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TTtS DAILY TELEGHtATP "TUESDAY SEPTEMBER 23 1873 SPECIAL MARKET REPOR TS Mon day MOEET SPORTING INTELLIGENCE BRITISH ASSOCIATION LONDON CORN EXCHANGE An easier tone ha pervaded the tfrain trade at Mark-lane to la pel aaj The supply of English wheat has been moderate but the condition ha been indifferent Sales have proffreed slowly and Monday Evenihg prices have given way to the extent of 1 to Foreign wheat ha been In full average supply oreign wheat has been in full average supply SPECIAL TELEGRAPHIC DESPATCH FROM our own correspondent BRADFORD Monday 83ie nrooeedlngs of the Assocition to-dy have been Of universal interest nearly all the eectione and busi- I reassuring Sense and the Stock markets COnse-feeM of great importance appealing to wider circles than quently improved to some extent during the day those of science alone was transacted The attendance Notwithstanding the circulation of various excit- Although the telegrams from New York published this morning were unfavourable later statements came to hand which were interpreted in a transacted The 40 Match: lOO hft Mr Pigolt Queea the Chase 4 yrs sst lOlb Mr- Badcline queen's Uuuta-mau yrs 1st sib last blf Al' The Hopeful Stakes of 40 sovs each ft two-yr-olds colts sat 101b tlllies sst sib rtaiu ami allowances second to receive SO sovs The la li otAb 2V subs Sister to Ringivood i Iy Kinfr I England's Beauty K1dtrooke(3lb ex) K- gal (31b ex) Bergamot The remainder have paid 455 The THIRD TK1RNNIAL PRODUCl colts Sat lolb fillies 10 per cent and the -nns) 3' Sub by Now am Amorou Nicety Lara whole stake DI (2 miles l(tf yards) Creeper Henri IV (bd in Itisqwc-tout trance) Uhlan I by Cel- Intrepftd Madge Wildfire Hostage lina The remainder have paid ARRIVALS The following have arrived in addition to those Newmarket Blantyre Country man Devotion proton Daluacardnch Free kirk George Frederick IllN llamadryade Kid brook Modena Mahomet Rcliei Uoya Mt Helen Scrutiny Sweet Note Tester Templar Alexaudnt and Wild Myrtle Myrtle 2s per quarter The demand has been heavy and prices must be written Is per quarter lower thou on Monday last With barley the market has been moderately supplied The trade lias been Arm and prices have been moiu-tained Malt has sold at late currencies For oats thare has been a full average demand and prices have improved 6d to Is per quarter Maize has command a fair amount of attention and has been firmer in sympathy Beaus and pea have been dealt In quietly at about late rates The flour market has been Inactive on former terms The Magnet thus refers to the state of the trade The graiu trade opened steidilv at the commencement of the week and for fine samples of wheat extreme rates were paid Later on the tone became quieter and as there was a larger supply offering and a marked depreciation in its quality sales were difficult and price were if anything rather less film Fine samples however were still steady I heten-defkcy towards ease cannot be expected to be permanent and firmness will inallprobabilitybe still the teature of the trade until we have received heavy supplies from the United State It is geueraily admitted that recent estimates of the deficiency in the yield namely 36 per cent below the average are more likely to favourably mirepresent the state of affairs than otherwise and we shall therefore be compc-ili lo import rather more freely than was anticipated To what exteut appears at the present moment rather uncertain but doubtless we shall need fully twelve millions and a half quarters The actual result of the crop will be more accurately ascertained os thrashing operations become more general Another circumstance must not be lost sight ot which tends to still further lessen the value of this year's crop At the commencement of harvest whilst the deficiency was everyw here admitted it was considered that the superior quality of the grain would to some extent counterbalance the shortcomings in other respects but the unfavourable weather we have since experienced has in some district damaged the grain and therefore partially dissipated the hope that the satisfactory natu re of the yield would be relieve 1 by the improved quality of the produce We believe that France am1 Fnglaud together will require about five million quarter more this year than last It is expected that the United States will be in a position to furnish us with about one million and a half quarters more than last season and the question from whence will the balance be obtained? That it will be forthcoming there is of course no doubt but that it will be obtainable at preseut prices is very ttn-certain At preseut the imperial average pi ice of wheat is about 88 per quarter above that ol the corresponding period last year' ARRIVALS OP DRAIN 5ic INTO LONDON LAST WKKI The following arc the quantities of Dram Dulse Heeds and Flour arrived into Isondon by land and ater curriittfC during the week ending bept 20 SCRATCHING GREAT Faptfrn Wolfliall Vanish UM Woodley t'ambusier Troublesome colt Preocot Black Oxonian Btnbeim Drummond Tourbillon Flying Kegane Botheration Hurlingtmm Ash field Queen of ih Mestizo Night Star Thoebc Athol Marvellous Jules tion Boatman Chcsnnt Prince Charlie Azalea lnua Devotion Croxteth low worm Caeur (le Lion r' 1 uzzle King George Gloi re de Dijon Cerinthua BUCKKKHam Lu rebit Ladbroke Lionels colt Vertumna filly Vintage Regina coil Uuei Scots Tattle TWENTY-FOURTH TRIENNIAL Delay Alo-I no be Athol La Voleuse Bijou Chiltem Gowdie Meat i Loss colt Mincenieit colt Duadaloupe Silvester Loveloi turn na flly I'armesan colt Docnlale colt Unlearn Gorifouj' BoKtawln star ks Cagliostro Min Herod I i it lii ms Grand Dckk Newmarket notes of te much more quiet than the appearance ermarket on the eve of the opening of its autumnal mpatgn "he custom of reaching places of sport on nig ts previously to the commencement of the meet-gs is rapidly departing as we drift towards the time evn cn not far distant when excepting a few great events post -betting will be the invariable order of the ffy ery few visitors have arrived but the full complement is expected in the morning The number of strange horses on the spot is limited but there is sure to be a strong field for the Great Eastern Handicap JJoncaster has come to antagonise Flageolet for the Grand Ltuke Michael Stakes and the Derby hero is in such Ie ect health and condition that the Rusaley followers make certain of his ability to defeat the to the present time the weather has been delightfully hne and there is every prospect of a fine week for the First October The heath is also in magnificent condi-twn Modena whom I selected has arrived and no mare can be better but Cantinibre cannot it seems be trained and Lord Aylesbury will be represented by the turned-loose Scrutiny Lefevre has struck out everything from the race but Roquefort and Tourbillou and as the market indicates the first -mentioned will prove the Simon Pure from this stable the followers of which are now wonderfully sanguine about Mois-sonneur for the Cesarewitch since Tambour figured so prominently in the Omnium on Sunday Fordham will ride Roquefort and if that horse and Flageolet win their engagements here to-morrow there is hardly telling what kind of price will be accepted about the reigning favourite for the Cesarewitch Adhering to my choice of Modena I shall stand upon MODENA and ROQUEFORT And I think SISTER TO ElThAM may prove a useful place investment No attempt was made this evening to resume speculation and the only transaction which has come pnder my observation has been 00 to 400 laid on Uhlan versus Corisandc one to for the Cesarewitch