i 66 to 08 Wheal GrenvrUe, 4 to Ah 6lto7 wm urea, 04 to 00 Cook's lUtohcn, i to 10A Dolooath, 44 to4G EastLovoll, It to 18 East Pool, 0 to 10 GrcatLaxoy, 114 to t2 to SOs.Od Lndywell, ij to 8 Murkc Valley, Us. to lOe.

Parj-'s 9s. I'cunerloy, lj to 18 Pcnstnithnl, 10n.tol2s.fld. rrincoof Wales, 32a. fld. to 15s, Roman Gravels, 1 to 144 QAtv.

rnM. uAn vnl a hernswero axictodat10 2(1 i-adh. imd Irinh stores at 8 to very decinvo a mis been quoted at ess. to anu ne caahoHtaof.o.j. Tees-3Siere IMm ia stronger te fjorge iicji, dnd: prioes have on the whole peeri 5no.

ironmasters have torelybcen in iBttenaaaoo at thfljron and Steel Iastitute moetinB! at Barrow-in-Eurness, which has to some estentTinterf ered withbusineEs. There is also anelenienb of disturbanco to the general r'elationo of trado appreherided from the attitude i)f the Durham pitmhn; who havo jBsfereceiVed a1 fortnight's notice of tbp intohtionpf the ooal-ownms enforce a reduction of per, the men having refused to tjuhmlt the matter to atbitation. Ofhe jron fjodo in view of a possibls pjage; the coal sapplies are ansdous to secure what stocks of coal aud coke they can fprward, which has made the coal trade busier, whilst prices hove also been stiffer, Tke manufactured iron, trade haa Bhown Blinhtly improving "symptoms; There has Been a rather increased inquiry for raids" whilst thote trade is expected to improve, although lit present the mills ore alack Plato-makers are pretty-steodily whilst the prospcota and preseat condition of the iron BhipbuildiDS trade are satisfactory. In regard to prices there 'isi spc'akiDg, no change. average about 8 for ordinary secticinB; plates, 9 6s.

Shipments botH cf iron and coal ore steadily wiftit iseipeijCedi'-oontiaub till' thc.ead' of theshippidg The shipment of coal and iron to the Baltic is being pushed forward i alto Propeetx far Ijverpool. The Idvomool Law Society are understood to have nurohaacd 12 Sat beef made 10a. sndlls, nerl41bs. The uub uwuiiu uuh neat, uuu prices Bre.amsui ifctuttir ju. quoted lower.

The margin ot profit for the producer is too low for any jeduetipa to bo thought of unless tho ordera OJpBif or very oonsiderabei iuantitjes, bjrt buyers havd confined their isipuries to retail scale of blitEness. The conrsa of the cotton market this week has not heod iriassurujff na to tho etabjUity of present of the Eoatexn trade contihuea to weigh down all' other dopartraonts'of tho Tho axlstinjj demand for many of tho European countries, the Levant, asforthehome trade, would probably suffice inotherohnastjmoes to take off the production, but the over supplsiwilj be an increasing embarrassment till there ia some great change for the bettor in Eastern prospects, or W. manHWoturers and spinnerscan arre6 to mn their mills mnnh leas fcnnataiitlv than at nresent. 28s. 215.

49s: 49s. 42s. 57b. 57s. Wheal uny, 14 to 33a.

JFOKEIGN AND COLONIAL MINES, Kralirainary have been taken tq test the balance of opinion 3toSj New Quebradaj Alamilloa. 11 to IS show ot sheep and lambs was good basinesti was dull ana qulec at about prevloue rates. some cases head. Kepphiff sheep were to head: I'atmuttOB, Os; Cd. to Thfre whs littlo change fa store pjts fat pork, 7s.

6d. jo. 8s. -jjjf. 14lbs.

Plcjiro-pneumohiaj limi rather inaeased ihNbrfblkj bntho'othorhad, foot and mouth disease has slightly declined. Nottingham, Sbpottbeb rtpply of. cajiBlphero.toiday was limited. The trade iwas qdiet, and -there wois nonnterial alteratieninprioes. Calves wore.a vcryamall ehowj the were about the same as' before.

'IHefo Were hot many' sheep Bhowing, and the demand was very, prices beinjf'abbut aa lastquoted. Lambs wero'ingood'frapply, but thoiaouuyjffosre-atricted, rates 'rernainlhg atjout tho same as heroiotorc. was afairohciwof'pigsywhioh made aboutlate rates, demand befog steady. Howes' were a poor 'show, uottipns PanuMllo. i tol 4da; 50s.

78s. 423. 75s. 50. 65b.

'45s. 81s. 65s. 6.6s. lOia.

94s. from a local solicitor the block of bttildiugs iu Lordtstrcet, 1iuIiT--I'ln 1LLL iJi.Lj. i. I 1.1. Almada and Tivito, tQ Austadion, lltol Dlinman Consolidated Coppes, 1-10 to S-lfi Capo Copper, 27 to 29 Chonttdea, 8 to Colorado, 3i to3)f Ebeihordt, 4J to il Enupa, lJtaSji Flogstaif, Si toS? Frohtirio, i to General Mininr, 8Jto 0j KapuudaH to 03 dis.

Last Chance, litolj rontpiuauu tsuver, is so 21 Hiohmond Consolidated, 6 to 64 Kio'Xinto, a to 1 dis. Eossa Grondo, 15-16 to 18-16 dffl l-lGtoMS Russia Copper, 2 to 24 St. John del Rey, 235 to 245 Scottish Australian. 18 to 1 Ditto, New, par to i pronv Bierra Bntteo, 2 to 2J Sweotland, 4 to i United Mexican, Sto 35 Vancouver, 1 to 1 prom. Yorho Peninsula, to 5 IK whys, fci per ueau, calves, aus.

10 Bueep, das. izn.t lambs, 20s. to sucking pigs, 14s. strong stores, SOd. to 10fl.iTtftr hnlirl.

70s. W7s. 117s. -1P2. METROPOLITAN MEAT MARKET.

MMiTni-iELn. 8eptv 6 84s, 70s. 12U. 130o. 110a.

A moderate Bupply of meat wsb on. sale hero to-day; 'and the ftoowa iii) nunwu'd iik, is -intonucu tp trauiuvfi tuu off a large portion of the premisea or lawyers, offioeB. aud other puiposes. The prioo paid ia stated td be about Smeo the disastrous falluro-of Barned's Bank a fyyr years ago the' premises fcvei 'yemajneft empty, and no purchasers' eoiild bo found, The grandest nnd most luxuiiant hotel in the world, wh'ero clfthe rcalcomiortB of life cau be enjoyed, is the Grand Hotel, Paris, tfhichis rarticn'tti1' IworoBcndtd to the nobilih; and gentry for itsmodcrtte chnrscE. Saiticularattepfionisdevotedfoilioeentai of the table, and tho selection of the best sndcholcestvfmea.T-A"Vaa traae was good ac uie toiiomngquotations uecr, irom bs.

iu. to mutton; 2d. lamb, 4s, 6s. uJUU HUH lUbClUt.liiVU, IU1U li. IHllUt 1U11JUBIMU1U muiwtwn.

four days a weok may be effected at the beginning c-f next weok. LACE AND HOSXmy.NoTrWBiAi. 6bt. lafe trade during the past week hoj been more quiet than for some timo Orders comein slowly, and buyers do not pur-chimo too large extent. In the silk branch there is less doing In coil and other hair note.

As a whole, plain branch is more active than the fanoy department, laces (on account of the prevailing fashions) Iielng extiie'mely dull. The raw market ib flat; and there is very little doing in material. Da the cotton Koo brauoli extra stiff note keep in request. Curtains arc less active, and other departments of tho fancy trade keep dull. In laco yarns there ia no ohange.

The hosiery trnderemams without much alteration thchome demand continues quiet, and there is not much doing for shipping. Hosiery yarns maintain late prices. LONDON WOOL SALES. Sept. 6.

Messrs. Charles Balme and Co. offered 8,390 bales, oomprisinB 8,232 bales from Port Phillip, 2,542 New Zealand, 2,144 Cape, 471 Port Natal, 1,061 Sydnev, and 245 bales Adelaide. Notwithstanding th6. largo supply brought forward there was good competition, and prices ruled ilrm.

WOOL. Donoabteb, Sept. E. An extra market was this the number of sheets pitched was less than a hundrod, aud these included looks, and cots, and inferior staff. What' little, however, thatwas offering was firmin price.

WOOLLEN. Leeds. Sr-ft. 5. There has been no great buoy-anov at to-dav's woollen market.

Local manufacturers and mer ijinares, si to a Saturday Btekino, ITho demand for money continues on a modcrato and tlio "outside" rates are maintained at to por cent- for short paper. The Bank has shared but little in the? discount business; and on llio Stock Exchange tho demand for shortloans on Consols has fallen off, the rate having deolincd to li to 2 per cent. In tho stock markets the commencement of the holiday season has had tho usual effeot of thinning attendance of members, and there has to-day been remarkably little businoss done, oven for a Saturday. The opening prices -were dull from want of support simply, but an improved tendency succeeded, resultiug, in one or two departments, in slightly firmer figures at the close in some stocks, Tho English funds were steady. Consols show no change for money, at to but the price for the account is 1-10 lower, at to J.

In home railways there has been hardly anything doing, and prices, with one or two exceptions, aro about the same as at last night's closing. The market opened dull, and remained so to tho lost. London and Worth Western, Midland, and North Eastern Btook declined per while South Eastern Ordinary rose i and Chatham Preference, The feature in. the foreign market has again been in Peruvian stocks, which have recovered tho fall of yesterday, the failure of the attempt to assassinate the President of the Eepublic having caused a rebound in prices. Tho 1872 Loan rose per and ditto of 1870 7-16, Other securities in this department have partaken of the general inactivity, and they show no', very important change.

