The Express. — London, England, 1863-10-13 00:00:00

COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Before Mr. Coutodurkoser Goo'burn.) IN RE JANES RAC .—A BETTING RAN. The bankrupt described himself u • bettor on horse r:es, uc., of Notting-bill. Debt., 591/. ; no assets. Mr. Aldlie, fr the official amigos*, stated hat the I ,krupt had da been u ordered to fi le • cash account at t the List c ,i u g. He had done so, but did not now appear. du Honour directed as adjournment sine die. The bankrupt afterwards appeared, and in extenuation of b. default, stated that he was deaf and nearly blind. (i„ughter.) In the coarse of examination he stated that he wi is • large way of business up to 1859, since which time b, boa • little in betting, chiefly on commission. r. Aldridge said the bankrupt had tiled • cash account, : ::.equired, from which it appeared that he bad won 80f. rr blaccarooi, but had lost on other horses to nearly the tine amount. foe Commissioner—Then his cash account is • transcript lus betting-book, in fact. Ar. Aldridge could not say that, as no books bad bean riven up. The bankrupt had also won 871., but this was a wed to be on commission. The bankrupt in answer to the commissioner said that in lik'o be owed 15,000/., and compromised with his creditors for is. lid. in the pound, giving up assets of nearly 5,04.1/. Th e majority of the creditors accepted the composition, but be bad been sued afterwards by others, and that had led to his bankruptcy. Mr. Aldridge said that a great part of the creditors now in the bankrupt's balance sheet were corn merchants who bad seal corn to the bankrupt when he was io business. The Commissioner—How much in the pound did he then T•T? BAnkrupt 7 4o . . 6d. The Commienooer—lf be actually gave op all he bad at that time (4,000!.) I do not see any ground for opposing him. He may take his discharge. IN RE O. W. LAWRENCE. The bankrupt was a commercial traveller, waidiog at Chelsea. Debts, 7511. ; property in the heeds of creditors, Expeediture for the last two years, 100 E a year. 31r. Murrough, representing the areignsea, offered no apositio°, and said t►at the case was one of misfortune, the failure being attributable to law proceedings. The order was granted. . TN RE T. R. nottrirrs. The tonkrupt, a publican, of the Borough, mane before the court owing 3,426?., end giving up &meta of 350 f.— other property of 1,8501. being held by certain creditors st 'county. An adjournment vu ordered to give the assignee* an op portunity of examining the aotwant; Mr. Griffith; Mr. Thommo, and Kr. Lawrstacosppeared is the cam TH (ET ELECTRIC Turkaure.) NEWMARKET MEETING.—(TEITS DAY.) ROYAL STAKES. Columba beat Radar. HANDICAP SWEEPSTA KES. Gamer "' - •• • •• 8 ran. TOWN PLATE. Equinox ... G ran.— LATEST BETTING. CESAREWITCIL sto 2 apt Limon (off) 5 to 1 Drummer Boy (t) 9 to 1 Emblem (t) 10 to 1 Lkoosioa (t) 12 to 1 Jack of Howie (t) 16 to 1 Blackdown (t) 16 to 1 Umpire (t) LAW INTELLIGENCE. I LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE (THIS DAY.) CESAREWITCH STAKES. Two miles 2 furlongs 2S yds. Drummer Boy. Lioness, Limosion, Wingrave, Cane. brook, Summenide, Umpire, Harlequin, Twilight, Captain Crow, Change, Btackdowo, Emblem, Fantail, Leonora, Blitheeld. Biondi°, Silknone, Agag, Chen Arnie, Ben jamin, Jack o Hearts, Barchettina, Sandford, Lucia* pock Robin, Real Jam, and Romanoff are here. PAID Forrrerr.—Black Prince, Hurricane, King of Utopia, Welcome, Blue Mantle, Kemptown, Thalestris, Lady Frances f. Anfiold, Giraffe c, Earl of Surrey, Coper nicus, Batman, Faultless, Buckenhant, Watchman, Annslizn, Myrtle, Oak Apple, The Plover, g by Wild Day yell, Carnival, ',aline, King of Kent, Onesander, Fitz. En, Damascus, Catch 'em Alive, Flash in the Pan, M. Philippe, Corona, Muezzin, Walpole, Barbados, Reserve, Voluptas, Nebula, Dunkeld, and Laura. CLEARWELL STAKES. T.Y.C. Planet, Esperance, Raisin of Seowilaa. Balornock. Seno rite. c, Beartin, Bonus, c by Saunterer, Crisis, Sonchamp, New York, and Eleanor are here. THE FORLORN HOPE STAKES. T.Y.C. Weathenpy, Caozooette, Supple, and Equinox are here. ENTRY FOE SELLING HANDICAP. T.Y.C. Age it lb Age et lb Norroy 4 810 Prince Le 800 Littlecote Kentaro° Knave of Trams.... 