Not more than half a dozen members were present at any time in the room which was absolutely closed at ten In the Grand Duke Mtehjel Stakes DONCASTER vfill present the 71b and a beating to Flageolet The trial Stakes should be won by DaLNACABDOCH the Twenty-fourth Triennial will be carried off by UHLAN and the Buckenham Stakes by ATLANTIC the Hopeful Stakes I shall assign to COURONNE DK FER or LADY May and the Match to HUNTSMAN A splendid starlight night with frosty air promises auspiciously for the Great Eastern day HOTSPUR Newmarket Monday Night Michael stakes Merry Sunshine Hmw narnUn wi Dang forward Jenny Sutton den Copernicus Surinam HOPEFUL Folic Farine Mariuion Camhi turno Saraband Centaur Candidate Dleuroy Silver BUI beratiou Tinkling Cjuibai WEDNESDAY WELTER Countryman Boatman Cracker Handicap DM Mv Lord Countryman Stand Alaric scrip of the New Ordinary Stock of the Great Western Railway Company to be quoted in the official list The traffic reoeipU of the Brighton Railway Company for the past week Bhow an increase of £1049 compared with the corresponding period last year and the South-Eastern £761 English Railway Stocks were heavy during the early part of the day but subsequently recovered a little Midland and North-Eastern advanced 4i and Caledonian Great Western and North-Western 4 but Metropolitan District receded 4 and Brighton 4 Annexed are the latest prices: Bristol and Exeter 115 117 Cornwall 7 8: East London 56 Furness 158 160: Glasgow and South-Western 115 117 Great Southern and Western (Ireland) 110 112 London and South-Western 106 107: Midland Birmingham and Derby 101103 North London 112 115 North Staffordshire 63 65 Rhymney 62 67 Tail Vale 175 180 Waterford and Central Ireland 20 23 Caledonian 91 9t Groat Eastern 39 40 Great Northern 1284 1294 ex div ditto 146 147 ex div Great Western 1204 120 ex all Lancashire and Yorkshire 1434' 1444 ex div London and Brighton 80 80 ex div London Chatham and Dover 20 201 London and North-Western 1444 144 ex div Manchester Sheffield and Lincolnshire 75J 75 ex div ditto Deferred 45 454 Metropolitan 70 71 ex div ditto District 27 28 ditto ditto Five per Cent Preference 66 68 Midland 1314 1314 ex div North-Eastern 1614 1644 cx div North British 67J 67 South-Eastern 106 1064 ex div ditto 864 864 Colonial and Foreign Railways were dull and excepting one or two instances the change were unimportant Tasmanian Main Line Guaranteed Five per Cent Pre ference advanced 3 to 70 75 but hast Argentine Guaranteed Seven per Cents receded 4 to 6 5 dis and South Austrian am Lombardo-Venetian 4 to 15 Among Fdrelgfi Railway Obligations Central Uruguay Montevideo Seven per Cents rose 1 to 99 101 while Great Luxembourg receded 4 to 44 4 In Colonial Government Bonds Canada Six per Cents 1877-80 advanced 1 to 107 109 American Securities at first relapsed in sympathy with the lower prices telegraphed from New York Subsequently quotations recovered the loss previously sustained Erie Shares opened at 444 1 i hut afterwards improved to 45 4 the same price as at the end of last week Funded Five per Cents improved 4 to 91 were 934 i ditto Drawn 91 4 ditto 1865 issue 95 ditto 1867 954 10's 90 91 Atlantic and Great Western First Mortgage Bonds 74 76 ditto Second 63 65 ditto Third 30 32 ditto Eight per Cent Exftnsiop Certificates 14 prem Baltimore and Ohio Six per Cents 97 99 and Illinois Central 84 86 Philadelphia and Reading $50 Shares rose 3 to 40 45 and Pennsylvania ditto 1 to 11 43 Telegraph Shares were firmer Anglo-American stock advanced 14 to 884 and West India and Panama Ten per Cent Preference 4 to 4 14 prem but Eastern receded 4 to 8J 9 Eastern Extension were 8 9 Cuba 94 4 1 West India and Panama Ordinary 6 7 Direct Spanish 4 dis 4 prem Great Northern 94- 10 Mediterranean Extension 5 i Reuter I04 11 and Western and Brazilian 7 5 dis Miscellaneous descriptions gave rise to very few alterations Surrey Commercial Docks advanced 2 to 98 lot) Birmingham and District Tramways 1 to 4 6 Telegraph Construction 4 to 324 33 and Ifton lthyn Collieries 4 to par 1 prem but Rhymney Iron receded 1 to 43 45 Phospho Guano Shares 1 to 13 London Financial Association 4- to 134- 14 Ocean Marine Insurance 4 to 94 10 prem and British Indian Tea to 4 4 City of Montreal Five per Cents were 89 91 Foreign and Colonial Government Trust Six per Cents First Issue 101 103 Railway Debenture Trust par 4 prem: Submarine Cables Trust 112 115 Ceylon Company 14 15 General Credit and Discount 4 I prem Paw son and Co 2 4 prem: Globe Marine Insurance 14 04 dis Canada Company 101 103 Scottish Australian Investment 120 130 Peninsular and Oriental Steam 55 67 London Tramway 8 4 i and Crystal Palace 26 28 Bank Shares continued quiet Metropolitan receded 4 to 4 5 and Alliance 4 to 124 Mining Shares showed no important changes Rio Tinto advanced 4 to 1 dis par 4 to 4 4 Prince of Wales to 4t 4i and Scottish Australian to 1 (j The following is an account of the amount of bank notes authorised by law to he issued by the several banks of issue in Ireland and the average amount of bank notes in circulation and of coin held during the four weeks ending Saturday Sept 1873 wss much greater than on previous idays la Section A Mathematical and Physical Science Professor Everett presented the reports of the committees on Underground Temperature and on The In connection with the latter report a tidal clock and a very ingenious mechanical contrivance for predicting the height of the tides were exhibited A report by Mr SYMONS on the Rainfall of 1872 showed that the isinfall of that year had over tke three kingdoms been greater than any recorded during the last century and a half Dr CARPENTER read a paper on Results of Experiments recently made on the undercurrents of the Dardanelles and the These experiments he contended were confirmatory of a theory that the great drainage of fresh water into the Black Sea at once caused and was counterbalanced by an undercurrent through the Dardanelles Most of the other papers read in the section were technical in character In Section Chernies! Science there was large attendance to listen to Mr Norman Lockver's Note on the Elements in the which embodied the results of the most recent spectroscopic investigations and the reading of which was followed by a long discussion which Dr Gladstone Mr Dewar Mr Huggins Dr Siemens and others took part Mr Grantham CE chairman of the Committee on Sewage read the report of that committee to which some very important conclusions were appended (These conclusions were generally to the effect that all conservancy places including midden heap and cesspool system dry ash and dry earth closets pail closets Ac are quite incompetent as solutions of the general questions concerning the removal of the refuse matters of a population because the manure produced wil not bear the expense of carriage for more than a very shiv distance while the process is fraaca sanitary point of very incomplete water-carriage system on the Other hand is based Upon a sound principle thst of removing the refuse matters at once and in the cheapest possible manner by gravitation By properly conducted sewage irrigation a solution is afforded to the questioa of sewage utilisation It is certain that all kinds of crops may be grown with sewage perfectly suited for the food of both man and Least All the evidence collected by the committee is gainst the assumption that entozoic disease would be propagated by irrigation After a discussion it was resolved to recommend the reappointment of the committee A paper by Mr M'Gowell Town Clerk of Bradford was read on the subject of The Bradford Sewage System" and the section adjourned to inspect the Brad-lord