Egyptian 1873 improved French Five per 1-16; Brazilian 1865, Colombian, ditto External Debt, Danubian 1864, and Quebec City Six per and 1873, 1 and Uruguay, 1-J. On the other hand, Turkish Five per 1865, declined ditto, Six per ditto, 1869, and Treasury Bonds, Brazilian, 1871, A and Italian, 1861, Japaneso Seven per Cents." also fell 1, apparently upon the telegtaphio advice from Nagasaki, published this morning of the assassination of tho German Consul. In the American market Atlantic 1st and 2nd Mortgage were dull at a decline of J- per while Erie shares and the Government Five per Gent. Loan were firm at a rise of Canadian lines continue depressed. Great Western fell Grand Trunk 2nd Preference, and ditto 3rd, In telegraphs, business was firm.

Anglo-American rose Telegraph Construction, West India and" Panama Preference, and Eastern Extension, 1-16. London and California. 1 to 8 as. so. loos.

anuppru, s. to os.tia, in Enidijh, Scotch, Irish, and ioreto manufactured Twee, Dt skins, Homo Spuns, Worsted Diagonals, Superflno Cloths, flllk-nitoM' Coaungs, aud every knovynTegtnre. OVEBOOATS. In Homespuns, Silk Mnituros, Waterproof Tweeds, Witneys, Eiyidans, Beavers, IriBh nrioses, and all New Textures. HAY AND STRAW.

Wjuteohapbl, Sept. 6. A good-Bupply of hay was on sale here to-day, and wwsteadyat the Huujomeu uiTenuy i leiiuw uuy, ous. ia ioif. wiml 76s.

to 1270. and straw, 88a. to 420. per Ipad of 38 trusses, iOTJSBES In Tweeds, OhoTiots. Diagonals, Satar Blaolt uxtosa ana JUiioo uoesianB, ana every negnwenw.

HOPS. Sept. 6, We have.had rough but warm weather this week. The wind has caused some havoc among the poles, and the rain has rather retarded the maturing of tho crop. Piclants will not be treneral for some ton davS.

Anartial commence lOssiKcrm'B haib iibstobbb. liarAUS'iWATa. anoy. iniDets, Aivesas, wubsss, 7 Linen Drills, Bnperane CasshnaM, Oorded and Enured Suss, ment' was made this week, but the hops were found to be hardly i OSSBTTEE'S HAIJ EESTOEfflK." ripe anu lurtner piciung wna suspDnacn. nowover, ossKmsiv.a ka.tr, bebtobsb.

Iiitn tn Mr. nfthn'Valn of Neath Brenerv. Glomoriran Bhiro. There will bo very few hops to, show at our amino! fair HAIB BJSST0BEK. TDTOSSJSTTBBfS HAIR BESTOBEE.

on this nay fortnight. POULTRY. Lbadxhuau, Sept. 6. Large fowls, 4s; Od, to Ko rt.l em'nll rllH-rt ila firl ri An 11,1 1n fld tr, rosSiSTlOSK'S HAIB BESTOBEE.

Tho directors of the Ebcrhardt and Aurora MinloR Company (Limited) havo.thia morning received tho following telegram from Captain Drake: "1,010 tons crashed during An ffust, producing average assay, 63 dollars per Mine looking Tlie following is from Messrs. J. Bergcr Spanpa and Weekly Mineral and Motal Report: MixekalsJ IntolHsrenoa from the coal districts is anything but eneouraging: however, opinion as to future probabilities must be deferred until we have the minutes of the next meeting of co'il-owncrs. In the meantime inquiry continues unabated at unchanged prices. In iron ore there has been littlo doing.

In copper ores mid regulus higher prices have ruled. At the last 8wnn3ea tickctings, prices to arrive wove somewhat higher than the highest paid for immediate deliver-, plainly indicating, that the upward tendenoy of rates is not quite spent. On tho 31st of lust moDth stocks in Liverpool and Swansea were unimportant, and no new arrivals have sinco been reported. The demand for manganese continues good) high prices havo opened now sourccsof supply; but their yields have not influenced ouv market, its they mostly consist of inferior quality for which there is ft vety limited demand. In antimony 010 good qualities have had a ready sale.

Mktals. The natisfactory progress of tho iron trade has been slightly checked by the recent advices from tho eonl centres. Whilst in some tho inovitablo is recognised and submitted to, in others it is stubbornly ignored and opposed, a threatening attitude being thought i.flicient to meet llio demands of tho musters, The ill-advised will no doubt sooner or later givo in, but waiting that consummation the trade continues extremely unsettled. Wo think, however, that confidence in tho uturo has no less justification now than it had a week ago. Both merchants' and consumers' Btocks aro low, and the few contracts in tho conreo of ullilment nro scarcely sufficient to cover tho incoming orders for finished iron.

The depression in the Scotch pig iron market continues. Steel manufacturers are fully employed, especially for American account, nnd tho activity in this branch has increased tho demand for hematite, though not to any great extent. In other metals business has been much moro animated. Copper has been in good request, and large tnuisoctions are reporteed at advanced rates. Tho slight dulnoss which characterised tho market yesterday has not been attended by ahyiidl of Lead has been steady.

Tin a littlo easier, tho price of English being rather lower. In spelter business has been prices firm. 2s. 9d. goslings', to 3s.

duoMings, 2s. to 8s. rabbits, Is. Od. to la.

8d. wild ditto, 8d. to and pigeons, Od. tols.d." FRUIT AND VEGETABLES. Covext-gaiidex, Sept.

8. OSSETTBeT HAIB BESTOBEB. ii lOSaET'i'liE'S HAIB BESTOBEB. Apples, Is. to Is.

Gd. Currants, 4s. toOs. Od. plums, Ss.

to 43. ObSiiTTEB'S HAIB BESTOBEB. nor half sievo nnticots, 2s. to 4s. Acs.

8s. to. 4s. ncctaimes, OV3SROOAT3. TROPSEBa, WAKTOQASS.

02 r-rvj i.mrf. ii Batiness, 'Bnsiiiessi I Wt Monunff, darioaJ. Mornins, BUkftif-. 3 iiS56' "nS.i and and and Bvaatafr JWfi Travel- Ssie. niasa.

Travel. DseST aerlcal. liny. 21s, 30s. 12a.

6d. is. 42s; 14bT" J4. 7a. 0 3S' 50S' lfis l8s" 8s" rmT' 60s.

"i7s. ea. 17s. ei 8s. ea.

14b. Jg! 60b. 70s. 22s. 1L Ho.

16a, a 56s. 75s. 24s. 24s. 12s.

18s. 70s." loT 28s. 14a. 22s. 100s.

30s. 16s. 24a. 8s. to "8s.

peaches, 8s. '0d. to lOu.j and pears (dessert); 3s. to 3s. per dozen mulberries, Is.

'6d grapes ihotljousc), Is. 6d, to OSaErrEB'B HAIR BESTOBEB, Us. pineapples, xa. to us. per lu.

lemons, ius. to zb. ni-anfos. l'is. to walnuts.

2s. nor hundred and melons. tOSSEZE TJBB'S'HAlB BESTOSiEB. 83, to 6b. each, Vegetables Artichokes, Ss.

to 0b. beeti'ie. to Ss. cauliflowers, 8s. to lettuces, Is', to 2s.

parsnips, l)d. to tomatoes, la. to 3s. and vegetable to 3s. broccoli.

9d. to Is. celerv. lei. fld.

to horse "HAIB BESTOBEB. 'HnBBES'KlBEBT radish, Ss. rhubarb, 9d. to Is. and wvlnafy, le.

Od. -per OSSMTKB'B EossetWivs bundle, carrots, 6d. to Is. fennel, herbs, leeks, and turnips, 4d. nei-.

bunch eoleworts. 2s. 6d. fo 4s. norsley, HAIB BESTOBEB.

i'S HAIB BESTOBEB. to 4s; und radishes, Is. to 1b. Od. per dozen bundles garlic, and shallots, 3d.

per lb. broad beons, onions, 3s. to potatoes, 3sl lid. to ditto new, 4s. to and spinach, 2s.

to 8b. por bushel onions, pickling, 6d. and peas, Is. to Is. Gd.

per quart; mushrooms, 2s. to 3s. per pottle; and mustard and nOSSMTTEE'S HAIB BESTOBEB. cress, 2(1. per STOCK.

AIM) SSABE LIST. RMETTiW HAIB BESTOBEB, ti (OSSEITEB'S HAIB, BESTOBEB. f3J2 IRON, WPLATE, AN1) ttOAL TXA3ES tothis class of production; alliriateriatasro WiH 8HBXJNIJ, and thoCostumoLight and OnKwiiiL tSUUXJi WAIjJSIS. i OS'SETTEB'S HUB BESTOBEB. chants were pretty well represented, anoMuttcring about wero a few London, Glasgow, Dublin, and Gorman buyers.

The presence of the Inttcr accounted for the fact that there is again ft fair inquiry after low pilots. Makers. having littlo or no stocks on hand, arc now making moro such cloths than theyhavebeen doing for a month past. naps and brown beavers are also chief among the heavy goods how sought aftei-. Articles of thin olass aro undergoing no change in price, though makers and mcrchanta hold them very ilrraly for tho extreme rates nsscrted when, the orders were mat given out.

The busiest of all departments is tweeds. In spite of denials weneed only lefcr to tho activity of the largo mnlters, who.aro almost without exception busy, while small men cannot compete with them at tho prices. Cdstumcs keep a good position, but tho trade lies within comparatively few hands. Fancy coatings for the fall trade have at last begun to stir but this is a branch forwhioh amuch wider development still isneeded. Tho ail-wool houses aro moderately busy.

The niost saleable of black unions are tho lowc-Bt qualities. Employment as a rule is-good throughout the district. Spanish oil iB 10s. lower since-lost Saturday. WOOL AND WORSTED.

Biudford, Sept. B. Tho, wool market has, for some days past, boen characterised by a stronger tone 'consequent' on the higher rates obtained at liristol fair, Prices in tho country nro higher than they were a week ago, and wool cannot bo brought to this inhrkct with any prospeot of its being disposed of at a profit. Staplers have consequently been obliged to seek an adviuieain their quotations! bat they find operations greatly restricted by the higher rates. SpinnCrsiaro generally well supplied, and purchase only under tho of actual necessity.

