The Express. — London, England, 1853-09-17 00:00:00

[THREEPENCE. 3118CMLLANSOU8. — Cloa — ltrg 1 Woes Yesterda lAublit Coal and Iron ~ uatrattoe Aerteulturoi A , tustratomea Pardo Mall. lAu.straliAn Rota' ... ila*. Waterworn! ... i 3T Balms. done to-thy. British Imirlr a tine British I Colonial Smelth I Redo :4m Company Olinda Crysal Palms I_llo Am! 6d(2 * ~wrn. w.ie It H pin It II !Tol onTelerselt Geostal SUM A artgotloo Gement 8. 8. Sitipotaz Co Iroit Beetroot Sugar . . . . tSsidakos St Navigation Id 20 i•t.i7eran;t7ilin(77 N.S. Wake Coal and Inter. Steam Navigation Co. North Britimb Amin,WWl 1 01 die it 4111 PSt I I all 18 all ag Ib.New 7:7 Earthed Europe M i n Peel River Land aeral PtalaStaar a Oriental dtm do Portland Iron Company Royal Mall Stems ..... deottlan Awes. Investment loath Australlaa Led dutunanne Telmro ph Van Dismerie Lisa • • It i d* 41 ; 5 n _ If pm 3 31 COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. 13 li 'l6 TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY. Our tallow market is flat, with a good dial of tallow offering fur previous delivery. Town Tallow is quoted 635. 6d. nctt cash; Petersburg Y. C. on the spot, 545. ; Oct. to Dec., 635., buyers; Jan. to March, 635. 6d. to 9d. MAXIM AVRRAGES.—Town Tallow, 565. 6d. ; Fat by ditto, 35.; Yellow Russian, 665.; Melted Stuff, 4ls. ; rough ditto, 275. 6d. ; Tallow Graves, 17s. ; good Dregs, is. ' SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.-THIS DAY. Mr. E. J. Davis report/ inferior hay in large supply. A good demand for anything of a superior quality. Prices ; Prime Meadow Hay, 90s. to 1055.; Inferior, 60s. to 80s.; Rowan, 50$. to 601. ; Clever, 90s. to 1261.; Second Cut, 80s. to 110 s.; Straw, 325. to 34a. BOROUGH HOP MARKET—THIS DAY. Mean. Pattenden and Smith report that about 50 pockets of new hops from the Weald of Kent and Sussex have arrived, and are now selling freely at from 81. Bs. to to 101. 10s. per cwt. Yearlings are also in nuttiest at several shillings advance in price. The accounts this morning ' from Worcester are more unfavourable, and the duty for th►t district, it is thought by many, will not exceed 10,000/. Mould is said to be rapidly on the increase in Mid and East Kent, and the crop likely to be a very inferior one amongst the Golding' and choice sorts. The Weald of Kent and Sussex are going on favourably, and likely to produce some excellent hops. The duty is statiouary, from 150,0001. to 155,0001. COVENT GARDEN.-THIS DAY. The market is well supplied with vegetables and fruit, but trade is still dull. Out door Peaches and Nectarines are plentiful, and English Grapes are abundant. Pears consist of Jargonolle, Beurre d'Amaults, Bon Chretien, Brown Beurre, and Boone Louis. Importations from the Continent of Potatoes and Tomatoes ate still kept up ; the latter fetch from 21. to 3s. per dozen. There are also French Apricots in the market, at from Gd. to Is. per dozen. Cherries are over. Greengage and other Plums from the South of France fetch 4s. per basket. Carrots and Turnips fetlb 2d. to 4d. per bunch. Peas are still good. Potatoes are becoming mach mote diseased, and prices for them are not so good. Mushrooms are more plentiful, and a little cheaper. Cut flowers consist of Pelargoniums, Fuchsias, Noses, Mignonette, Pinks, and Carnations. P1(131?. Phoe Apples, per lb., Is to 6s Apples, dessert, per lialtaieve, 2s Gesposr hothouse, p. lb., Is to Is 64 to 4. Pisasess, par dog, Is to 75 Lemons per dozen, Is to 2a Notarises, per dos.. 2. to Ss Oranges, per duo., 2s to 35 Atrleots, per deg., Is to 34 Seville , p. 100, 14s Pluata,Orksass, p. pun.,ls to Is Almonds, per peck, is Greengage, do., sto Is sweet, pr.t. lb., 26 to 3s Melons, melt, Into 3s_ Filberts, p 100 lbs. 60a to Ids Pam, jet dim., le to So Figs, per dos., Is to Ta Apoa, per Yob, Sato So vi par dos, 6d 1° " Csut CIS, Walnuti,Per 100, 1a to la 6d Nuts, Barcelona, per boon., 201 ABLER. Lettuce, Cub., per doz., 64 to ad Pt? 16 skiwes, -Pir 45. i...utiletldt:dro 2.6 d Potatoes. pit ton, 306 to 120 e wort, is to 66 per best.. Is 641 to 31 ?map. per awl, td to 6d Od to 2slld OnsmOnso. pr boodle, Od to I. Gd Cinale.p► dos., as to ts adilddsbo rot sieve, le to 24 BM. prim, le to 1.6 d Ookoles ! 1111= 7 ;tdes., Is W 36 mho. Poo to 4tl Shellacs, Gir l* Pot Ins Oa s• or Coe,Peiscore, 9d to Is Radishes, per doz.. Is to 2s Od Small Salads, p. pun., 2d to 3d Ilona Radish, per WI., 1s to Se Mushrooms, per pot.,lsod to 2. Gd Sorrel, ter half sieve, Gd to 1. Artiabohos, per, con., 3s b. 6s 01 Fennel, per bunch, 2d to Sd Savory, per bunch, 2d to 3d Thyme, per bunch, 2d to Sd Parsley, per dolt bunches, 2s to le Mint, ;tree; per bunch, 2d to 4d Basil, green, per bunch, 6d Marjoram, do. do., 0d Watercraft*, p. 12 bun., tkl tolOd METALS.—Mr. Moate's circular states that in bar iron some large sales have been effected. Rails are firm. Scotch pigs are firm at 61s. 6d. mixed numbers. Staffordshire pig iron: A further improvement has taken place, and prices may be considered to have advanced full 7s. 6d. per ton. Spelter is more inquired after; buyers at 211. 17s. 6d. on the spot, and 221. be. November shipment. Banos tin maintains its value, with an improved tendency. Tin plates: A large business doing. - - . li r . J., , z ... ~......",......... . e • CI.- IL i . . . • Ti l l t No. 2,206.) LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 17, 1863. st. 11wAbord. eaarannaea ULM& the SHAREHOLDERS of the SHREWS sr eY mai BIRMINGHAM RAILWAY. o h m to cell your particular attrition to the thiportanee of the r MONEY MARKET. -- e -- Amsterdam, Thursday, closing prices:-Dutch Four per Cents., 94 11-16; ditto Two-sod-a-Half per Cents., SHARE LISTS. _____.____. - - 11t. 100 'Aberdare Ns. 2, 7 per Ct - - • sivat ~et.... .1 st the T 0,111.1311 trim ld at the Lae Heal, FRIDAY EVINING. 623; Spanish Deferred Three per Cents., 22 5-16 ; FRIDAY EVOKING. Ilt. 100 i Beietol a Outer 4 per Ch lOB 108 e sa nbury. on tr. LW% WM Y next, tamest, et 1 l o•c:o k : Although the stock markets have retained a ten- the Coupons, 53; the Old Three per Cent., foreign, The English Railway market to-day was decidedly i i i k re ° l °ltramia llit ei4 -, liet ICI • I. lad lerctulAl•a* hien ca n e d 63 " .h " h ee el e h u t i'a r . dency to fluctuation,l 19 ail yIsP. Le chased with the er.tt,n .o.mo/ the tate Chancerythey have been much le a s eg. 463 ; Austrian Five per Cent. hletallice, 80 9-16; better, the tune being generally much leas excited , s all .Cort l e r nd ca ßasdo; _.. .....aa.00.6'- stn . t a sted Sty lamas. neva, Desch. Wein err. and others, cited in character to-day, and prices for the . present Mexican New, 24; Granada Deferred, 8 1-16 ; Por- and the fluctuations less frequent than of late. Good GI all i Dundee. Perth, sad Aber. - - Vontici s gm .4'o f items very heavy lees pal by the D ndetti seem to be placed upon a more settled ba s i s , a ft er tuguese New, 383; Granada Active, 203; Greek purchases have also been made, more especially of SE sc " stete ra lw ' r 4 ienr ca saitedep .. .el . 31 41 m es v c io """ th aio 'A i rli t, e n "terr ea u : re e ti Tuanl e " hci r t 7it r Ze" l a renaseasad et err, grant the violent movement of the last few days. The (Blue), 65• the heavier stocks, at the reduced 4ricees; but on the e 5 'Du. do. (Cl.)? MCI- es4 e i njuien.,a i rayed for, Or say order upon thernotion. 4.3 funds, after sundry variations, closed at a rise of 3 Paris closing prices of this day : Three per Cent. other hand, the rally is checked , 7 2 ;Do. de. (71. 