sewage works I In Section Geography the President Rutherford Aloock) stated that he had received a letter from fiir Samuel Baker (applause) and he was sorry to say that he could not be present He however gave information which they would be glad to hear The letter was as follows Cairo Sept 187S Dear SlrRutherforS Upon my arrival here I wa- gladdened by your kind noteand invitation of July 18 I shall take rest interest in the proceedings of the British Association but I much fear that it will be Impossible for me to reach England in time as I have much to arrange with the Egyptian vtviimcnT tins fact will be interesting to England generally The Viceroy as determined that an Engli-h otlrer shall since mein the vernment of Central Africa This is incontestable proof of the jurat Egyptian reformer to earn out the I be E1 rrmination of the Work to good end There can be no chance fur the stave trade ST LKQKR STAKES Rank Note Callipolu La Marmion Borely Vernou Tambour Archiniainiritr 1 ing reports au to the progress of the crisis is understood that no well -authenticated instances of failures of any real importance were received here and the opinion of well-informed persons connected with the American trade was decidedly hopeful The fluctuations on thfe Stock Exchange were however limited in number and extent owing to the comparative lack of business from the absence of niany leading operators In the American department Erie Shares showed the greatest number of dealings but the closing quotations were the same as Saturday I ive-Twenty Bonds and the Funded Five per Cents were wry firm on the news that the Secretary of the Treasury was making unlimited purchases of the former in order to relieve the pressure for money Foreign Securities generally were inactive with a downward tendency which was specially noticed in the case of Italian and French the discussion in the Continental press on the relations between the two countries having produced a certain amount of uneasiness Austrian loans were also heavy in sympathy with the news from the Vienna Bourse English Railways were very dull soon after the opening on the publication of a disappointing traffic return by the Brighton Company but they ultimately rallied and left off at a slight improvement In none of the other markets did the transactions call for particular notice Money was again abundant on bout the same terms as before and no effeet as yet has been produced by the events in New York while the tendency to ease was if anything strengthened by the corrected telegram from Melbourne reporting a much larger shipment of gold than had been previously announced The English Funds supported firmer values Consols improved to 92J for money and to 92 for October The New Threes and Reduced Annuities advanced to 90L 91 Annuities 1885 were 8 9 Red Sea Telegraph 18 Exchequer Bills dis to 2s prem India Ten and a Half per Cents 201 203 ditto Five per Cents 108 ditto Four per Cents 101 102i Enfaced Four per Cents 96 97 ditto Four and a Half per Cents 9899 ditto Five and a Half per Cents 103 104 Debentures 1878 100) 101) Bonds 20s 25s prem Bank Stock 247 for the opening Canadian Four per Cents 104 106 Corporation of London Bonds 1882 102 103 and Metropolitan Three and a Half per Cents 96 dealt in to only a very prices generally tended lower Austrian Silver Loan Rica Seven per Cents 1 Italian and 1871 but Costa Rica improved Peruvian Six per Spanish Five per Cents 1 list of prices current after transactions marked in the within brackets TWENTY-FIFTH PRODUCE STARRS-La Fornariua Agaaiu liughen den Compensation GRANBY Truant Ponton Bieviile Dom Ecosaais THURSDAY MOULTON Como Mv Lord Kilmore ChceneL CBSakbwitch Trial Falkland MhLUM STAKES YC -Grt enwood TWENTY-SIXTH TRIENNIAL PRODUCE STAKES Mnrie -liaatro Croesus Lioness colt Miss An filly Tattle lar colt RUTLAND STAKE3 Truant Boulet Candidat Friday October handicap-Oxonian Winslow Shannon Green Khedive Salvan Mestizo Alaric and Blue Buy Forlorn star Ecossais Cagliostro SWEEPSTAKE (LAST UAL -MILE OF Vintage Damoiseau SWEEPSTAKES FOR FlLLI Fair Rosamond kb La Ilamodiyade CRICKET METROPOLITAN CATTLE The cattle trade to-day Ims been in a state and the tendency of prices has been in favour of buyers The total supply of beast on offer has been 544 Of these 2s6o have been from the Midland and Home counties 5u0 from In land and 2 08 from abroad hie fly Tonning and Spanish English brer ds have sold slowly and the best sort have with difficulty made 6s 4d per sib 1 oreign stoek also has been dull of sole and there ha been a tendency to lower rates The number of sheep in the pens has been 16890 including 70o from abroad The market has beta slow but the tone ha' been firmer and an occasional advance of 2d per lbs has been paid The Dow ns aim half-bnds have made 6s sd to 6 ld per 8lb Calves have been in short supply and steady request at full prices Pigs have been nominally without change The total Imports of foreign stock Into London last week consisted of 14896 head In the corr received 18164 in 187 1868 18233 head imports into London last Week spomling week year we 75 in 187U 12629 in 1869 13762 and in LATEST TURF MOVEMENTS Speculation wa resumed with much ac tivity at the principal club yesterday tin attendance ct members being very large 1-or the Great Kalern Handicap Modena ami Roquefort were Loth in great request leaving off almost equal favourites at 8 to 1 Glaucus wa in demand at 100 to 7 while Sister to El thorn met with a laige amount of support at a point beyond those odds the latter stable notnpanion Landmark at the same time being driven back to the knocked -out price of 50 to 1 For theCesare-witch Moiasonnetir was in greater force than ever IbO to 14 being accepted about Lefevre representative Pirate continued to find irit nd at 11 to I loo to 8 waa the highest price forthcoming about Chian Marie Stuart was firm at loo to 6 Najmlitaln being also backed at the same odds and both Fidele and Corisande were In favour at into 1 and 20 to 1 respectively BulUtye maintained hi' position as first favourite for the Cambridgeshire at 100 to 12 Otherwise the subjoined quotations call for no further remark GREAT EASTERN HANDICAP Beasts Calves Pigs Sheep 1457 499 UNITED sorm OF ENGLAND ELEVEN TWRNTY TW OF NEW CROSS ALBION CLUB AND DISTRICT Tills match one of the lat on the list of fixture for the season was commenced yesterday ai the South London (jrouit unbead The Eleven went in first and began batting at a ter to one (much too late) ith Mr Gilbert Gra aodJuim the bowling of Wade and Absolon Principally throignji-Grace's hitting the score hod reached 21when Jupp was bowlMhr aslow Mr Gilbert filled the vneaucy but wa how ltd foi single Two for 39 Mr Grace joined his brother anc flue stand was mode The new comer oon drove Wade to tfe for 4 and shortly afterwards Mr Gilbert Grace made two bit and cut in one ov-r oi Mr Absolon's This hitting brought I on Coppingei in placed Mr Absolou and Coppinger iT stead of Wade The batsmeu however continued piw I their accustomed excellent form and though the bowleracfeannt ends no other wicket had fallen dinnertime when the score 101 Mr Gilbert Grace not out 61 and Mr Grace 2R An elapsed before play was resumed a sad waste of tiaeoowtkt the days are so when Grainger and Absolou took ui tit bowling After sending down three over for 5 run Grainor was relieved by Hearsuni from whose first hall Mr rL wa iiuely caught at mid on for a well played 3: made by two and five three for lf Humphrey wa soon bow lei Absolon- four for 114 Silcock came next and by some fref round hitting the total had been raised wi 231 20 8 to I agst Modena (t) Antwerp Bremen Calais Dordt Dunkirk