A fair amount of business might be done at late rates, and this ha3 been partioularly manifest in lustre, in Irish wethers', in Keuts, and in all good demi-lustrc wools. The better class of noils continue in good request. The yarn market hos an improved tone, Mid there i moro inquiry in both single nnd twofold yarns, but as spinners, following the higher rates of the raw matoriul, have advanced their quotations, tho demand continues limited. The samo remarks will apply to lustre and coloured yarns, A small- business has besn done in ge-nappo. yarns.

Tho piece market has a rather hopeful aspect. The American merchants have made inquiry rather more freely, and, though the business result is small, yet there is a hopo of returning animation before long. Some' unimportant contracts have been placed on home account. A restricted buBincsB has been dotio for Gemiiny and tho Continent. Thohigh price of tho raw material tends to render quotations stiff.

HARDWARE. Bibuinoiiah, Sept. Tho demand for hardware continues steady nnd although some complaints of tho shortness of orders are still heard, manufacturers as a vule have aiiilleientemployineut'tilltho end of tho Most of. the orders received arc for immediate delivery and owing to the scarcity and restriction of labour, there is, in some cases, considerable difficulty in executing- them in the timo stipulated by purchasers. Tho homo trade is still reported gaod as regards the agricultural districts, but 'in the towns "trado is Eomowlmt depressed.

The colonial demand for varices clnsscn of ironmongery continues good. The Canadian nnd United States are better customers for hardware than was the cuse a few months, ago. On Coutinental aecount there is very littlo doing, Russia' being perhaps the best oustomer 'at present, though tho indents received from there aro' by no means large. Manufacturers of machinery, hollow ware, nuts and boltB, and brtisBfounders aro busy; but the most of tho orders 011 their books, are said to be for delivery during the present quarter. A largo quantity of machinery ia for North Europo, and juust'bb delivered before tho close, of tho present navigation season.

Tho demand for heavy ironwork ia somewhat restricted by thotmeertaiqtyastotliecoursopricea will take after. quarter day; noverthless employment in those branches' is not scarce. There is nn increase in activity in tho. 'gas-Wine and chandelier trades. Orders for iron tubes arc not plentiful, but in tho brass tubo branch there is a good demand.

Jewellery and electro-ulnto trades orodull. Ease tools and Plantation imnlenients aro rOSSEXTEE' i HAIB BESTOBEB. NEWPORT, Sept. 6. There is more or less improvement', to noticed at all tho ironmalting establishments, Dowlais appears to be tolerably brisk, and there is an appreciable increase n.t.

CviWhfn. Wim ai-e some nrettr 'roil Orders hUTBTTTIK'G PEPABTMBNT. The same system of I Aconrato' Scasuremenii irhleh chMaoterises tha Clothing Ipepipnents. rectos' oto SAMTrgt BROTHERS' maefaetura Vvfitt Vests, BKOTol'and Military Ontftta (to all parts of the world) supplied with speed, Brepipion, and onraodo-rate terms. JOStoTEB'S HAIB- BESTOBEIt.

Saturday Bveniko. Tho following is the official reoord of business done in stooks and shares ENGLISH GK3VBIQmENT''SCl7Itia'IE8. So. Three p.o. Consols, 2J- 5 Dadia 5 per 108 Three p.

e. 91j id India4p. o.j 101, jj xd Now Throes, Bank Stook, SoSj Exchcq. Billalfil.OOO), 2s. pm JIOt.B.

Works, COLONIAL GOVERNMENT SECURITIES. Canada, Op.e., '77-SO, 107i Queensland, 1013, BOS Canada 0 p.o., IO64 B.Aust. 18111-11)00, 110 JSealnd. 1055 6J Vctria. 6 p.o.,lS83-5, 14 Nova Scotia Op.0.,'76, 101J still coming to hand, but when wages ami priocs nro more settled EpOSSETTEB'S HAUt BlSSTOBEB.

osettebTS haib 1 bEStoSb. OSlTlWOiAiB BfcSTOHEK. TO7T3AE-BESKTIW' JFABEICS for GBimE- MEN'S, BOYS'; and YOUTHS' CLOTHING. Kio'' aro specially manuiactutcd in orew variety of ootour nnd design, and are mado from earcftiRy oeleotcd yarns, citni twifltad in, Warp and Weft, so as -to rondor fliom durablo (alm9t nntearnbls), and justify their title of Wets: rosisting;" Xko CS and classes are recommeaded in th? Wear-resiating Fftbrics." The changes miscellaneous securities are, as usual, given below. The sum of in sovereigns has been sent into the Bank to-day from the Capo.

The Bothnia, from New York, has brought in specie. The Liverpool cotton market closed very steady. Arrivals wero l-16d. dearer. Sales 10,000 hales.

At Paris to-day the Three per Cent. Bentos olosed at 64.S0, showing a riso of fully per coat. and the Fivo per' Caut. Loan at 100,40, being upwards of per cent, higher. Tho number of messages (of 20 words) passing over the Barcelona-Marseilles Cable for the month ending SUt August was 0,138.

Tho liquidators of the Bank of Otago (Limited), (in liquidation), announce that a telegram, dated 18th tat been received from their attorney in New Zealand, tdming them of further payments on account of the assets of the bank outstanding at 31 st March. laBt, which enable tho liquidators to mako an additional return to tho shareholders of 11. per sharo, payable on and after the 7th instant, making, with the previous instalments of til. and H. a return of capital to date of 87.

10s. per lhare. llessrs. Samuel Montague and Co. announce that at the jecond drawing of the Orleans and Bouen Railway Obligations, 231 were drawn for repayment at par on tho 1st Of January next.

Those represented by the English bonds are payable at their office on and after the 1st of January, I87fi after which date interest thereon will oeaso. 1 Meeting Camj5i. Antioquia (Irontduo) Company, tost "ordinary, 21st inst. The following were'the 2 o'clock closing quotations in the undermentioned stocks and shares. FOREIGN STOCKS, BONDS; rOSSE'ITEB'S HAlB BESTOBEB.

'04, 843, 10ti SOI lUlEBESTOBEiV OSSETTEE'S DSSET'I'EB'a HAIB ES5TlBiE. PRICBS-0 CLASS. tne traao win Degm more pcreepEiuiy so impi-uro. ism-iug tuu hist week, however, all has been uncertainty, and oven' how it is not cmito clear what tho fortunes of. the trades will bo.

On tho 1st inst. tlje ten per oeuit.reduotion took effect, and as- the widc-men had not, body, decided whether they would accept' it-, or' hot work was necessarily suspeaded. For the ironworkers it may- be, said there was lUtle or no opposition, and a large number of the' miners resumed work before the epdof tho week. But a difficulty has arisen the hauliers and the house cba miners- of Monmoubhshiro, 'and some of tho pits are still at a standstill. The house coal miners appear determined to look after, their own interests independent of tho Etcam opal cutters, and as thoy Contend that tlloy didnotroceivo tlio advances in their wages that they were entitled to, they dbjoot now to submit to arecuction, What tho issuo will bo is of course quite uncertain.

It- is understood that tho ironmasters do enforce a thirdreductioa of tenpw cent; they can sec'iiro orders at present quotations, which is doubtful. The tinplato tiado shares in the slightly improved times but it is likely to be long bofore this branch of manufacture bo rcolly aotivd again. Thero ia a good demand for coal, andthoreisa httlo complaining abont'the nonf ullilment of contraots owinff to the stoppages at the pits'; but, generally speaking, there hasbeeri: little difficulty in obtaining sdppUcs so for, whether of steam pr house coals. Prices remain about tho shmo. Russian, Nicolas, U44 Russian, 1B72, 100 1 Ditto, '73, Wi i Santa Ec, 831 5 Spush, '07-9-70-72, 17J 18J Spanish, Quicksilver E0i Turkish, (i p.c., 1S62, 70i Otokish '65, 44 4 fi 8.0.

I i'OSSlclTa'EB'S HAIB 'BESTpEEB. i feet in heltjhfc, 25s. friooosOTndlusoj; descsndlns aosordinstosiza. Vest Salt Argcn. Up.ts., '71, l)0j 1 xd Colombian 4j p.o., 65J Egj-ptian 7 p.o.

09j 1S63, SO 71)2 804 1873, 74J it il b'lx'iieh 3 p.o. Rentes, 60 ij'renchKntes, 6p.o., ODf i'neh. Op.o. 104J Huiigiuiiin 5 p. 0., 77i 7 Hunganan, '78, 7oJ 94 i Japan7p.c, OlOoili teruv.Op.o., '70, J0J i I'cv.

5 p.o., '7i, 53 4 8 1853-67, 4Gj .7 6 HAIE EESTOItEB. i OSSETTEE'S HAIB BESIQBBE. Turkish li p.c.,, 'tii Htu PRIOES-D CLASS. b. fOSSETT'EE'S HAIB.

Ditto, 4p.o.Guarnntd., iOlJ Tnrlash 6 p.o., '0(1, S6J Turkish, 1871, 66 5J Ditto, 1873, 6-2) 4 Uruguay, 1S71, 61J 2J Venezuela, 0 p.o., 1802, 14 11? 0 8 a Coat Sronwrs i feet in height, SOB. Cd. Price mscendlnff or dosoondin ftccordiniftosuM. OW 0 qSrS.ETTEE!S HAHt BIISTQtEB. 2 IP 0 -SutL nbSSETTEB'S HAIB BESTOBEB.

SAMUEIi BBQ'-CHEBS guarantee to supply the vory with gentlemanly style, sound and oiquisito TrorlarmshlBi aud fOSSE'ITEB'S HAJB BESTOBEE. SHIPPING INTBLLiaENOB. HAIR BESTOEBB. ENGLISH GOVEBNMENT SECURITIES, Patterns and guldo Jo polf -measurement seat toe. Bank Stock, 1157 to 2i9 Consols, 02 toSkis (TOOK LLOro's, SEPT.

