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8 THE LfYMlJPQOi; MEECUIIY. THUESDAT: J0LT 6, 1882: LMPOETAlfT LANCASHIRE THE SEIZURE OF ARMS IN 1 1 Dyewoods remain quiet 295 tons Honduras Logwood taken in for some sales have, however, been made subsequently. Drysalteries, Ashes Pots stilt 27s. 6d, per cwt. Castor Oil: To stimulate the demand sellers THIS CAY.

93i North British 93i i i 38 Do. Edin. Glas- rd-163 North-eastern 78f North Staffordshire 121i South-eastern deterred.1215 123 Birkenhead 4 p. 122 FOREIGN. a 433 N.Y.P& Ohio 1st 43J 3f 1 1 CASE.

iBorStSto been heard and decided the ZSv Itwasanadministrataontioa SSffTutof the extraordinary facts revealed a arising oux vj. eentleman named Thomas Swh" was clerk HlVc of the eoy ofSster and a colonel of a Volimteer rement, a- years ago in possession of considerable nf ha married the niece of a clergy-SKS by Sirwfll Teft to Mrs. Birchall nearly tha man, was invested at the time bv oroSSoa, had acted as such to the uncle of lL BircMlTand was entrusted with the whole ZnZt ot his affairs. Mrs. Birchall gave hira ScloTot ler fortune At his death it apnW that he had made a wiU which gave rise to cSerable litigation.

The case baa ben ouently before the courts, and it was now submitted to Mr Justice Kay, acting for Mr. Justice Fry, for tartte consideration. The questions diateg Stod had reference to the allowances which, in tTrf the provisions of the tester's wrought to be made to Anne Jane Smith, with whom tha testetorwas Uvingin Manchester at the of death. This ladv was entrusted with the care and maintenance of two Ulegtimate chUdren by a who had acted as his who had died, soma years before his death the testator made a wU, which he banded to his wife, stating that he had made over to her the whole of his property. There was no issue by his marriage.

By a uent will, however, Mr. Birchall directed that his should have a certain income, with tne ase ol ms house, Egertoa Hall, daring her life bat deed that upon her death the whole oTher property should go to his illegitimate ch2drea-namely, Cafterin! Birchall, ag5 17, md Birchall, aged 15, to be divided directed that ttfotAt have reduced their limit for good seconds to and ouu cases nave been sold tiiereat. Gammer Prices are being rushed up 100 bales block have been sold from store at 22s. and for arrival 300 tons by the Alice and Burdwan at 22s. 6d.

to 22s. 9d. There is probably more doing than is reported. Cutch steady but quiet. Gum Holders are as firm as ever, but the demand is quieter.

Nitrate of Soda: 12s. 9d. is now asked oa the spot. The arrival market continues to harden, and there are to-day fewer sellers in this position. The beet-growers on the continent are using the article with increased confidence the consumption for this purpose will probably largely develop, and some of the principal consumers are anticipating their requirements, being evidently attracted by the present low range of prices.

Lard is maintained at yesterday's price there is not much doing, however, owing to the-holidays ia America. The following is copied from the official report Drysalteries, Sec. Nothing was done at the public sales this morning, the whole of the produce offered, including Argois, Castor Oil, Gum Arabic, Rattans, being withdrawn. By private, Ashes continue firm at 50s. for pearl, and 27s.

6d. per cwt. for pot. Bark So sales. Berries Persian yellow are held lor full prices.

Brimstone Best thirds selling at 7s. 6d. per ton, from store. Castor Oil 600 cases good seconds sold at 3.5-16d. to and 25 barrels French at 3d.

per lb. Cutch without change. Gambler: A large business done on spot, and- to arrive at 22s. 6d. to 22s.

and now more money is demanded in both positions. Gum Sales of Ghezirah have been made at 28s. 6d. per cwt, Nitrate of Soda is dearer, 12s 9d. per cwt.

being now the price; sales about 100 tons, in addition to which it is understood that a good business has been concluded for arrival, the market olosing firmer in this position. Sumao in moderate demand good to fine Palermo 12s. S3i per owt- Tart" Three casks of Cream sold at 120s. 6d and now 121s. per cwt.

is asked, jSyrabolam8. About 11,200 bags were offered and about 5700 sold, then and since, atSs. 6d. to 10s. perewt.

Lard steady at 62s. per cwt, spot and August-September delivery, but the business is very trifling. Oils, Palm Oil held for full prices. Tallow Fine North American 43s. 6d.

to 44 with a fair demand. Eape Oil: Eefined Stettin slow, at 33s. 6d. per cwt. Linseed Oil 25s.

to 25s. 6d. per cwt. for raw. Cottonseed Oil 28s.

to 29s. perewt. for Liverpool refined. Eo6in 5s. 7id.

now asked for common. Turpentine unchanged. Petroleum dull 6d. about nearest value for refined oil. The following is copied from the official report Oils, ia Palm Oil firm, with little offering.

Tallow is very steady, with a fair inquiry. Olive Oil still in limited request, linseed Oil 25s. to 25s. 6d. per in export casks, with a moderate demand.

Rape Oil Refined Stettin continues steady at 33s. 9d. to 34s. per cwt. Cottonseed Oil is very firm at 283.

to 28s. 6'd. per cwt. for Liverpool refined. Bosin: All the common offering at 5s.

64, from tbe quay, having been cleared, sellers now require 5s. 7jd, per ex store. Spirits of Turpentine 39s. 6d. per and steady thereat.

Petroleum. There is enly a very moderate consumptive business passing in refined oil at aboufyesterday's quotations. MISCELLANEOUS LIVERPOOL MARKETS. Ieish and American Provisions. Butter: A slow sale.

Bacon in good demand at full prices. Lard quiet Cheese steady. Butter, cwt, Bacos. cwt. Sjsu LongbonelessbacksK) 0..62 0 Waterford, KI1- 'Cumberland out 60 0..62 0 keuny.

Olonmel, -Stratford 60 0..65 0 HllUUUUllf LU frf WW Ditto, ertra fine 110 ..112 Wexfordand Ennis-corthy In Salt: Long Shortcut Vcvft. 69 0..71 0 68 0..73 0 49 0..50 0 nrt. 62 0..63 0 Vcvrt: ....56 0..58 0 0..55 0 0..40 0 American 1 Choice creamy Ditto, dairy Ditto, fair to Canadian; Choice creamy Ditto, dairy Ditto, iair to gooi Ditto, medium Ditto, Bacok. itihoulders 102 Extra fine ilfairtogood Oaiui, Extra nne 102 Pine Ordinary to I cium 60! Smur. SO SO SO fdWlDS BTtra Indian mm Vtn ft.

AtJ Short middles, rib 9" cwt ilndiamess ins one, Ditto, tlo in Louse middles, 64 0..66 0 Prime mess 85 0.. SS 0 POKE. 200 lbs. rib prime mess 92 6. .95 0 62 0..64 0 prime mess 82 6..

90 0 Livsefooi, Coen Market, July 5. (From John Bingham and Co.) Wheat strong at yesterday's prices. Flour remains unchanged. Beans and Peas firm at previous figures. Maize steady at about 6s.

9d, per cental for American mixed. d. s. J. Calif 9 1110 2 Chilian 3 3 T.

3 10, Hard 0 0 0 0 American, 10 3.. 10 6 American, No. 2Bprmg, old 3 7., 5 9 Ditto, No. 3.. 8 11 3 Winter 0 0 0 0 Cdiais, 10 "0 ..10 2 Red winter 0 0 0 0 Ejyp'tau 0 0 0 0 FLOcralOOlb: IiroiAX OoBir, American, s.

d. 6 d. white 0 0 0 0. Mixed, new 0 0.. 0 0 Ditto, 85..

6 9 Galatz and Odessa 6 4 6 7 Beans, 100ft: Eg'pf Saidi ana Saidi, old 7 7 10 0 0 a Saidi. new. Smyrna 6 Oats. English and Welsh, new 0 Sligo, new 0 TJndried and KlndrledW of 0 Blade P.E.L 0 Oatmeal Canadian 11 0 0 0 0 0 Michigan. 3 ..13 PEAS-e'lOOlh: Oanadlan 7 0 0 LIVHBPOOL AGRICDLTUBAL PEODUCE MARKET.

Hay, cwt. s. d. 9. Per Ton.

Old 4 6 6 Si s. d. s. d. Clover 0 0 0 0 Carrot 0 0 0 0 Straw Turnips 0 0 0 0 4 9 0 WursX 0 0 0 0 Oat 4 0 4 8 1 Manure 3 6 6 0 Barley 3 6 3 lOierass.

9 cwt. 1 0,... 1 6 L1TBBPO0L WHOLESALE YEBTABLS S1AKKET. Gheat Homes-street. Jfotatoes, s.

4. Ma-gaum 0 0 0 0 Tiotorias 0 0. 0 0 SkerryBlnes. 6 0... 5 6 Wnil Kemps.

0 0... 0 0 SeotchDowns 0 0... 0 0 0 0. 0 0 New, 2Hhs 1 8... 2 3 Turnips, doz.

bunohes 1 0... 1 2 Bitto, Swedish, per cwt. 0 0... 0 0 Carrots, ooz. bunches 1 0...

1 2 Ditto. 0 0... 0 0 urease; xnesta ic 13 6 Extra Cdian 13 0 Am'can clear 14 10 Straight IS 4 Wheat P-nt. 1G 9 13 Onions, 1 owt. 9.

d. 0. d. English 0 0 0 0 Foreig'a 6 6... 8 0 Parsley, doz.

0 3... 4 Onoambers 2 0... 3 6 Lettuce, doz. LendsB 0 6... 0 9 Gorsa 0 2...

3 Cauliflowers 2 0... 3 6 Cabbages 0 6... 1 4 Celery 0 0... 0 0 Peas. 0 6...

1 0 Beans 0 0... 0 0 Kidney ditto 0 6... 0 0 Scarlet Suaners 0 0... 0 0 93 331 168 78 12l 121 i 14f 8 llii 36 60 23 11 xo 15 Do. 8j Do 112i Lake Shore Michigan.111 xd N.XorkL.Bri&W 36f 60 Penjiaylvania S50 shs 29J PML and Beading SoO 29? 11J South Ohio coupons 08O BKITISH POSSESSIONS.

18f Grand Trunk. 103 Do. 5 p.c 1st prof 67 Be 5 p.c 2nd pref-. 86 6 i i 43 So. 4 rxs.

3rd pref 42417-16 3 138 Gt. Indian xdls -13 7-16 Gt. West. Canada 13i 10SJ Do. 5 p.c.

pref. '69-76 INSURANCE, xd 18jp British For. 3-16p International Marine 3-16 4Jp Lancashire Insurance 19 Ipool London Globe 18J 19 2Jp London Lane id 4ip Maritime Insurance. 181 103 86 136 13 108 4 4 4 430 44Od Oueen Insurance WO 4z7b 313 36p Iieliauce Marine. C00 313 27 27Jp Royal Insurance 6p yi'u rbp yea insurance 2j 2ip Standard Marine llp Thames and Mer3ey 11 7-16 2 Union MISCELLANEOUS.

54 Egyptian unified 53J 27 Spanish 3 p.c, 27.1-1S xd British Shipowners. par 2d Cunard Steam (10 "I par 2f wasugnt ana uolte A lYUi- 32 xall 32i Hudson's Bay. 33 2f 9-16 S3 100 L'pool Corporation 3f pc 100J 13i 13i L'pool U. Trams 13 6f 7. National Steamship 38 33 Pacific Steam 4 4ip West India Steam Note.

Sales marked thus are for less than 1000 stock or les9 than a marketable number of shares. A hyphen between two fractions signifies that the transaction is at the mean price. Manohesteb Sbaee Mabket. Caledonian, 104i Great Eastern, 72 Great Western, 138 Lancashire and Yorkshire 4 per cent, debenture, 115J London, Brighton, and South Coast deferred, 128J i i it ii London, Chatham, and Dover, 284 Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire deferred, 501 50 Slanchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire 44 per cent, debenture, 122J North British 4- per cent, debenture, 108 North-eastern 4J per cent. (1876), 109i; North Staffordshire, 78 West Lancashire pref New York, Lake Erie, and Western, 36J Pennsylvania S50 shares, 60 Philadelphia and Reading Ordinary, 2S Ohio and Mississippi, 36 Grand Trunk of Urand Trunk of Canada, second preference, 85J 6 Grand Trunk: of Canada, third preference, 41 2 i 5 Great Western of Canada, Manchester and Liverpool District Bank, 38 Manchester and Salford Bank, 18 Union Bank of Manchester, 22 Lancashire Insurance, Thames and Mersey Marine Insurance, 13 Andrew Knowks and Sons, 9 Ashton and Oldham Canal, 176 x.d.

Boickow, Vaughan (12 paid)'14g; Lancashire and Cheshire Telephone, 36s. Spanish 3 per 27 x.d. Glasgow Ssabb Maeset. Caledonian, 104f; New York, Pennsylvania, and Ohio, 1st mortgage, 43; Eries, 37; Ontario, 25; Grand Trunk of Canada, 3rd preference, 42 jtg Great Western of Canada, 13J; Glasgow TramwaysjlSJ Glasgow and South-western, 118; Great Western, 138 Manchester, Sheffield, and Lmcolnshire deferred, 50 North British, 93 Edinburgh and Glasgow, 38 Philadelphia and Beading, 29 Ohio and Mississippi, 36 Oregon and California preference, 49f Hudson's Bay, 32 Tharsis, 40. MISCELLANEOUS.