17247 per Ct. 4 it pai uPedulatild ode el et Itast.Cee.lata.,3 pe.,1401 I 14 0. 1 9• 1999 or and all t h e l arge a" eel" 4.; lherema99 toad -per cent. on the last rates of yesterday. The rail- ltentes , 76.65; Four-and-a-Half per Cont. 101 . 60; lers, Who consider the influences chiefly in operation 6SI Ditto du. No .S 1 It yet to S. in.tored the mme parties, under the advice of 0 ..... 11 " .. if t te t ra uvula, are als.. to to &trate' out of way market was also characterised by more firmness, Bank shares, 2,800. ,es,„ sweireue lIA o on the market to remain unchanged. The market r.., 1 g ,Dd• News per Oral. ' 4 ° l6 14 14 1 Ualen.lleetpau.6p.Ct 106 104 00111 99911 " """ b "Yiz a hl e t u i nli t twu Itall"/°394.97' and and, closed at the best point of the day. The rally Vienna, Thursday-Austrian Five per Cent. Me- closed at its best point, at a general, and in many e 1 s I ansraret. Perth ,sal er• lo be 1111011101 merely for the advantage of the Lond.n poet,r l e Western Company to your prep:lee. I would probably have been more considerable but for tallies, 93; Exchange on London, 10.47 ; Bank eases, decided recovery from yesterday's rates, and 1 Donese, Ili per Gent 1 - with more firmness than has been apparent for some s t :, e ,"! ° "' i ce s . apr cwt Ge r i P r s . °rß e e i t lie 111 3. Whether ur 014. under the damn,: of a desire to expose those the unfavourable weather, the advance in the corn shares, 1 , 325 . ' who h .. e re.ided the 1 ORIIOII and Nut to Western Company, you will market, and the threatening appearance of The account of the position of the Bank of Eng- days past. to Net r oder the IMO offer a a gelrauteed dividend by the Great I descallo ails pet. pc 101 110 :110 Western Itaiway Colman) ot 31 per tract., rich bar POrPtlie 01001 s the Eastern question-influences which still land for the week ending Saturday, the 10th Sept., to , 74 De. 44 want scrip thi l 4 1 pea t 1 Meru". and t"" .. e th a t ( " 4 " , bY 444 "I", and " 7 " . " b ' continue to excite araiety, and to eCcourage is as follows THIS DAY.-Two o'CLocit. se +4.os.6llWatn(l)Zip 5 54 winch they will not a•ant from ea ob/iga.ean to rested such titbte or 541 I 5 10WesLikettliaatsea Sec 01 74 BANK OF ENCILAND.ACCOUNT [Or me weak aiding Sept. 10. tam The railway market to-day is again decidedly bet- Si. too, Doescredessa.46 p.at. l 88 lel s l a ms cm i oar Crimpaay. speculative sales. Intelligence was also received this ter. London and North-Western m marked ald issSs sII'ABTIIIIII%. 116 1, 130 , lasusk Dineltradienalit ireayinu tpar , no el. Iffl i di. lo i l pm id D yeu deprecate 31 further name and litig ition ma we do, sad afiernoon of a decline on the Paris Bourse. It age e w , was , 1.29.8.23,770 • ilorenammt DM.. ... K 11.015.102 bare to w. At hartnoaktusly • ith yoLr mound alliee, the Area 'bury as 104 ; Midland at 61; Lancashire and Yorkshire at. IN DIMS pereantikeek... 146 :49 im Chester sad Great w ows ceesper ,... do tot isli to „ twat the pears from the letters received from Paris, and dated Other zionalties 0014 Oats sad Bullion 1 2• 1,11111. " 770 147 Ineettal at abrecoburr . in Pew"; or it tar " thtfOro , trot" , to nee I 3 esterday evening, that intelligence of the rise in the maw Dallas -at 683; York and North Midland at 49, &c. The IL 199 d" 911 / 1 " 1 " 9 "" -- z a =awl pat 3 directed to the secretary ur the Shrewsbury awl .1,1- of K England rate of discount was not published ------se. tee BilePrdereatislSpaCt. - - -- highest prices are not maintained at the present le s wertosathiess 14 If pm ham Comp any at Wolverhamoton, in favour of Messrs. Dina- '"419.916.770 A 19.1103.770 meek, baker, set Cutverwell. who srt.t support the sgreeireat inv t here during commercial hours. Whether this omis- _ , __., ... nansokinaraltenser. , moment at the market nevertheless supporta its 114 .5 Icadenderry adiar. ish oi It improvement of character. Present quotations are : 5411anisiuseb - -ad IS mmigamatios with the (Cr a %Vattern, an.l . oppusc wither I gal pro- lion arose from some disorganisation of the telegraph mia r' ‘‘P . mr .. .••'t.T.: 7 7, urz a. .... 4 ., ~,,,,,, IP /1 12.841a5e. tea.Nol 61 r 4 nesdings, sad who are pledged to propose cs new and independent dlreetors at the mettiag or, the 2lst ins:..nt. wires, or from the intelligence being temporarily IluaiheN27 • r;l • l6ll • 4leilia: Sedum, day. Aruieltyl 513,767.018 London and North-Western, 1033 to 3; Lancashire to l is Do i llew AN ... .. II te By enter of the Committee, rappreswd by the French government for reasons of oeneme tit )1= "UW"leSirtli. •- - 14 ' 961 ' 614 and Yorkshire, 68 to 3 ; Midland, 605 to t ; Great I I I . 119 ' SS ~-7.• rg' P r t 9 " 4 notes 7,664.40.1 "P ' "lt6E viti " Lea T r ' s e t ri t igi' its own, we cannot say. As, however, the telegraph Discs tl Div. Amax) 5,251.01 n all &Wye.% Certa..e, 4 • 4 p ..t. -- pm (to:ease Slyer coia 334.tes Western, 82 to 3 ; D o v er . , 183 to 19 ; Great North- at. Iwo Couswicomue..h.ti e .Ct 143 147 12, Buckiagbam•etri et, Strand, London, tiept. 16,1833. , Ole loodia is constantly subject to direct government control, demmthwandother NUL 1,41),7118 1 erns, 181 to 19; Cidedonans, 283 to 29. IN $ Ditto morass ....... 1 Ms par it INO Node° Ratenidoo.. .. - - xd SDIiEWS 13 U It Y and BIRMI N G H A M and as announcements from this side of a similar - asarnies Prom& shares stead at the dosing quotations of re t too ; is.. 36 peter , Pref. lei - -ad MINIS RAILWAY. nature have been known ere now to meet with equal 118111.15hcr IR HA M. MARSHALL. MklOeshier. yesterday afternoon. Northerns are quoted 34 3 to St. 1041 1 Do.WaveneyValley 2 pie - Ohartholders who have omitted to trAnsmit their Prosiest' moped - I! the Miasmal the specw Meeting, holden at the Load= Tavern delay in their transmission, many parties are inclined This return, when compared with the previous 1; Strasbourg*, 361 to 3 ; and Paris and Lyons, 16' 1° ' 6 I D o' D e t49t aral ••• - - - la a W. 100Noeth ffritha ... ... ... 1011 110 sd aa Tuesday, the i4lb OWL , or were Mend from that Meeting. are t o adopt the latter inference. week's balance sheet, shows the following results: to 3 prem. se all iNorth Sta ff ordshire Meshy talorced that they can nevrrthelem record their votes in Consols at the opening were called 955 to 1 for Circulation WM. meow of the amended offer made by the Crest Western Railway Circulation active wooer, !IL 6 patient - - 108/ ad c aet , A y, SU., to pi; 31 per cent. guaranteed dividead, with half of account, and after cash sales at 95, subsequently 22,197,680 Decrease 268,266 Clootil PTO" , 90 1 19 eNda7 15 all 1 Dit.o ditto ditto par Ipmw 4 16 114 w d Public deposits 6,261.010 Increase 649,412 ea. Pd. Roxisms. Yesterday. to 3 p.m. t h.,orpic t eethe ot MC sad line from t•te tvt of 140•444.1851. advanced to 9 - ~ 04 " buyers ;" but in the afternoon The mercer; will be in attendance et the London Tavern, P.S. i Other dopes' its - IS II Shrews.ta Chester(Nat.W. atestrer, Loudon between the bones of ten and four daily, there was a alight reaction, the closing price being Oevernment secur iti es i n St. ISO &anises .. ... ft 31 Mtn, 8 percent... . , 16j 176 aunt NIOIVI3V, the . J ib instant, IA the purposed reeffeist votes, 955 for money, and 952 to 3 for the 13th October. banking department ..., 12,767,018 Decrease 6,168 " ' . O -twwwi.., l' . ettt-‘ 6 _11 1 ;" 19 10 Do. 5 per peat ... • ...1 11 ca s eer which day the poll will be decLired.