Copenhagen Dot henburg Hamburg Harlingen Husuni Lisbon Rotterdam Tonning Vigo 33 to 1 agst Flower of Dorset 16 54 1875 1883 750 10l to 7 109 to 6 59 no Ml 4 1 6 1292 30 (t) nr ft) Mepriac ft) Llllywhite ft) (t) Landmark (uff) 2215 1485 8 to 1 Roquefort (t and oft) Glainus ft) Sister to Kltham ft) Silvia colt (t f) Delay (t) Scrutiny (t) GRAND DUKE MICHAEL STAKES 200 even on Doncaster Flageolet (t) CESAREWITCH to 1 to 1 to 1 (t) Aalcn Nightst La Surinam 20 2d 25 Total 1936 13UC Groce who had been iniaed at long field from the prevlon bu was canght behind the icket in hitting to leg The great bti! 100 to 14 agt Molosonneur (t) 1 agst Mestizo ft off) 33 to mau had some luck but still it is a remarkable ioutngsto with twenty-two men in the field and he richly deserved the thusiastic reception he met with ou his retirement Hi chief bitoy were six two and twelve The only other staiulsit made by Silcock and Lilly white who increased the score tr -a to 197 Silcock excellent 35 included two 4' a xud fur S'al The inniugs finished for 211 maae from The foil- wing bowline 1 YEARLY COMPARISON OK WEEKLY IMPORTS Beasts Sheep Calves 1672 2693 14737 453 1871 8212 12860 722 1870 3518 7685 596 1869 3066 8788 60 1868 2531 7257 177 Statement and comparison of supplies and price of stcx hibited and sold In the Metropolitan Untile Market on Monday Sept 23 1872 and this day Monday Sept 22 1873 81b to sink the offal 11 to to 10o to 100 to and (t) 98 Pirate (t f) Uhlan (t and off) Napoli tain ft) Marie Stuart (t and off) Fidoleft and off) Corisande (t f) Lilian ft nnd off) Louiae Victoria(t) Oxford Mixtureft CAMBRIDGESHIRE 500 to 60 agst Rullaeye (t) loo to 40 agst Exminster (t) luo to 6 Curate (off) 33 to 1 Ashfiehl (t) 18 to 20 to 20 to 33 to 33 to 33 to Bethnal Dreeu ii fi Cas'alia (t) Bullseye (t off) Thistledown ft) Nobleman ft) Rest leas ft) Mcdtizo 12-3 Average amount of coin held £511811 8M40 uii 2rtl)9r8 396089 725518 164 Coarse and Inferior Beasts Second quality ditto Prime large Oxen Prime Scots Coarse and Inferior Sheep Second quality ditto Prime Coarse Woolled Prime Southdown Lambs large Coarse olvet Prime small ditto large Hogs Small Porkers The fielding of the 1 wenty-two was very poor indeed serers easy catcho being missed during the day Tne game at rev stands as under Eleven Monday The business got through at Albert Date in the course of the afternoon allowed little or no change on that transacted elsewhere earlier in the day Modena and Roquefort both made a further advance in the Great Eastern Handicap betting 7 to 1 being booked about each The only other mentioned for this vent were Glaucus and Sister to Eltham at the prices given below A considerable outlay was made on Moissonneur for the Cesarewitch at 15 to 2 while Pirate was as firm as ever at 11 to 1 Napolitniu advanced to loo to 7 and luno to 69 was booked alxmt Corisande Mane Stuart was frequently backed at pri arie aiuart was frequently backed at prices varying Grace Esq New- land liearsum Jupp 1 Absolou 6 GilbertEsq Wade 1 Gra cLsqc Swann Hearsuni 33 Humphrey Absolou 3 Silcock Wilson Slade 35 Llllywhite Grainger Absolon South erton not out ri Wi Usher Taverner fe aarwMi i llowittc White Abta- Ion 7 6 i Total SUPPLIES Sept 23 1872 3100 16760 235 220 109 984 Japanese 9 pc 107 Do 7 pc Scrip 994 994 9 Liberian Mexican 3 pc 15 Do 3 pc 1864 7 84 Moorish Imperial New Granada Do 3 pc Do Deferred Paraguay 8 pc 33 35 Do 18723234 Peruvian 6 pc 1870 714 14 Do 5 pc 1872 57 157 44 Portuguese 3 pc 42 43J 2 34 Russian 5 pc 1822 96 98 Do 3 pc 1859 674 64 Do 5 pc 1862 98 99 1984 4 Do 5 pc 1864 £100 99 100 994 100 Do 5 pc 1866 £100 99 100 Do 4 pc Nicolai 804 814 814 Do 5 pc 1870 97 98 Do 5 pc 1871 96 71 574 Sept 22 1873 5440 16390 155 100 Beasts Sheep and Lambs Calves Pigs 7 nc between 100 to and 2u lolthclMt bet taken about the St Absolon winner beln2uoo to 110 while her stable companion Bulla- wippinner a eye remained at the forlorn price of 66 to 1 For the Cambridgeshire however the lutter was still in undiininlshed force at to 1 1600 to 20o being taken in one bet Closing prices ppinger The Twenty -two are pinger Coppinger Coppinger Captain Lambert A Mitchell Set Swann Slade METROPOLITAN MEAT The supplies of meat on sale here to-day were moderate Trade was dull al the following quotations Per 8lbs by the carcase Absolon Bird A B- dy Ki id II firtmirv New land St min A Shabnok ace Taverner Turner lb Wade White and Wilson Humphrey and Innwood Circulation authorised £3788428 927t7 881 61 1 843440 311979 The following are the latest quotations from the Continent received through Air telegraph: PARIS SKIt 22 Morgan Ian r2 Ure per Cent Loan 187191 80 ditto 1872 92 2 Three per Cent Keute tor money 57 10 ditto for account 57 17 AMSTERDAM SKPT Four perCcnt Dutch 92 Two and a Half per Cent ditto fi7j Three per Cent Spanish ditto ditto Interior 15 7-16 Three per Ont Portuguese lHr6 to 163 42 5-16 Three per Cent Venezuela 1 1 Five per Cent Greek 161 Five per Cent Austrian Paper Rente Mav-Nov 611 i ditto Silver Rente Jan-Feb 64 7-lfl Six per Cent Peruvian 170 69 9-16 Five per Cent ditto 172 5i Four and a Half per Cent Russian 180 92 Five percent Brazilian 1H65 97 Turkish Consolidlt 49 United States 5-20 Bonds le2 ditto 1885 1'toi Five perOnt United States Bonds 97 Erie Shares 4 6t Nicolai Railway 79 Azw ditto 94 HAMBUKU SKIT Five per Cent Russian 186290 United States 5-20 Bonds Five per Cent Italian 61 Lombardo-Venetlan Shares 384 50 Exchange on London three months 20 05 ditto Pans 78 70 ditto Amsterdam 166 10 Spanish Exterior 17 Discount FRANKPORT SEPT Five per Cent Italian Rente 61J Lombardo-VeDetisa Railway 178 50 Five per Cent Austrian Paper Rente 611 ditto Silver Rente 65 uitto lottery Loan 1854 91 1 ditto ditto I860 I) ditto CnKlit Mobllier 236 75 Three per Out Spanish 17J Five per Cent Turks 4fq United States 5-20 Bonds 182 96J ditto 185 98 Five per Cent French Rente Exchange on London short 114 ditto Vienna ditto I044 ditto Amsterdam ditto 94 This city is not affected by the failures in New York BERLIN SEPT Austrian Paper Rente 61 ditto Silver Rente ditto lottery Loan i860 Five per Cent Italian 6 Treasury Bonds lug Russian Railways 96 ditto Lottery Loan 18 4 dittoditto 1866 Five per Cent Russian 1870 97f ditto 1871 Dutch-Rheuish Railway yooj Five per Cent Turks United-States 5-20 Bonds 1882 7 Lorn bard o- Venetian Railway 102 Exchange on London three months 2d ditto Amsterdam two mouths dittoditto short 14oj ditto Vienna two mouths ditto St Petersburg three months Firmer at the close VIENNA SEPT Five per Cent Paper Rente Mav-Nov 69 90 ditto Feb-Aug 69 40 ditto Silver ditto 73 40 Lottery Loan 1854 93 ditto 1858 173 70 ditto i860 101 ditto 1864 135 Creditanstalt 280 Lemberg-Czernowitz Railway 141 Bank Shares 966 Hungariau Lottery Loan 80 50 Austro-Freuch Railway 337 Lombardo-Venetian Railway 170 50 Anglo-Austrian Bauk 170 Theiss Railway 199 Exchange on In-don three mouths 112 65 Hamburg ditto 65 40 Paris ditto 44 15 Napoleons 90 1 Silver 107 75 Inferior beef Middling do Prime large do Prime small do Veal 3s od to 3s 8d 4s Od 4S 4(1 8d 58 2d 2d 5s 8d 8d 5s 2d 5s 4a Inferior mutton 3s Middling do 4s Prime do 5s large pork 4s Small no 5s 4d to 4s Od 4d 59 Ad 4d 68 0d i 4- 0d 58 6d GREAT EASTERN HANDICAP 7 to 1 agst Lord Wilton's Modena 4 yrs 7st 13lb ft) 7 to 1 Roquefort 6 yrs 8st 9lb ft and off) 12 to Mr Morgan's Glaucus 5 yrs 7st 21b ft) 100 to 7 Mr Ellam's Sister to Eithain 3 yrs 6st 2lb (t) CESAREWITCH 2 agst Moissonueur 3 yrs Gst 81b ft f) 15 to II to The Visit of the English twelve to at stkalu-Oo or about th 39th ol next month an Englis am this country for Australia under the captaincy of Mr 4 (trace They have made