8 8 7 Achilles Leotard Lucretia $ 8 4 =beide 2 6 7 CALCUTTA AND SOUTH-EASTERN RAILWAY. (THIS DAY.) An extraordinary general meeting of the share holders ens held at the offices, 211, Grenham.house, Old g Browlamp* Mr. J. BoRRADAILE in the chair, to " autho ti - rise the borrowing of money on the bonds or debentures of 9 the cony." In re yto a question, The &annul said the axons of expenditure over re- s Weds from the commencement Ina 7661., the returns revering about six weeks. He then observed that the dine- n tors proposed to take areaolutioo for borrowing on that nos- 9 aka, remising the accounts for the next meeting. They had a easthsted to receive the money which they required from the vernment. goA letter of the board to Sir C. Wood wee then read by the secretary, from which it appeared that the amount already rammed by the government exceeded the npital by 31,5001., and in it power was sought to raise 100,M101. on debenture. In the reply, which was also reel, authority was given by the Secretary of State to raise 100,0001. is inconvertible debentures at four.andei-balf per cent. The CHAIRK•II thee proposed& resolution authorising the borrowings( 1C3,003i. at a rate cot exceeding 5 per cent. for ape lodelsevenyeers,which, he observed,would increase the capital to 5C3.001. Mr. HARUID(II thought there should be toms means of 'rasing additional capital for the development of the traffic. The eharebolders should not be contented with the earning of 5 per amt. The CHAIRICAN said all the works contemplated by the board were complete. A gravies dock might be desirable —(hear, hur)—but that would probably not be provided for by a (ornament guarantee. The project of another loop line was in a similar position. Mr. ADAM. deprecated the further increase of the capital account. The CHAIRMAN replied that the line in its present state would yield no revenue at all. There were no stations sod no means of working the line ; and hence without far ther capital there would be no return for the 400,0004 laid out. The resolution was curried unanimously, and the meeting terminated in the usual manner. RECIFE AND SAO FRANCISCO (PERNAMBUCO) RAILWAY.-(THIS DAY). The sixteenth half-yearly meeting of the share holders was held at 1 o'clock. at the London Tosco; NT. ROBERT RENBON in the chair. . . . .. . . The report, which had been previously circulated and published, haviog been taken as rend, The CHAIRIUN, in moving the adoption of the report and accounts, said be was sorry to say that there was yet no definite solution of the question of the ezte•sion of capital An addition to the capital of 477,00 W. had been recommended by Captain Madeira', making with the 1,200.000/. already expended a total of 1,677,0001. The result of that potleman's report to the Brazilian government, if carried out, would be the reduction of the guarantee of seven per cent. to a little more than six per cent. The wont possible view of the case as ma/ten stood was • reduction to 51 per cent ; but be could not believe that the Bra zilian government would place the company in that position. The railway was as good as soy line in the coun try, and the Brazilian government could not afford to deal illiberally with them. He (the chairman) thought that under the carcametanoes it wan best to postpone the declaration of • dividend for the present. The traffic was not yet in • flourishing state, the expenses having exceeded the receipts; but the railway was yet io its infancy, and the expenders were being re dumd. No large increase in the receipts was to be expected without additional rolling stock and an extension to the harbour of Recife. In reply to a que►tioo, The CHAIRMAN said the majority of the deputies of the Chamber of Pernambuco were, he believed, favourable to the company. This feeling was n►tural, mammoth as it was not likely that the province of Pernambuco would obtain the benefit of any more English capital unless it dealt as liberally with that company as railway companies had been treated in other parts of Brazil. The resoltitioo having been adopted, The CHatanag said the renitmeratioo of the directors having ceased at the opening of the lion, it was for the meeting now to say what remneeration, if any, they were to reoeive in future._ Mr. Brezgorr, 11. P., proposed that the allowance from the 30th November next should be at the rate of 2,0001. per annum, the amount hitherto having been 2,5001. The motion having been seconded, Mr. FLESCHgt.r.. moved that the question be deferred till the answer of the Brazilian government with regard to the guarantee had been received, The amendment having been seconded. a show of bands was taken, when there were 38 for the amendment, and 16 against it. The Chairman therefore declared it to be carried. The amendment having then been placed before the meeting as a substantive motion, a discnasion ensued. on • proposition of the Rev. Mr. WHITE, seconded by Mr. JONES. that, pending the receipt of the answer of the Brazilian government, the directors should be paid at the same rate as heretofore. The CHAIRMAN observed in reply that the shareholders had no interest in the question, as the directors' remunera tion wog allowed in the working expenses. The resolution of Mr. Whits was negatived by a large majority, and the amendment previously proposed was then carried. The proceedings terminated with a vote of thanks to the Chairman and his colleagues. &WHALE° RAILWAY AcattlnfT.