-11 y order of the Mare-. and nest 11 cacaos ... 4 46 ad 23 35 GOWN :Is.. .. .. . ! 134 14) holders' itidepen-t at Committee, The purchases and sales seemed to be pretty fairly Otherweuritiesin bankii 131 ail flira.Wolv. Aare Valley Of Of 14,957,874 Inertias 411,680 at 2. meant, Lan.,*Cbes.Jua. 12 10 dis 10 If Ditto Plea 44' per Cent par 4pm GEORGE woincort , secretary. equalised, but it would appear that temporary sup- Colin Irtment 41 all South Imam adeadusg, Cm !oat c.room. London Tavern, bi.hopagateetavet. and bullion in both 34 all Do.Che.i.alialLSlllithi&C. 16 IS die Am lof 21.0.4...... ..... 1 23 234 ad 25 ad Sept 15,133! , port has been rendered by the purchases, in realists- departments - tip° of profits, by late speculative sellers. The Seven day and ether bills 1,420,788 Decrease 26,271 51. 19 " Bridal." MS" •• *: - 33 e l zd 10 all ISULTurnitureiperetOdir: 19 10 14 SIIREW S B U R Y and BIRMINGHAM o ffi cial business list includes :-Three percent. Con- The Rest 3,641.708 'Demo , 7 . 135 3. all Chester awl ildyltSid :. 16 IS 361 8 17f I II IWaterfor laKilkennyBp.ct 6 I die 26, St. WO reek, Newesetle,l2 haw. ; RAILWAY. MAO, for money, 953, 95, 6 ,3, I; ditto for account, The Reserve 8,003,672 Decre a se 30,451 es an (hark and &taloa .. ... IS 19 OtPlorth o! Raft.poreh. 98 101 12, Puckiaitharo- Greet, Adelphi, Landon, Sept IS, 1.153. _ _ __ „ , . .. rah Committee of latkdent ithareledders do h e r e by ne edy t u t 13th October , .0 24. 1. I. f., 1. Three-and-s-Quarter The most important changes in this return, in- so is Melia and Belfastsssac.. • . 1 3pm 481 f 17 6 Ditto Ditto ... ..., s 54 s n4AI t.• Law this day 'been forwarded to the Proprietor. with a per Cents. (shut), 973. India Stock, 233, 260. eluding more particularly . the decrease in the bullion 83 I. Duadec, Perth, am: Aar. deea lunettes ... ... 5 5 15 10 YorkaN.ILAJi. S.Purch Idi4 cm view U/ob:1111 their civet in favour of the inidermeationeti gent.- Annuities of 30 years, 1860, 5 11-16. and the increase tn the private securities, are in con- w ei s a w Anglia oho lid: undertake to rapport as agreement with the Urrat mw , oho RelwayC,inpany to secure 31 per cent. and halfsurphis A feature of the day was a considerable fall in filtration of those exhibited in previous balance Is all Ditto (EIS R and H.). 3 4 MINES. sod to pre six new sad in dependent shareholders to 1111 Exchequer Bills, which closed Bs. to 3s. dis. There sheets of the institution, and point naturally to the se all awns ceannes_ - St. 100 +astern °sem, Nue A 3O 44 ..--.-.....- C i a l lantiaa will be wesied at tat treeing lialf.yearly meet. does not seem to have been any large amount of sell- result arrived at on Thursday last, viz., a further ss se era Bac sad ... __ ces. sourly -IL L ti eeca ek, Esq., of DunstanAlU, Wolverhampton; James ing, but, on 3,0001. wo th of bills being offered by a rise in the rate of discount. To arrive more clearly, 9 c 4 t : 1 1 00 119 E . 9 °C u alr ua l i a , a a h t i 13 ,.. 41t . t Y . a l ler es FRIDAY Returnee. The home mining market has been rather more cenaweit. text. Ot r ll O 3 °. Wiee- 4 reat. 1 "W ;A. IL Baer ' leading b k the Id I beplacedat Bs. dis. It ro er, y cou en y Rai ,of Longford-boom. Cheltenhamactive to day. Alfred Consols shares continue in New met • ire IBM be wed a the matt op to be hoiden as follows : would appear that the few dealers in these securities which the Directors' late decision was prompted, we ~.10 m u udin e.dinb b. ergit ,s. and nnb Par o lass wid 2 - 4 24 - brisk demand. The sales reported to us ate: West Ilspt.3l, 1163-At the Lion Hotel, threwsbuzy, at 12 o'clock pre- are well supplied with them, or, in Stock Exchange must wait for the next return of the Bank, which 7,'. ico ousse : a voioa k ew „, - - thatl•probability, exhibit changes similar in et. too oriel Northern - 43 15 734 566 Caradon, 230; South Caradon, 230 ; West Provi tracsa,ls3s-et the Leaks Tavern, Bisbocgate.street, stone p h rase, are "b u ll s . " bulls." With money in active emp l oy- will, in all tendency, but aggravated in character. It may be Lt. 1 1 : ,D- ,A: K B = ::: Vl rw h e= moo osiomay solicited to tr....101.4m.y. with- meat at ue 4 r ) per cent., it is scarcely probable that Bills, which yield an interest of 13 per noticed that the item of public deposits, at this ad- st. wo ocsosticandWeet.(ln.; 103 111 123 223 ; Par Consols, 14 ; Bedford United, 63; West est allay to the littllSM of Ns Comp my at Wo/verharamoo.-By E xc h equer Gunton u • nowyrp. see . cent. per annum on l y, can meet w i t h any especia l vanced period of the quarter, does not present a Bl or t G ui lt fte Wcalarn ai Eastern *** : " St le 51 4 a Stray Park, 75 ; Porkellis United, 95; Wheal Zion, ow. et me seemratie.23, t ; Lewis, - 25,.3, ; Wheal Edward, 275., 295. emenecessietunintewt at ww 1 " 910 . Tawerb. 819 " 9 ""' demand. Sales are recorded of India Bonds as low flourishiug appearance, but this may be owing in so an tenor ter and Cartels ilmit. when blank psalm End seer. information may be obtained. The gold mining share market was firmer, as 2s. dis., but the closing price was par to ss. p rem . part to exceptional causes. 161 11l Do. Third' ... . 17 1: 4 17 ad I& 100 Lanechire and .. Terlaid. 68 Rd 074 4 sixd and Nouveau Monde were in especial demand. Yule: S HREWSBURY and BIRMINGHAM Foreign stocks were rather more freely dealt in, LONDON COURSE OF EXCHANGE.-EIPT. 16. les is Do. Fifths ... ... 61 116 le ad' 94 fid River were flat. At 4 o'clock Colonial gold were *AILWAT. at slightly improved prices, but this department time. Mom m negotiated thls day 14 114 Do. Wed Rialal Wks 44 s 4IS 11, Reekinglawootrest. Adiapbl, Load" Sep. 111, 11133. se ommus „ . 3 baismeme amnadgm bms 6 .., „ um ... generally presented little feature of interest. Peru- ametnsmit per A Short 112. 161ety... , 112. 1614.. , 111 114 Londosend Brrall es - 8 1 71 prem.; British Australian, 7-16 to 5-16 dis.; Non ihrobibloge dieliews at as ones women caret elan was firmer, but Rusaian stocks remain de- Pitts - 57l 65 100 veau Monde, 2to 3 prem.; Ague Fria, Ito a prem. 9414 PI 04 44 / 4 t. "Wm' Prodw• 0164 "id wiw pressed. At 4 o'clock Mexican Bonds were quoted 19099709 0 9 0 - 100 101111101 dirk to Gael ami Mesa, sio. revoke ths,.. - 0 a 25fr. roc. ... 25fr. 25e. S. 100 Landon Si Illerth-Weeter, 101 WI 153 16 431 St. John del Rey shares were firmer, and those of sem a w et i e t h e mi m i ng Saw go wee sorry v2to 1 ; Spa n ish Deferred , 2 23 to i ; the win- neesah , w teetn . mittee's Certificates 53 to 3 per cent. Peruvian 1"011114 and Altaaa :, ~ Nmos. %sal: 13nien 7iet 10 I l i 00 • 91 '"• 7 ;i: 991 i 9 4. .9" 6 344 yesterday's depression. West Indian descriptions 7 °T u ll susg. l4 4,. , m ," l "" 7 • o ,,,,,,, wsw . m. "`"" r i wim m our e " 111111461.1 . Four-and-a-Half per CRnts 75 to 77 ex. div. e ti t Pancake( ...... pc rant. „ 151 peace ... 38 pence Para per >Y Short 25fr. Oct ... 23fr. Ofe. 114 24 Do. Eighths, .. ... - - 84. 142 London a douth-Western 71 75 78 ee were better, Metcalfes rallying to 13 to 23 prem. Sia,-I big M Odd meow wet ens ma weeds OSY Annexed is the list of the day's sales : Belgian rase _ ... „ snoutheath. 30e. ... 23k. 2Se. 60 424 Ds.. £5O ... - ... 12 II dl 314 Thenominal closing prices of new undertakings are 111 S m It 116 . w.• Om. 1 . 4 41 ... 