arrangements to stay in Australian days during which time they will play about 20 matches Tbq will probably return to England by the middle of next Mij time for the grand matches of the London season Therrui players are Messrs Grace Grace Gilbert A Bush Jupp Humphrey A Greenwood Oft Koutherton Lilly white and MMntyre The twelfth mil not yet decided upon but he ill we believe be ou amateur 1000 to 500 to 97 96J 4 Do 5 pc 1872 984 98 Mr in ness Pirate 3 yrs Ost 7lb (t and off) Lord Napolitain 4yrs7st 91b ft and off) Mr Marie Stuart 3 yrs 8st 5lb (t after 1000 to 6u and 1000 to 50 t) Baron Rothschild's Corisande 5yrs 8t ft) Duke ot Hamilton's Fidele 4 yrs oat lib (t and off) Mr Liiiau 4 yrs sst 5lb ft and off) Mr Marshall's shannon 6 yrs 8st 81b (t and off) Mr El The Bishop 4 yrs 61b (t and off) Mr Bullseye 3 yrs Ost ft and off) Mr James's Silvester 4 yrs ost 71b (t) CAMBRIDGESHIRE 1600 to 200 agst Mr Merrv Bullseye 3 yrs 6st 4lb ft) 20 to low to 50 to 66 to low to THE AMERICAN BALLOON 41 (Hard Loan 62 464 964 97 544 52 98 103 Con 90 98 84j Deb Mort 106 Loan 1873 1 100 15 171 794 61 Railway 90 Tob 1964 4 i San Domingo 6 pc 22 24 23 Sardinian 5 pc Spanish 3 pc 1941 Do a pc Quicksilver Mort 76 78 Do 6 pc Nat Lands Mort Cert 57 59 Swedish 6 pc 1868 104 106 Turkish 6 pc 1854 88 90 89 1858 654 664 Do 6 pc BOROUGH AND SPITALFIKLDS With large supplies of potatoes on bale trade was inactive and prices in some instance ruled lower Kent regents 90s to llos Essex ditto 75s to 95s Essex Rocks 75s to Kent ditto 75s to 90s per ton BOROUGH HOP Thomas Wild and Co thus report: market is now fully supplied with the new growth and a fair business has been transacted during the past week at firm rates To-day the trade is not so active and prices in consequence are uneven Picking progresses favourably and the hops generally hold their colour well there are not so many mouldy samples os anticipated A fair demand prevails for yearlings nt old prices Mid and East Kent 12s to 18 Weald of Kent llos to 147s Sussex 105s to 135s Country Farnhams l2'-s to 160s Faruhams Hus to 17oa'' WOOL The amount of huiness doing in English wool is only moderate and long stapled quaii tie command full prices lor Colonial wool by private ont rad the I rude is quiet but previous quotations are well supported The importation into London last week consisted of 2562 bales from Sydney 1241 Brisbane 333 Lisbon 158 St Petersburg and 150 bale from sundrv quarters Current prices of English wool: Fleeces South Down hog-getts Is 7d to Is 8d half-bred ditto Is to is Kent fleeces Is 8d to Is 9d South Down ewes and wethers is 4d to Is 4d Leicester ditto Is sd to Is Clothing picklock Is 7d to Is sd Prime Is 4d to Is 5d choice 1 3d to Is 3d sujer Is 2d to Is 2Jd Wether matching IS Hd to Is id picklock Is Cd to Is 7d common Is 4d to Is 5d hoggett matching Is llid to 2s picklock ditto Is 7Jd to Is 8Jd super Is 5fd to Is 6d TALLOW The tallow trade is steady PYC being quoted at 43s 6d per cwt on tle sjot Town tallow commands 42 6d net cash Rough fat has advanced to 2s Id per 8lb Particulars 1873: Stock this day 28325 price of YC 43s 6d delivery Inst we 1814 ditto from June 1 20187 arrivals last week 912 ditto troin June 1 24612 price of town 45s MARKET LETTER 2000 to 1000 to 1000 to 500 to Gloire de Diion filly 3 yrs 6st lib (t) Mr Thunderer 3 yra st lolb ft) Mr Oyster Girl 3 yrs 5st 7lb ft) Mr Mppondeu 5 yrs list (t) The so-called traders are to be driven out Bazar and the lots eminent will assume the monopoly of the ivorv trade untilsuch time as opportunity may aflurd lor further Verv sincerely yours SAMUEL Baker A paper by Signor Guido Cora on Sir Samuel Baker recent account of the connection of Lakes Tanganyika and Albert Nyanza was read by Mr Markham C-B An interesting communication was read from Lient Cameron RN the commander of the Livingstone East African Aid Expedition giving an account of the pro greas of the expedition and of its adventures in the interior Cameron and Dillon arrived at Zanzibar on the 13th January and immediately afterwards Cameron was laid up with severe fever being for some time a close prisoner on board her Majesty's ship Briton Dillon however lost no time in commencing the purchase of the necessary stores of beads cloth gun powder Ac and no difficulty was experienced in enlisting small body of recruits for the interior The principal anxiety of the expedition was that they should cross the swampy ground in the vicinity of the coast and lodge themselves on the highland plateau before the rainy season commenced hut owing to various causes this intention was Dot carried ont With the single exception of Dillon all of them had been seriously ill All however had left the coast by the end of April but they had even then been compelled to leave some portion their heavy stores behind them for want of carriage Cameron and Dillon hail gone on ahead had crossed the Makata or Swamp and had established themselves at Rehemeko where they were joined by Murphy who Teached them in the middle of May having buried hloffatt on the previous day and being himself so ill and weak that some further rest were necessary before the expedition could again push on Since then the health of the members of the expedition has been alto- Kther satisfactory they appear now to be in thought)- good working order and the only inconvenience from which thty seem to suffer at all is the abnormal keenness of their appetites which find (Central African fare neither satisfying nor sufficient On the 4th June a deputation consisting of twenty triers and twelve soldiers was appointed to obtain food here was a rumour that a hostile attack might be ex-acted from a tribe called the Waterloo and one of the Caldiers injudiciously fired by mistake on a number of illagcrs wherenpon thete was a general row six of Camerons men being taken prisoners and one wounded Matters might have become rather serious for the expedition but Arab who had long settled in the country kindly and most civilly consented to ai range difficulties which he did on the most ruinous terms I A conversation on the best methods for the complete suppression of the slave trade followed in which the leading members of the geographical section took part after which the section adjourned In Section Economic Science and Statistics the report of the Metric Committee was read by Professor LEVI who observed that the importance of sncli uniformity to science commerce and international intercourse waa evervwhere appreciates! But adverse circumstances Lad damped that impetus which a long continuance of eace had imparted to the object The system abroad waa making rapid strides The objection to snch a system was the necessity it would cause of a complete recoinage the basis was solid enough ont the building of the uperstrnctnre would be attended with difficulty The committee were convinced however that the ascertainment of a well chosen system of international weights measures and coins well deserved the attention of men of science and that since both the coinage weights and measures of the realm were affected by considerations not only economic but chemical and mechanical of great delicacy it wa- all important that a committee of the Association should coutmue to watch and guide the progress of the measure and for that purpose recommend the re-appoiutment of the committee for the next year A brief discussion ensued Previous to the adoption of the report the Right Hon Forster MP the president did not deny the great importance of the quest ion both as regarded eights i and mea-nre- and coins Individually he should be exceedingly glad if they could jnmp from their present avstem to the metric