The prospectus is published of the Victoria Gold Company, limited, with a capital of 200,000 in 1 shares. The property which the company is formed to purchase aud develops is situate in Guayaua, Venezuela, about 30 miles from the El Callao Mine, said to be one of the richest in the world. A New Cobpokation Consolidated Stock. The Manchester City Council, at their meeting yesterday, resolved to issue a new consolidated stock hearing- interest at 3i per cent, per annnm, paid half-yearly. The amount of the issue is 900,000, and the stock will ia the first instance be offered at par to persons who have lent money to the Corporation on the security of bonds or mortgages.

The bonded debt, to the amount of 900,000, will thus be converted into stock.J St. Helens and Disteict Teamwats Compant. An extraordinary general meeting of the shareholders of this company was held to-day, at Kos. 19 and 21, Queen Victoria-street, London, the chairman of the company presiding. The Secretary having read the notice convening the meeting, the Chairman said that the meeting was called for the purpose of confirming two several declarations of forfeiture of shares neglected to be paid up, and he would therefore move, That this meeting hereby confirms the two several declarations of forfeiture of the shares of Hampden Whalley and St.

Vincent W. F. Jervis, and hereby furthermore orders and directs that the 225 shares forming the subject of the forfeiture be sold or otherwise disposed of as the directors may think fit." Mr. Spade seconded the motion, which was carried unanimously. The Chairman declared the proceedings at an end, and said that the second meeting was called to obtain the sanction of the shareholders to put the borrowing powers of the company into operation.

The company, by their special act, was empowered to borrow 17,000. The debentures to be issued in pursuance of that course had been made over to the contractors, as forming part of the sum to be paid for the formation of the tramways. The mortgage bonds would be the first charge on the tolls, revenues, tramways, rolling stock, which would cost nearly 87,500, and as the mortgage bonds were limited by Act of Parliament to 17,000, security was absolute. The bonds would be issued at 5 per payable half-yearly, and redeemable at par in tea years. He would move That tbis meeting hereby orders that the sum of 17,000 be borrowed by the directors under the powers and upon the security in such respective behalfs mentioned in the St.

Helens and District Tramways Act, 1879." The motion was unanimously adopted, and a vote of thanks to the chairman concluded the proceedings. At a special meeting of John Bagnall and Sons, Limited, at the Queen's Hotel, Birmingham, to-day, the resolutions recommending the liquidation of that company; were confirmed. Messrs. Edward Gem (chairman) and William Gordon Bagnall were appointed liquidators. Tee Affaies of Ms.

J. C. Boss. To-day, a meeting was held at the offices of Mr. J.

C. Fowke, solicitor, Colmore-row, Birminiham. of the crerlifccrs of Mr. John Charles Soss, trading as Charles Eoss. CO 1.

j. au 0t j. aim uroa-street, refreshment-room keeper, wine and spirit merchant, and dealer in ale, cider, and tobacco. The chair was taken by Mr. Alexander Balbiruie, of Castle-street, Liverpool.

Mr. Luke J. Sharp, the receiver, presented a statement 0 the debtor's attairs. Liabilities, 2467 6s. Id.

assets, 93.7 10s. iua. uonsiaeraoie discussion took piace, and eventually a composition of 6s. in the pound, payable in three, six, and nine months, was accepted. LotfDOir Peodtjce Market, July 5.

Sugar No public sales, and scarcely any business reported prices nominally unchanged. Coffee: Small sales, chiefly plantation Cylon, passed off at steady prices. Tea: New season's China met a quiet sale at about previous rates; Indian remains unaltered. Bice dull and neglected. Cotton Market steady at late values.

Jute without change. Tallow bracketed 55s. spot. Io.vnoif Metal Market, July 5. scopper steady food ordinary Chili, 66 15s.

to 67 cash, 67 10s. to 67 15s, forward. Tin Fine foreign 99 5s. to 99 12s 6d sharp cash, 100 to 100 10s. forward; English inotsl 103 to 104.

Spelter and Lead unchanged. Scotch Pig Iron steady, 49s. 4d. cash. Quicksilver 5 18s.

9d London- HopMaeket, July 5. Messrs. Le May report that the bop marketis gradually advancing. Stocks are becoming perceptibly smaller, and if the present healthy consumptive trade developed speculative business prices would take a sudden jump of several pounds per cwt. An advance of 2 to 3 per cwt.

would be thoroughly warranted by the present disastrous state of the growing crop. Stocks were never less than now -plantations could not be worse most are black. LoifDOK Coal Market, Jdxy 5. Tbeliouse coal market was quiet to-day at last prices. No Hartleys for sale East Wylam, 15s.

Hetton, 16s. 6d. Original Hartlepool, 16s. Lambton, Hetton Lyonsand Wear 14s. 6d.

Ships at market, 12 sold, all; at sea, 5 London Pbovision Maeket, July 5. Butter -Slow trade for all descriptions of foreign- Frieslai'd quoted 94s. to Normandy, 94s. to Jersey 84s. to 90s.

American and Irish merely nominal' Bacon: Market dull, and prices generally favour buyers' Hams a slow sale. Lard quiet but firm. Cheese Finest new American, 56s. to Edam and Gocda, 48s. to 53s London Potato Market, Joxy 5.

Good supplies of new potatoes at market. English are quoted from 8 to 10 per ton. and foreign 8s. to 9s. per cwt London Cobs Market, July S.

Market very quiet weather showery. Little doing in wheat or flour, and prices are unaltered. Grinding barlev firm; malting kinds dull. Oats Blow trade foreign the turn cheaber Maize steady. Pease unchanged.

British wheat 480-Foreign wheat, barley, 250; oats, maize' 270; flour, 6140 sacks and 2580 barrels. Glasgow Corn Market, July 5. Wheat met a restricted sale at last week's prices. Flour unaltered in value, but some descriptions were the turn cheaper Barley was quite neglected. Oats remained steady! Pease were 3d.

and beans and maize 6d. "per 20015s dearer. This advance somewhat checked busfness Cork Cork Market, July 5. No quotations -to-day Wakefield Caxtle Market, july 5. There were 1100 tess sheep and lambs, and 200 less fat beasts on offer than last week.

Beef made rather more money fully 8d. per lb. and sheep were from id. to id. per lb' dearer, choice little animals making 9d.

per 1 Lambs sold at and fat calves at Sd. Very little doinir in store cattle. Edtnbuugh Cattle Market, July 5. There were 1590 fat sheep and lambs, which met a dull trade too secondary, inferior, best lambs 40s-secondary, 32s. to inferior.

26s. each. There were 116 fat cattle of an average quality buyers were very cautious, owing to unfavourable weather and high Drices of late; extreme, 10s. current, 10s. selondari-, 9s.

9d. to inferior, 8s. Dairy Ayrsliires 14 iv! 17; shorthorns, 13 to 22; good stlUnl market Xoung pigs, 14s. to 13s. fe mariet- Wolvsrhamptox Ibon Trade, Jult 5.

This after noon prices were firm all round. Sheets were in brisk request. Hoops were selling. Bars were inquired Sor Plates were quiet. In pigs there was a lull Bars weS 6 5s.

upwards. Singles were 7 15s. and 8- doublS 9 and trebles, ilO 15s. Plates were 8 upward? rF we resPMly 2s. 52s.

and 62s. 6d. Willmsworth qualities were 45s to (Si Barrow hemaMtes CJ 3 Od. U-LASHOW 1BOX MARKET, ajt l. with moderate businas i naTi and 49s.

cash 49s. fW iZ 30.. buyers 49s. 4d. cash, and 49s'.

6L one month d. per ton more. Closing sellers Clyde Crushed Sugar Market, July 5. has been a imod uoux p. t'nere report states that a good business has kI al at firm prices.

Kietlarket wSISdoleloFrtaavd Saturday, being Greenock fair acd1 Sere wH be no deliveries from refiners' stores Grimsby Fish mii prices firm. Brills. 2s. 4s 6d ofi ditto, dead, 25s. to coalfisNSs to 10s.

to 12s. eels, 2s. 3d. to It 8d catfish 'LYF' dabs, 5s.6d. to gurnets, is.

Sd. Si 6s. to round haddocks, 9s. to 14T- i'Jt. hbt-to hake, 40s.

to 60s. fe' filing, 60s. to ditto, dkdTmS: Tso, mackerel, 4s. 6d. American oynl live, 12s.

6d.to 16s. 9d. to salmon. Is, 3d. to Is.

4d. NrwVgtanSd 'uff1 skate, Is. 8d.to 2s. 6L: turbos, Ssto ic'. ww 5d.

to 6d. ditto, dead, 4d. to 6d! wiutmKs. OOBK BUTTEH MarjCITT: Firsts, tSrl SS oured firkins: Superfine, ii wi mlla' 1DSs-: mUd, Legs: Mild.97, Firkins in market, im mild, mild. IV68.

U1KO 1 keg, 4 mild gu. Fellow: "Catch hold of mvarm. Barmaid a la mdd- "Woii mmta. mrTW4TT4 TTXNTW STOTICB. WHh the view ct diminishln? the ehsnees of zoUlsicn, the steamers cfthls lias take a specified course for ail season of the year On tie outward passage Horn Queenstoirn to Sew Tor or Boston, er-xslns meridian of at 43 las.

or nothtns: to tbe north of 43. On the homeward passage, crossing the meridian of 60 at ROYAL MATT, BAILtSTO VBOM UVSKPOOL. VIA Captain, ior Cook "korfe. Date. July 8 July It, IS July 13 i Z2 July 76 ATLAS Hoscason Boston SCYTHIA AlOTpny -ev York.

MAITA BOTHNIA BATAVTA PAKTHIA CATALOXIA GAiLlA cosioa M'Micken "Vork. M'Kay "ew York fiill "Eeoion jmy a jtors iiag. a SHOM AMEEICA. Muroby New York June 28 6CTTHTA PALMYRA Cottier Jttfy 1 Sn'oon "Passsure, 15. 18.

21 GTXINTtAJS, awi 2b. J3ETUBN TICKETS. 30 sad 35 GUINEAS, anfl 45- Passage to New Ycrb Boston, Halifax. Philadelphia, or Baltimore SIX O-TjETEAS. jfaspenger? booked thrcragb to wwrt of toe Trusted Ptates and Canada; also via, SAK FRANCISCO to CHINA, JAPAN.

NEW ZEALAND, and AUSTRALIA. drafts issued free of charsre. tfteamers tor varcoes at the Company's centrally-situated wharf. Pier 40 Worth Riverl. New Tort City.

For freight and passaire apptf. in louden." to W. and W. S. Cunard.

S. St. E.C., and 28. Pail-mall, S.W.; in Glasgow, to G. and J.

Burns. 30, Jamaica-street; Oueenstown, to T. and O. Waclver; or In LWerpool. to 4 O.

8. Water-street. Saloon Passengers fur the rTERVlA vil! embark by Steam Tender leafing the 8t3se at 12 30 p.m. July 8. Saloon Passengers for the ATLAS will embark by Sieam Tender lea-Ting the Stage at Four p.m July 12.

knifed Stales mS. ALLAN LINE. j. CANADIAN ROYAL MAIL STEA3SIEES, UVXSPOOTj TO QTTEBEC VIA lOJfEOUETtKT SARMATIAN For Quebec Thursday, Jidy POLYNESIAN Thursday, July 13 SARDINIAN For Quebec Thursday, July 20 CIRCASSIAN For Quebec Thursday, July 27 PERUVIAN. For Quebec Thursday, Aug.

3 PARISIAN For Quebec Thursday, Aug. 10 SARMATIAN For Quebec Aug. 17 POLYNESIAN Thursday, Aug. 24 SARDINIAN For Quebec-. Thursday, Aug.

31 CIRCASSIAN For Quebec Thursday, Pjut. 7 PERTTYIAN For Quebec ThuiKdaj, ocut, 14 PARISIAN For Quebec Thursday. Sept 21 SARMATIAN For Quebec Thrtrsdw. Sept. 28 irvEBPOOi TO ST.

HAtiyAX. AfTD BAXTTMOaS, VTA QUBENTOTTO. HIBERNIAN Tuesday, July 18 NOVA SCOTIAN Tuesday, Aug. 1 CASPIAN Tuesday. Aug.

15 HIBERNIAN Tuesday, Aug. 29 NOVA SCOTIAN Tuesday. Sept. 12 CASPIAN Tuesday, Bept. 25 SALOON FA-RTS? 15- a-nfl 1R.

FIRST-CLASS RETURN TICRrSTS 25 or 30, afailaMe or -AweiTe Montos, trom any or the American or Canadian jrorts from which the Company's Steamers embark passengers. Intermediate. 8. Steerage, 6 6s. Assisted Passages at yery low rates to Canada Through Tickets to all points Jn Canada and the States; rad via San Francisco to Australia, New Zealand.

China, Td at erwfal The Company's Illustrated fjnifl. wnbracTng particulars of Mn application. FREIGHT at P-educeS Rates. For circulars and further narticnlarn apply to fflasgow, Jo J. and A.