9 " the Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 985 (exchange, 26f.) wwlelltw e e 251 • r• Xt. ••• lift. 990- 40 14 D... £4O _..... ._,.._ 1 1 1 a :Zog al arfl a r . . held on the 14th el Daperaber, or any Prunkfort-on.tho-ILeine per 810 " 11961. kr. ... 11911. kr Se ell Loodonderry a orders= II N as follows :-Mizen Head, ito 3 dia.; Lewis Hill ggsepsmwt thweet; be the emoting ie be MI on at ahem& Brazilian Old Five per Cents., 97 : ditto Four-and- V. (effective) pen t .. um . slum ... 118 . ea , 25 ell landonerryilianniskillin - - ad Range, 3to t per share ; Cologne Lead, Ito 1 die.; Ilsmy us the Med aeouswesa, h•IN90011010 01 011101111911 11w 01117 a-Half per Cents., 1852, 98. Danish Five per Trim. 0 yea Ity dr Grew Weems Seaway (beageny. pa ddler : - mac ... 311 penes at et Do.Man.l2LbseL Calm. - -Oh Clarendon (of Jamaica), Ito i prem.; Britannia I ma, dr, year diesel wswent. Cents., 105. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., t a r e „ SO ProOS ••• 30 1 PM" 10. WO Midland . - 13 514 19 4 99 9 95 91 Gold, Ito a per =•of towthobler - - 634 ; ditto, Four per Cent. Certificates, 97, i • ditto Obi! . ........... ......... " plea ... SO passe At. He Do. tarsi: sai . Diay $1 $1 New South Wales share; oal, 3 to i die.; Liguanea (of -•• ...... -.. .71 ... --------------- for account, 30th Sept., 971. Equador Bond ' s, 4% itweekw" v "„ eel pates ... 491 pesos NI 470441.0. A e4.11re1... ... --- ...seem • Malaga a „ 50 pear ... 45 moos 1$ 174! DUD BASICA.... ... - - Jamaica), 3 dim. to par ; L'Aigle d'Or, 3to 4 die.; orosor wnotocrer. smarm Granada Deferred Bonds, 84, i. I. Mexican Three w o w. ... Se mess -49 pesos ft. 100 ilfromorbst ... ... . as is as London and Virginia Gold and Copper, 3 dis. to 4 rr Cents., 243, 3. Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per GibraltC a 511 mum ... 19 & mos 44 111 i De, latmedde .. par Ila WIVE OUINKAL-Mr. HALSE, the Medical Dents. 76, 761. Portuguese Four per 43, Li c ,,,ft wn . 234.834 a. .. 251 r. 276 a, lle rsi New/ 095 Um.. 24 5 r est prem.; Mount Carbon Coal, 3to a dis. ; K enmore, par to 3 prem.; Lake Superior Copper, 1 die, to E C"""sail 92 1 aA lk".""1""• 14 " d". ""I" bi a M I" . 42 1 'Russian Five per Cents., 114, -, ; ditto Cent . , our- Naples per Zoos „' 431 pones ... 43 pease 9: e. It t MllVerrompolatalia : 4 1 7 1 4 111 Ida FITZ UM sienna COLA are mow reedy.-nend two a - 40 3 • Connemara, I dia. to par ; Glenaulin, ato pew names Lo bla Pampalat an 31edieal °alembic. and-a-Half per Cents., 1003. Sardinian Five per u k . ale eissa rta• per (name „ 124 f penes ... 1246 pence :satel2s peace ... tuf penes 15 15 Do.llew_ ~." ... 7.., _... - - to ; Albion Gold, ito 1 per sh.; Australian Mutual, ' Cents., 94, 93, 3. Spanish Old Three per Cents., cra0 u ,....„..... wa m u ta nt d a p - p ees „au p enes 30 0 Nertbern omens vane 4 3 418 to 3 dia.; Australian Consols, 3to 3 dis.; Chartered ' OR AUSTRALIA and the COLONIES.-Light, 463, Committee'sto New Deferred Three per Cents., 223 ; nterie............... ... NI was. etwep, and durable kDOVINCL-CROCKKors PATENT cs e Certifs., 53 per cent. PRAM WOWING MT is perbetly hapervilsoe be win, maw. New York 60 demisted 484 mese ... Of masa _____ St 100 North Ilellleh ... 241 276 N Is te North Dmen j lsa. .I; ... s is Bse Do. = . loa l4 1 8 De. I Omenteed 7 7f Australian Land and Mining, tto ; per share; Mel bourne Gold, 3 to 3 per share; Golden Mountain, awl fam acid Ms bees teemed by a lawn Ng estwdoe argedinet to Money to-day was tight " out of doors." In Lam - THIS DAY.-Two o'Cuiew. se we North .. 11191199 •"; 99 ". " 179 " Mimi 54,111 . 1941 " 1 " 1 ale le I" " bard-street no business is dons under the Bank ad-Poltimore, 3 due. to 3 prem.; Lackamor Copper, with greet facility by imgrastised aserea. PU. S 051 FINNYIn the English stock market to-day purchasers " all North W le 10 North Month Weet.Jano. 1 ipm PTA SQUARE EOM'. hi !MIK HON.COSIDUCTING Felt vanced race of 43 per cent., and in several quarters have offered more freely, and prices have experienced st. Iw oatorre, WM, Is Wolves. 30 40 464 40 3to I ells. Adelaide Land and Gold, Ito 03 dig.; Ise ermine steMS 10 ( 1 n CIeg j a Pti" ra e 1t .. ..._1 1 Pr i5a1.,..„,„,0f ?wt. - . as much as 41 per cent. and upwards is demanded a further improvement of 1 per cent. Consols have SL , 04 ' 43..401 ' *Mal • - - Si 91 British and Colonial Smelting and Reduction, 1-16 ""a a . "'' """"`"` t " L h" ir ' """"''' " 6 '"'"""'°' for the discount of high-class paper. On the whole, seta 2, DOwLATE-ItILL, 81.1071, oho aloe egarly SHIP sc we Ilsotthil Nilbwil ... ranged between 953 and 954 for money, and 953 and g t , t oe s now a w a y „. anraetuao vet and INODORUC6 Pelt Mr *moms& art rains it would appear that the rates out of doers are ratherObernhof, 3to 2pm. ; Chancellorsville Freehold Gold, Ma homes to squalls' the weeperatars. above than below the Bank of England rate. This 95 3 for the 13th October, and are now quoted 964, Ik. WO De. L.llik.M.Darir.adi 153 75 and 953 tol e _, respectively. India Stock marks 260; ,n, ,5 ea ... hue " 4 i sot r dmd 11 11 4111 par to 3 prem.; Cumberland Hematite Iron Ore, par rrr S OUND and WHITE TEETH are not only indite' is a somewhat striking fact, and affords sufficient Exchequer Bills, 2s. to 6s. dig. - ' - otee.er:stia.) - IS Is to 4 prem.; Great Crinnis, idis to 3 prem.; Port pj "„ tiy re ,,,,, sus to a 4 4 4 .4 464404 1 44 bu l k is ., has d ig evidence, if such were needed, of the propriety of the Foreign stocks are firmer, except Russian, which 1 41 g it. TX" - - are Peculiarly &Percolated NINO* 19 9 9 °Os NO OII II litel l ,""d°"" late Bank measure. The Lombard-street houses wtry ... .. i remains heavy. Mexican has improved to 243 to hi 03.1th ee p e ld r e Halm ... e the pews= at health eel Imeenty. Mama me 0111,10•1 have issued notice that they will allow 35 per cent. 253. Peruvian Four-and-a-Half rr Cents. mark 77 33 Itllkitlik IWWW ... ... -17 a brian Mining and Quarrying, par to 3 prem.; =sidle tee wraeskiEntrustree WONT° • t i nt :4 31 gm& owelatiell Is oradhelleg 0 balm sal sow for money on call, and 31 per cent. if for short to 78 ; Russian Fives, 113; Sardinian, 93; Spanish `,: o ' . l' iv emu , web , :: he 35 Knockatrellane Copper, 4to 3 dia.; East Indian melniess.antlalesslolee __Pswtaw Ammo "wildwww"d 666 "w• periods, at which increased rates it is understoodlron, Is. to 2s. per ti.e; Rhenish Charcoal, Iron, mead =Egs lbw. thee ms is sea rad, Old Threes, 465; ditto Deferred, 22 ; ; Dutch Fours, so 13 South Yeebet"De. 126 ISt Wei; teadt Ow* le Weir webtang lbon lasiewnede We. t h ey have had large sums placed at their disposal. 973 to 3 ; Buenos Ayrean, 65. 13 au fite== 3 . 3 U SO and Steel, par to 1 prem.; Port Royal (of Jamaica), I"ollmPrddemddsmaddl pads 1 0 1 11 1 74 144 IL 411 . 9 44 The quotations of foreign exchange this afternoon 26 20 24 3 kto i prem._,_. Jamaica Copper, 14 to 2 prem.; - ---- ---- - - - V 17 Vele of NOWA ... .... bzz. , A. ezzlizz ' - haelad mi ll. " 11 / 1 ' hem 2 . 2 . a r w s ,.. ar a.." N r.'" ft ddihd peeehaea lall ' lmd were again rather firmer than those of last post. On 10 all Malsrftednaliffemeay 8 84 76 Garnett and Moseley, 13 to 2 prem.; South Devon Mop. Sold by thew ad by dowlets sod portaasra. Amsterdam bills remained over at the close at 11.18 DARING BURGLARY AT WHITCHURCH, NEAR 30 all Waleskii uses MUNK SO 32 Consols, $, to 3 dia.; Perran Wheal Alfred, par to i to 3 for three months. Paper on Hamburg ruled at on the little village of Whitehurch, near Bristol, 10 14 Wes Oteavell_. ~..._._... .. pi le ad the Wells-road, wu, early on Friday morning, the scene .. 