—/threit 1 o'clock 1: on Saturday afternoon • horrible **eldest betel • moo, 1 0 named Charles Thorpe. at the goods departmeot here of ' 10 the North British Hailway, whereby he was iostsutly killed. 10 He bad been stuffing on oos of the Hues of rails talking le to one of the officials, when a loaded truck, which had : been shouted from a distance, came upon him un observally. It struck him behind, and passed over his head, mangling it in • dreadful misocier, and killing o him on the spot. His companion bad a narrow swum 4 having also beefs struck ; falling outwards. however, the 10 truck paved onward withort further touching him. We 1: understand that the deceased was owner of • steam theuh het with which for some years past he hod ten. se yelled throughout the county. He was married, and has 20 left • widow sod • mimerous Untidy, living in the neighbour- 20 hood of &kiosk —Edinburgh Courant. WEYHELL FAlR.—Yesterday morning the stock re r i and home fair was opened. The was • good mapply of horses and wage, and a large &monist of ifillifitlS sras 20 tnesmacted at the following prime —Horses—Promising i ' throe-year-old out mite .10 to 40 go. ; two year-old ditto, 18 to 25 go. ; awl handsome cart horses. for town ratrPmeeef I -• 40 to 50 go. good Mins nags. 25 to :it gm. ; and ociesperet ! , oohs, IS to . 24 p. : horses of rood blood for the hunting ses field, 100 to 150 in. ; well-grown young horses for 100 broughams, la:. 50 to 60 P. Cattle—Milking cows. in fall' 11 • milk 141. to 211.: and cows to calve down. 71. to 11L ; 100 store hereto, mill-bred Home: and Devon steers for the I°: fattimist shed, 121. to 15'. ; Welch steers. 9'. to 11k. ; op ditto heifers. 61. to AL : lug.' work rag for f • turd work, 30/. to 1 4 /. the pair tat busts made 20/. to 10 1 241. ; cows and Wiles, ISt. to In. • ' IX RE T. W. LAMBERT._ The bankrupt was a fourneyman brialayer, of Clifton. *net, Shepherd's-bush. Debts 34/. only, 231. of which was due to Mr. Petters, undertaker, of Notting-hill, for general charges and costs of prooeedinga in the County Court. Ir. E. Reed opposed. The awe was an extraordinary one. There were only three creditors. One of them had goal to the expense of taking out several judgment sum moose*, but without effect ; the bankrupt went to him, and presenting an empty egg shell, said that was all he would est. (Laughter.) The Commissioner—The money be has paid to his attains, to bring him here would have paid a large dividend on has debts. Mr. !teed—Yee, about I 5& in the pound. The Cemmisaitieer—Bat instead of giving the mosey to kis creditors, be prefers to eV* it to his attorney. Where bankrupt comes here for the pupas* of defeating a ugle creditor, it is usual to diamies the petition. Mr. Reed—And that is clearly the case here, for he told also. It appearing that the proof tendered by the opposing creditor was informal. His Honour directed an adjournment in order that the one might go before Mr. Holroyd, to whom it belonged. Were the case his own he should dismiss the petition, it appearing that the bankrupt bad come here solely to defeat a single creditor. He could not do this in the pelmet stage, tie proof of the creditor not having been properly made. The bankrupt, being examined, said be bad only paid a kw shillings to his attorneys, Messrs. Hutt and Mason, bat his friends bad raised 71. by subscription, and there would be 21. more to xey. He did not take that Tl. to the ataieor, became he had been imprisoned fourteen days in the county cond. His friends rid he must come here, or they would not give him anything at all. The Commissioner—That makes quite a different cue of it. It is a eau of obtaining relief from imprisonment. Bankrupt, further examined, said that when he worked six days he made ale. per week. He bad never offered the opposing creditor anything. Never offered him as empty eq-shell. Would swear that that was not true. Did not tell