Allan, 70, Great Clydetreet: in London, to ontgomerie and Workman, 17, GTacechnjch-street; James Scott and Qrjeenstown or to ALLAN BROTHERS fc CO-Alexandra-bnildings. James-street. Liverpool, and SO. Foyls-etreet, Iionaonderry. A Steam-tender with the Cabin Passengers for the Srt.

itMATIAN wfll leave the Great Landing-stage at One o'olock afternoon This Day (Thursday). 6th July. DOMINION USE. wSS QUEBEC AND MONTREAL. TORONTO To Sail Trmrsday.

July To Sail Thursday, July 13 TEXAS Sail Thursday- July 20 MONTREAL To Sa3 Thursday. July 27 -To Sail Thursday, Aug. 3 BROOKLYN To Sail Thursday, Aug. 10 Belfast the following day. Taking goods through to all points Is Canada and Western otates 01 America bfaJSare Intermediate Steerage 6s.

Asstetea Passages to Quebec granted to agriculturists, their families, and female domestic servants, at 3 per adult; mechanics and othsm. 4 arinit. TteougS Ticiots issaedtosll parte of Canada Manitoba, ortb-wett Territory, and the United States, at special rates JOB SEW OaLEANS, via CORUNNA AND HAVANA, may oe nereazter arrangea. CaMn raie. f20.

Steerage, 6a. Tcrongn Ticiet farced to Texas, fox Oelgnt and nassage apply to the Managing Directors. KiNN, MAIN, A MOTSTaOMERY. 24, James-Streei. Liverpool.

Z-ACLFIO LINE OF ROYAI, MAIL STEAMERS 10 BOEDEAOS, SPANISH POETS, LISBON, B1TEB PLATE, AND tTEST COAST OF SOUTH KHB PACieiO STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY'S Steamers are appointed to Sail froxa XitTersool as under witn bar Itajesty's Mails: fJTANNTA July 12. 4p.m. RDTTiLTTRA Wednesday. July 26, 3p.m. ERIA Wednesday, Aug.

9, 3 p.m. PATAGONIA Aug. 23, 2 p.m. LOADING EERTBT MORPETH DOCK, EIESENHEAD. For tenns of passage or freight apply at the Company's.

Offices, 31. James-street, Liverpool; in London so 2T. LGriSths, Tate, and Co, 5 and 7 Jenchnrch-Btreet. A. M.

8ATJNSERSON. Manager and Secretary. EEDUCTjtOS 3S FARES IO SHR LEVANT MKDITEEEANEAN POETS. BY MESSRS PAPAYANNI GO 'S LINE OF iXKB'iMjuusa jBjttri'isa hteamhes. Falling every Tea Days for MALTA.

SYRA. SMYRNA, sm4.CONSTANTXNOPLE: also MALTA. ALEXANDRIA! ORAN, ana ALGrERS. Also ODESSA--, Sinzlo Fare fFirst-clase). fm Malta.

RWa Smwia. fltanfcinceor Alexandria. 10 2a Alsoi ior yjxjrzhUB ana eiaia every ctfnlgmw xara xor Odessa Coast of Syria, or Cyprus. 15. The MACEDONIA, for Malta, byia, Smyrna, Constantinople, and Odessa.

July 14. 33ach steamer carries a Stewardess, and has first-class accommodation for Passengers. For farther particulars apply to PAPAYANNI Fenwick-chambers, Liverpool. -V The first-class powerful Iron Steamships of -IHE COSK STEAMSHIP COMPANY (LIMITED) Are intended to sail unless prevented by nnf oreseen cSrcnza" stances) from Velson Dock, between LIVERPOOL AND ROTTERDAM, Wednesdays ana Saturdays, taking Goods for Austria, Germany, Switzerland, Also between LIVERPOOL AND AMSTERDAM, every alternate Wednesday, direct route to Zwolie, Kampen, Harbngen, Grorangen, Ac taring Goods for Southern Hussia, conjunction wita Royal Netherlands Steamship Company, Also berween TVERPOOL AND DUNKIRK, everyalternate Wednesday, for Lille, Donal, Bonbajx, Epexnas District, Also between LTVERPOOL AND Wednesday, taSing goods for all parts of Flanders, Alsace-Lorraine. North of franco.

Also between LIVERPOOL AND ANTWERP Wednesfoysand Saturdays, Cabin Fare, 1 2s. 6d, Bach vessel carries a Stewardess, Agents Manchester, W. J. Doyle, 7L Market-street. Agents ior Rotterdam, Anisterdarn.

and Dunkirk teamere, WILSON, BON, St CO. 11 Water-streeto For AntweTp and Ghent Steamers FLETCHER PARR, 6. Dals-streel. Liverpool, COLOMBO. FORTNIGHTLY COMMUNICATION.

The PENINSULAR and ORIENTAL STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY now despatch their Mail Steamers EVERY FORTNIGHT from LONDON for COLOMBO instead of Point de Galle. Corresponding steamers will leave Venice nine days and Brindisi twelve clays later. For particulars of freight or passage apply at the Company's Offices, 122, Leadenhall-street, London, E.C.; nr 25, Cockspur-street, Charing-cross, S.W. jylS SXTMMEB TOTJES IN SCOTLAND. Via Crinan and Caledonian Canals).

Rnval Mj Steamer COLUMBA ox IONA from Glasgow Daily at 7 from Greenock at 9 a.m., conveying in connection with his West Highland Steamers passengers for Oban, Fort William. Inverness, Lochawe, Stye, Gairlock, Staffa, lona, Glencoe. Islay, Stomoway, Ice OrHcial Guide, 3d. Illustrated. 6d.

andls. Time bill with map and fares free, at the ofnee of Messrs. O. Maclvex and Co. Liverpool and Glasgow steamers, 1, Rumford-street, Liverpool; or by post from the owner.

David M'Brayne, 119, Hope-street, Glasgow. so20 Ireland CITY OB DUBLIN STEAMPAOKET COMPANY EEDTJCnON IN THE MAIL PARES BETWEEN ENGLAND AND IRELAND. EOYAL MAIL SERVICE VIA HOLYHEAD AND KINGSTOWN. The City of Dublin Steampacket "Company's Mail Packets, LBINSTER, ULSTER, COTAUGHT7mUN8TER, saii iwice each way daily, with her Majesty's mails and passengers. From Holyhead at 3 10 anu and 1 SS p.m after thearriyal 'of the mail train from London.

NOTE. Passes-gees job Night Matt, Leave Liverpool (Lime-street), Daily, at 10 50 p.m, CLandlng-stage), daily (Sundays ex.) at 11 0p.m, (Landing-stage), on Sundays 9 45 p.m. Passes-oebs yos Day Mail Leave Liverpool (Lime-street) Daily (Sundays ex.) at 10 35 (Landing-stage) lat.lOJOa.m on Sundays 815 a.m. Passengers are requested to take notice that REDUCED FARES by the Mail Route are now in operation. tTs FOR DUBLIN.

CTTff T)T7BLTN STEAMPACKET COMPANY. She Company's (steamers will sail as under, weather per iaittins oiimie prevented by some unforeseen occurrence, cetrween Oarence and tho North Wall, Imblin ijveepool to dtjeun Th'irstiay. July 6.... 2 p.m: I Wednesday. July n.m 1 Fr day, July 7 3 p.m.

i Thursday, July 13 9 p.m,ii HAvuzuay, uij (j. inuaj-, oiy it 3 p.m. Monnay, Juiy10 6 p. re Saturday July 15 ....10 p.m. Tuestiay, July 11 7 y.

m. I When the sailing1 hour froia Clarence D'otik Is earlier than "Five the Vsael win wail; th TCoTth nf nc'o Landing-5ta6 for Passengers until Fire p.m. (weather per- For further particulars apply to CAPTAIN GEORGE ROBERT BELL, Agent THE CITY OF DUBLIN TEAAlPACKET CQagANT TO 2To. 9, REGKSliOAD. The Ticket, Parcel, and Inquiry Office, Commercial tsaiioinea.

rt aier-auroes. DAILY COMMUNICATION BETWEEN LIVERPOOL AND DOUGLAS (SCSDAYS INCEPTED). LIViSPOOL TO AND FROM RAMSEY ONCE WEEKLY. The Isle of Man Company's Royal Mail Steamship eMONA'3 ISLE (new steamer). BEN-MY-CHR-rcnf MONA, or FENELLA, is appointed to leave at or after the hours as under (casualties excepted and weather pennictins) FROM LIVERPOOL FROM DOUGLAS (Prince's Landing-stage, Daily, at 1 p.m.

Daily, at or after 9a.m. On Saturdays and Mondays during July end Aucusi the Steamer will leave Douglas for Liverpool at Eight a m. Goods received at the North Side of Queen's Half -tide Dock. LIVERPOOL TO RAMSEY. Monday, July 10.

at 12 xtoon Monday, July V. at 3 p.m. Monday, July 24. at 10 am. Monday, July 31, at 3 pjn.

FROM SAM8Ki'. Saturday. July 8, at am. Saturday July 15, at 9 Saturday, July 22, at 4 a.m. Saturday July 29, a9a-m.

SPECIAL NOTICE. Every Saturday during July and August, a special Steamer Is appointed to leave the Prince's Landing stage Liverpool, for at Four o'clock afternoon; returning from Douglas each Monday morning at One o'clock. SrsGLS Fabts to or from Liverpool and Douglas or Ramsey: Cabin, 6s. Steerage, 3s. Half -fare under twelve years.

RETtno; Tickets. Cabin, 10s. Steerage. 5s. 54 These tickets are available for two calendar months, exclusive of the date of issue.

Aasaras.Manchester T.Coles, 77a, Market-st White-naven: George Nelson and Sons, Lowther-street Ramsey: Robert H. Tears, Steamnaoket Office. Douglas Thomas P. Ellison. Liverpool: THOMAS ORFORD SON, 60, Tower-buUdings South, 22, Water-street.

COCKHOACHES or BLACZBEETLES, DESTROYED By thePowderof MuzadeandDaioz, Lyos Depot: Weatruacottand Sou. Slanchester. Agents, iJuflle and 24, Liverpool; and H. Peet, 97. -iverpool.

tTs1jy23 iliHii -tSOA. VJ! TO is 41 JrUifjb is warranted to cur? all ailments of tbe Urinarv o.g-ans, in either sex, araoired or constitutional; -Gravel, ni rains in toa dsce, au in coxes, 4s. 6a. each, by an and Patent Medicine Vendors: or sent to any address for 60 stamps by the Ijicoln and Midland Counties Drug Company, Lincoln, wholesale: AS too Wholesale 1 Houses. taa 1 Steamer.

BEE VI A I COMMEECIAL MARKETS. LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE, Wednesday Evening. The money market has been again quiet and dull, bills being kept back in anticipation of further fall in rates after the distribution of the dividends to-morrow. Three months' drafts were token at 2 per cent, and six months' at 2. Money Was in abundant supply at 1 to per cent.

To-morrow's Bank returns will probably prove unfavourable, although the dividend distributions will not be included. The circulation invariably increases in the first week of July. No gold movements were announced at tae sant, ana tne oneque exchange was quoted at 2bf. loic. On the iiftock Exchange business was again very inactive, but tne tone was somewnat more cneertul, especially for foreign bonds.

A more hopeful view is taken of the political situation, and rumours were current this afternoon of the commencement of hostilities at Alexandria these, however, were unconhrmed. Consols, after being firm, relapsed, and closed without cnange. stock, nowever, advanced per cent. Home railway stocks opened dull, and remained so to the close. The Sheffield traffic return was considered favourable, but the Great Western and Caledonian statements were unsatisfactory.

Little notice, however, was taken of these returns, except in tee case ot tne wreat western, ana trie market closed almost generally lower. The foreign market varied irregularly. Egyptian Donas ana lnrmsn tribute loans were hrm upon the unconfirmed rumours referred to above, End Hungarian of 1881 further advanced, but San Domingo fell 1, and French, Italian, Mexican, and bpanisn to -h. Business in American securities was again quiet, no prices Having ieen received here Jrom rJew York during business hours. Quotationswere firm, but wim very little alteration.

Onio and Mississippi shares rose 1, and dibto preferred 3. Canadian railways were stronger, and improved considerably. Grand Trunk second reference rosa and the third preference f. Hamilton and Northwestern, Midland, and Northern of Canada first mortgage bonds were also 1 better. Among miscellaneous descrmtions.

Electric Lirfrfc shares were flat, upon rumours that the forthcoming -report of the Brush Company, which is expected to be issued to-morrow, will prove disappointing. Hudson's Bay shares again fell Mexican Eailway ordinary stock and United' xeiepnone snares g. Bar silver was sold to-day at and the price for Mexican dollars deolined to 51d. The Indian exchanges were a shade easier at Is. but mere was no cnange in tne VJflraa rates, itupee paper was steauy.

No bullion movements took nlace at the Bank. Since the date of the last return, the operations nave resulted in an.mnux, on balance, ot The steamship General Werder has arrived from New York with 35,200 in specie. The Malwa has left Melbourne for Colombo with 85,000 ia gold, and the Bokhara haB sailed from Trieste with 107,000 in silver coin for Bombay. The Assam left London to-day with 24,250 in bar gold and 71,000 in bar silver for Bombay, and 6500 in bar silver for Calcutta. Tenders were received to-day at the Bank of isngianu ior Jjisuu.wu in (jovernment bills on India.