111 9 _, 19 " 19191 . 1 "....,.."'''''Y''' . prem. BUSH ROADS IN AUSTRALIA. 13.7, and there were bills unsold at 13.61. On Paris of a daring and extensive burglary, which, there is every ''': ,',7'.. Ead l= p. -.. THIS DAY.-Two o'CLocx. - 0 - the rate was unaltered, although three months' paper reason for believing, was the work of an experienced gang a, h i I Tenoteneee n e an leam a SI og ay The gold mining shares are well supported to-day, The travelling correspondent of the Argus gives was more offered than short drafts. Frankfort was of London . erackemen travelling the country. The robbery 15 1 20 Do. ea secessions .. 91 2 Ala tic 1 lb. following amusing description of bush roads in Au- done as high as 1193. The quotation on St. Peters- widow of at the house of a lady named &Igen, the 25 114 r De.o.ll.ll.rar .. st OP with a quiet business, and no change of importance of Mr. Jonas Bdgell, a respectable farmer of the 54. IMMO , 991 Ittitlk 11141554 44 47 0 9 in prices. Ague Fria are quoted 4 to a prem.; suites :-Let me, then, first state what a road is. It may burg was rather flatter at 38 to 3d. county, who, with her servant, occupied a house in the -. 0 .--.-. Nouveau Monde and Colonial Gold, 3to k prem.; be aply compared to a geometrical line; it has length with- . Thera was some excitement to-day in the corn village. Mrs. Edson and her attendant retired to rest on sat breadth or thickness. Ido not say • a straight line, for WWII LAMM AT FIX= RENTAL& and Great Nugget , par to k prem. it is by no means the nearest way between two points. market, craned by the reports from the leading pro- Thursday night at the usual hour, having previously locked Australian Agricultural 'shares have advanced to up and secured the premises. At an early hoer Friday 111 . 1 00 essloololllol o ol l 9 PEW A road is the most vile of sublunary deceptions. A will-o- vincial markets, the return of wet weather, the morning the servant was alarmed at hearing a noise of •a 50 99 t,„ et y..,, , , 1dw1gnA1L, ,,,, , ,,, Werewal 100 tee I los 32 to 33, and Peel River to k dia. to 3 prem. Soot the-wisp is something ; a ship's track through the waves revival of speculation in France and Belgium, and pane of glue being broken in her window, immediately Owed 10.1delsths_ .). . 64 gag tish Australian Investment are quo' ed 1 5-16 to has a transient existence ; but an Australian road is an the MOM warlike aspect of affairs in the East. Wheat upon which a inane arm was thrust in and the sash thrown R. 104 tratl/awderl4aorlp.Ct. 1 7-16 prem.; and North British Australasian, par abominable nonextity. When you nee told you cannot on the stand ruled 3s. to 45., and flour ls. to 23. up. A man then jumped ham a ladder against the window (bawd to Gt. Nerlbenr) 143 10 1461 5 possibly miss your road, be assured of the truth of it ; for dearer to 4 prem. St. John del Rey mark 331. than on .im pro ved , , Monday Oats ls. and beans into the room, and was immediately followed by two nee 15 11 kosseler Si Duo Awed there will be no road to miss • look forward confidently to cargoes severa l pantons. AU of theta had their faces covered with black „, Densedto kentWortern 31 IS Clod g Malmo an agreeable night "by moonlight alone," about which I and peas were also dearer. In floating Deck 31 Raw. crape, SO as wholly to conceal their features, and on. of. Shares Kress. Paid. • 11010 done mould "tell you a tale," but that I don't like to be sales were reported at a rise of 3s. to 6s. since Mon- Yesterday. to-day. them carried • dark lantern. Upon entering the room one ...-. all Radisaa.l l to Yk.N. Sit Be.) -.- 01 SO 11 LlforkaiN Sid 103 IN talkie; about myself. What do think of the fel- day. Marianople wheat afloat realised 495. to 60s. Gd., of them ran to the bed, seized the girl by her throat, and, n U Da. 1 therm (Cut.- 14 N - - - - - lowing fur a direction ? Squatter, standing at hie but Nemo I Lena Frlis including freight and insurance ; and Taganrog using many oaths, threatened to murder her if she at. 111 lit De. 1 skarn (ditto) 17 is door, with one arm stretched out before him, loctisibar.Bo,ooo 1 tangles Autralianf3ol all 4de "Take that rise on the other side of the creek, and it will k 59s 1 h h similar qualities were sold on tempted to raise the least alarm or made any effort to Hi 121 14179 N owl 07000v 1 e 1 (based la Death lateen 144 14f 100,01. to. stegloCaliforntazi bring you on to an open plain ; go straight on for about • a Monday at 545. In Indian corn no large amount of get out of bed. One of them was then left t o 111 20 Ottc Traheenea (ditto) 16 21' 10,000 10 tituetralaslas keep • watch over her while his companions a. tee La „ tatometemeah 40,000 $ Do. Coal Yining 1 4i . mile, and you'll see a belt of timber en your right ; make a business was done, owing to the high demands of im- 20,403 10 +Australian went to the bedroom of Mn. Edgell. A similar (raram Neraik) - -xd Cut through it till you come to •a swamp ;go on beyond porters, who prefer landing their cargoes to selling attack was made an that lady, and she was gr. u 0 DI M. ow • Cent - -60,00 e 1 Australia. Cordillera ... all 44 me that for three miles, keeping the sun on your rightloo,ooo 1 Australian Freehold ... all i 4 Ns at presen t rates. summoned, on pain of instant death, to state where she 64 all 80,000 1 Ave Marta all 4 ilia shoulder, and you'll see • large mob of wild cattle ; leave 41.1210.1 21 31 ad 3 0 them on your left, and keep on, heading the gullies, till Hamburg letters of Tuesday last report that the kept her money, plate, and other valuables. Seeing from „, .„ 100,0ei, 1 Battik Australian Cole all II die 20,500 IS +Briffehlros 13.3 5 you come to a camping ground ; there will be a flock of rate of interest rose on Saturday and stood on Tees- the determine d character of the villains that evasion would " •" =ln', s a tA ll lidau be useless, Mrs. Edgell implored them to spare her life, and 101 , all .17.7.1 7 4. 0 „, d ma) t , I W - gu 10,000 U Illeas.lmp.(les.st3f.p.r. 246 5 2 sheep somewhere in the neighbourhood, and the shepherd day morning at 5 per cent.; but on that afternoon's told where her property was deposited. They then covered Sigo w art w oo kn o m in a p o c, 4,000 30 Dia Ooteasand Ciliate all 16 1 Will put you on the right track. You can't miss it." 11,000 ito Do. St. Jots Del Rey 111 324 II 33 f 'Change, when the shipments of silver to St. Peters- , her head with a blanket, and one of them remained it, her Oared Oa Mr LOnettla - - Thank you, so much for roads. Not that a creekSl U 110,C0c 1 Corson's Creek 4 i I &I. is di ff erent ; not but that some creeks are roads, burg and Stockholm had been provided for, it while the other proceeded to ransack the house. The rob- 10 all 130. 5 preset M I 12,040 40 Coke Copper ,..... all 414 444 434 4 110,000 6 ablocial Gold I 11 4pm 14 and some roads are creeks-nay. I have ridden dropped to 4 to 44 per cent. Lugo sums in gold 11sW.Waacana.ATerb - - hers so eded in getting some 701. or 801. in money, be 99 91 PI•OI99SW/Wil Ale. _,., ... Coptapo IS iO4 Ili along a plain level road that was a river. But, were to be sent by the next day's steamer to St. wiles • number of articles of silver plate. Among the latter 2i 13 ma 4 aims few . _ 130,e00 St. +Copper Miners of Eng. all 53 Si was • silver tankard, marked "J. M. E. " several silver 'B t . 