5, WRECKS AlID CASUALTIES, in fair request; Bedstead makers are. very busy, and the higher THE NEW "iiliUSTBATED BOOK ot FASHIONS, contaiiunslS Tortroitsof Boy Princes and eminent Ministers, Statesmen, and OSSETTEE'S HiMIt BESTOBEB. OSSETTEE'S HAIE BESTOBEB. TheHendrik bnnis, after having landod at nearly a full uiassoi Exchcq. Hills, -J dis.

toSs.prom. India 6 p. 10Si to lOil Ilitto 4 per 101.1 to 101-; IPs. to 253. prem.

Ditto, 4per C.Dob., 100J tolOli Do.Jaow acoount (Oct. 11, to 02 NewSp. 01 to 91 xd Bed. 91to01J xd Mt.Bd.Wk3,3ip.C., 00to9ajxd Ihnnihrfor Dovo'nnbrt. snrunira leak about half tho oarao irav tuouiiii.iur xiovouuuiv, etiti rjirrrft isapparfenuy iri bad condition; vessel- inuB't Capo Town (per telegram from I'unchal, dated ossetteb; hSr7Pstobeb, Vale, from Rangoon to Livoriiool, with cotton, has put into Tablo nto zjprem.

ENGLISH ItAILlVAfB, OKDINAltY SHAKES. CORN. DosoASTisn, Sspt. was again a very large show of wheat at the niarkot, heavior oven than last week. The bulk was in very excellent oc-ijdition, but notwithstanding the firmness exhibited in oilier markets trado here was' againvery heavy and dull, and a Mill further reduction iri prices hud to be made to induce sales.

(Quotations were from to Od. por loud tSSE'IvrEE'S HAIB EESTOElilBT North Western, lil to 151 i xa BnoihcldA, 'Htoii North iblustorn, lUAs tolS5jxd i OSSETTEB' HAIB' BESTOBEB. OX tuxcu UUBUUia lyiYa inun itiau unit u.uu uu itui, iiiiuu una without animation. New'whoat ranged. from 17b.

(id. and 18u. to itussian, p.o., 'Bit. iuis AMERICAN GOVERNMENT SECDRrnES. UnitedSts.

Up.o,, 1881, 110j U.S, 6p.o, EunuSd, 104 U.S. li p. o-ai, 1051 U.8.;u,o.,10-iO, 1U04, 104? U.S.tf p.o., 1887, lOaj 6 Ma5sachusetts5p.c'88, tfi) R.4JLWAYS-ORDINARY SHARKS AND STOCKS. Caledonian, 81J 151 3 xd G.Eastein, 44 i L. aud 8.

Wcstrn, 113J 12i G. North. 150 sd Metropolitan, 67 G. 117S ilidluud, 133 i xd llrighton, li a N. 105J i xd Chatham, i S.

Eastern, 06J PREFERENCE SHARES AND STOCKS. G.Nrthn.Dp.o.,icd.l0p., 115 xd PREFERENCE SHARES AND STOCKS. (Withdividendsaoasiasrant on thepMlcj of Oiuh sop irito Chat. 60 5J oj N.Eastern.Sp.c, rod. '84, 0J xd DINES LEASED AT FIXED RENTALS.

S. 'West. unction, 165 DEBENTURE STOCKS. G.Eastern,B.,1867, 118 L. and S.W.,4p.ct 101i llrighton, 4.1 p.c., 110 N.Eastoni,4p.o., 103 RAILWAYS BRITISH POSSESSIONS.

E.lhdiaa, UU.i i G.W.C.perp.ftp.e., 95 U.T.C., a 281 I Oudo Rohilkund, 11SJ G.Ind.Pn..up.c., 1149 Sonthlndn.Uutt.Sp.o., 115' Canada, 18 Ditto, 4i 108i FOREIGN RAILWATS. B.Ayres.Op.o.Deb.St., 108 I.emberg-Czer.-Jassy, 188 Conb-oJArgeutine, lvk San l'aulo, 37 Dteh.Rhnsh., X4J 13i 8 i East Argentine, 133 Vonia, 4J AMERICAN RAILWAYS. OOUAB HOXBS. A. G.W.I 5112 Erie, Coiiv.Gold, 67 lOSSlTfEB'S HATE EESTQEJ3S.

Gt. western, toii. Midland, 133 to 1331 Lane. 14JJ to 1431 xd GreatNorthorn, 13Sj to ICUjxd Ditto 15) i to 136 xd Great Eastern, 4 to 41? South Eastern, 111 to 113 Ditto A Deferred, 93g to 981 Caledonian, SlitoOli jNortnuntisn, wt toiitij L. a.

Western, to 113 Metropolitan, Gi'jltoGij Metropolitan District, 24? to 25 Ditto I'lofercncc, to 61 Chatham and Dover, to 23 Ditto Preference, UAi to WSJ Brighton, Ml to (Mi Fries brBstopiwibaewi. AMHEL London; ad FOUNTAINS PEBFtJMBD WATBS8fjmT, and IX0WHB8, for tho Dlnina, ana Drawing worn, from 3. D15FKD3S and SONS. SHOW EOOMS-U7 HOUND3DITOH Iflva rahmtas' wdfc frora tlio Bank of England). C- OLZA' OIIi, inue, '3s.

3d. Amoiioan Book Oil, ro-llhcd, Is. Od. pot enliuu, licllTerod free in London and Suburban, districts periodically, or by post card and CP 15, pinsWimara-streot, London-bridBC. EstabhshcdA.D.1700.

THE 'AMEEIOAN PATENT POOK10T OOOKlNa tSTOVK will boil two ptatsof 'ater, three etani em two mutton chops or steaks at a ccsto? cue farming lor tuel, WiHeold vaitobat pocket. Viae by post for FoBtofflee Order, 2s. randd IBs. Od. fine, 19s.

and 20s. to 21o. Od. and per load of tbreo bushels; old wheat, 20s. to 22s.

iine, 28s. to 23s. Od. pop three bushels. Thero was moro barley on offer, and this included 4 fair show of now samples, tho quality of which appeared, to be quite up to expoctationB.

There was a pretty active inquiry, and i OSSETTEE'S HAIB BESTOBEB. S'OSSETTEE'S HAIB' BESTOBEB. Sheffield, raj to iaj IOSSEri'EB' SliAIE ItliSTOilEB. OSSKCTEB'S HAIE. 31..

97 tn SSTTEE'S AIE BESTOBISbT" mHEATENT' sdW OOMB'tfSTION BOIIiEE fof -fil. nll.ntWatnT HAIB BESTOBEB. SLh JapuntseUp. 103 to 105 Ditiu, i p. Uj to Mexican p.

liil to XBi Ditto, 3p. Ct. 134, to 8 Moorish 6p. 9jtol00 N.YorkCity,Op.Ct., 104to 106 Faraguay p. 13 to 1C Ditto, 187a, I i to 14 Potuy.S i0Jto70J 58 5-1S to 7-10 40 to 471 Ditto, 46j to 47 Uuebeo City, 8 p.

101 to 100 iitis, lliJ to 100 Husn. Sp.Ct., lSaa, i.Sto 100 xd 1S3U, 95 to 97 p. lsaa, 72 to 74 1091 to 101 ix.r.ir., iu." uuun uuj JOSSETTEB'S HAIB BESTOBEB. Erie, yiR rhiludel. Itcading, 52i rWulrM noTirlolra.ork snttead frportab and "'WBletowitMa itsolf.

rIHiisftatod prioo lists ireo, Tt bo eten in ojeraaoadatoat a AMERICAN STOVE STOEES, IBS, Tfii BOOlliilana Co. Established 28 years. TEdE GEM TOBTABIiB COCffiXNG $TOVES. Great oavinit of coals, great woadBRiu cookinE powen; Cure smoky oliimnara. Ttmnlre no rhdnyi Prospectuses past Brown and ttreeh KiShett Kango Manufacturers, Mi i Eiio.i p.c.

BT11I1UKO IIOHDS. Memphis and Oliio, 104 Allechanv Valley. 89! JjSBfTEB'S HAmMp'QBEB, It J3mUlUfllil.W Af.LWMM Bay with DutwiiTJis stove cargo apparency guou cuuniiun, The Sumatra, from Basseln to Falmouth, with rice, has put into Table Bay with rudder, damaged. Tho Empress of China, -from London to Swan a general cargo, has put into Simon's: Bay.haykg.sustaincd'siight damage in bad weather. Tho Isabella, schooner, of London.with loss of jibboom, and the Wnndor-iug'Maiden, laden with-timbcr, havo put book to tho Downs, and will proceed to Rnmpgntc.

The Leopold from Hayti to Fni-mouto, hap into leading badly. The Aurora (which vessel arrived at Bull River from Sydney, C.B.,iJth Aug.) but was got off slightly damaged. The jensine Mario, schooner, of Assens, bound to Voile, with coals, has put into Fredcrikshavn, leaking badly. Tho City of Adelaide; Which stranded on Henley Beach (6J miles S.W. of Adelaide) August) has been.

got without damage. Tho Carrie brigaatino (Off. No. of and for Cowes, from Shields, with coals. Sprang, a leak andfOunderCd" this morning 16 miles weatof Beachy Head in about 16 fathoms water; orew landed at Easbourue in their own boat.

HOME ARRIVALS. GkavesenDjSept. 4. Severn, irdm Gefle from Barbadoes. Sept.

6i: from Kragcrbe'; from fluebec; Exile, torn Archangel; Fhe Queen, from Singapore; AbbeyHohno, from Brisbane I'lclo, Poraona, botltfrom Riga; QhlacJa', from' Vigo Montezuma, from. Sihtan'fler Zoroya, frdni Gfipavdpore; Iris, from Hamburg; Taurus, both from Tonning Benbaw, from Cliarente'; Dorcas, from Tobasoo; St. Hilda, from Caloutta Kong Carl, from, Giiobeo Vola'sques, from lAsbou i Eulie JatchfleW, ironi Tutbcorinj peter de from Petersburg! Orion; from Antwerp 'City of Lon'dqn, Tonning. Deal, Sept. 4 and 5.