him at the same time that be was " sucked in." (Laughter.) He owed 91. to Mr. Henderson. a tailor. Hid not paid him more than 11. ou account. Last August he was a sob-contractor for two lengths of sewerage. He then earned *.l/. a week, but only in one week; sometimes he got a sovereign, sometimes aothieg at all. His Honour said that where a debtor was pressed and pot into prison he had a right to petition the court. Mr. Reed mid he was not in prison when he petitioned. The iroprisoement of fourteen due had expired. Hie Honour puled the examination, and adjourned the discharge tilt the return of Mr. Commissioser Holroyd. The bankrupt was described a honadetler of Battersea. He time to the court on his own petition, owing Mt. It appearing that be bad sot filed his accounts, he was art judged sue die, with protection for two months. II( el OEOIIOI COURT. The bankrupt, oat of ;;lidi;Oribed as of Mother fieldstreet, lalingtoo. He owes 1,9001.: the property, con sisting of policies of insurance. and valued at 500/., in held by his brother, Mr. Arthur Gurney. The bankrupt was formerly in business as a licensed victualler. It appearing that an I 0 17 held by the bankrupt had not been given up, an adjournment was mitered. TE6 POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) OLERICENWELL. GAMS AND VIOLIN! ASSAULT 01 ♦ In •ZOIIZZ Wafter Pinch, a Homan, of 19, Desnarketrest, Islington, and .7altpl Loseby, a coach-body maker, of 249, Copen hagen-street, Islington, were charged before Mr. Barker with violently esearalting Mr. Benjamin Eamon, sating. bourne keeper, of York-road. Hing's.cross. Mr. Lewis, of Ely-plane, attended for the complainant. From the evidence it appeared that the complainant was nearly in front of hie own door, when he met the two defendants. Finch pushed roughly against him. and when be asked bim what he did it for, be made no reply, but struck bim in the month and brought Wood. He followed this np l.v hitting him in the face. blacking one of his eyes. end knocking him down. Whilst he was on the ground Finch kicked him in the temple, and, in fact, behaved more like a savage than a man. While the complainant was on the ground, Loseby leant on him, and, as the complainant suspected that they both intended robbing him, be gave them into custody. From what he bad heard this morning be did not believe that Loseby etruck him, sod that all be did was to parent the other defendant from further ill-wing him. The ef fect of Finch's violence was plainly visible on the com plainant's face, and be stated that he now felt pain. The defendant Finch said that all be did was in self. defe;;;;dT.hattlecnreplainaut was drunk, and Ant %moulted him . .. . . -. The constable stated that the cumplaioant was sober, and that Finch was very much intnxicated. Mr. Barker discharged Loseby, and fined Finch 3/. ; or in default of payment one month's imprisonment with hard labour in the House of Correction. The defendant was locked op in default. WRECK OF A STEAM-110AT ON Tun BAIL—It was reported yesterday in the Exprom that the steamer Energy, of Middleeborough, had been totally wrecked on Tees Bar on Saturday last. We also added. on the authority of the Rev. John Lawson, hon. secretary of the Seaton Carew branch of the National Lifeboat Institutioe, who wrote late on Satur day evening, that although apprehensions had been enter tained in the morning th►t the crew of the (steamer, three men. bad been lost, yet it was subsequently discovered that the poor men had been picked op by a Prussian mewl far ont atm.. mid that they had afterwards been refelv brought into the Tees. Some of our morning contemporaries of to day report that the crew bad perished ; but such I. fortu nately not the case. SHOCKING DEATH OF A VOLIINTILIR.—An inquest was held cm Saturday before Mr. Browne. comae; at the General Hospital, Nottingham. on th-- body of John New ton. a member of the Robie Hood Rides, whose death had reedited from a wound in his side remised on the day of the inspection of the force last Monday by Colonel Harman, on Stilwell Forest. It appeared that on the return march of the regiment from the forest. the bayonet of the deceased jumped from the sheath as its owner was springing over one of the hillock. upon the road, and that he fell upon it, the point of the bayonet penetrating his side. The wound was in the left side, two or three inches from the nipple of the breast, and in such close proximity to a vital part as to render recovery almost hopeless from the time be entered the hospital. The poor fellow, who was highly esteemed is his ounpany, died no Friday night. "Stated in the aggregate, the navies of the three leading commercial nations compered last year ee follows :—Frans, iron-clods. 