100 ag dm.10,0.6. generally 'peaking, a creek is different from • road. Petersburg, where the exchanges were lower and , mar k e d eJ. te, 8,.. an d tt J. H. ir.," severed other es arra Iterthma .... 144 145 147 s,oon 25 "Do. Prot. 74 premix all 071 pm A creek is an indentation in the ground, into which, if 70,0110 3 +llng&AustralianOoppr all 11 24 money less scarce. With the more easy position of spoons, sugar tongs, tte. After possessing themselves of St. lit, Do. obezesthateek 144 145 .1 Great Nugpt Vela all f dis 4 per it should happen to rain heavily, water would probably MD the 1" . "° • I Do. Repaired - - and remain there till it dried up. And in this consists the money market at Hamburg there was more de- this booty, they threatened violence if any attempt was IS 3 4 1 011th to 1 1 0 8199 1 1111 1 1 . miaow ol7ool d 14 if , i, id 10,001 30 +General difference between a creek and a gully; the gully being mend for bills on London at 13.15 to 12. Wheat was made to lollowlhem. Intelligence of the robbery has been se sot Weir Pallegr k 2 4 .gus. 11,0 W Grand Duchy of Bads all fWs pc more or less on a slope, the water would not remain in it, without businese, but held firmly. Funds &adducts given to the police, who are prosecuting a rigid inquiry. °wed le Dar. - •••• DEATH Or MR. GEORGE BRADBHAW.-This gen. 35 15 Ditto Ditle Ditto . . SO 31 MOM Oust Polpoth all 24 1 dot bat ft )w down somewhere else. It is easy to understand, were firm.oo,6or Lake Bathurst all 1 4 ells demise whom death from an attack of cholera at Chris. M. 100 Wins Si 4 leaterset awn 9, NI Liberty then, what • creek or a gully is (and a river is just the Land and miscellaneous shares generally were y s to Gnat Wasters) OM ° 9,401 , 41.1asras mate, except that you will seldom follow the coarse of a tiaras 'wee announced in yesterda ' Ezpress, was • • better to-day. Australian Agricultural elmed 30 to member of the Society of Friends, sod was well known -z,--. 50,000 LontlonkCaUforn. Geld river for a mile or so, without meeting with a water-hole); Guru CrushingCo all 4 4 bat the difficulty is to know what is not a creek, or a gully, 32, and Peel River 3 to 3- dis., both these stocks for his benevolence. He bad an extensive printing.office /011.1110 N RAILWAYS. 100,140 Matiquita recen y open a branch o es at or a river. You may be told that, after pawing two creeks, being well bought. South Australian Land were last at Manchester,. and W aif tl ed ffi and 10 3 wow lag wow= 3 14 ing 10,000 1 Mazitenldlhainarlaus 9 se 1 re Newton-le-Willows, h way betweenManchester .„ _ &cow New °nada all Otis par will come to a certain hut, and yet, in our own humble quoted 30 to 32. Crystal Palace shares left ou loom° Nome= Monde sad innocent opinion, you may have crossed a dozen creeks, 1 3-16 to 1 5-16 prem. Bank shares show no re- C Lirer p r r i l t l v r e ng l a t i n i , g for his purpose the once-celebrated ''. b. ~„_,...1 19111191„ ____1 9 91191 . 11190 •,_,_•• I. I, ! 161 50,050 1 Nova Scotia Mining and ad not have reached it. lam not yet deep enough in the erected there behind the Legh Arms 2 7, t ; '""ilw' .7r arosum .."'" I l e 14 OopperUmeiting 8 -- Cs covert.; in fact some descriptions, including the Hotel. The Conservative Hall was erected about 1835, in so 10 mo s m g s guscoa ... t 2 re mysteries to say when a creek (crick or oink , I thank, must 140,000 Port nil* I 4 II die be the correct orthography) is not a creek, and a gully ( or Bank of Asia, and the English, Scottish, and Au the first phrenzy of the reaction led by the Carlton Club so II 000 1111400... ... .. 21 1 4 Me 60,500 Quarts Rost all 1 1 die gull.ye) is not a gully . Australian mad New Zcaland tralian, were still more di ffi cult of sale, owing to the after the aseag of the Reform Bill, and the utterance of la to Caw ladles_ ... ... .. a 1 41 pa 10,00 t 8 +llli Loa - - Gazette, apprehension of further calls. East and West India remark P by l the late Sir Robert Peel, that the battle of t? , r 1 „____ oo . ailatlist„__,__,_ II e row 311 Cuba II 31 4 the 50,001, 1 Smith Australian all 4 dot par Dock stock marks 140; and Berlin Waterworks the constitution was to be fought in the registration courts. 1 ; 1 ; i'7''' j = rniare '•••• 4 34 ;0 1 , They succeeded in wresting South Lancashire temporarily „. l e Gram lilt j mud . 6,000 10 Tlm Croft THE MURDER AT STOCKPORT.-Since the com- (21. 10s. paid), 10s. dia. from the whip ; but, having since lost ground, the hall re. obamoind Weft 6 4di 6 41,174 22.161 +United Mclean all 3 34 if Lail of Janus Moore, for the murder of his two step- The seventh and final call of 1/., making 101. unlined unused, and was for many years untenanted and 2 10 d. , 9wat . wa5.4 006341 of France... I 4: II 70,000 1 Waller 100,000 1 Wart Granada al 4 I die all Ws ithi'Airen at Stockport, the cana l has b een d ra i ne d near the called, falls due on the Ist of November, on the going to decay, but Mr. Bradshaw rescued it and turned it au it- 100,0ec I West Mariposa all die !pot where the bodies were found, and et the bottom war whole share capital of the Shrewsbury and Hereford useful ur as a printing-offioe, in to better and morn R poem .._ .._ 1 34 5 /ammo* J am°. I " tirleg° , o3l 4i I - ie l 100.600 1 Tabs Maur prase ~ to to-day 816 Pd. Lutix‘ra. Yesterday. to 3 p.m. St. PM bards= ... - - 23 38 30 ;i6 Arabi?". Notting. Aosta aza gast 3 nnelea - 4 41 ad 131 ail 111ra.Wrdv.a8grarralle7 54 04 31 2. Brae., Lan.,*Cbee. Jun. 12 10 ells 174 all D0.Cha.&1620.511114114. 16 15 dim 12 la Do. 40. do. 201 4 3 da U. lon Bridal and Sulu .. - - 9.1 Bt. lib) Ceadonlaa 55 66 344 8 5. all Muter sad ilayttUd l6 IS 174 10 411 Cork and Illsaan ... l9 19 50 43 Mailman& BellestJana 1 3 pm 4441 15 mi. Dundee, Yana, and Ater dam Ananias ... 15 al , Salt angliaa 111 all Ditto (SO E and R.) 3 4 TO all Latin Panda .. St. 100 lastarn Usem, Rua a a 44 U 51 (late LU. a.) . - R. 100 Do. slue II and C diet 25 11 St. 10e Est Ismailia* ... et 100 5.11 - ..Largh and Olasiow 10 a Edinburgh and Panda- - - Bt. 100 Edinburgh, Pfalb,Dandas se se 81. 1(0 Slugger St SoathWestern - - St. 100 Oust Northern ... gt. 100 Ds. A, Stook - St. IN Do. B, Stock ~ - l2l 124 123 St. 190 Gt.eostb.and West.ara lO3 111 81. 100 Gast Wawa .. 12 11 big Mouth Eastern . 50 all Laneestat and Carlisle 161 111 Do. nada l7 1: 4 ad SL 100 Lansubles andarhillet 115 rd 4111 8 6 1 id 196 16 Do. Plias - 64 a b ad 91 1 mil 14 111 Do. West Slatartalos 41 4 ad $6 all Leeds Northern - 114 111 Lcadosend Slukvall 10 7 Lon..lllbary.ll Southend 1 Ipm St. 100 Los., BrlibtanAll. Cow 931 93 1 611 61 MO Bt. 100 la Illerth.Wester, 101 10.1 103 26 434 la 26 I Do. Sitar _.- , . . par 1 pm 10 I Do. eh 4.31.a411.(C par 1 124 $4 l Do. Eighths.. .. - - 31 1 et. kb Ludas a douth•Weeturn 11 79 78 91 30 121 Da. S5O l2 11 dl. 311 40 84 Da. S4O ... .. 11 9 . 6 U all Loodomarry a Ordersias 11 IS U .31 loadocdreyikaaniaktlien - - ad St ISO aansb.,:herALlneolneh. 20 21 11 1 a 41 Do.34an.aLbsel. licloi. - - dle R. 100 Midland . 81. 100 Do. Mr . . ani . Dir . by 81 a 30 4111744L0. A e.t. ( 1m)... - -- 25 1711 Dais HaN alarm- - - St. 100 Illramarlaat ... ... si 111 i De. ltalasida 35 171 ai 4 5 Re $6 al: awry and Ms 26 5 94 . ii ll t l 'lmWerrespolatallm : 4 1 7 1 4 111 eirewiiti., 49 8 15 15 oke Do.llere: .. mia. ... ) . ....., -.. . v . 1 - 8 60 14 Sarthees Omar eau 4 BMs Si. 100 Platt MOM II 18 North ame j lie.l; 9 al! Do. = . rea a 1 8 6 Da. 1 Owealsed 7 71 111 la Nash 61 *1 as 12 114 71 836 all North Rulers 15 10 Math Meath WseLlano 1 pm St. IN Orton% Sanaa Wolves 39 40 411 40 IL 100 ..sAislt Ombra ... IL 100 Ileottak Mimi ... - 69 61 St. 100 Strum k Sava. . 