Benbow, frbin Charentb': Lochmaree, frptnMolboumo; Eulie, from Trttocorin Harold Harafagot, from Alexanaria; Wolfs Cove, from Quebec Castle, from Capo of Good Hope Maid of Glenbern, from Tarragona AfSnes, from Mar-scilleB Indian Empire. froni Moxilloneii'; Jvdia Augusta, from Marlanopl'e, botTi'ltuf Eurffiirk; from Rangoon Mistress of tho Seas, fromTEombav Sabrina, from Tome; City of Iivcrpool; from Quebec; Safnh Hhmott. from Calcutta; Tomaa, from Baltimore; fjem Antwerp Hblgee, from Ioplandj Mary West Sherboro John Lightfoot, frofn'Pomaron from Bangor Slcipncr, frorh Gothenburg Lako Sincae, from Montreal. HOME SAILINGS. GaAVEBEND, Sept, 5.

Nil. Deal, Sept. i and 6. Mirflold. from Sunderland -for Malta; Douglas Castle, from Shields for Gallc Peninsula, for Lisbons Dolphin, 'from Shields for Val-paraisQtcUhioB, Ubes Helvetia, from-AnWolp for' "Now York LiEzjo Qarrow, from Antwerp for 'Leghorn Ethel (Sine, from Sunderland for Leghorn; Trenton, from Shields for Carthagenn: Annie aa'd from Shields for Lisbon Water-sprite, from Shieldb for Naples i Neptune's Car, -from Bhiclds fir Palermo Vincenzia, from Shields for Odessa Gino, from Shields for' Alexandria; Loyal Sam, from Shields fop Valparaiso; Syringa, for Sydney, aHi Fairy, for Natal eojdon for Gibraltar TtansVaold, for Natal; Douglas Castlo, for Singapore White Adder, for Bombay Montrose, for St.

Vincent; Flying N.Y.Cent.&Hud.. 107 i I'cnnsylv. Gen.JIi-t., 100 Pnsj-lvn. 03J rhil. 98 1 rid.

0D CO Bait. Ohio, 1'JIH, 104 xd Erie, Convertible, ii4J xd Ei-ie 91 Erie, 2nd, (15 4J DUti.Cnt. Snltg. 87i Lehigh OilJ 4 jTi EOEGE'S PATENT GAS OALOBIGBN for warm-ine and ventilating. 'Diiastovo introduces a stronB current uf warmed (not birrat) frenli otc.

lUiatroted pronpoottw and tesHmonW on application to the manufacturers, J. F. itavia und SO, Hueeaj OSETfB'SiS5lB BESTOBEB to iOSBETTER'S HAIB" BESTOBEB. Argeatinedp. 94 to Hii Cp.

S71, 9j to 81 xd Ditto, iip.0clb72 79 to ol Austrian 0 p.C. Sv. to Do.ip.C. Paper 64 toGOl Belgian p. tic, 1S74, 73 to 73 Bolivian Up.

to St f.p.C., 90 to 98 Ditto, S'rf to ioo Itfto lev Brazilian, dJp.Ct.,'03, 91 to 90 titito louxd Ditto, ap.O;., id71, 99i to 100J BueuosAyres li p. 1870, 93 lo HO 00 to 91 Chilian 4jp.C, 1658, 84 to 88 Ditto, 7 p. 103 to 105 tp. 1S, 101 to 103 Ditto.o p.Ot., U10, 02 to91 Ditto, 92 to xd City of Mnueal ip.C.,94 to 98 CityofOttavratip.C.,l04tol03 lsiia, K4 to 106 City of Xorontq, 6 to 10U Ditto, Now Scrip, 3 to 5 prem. Colombian, li p.C., 89 to 94 Do.

p.C.Ex. 55to56 Coataliicaiip.Ct., 25 to Ditto, 7 p. 1872, 22 to 21 Danubian7p. UKtolOOxd Ditto, p.Ci., 'a, 103 to 105 rxumior Ip.C.NewCon., 8 to 10 Ejyptian7 p.C.,'Gi!,8t to8U xd Ditto, 2nd issue, ij-tto (JO xd Ditto p. 93j to99J p.Ct., Do.7p.C.Vic.M.L.,U2 to 93 street, oannonsmwti TiWPSi TF.RTl A ROTTA.

T-OIffiABLE. Sor CoaU Ditto, 5p.C.,187L, 99 to lOOi E0i3EE7r3'S PATENT. Healthy h'oat 24 boors, about TPithoal OSSBTTEB'S HAIB EESTOBEB'will Bbstoro Grey il Halttoltsbtiriiialcoloitr. 5 OSSETTEE'S' HASBESI'OBEB ls Py'e, FOREIGN RAILWAY OBLIGATIONS. Dutch Indian, 4ip.c 84 10 andLaJioria, 6li 0 Viuna, 8 p.o., 5j Sloscow-Jaroslaw, 100 BANKS.

OSSETTEE'S HAIR 'RESTOB contains no Ofl. attention. mid order rntenteo'Si'M. Boehaster-roV, Wiaimineter. PreaprotEpgcsrU, i 7a JfKB OS1NT.

SAVJBD by UjlNS E0BEET8'SPA'E)P0BTABLETBUEA-C0TTAStoyTE8 for COAL. I'uro, heoltliy, and sbod heat 24 hours, without attention. For greenhouses, bodroonis, tc. in ub and order a Fiittotoo's, 48, Kochester-row, Prospcptusseut Allionce, 133 14 London He Hnnseatio, 65 Lndn. Joint Stock, 50 5 London 7i Merchant, 844 IITESB'S HAIBRESTOBEB1 removea all InT- pop? Anglo-Huncarinn, 4 4 Chartered Merc.India, 251-Impl.

Ottoman, IB4U5 Lndn. Clirt-AustraUa, 26J London County, 61J -fTftrtMAtTER'H H.Am KESTOillili Droventa the Hair iOAli. -tUliltDJaWT UljaJVIWc, vnm.ll. nuruiuru- National N. JZesldnd, 3 7-10 N.

Eastern, 7 p.C., H71, 93 to 99 Ditto.op. lOJtolOl Ditto, VSi, to 10) BJ Land 38 to 83 jhO tolOl 1014 HR to SKI (I ip.C. 08 to H'i Ditto, Up. Cnt. Moscow-Koursk Itailway, 100toli2 96 to 93 ts.

Domingo, p. 10 to 12 Bt.LouisCity ti p.Ct., 93 to 95 Ditto, 1894, 92 to 94 Santa Ej 7 95 to 96 Sardinian 5 p. 80 to 82 Share Divest. 77 to 79 Ditto Deferred, 10 to 12 COLONIAL AND FOREIGN HONES. WOSSETTEB'S HAIB'HJlSTOEEB Jromotei) he Flagstaff, 3 TELEGRAPHS.

Siikstone, Wt. coopers Oittoy jjoudio juiamimu, wu Biikstouc? Moor, 2 porty Barn Kitplion, 'iUr, Cobblos, Hard Stoartl, SSs. iBafiersI GloboBp.o. 10J 1 76i 6 9 tJOSSETTEB'S gjve3 to the Hair JAi jlie Lustre ofrYcuth. west inuia, 4j Western" Union, eastern, Giobo Teleg.

Trust, 7 EOSSlfii riiiB'B HAJ.it is we uneapwt UOal, M. iob. uu. JuJkjMUMUia. SOAL-tlEOEOif Jl' COOKlilEKLIi andT Coal -Merchantsto thoftueonandtothofioyal liuuily.

BcstWiilis, end, best Irdfljid. "BHi llcst Iob. Cash on deliver. Seolal rate's quotod to country buyers for coalBintrncB. Oentntl 106 Didemnity Marine, Spanish 3p.C,, li tolSl Do.

9p. 1867, 103 to 105 Do.7 p. C. Khed.Du., 78' to 78 Ditto, ap. Ceat.

QhioksilYer 1 to si Ditto, 1873, 74i to 74S HOMESPUN (FrenaU Sabrfo), 2i inches at Hie yard, made of soft wool, has none of harsh WATER WORKS. East London, 1.27 Odessa, 17 16 17J Grand Junction. 78 7 BONDS, LOANS, AND TRUSTS. ehioo. 13.

vornnui; neariBvuurxi.um iouu jawa. haf), Kmllcoi Puxitectfwhatf, BlacMnore: Durham. wharf (and 108, Hightreoti; Wandsworth! KnnderUuid.sfliBrf.geokr luim; also at South Transept, Crystal Palaoo, le. extra; cblqurlas; bnuh-lfko appearance common to homespuns, which absorbs wet and norra driss. Only a limited quantity cn be aupnlied at this nrico.

and onlf br one ilrai. J. 'Harrcraad Lambeth Egypt. Khedive, 78i Railway fcliaro Trust, v. 89 Submaiino 108 r( A S.

uBiiAi wifiaTii'H naiuwAi. i wtinBoN COAT. COMPANY ILunitedl. Coal Merchants to Honda, vvofltminstOT-pnuge. Lilv XAOK tfROS GBAIN SIIiKS, 'tho richest quality, 117s.

W. and or Kitchen, 25m Coke, 16s, Itonager, Faddinjriou, W. Railway DeD.xcusc, 10 vmieu owiies hi uuj Railway Sharo Trust, 7f 8 COMilERCIAL. FINANCIAL, AND INDUSTRIAL. Arenas; Harriet Campbell, for Cardiff and Mauritius; crystal.

Ditto, 6p. 54 tofia f5wedish5p.O.,iS88, 103 tolOS IHirkish 8p. 89 to 91 Ditto.0p.Ct., 1858, 1)3 to 85 xd 1882, 09 50 71 Dittos 6 p. 1803, 85 to 07 5 p.C, '65, 44 to 414 Do. 6p.

an to OflJ Do. 4 p. Co. 101 Ditto, (ip.Ct., svi to Sijt p.Ct., 1871, 03 to 0G Do.9p.Ut. Treasury 82 to 84 Ditto, 78 to 80 Kios 7 p.

to 9Si For.4uCol.G.,(Jp.C.,103 tolOSxd Ditto.op. to 94 Ditto Op. 102 to 104 100 to 102 p. S3 to 90 Fmch.3p.C.Entes., (JSS toG3j Ditto, tp. C.