16; steam vessels. 32S United States, iron -clads, sift= vessel., 323 (an !NAM, 427) ; Eaglaad, iron-clads, 16 ; steam-vessels, 341, including all. Franca and England each have four iron-clad ships at eta. The former be. two more nearly if not quit* ready for see. and 10 cm the stocks. Egglaad bas four tirrelsenehed, and eight in an admixed state of amateur bon. The United States at the date of the last annual report of the secretary of the navy had 54 iron-clads, ha rkens' 32 armoured iron vessels (many of which were an• Stashed) and a number have been added since."—Neto York Journal of Commerce. EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 13, 1863: SHARE LISTS.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLomc. There is little business in the railway market to day apart from that connected with the fortnightly settlement, and the leading stocks exhibit few variations. London and North Western, South Eastern, and Midland are rather flat, and have re ceded to per cent. Caledonian has risen 1. London and North Western stock is now quoted 102 to 1 ; Great Western, 651 to 1 ; Midland, 127/ to 128 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire , 110/ to 1111 ; Great Eastern, 511 to ; Caledonian, 119 to ; South Eastern, 951 to 96 ; Great Northern, 126 to 12i ; London and South Western, 101/ to 1 ; and Metropolitan, 130 to 131. Foreign railway securities are inactive. Indian and Canadian lines are without alteration of 11 importance. WIDLNART MUM AID STOOKL Wei SSIPd RaLwATS. I CI "T e l V lai to I p today .m. yes r v. WM, WIALt.i.. A.t. 1.14.11. Mid and fluter Oak and &scion— .... 8 Be n n sa 96 lily 115 k - I 71 1181 ~aw.:n~ _--: Ds. IA no die. Galli I Da. D • ip.e.lepsidloi. eadleMa rm. Doad.reats.&AOLln. 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New Do.dp.olideignenl,w.op I Doi; patidn.tne.V6 linthen ftiooh,Lindted Do., New Madam Gam. 44 Do. do, I pee el 160 6. oar el 'fttan Do, Filth exteniion N N NN IC7 1 Ipm le Pa • ei ned i tan ml 104 m ies 1 ova 76 78 64 64 le 71 a NI 62 64 a a 30 32 SS 27 148 106 I Wm timiss le I p.m. 001 Hobs= x. Bronourtak dam • and B N. A. at Collodi" 6 p. o 'Wade, soz 6 pir coed Do Do. lhl do.• I Do. do. do .. Do.Ponjoub Do. 14.66.1i01.a.b0.6 sienna Icambran PM I} n 108 107 10. 10i MSi 0 1 did 96 88 90 id i 06 100 106 *7 101, 101 bS SO $ 5 is 64 1o6; 107 e 106 1(7 i i 0 ,51 IN !V. ia iii MIMI& =ad Loa& Der. G. Co.. (Tettelll ) Onkel/41e Gut Beiwit (111q(*G1 • • twit aeon Gold (IGIG) Beat Corn d Seat Cr Brea L Wle. Rawl (Tw) Grarabter * Si. &AWN. Great Booth Totem G. Wb. Yoe (lleletoal Grenville demi e•loot Il.pto Cady Heaths =ere v t i ale Want). itere:dy troo Ore New Sewn North iodroar N. wl eireelakapn) Nadi Wleffil mem Pm Goes. (Gt. Gisler) • Provideowe (U. labia). loskear Nowetb G. Caredon iBL Geer— Oa= Gres (Uleepual . G. W. Frames (Glow) Way Park row &Lied Me. O. west Ore Bumf (G10p.)..' W. Oirsdoe ( Greet istoo P • a lm ( ( Wli. L= Pa WU& Ladoott W. Mery •m()leaGem ; Wheel Seton Wb. Trelawney (Li* ) Wheel Valois 71.110 MILL GosslWltit No. I OSucio := 6003 6 ... , 000 .600 .. ,110 700 ... 6U .. .. ,000 ON .011 142 fit 1,110, :,01/ saien a I. 1 8.960 d wt Us. &fin 111. lb. WREN 1.11.0. i f a W. t 4 Of If- 1 .. 0 g o i - 4 • i I .7.. .70 100,000 l 2i; 31.1 a. lAA 14_ MAT. !f is ed Mika. 301.175. • 2.10.11 • p.o m isnA6 Do. 6 per at.rolLaAog. Do. 6 per okStar.&s69. Do. 6 por mot D 0.5 pie motto. Stook art flopeep.6llBTh do. 116.43 Do. do 1860 Do. do 18311 Orgn,!for.llit Kauktua 6 per ct.. 1871 Do. 1876 t 60.000 °JO,OOO VO,OOO 4J0,01.10 166,600 1641.00, DO. Natal Uov. 6 per eon{ .. Dow Densam.Gov.6o.64 , . N.B. Woke Ov.6p. 0.1803 Do. 6p. o. 1871 to 1876 Do. 6 p. a 18611.01.... Now Zealand 6 per omit. Novo Scotia 6 p. a. 187 3. Quosualand Gov.Op.cent 6. Anot..o”l. 6 p.a. Bonds' Da c 10.6 Apsl .OU JOIN' t iron I Ka ft I EMIL 1" I 1:4.1 2 fa ml B. IA Dank Do New asekralaala . Do. New (lingted) !Bank of Iktinn • Rank of I .nnin" Bank of Otago (Ideate& Alan* of adIId•EINALIeI ,L I I Bank of V tot Ma, Lumina , Bank of Wale, Poi.) 1 Bank of New Zealand IL Ileanlian&Portumieseg , nrit.and American in.(L taritlab N. Allelooll rChar. Bk. Mt. Cannabis C. Ht. lu , i• Aue.,Ontse Meted. Y. of loft', dw -7. zin 80. . /Of_ 10% 8 10 i i i •As A A 846 166 id li 2 74 77 14 e dta pie 88. V of Ld .. ... ICoasolidatea Bank (I ) , C.mtlneotal iltnallshlielgian&Nath.L ifin‘hall an' Irian (Lai ) p Soot. I us - Curia. Hindnan.ChiniatJap.