The amounts allotted were To "Calcutta, nil: to Bombay, and to Madras, 10.000 Tenders on both presidencies at Is. being me minimum posted, wiu receive in lull, Compared with last week, this price shows no alteration. The same amount will be offered for tender on Wednesday next. According to a statement issued by the India Office, the amount or cms ana teiegrapnio transfers sold is as follows: From the 1st of April to the 27th of June the amount sold was Es.2,24,62,259, realising 1,882,539, and from the 27th of June to the 4th of July Es.26,14,000, realising making a total up to date of Bs.2,5076,259, realising Application has been made to the Stock Ex change committee to appoint a special settling day in the following Eailway and iiectric Appliances Company shares, La Guayra and Carracas jvaiiway company i per cent, nrst mortgage deDen- tures, ana xsew isouto wales Government 4 Der cent, debentures, and to grant a quotation also to tne two last-named securities. The directors of the London and Westminster Bank, after providing for all bad and doubtful debts and the interest on new have resolved to declare a dividend of 9 per cent, for the half-year ending June last, and to carry about to tne rest or surplus tund, which will then amount to The dividend to be declared by the Union Bank of London at the annual meeting, on the 12th will be at the rate of 15 per cent, per annum, with a bonus of 3b.

9d. per share, the 6um of 12,000 being written off the bank's premises account, and a uarnea iorwara. The directors of the National Discount Company, at their meeting on the 19th instant, will recommend a dividend at the rate of 13 per cent, per i nwioni. i. annum, leaving xttzee to oe carried iorwaro.

The directors of the Liverpool Union Bank recommend an interim dividend of 1 per share for tne nan -year enaea tne utn nne last, being at the rate of 10 per cent, per annum. The directors of the Birmingham Banking company nave oeciaea to pay ror tne past nai-year the usual dividend of 20 per cent, per annum, According to the renort of he London and York- shire Bank, the accounts for the past half-year show a net profit of 7061, includina the balance of 1341 brought, forward from last report. Ont 1 1 j. ox wua tne injectors propose to aeciare a dividend for the half-year at the rate of 5 per cent, per annum, wmcn wiu aoeoro jsooics, and leave a balance of 3448 to be earned forward. The directors of the Bristol and West of England 1....

1... -4-l. the rate of 5 per cent per annnm for the half-year ending June 30th last, free of income tax, cayable ou tne oxst instant. The directors of the Eailway Shares Trust Com. pany, at the meeting yesterday, declared the usual interim dividend at the rate of 5 per cent, ner annum on the A shares for the half-year ending the 15th July, 1882.

The directors of the Eailway Debenture Trust Company, at the board's meeting yesterday, declared the usual interim dividend at the rate of 8 per cent, per annum for the half-year ending the istn ouiy, j.oo. According to the report of the East London Eailway Company, the gross receipts for the half-year amounted to 25,609, showing an increase of 1019 over those of the corresponding period of 1881. With reference to the reorganisation of the debm- Sure stock and share capital, the committee formed ia ieoruary last state tnat, having regard to the company's bill now before Parliament, they find themselves unable at present to make a report. At a meeting of the board of directors of the Telegraph Comuanv. held to-dav.

the audited accounts for the half-year to the 30th uiuuuu nora ouuimijbeu, ami it, wns resolved, alter providing for the dividend on the preference shares, and placing 3950 to the reserve fund, to recom mend the payment of a dividend on the ordinary shares at the rate of 8 per cent, per annum, free of jtiwLuo foiu fcu corneu iorwara to the current half-year's account. The groBS income of the Metropolitan Eailway uumpmij' xcuui an suurctis jrom cue 1st anuary to the 18th June, 1882, amounted to 305.759. us mm. pared with 304,207 from the 1st January to the 18th June, 1881. The total expenses, including debenture interest, preference charges, from the 1st January to the 18th June, 1882, were 197,353, as against 191,298 from the 1st January to the 18th June, 18BL The traffic receipts for the past half-year of the London Street Tramways Comrianv shnw an in.

crease of 3999 those of the Provincial Comnanv ui uiiscKw ui ajtBAi, uiuse oi tne xseitast Com pany an increase ot 461; and those ot the aoutaampton umspany an increase of 1058. Tne traffic receipts of the London Oenorl Omnibus Company for the week ending the 2nd instant, to aio.oiu, as compared with 13,573 in the corresponding oeriod of last vear The traffic returns of the following railways for the past week show the annexed results, as cr-m- 't-l, (jcuou w.uLt uug ii.L,i5auiium xast year: Increase. 172 Caledonian London and North-western SS21 London, Chatham, and Dover Manchester, Shenieid, and Midland North-eastern North British North Staflordshire 645 3363 4582 4452 3263 502 Decrease. Great North of Scotland 445 Great Western 6514 Metropolitan 348 LATEST PRICES, NCLTJTJ1NS TEiNSACTIONS ASTSS OFFICIAL HOTJBS, ENGLISH AND COLONIAL GOVlOTlxlNT SECURITIES, to. Tieia per cent.

3 Consols for money 3 T3o. for account 3 New and reduced Closing Price. Fall Exchequer bills 6d. pm. uu.

uov voiuiaj oa. pm aj per cent, stock 100J 0.5 Diat noigiana stocs: zao Meerop. Board of Works 105 1 ij ii pool Corporation stk S9 ENGLISH EAILWAYS, Brighton 135 4 Do. deferred 128 Caledonian 1Q4J Do. deferred 114 i nil.

Chatham and Dover Do. preference .103 East London 20 Furnessj 143 Glasgow and 119 Great Eastern 72 Great Northern 1264 Do. A 141). isi i nil. 4i.

24. 44. 4 1 Great Western 133 3 Lancashire and Yorkshire 132 Udetrooolitan 120 Do. "District 556 Midlaad 139" North British 93 Do. Edin.

and 33 Nortlr-eastera 168 North Staffordshire 78- 4 North-westera 170 2 Sheffield 89 aU. Do. deferred 50 41 South-eastern 133 Do. deferred .....121 4... South- western 137 a FOREIGN GOVERNMENT SECURITIES.

6 Arsrsntine, 1888 sd .99 6... Do. 1871 iJo. (hard dollars) Austrian Silver Rentes Do. Paper Rentes 5...

Do. Gold Rentes 97 85A 64" 64 80 93 91 93 5i 79 53 78 80J ....113 92 xd 91 xdw99i xd'868 -Mi 4 Buenos 1873 Chilian, 1870 Do. 1873 Egyptian, Unified Do. Preference Do. DsiraSaaieh Do.

State Domain French 3 per cent Do. 5 per oeat 54. It 1 l. Irr 5... 04...

Vo. 1H73 6 Do. Gold Rentes Italian Mexican Spar cent Do. 1834 lo. per cent, Yield per Closfng.

Price. Rise, Fall, cent. Portueuesa xa 52i 81 83 82 82i 82 731 6 64., .8: 18S2 Do. 1370. Do, Do.

Do, 1871 1872 1873 1875 Do. Soanish 2 ner cunt. 43J Dot Sper cent 1854 Do. 1853 Do. 1852 Do.

eenerai debt 82 274 2l 11 Iff 584 11 74. nil. 6 per cent. 1855.., Turkish 6 per cent. 1869...

Do. 6per cent. 1871.., Turkish 6 rier ceat.1873.., Do. Treasury Do. Defanca 1 22 68 36 FORETfi-M RATT.Wa-VS 1" 31 64..

Grand Trunk of Canada 18 ira. nrst preference 102 Do. second preference 87 Do. third preference Great Western of Canada Mexican shares A Do. first preference 5.

Do. secondpreference.105 Lombardo- Venetian itauway shares Do. preference N.YPenn;, Ohio 1st 8 jb i mmm jjo. second mortgage Do-third ynnrftimcrft Phil.snr! Rarlinw ailiovoo OQI jjo. general mortgage 9J Pennsylvania shares 60J MISCELLANEOUS.

Consolidated Bank 8 Imperial Ottoman Bank ieiegl ads Do. preferred Do. deferred U.S. Cable Brush Electric Light Hammond ditto United Telephone 82 224 Hi 244 103 12 LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. Wednesday Evening.

SPOT. A quiet tone continues to jiervade the market, and only a fair amount of business has been done, it being doubtful if the actual sales have reached theofBoial estimate of bales, of which 3000 are orspeculatioB and for export. The large supply offering renders selling somewhat difficult, nd complaints are general of the poor progress that has been made. Prices, however, are not quotably lower, although as heretofore the tendency is slightly in the buyers' favour. The import since Thursday amounts to 22,277 bales, American.

QUOTATIONS. ooa Low Kid- Good Ordinary. Middling, alms. Middling. Mobile Texas Orleans Fernam Maceio Maranham "Blgyptian Ditto white M.G.

Broach Dhollerah AO. 4: Oomra 4 5Aj tompta 4j Bengal 35 334 DAILY PARTICULARS. SPECULATION AXD EXPOBT. xjEscarpmoir aku 5 i. SS 3 TAXD THIS II 27480: 1200 7600lAmarican 5J iPernarn 100fi.Grande7 3-16 1600 6200 I8S1 10866 852 220 7 3-16 300 2100 600' 100 Egypt'n.

417 391 7690 "200 700) ioooo! Peru, 4c 1 Burat 1 Madras Bengal .4 3500 15C0 42000 12000 12000 3000il0000 3000 2278; 19999 2278 540001 Total sinloe last 113000 22277 STOCK ON FRIDAY LAST. Brazil, East American. Egypt, Jto. Indian. 1852...

523,420 103,230 257,330 1831... 677,900 146,250 67,830 AFLOAT ON FRIDAY LAST. Liverpool. London. American.

B. Indian. U. Indian. 1882...

62,000 166,000 67,000 92.000 65.000 34,000 Total. 883,890 881,990 Total. 235.000 192,000 The following cotton Bhips have arrived since last report: New York: Spain (ss). Boston: Istrian (ss). Alexandria: Ligurian (ss), Egyptian (ss).

FUTUEES. The market remains inactive but closes quietly steady at previous rates. QUOTATIONS, 0PBHIN9- FBICSS. PHICTta July 6.56-54 57-64 66-64 Bept-Oct. 6.50-64 Oct-Nov.

37-64 6.34-64 Dec-Jan JBuyers 56-64 6.58-64 Hrir. o.ou-w 6.37-64., 6.3M4. sellers 6.35-64 sellers The following is a return of the number of bales of cotton imported, exported, forwarded from ports to inland towns, and returned to ports during the month and' six months ended June 30, 1882, compared with the corresponding months of the years 1881 and 1880. MONTH E2JDET5 JUNE 30... IMPOHTSD.

1881. 174,834 9,637 6S.31S 6,269 2,829 1830. 210,589 11,061 94,395 7,604 6,821 American Brazilian East Indian Egyptian Miscellaneous 126,323 19,877 94.12S 3,146 Total 248,540 262,935 330,470 EXPORTED. 1882. 1881.

1888. 16,506 618 36,943 620 2,583 American Brazilian ast Egyptian Miscellaneous 28,329 14,977 1,242 651 63,999 612 623 1,422 1,223 Total 85,604 44,451 67,273 F0EWASDED F30SI POETS TO DTLAND TOWJCS 1882. 1881. lasb. American 220,719 190,553 Brazilian 26,584 13,456 East Indian 44,752 19,230 Egyptian 23,712 17t654 Miscellaneous.

7,861 4,684 175,599 11,701 24,456 14,206 4,347 Total 323,608 245,582 230,309 RETTJEXED FBOK XNXAXD TOWSS TO POETS 1282. 1881. 1830. American 903 1,067 1,089 Brazilian East Egyptian 13 Miscellaneous 10 Total 929 1057 ifjsi SIX MONTHS ENDED JUNE 30. TMPOETED.

1832. 1381, iOOV. ,..1,436,053 ...1,654,135 loo. American Brazilian 319'57 360.823 140,330 150,333 155,339 27364 30,601 40 488 East Indian Egyptian Miscellaneous ...2,263,633. ...2,098,235 EXPOETEO.

1S32. 188L 1830. American 108,004 100,411 92,814 Brazilian 14,614 3 626 East Indian 201,455 161,529 162,110 JCRypiiar. 0,407 Miscellaneous 6,563 8,507 4,191 8,765 Total 334,713 272,820 272,506 SOBWARDBC FROM POSTS TO Eusj TOTrjTS 1882. 1881.

1880. American ...1,279,846 ...1,284,866 ...1,181,080 Brazilian 164,335 59,246 6730 East Indian 203,097 99,204 109 732 Egyptian 152,641 111,649 117,853 Miscellaneous 42,170 35,883 27,356 1,846,989 ...1,590353 ...1,494,421 RETUKXED FKOrff INTjAKD TOWKS TO POETS 1382. 1881. ISRfi American Brazilian East Indian Egyptian Miscellaneous Total. 6,648 4.3S2 3,460 23 221 10 22 58 184 5,907 4,462 3,644 MANCHESTER TRADE REPORT.

Our market continues very steady. Most spinners are fairly engaged. Egyptims are firmer. Manu- r. pv6 iooeuir prices ior requirements.