system Here was a broad illustration of the weights and measures in their own trade whichao Bradford people would be aware of theexcreding difficulty ot the measuri in wool They bought inthecountry in one ire a ure had their invoices made ont in a second and entered the same in their own books for their own convenience in a third With regard to what had been said about making the system compulsory he believed that was eminently a question in which they could not go before the wishes and desires of the people They might to some extent lead but thev could not drive them and to attempt to force them to be used would almost certainly lead to failure Alluding to the introduction of the system into I'll moo be was afraid they would want a good deal of German power in the Government before they could force it on this country Wth regard to the action of the Government on the subject the time bad been too A ooOU IOT England limited to deal with it The report was then adopted Several other papers of general iuterest were read in the section In the sections of Geology Biology and Mechanical i Science no business of public intere-t was transacted At a meeting of the general committee held this after- noon it was resolved that the nueting for 175 be held at Bristol and or Tyndall was elected President for 1 1874 to be held at Belfast In the evening Professor Clark Maxwell held a dis-rour-e on molecules to the members and associates in St George' Hall Foreign Stocks were slight extent and Argentine receded ditto Paper Costa Ecuador 1 Honduras Turkish Six per Cents Six per Cents Cents and The following is a regular hours The official list are placed Argentine 6 pc 7 98 74 Do 6 pc 1871 (Public Works) 94 95 944 Do 6 pc 1872 Dols 84 85 Austrian 5 pc Silver 65 654 Do Paper Loan fi2J Bolivian 6 pc 454 Brazilian 5 pc 1865 974 9i 41 Do 5 pc 1871 96 1961 Buenos Ayres 97 99 99 1 Chilian 7 pc 106 Do 6 pc 104 1024 34 Do 5 pc 1870 94 9541 Do 1873 914 924 92 Costa Rica 6 pc 534 154 Do 7 pc 1872 50 601 41 Danish 5 pc 1864 Danubian 7 pc 1 864 96 Do 8 pc 167 101 Ecuador 8 pc New 8 10 Egyptian 7 pc 1862 88 Do 2nd issue 8890 Do 7 pc 1864 97 Do 7 pc 1868 844 1844- iJ Do 7 pc Rail 101 103 Do 7 pc Vice Loan 90 91 904 Do 9 pc 1867 104 Do 7 pc Khedive 834 834 4 41 Do English Scrip 82 Ki 82J Do do £25 paid par prem Entre-ttios 7 pc 1872 104 French 3 pc 564 Do 6 pc National Defence Loan 103 1034 Do 5 pc 90 91 Do 5 pc 18 prem 7 prem Greek 5 pc 16 18 Do Coupons 5 6 Guatemala 6 pc Honduras 10 pc 1867 17 Do 1870 164 174 Hungarian 5 pc 81 82 ij Do 1873 Scrip 79 r4 Italian 5 pc 1861 614 61 JJ Do 6 pc Marem 64 66 Do 1865 State Dom 92 Do 6 pc 1868 Loan 94 96 A moderate demand in the open the Stock Exchange 1 to 14 per cent No bullion operations at the Bank According to a the Bangalore of £90000 in gold as The Frisia from £20780 for Hamburg The Cora Market the moderate prices receded fully Rentes on the 17c The New Loan 7f 70c prem Tenders for the Bonds bearing 4 per by the Imperial i to-day at Messrs The great experiment which was to have been tne) the matter of aerostation over the Atlantic hscoili7 and there iB no probability of balloons crossing free ta other side of the at any rate for si time to come The American papers discuss the wbj-neither in sorrow nor in anger and if sncli headings to be tiustted as Where's that balloon? Wrong ki of wind in the way "Professor ise on the Fuile and The Floundering Gas-bag there is irh consolation to be obtained from a sly grin at the credni' with which the scheme was at first welcomed Ti balloon announced to start for Europe from Brookij September 10 never took leave of the ground Wt only one-fonrth filled for some reason or another ingenious person ripped open the side and the E4ch: heaved a sigh or two and died Then everybody cerned and unconcerned appears to have been with the result that Professor Wise seas THE ASUAN TEE WAR LATEST betting at the west-end MONDAY MIDNIGHT The evening resort was not well attended and betting consequently wa not carried on with any spirit Modena and Roquefort maintained their positions at the head of list for the Great Eastern Handicap each at 7 to 1 and Glaucus and sister to Eltham likewise were in demaud at 10 to 1 and 10J to 7 respectively Closing prices GREAT EASTERN HANDICAP 7 to 1 agst Modena ft and off) i loo to 7 agst Sister to Eltham (t 7 to 1 Roquefort (t off) and off) 10 to 1 Glaucus (t and off) I 20 to 1 Sylvia colt (t and I off) CESAREWITCH 800 to 100 agst Moissonneur (t) I lw to 6 agst Marie Stuart (t I and off) CAMBRIDGESHIRE 8oo to 1W agst Bullseye 1862 73 74 1863 69 71 186550J 51 1865 70 71 Guar 101 63 1869 63 have had but little faith in the safety of the appw itself his wishes with regard to almost every detail bu 65 Do 6 pc 74 34 Do 6 pc 70 Do 5 pc 1504 Do 6 pc 704 14 Do 4 pc 103 Do 6 pc 164- ii Do 6 pc 181 674 1 74 84 Do 9 pc Treasury 1872 Do do and 844 85 84 4 4 Do do stamped for con into 5 pc Gen Debt 50J 50 Uruguay Con 6 pc 1871 1 1 4 "84 784 74 84 Venezuela 6 pc 1862 19 21 I)o 1864 19 21 Do 3 pc 11 12 Do 14 pc 6 68 NEWMARKET FIRST OCTOBER MEETING PROGRAMME FOR THIS Tuesday The Trial Stakes of 10 sovs each with 50 A (1 SOVS added weight forage selling and other allowances There was a large supply of house coals at nmt ket to-day and ppi 00 sale Prices: Walls II as well 34s ditto llctton 34s ditto Hartlepool 3i 3d ditto East Hartlepool 3a 9d ditto Tees 33s 9d ditto Hetton Lyons 31s 9d ditto Kelloe 32s 'd Bowers West Hartley 29s 6d East Wylaui 30s Ships at market 55 Bold 48 unsold 7 ships at ea lo been disregarded and everything done to save ejpeoi the possible risk of iife In hisown words as reported" management of the thing was taken out of mjr hano They have not done as I wanted In place of New) mills they substituted the Orchard brand of muelin T) varnishing is not properly done The balloon weigh ft times more than one made of silk I want this and all that truck yon see there in the tert The bolt all I care to use but that too is not constructed thr" I wanted When I go up I shall cut away that decs have put there Everything has bee done contraryti directions I desired to have the balloon kept until for inflation in the ship-house of the Brooklyn Yard where it wonld be protected from the wea-In place of that it has been kept out under the ra water has lodged on it in pools and spoiled the cloth The individual however who had charge of the boat did not seem to share the Professor views things in general He said his apjtetite was good was asked if he felt anything like a man vho to be hanged and he replied no nor did he feel a man who as going to be drowned He affected tempt for the balloon and said the great point in whole enterprise was the lifeboat He should show he was able to cross to Europe in that if he only Professor Lowe who has also been interview thinks the balloon too large for the purposes for wmo was designed mile 2 furlongs 73 yards) a Tourbillon (£1040) a Cedric the Saxon I a Dalnacanloch a Fez (£300) SWEEPSTAKES of 10 sovs each two-yr-olds 7st 21b three 8st lolb fourand upwards 9st 31b winner to be sold for £260 Last 5 furlongs of RM a Hellebore aCarhoIme I a a Barton a Whitesleevee The Grand Duke Michael Stakes of 50 sovs each: for throe-yr-olds colts 8t lolb fillies st 61b: certain and allowances second to save stake AF (1 mile 2 nrlougs 73 yards) 14 subs Arrow Surinam (paid) Gang Forward (7lb ex) (paid) Jenny Sutton (pd) Amlreil Flageolet Laird of Holywell Doncaster (71b ex) Merrv (paid) Copernicus (paid) Hughcnden (paid) Wahabec (dead) PRODUCE FOREIGN AND COLONIAL Monday The Bonny screw steamship which arrived at Woolwich on Sunday and is now lading at the Royal Arsenal with stores