(L) kaporial Rank. Lallain imperial Lanom so London and Bratlllas Lon. B. Ayres& R. natal:. (1.) !Left 1.2 x. null' of annul. ttem!oa and Colonial (L if 1 0 4 SS 23 li f 22 Si 8 Of 11 ear do 110 If II 24 - - 1001 100 100 !►UI 1; 10 lesion Joint Moon SO Loa. and Mtddloom 0L NO Lee. sad Northern (L. 4 Lon Aqn ..nuch trln 8 2111 Landon&S.AfsoMaa (L !OD Loa. & t. Wonsan Ma. 'Mo. and Weat .4n.e4 80 !Mercantile Uchaa)to(L) IM Illocro.ft Pro.. • Do. Berarval 100 , Midland Soak (L 14.) •• LOO National of Liverpoola. 100 X. Pro. el 10 Do Noe 10 Do do 4 Now Boat Wargo l Ortontal Soak Minces LOO Provine. of Tinton!! 10 Salado, MILL, & Dag LL 26 south Australia • 'itoudol fnit.R.Ateloa(L lM 1.0 Now 00 Delon of Au."' suf• WO :On. ot infLarrfaxe a. 101 Iffolaa of Ireland (Lim.). AO Moles of Loo.Loo MINCJILLAN giY,w7l 11 II 6 - 6 - 43 46 1 2 in 425 a 11 00 66 116 . 55. le e we ft IS 10e 210 210 26 20 IYd 2:1 21 22 2f 0* 01711T1116. - id U. pilaw 10/1106 101 103 101 163 03 OA 113 96 146 110 100 111 zd 110 13 id 113 In 100 1014 112 111 107 100 104 110 e 111 113 110 112 103 106 101 102 104 1011 103 108 110 Ili 166 106 111 113 US 114 IN 110 110 k 110114 - xl _:4 ... id 1091 101} 2 14. O. petosa._l its 1.) / 16 16 pas 10 16 pea 76 TO 15 27 28 pss IS 1160 1 1240.r.1 to,ooo WWI ikon 2)410001 _- i angdeadaaltaa Klan , atlantic ILL gall 81.(L ; I dasarallan demi. Barna Water. •et a Bombay Ow, Umllied Brit. America* Land Brie. It I n•hlLag. Is +C British Iron 110 T id W 211 U U N 14 I 14p 41 42 114 121pos 114 ;242u IT 22 I d. 1 1 ' So U 12 100 0 Xli 40,003 24,000 Kok.? SOO 11.1,0 1 .0 4. I -V. • I •• i duudaAgese7A.Bo- ti• Cop. 3,1,K2g r . erd.7 p.e. I~i.~o:: te;:iiol 10V 60,000 41.0(ou 10,000 {AA* 77 6 id 38 Is I I DO. uth,slotlrrip. • 04,.1 ItcyptlanCooLacTre.(l. Aroma !Meaty*. Raz. owl oyes. ,G.Credltdfus.ol Lm (L I(ivest BLit, (=MT. " D. 17i trot cont. Prof , Hodaon Boy Intiornat.rtrian.floo.(L) llWha Irrigotrou Canal 33 10 e i 10 - 21 II - I I I) It A !t_ Lain i'veil 1 - Tx. Bondi Joint Stock Dlioottnt(L i LeadociAtricAnTrading !nu. 1... a.% I toi . . ' Los. 111nanclal Aliso. (I. Lus. Woo. °oath. Ilsdass tiolgo. Oosa Motlltor. Mx Tel. ,NstalLand&Coo.Co.(l) Natlolog Otooounl Co 1.,t • oat Dor. I Do. Now L.Y.oslaod T.asulL (Um L . (Salt, Ataainioo.... &weal Gen Do. Nov.. . Odes I. Rim: iU • Ottoman ma Peel lever WA Si We Pada. sod Dam. Woo D. New 4neLsreleaL4./14.d1L(L, Raw. "tbd Me. a Do. 1o Sari WU Seem Seeilleb &IDOL enveriel. LAblesa Yore. 1 ay.(L IMO Aseireilaat Lod llehemer Yli. erl7 . • 7. II M. of lleet(L.) D 7.1. !fogy ta.Ce.ll.o go& 'kart , 17.000 lOW *OO O 4115. 11.08! is — A SI le VT VT A .IPil Si 19 _ ::4 tio lie 116 118 Ma p ly pm 104 107 3 3 $ Mal 83 29 11111 II 4 Mil it j~dyl 1 1 Jla 84 1* lips' ii - I id 8 ! Pa I 21 ta *en 24 14 Par { Pnk 44 l i nt 1 2 pm nil 14.M1 • w.•u ,Via MEM% Lod— I 1 ti t i 4 t Pei S ill i at. Ipie 88 80 NI 81 19 . 2L999 — is IN an so J - 04721 13 SS 3 4 27 13 1 lion 72 74 MB WI sr 32 31 fa Wm t 13 14 MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Two dew . The fortnightly settlement in shares and foreign stooks having commenced this day, and the amount . . . . of the outstanding transactions being heavy, espe- eially in foreign stocks and in the shares in new projects, the attention of the members of the Stock Exchange is almost exclusively occupied with the adjustment of their accounts. The funds are steady, home railways dull, and the new Brazilian Loan and the shares of the Indian Laud Mortgage Bank rather lower, while in the foreign stock market prices generally are pretty well supported . . though the tone is still sensitive. A recovery in Greek Bonds forum one of the chief features. Consols are now quoted 92/ to 93 for money, and 931 to for the account (Nov. 5). The official busi- flees report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 921, 931, 921; ditto, account, 931; Three, per Cents. Reduced, 911; New Three per Cents., 91/, ; Bank Stock, 233, 235 ; Thirty Years Annuities, 1885, 141 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1081, 109, 1081; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1864, 99/ ; ditto 1864 or 1886, 1001 ; Four per Cent. " enfaoed" rupee paper, 98/ ; and Exchequer Bills, 3s. prem., par. Greek Bonds have risen 1 per cent.. Mexican, et, and Turkish of 1862, 1, while Turkish Bonds of 1854 are t per cent. worse, and the Consolides I worse. Spanish Passive and most other stocks in this department are steady. The transactions to-day have been comparatively limited, owing to the absorption of attention in the settlement. Some of the present quotations are annexed : —Turkish Loan of 1854, 921 to e, ex div.; ditto, 1858, 70 tot; ditto, 1862, 702 to 711; the Consolides. 