Verv little done in Moth .6 iair aemana ior tne best makes of printers. Other descriptions neglected. LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET. Wednesday Evexing. Sugar: The weight of suitable quality offering is moderate, but at the same time buvfirs shnur v.

little disposition to operate, and the market con tinues ouiet and uncnansecL wntinrc froc, Molasses 'or Rum. Coffee: Rather batter tor Aincaa, and 152 bags sold at tel quel, ex quay, oocoa: 'mere are apparently no orders on the market, Bice Tie market continues ingly qniet in all positions, and no business has oeen reported, tne only movement spoken of being the sale of a recent arrival from Rangoon at 7s. 7id. quay terms. There is less doing in cleaned, and slighsly easier prices have been accepted in seme instances.

Linseed: Ai Ruction, 40s. 3d. was accepted for an inferior parcel of 25 per cent. Calcutta, and by private 100 bags Oporto at 40s. Business has been done in East India seed for arrival on private terms; there appears to be but little change in the tone of the market, speaking generally.

Cauaryseed: 40 bags Spanish realised and 25 bags fine Turkish 53s. and 5bs. is now asked. Dyewoods Logwood quiet; Fustic ia better demand, and 8 has beea paid for Vera Cruz wood, Coir Yarn: 8000 bundles roping at 15 10s.f being a steady price. following is copied from the official report ougar, rue inancec is very steaoy.

xne sales are West India: Of 477 203 barrels, and 114 bazs non-wB-o na 1.1., i fw uaricis, ana Egyptian 200 bags syrups at 18s. 6d. pier owt. Peruvian 32fln hao-fl. lfto id.

18s. to and jgrainy at 2fe, per cwt. Brazil 1630 bags Paraiba at 15s. 6d, per ex auav. r'ntta i oh.

uttfco AiAiuau at, osa. ijer tei quel, ex Treacle, Bum, Cocoa, and Eice. No change. Sago Eiour. 200 bags Sarawak at 14s.

per cwt. Pepper. 60 bags Singapore black at 50. per lb. onerea, boo per 415101 Canaryseea.

165 hags of common Turkish sold atWs nd40iassof Sparushat70s.per41bs. utK'W3- D. T). D. fit en e.

ur3 i 'a 64 74 6 6f 7 7 6 7 73 ttlddline Fair. Pair. Good Fair. V. D.

T. 8 vft 7g 7 Fair Good Pair D. 8 9 8 8i Fair. Good Pair. Good.

Pine. 5J4 RA RS. a si- w- wla If 5 4A I IN MAN LrSTB KOTAL MAIL STEAMERS. ATmofnted to Safl aa imdnr Pxom MrERPOOIi TSA QOJ3ENSTOWN TO NSW TORS. OS1 BERLIN-.

Leiteb. July 6 CITY OF Capt. Condron July 11 CITY OP HOME Capt J. Kennedy.Thvusday, July 20 Watkins July 25 2 2S MOJITREAIi.Capt. Land Aug.

1 SP BERLIN Thursday, Aug. 10 CIT5T OF Cant. Tuesday, Aug. IS FROM SEW YORK. Cant J.

Kennedy.Saturday, July 1 Watkins July 8 mesa Steamers, bunt in varer-tieht compartments, are SJUOncst the lArffeeA fiwrtst A.T-nti ft.fl nffmsl esuecial comfort to passengers. Saloons, smoking rooms, and staterooms amidships where least noise and motion are felt. Silnon Passage IS, 18, 21, and 25 guineas. Return tickets at reduced rates. Surgeons and stewardesses carried.

Steeraga Passage to New Yoris, Boston, Philadelphia, or Baltimore. guineas. Through booking to all parts of the STATES and CANADA, including MANITOBA anS North-West Territory and fa SAN FRANCISCO to AUSTRALIA, NEW ZEALAND, CHINA, and JAPAN, at special Rates. Drafts issued free of charge from jl upwards. Parcels Ss.

and npwards. according to size and value. Apply in New York to John (5. Dale, 31, Broadway Manchester, A. W.

"Wilson. 38, Fountain-street; Paris. A. H. Johnson, 9, Rne Scribe: London.

EiTes and Allen, S3. Cannon-street Queenstown, C. and W. D. Seymour and or to THE INKAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

22. Water-street. Liverpool. Saloon Passengers bythe CITY OF BERLIN will leave the Landing-stage, Prince's Pier, by the company's tender, at Twelve o'clock, noon. This Day (Thursday), July 6.

WHITE STAB LINK. EOYAL MAIL STEAMEE3. Nones. The Steamers of this Line take the Lane Routes recommended by Lieutenant Maury on both the oatward and homeward passages. LIVERPOOL TO NEW YORK, Forwarding Passengers to all parts of the UNITED STATES and CANADA; aim via SAM FRANCISCO to CHINA.

JAPAN, INDIA NEW ZEALAND and AUSTRALIA. FROM LIVERPOOL FOR NEW YORK. Captains. GERMANIC C. W.

KEraxDY July 13 BALTIC H. Parsdll Saturday, July 15 REPUBLIC P. J.Xsvrxa Tuesday. July IS CELTIC B. Gleamsi.

Thursday, July 27 BRITANNIC Hamjxtos Pkkry Aug, 3 ADRIATIC J. W. JENOTH03 Tuesday, Aug. 8 Calling at Qucenstown next day. FROM NEW YORK.

REPUBLIC P.J. Thursday, June 29 BALTIC H. Pabseh Saturday, July 1 CELTIC B. Glsadeli. Thursday.

July These vessels reduce the to tbe shortest BOKSLbta time. Each vessel is constructed in seven water-tight com partments. The staterooms, with salooni and smoking roonw, are placed amidships, where the noise and motion are lea3t. The Steerage accommodation is of the very highest character, and passengers of this clas3 will find their comfort carefully studied. Each vessel carries an experienced Burgeon and Stewardesses.

Saloon Passage 15 guineas, IS guineas, and 21 guineas. Return tickets at reduced rates. Steerage fares to New York, Boston, Philadelphia, or Baltimore, 6 guineas. Drafts -issued on New York free of charge. Loading Berth, South Side Alexandra Branch Dock No, All risks cf river craft, lighterage, and fire to be borne by Shippers.

For Freight and Passage apply at the Company's Offices, 34, Leadenhail-3treet, London, E.C.; 37, Broadway, New York to Genesis! and Delzons, 3, Rue Scribe, Paris James Scott and Queen3totm: or to 1SMAY, IMRIE, 4 CO. 10. Water-street Liverpool. The GERMANIC will sail for NEW YORK on Thursday, July 13. The Saloon Passengers embark by a sfceam tender from tbe landing-stage (No.

4 Bridge), at Four o'clock afternoon. GTJION LINE, UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS. LIVERPOOL TO NEW YORK EVERY SATURDAY. xi wen-Known spienaia steamers ot tms line are appointed to Sail from LIVERPOOL, as under Captain. 1232.

ABYSSINIA Bentlet Saturday, July 8 WISCONSIN Riobi Saturday. July 15 ALASKA Murray Saturday. 'July 22 NEVADA Josia Wednesday, July 26 WYOMING Douglas Saturday, July 25 ARIZONA PaooKS Saturdav, Aug. 5 Calling at QUKKNSTOWN the Following Day to Embark Passengers. Cabin Passage 12 to 21 guineas, according to aecommo.

oation. Return Tickets at Seduced Rates. Intermediate, 8 guineas Steerage Passace to New York. Boston, and Philadelphia, 6 6s. Passengers forwarded to ail parts of United States and Canada; also to San Francisco.

China, Japan, India, New Zealand, and Australia, by Facina Railway and mail steamers, at lowest throusta rates These steamers are built of iron. In watex-tiebt compart, ments. and are furnished with every reouisite to make the passage across the Atlantio both safe and agreeable, having bathroom, smoking room, drawing room, piano, and librarv; also experienced surgeon, stewardess, and caterer on each steamer. The staterooms are all on the upper deck, thus Insuring those greatest of all luxuries at sea, perfect ventilation and light. For freight or Bassago apply, in New York, 'to Williams and Gmbn: to London, to Company's Office.

5. Waterloo-place, Pall-mall in Belfast, to William Porter and Son in Oueenstown, to James Scott and in Mancnester, to Bagahaw and Co 48. Bootle-street: and in Liverpool to GUION CO, Komford-streeti 25. WascMtreet. and 15.

WaimtnoHiftS. A Steam Tender with Saloon Passengers for the ABYSSINIA will leave the Prince's Landing Stage punctually at Two p.m., July 8. NATIONAL LINE TO NEW YOKE. NOTICE. This Company takes the Risk of Insurance up to 100,000 an each of its vessels, thus giving Passengers the best possible rnarantwe for safety andavoldance of danger at sea The most southerly route has always been adopted by this Company, to avoid Ice and Headlands.

Tbe Masnifloent -poU-oowered Steamers of ti National Line, renowned for saietycomf ort, and regularity, are appointed 0 sail under for NEW YORK: UVRSPOOIi Ma Oueenstown), JBRIN Wednesday, July 12 SPAIN Wednesday, July 19 HELVETIA Wednesday, July 26 SGYPT Wednesday, Aug. 2C2 ITALY Wednesday, Aug. 9B NEW YORK to LTVERPOOL every SATURDAY. Saloon Passage to New York Ten, Twelve, and Fifteen Guineas, according to position of berth, all haying eo.ual saloon privileges, geturn Tickets Twenty-two and Twenty-four Guineas. The saloon accommodation is very superior, the staterooms being unusually large and airy.

Steerage Passaza 6 to New TYn-V nflfyn. and Baltimore. The steerage accommodation is unsurpassed for space, liifht, and ventilation. Frorisionins abundant, sad of bestttnality. owwaroesses ror saioon ana steerage.

Surgeon on board each steamer. Passengers booked through to SAN FHANOTSCO and all Inland Towns of tie UNITED and CANADA on favourable terms. Apply in New York affths Company Offices. way to Belfast, to Henry Gowan, Queen-flsuare Sn Queens-town, to N. and J.

Cnrrlminft anil RmthnTS? in Trfvnrtnn. at the Westend Saloon Passertmr Office. S7 Oharfnff-nmftH end at the company's general orOces, Nos. J6 and 37. Leaaenhali-street; and in Liverpool to THE NATIONAL STEAMSHIP COMPANY LIMITED, oyrtcEs; Drnry-bundlngs, 21 and 23.

Water-street. Livaroool. d- AMERICAN LINE. UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS. LIVERPOOL TO PHILADELPHIA, ii'itthiM Every Weeotbmy Alternate Saxcssax Calling at every TmntsoAT, itnt-class uU-DOwerea Iron Steamships.

OHIO July 8 1 INDIANA July 26 ILLINOIS July 12 BR1TISH PRINCE.Aug. 2 "BRITISH CROWN. July 19 I 'BRITISH QUEENAug. CABIN PASSAGE Twelve to Twenty-one Guineas. Return Tiokets at Reduced Prices.

INTERMEDIATE PASSAGE, Including beds, bedding, and all necessaryptensils. Eight ftnlneas. No intermediate passengers carried this voyage. STEERAGE PASSAGE as low as anyfastline. Passengers are forwarded to New York, Baltimore, or Boston without additional charce.

Passengers and goods are landed at Philadelphia or the Wharf of the PrsirsYiiVAjrcA Rail-way, passing direct into jtanroac vais witnont leaving tnw wnarr. Ibis Is the sbortefffe ami bt route to thft Wwrfc. Apply in Philadelphia to Petei Wright and cions, general 3v, vf ainnt-street: rans. to runt jinmisy, 1 Rue Scribe: in Havre, tp Bums ana Maclver: In Aut werp, toW. JRaydtand i Rotterdam, to Wamberale and tin Tfrnlfn tA C.

1 Fenchurch-street. E.C.; In Glasgow, to Langlands ana Sons in Dundee, to J. T. Inglis and to Belfast, to William Porter and Sons in Queenstown, to N. and T.

vornmipaanaijrotners: anainxaverpooito EICHAKDSON. BPENOE. CO And lit WatertfmAt. Saloon Passengers for the steamer OHIO will embark at uoca on Saturday. July at Two p.m.

OKDON AND NORTH-WESTERN RAILWAY. SATURDAY TO MONDAY OR TUESDAY SUMMER EXCURSIONS TO NORTH WALES. EVERY SATURDAY, until further notice. CHEAP eauursion TICKETS will be issued from LIVERPOOL to the under-mentioned places To Denbigh. Ruthin, and Lime-street, at 8 40 1 10 and 3 45 cm.

To Aberysttrith, Borth. and Machynlleth, from ILime-street, at 7 20 12 noon, and 2 45 p.m. To Oswestry, Welshpool, Llanymyneoh, Llanidloes, Newtown, and Montgomery, from Lime-street, at 7 20 a.m,, 2 45 p.m., ana p.m. To Towyn. Aberdovey, Dolgelly, Barmouth, Harlech, Penrhyndendraeth.

Pwllheli, Cricdeth, and Portmadoc, from Lime-street, at 7 20 am. and 12 noon. Tbe tickets are available for return by any ordinary train on the Monday or Tuesday afterithe date of issue. For fares ani full particulars sse bills. Q.

FiNDLAY. General Manager. Breton Station, London, June, 1882. IGREAT WESTERN RAILWAY. SUMMER EXCURSIONS.