for the Aehantee expedition is by far the largest vessel yet employed for that service being cajiable of carrying a cartro of fully 1200 tons She belongs to the British and African Steam Navigation Company and Bhe is in command of Captain Charles Hamilton who has been many years in the trade The crew speak of the Bonny as a lucky she having been five years running between England and the West Coast of Africa without the slightest accident or any excessive sickness although they regard an occasional attack of yellow fever as inevitable She left the Mersey on Thursday and will probably remain at Woolwich a week At present she is only taking in the stores which have accumulated since the departure of her predecessor the Ailela and about a hundred tons of provisions brought in a barge from Deptford but as soon as more goods arrive the hydraulic cranes will be set to work loadiug her simultaneously in all three of her holds The stores embarked yesterday consisted of 500 tons of rice a large quantity of salt pork and beef sugar and salt the latter being of two qualities fine for the table and coarse for pickling besides 2000 or 3000 more hatchets and billhooks for clearing the bush crates of camp-kettles and a set of iron ovens and baking-trays the dissected portions of which filled two trucks The surmise that the two battalions of infantry to be sent to the Gold Coast would be the 2nd of the 23rd F'usiliers and the 2nd of the Ritle Brigade proves correct and it is believed also that a third regiment the With now at the Cape of Good Hope will be employed upon the same duty The clothing-store at Pimlico is prepared to furnish suitable uniform clothing for these three regiments and as many more if requisite at a very short notice The non-commissioned officers who have gone in advance of the expedition have had sent after them to Liverpool their African outfit consisting of a light grey tweed tunic resembling a shooting jacket with belt trousers of the same material and rough canvas leggings the head being covered With a light helmet of the Indian pattern This costume has been selected after careful inquiry as the most suitable for the service and it is probable it will be the uniform of all the British troops employed in the expedition The native troops who prefer as a rule fighting nearly naked will for their better protection in the bush be clothed in frocks and trousers of grey duck or jean and they will be provided with belts and haversacks with wicker helmets for their heads The officers of the staff who have left have also provided themselves with a suitable costume according to pattern and each of them by common consent purchased a six-barrelled revolver and a short sword with one edge for cutting and the other for sawing showing that they were prepared both for rough work and encounters Sambo The market has been steady since Friday and the sales reported cousist of l2oo bags native Madras at 19 6d2'" 0 bng' ordinary Jaggery at 16s 6i and 350 tons grainy at iss Afloat two cargoes have been taken for ports in the United Kingdom viz the Eclipse 1242 boxes No 12 to 12 Havana at 27s and was experienced for discount market at 2f per cent On loans from day to day were of importance took place corrected telegram fAm Melbourne brings £450000 instead previously reported New York has arrived with and the Nevada with The Great Eastern Railway Handicap a sweepstakes of 15 sovs each 5 ft with loo add winners extra second to receive 25 sovs Bret by Stakes Course (6 furlongs) 95 subs the Mary Gibbs 770casks 152 barrels Porto Rico at 22 6d In the fined market there was a better demand for all kinds at steady prices 1872 1873 Stock of sugar Sept 20 Tons 59190 91960 Deliveries of sugar week ending bept 20 4140 4500 Landings of sugar week ending Sept 20 4650 6450 M0LASSK8 40 puns Montserrat sold at 9s but little doing large public sales being advertised for the week Quiet and the only sale reported is a floating cargo of 770 tons Rangoon arrived off the coast at 9 for the Continent 25 tons refraction 22 lbs have been sold lor arrival Aug -Sept shipment at 23s 9d Since Friday 1820 bales have been sold at about previous prices viz 5d to 6 5-16d lor Western (ki for Coconada 5jd to6d forSaiein 31d to 4Jd for Bengal for Rangoon 6d for Surat and 14d to 15d for Tahiti For arrival Tinnivelly good fair Aug -Sept has sold at 6d Western fair new Sept -Oct shipment at 6d andDhollera fair Julv shipment via Suez at 6d and good fair Dec-Jan delivery at 6 9-16d About 1200 bales sold at £18 Messrs Berger Spence and Co give the following report The trade ot the pnt week ha caused some little variation in prices In certain products flight advances have been secured whilst in others to induce business similar concessions have had lo be submitted to but in uo iae have the movements been ot more than passing importance The market upon the whole was fairly active the business both for home and foreign consumption being such as to place most manufa turers in a better position than their doubt of nn aoproarhmc period of quiet trade led them to anticipate Caustic soda was iu less request than formerly and holders are therefore less firm Postal Arrangements The French packet on the Brazil line having Bordeaux of each month which owing to the prevalence of pq fever at Rio de Janeiro has for some time past omit call at that port will resume its regular itinerary -j mencing on the 5th Octoler next Corres forwarded by this packet must be po'ed in or London not later than the morning of the -ith month Another Shocking Discovery ''-labourers are now engaged in clearing away the ru'-t--the Alexandra Palace preparatory to the rtcon-tru the building and upon last Saturday what are nonuced to be the remain of a man named Jordan 1 Lelans Scrutiny if lower of Dorset Gipsy Girl The bid Italian by The Midwife Relief Prince Charlie Oxonian Blenheim Drummond Azalea Trombone Pri mas evotion Croxteth Tourbillon Glowworm Cmur de Lion FiyiiiK Child( rs Kegane Botheration llurlinghnm Queen of the May Ash field Chesnut Visor Mestizo Puzzle King George Night star by Gloire de Injon Phabe Athol Wolfhull Marvellous Jules Fez Reflection Boatman Ccrinthus Vanish Ia Meprisee Woodley Cam busier by Beadsman Troublesome Prescot Black Knight was dull and notwithstanding supplies of English wheat Is per quarter Paris Bourse remained at 57f however receded 2c to issue of £1800000 Canada cent interest and guaranteed Government were opened The amount applied for is estimated at £4000000 and the whole loan was taken above the minimum Tenders at and above £103 11s fid will receive in full and those at £103 11s will obtain about 15 per cent Subscriptions are invited by the directors of the African Barter Company for 4000 shares of £10 each entitled to preferential iuterest at the rate of 7 per cent per annum The object of this increase of capital is to establish a trading settlement and factory on the plateau of the Cameroons and Arnbas Bay and a factory on the River Volta The country it is stated abounds in native productions including gold dust ivory RAILWAY TRAFFIC RETURNS Receipts 1873 1872 Miles oprn 1873 1872 London Brighton and South Coast I 20 Hospital Yesterday in accordance with mi old custom the Lord Mayor and the Sheriffs accompanied by some of the aldermen and several of the officers of the Corporation went in state to Christ's Hospital where the lists of the governors of all the Royal hospitals were formally presented to tiie chief magistrate bv the authorities and by him handed over to the Town Clerk to be deposited among the records of the Corporation Previously to the ceremony the civic dignitaries attended divine iervke