031 to ; Greek, 341 to # ; Mexican, 421 to i; and Spanish Passive, 34} to 35. Transactions are recorded as follows :—Brazilian Old Five per Cents., 99#, ex div. ; Dutch Cer tificates, 1001, ex div.; Egyptian, 101, 100# ; French Three per Cent. Rentes, 67fr. 75c. ; Greek, for account, 331, #, 341 ; ditto Coupons, for account, 161, 151, 161 ; Italian, 721; Mexican, 421, 42, # ; Moorish, 95/ ; New Granada, Defer:: d, 91, ex div. ; ditto Land Warrants, (Hectares), ; Peruvian, 1862, 871 ; Portuguese, 1856, 1814, 1859, 1860, uid 1862, 491; Russian, 1850,94 ; ditto 1862, 931 ; Sardinian, 881 ; Spanish Passive, for account, 341, # ; ditto Certificates, 35# ; Turkish, 1854, 92 ; ditto 1858, 70# ; ditto 1862, 711, 71 ; Venezuela, 1862, 62. The new Brazilian Loan is lower, at # top prem., and the Colombian dull, at dis. to 1 prem. The Confederate is quoted 64 to 65. International Financial shares are unaltered, at 4#l to prem. ; London Financial at 3# to 31 prem. ; General Credit firmer, at 21 to 3 prem. ; Hudson's Bay better, at 1 to 1 dis. ; Land Mort gage Bank of India lower, at 3to prem. ; and Anglo-Austrian Bank dull, at to j prem. Egyp tian Trading are quoted If to 1; prem. ; and Dis count Corporation, 31 to j prem., being rather better. . . There is a wholesome disposition on the part ol bankers and money lenders generally to exercise increased caution in their advances on highly specu lative securities, such as Mexican, Greek, and Spanish Passive Bonds. It is considered that the tension at present existing in the market for foreign stocks forms the only serious element in the general financial situation. An adverse move ment in the money market might occasion heavy losses, while the occurrence of any bad event abroad would precipitate a crash in prices. This latter is a contingency which can never be wholly dismissed from the calculations of prudent men, especially of the bankers and capitalist*, without the financial facilities afforded by whom the existiug speculation must be perforce closed. At Paris the rates of iutereat on Treasury Bonds have been raised to 4, 4}, and 5 per cent. for the several periods, owing to the rise in the value of money. From the unusually large number of inquiries made yesterday at the Bank of England, it would appear that au impression has gone forth amongst the public that there is a prospect of the rate of discount being raised. Should this ultimately prove to be the case, it will probably be the public themselves who will make the rise, by inaugurating a needless pressure upon the Bank, in excess of their actual requirements. The demand there yes terday was rather brisk, while the general market has remained without alteration. The supply of money was equal to the day's wants, but good bills can scarcely be placed below 4 per cent., and the terms for six mouths paper are maintained at to 411. The list for the Brazilian Loan was closed last evening. The applications have been large and of a good class. The steamer Hecla has brought 35,000/ in specie from New York. The remittances of silver to the East show a decline. The steamer Delta took yesterday 184,250/. in silver and 52,550/. in gold for Bombay, and 40,0001. in gold for Alexandria ; making a total of 276,8001. The amouut sent by the corresponding vessel on the 27th ult. was 557,6601. The Committee of the Stock Exchange hare appointed special settling days in the under meotioued securities, viz. : Clarence Hotel Company (Limited) Nice Hotel Company (Limited) The A Shares of the Commercial Naviga- Not to be ties Company of ludis (Limited) marked. Scrip of the Six per Cent. Colombian Go } Friday. velment L ao London and Paris Hotel Company (Limited) To be marked. The South-Eastern Railway traffic return shows this week a decrease of 1,9381. compared with last year, and the Brighton a decrease of 2,5491. In forming a judgment upon the present state of railway traffic, it must be borne in mind that at this period in last year the International Exhibition was still open and drawing largely. It is intimated that the directors of the Indian Lend Mortgage Sauk will make the allotment as early as possible, but iu consequence of the unpre cedented number of applications • delay of