EVERY SATURDAY. To WREXHAM. RUABON, LLANGOLLEN, CORWEN, Ruthin, Denbigh, Bala, Dolgelly, Barmouth, Towyn, Aber-doves, Harlech, Penrhyndendraeth. Portmadoc, Criccieth, PwllSeli, Chirk, Oswestry, Llanymyneoh, Welshpool, Montgomery, Newtown, Llanidloes, Machynlleth, Borth, and Aberyatwith, by certain trains from Liverpool (Landing-stage), and Birkenhead to return by any train on following Monday or Tuesday. EVERY MONDAY to WREXHAM, Euabon, Chirk, Oswestry, Llaugolleu, Corwen.

Bala, Dolgelly, and Barmouth, from Liverpool and Birkenhead to return same evenings. Tickets and bills can be obtained at tbe stations. TSjy13i J. GKIEliSON, General Manaeer. AYGILL'S CONTINENTAL TOURS.

PARIS. -Dersonally conducted, twice a week. 4. HOLLAND and BELGIUM, 3 days, weekly, from 8a. HOLLAND, BELGIUM.

days, from J510 10s. The REGULAR SWISS ROUND. IS days, 19 19s. The GERMAN SWISS ROUND, 21 days. 24 3b.

New TOUR THROUGH EUROPE, including BELGIUM, LUXEMBOURG, RHENISH GERMANY, BAVARIAN HIGHLANDS and LAKES, AUSTRIA, The ENGADINE, fax, 52 days. Sixty-three Guineas. INDEPENDENT Tickets for INDIVIDUAL Travellers ac ijisjou r.u. ana neasure. Programmes and full particulars at UAyi.HjbS.

jQ. oastie-stroet yft qollarts). DELIGHTFUL SEA EXCURSIONS. LLANDTTBKO, BEAUMARIS. BANGOfi, fcjm drcumstanceB permitting), enabling tourists to spend three hours at Llandudno, and return same day.

The Steamers of the LIVERPOOL, LLAKDUDiS AND WELSH OOABT STEAMBOAT COMPANY. LIMITED, tU1 leare Liverpool (Prince's Landing-stage) daily at 10 30 a.m. and A p.m., returning from Llandudno at 8 a.m. and 430 p.m., and arriving in Liverpool about 10 30 a.m. and 7 On Saturday the steamer leaves at 1 50 p.m.

instead of A p.m. The Company's steamers do not run on Sundays. For farther particulars see bills. -nJ- G- E. CEAVE2T.

Secretary, Harsrreaves-biuldinss, Liverpool. PRIZE BAY, This Day (Thttrs-dayJ, 6th Instant TRAINING SHIP CLIO, off BANGOR, The Company's steamers will leave Liverpool at 10 30 a and Llandudno 1 and will wait alongside the C33o returning with visitors from that vessel about 3 20. New Edition. Post free. 12 stamps.

FITS, EPILEPSY OR FALLING SICE-NESS, with Essays on Giddiness, Sensations Faints and Headache A treatise explaining the causes, t-reatmen-' and cure of thesT diseases, with directions ior diet. Ev S. Burr? Niblbtt, Licentiate of the Boyal Oolite of i-nysiciaaa. cuuiumtsu vs mr. vyuiiams, tv, onord-terrace Hyde Park.

London. ITS PAEIS BLUE KCJbllTT'S HAS OBTAINED THE LARGEST SALE IN THE WORLD. Ste2 THE LIYEEPOOL TiVEEKLY MERCURY IS HOW ESLAKGSD "EIGHTY LONG COLUMNS. KiKEto rr ONE OF THE LARGEST NEWSPAPERS IN THE WORLD PRICE TWOPENCE. Printed on two of Hoe's Perfecting Machines, each capable producing 12.

000 i copies per hour. Tlievery larse circulation 1 the LrTEBPOOL WERrBXYMjMTTEYthrnio.VT" andTOheshira. Wales, the Northern Counties generallv and the Isle of Man, renders it the best medium in these districts for Advertisers wishing to reach a vastnumberof readers whn rarely seo a daily newspaper, and who therefore peruse a i weekly one.all the more thoroughly a These fact? cannot tail to recommena the columns oi the I Weekly MfficOtr to the notice of all advertisers who seek IfririA vrideandremunerativesuliUcilsfortheirannoiincementsr 1 1 1 11111 11 The Cordials of the Season are those of the Mont-serrat A beautifully-illustrated descriptive book of the lime tree plantations sentfree oaapplica-tion to the Solo Consignees, 56, Hanover-st. au2S CLERKEFWELL. Yesterday Thomas Walsh, charged with in connection with the arms in Clerkenwell, was again taoMfS Ingham, at Bow-street Police Oourt, for fortner examination upon that charge.

(solicitor Mr. Poland, instructed by to the Treasury), again appeared the prisoner, as on former occasions, being defended byThe ntsfwtSUed was John Burro-, who said he was a checker at the Castle and ceiviag-office of the Midland BaJway Coaipar He identified a consignment note bearing to initials. The, note was banded to Jto by th- prisoner on tne ora ianurv, --nSS make haste as he was in a hurry. He went mm to the platform and saw the case addressed to tbe IT 4 TTJno-'s OountV. tL i -v.

rfghed it, and prisoner went away, oti2aA en filled up by prisoner and the goods stated i to weii hoon filtr? rm hv nrisoner TTnRoner in be books, as recognise" House of Detention, and now, as the man who brought the case to tbe Castle and Falcon. Garret Redmond, a sergeant the fejJfua Constabulary, said he was now stationed county Waterford, but had been on duty in JfJ? two years up to the 15th May tet. He went fcom Paddimrton to Milford on the 15th December last by the Great Western line, and there saw two cases ir-. l.j ur, aroken ot. one being addressed to Miss Doherty and the other to tbe Eev.

Dr. Flarmagan, Cahir Railway Station. He saw tbe packages placed on board the steamer, and afterwards at Waterford, where they were placed in a goods waggon for Cahir. He went the same train with them, and pointed them out to Sub-inspector Bouebier. He returned to England, and on the 30th December was with Gallagher at Paddington.

A cask addressed to M. Glin, onn, Clare, was cointed ont to him. It was removed to an office, and on being opened was found to contain 15 Snider rifles and bayonets and 28 packets of ball cartridge. The stocks of the rifles were all cut at the middle band. He marked the rifles and the cartridges and followed the packages to Ireland, and on arriving at Waterford pointed them out to the police authorities there.

Thomas George Grey, acting constable in the Boyal Irish Constabulary, said that in December last he was on duty in London, and knew tbe prisoner both by sight and name. On the 30th December he was with Gallagher at paddington Station, and saw the cask referred to by the last witness. The next morning they went to the Smithfield goods department, where they found the cask addressed to J. T. Egan, and which contained rifles, bayonets; and ball cartridges.

Gallagher took possession of one of the rifles and some of the cartridges. The cask W3s then repacked, and he travelled in the same train with it to Milford, and thence by steamer to Waterford, where on the 4th January he pointed it out to Constable Devitt. On the 27th February he was at Dalston with Gallagher, and saw prisoner driven by Lovelock in one of Johnson's vans. Adaas Cooke Newell, sub-inspector, stationed at Castlereagh, County Roscommon, said that on the 8th July of last year a case was brought to the constabulary barracks there, addressed to James Farrall, Castlereagh, County Roscommon, by a constable named Harvey. It contained five Colt's revolvers with six chambers.

He retained the package, and had now brought ii to London. George Connor, foreman porter at Castlereagh station, deposed to receivingthe parcel and handing it to Mr. Farrall's carman. Mr. James Farrall, a merchant, of Castlereagh, was called, and said that he had not ordered any revolvers from London in July or at any other time.

He did not know the name of Cooper, of Bartholomew's-close, who it was said had sent them it was insulting to ask him. In cross-examination the witness said that in May, 1881, he had. a partner named Coyne, and the foreman's name was John Coyne. There was no partnership now. If a parcel had arrived "in July, lool, the loreman would cave opened it.

itness was a mere cypher. (A laugh.) He was on friendly termswith his late partner. George Harvey, a constable in the Irish constabu lary, saw the package referred to, and when it left the station he took possession of it and apprehended the car driver, who was released on bail. Patrick Woulfe, storekeeper at the Tralee station on the Waterford and Limerick Eailway, remembered a cask arriving there on the 5th January, addressed J. T.

Egan, Castle Gregory. It was put in the store, and afterwards the police took possession of it. He knew a Mr. Egan there, who was a grocer and dealt in sugar, but no application had been made for the cask. Robert Sealey, a constable, deposed to seeing the casic opened, it contained noes and ammunition.

George Holms, sub inspector, gave similar evidence, and produced the address card taken from the cask. Henry James Bouebier, sub-inspector, stationed at uanir, stated tnat on toe lotn December he received information that two cases would arrive there. They did arrive on the 18th December, and were addressed one to the Eev. Br. Flannagan, Kilbenny, Cahir and the other to Miss Doherty, Ballydruid House, Cahir.

He took the cases from the railway waggon and conveyed tbem to the police barracks, where they were opened, and found to -contain rifles, -bayonets, and ball cartridge. There were ten rides and bayonets ia each case, and 400 rounds of ammunition. The stocks of the rifles were cut at the middle band. He took possession, of both the arms and ammunition, and, having loaded the cases with stones, fastened them up and placed them again in the railway waggon, placing a watch upon them. They had never been claimed, but the railway company took the cases about two miles down the line, and the one addressed to Eev.

Dr. Flannagan had disappeared, whilst the constabulary had secured tie one addressed to Miss Doherty, which was now in London. He knew of no Rev. Dr. Flannagan in the neighbourhood, bat there was a Miss Doherty at the address given, who knew nothing of the matter.

She was a very aged and infirm lady, almost blind, and totally unfit to travel. Peter Clark, Michael Flannigan. and Bernard of the Irish Constabulary, supported this statement. Thomas Scan! an, station master at Clara Station, on the Midland Great Western Eailway of Ireland, said on the 9th January he saw a case addressed to the Rev. Mr.

M'Gaire. The card produced was nailed on the case, and he removed it. He4kept it in his desk, and now produced it. The case was kept at the station for some days, and then the police took it away. During the interval there was no application for the delivery of the case.

Finding there was no application for the case he wrote a. post-letter addressed to the Rev. M. M'Guire Clara, King's county (the address on the case). He received no reply and the letter was not returned.

Cross-examined No application for the case was made after the letter was written. Witness would have been the proper person to apply IAJ LliO CarB, Henry Augustia Allen, a first-class sub-inspector ia the Royal Irish Constabulary, stationed at Tulla-more, King's county, said that on the 6th January he received information as to the case having been forwarded to Tullamore. He took it to Tuliamore Barracks, and it was opened that evening in witness's presence. It contained ten long Sniders with bayonets all complete. The stocks of the rifles were cut obliquely at the middle band.

There were 200 rounds of ball cartridge in the same case marked "Eley Bros." He took charge of the case' and contents, and lodged them at Scotland Yard There was the shamrock mark oa the stocks of the' rifles. Thomas Keaveley, a constable in the Irish Constabulary, said that on the 16th December he was at the North Wall, Dublin, about seven in the morning. Gallagher pointed out two cases to him oa board the steamer lying alongside the wharf He saw the cases removed from the steamer to the quay. One was addressed Halton, Limerick," and the other S. Achey, limerick" About one o'clock tbe same day he went from Dublin to Limerick by train, and saw the same cases at the Limerick railway station.

On the 17th he pointed out the cases to Acting-constable Bobbins, and they were left in charge of the police there. On the oOth December he went to Waterford, and oa the 2nd January he was on the quay there and saw a case taken out of the steamer alongside the quay. The case was addressed to Glin, Kilrush." It was left there charge of a. constable, and he saw the case at the Waterford station some two or three hours later. It was put into one of the railway waggons, and he went by the same train to Limerick, where he again saw it taken from the train.

The lease was left at the Limerick railway station charge of a constable named Grizzel On the following morning he saw the case oa board a steamer for JLilrush, which was Ivin. ainn.rf.. wharf at Limerick He went by the same steamer to Kilrush, where he pointed out the ease to two constables, and lnfr-. it-. i i constables, and lefl the last he saw of it.

viuarge. xnat was Joseph Wakefield, belongmg to the Metropolitan police, said that on the 17th June he went Inspector Peel to the stables, 99, It JohnVs Clerkeawell, and assisted ia the sire of Wms and ammunifaon. Subsequently he took the five barrels and four boxes containing ammunition to the Government magazine on Plumstead-marshel where Inspector Cavelltook charge of them Richard Hallam sergeant of the Metropolitan police, was at Ws-cross Station when thVawS were brought there by Inspector Peel and otS officers. He assisted in unpacking the crates. There were 1700 rouSff ball Sidgt for the Snider rifles.

They were left at thelS in charge ot Inspector Peel, and on the 26th he took sead, keeping back ten as specimens. They we-a handed over to Inspector Cavell. eU' oaed at Woolwich Dockyard, deposed to receiving the five barrels and four boxes of ammunition brought down by Wakefield and departing them in the Home Office' SSv 'Ty "eSErined by Colonel Majendie. On the 26th he received from Hallam 16S0 rounds of ball cartridge, which weS lodged in the same magazine. Thly hid nS-IT examined by Colonel Mendie n0 been The case was further adjourned until to-day be toket 6aCe 0n tte Wa? from fcdwdwS Solomon Major has been discharged bv the ErisM aagstrates of the alleged offencelf steaifng 1600 Holndd, 8snnS with the birch rod.

receive sii strokes Educed into Kadarka and. whit HfiS to this country. The recommended. Samnlft fife, JTfyZ 3 tbxy recommended. per dozen, in every part of Vairas on.

her -MSr Greger, genuine. 7 g-WrsadTow the Agents, Messrs. J. IvtrSt Mc uaureii-streRk. Messrs.

pSSTXt SS? By order of the Trustees of the late Henry Hornby, Esq. and on account of whom it may concern. This Day (Thursday), the 6th instant, at Twelve o'clock precisely, at the Broker's Offices. 7. North John-street, About 250 Lots of WINES and SPIRITS, in bond and duty paid.