National Dofenoe Doan, iuj to 105 tofo.vm Govt.andGua. Sec.Perm.Truat ti pei- 75 9 tio Greek, 11 to 18 Wum WIDTH, BAUKUriUBUAfW. wiaj'ara. HABVET and Lambeth House, Westniinii'tpr-bridsa. IOAL8.

The ilAEHlUSSS ot LUiNUUJNUJIUiKX'B aTUrWAUT'ri WAT.ISMNn direct from Old DUlfcnnl Credit Fonder, 3i. Imperial Credit, Surplus, 6 for Borbico, Glenoi-os, for Adolmdo AmDermtcn, lor uemerara Cotopaxi, for Montreal OceanPhantom, forftuebco Esmeralda, for- Havana flafus, Bopt. "4 and 6. Balbcc, for Havre Auk, Paulos, for Sierra Lepno Annette Mathdde, for Nakskov. The largest and ihost varied Stock, if chioflj- iha Qormiin make, eioelldnt for oai, at prices hitherto unknown, boginning at lOd.

tho yard; the same has been sold at 2s. ed! Colliery, Sis. por torn PITTINGTON WALLSEND, 31s, Cash "od deUvaiy. El)WAlli 3E0WN, SolsLandsalaAecnfi 14, Coal Depart, ment, Great Northern Bailway, N. .1 UUU I1UHW, Plwim.y-wiB.

gliOAJi. Great Northern Hallway. The, 1UjK.STUHJS 1 35LHEOAR COAL OWNERS' COMPANY. E. O.

Clarke's hairbaun JEnirinecrrag, Hi inwnnn. .0 i-iu General Credit, 8 Telegr. 29 Hooper's 12J LAND. Canada Company, 9Bi Hudson's Bay, 162 17 SHIPPING. Union Steam, 20 MISCELLANEOUS.

Crystal Palace 107 Phosphate Bowagc, li ASHMEBEStLAWLS.ThT'last Thousand of thS nnlveraatlr-admired Shawl, two yards seaare, boit-daality. Ditto, mid 79Ato 80 iJitio, ooupone, 4 to 3 WEATHEE beat Old Silkatono, WhamcliffoiBastSilkiitone, iOsi Athorelay; QHft.1 Newtan. Chambers, and Siikstone, 20B.V Brssdls. 10 Ditto.Sp.o.LTO, safto 523 Ditto.1870. sto 10 Bent postage free at 6s.

Hi. each. Paris nnce. 1'rancs. Colonrs-; Scarlet Blue, Mauve, Violet, Saltan, Grey, Boso, VhitA Moot, HARVEY nnd Japibeth Hpuso, "Wcstininwr.briua Wombwcll Main, 28b.

Earl Kticwllham'3 Elsocar, Boss. Park Gate House, tin. Nats, Small, 15s. Kingcross, Holloway, andillopbant and Castle. Mannsar, JAMES J.

iflLLBB, Jiins'siross Station, N. XAftlana uo. uuaa: uuijaiuiu- lor pne jwsuni toBohboL 0 and 07. OXPOKDTREJET. LONDON.

Uruguay Con. 0 p.Ct., 1871, 62J to 83. Veuezula3 p. Ct 8 to 10 Ditto, Ijp. 3 to 6 Ditto, 0 p.C, 1862, 14 to 17 Ditto.

1884, 14 to 17 48 to 48 Hungarian 5p. 70lto77j Ditto. 1S7M, 75 Treasury, C. ,94 to 9t Italian p. '81, 0fi3 to li7 ItaUp.C.Marem.

to88 94jto955 VW and in now StTlnain BOYS and YOUTHS' CLOTHING OALS. Lowest Summer prices THOBNIOBOfT fl f. BF1ST deseriiotioiiB onlv. viz. iSest Wallj.

goon pnees were i-umia. iine, soa. wi 41b. for malting barley! imd eomo extra good parcels realised as much as 45s. per qr.

Barley for grinding purposes was quoted at from 86s. to 38s. por qr. All other descriptions of pain were 'firmer, with an averago business doing. Oato and beans, which wero very stiff in piiec, were quoted as under Oate, fine, 388.

to. 40s. per beans, 19s. and DPS. to iric, 22s, to 22b.

6d. per threo bushels, CANTEnnuni', Sept, 6. Eirmwhent trado, atlastweek'sprices. Wihte wheat, 48s. to 60s.

brown, 40s. to 45s. malting barley, 42s. to 46s; black outs, 20s. to 80s.

white, 80s. to beans, 4Ss. to fiOs. peas, 40s. to 42s.

Carlisle, 6. Fair supply, of wheat, and only fnir domand, at last week's rates. Barley, small supply no alteration. G'onK, Sura. 6 White wheat, 9a.

8d. to 10s. Bd. i red ditto, 9s. 8d.

to 10s. 4d, black oats, 7s. Sd. to Ss. 3d, tawny ditto, fls.

i white ditto, 7s. 7d. Glouceiiteb', Sept. 6. Thd market to-flay was somewhat firmer, thougli.no actual improvement in pripes can be quoted.

English whiw wheat, ds. to 6s. ad. per bushel and red, to 6s. "American, 6s.

to 6s. Sd. and Ghirha, to 6s. malting barley. 42s.

to 44s. and grinding qualities, SBs. to 84s. per 4001b. Duhan com, 4s.

8i. to -4s. lOd. per 651. Irish oats, 29s.

per qr. for grey, find 81b. to 82s. for white English bcanB, 6s. to Cs.

6d. par bushel'; and Egyptian, 6s. peas, Bs. to 6s. per bushel.

Leicesteb, Sept. S. There was a pretty good attendance through harvest operations being nearly completed, but a rather scanty supply of wheat, w(vich came to hand in very fair cdndi-tion'. and last week's pricescre maintained; The malting barldy trade having scareoly commenced, to force Bales sellers had to fiib-init to a reduction to the extent of from Is. to 2s.

per' quarter. Old oats were gebrco, and lata rates were fully realised. New oats, on account of their coming rather freely to market, sold slightly in favour of buyers. Old IjcapB were scarcely ns dear, but now beans being in limited, supply, maintained their latobigh rates. Peas were unaltered in value.

Flour sold at week's rates, the'uveritee prices being-flno, seconds, thirds, 36s. per sack. NivcastiiE-os-Tvsie, Sept. 8, Tho.nrrivals aro not largo this biit there have been moro supplies from farmcs, and trade has ruled firmly, at last week's prices oats and peas.unobanged nour Sept' 5. There was an excellent attendance at tho market to-day, and largo quantity of coin was oijered for oale, hut buyers wero scarce, and there was an evident downward tendenoy at tho commencement of operations, but last- week's prices were recovered towords tho close.

Of barley thero.was a good Bhow, but, buyers were scarce. In oats very little business was dono. EcanB and peas went off slowly, at lust weok's prices, Flour maintained last week's rates. Nonwicu, Sett. 5, At our market to-day therp waB a fair supply of wheat, 'for which tho rates of Inst week were about maintained.

Several samples of new barley wore offered, various in quulity the very best descriptions for malting realised from 42s to 44s, per qr. secondary sorts were taken at 08s. to 40s. per qr. Sot much passing in other artitles.

The fine rains we have had in tho past week have enabled lands to be freely ploughed, und prepared for autumn sowing. White wheat (weighing-Sllba. to calba.l, 48s. to 68s. (red ditto (weighing 611bs.

to 45s. to 48s. per qr. Flour, 36s. to 87s.

per sack. Averages: Wheat, 2,301 60s. Hid. NothxohaM) Sept. 5.

At our Com Exchongo the suppur of wheat was small, and there was a quiet feeling in the- trade at about former quotations, New white, 64s. to new red, 48s. to 34s per 86 stone. A middling Bhow of barley there was not much activity in the demand, und prices were Is. per qr.

lower, 48s. to 84s. per qr. being thorulinifrfttes. Notmanyoats on offer, but enough for the deniand new, 80s, to old, 32s.

to 40s. per 24 stone, being rather under tho quotations of the 6. Thero was a larger attendance at this mavkot to-day than wo have seen for a long time past. A fair supply 05 everything was on offer, and bueih'esti ruled quiet at last week's currencies. All descriptions of grain show oxeollent duality and primo condition.

Hour, 88s. per sack; vetches, 10s. to 12s and rye, 6s. per bushel. Clover seed, 40s.

to 60a. per cwt. 01dhayfromDfo615s.perton. PETEnDOBOuau, Sept. 6.

The supply of wheatheroto-dny was not large, and there was not much activity in the demand. New white sold at 54s. to 68s. old, 66s. to 6Ps.

new red, 44s. to 4Ss. old, Bfls. to Bps. pel' being about tho price's of the previous, week.

Rather more barloy on offer, hew sorts ranged from to 60s. per qr. Oats wore rather cosier to purchase, old, 80s, to new, 28a. to 34s. per qr.

ParsroH, Skit. 6. Good attendance, and fair supply of new Wheat, readily bought at Is. per windlb advance, limit no ohanRc. Oats -and oatmeal steady, with fair demand.

Wheat, 20s to 24s. Od. per windle; to88s.perpnek;:oats, ea. to 4b. 8d.

per bushel; oatmeal, 33s. to 88e. new, 36s. '6d. 6.

The largo out-pute" of wheafc tho thrashing machines in tho lust three weeks', showing tho yield to bo unusually large, and, resulting reduction of eomothing like 100 per quarter, oauscd a re-action to-day, and but 9 moderate number of samples oxhibited for Sale, Holders at once attempted to get advanced rntcB, but mil lers were not disposed to yield to the domand, whilst the favourable reports continue of the great quantity of new wheat. Thero certainly was a marked steadiness in the sales, and prices wero much thesamo as last week, though a few instances were reported of on ndditionaJlB. ner Quarter having boen obtained. Barley, of this yearVgrowth, was in bettei' supply than of late, and as the inquiry was of a limited character, the business dono was in favour oftho buyer to tho extent of la. per quarter.