85 145 65 4 SL Ise Do. L.sae.w.aei;r.liii; 63 re 10 9 aadliereasd 11 11 die 861 all Ihrowsbary aaa chasm la .11 Do. Salty -. ... 110 20 Do. Osman ... 20 1 61uriaddre Mks ... OS 2 4 lartigh Deus ... ... St. ISO 'Smith kailles ... ... 60 ID South Wales 10 15 BoadaseDio 14 156 U all fro r. skr i lt= B . lK 2$ 30 35 20 a 3 IP 11 tab al Suit ... -. 10 all Walselbid MS 11111111 a S 81 76 60 all Raised 01011.6•1191 L BO 32 10 14 West Owns. _ - 10 fla RUSlednie ssil Oman - - 10 all West Wain - - - 1 R.EadolLon.aCryetal P - - es. 100 York,lleverlballenak 63 44 85 33 120 Do. do. Estimator 9l 51 LS la 1 35 lar Do.o.lll.ll.Parehase - 111 44 6 . 81. 1001 York and Korth Mies. 48 47 48 9 DARING BURGLARY AT WHITCHURCH, NEAR BletritoL.—The little village of Whitehurch, near Bristol, on the Wells-road, wu, early on Friday morning, the scene of a daring and extensive burglary, which, there is every reason for believing, was the work of an experienced gang of London cracksmen travelling the country. The robbery was committed at the house of a lady named Edgell, the widow of Mr. Jonas Edgell, • respectable farmer of the county, who, with her servant, occupied a house in the village. Mrs. Edgell and her attendant retired to rest on Thursday night at the usual hour, having previously locked up end secured the premises. At an early hear Friday morning the servant was alarmed at hearing a noise of a pane of glass being broken in her window, immediately upon which a man's arm was thrust in and the sub thrown up. A man then jumped from a ladder against the window into the room, an d was immediately followed by two com panions. All of them had their faces covered with black crape, so as wholly to conceal their features, and one of them carried a dark lantern. Upon entering the room one of them ran to the bed, seised the girl by her throat, and, using many oaths, threatened to murder her if she at tempted to raise the least alarm or made any effort to get out of bed. One of them was then left to keep • watch over her while his companions went to the bedroom of Mn. Edgell. A similar attack was made on that lady, and she was summoned, on pain of instant death, to state where she kept her money, plate, and other valuables. Seeing from the determined character of the villains that evaaion would be useless, Mrs. Edgell implored them to spare her life, and told where her property was deposited. They then covered her head with a blanket, and one of them remained by her while the ether proceeded to ransack the house. The rob bers succeeded in getting some 701. or 801. in money, be aides a number of articles of silver plate. Among the latter was a silver tankard, marked "J. M. 8.," several silver spoons, marked "J. M. E." end " J. E. W.," several other spoons, sugar tongs, rte. After possessing themselves of this booty, they threatened violence if any attempt was made to follow them. Intelligence of the robbery has been given to the police, who are prosecuting a rigid inquiry. DEATH OF MR. GEORGE BRADBHAW.—This gen tleman, whose death from an attack of cholera at Chris tiania was announced in yesterday's Ezpress, was a member of the Society of Friends, sod was well known for his benevolence. He had an extensive printing-office at Manchester, and had recently opened • branch office at Newton-le-Willows, half way between Manchester and Liverpool, engaging for his purpose the once-celebrated Conservative Hall, erected there behind the Legh Arms Hotel. The Conservative Hall was erected about 1835, in the first phrensy of the reaction led by the Carlton Club after the passing of the Reform Bill, and the utterance of the remark by the late Sir Robert Peel, that the battle of the constitution was to be fought in the registration courts. They succeeded in wresting South Lancashire temporarily from the whip ; but, having sines lest ground, the hall re• mained unused, and was for many years untenanted and going to decay, but Mr. Bradshaw rescued it and turned it to a better and more useful purpose as a printing-office, in which are now employed a large number of hands. Mr. Bradshaw was 33 years of age. HIDE AND SKIN MARKET FOR BRISTQL.—A well attended and important meeting has been held at Bristol, with the view of establishing a hido am. skin market in that city. Mr. Richuds having been unanimously called to the chair, spoke at considerable length, contending that, owing to a combination among the tanners, the butchers could not obtain for their skins such prices as they would obtain should there be a competition market. In support of his ar gument he quoted the prices obtained on the 10th Septem ber at the markets in the north. If they were prepared to cautious under the power of the tanners, let them do so; but if not, let them establish a public market; and if they were afraid that their market could not be carried out, he was prepared to take all the hides for three months, and to pay them cash. Mr. James Carter then proposed a resolu tion for the establishment of a public market in Bristol for the sale of hides and skins, and that a committee be ap pointed to further its objects. Mr. Stephen Allsop seconded the resolution, which was carried unanimously. The meeting was ultimately adjourned till Tuesday. NEW POLLING PLACES IN COUNTIES.—Her Ma jesty is empowered by the 18 and 17 Viet., cap. 68, passed on the 16th ult., on petition of justices, to direct that poll ing places in counties shall cease to be such, and that other places be substituted. Land and miscellaneous shares generally were better to-day. Australian Agricultural closed 30 to 32, and Peel River . 1 to k die., both these stocks being well bought. South Austr alian Land were lest quoted 30 to 32. Crystal Palace shares left off 1 3.16 to 1 5-16 prem. Bank shares show no re covery; in fact some descriptions, including the Bank of Asia, and the English, Scottish, and Aus tralian, were still more difficult of sale, owing to the apprehension of further calls. East and West India Dock stock marks 140; and Berlin Waterworks (21. 10s. paid), 10s. dia. The seventh and final call of 11., making 101. called, falls due on the Ist of November, on the whole share capital of the Shrewsbury and Hereford Railway. A call of 31. also falls payable on the shares of the Zealand Railway, on the Ist of Octo ber, at which date three months interest, at the rate of 4 per cent. per annum, will be receivable. An extraordinary general meeting of Price's Pa. tent Candle Company is called for the 6th October, for the purpose of declaring a dividend. TUE MURDER AT STOCKPORT.—Since the com mittal of James Moore, for the murder of his two step ahlldren at Stockport, the canal bee been drained near the spot where the bodies were found, and et the bottom war discovered the umbrella which the prisoner took with him when he left hie wife's house with the children. One of his motives for so disposing of the umbrella appears to have been that his wife prized it tery:mueh as a relic of her flrat husband. Since his committal, be cipressed a desire to see his wife, but she said she did not waut to see the murderer of her children. When be was informed of her refusal, he affected great unconcern observing that he only wanted to see her about the dispo s al of his clothes, and other house hold matters. Mawr Twists) :aerignstads.ip.OLP Do. ataway) i 4es 6 If If 4 I IL I I 4 4 t Triaidirable by Do. Guarantied V ona sod Moulitorroaoss Aet;Xa %mu: a Liose(wili !for two of hum.