For catalogues apply to 303ejy6 E. WOLFGANG, Wine and Spirit Broker, Liverpool. This Day (Thursday), Gth Half-past Twelve o'clock. RUBBER, 35 Packages African. 3Jy6 J.

H. RAYNER tc Brokers. This Day (Thursday), the 6th instant, at One o'clock. HEMP, 233 Bales, ex sundry vessels, from Bombay. On show Stanley Dock.

3fr6 T. H. LITTLBDALE ft Brokers. JAMES SMITH Next Sale of Wood Goods wCl take place at Liverpool. This Day (Thursday), tbe 6th at Twelve o'clock precisely, at the Law Association Rooms, 14, Cook-street, Liverpool.

2252 Logs Pensacola Sawn PITCH PINE. 3275 Pieces Pensacola PITCH PINE PLANKS. Per Riversdale (ss), now diBchargmff, from Pensacola, AlB0 190 Logs Wycocoma BIRCH, at Fleetwood. 621 Pieces American WHITE OAK BOARDS. And other Wood Goods if arrived in time.

For catalogues and further particulars apply to JAMES SMITH Wood Brokers, tT4iy6 6, Water-street, and 3, Canada Dock, Liverpool. NEST "WEEK. A. F. ft D.

MACKATS next AUCTION SALE will take place on Thursday next, the 13th instant (instead of Friday, the 7th instant, as already advertised), at Twelve o'olock noon prompt, in the Saleroom, as usual, and will consist of St John, N.B., Fresh BfRCII TIMBER and SPRUCE DEALS. Nova Scotlan SPRUCE DEALS and BOARDS, with other Woods. Catalogues on application to A. F. D.

MAO KAY, Ciy7 Saleroom, 10, East Side Canada Dock. PORTLAND CEMENT. Arj prepared to supply Shippers and the Home Trade vrithsj genuine oruaact ueniens anu Dest LITULR, ATKINS. Sc M'VITIE, 15, Oldnau-street. TEA.

TO TEA DEALERS, EXPORTERS. AND ALL WHOLESALE BUYERS, ORIGINAL AND BLENDED TEAS at tbe smallest fractional profit. Samples and sample packages always ready for inspection. Saleroom with good north light, and samples prepared for tastingin a few minutes. Large stock in bond.

Terms strictly net cash with order. By this system we are enabled to sell Tea at a profit equal to a commission or brokerage a great advantage to cash buyers in the present severe trade competition, and oae which our clients appreciate by invariably contminn; their dealings with us. Scented, Green, Blended, and Loose Teas in Quantities to suit all buyers. Samples sent by post on receipt of particulars. Coffees raw and roasted (daily).

Bankers The Adelphi Bank, Limited. THE LIVERPOOL CHINA AND INDIA TEA COMPANY, LIMITED. 40 and 42, Dale-street, and Stanley-street, LIVERPOOL. 6mym4 TVTEW SEASON! ABUNDANT CROP. JL TEAS, 1832-3.

I EXCELLENT QUALITY. We are pleased to be able to announce a Reduction of Twopence per Pound in our New Teas. THOS. JONES AND COMPANY, 24S, SCOTLAND-ROAD. TEA SALESMEN, 127, LONDON-ROAD.

BASNETT-STREET. CORONER'S INQUESTS. BET03E MB, CLABKE C0R0KEB OS LIVERPOOL. On the body of Patrick 28 years of age, a labourer, who lived at 3 house, 1 court, Newhall-street. About eight o'clock on Tuesday night a splash was heard at the "Wapping Basin, and a person's hand -was seen above the water.

The police were informed, and in about three-quarters of an hour the deceased's body was brought to the surface. "Verdict, Found drowned." On the body of Ellen English, eleven weeks old, the child of John English, a labourer, living at 26, Oriel-street. The child was found dead in bed on Tuesday morning. The medical evidence was that death was from suffocation, and the jury found that it had been accidental. On the body of James Doyle, 38 years of age, a dock labourer, -who lived at 1 house, 10 court, Brassey-street.

The deceased, who had been in bad health for a year, was stated to be a rather intemperate man. He was attended to by Dr. Philpot for delirium tremens about a fortnight ago. He got better of -that, but subsequently an attack of apoplexy. He died on Monday from exhaustion consequent upon excessive drinking.

Verdict, Died from natural causes." WELSH CONGREGATIONAL UNION AT LIVELY SCENES. The meetings were continued at Swansea yesterday, and, excepting some lively scenes at the afternoon sitting, passed off ia a highly successful and interesting manner. Two conferences were held at seven ajn, and considering the early hour both were attended. At Zion Chapel, in High-street, the Eev. Thomas Thomas, of Llanf air, Cardigan, presided; and an elaborate treatise on "The Importance of the JKegular Attendance of Church Members at Communion was read by the Eev.

L. Griffiths, of Cwmdar i followed by several addresses from ministers and laymen present. The subject under consideration at the other conference, in Hermon Chapel, Plasmarl, was "Church Discipline," the Eev. J. Eoberts, of Festiniogi opening with an exhaustive paper, and being supported by remarks from the Eev.

Thomas, Llangynida; the Eev. C. Jenkins, Kidwelly and others. At 9 30 a large congregation assembled at Ebenezer Chapel to listen to the address of the Eev. E.

Stephen, of Tanymarian, Bangor, on vacating the chair. After devotional exercise by the Eev. John Eoberts, of Brymbo, "Wrexham, the chairman delivered his address, choosing for the subject that of The Welsh Fire," and resumed his seat amidst loud and prolonged applause, having spoken for nearly two hours. The Eev. E.

Lewis, of Erynberian, next read a terse paper bearing upon the missionary question, at the termination of which the Eev. E. Evans, of Aberayron (an ex-president of the union), moved a resolution urging the churches generally to inspire more of the missionary spirit into their labours and efforts. The Eev. E.

C. Davies, of Menai Bridge, having seconded the motion, the sitting cloBed with prayer by the Eev. D. John, of Manchester. The whola of the ministers and delegates, to the number of about 600, then adjourned to dine at the Albert Music HalL The proceedings were resumed at Ebenezer Chapel in the afternoon, under the presidency of Mr.

Stephen. A paper was read by the Eev. J. E. Owen, of Llanberis, on the Sunday school in relation to the requirements of the present age.

The author in the course of his 'remarks made use of the term eisteddvod whilst suggesting the desirability of having competitive examinations in the schools on the Lord's Day, and this, having to some degree been misconstrued by a numerous section, led to a remarkably lively scene. Mr. Thomas, of Tginywert, moved a resolution approving of the various recommendations contained in the paper read, which was seconded in a capital speech by Mr. John Cadwaldar, of Festiniog. On the chairman putting the motion to the meeting, the Eev.

Simon Evans, of Hebron, Pembrokeshire, took exception to the latter part; wherein tie churches were exhorted to adopt the recommendation as to the eisteddvod. The Eev. D. Thomas, of Liverpool, likewise strongly protested. The Eev.

S. L. Probert, of Portmadoc, and 3D. Oliver, Holvwell, together with Mr. Beddoe, of Ehondda Valley, delivered their and their respective coadjutor's adjudication on the competitions decided upon by the Sunday School Union, promoted at the union meetings held at Denbigh last year, for the best catechism adapted to meet the requirements of Sunday schools.

The prize of five guineas, given by Mr. A. J. Parry, of Maest-groes, Bangor, was awarded to the Eev. John Jones, of Uangirve, Glamorgan and the award in the competition for answering a number of biblical questions was in favour of the person adopting the mm de plume of "John Jones." -The Eev.

D. M. Jenkins, Park-road, Liverpool, protested against the course taken, and remarked that the meetings were being converted into an eisteddfod. The Eev. D.

D. Thomas, Liverpool, seconded the motion made by Mr. Jenkins, and said that this affair had been brought in secretly and unknown to the union. Mr. J.

Parry retorted warmly that the committee were responsible for the action taken. The excitement at this stage placed the chairman iran unpleasant position, but he soon restored order. Ultimately the resolution was carried in an ameaded form. The Eev. D.

Thomas Eees, of Swansea, asd the Eev. D. Eoberts, of Wrexham, advocated the claims of the Congregational Union Jubilee Fund, and thought the Welsh Churches belonging to the denomination should accept the offer of the London board to contribute a sum of 5000 on condition that 45,000 of the existing debts on places of worship be liquidated during the next five years. Mr. W.

J. Parry read a resolution drafted oat by the committee in support of the movement, which Mr. Edmund Thomas, of Maendy Hall, seconded. At this stage, Mr. Idris Williams, of Cymer, Ehondda Valley, again strongly denounced the introduction of the eisteddfodic aspect into the the Sunday school and this gentleman, by his remarks, seeme'd to be labouring under an impression that the union had, by the resolution previously passed, recommended such gatherings as cricket matches, lawn tennis, eisteddf odau, and competitive meetings on the Lord's Day.

There were loud cries of "Order, order," and much uproar prevailed for a few minutes. It was unanimously agreed to hold the next meeting at Festiniog, an application from Dolgelly being withdrawn in favour of that place. The election of chairman was next proceeded with, resulting in tbe selection of the Eev. W. Edwards, of Aberdare.

The Eev. D. Thomas called attention to a movement on foot to erect a suitable and befitting monument over' the grave of the renowned Williams, of Wern, and also announced that a project had been mooted to erect a memorial chapel at Kingslaad-road, London, in honour of the memory of tbe late Mr. John Griffiths (Gohebydd). A mass meeting wai held at the Music-hall in the evening, when addresses were delivered by the Eevs.

D. Oliver, Holvwell Jones, Pwllheli W. Thomas. Gwynfe, and Dr. Thomas, Liverpool.

Thejmeeting was presided over by Mr. Powell, of Iiandilo. The proceedings will terminate to-day. Epps's CaoootATB Essen-ce. If cocoa seeds as imported are roasted, then broken up into nibs" small pieces and subjected to very high pressure in an hydraulic press, they give out a large percentage of their oil or butter, which is removed and the remaining constituents of the nibs fall into powder Chocolate Essence.

This absolute cocoa is leit unsweetened. It possesses an alike enlivening principle or alkaloid to that contained in tea or coffee. It should be boiled like coffee, and affords a beverage of the same consistence. Each packet, 6d. or is labelled, "James Epps and Homoaopathio Chemists.

London." Tde28 The candidates for matrimony all Should buy the Wedding Eing of Joseph Ball. Guinea Gold, cheap, oae round without an end, Good luck and happiness oa each attend. ti Ball's Wedding Eing Factory, 33, London-road. Eno's Fetjit Salt versus Brandy. "There were a few attacks of mild dysentery, brought mainly oa by ill-considered devotion to brandy, or biliousness produced by the same cause.

For the latter we used to swear by Eno's Fruit Salt, which is simply invaluable." See, Coral Lands," vol. Caution: Legal rights are protected in every civilised country, lixamine each-bottle and see the capsule is marked "Eno's Fruit Salt." Without it you have been imposed on by worthless imitations. Sold by all chemists. Price 2s. 9d.

and 4s. 6d! Directions in 16 laneuacres how in nrsvnnk Ai'raaaa Preparonly at Eno's Frmt Salt u. v. iuu jfjawofa jwys. drenandthe support of the Iaay herself (te charged them TuntU they had arrived at the age of 2f years, or had married.

Ia such case tea testato desired that the allowance to the lady in question should be 150 a year for her own separate Sort and mamtenance. Whilst charge of tae Seethe testator gave her the entire management of the 800 a year allowance, observing that onTii-rsd -to rive anv account of rse. BihaH, the widow, disputed Ihl wm. oa the ground that the property -a flio testator rnemded the fortune she had obtained trora aer amounted to upwards of 40,000 her own right. She therefore denied the right of her husband to apply her private fortune to such piirposes as heYad directed by his wilL The widow was left only a life interest in Ribblesdale Hall and ariauity of 400.

She claimed the sum of which she inherited from her uncle, and which she contended had not been reduced into possession by her husband, who was the executor of her uncle a will Upon the trial of the action, the late ice-chancellor Malins made a compromise, which the Court of Appeal set aside as tUtra ya-es. xha matter having been referred back, his lordship decided that Mrs. Birchall's claim was good to the extent of 12,000 London and orth-western stock, and 5000, representing the proceeds of the morteage. The result of the decision was to give her about 20,000 out of the estate. That decision was appealed against, but a compromise was effected by which she retained the railway stock and mortgage oa condition of paying certain annuities to the two children on their reaching the sga of 21 years.

The testator haa left besides the annuity of 800 to Anne Jane Smith a house, furniture, and fixtures, during her charge of the children. She, however, by the action of the court, having been deprived of tha residence and the custody of the children, the immediate questions at issue arose for the judgment of the Court. Mr. W. Barber, Q.O, appeared for the trustees; Mr.