Oats and other spring corn were i somewhat cheaper. The quotations were as follow Wheat, bcBt old white, 03s. to 68s. and middling sorts, 60s. to 64s.

best new wheat, 00s. to C4B.i and secondary, 47s. to BSs.j now barley, best qualities, 43s. to and next sorts, old Poland oats, best, 80s. to secenaury, S6s.

tp Waterloo, 25s. to undTortary, 23s. to 28s. Households flour, 48s. and seconds, per sack of aeolbs.

Rochebteb, Sept. 6. A better tone prevailed at our oora exchange, and, with a steady consumption, prices were rather btar. Choice lots of white and red samples wero both the turn dearer, aud secondary lots were held ton. Foreign wheat expenenced a slightimprovemcnt.withastcady'demana.

Elonrflrm, andthe demand quiet. Barloy again experienced a further downward movement, and prices must bo quoted at 1b. to 2b. per qr. lower.

In malt thore was very little doing, ahd prices are about tho same as before. Oats continue firm, and ohoice lots command rather more money. Beans and peas the same as before; Hop-pipitog has commenced, and next week will become gimctal throughout Kent and Susses. WoiiCKBTEii, Bept. 6.

We have good Bupplies of new-wheat on offer in our market, and although prices have hot receded further, they have but slightly improved, aglfsb. white wheat is selling as low as arid the best qualities not higher than 17s. 6d, per bag of three liuBhclB. Wheat comes to hand Sn hfttd and good condition'. Malting barley, 6b.

8d. to 6s. per bushel and distilling, 4s. 83.. to'4s.

beans, to 8s. per oats, 4s. to 6s. per 891b. lor English old.

and4s. fo4s.oa.f0f winter to lis. perSuahel. Yobk, SEr-r. 8.

Wheat was in seoaohable supplyhere.to-flaj', a AtA u.n TruHft WtuQC fortho irotont and approaching seanons embody every excellence that it available-the itjU, tho mate, ahd fan durability of ovary ear. mnnt aro -The materials aro from the lirit manufac AMERICAN AND COLONIAL SECUBITIES. end, 32i'. Best Sflkstono, Lund Hill touch Jikedi, Besi Derby, BestKitohon, Ktoc's. Sou Midland, St.

Pancraj: tt.E., Whitochapeli L. C. and BophantandCasUo. turers in the kingdom; fhilst tho modoreto yrices charged bring AtkmticiHid G. 1st Mort.

tboirclotnlngwmuntnoniaflnorau. -Pnipnifuiit Titian ot solf-raQafluremcm; forwarded on aoMlcanon, ipOALS, D. EAKFOBD and Co. and orders fiomjguiommtCT yrpmptly attended lAffl ana -juuxo JMniwiiiOT axxijaa. best BUkstono.

Silkstcno, 28s. Bnabon, 27s.i OheotemoW, U.Statos5-2i), '82, 104 to 1015 Ditto, 1S85, 101 to 10-ij Ditto, 18S7, 109 to 1095 p.C. Don, '71, 104S to 1043 Ditto, 104! to 104 Eric-Baihvny toSlj Do. Gvt. 7 n.c.

GOj to 074 Do. 2ni! Con. 04 to lit! Illinois Central, 85 to 80 06 and (17, OXFOUD-BTBBET, jiOIlOS, ill to 52S Ditto 2nd 2-ij to 29J Ditto ard 13jtoll Gt. West. Canada, 12 to 12 Grand Trunk, 15) tola Do.lstPref.

(194 to 70Jx in Do. 2nd, 51J to 524. Do. 3rd. Stock, 2Sj to 99 Derby Brijhta, seconds, iis, Eltohon; J4s.

Drill Buito 12s. Od. to 16s. Od. llno-mru- Ovnttioata.

fld. tl 21s. Joaraciii SATOSDAV, BBPTEMBKn 6, 8 A.M. Tlie recovery of pressure nbtiecdin bur islands yesterday has continuod, especially in tho north, nnd extended to tho Dutch and Danish stations, while in tho south-wcot of Norway the mercury had fallen The highest readings stilllje to the south dr south-west of our islands) the gradient from Seilly to Shields being 0.04 incheB, while that from Leitb! to Skudesnaos is 0.06 indies per 60 miles. Temperaturo has again decreased at all but the Irish stations, In London it fell to 45 (leg.

in' the stlatlo andS7deg. on tho grass during the night. Moderate north-wcrterly breezes now prevail on ournorthern coastJi, drawinj.gra-dually found through west ovor England to west-south-west in Denmark and tho Netherlands, while a sb'gbt easterly brccza prp-vSilo at Christiansuhd. Tho sea is rather rough on! tho northern Scotch ooasts, moderate or slight olsewhere. Showers of rain have fallen at nearly nil stations.

Tho sky now clear in the south of England, rather cloudy elsewhere. ROYAL OBSERVATORY, GREENWICH. METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS, SEPT. 6, Ommbvatiohs MABtt at 8 a.m. Reading oftho bamnjetjir (169 feet above mean sea-level), 28'76 mchea; temperaturo of tho air, in tho ahado (4 feet abovo the M'6 degrees.

Wind Dirpction: W. Strength: Gontjo. Weather Remarka: Fine mist. OnsEP.VATions nnrERaixo to the TwESTT-FOun Hotjas ENnma Skpt. 6, p.m.

Highest tomporatuve of tho air, in (ho nhadci fi8'7 druToes: lowcBt temDcraturo of tlio air. in the shado, 40-5 Koeior ijicreoaia, Clyde 10b. Od.to 2S3. Knlc.lr'hnoknr Sldts'JOs. nib to 3(ls; 'Osboio Suito to SBs, Harrow suits to Ma.

Beef or Suits to 1S. liiiBby Suits. SW.to 45. Wimbledon Snits 42s. fo 00s.

Trousers Ss. Grtrtoies. 00. OAL AT 'FIBST COST. J.

and J. pbarleswortb TELEGRAPH SHARES. Alsititndra 00. to'SOa. Nautical Snits.

.218. (Id, tq 30s. Velvdt Suits Od, to iU. CriokotinB- Snita Od, to 23a. deliyer diroro from wioit uouienes to urn consumer.

KODm uoaa endtost Wto best Siikstone, law EPthweUHabih, liost fatso, Hpokton; Victoria Silfcstona. 26s bust Brfshts, Vest pw. Hoopers, 12 to 12 Eastern, 8 to SJ Cuba, 8 to 0 Iirazilian, 71 to7j Globe Opo. 101 Ordiiwry, to 7 fYA'M and SELECT DEPAETMElfTS, Amalg. Atlantic, 704 to 77 Telegh.

29 to 294 India Rubber, 20 to 22 West India, 4 to 4j Do. 10 p. c. 10 to 10J Eastern 1-1 to 8 8-18 Hartiay's, stoam, small, agent, isnwai-ttwowp, CoaMiflCp, Great- Northiart Hallway, King'frcross; it, MiiUms EailwUy, dldSt. Panorasroad, N.W.j ondNew Midtand CoalDoiioli AmPha-sfetWalworth-road, S.K 1, rfOAXS.

LEA and best Walisend, Hottdn, or i Lambton. bytcrpwstcamorsand railway, 32s. per ton; Walfeerid Habit and Boys' and Youths' Sejiatato and 8oleot IMjortnusuV 6. Hots, Hosiery, Shirts, Boote. iShoetr So.

TTvnmnnri r.njn nul vEfltahliflhmenta: -r ICS and 07. Oxford. Cob. street! and at BlrihinBham, "iyolvarhaipptpn, 'M. Cake.

Ids. per 12 sacks. Cash. mnii.iw.nnts: Hifthburv aiB N.i Kininland, Kt MAiNZlJtiiB PwWJJsu- naauttissssa; superior to all othorfc-Vioiiria Two Rrat Prize Medals Gisft Northern Eailwiiv. Kinir.

degrees j' highost' tompofaturp in the sun's rays (by themordotfer otoss and HoUomty? Midland Bailway, CamUrito.Btwe, South TotttiiihBihN.t and Wharres, Easin. sbs only fjrand Silror Meijal und DlWpiu a from the iio'gioty of Affo and Mahufaqtures of Lower Austria. Wita oiaoaeueu outo m. ioa a iuncai imijmvucu on the gross (by thermometer with its bulb fully exposed to tho sky), 88'1 degrees. Rainfall, 0'024 inch.

General Remarks: Wand-W (generally) Greatest pressure, 6'21b; on square foot at 3.10p.m. (4th.) Weather; Qonerally flap. B. B. HMUB.

WO. A1C1UJ. 1-hwui MV. UUIIUVU mMmir.andUBht.mahufaotnrinftjTWioscs, 7 7o, at Clapham, Brixton, Dulmch, TnUe-hill, Bohtraria, KtmdaBton. or any part of London, afea short notice, Cpke.

10j, Cash prices. Tolo- ANZEE" MACHrKE, suitabla for (rramB ana uruero uy jvai. luviuyuj. uwuvMttv. TRAFFIC EETUENS.

for touors, outlittexs, anu- manuiaeturers oi neajy eoods, 8 8b. SMITH, and Co. BpstWaUsond, Selected: and Siikstone, Now fflfotono, 27s. Derby. Briaht, Bai-iuOoy, Kitohsn.

Steam. Nuts. Cobbles. Coke, b.i MAOHINB Mer- Miles Paa-hailways. Open, sehgers Week endino- July 12.

chnncuse. lait. Sporting Colliers, The colliers aro advancing rapidly on the path of refinement and civilization, and it must he an enormous consolation to thoso whose limited means cause them to gaze mournfully at the liBt of high prices still quoted for coal to find that their money is not thrown away. They can hardly, it is true, provide warmth and food for themselves aud their families but tho sous of toil aro at last ablo to supply themselves with, some of tho most pressing oodB of existence shooting, for instance and a very'pleasing example of the improved comfort of the working mau in this respect is afforded by the case of two colliers, John and Edward Sommerville, who wore charged at Hamilton the other day with having, on the 12th oi August, trespassed in pursuit of game on the lauds of Fortisset, tho property of Mr. John Meek.