- - JOINT STOCK RANI i 1 Na Clodua 1110. 000 6 b. Banta Pd. prices Bedlam done Yostarday today. 21.530 4e Mainlads . ..... ...... all se n 7 0 4 .... 40 Mt. Col. Banks Loan Co all 20. 30 13rt North Autarkic . all 40,000 25 Chartarad Bank of dila 5 5 1 618 60,000 20 Chart. Bank of India, Alio =and Chlas 2 4 dim par 10600 100 .. ... .... . 25 10 26.000100 Commariihfof London .. 21 26,000' al Hoc. Scot., it knot. Chart. 10 2 1 dl4 Si 25. 20 Lon. Chart. Book of Aust l6 par 1 pm 10,000 60 London and County lO 00,000 50 Loudon Joint Stook . 60.000 100 Loudon and Wastmlnaor 20 10. 100 Natkaal Pro?. of Nagland 35 10,600 20 Do. New lO 60 Malaya of !reload ... 221 33,613 25 Oriental Bank Corpotsda, all 44 40 20. 100 Provincial of Iralaad 1 4, 10 Do. New . ...... ........ all &Ma) 6 Royal Aamslian Banking and Ctold Imp. Co 1 1 die par 6,000 93 South Andean.' .... 21.000 16 Unarm of A 04151111 all 61 63 43 1000 . Do. New .. ...... 00,600 60 Union of Load.= ...... 12.1100 40 Unica of Madrid ...... s 4 li ----- TUE DUKE OF NORFOLK AND THE SHEFFIELD HAM rActuanous.—On Thursday week, his Orate the Duke of Norfolk entertained a party of the prineipalfilteffielii merchants and manufacturers, to dinner at Glossop Hall. The party included the Mayor and master cutler (W. A. Matthews, Esq , Alderman Dunn, Jno. Rodgers, Esq., of the firm of Roduen sad Son , Alderman Barker, Ed. Bury, Req., and Chas. Caramel!, of the firm of Cammell and Co., and W. Butcher, Ebq ,of the firm of W. and S. Butcher. - . The annexed summary of the produce markets during the week is extracted from the circular of Messrs. W. I. and H. Thompson, issued this evening : _ _ Do. 401. per et Naar ,foe B. Pe halms eha.) Norwegian Truk Para. Par mt Lyme .9 . rem sad (*Lesas Para, ad Brass . Nara , aid Strasbeent . P .rie.Oservallarraears Quells sal alsharad rams sad Barra Royal Dada Royal tare d lik -autos sa Mew Do. St par amok Prefer. loath Rains of Frame loathers 'IMAM est Thadate Do. a 6 pra Chat. Prefer. wasters or Pr aaco Wiler! et Baltoortearl. There has been less activity in the colonial market this week, and tke transactions have not been so extensive. The sales of sugar have gone cif rather heavily, and some de scriptions have been disposed of at rates in favour of the buyers. Only small sales of coffee have been held, at which there was not much competition, but prices are about main tained. During the last two days there has been an exten sive inquiry for rice ; considerable parcels have changed hands, and prices are now fully up to the late high quota tions. Saltpetre has sold more freely at steady rates. The tea market has been generally quiet at last week's curren cies ; common Congou has remained in fair demand. TIIR NEW COMPULAORT VACCINATION ACT.—Thio set, already noticed, wss pawed on the 20th August, and it is directed that within Ea weeks, polishes or unions, it seeded, are to be divided into districts, for the purposes of vaccination, and places appointed, giving increased facilities for the vaccinatioa of the poor. The six weeks will espies at the sad of*. prestige month. . _ Annexed are the latest reports from continental bourses, u received by Mr. Beater's express BJ i el 34 131 141 8_ __f lit 161 pa 46 44 .._ _ 16 1 iii 1 4 ou al IT is 1 iPi i die I fr i xim fr_tr i LS Ni i xi i w toep. BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH. IL, SATVILDAY, 10.30 A.Y. Wind S.S.W., moderate, and foggy. Arriced.—Ann Rose, from Miramichi; Regina, from Montreal; Linda, from Labrador; Catherine, from Newfoundland; Malonia, from Cronstadt ; Renedo, from Santander. Sailed.—America, steamer, for Halifax and Boston. Off.—De Witt Clinton, from New York. DEAL, SATURDAY, 9.45 Wind N., light, end cloudy.' Passed.—Amelia, from London, for Constanti nople ; Giacomone, from London, for Constan tinople; Regina, from London, for Madras; Agnes, from London, for Galatz ; Northfleet, from London, for New Zealand; Della, from London, for Oporto; Clipper, from London, for Newport; Angelina, from London, for Constantinople. Anchored—Jane, from Liverpool, for Dantzic. Sailed.—Ocean Gem, from Sunderland, for Aquinas; Victoria, for the river, in tow of steamer; Louise, for Antwerp ; Maria Somes, for Port Philip. A Naw CHURCIL—The old and curious church at Tarrant Keynston, near Blandford, Dorset, which afforded insufficient accommodation fur the inhabitants, has been taken down, with the exception of the tower, and in its stead a substantial and more commodious building has been erected, through the liberality of Sir J. J. Smith and others. The new building will shortly be ready for con secration. THE SOUTIIDOWN Fox HOUNDS.—On Tuesday a meeting was held at the White Hart, Lewes, of the gentle men who support these hounds, when a series of resolu tions were passed—amongst others, " that the finance com mittee pledge themselves to provide a fund amounting to 7001. towards the cost of keeping up the rack." The fol lowing gentlemen were appointed a committee for Brighton and neighbourhood ; and were deputed to collect subscrip tions :—George Ballard, Esq., Henry Bethune, Esq., T. Nash, Esq., 1. Bowen May, Esq., and Mr. Thomas Poole. We trust the exertions of the above-named gentlemen will be rewarded with success ; ter we learn that the master (Mt. Thomas) has agreed to bunt the Brighton country this season ; and there is no doubt that such an addition to our already attractive town will be of the greatest advan tage.—Brighton Guardian. REFORMS IN THE COURT OF CHANCERT.—Ara act of parliamentwas passed in the latest session for the fur ther relief of the suitors of the Court of Chancery. It seems that large sums are standing in the name of the Accountant General, and for a number of years no claim has been made to the dividends. It is, therefore, enacted that the dividends, by order of the Lord Chancellor, on in vestigation, where it shall appear that no claim had been made for 15 years, shall be transferred to the Suitors' Fee Fund Account. Similar investigations as to the accounts, are to be made every five years, and the fees of the court in consequence of the property may be altered, diminished or abolished. It will be de'ignated " The suitors' unclaimed dividend accounts." Station duties, on the receipt of small sums, from the office of the Accountant General, are by this act considerably reduced. There are other provisions in the act for the regulation of the officers of the court. THE HIGHEST BRIDGE IN BRlTAlN.—Vigorous preparations are being made for commencing the new line of railway from the Motherwell junction of the Caledonian Railway to Lesmahagow. The bridge over the Nathan will be the loftiest in Britain, considerably exceeding that of the high level bridge at Newcastle. The latter is 112 feet above high water mark, but the bridge ever the Nathan is to be 140 feet high. GREAT WESTERN AND NORTH STAFFORDSHIRE RAILWAY.—An alliance between these companies has been suggested similar to the alliance between the Great Western and Shrewsbury and Birmingham and Chester Railways, and to project a junction line either from Wednesbury or Bilaton through Cannock Chase to Colwich, fifteen miles, with a line of five miles to the Warrington and Altrincham and Manchester, so ar to give the Great Western Railway an entrance to the north.