Glasse, Q.C,-and Mr. Ford foi Jane Anne Smith Mr. Everill, Q.C., for the children and Mr. J. Pearson, Q.C., for the widow.

Mr. Justice Kay sanctioned an arrangement by which 50 was to be paid in respect of the fixtures, and ordered that Anne Jane Smith should receive 150, as representing the value of the house, and ont of the allowance of 800 an annual payment to her of 350) until further order. LIVERPOOL POLICE COURT. WEDNESDAY, JULY 5. BEFORE MB.

BATSXES. Suspected HocsebbeakdiS. John Towers, alia James Powell, was remanded for seven days on a charge of stealing wearing apparel, Inspector Eerr noticed the prisoner and two other men in an entry off Mar-wood-street early on Saturday morning, and as they bad two bags which seemed ftti' of clothing he went ti apprehend tbem on suspicion. Two escaped, but ht managed to secure Towers and the bags. He found that tne sacks contained a iiumber of lnaiiilla, cloth, and skin mats, wearing apparel, towels, He charged him on suspicion with having stolen the property, and tbe prisoner replied, We a made it up to do a job, and we got them out of a bouse near the quarry in Everton-valley." A remand was granted, as an owner had not been found.

IXTBDfGEMEXTS OF TBE iTEAMWAYS ACT. John) William Wiilet, a young fined 2s. 6d. for jumping on a traincar in taddirtston, on the 20th June, whilst ia motion. Another lad, named George Davies, was charged with placing a piece of wood in a point of tbe tram rails ia Wavertree-rosd in a manner so as tc obstruct a car and to endanger tbe lives of the passengers.

Thomas Gardner, ss officer in the employ ol the Tramway Company, said that a car would have been thrown off the rails ifThe nad not removed the wood. Tb boy said be was very sorry. Mr. Raffles imposed a fine of 10s. and costs-, or seven days Id default.

He said that if he got another boy far doing the same he would double the fine. Daniel O'BTeji'j, chief mate onboard the Macedonia, was fined 4 15, 10d. being double value and duty and costs for sringgling 5J lbs. of foreign manufactured tobacco. Theftooaeco was found in tlio sample-room, which was in charge.

Bad Fish. William SherfaSt, fish denier, 57 Fara-worth-street, was fined 20s. iod costs for having, on the 30th June, exposed for sale three pieces of codfish which were unfit for food. Elizabeth M'Donald, fish dealer, 19, Pownall-square, was fined 20s. and costs for having, on the 3rd July, exposed for sale three pieces oi pollock which were unfit for food.

The Smoke TXuisajsce. Tbe following were fined 10s. and costs for having permitted unnecessary smoke to be emitted Wright and Soutbell, biscuit manufacturers, Vulcan-street; the City Steam Laundry Company, Butland-street; H. B. Wood, baker, FVerton-road; W.

C. Knight, manager, Liverpool Beform Club, Dale-street; Thompson and Gough, owners of the steamer Eastham Fairy; Hugh 'Sates, buiider, Bute-street; Crook and owners of tbe steamer -p- biscuit maoufacturers, Strand-street I Ua5S5 owners of the steamer Emperor; J. W. Phillips, miller, Phillips-itreet; Blood, Wolfe, and steam sawmills, Warwiek-street; and the Mersey Dooks and Harbour Board, Srafton-street. In each ol the foUowing cases a fine of 20s.

and costs was imposed oith Shore Flour and Bice Mai Company Boundary-street; RocklifE Brothers, Sfa and the Shropshire Union Bail! -riCTC-al owners of the steamer Lord Ciive. The Liver Alkali Works Company, Xightbody-street, was fined 40s. and costs. 6 BEFORE MESSRS. THOMAS COPE ATO S.

EEBREVD A Shocked Case of Stabsi.vg.-A voun min military-looking appearance, named Patrick CaninS" was charged with stabbing Patrick Steunton Mr' Inspector Grub prosecutei-The prosecutor stLte tw tbeprevious day he was passingwr "SK street, when the prisoner rushed out of a bousV with an olo. sword his hand, and attacked b'm with The prisoner was remanded. places. ihe O. ASMKiri AHD ADMIRAL.

nCw were fined in sums from Is to 5s. for i 6 court, Tir raltar-rbw; John Walsh' 19 moreland-street 1 Eaton-street Jidward Ke court, Oriel-s et; EichardD Stenhenson. 27. nTJi.i' John Beau-street; Enlni7rUTt hiS3.3al' Whalley, 13, PoUook-stt. -5 1 Eeni3i' COUNTY MAGISTRATES' COURT.

WEDNESDAY, JULY 5 BEFORE MESSRS. G. H. EOBSFjn.T. ISCENDIARISM AT WEST Dprry John Jones were charg on S5? Kovember, 1870, set fireto a TJnSty of 9 corn in a wooden shed beloniins to Vr nwa Sandfield Park, West DerbyV ctrairS rWi Seyo1.

extent of 1000. The property the and the prisoners were acSrgiy farther Cruelty Heywood IvSJr 10s. and costs for working a borri Sf ''fiwai litheriand on the 16the John RrSte at owner, Walton, for allowin'ho trfte similar state on the 22nd a previous penalties having been John Eoberts, a carter in the 5s. and costs for workins te bson- was Eaymond, of the B-S-Pcived ihfoffenS101 birknheatTpoliue" COURT. WEDNESDAY, JULY 5 BEFORE MR.

SA.MCEIX, De'pUTY STIPmiARY charged v.A sM'llQ Moo a-p-SSrlWLVS broker. GMVRr.S1"'' house, where they had at a beei- wards went homeTwith his brother to T2Uto.r In his pocket he had 64s. 8d 11. surt. money which he had saved drTrwTv, i uaS' DeiaS mnnt.F, 1TI, dur.ng the past six or inontns.

ueing verv tired oli or svea and at. fi he tell asleen on a onf, his money had been i atraetS'Safw 6 thai bag was lying empty on thTtabiT Tha went upstairs: and accused Ee nimediately robbed him. aevrStteSi S1" Won was given to the ooUce Thf and taforma- hended by PoliceK.i5cer Lcaste'16'? wef5PP He "tucaster, who founri in on the mile, and llsTon tee 10s- ijcisoner working. prisoner had ben caid fZ. "ua-1'on tuxflay the male working.

1S- i 12s. for same room with the rL men slept in the Both Ptisonen t. ntZtXV Tuesday atthe London oa Sunday nnmm. Evidence was siven sWn. tha t.5,, A.

iwo JW cious Hfe, 'aid saw three men running afeoTtfS sioned there au) B. JQ rVT Daily Mercury ialf-Year. Quarter-Year, OS. tsQ. 3S.

3 3. SO. Letters on. busjrsf' byPostoffice Orders. Payable, to BUKaAS Priutedu3b5uigOa WOOD.

(Pram Messrs. Farmcorth and Jardine's Tbe arrivals from British North America during the past month have been 23 vessels, 21,177 tons, against 22 vessels, 21,752 tons during the corresponding month last year. There has been a large Import and a drag-ing business during the month, with, declining prices still the total deliveries compare favourably with last year, and stocks The aggregate import to this date in the years 1880, 1881, and 1382, as shown by the table below, is 113,549, 83,994, and 126,459 tons respectively. CAJiADiAN Woods. Of Quebec vellow pine timber the stock 13 nearly exhausted, and the sales are necessarily very limited it would appear now impossible to import tbis wood profitably except for some very soecial purpose, in the face of the low prices ruling for "pitch pine.

Bed Pine, Elm, and Ash: The sales have been nominal, and stocks almost exhausted. Oak There has bean a fair consumption, without much change in prices the Btoek is only about half of last year's. Pine deals have come forward freely in steamers, and prices have deolined to below the cost of importation stocks, however, are considerably less than they were last year. Puncheon staves are less inquired for, and there is no improvement in value but pipe are scarce, aai prices (HO UU. New Bedkswick abt Nova Scotia Spbtjce akd Pike Deals.

Tbe import has been about the same as last year, and the deliveries have kept pace with it, leaving us with barely a month's consumption in stock, or little more than half the quantity held at the Ilka time last year. Notwithstanding these favourable circumstances, buyers appear to have very little confidence in the market, and prices have slightly declined. There is, however, a better feeling at the outports, and shippers are diverting all they can there. Lower Port Pine Deals There is very little inquiry and few sales, Birch There has been a good consumption and tbe stock is small prices are firm. Pitch Pete.

-The arrivals during the month have been 22 vessels, 17,427 tons, against 11 vessels, S378 tons during the like period last year, or nearly double there bas also been a large consumption prices are still declining; though the stock of pitch pine is comparatively large, yet the aggregate stock of American and Baltic soft woods is 7 percent, less than last year. Baltic and Eobopean Woods. The arrivals during the past month have been eight vessels 2919 tons, against 17 vessels 5782 tons last year. Fir Timber The import has been very small, consumption has been fair, and the stock is moderate. Bed deals have gone freely into consumption, and the stock is only about one-third of last year.

Flooring Boards Only one small parcel has been imported during the month, and tbe stock is now moderate. Masts and snars have, hepn rather inquired for, and next arrivats should sell readily. Fir ai lur. East Isdia Teak akd Gbeeitheart. A cargo of Moulmein teak has arrived and is going direct into consumption this will leave, a very moderate stook.

Greenheart has gone freely into consumption, and the stock Is moderate. FnHifrrrrEE Woods, ic. The arrivals of mahogany -wv. itoi logs irom Cuba, and of cedar 100 logs from Itacoatiari. The recent sales were well attended, and most of the mahogany offered found ready buyers at good prices.

Stocks of most descriptions are exhausted, anrf are wanted. Honduras mahogany of all sizes, if straight luuiauw luji yrjoea cne marKet is almost bare. Tabasco mahosraiiv is wantH. anrf Is none in stock.the market Is favourable for the receipt of the new season's wood. Of Minatitlan mahogany been limited, prices have be6n well maintained.

St Domingo mahogany is in better demand, especially straight sizeabie loes suitable for vsurs. the, consists almost entirely of short curls, which are verv nnlaaM. 1 17 it uatuun-uijr a nne cargo was sold at the late auction sales some fresh arrivals have since takou place. Cedar suitable for cigar boxes sells readily, and Tjrices are hh i stock pencllwood has arrived rather freely, and uuuuku iew saies nave lately taken piace. Walnut: For American tbe demanu continues good, but with large arrivals prices have hiid a downward tendency Italian and Circassian is dull of sale, and.for burrs there is little or no inquiry of these latter the stock is very excessive.

Of satinwood there have been no recent sales, and the stock is sufficient. Of rosewood the market is quite bare, and there have been no sales of Lite. In bird-eyed maple 41l? nothing doing. Lignumvlta; of prime Quality ana thin sap, round and sound, would prices, but common quality is difficult to quit exceSt at t-iiwo. a-uhouwu ajpara oF9 arrived freely, and prices.

barefallen. LIVERPOOL STOCK EXCHANGE. Wednesday. Etenik-q. The market opeLed lower.

Prices, notwithstanding sundry rumours, ketst wonderfully srnfl, and there was some improvement towards the close, c'oslng above the lowest. In home railways there was a slow market. Brighton A at one time rose to 129 buyers, but closes oemg a rise or 4 on last night's pr'ne. Sheffield A declined 1 per cent. GlasVbw South-western, North-western, and South-eastern A i Great Western and North British fell and Caledonian and Chatbams 6how a fall of There has been little business done in Americans Ohio, first mortgage fell and Readings Canadians opened dull and at a decline of to all round but a reaction set in shortly afterwards, and they close strong at an advance.

Trunk seconds rose the thirds and Great Western of Canada shares In insurances, Reliance shows aa advance of and Thames and Mersey fa. 8 In miscellaneous, Hudson's Bay shares again mark a fall, closing li lower than yesterday. Pacific Steam also fell off and Mexican Esaiways Liverpool Corporatioa rose LATEST PRICES, INCLUDING TRANSACTIONS AETES OSTICIAt HOOES OLCSCTS PBIOSS BDSnrsM' fO.rj.iv. vlrr.wiva 104J 119 34 72J 141 574 133 132 125 145 28f 103 1701' 137 83 1 uolMtiaiO, TO.TI.V 104s Tnm H3i Glasgow 34 Ditto deferred 73 Great Eastern 72Z 142 Great Northern 57J Gt. Korth of 57J 139 Great Weatern 2331 Lancashire Yorkshire.

1 128 London Brighton fl.ei.123 a 143 Do. preien-ed 145) a 3J Ion. Chat, and Dover 28 7-16 Wi Do. 4 p.c. pref 170.

North-western 170 133 88i Mnn, Sheffield, Lin 60 Ditto deferred 1 121 S6i 13S lii Do. 4 o.c. debenturB 1001 121 1391. Midland" 133 Foe Town oa Seaside is i ondtteefc AY. E'C- 2, Old now showing a large assortment of Ladies' Waffin" When Phasing Mar Gmr--.

-fchoes, very neat and The teas fnends of children and young people deC- our Hlfflf will see that their nebn, Kunararian CrnW an with the some, and buy only Fry's Chocolate Creams. GENuatE Sale of FoaNiTuEa baif a Stock cost, af TTafp rc regardless of cost, at Hall 53 and 55, Brunswick-roar? iwn SiivenSr8- GUbert trs.