The Messrs. Sommerville admitted the soft impeachment, but it Tviin etatod for thorn that they wore not in any souse of the word to ho understood as poachers. They each held an ordinary game licence, aud were iri the habit of tnldm: annually a iiold or moor. For some time past they had'loased tho shootings over Bollside, which adjoined thoso of Fortisset, and in crossing to their own field Ihey wont through Mr. Meek's.

If any birds had crossed their path the temptation might perhaps have been to groat to resist, but all they had actually done 'was to commit an act of trespass. The fine under these eir-oumotances was restricted to with 1, lus. of expenses, or fourteen days of imprisonment. Many a member of the learned professions who never oould, nor ever will he able to tako a moor," and is even thankful if any kind friend will send him occasionally a brace of grouse to'mitigato slightly the feorrors of bis butcher's bill, will no doubt envy these gentlemen cftlliors, who not only supply the fuel for the kitchen grate, but kill tho game that roasts before it. Tal', Mall Gaiettt.

The Old Newgate Wall. The workmeii in the employ of Messrs. Mowlem, Freeman, and Burt have been making excavations for now houses in Newgate-street, opposite tho gaol end. In tho course of the work a considerable portion of the old Newgate wall hae been brought to light. The excavations run at a depth of uhout ten feet, nnd tho wall is seen from the bottom of this trench nearly up to the level of tho street in some places, being embedded in the earth under tho street.

Alost of it will not be interfered with, as it is only necessary to cover it with brickwork for tub new houses which are to bo ercctod on the spot. In one part of it there is an arched subway leading across the street to the prison, and backwards in tho direction of the old Compter. Iusido this subway an old arohed sower of hriokwork up-pears to have been made at some subsequent period to that of tho on'sinal stonowork of the passage, the intervening space being filled up with earth. The wall is composed of rough pieces of Kentish rag or Some srmilar stone, with flinty pieces of stone from the chalk hills, mixed with rubble, the whole having been originally grouted together. It has sot so hard length of tune that tho mou savitis now much, harder than their own concrete.

Tho spot has been visited by many antiquarians dyttiug.tho week. Oily i'tia. Cocoa fob Besawabt. The "Globs uije-" Taylor Brothers' Morauilla'Coeoahas achiovedo thoroanh success, end superscdee every other oocoa in thorharict. Prahonsoob atht and invalids could not recommend a more agreeable or valuable bevertlss." Bold in tin-lined SAoVphi only by nil m-oosw-Twior total.

Loadoa 1 Total, 1878. 2,820 jB A tinuca to ranu nmt ira cuibo, suu.ouu nanus won sola. i Frospectus, Frico Listn, and all inioircntlon irir Onlcts-I, (JHJ3AT JORTLANKotREBT; LONDON, alialnnd Eallwuy," St. Pahcrfts; Great Eastern EailwaT, BiBhopeBatci Epjjcnt's Canal and elsewhere at loqnl prices, 1,631 BuenosAyres 3S 1,816 WATER" OUSHIQJfS for I.N A LIDS. Aflbrdhur instant relief from pressure wd.

rfuBtrollyprs-Tcntinff'bedsores'By their eas, softnejsiand a OALB.Vliest, UUAJS, aXjbXIM anu coie-n 1 nmfjul WitllQAnd. Imtbln ivirinod. best Silkstono. BueaosAyresGt.Southern 146 3,340 3,883 3,438 40,700 lllUBUHimi JL'llWXdai, UX nntipp.R Derby Brtehts, 24s, good Kitchen, Nuts, Coke, Ms. Cosh on defivory; Orders to 4D, Pancras-road, Kine's-oross i Iftof- 651 2,190 Month ot July.

Bwcdish SCenteal Week 29. Manufaetnrors of Water Mattrtssos and Water Cushions to 8,122 snoit-strooc, w.y.,januu, Grand OiTmkoi Canada, 1883 if x'uuiuau jamais, sy, rtitmunV oaf vnMoituxviinv 1 RUSSESl-SALMON, ODYv and' Patent' Truss Malmrfl in his lata Maiastr' William IV. RtonWnnd. iOAii. It.

V. Best Uhtl ISlJUio-cilOWia, 1 29s. cash. OolUorv Offloas. BSnit'strosa Station.

Anent JZMBB-J. tOLUBB. The following changes occurred to-day in the undermentioned stocks and shares, tho closing prices being noticed in each case within parentheses Colonial R.ULWAi-a.-Great Western of Canada Perpetual Five per Cent, receded 4 (95to 0). raulo advanced Js. Od.

(201 to 7S Central Argentine, 5s. (10 to and Lombardo-Vcnchan, 5s. micas Railways Douab Bosns. Penneylvania 60 dollar thires improved i (48 to 0). li.Mt.wAYS Btkmiso Eoxdd.

Atlantic and Great Wcrtoni, Leased Lines rose 2J (88 toj72))i and ditto, 1873, 2J (47 to Enstcrn advanced 10s (1 to 2 prem.) i Anglo-tlungnrinn. 2s. fid. (4 to and Land MortOTgo of India, 2s. Cd, '8TnLKaiiAv'iis.

-Mediterranean Extension Eight per Cent, im- SixpcrCcnt.rosB 5 (05 to 105) Scottish Austnilbn Investment Six per 1 to 13) Ebbw Vide, 1 (8 to 5 dis.) Irapenal Credit, Surplus Certificate, 7b. (J to and International Financial, 2s ei. (1 to 1 dis.) Pawson and however, receded 2s. 6d. Vj 3 prem) Jurymen.

A correspondent calls attention to the fact that tho overseers of tho different parishes in England nro at present making out their returns of men qualified and linblo to serve 011 juries. Ho adds haUho nairiea of pevsous sometimes get in tho lists or be retained thorn who are not liable to servo as jurors-ior instance, many whose ages exceed sixty years, and who are consequently exempt The present is the tiruo, therefore, to look at tho jurv lists, which may bo seen on tho or on application to tho 'overseers or vestry-clerfo, who will also inform a nplicivnts who fire liaWo to serve and who are exempt, and any person not liaWe, and whoso nnmo is Ketitstraok out. It is very imporbint, however, that all should know that if through thair own uegiect their namos remain on the jury list they will 00 heFd liable to serve, and no oxcnas will, ho available except illness at the time they may ho summoned to serve. Fits. Ephjbpmc Fits or.

Fakuno Siokues. A eer-tain method ot cute has been (liscov.ru.l fof tl.is htrcfflin mini by a iihtEidr.n. who i that nil imr wf bono nr. liomthts I.roifoi.ticdili8rovtrj-: it. i never knovra in fa i monhoiK.li.MOiKiftiu.rnU othor h'uo nuil.

Vimpar will 80 cntby jwrt touuy irf ot cliargo. WUliams, 10, Oxfosd-tdrraco, Hj-do-rHri. i.oiition.lAdrcdmoat.l. ireings, Knee Caps, Soaks, Ladies' Abdominal Belts, Established lOALS. OANNOOK CHASE.

Hand-picked deop Coals make tho hottest and best Arcs, and very littlo aeh.de- 180S. 212, Strand, M0W5BAT, and" MARTIN, OU and Cover mnnfeartrirarsHiuh-MARTIN'S WA'EEEPHOOP. INCOMP09mON for 01lolothes. Cofitnusto entered livercd, 2lls. per tun; kitchen, screened cobbles, 2(s.

Durham WaJfiSnd, Uirohwcod Silks tono, 27e. ordors to J. T.KEBNE. m. Oxford-siieiit.

nto lor xtouway, waggon, j-nsino, onavuacaico iiaren, go. w.o. iIESSB and OTNGABX wATEBj prpphy- OALS, 2,000 tons BEST WALl'SENDS must bo 1 removed from the Great Northern on account of now lino. vat. per (on; original prico S2s.

Monoy returned ii lotlalisllCtory. goTereIm Coiil ComiMUiy, 1W, Guat-Portliuid-iltreot. that nttthora, and wfetseiva it tho it'refreshea tho'mbmory." pbaticallythe scent for warm weather, for hot and aeprossivoollniato. A case at slngls samplos, Oo lOAIiS, Summer Pnoea. The LONDON I COAL EMVEItY COMPANY'S best SIHrtflrio.

nrK swepvwt The IiEYYiNG of DoMmioABB.A largely attended meeting was held on FridSy night at Bxeter to protest against the oustom levying dominioalB, whioh is beine enforced in Beyeralparishes in the It seame thatTjondon, York; and Elxoter are the only thiae cities in which the oustom exists. Por some years the rectors of those Exeter paiisheo' 'whdro the piistom pryailedhi been lenient "in anforoing payment but, some as to the legality of tho demand having been raised, tnoy have smnmoned thoBe parishioners who refused to pay. The tax is apenny per week on each and the oppO' nents allege that it ia merely relic, of Roman Gatholio times, and a thfit. vim enforced by Ohoroh for the purpose of confession. Hie rectors the payment forms aporfcion of tbinpome of their cures, ana they are bound in justice tpeir BRoceBSorfl to iain tain their right to levy.

Several defaulters have been ordered taw; butthpy declare they.will allow their goods to be sold. and there ft a good deal of soreness about tho maWei', At the pohdenwed.wuujust andnn-Ohristian, aud.it 'MdafniMd 22S. pet hav Dollverod free to all paito of -Maori. Ordors to the Secretary, 150, dsworo-rood. TA POAIi ahfl.

IBON COMPANY "TTtrrTnTra Ami Orders to J. TL'ENIiUlZ, eclr. aireiit EB7ES.AB1ETHY(8 for the NERVES, langihRfrom 60s', to Wm. per m. Waatof aimp, jMsSaoaTldver.Coai.

Bman-siiow oi oariey, wio trauv viuaiuuiy ui. p. -tr fotions; grtadlnir, 40s. pre or, Oate feWd nt innt witeWS (firios. with a firm feehnn in the traae'i theiulms soamareaoniotnis jjuntars-ive A pmm WiStpiX) aoirf lis rates were 80s.

fo OAfWtS. DpsOABiBB, tfl0f.