at Christ Church Neweate-street where a sermon was preached by the Rev Mr augh an old Blue" All the scholars of Christ Hospital were present in the gallery The visit of the Lord Mayor on this errand usuallv take place on St Matthew's Day except a in this year hen that festival occurs on a £85224 41356 £34175 40595 378 347 fell in were found by the workmen Thev cou few charred bones w'ith a set of human teeth bnt -things found conclusively remove all doubts upon the ject Near the burnt bones which were careful) lected placed in paper and taken to the Wed-' Police-station was picked up a bunch of keys Jordan was known to have in his pos-c-iou a mi! and the brim of a hat such as the unfortunate nan noticed wearing on the day of the catastrophe The beongcJ to different locks in the building an1 found on Saturday although of course much burnt! been compared a duplicate ser and found Dr Conollv of Wood -green had no hesitation in stating that the charred pieces those of human bones Fire at 4Vappino Yesterday moraine tw-een nine and ten o'clock a fire lu out on thep in their quotations but the feeiine iu soda ash is dVuleillv more favourable Benzole is at last showing signs of improvement and contracts for forward rule higher than for resent delivery Nitrate of soda has been without animation transactions mostlv for current requirements at rates more affected by the la rite country than by the Peruvian monopoly scheme The business being done in other fertilising materials is largely on the increase-the exports last month were the argest this year London prices arc as fellows: Alum-loose lump £8 10 and ground £9 lbs Acids -citric 4f Sd an Us 'Si oxalic 7d and 8d tartaric crystals is Td and Is 7d powdered Is fd and Is id ammonia carbonate 7jd and lump 19s od and i powdered Ills ami los 6d bleaching powder Us fid and 12s copperas green os and 62s fid Lpsom salts Ss 9d and 6s 3d glaubers 4s 6d and 5s fid salt petre refined ass fid and 29s fid Soda-Crystals? 2 fid mid 8 ash 2gd bi-carbonate 188 hyposul Dilate 15 6d ard ltu Sulphate of copper 29s 6d aud 308 1 aua lw pnitl jutid fnM paid pai paid paid paid paid paid paid 6 6 6 5 13 5 13 'it ilw vy Servan Yesterdav a deputation wax- pepper -ewe of the Great Northern Rail- Messrs John Haune Nephe tEc in the service of the Great Northern Kail- I sv cyieWS Day Dream Persecutor Beanstalk Jerry Vovageuse by Juliet Black stout mises of Messrs Martin Sheild and Co known a-Wapping Rice XU Hift Kml Wap) ng The paid paid paid cn-nloviw Wine mer- wvvCompvny waited upon Mr Oakley the general mrniger chants of 43 Mark-lane and Xerez whose SUS-of the1 line for the purpose of representing to him certain pension in consequence of the confusion ii Spain in connection 1 thecompany Sick and was announced a week or two back have issued LAW This Day 4 5 13 3 5 12 The High Price of Coal Last night a public meeting was held in the Hall Wilderness-row "to take into consideration the report of the Mundella Coal Committee and what is best to be done that a second coal famine so detrimental to manufacturer and the home comforts of the poor may not rage in London and throughout the country this The chair was taken by Sir Antonio Brady who said they were now in the situation of having a coal famine in the midst of plenty There was no question there was coal enough to last the people for centuries to come if it was only utilised and worked in the most economical manner He had lately visited America and had there found a coal field larger than all the coal measures of England put together and that coal could be put into boats on the river at a cost of 4s per ton In America iron could be manufactured at one fourth the amount for which it could be manufactured in England A quantity of American coal bad arrived here and 3000 or 4000 tons were on their way to this country What he should propose to the meeting would be to appoint a committee who should appoint faThp BUCKENHAM stakes of 300 sovs each ft 315 The 1 colts 8t lulb fillies sst 1b each subscriber for two-yr-olds Bnd to 5ring the produce ol one to the mises in question are six storeys in height and about feet long The fire was discovered in the room in the basement containing some thousands of jo The engines and salvage corps were shortly on the -fj but the fire was not extinguished until the sack -were entirely destroyed The throat and windpipe are especially liable toil (nation eansiM soreness and dnnJ tire irru4 menMt circular staring that the temporary embarrass-inuuinivM hamthe members of the fund should not be al- ments of their Spanish affairs have been ad-kwd to belong to any other benefit society The lot a justed and that they continue business opera-week allowance waa alto considered insufficient and the tions as heretofore weea wa Mr JSVIS Tbormanby Lioness (oaid) COURT OF BENCH WESTMINSTER AT 10 Trial at bar The Tichborne cast part heard Mnpww basinohall-street inBsraM w-R'n rJk'j'18trah Murray as chief Judgment: WH Tayler at Motion HC Welch at CairatU Debtors summons at 11 Petitions () at 11 IT1-nUu6 Bffrker 11 Application to register: H-HiEfi iis aid Co at 11-E 8 Waton at 11-W 52! u- lo proofs: A Hepworth at 11-J Hdatll- Petition (2) at 12 and 1 Mr Registrar Murray is the Registrar of the day The Court will close at two rdFn'U''u Lucebit Mr Kavile fiv Vertumna (paid) Mr Vintape rpnidi Mr Savile by Regina (puid) Mr Queen Mr S- paid) Mr In order to secure the attendance of Erie bond and share holders only at the meeting convened for Thursday next a form of admission has been forwarded to all shareholders registered Lad- and la pwbera Labeliei'j bconiF bF0kPjPdK Anderida aimouths Scots (paid) Mr Walker Tattle (pd) 1 it 1 employe desired that the fund should be enrolled under the Friendly Act to that the member should be entitled to have by their committee a direct voice in it management Other minor reforms were pointed out and Me Oakley who received the deputation very rar-teonslv promised to submit the whole matter to the director without delay A general representative meeting of the men it to be held in Loudon shortly to discus the subject Crystal Palace One Shilling Day Monday Sept Ahniaions by season tickets ditto on navmeut 7785 Total visitors 11492 on the books of the company whose addresses deputation to wait upon the most distinguished friends i of the working men suen as the Lord Mayor Mr Samuel can thus be ascertained Any bond or share MorUy MP Mr Alderman Lusk MP and others CII METROPOLITAN COUNTY COURTS itting this day Marylebone ahds City of London UbVinisIs 4S Threduejet gP A Beautiful Compt 1 1 jia liAlM ivea a pure bloom i A I i A 7- 1 ful beamy It eKteu and restor -mores rednea blotehe To and s-ne-i make a Isly of thirty aiie rV makeatbeOte amo-ii nutMMt by 5 heel appearauc DH-'t'filHh Ilol lira Iterfumer Lonlou-rAnvEicntLUKM Lord i Mf Rob Roy (paid) 40 BOSCAWEN Stakes of 100 sovs each for two-vr-old colts Sst 101b fillies ksi 71b the produce of untried stallions or mares allowed 81b but only one allowance-T (s furlonfs 140 yards) 5 subs raaliootro (paid) 1 5ain Herod (3ib) I JuvenlafSlb) 4Jvig-1 rederiok I (paid) Xripaway (ilb) Death IN THE Every person is aware Kat i -I tiirni- Tea is for and then report to a subsequent meeting the result of the' conference After a very warm discussion a resolution in the terms mentioned alove was carried and the nry-eeodiacs closed holder not so registered must apply to the office of the company The Committee of the Stock Exchange have appointed I Monday the 2Vth instant a auecial settling day in the that venr largely adulterated bat thirty year man racket Tea has been recommended for its purity ttreug and cbeanucaa -fALvtRTifctiLNi.