some days must necessarily elapse before the letters can first issue of 10,00 0 shares of 1001 . each iiosted. or the of the newly announced Discount Corporation (Limited), the applications yesterday reached between 13.030 and 16,000 shares, representing 1,500,0001. to 1,600,000/. The closing quotation was 2,1 to 3!. prem. Mr. Charles Salisbury Butler, M.P., has been elected chairman of the East London Bank (Limited). The subscription list was closed ou Saturday, with applications to the amount of more than 2,000,0001. the present issue of capital con sisting of 600,0b0!., iu 12,000 alumni of 501. each. The allotment is to be made on Monday next. A special meeting of shareholders in the Standard , Bank of British South Africa is called for the 29th instant, to confirm the resolution for altering the articles of association passed on the 2nd instant. The general meeting of the Royal Portuguese Railway Company, Sand for the sth November at Lisbon, is postponed until the 25th idea, in 00111 - qneuce of the number of shares deposited being insufficient. The Great Western Railway Company of Can ada ' intimate that " the loss ou through traffic, col lected and converted, ascertained up to September 26, 1863, amounted to the sum of 26,012 duds. 63c. (5,3451. is. 3d.), and there remained a further sum of Aniericiau Nails for cunvereiou at that date of 21,359 dots. 41c. lu addition to which there are 126_ lA. ii ill 1271 124 It } , t Pa 111 ill 55i 631 x4l U IS ad 1014 101 ra :881 111 110 1 2 pm 78 79 11i 11/ 124 126 44 46 id 110 101 xd 10 01 12} f og l 06 $8 10) .1 . 1 1 14 161 lb? 3 11°,111 90 90 100 1;9 toinoss: Owing "Ism N i la I 101 ivD 113 Iti 99 92 119 141 3 ,:t ~.1 „ „:„ , 4 ~, ..." 1 balsnowi in account with conntating railways unadjusted." -- MONDAY Nviffoo. Consols, which closed on Saturday at 94 to for the sth November, were marked today 931, and closed at 23i to e. For money the last prim was 921 to 93. The official business report is as follows : Three per Cent. Console, for money, 921, 93e, 9 21 ; ditto for account, 93e ; Three per Cents. Redu. , ; New Three per Cents., 91f, f ; Bank Stock, 233 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 108 f , 1, ; ditto Four per Cent., 1001 ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1864 or 1856, 104 ; ditto Bonds, 18s., 225. prem. ; Five-and-a-Half per Cent. " en faced rupee paper, 116 f. The India Five per Cent. Stock was steady. India Bonds were quoted 18s. to 225. prem., and Exchequer Bills par to 3a press. The transactions in foreign stocks were upon a considerable scale, and led to repeated variations in prices. The market for bank sham continues to be pre judiced by sales. A reduction varying from fie. to 10s. per sham, but rarely reaching 11., has taken place to-day in many descriptions. Agra Bank shares formed an exception, being firmer. Crystal Palace, National Discount, and Joint Stock Dis count shares were flatter. There were inquiries for Peninsular and Oriental New. The shares of the International Financial Society were rather weaker, at 41 to ; prem. ; and General Credit at 2 11-16 to 13-16 prem. ; while London Financial were steady at 4to 4 prem. Hudson's Bay shares have declined to lf to 1/ dia. Egyp tian Trading were supported at lf to 1; prem. Ocean Marine shares were last quoted 121 to 131 prem. ; Thames and Mersey, 4 to 41 prem. ; North British and Mercantile, 18 to f ; Uni versal, par to prem. ; Commercial Union, 4 to prem. ; London and Provincial Marine, par to f prem. ; and Oriental and General Marine, lf to It prem. Imperial Union Privileged Bank of Austria shares were nominally quoted par to prem. ; East London Bank, le to If prem. ; Star and Garter Hotel, e to f prem. ; and Buxton Hotel, f to f MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLoci. In the mining market to-day attention is principally directed to the fortnightly settle ment, and prices generally exhibit no al teration. Wheal Seton shares are very flat, and have experienced au imiortant r ed uction. New Rosewarne are also lower, and East Caradon dull. West Chiverton and Wheal Chiverton are inquired for. Some of the present quotations are as follows : Bryn Gwing, 341 to 351 ; Carn Brea, 66 to 60 ; Chiverton, 101 to 11; Devon Great Consols, 545 to 555 ; East Caro Brea, 21 to ; ikat Oaradoe, 271 to ; Gonamena, 2I to 3 ; Dongrake, 41 to 5 ; North Crotty, 5 to 1 ; New Rosewarne, 19 to 21 ; Providence, 44 to 45 ; lincroft, 191 to ; West Chiverton, 471 to 464 ; Wheal Grylls, 29 to 30 ; Wheal Lndoott, 21 to 1 ; Wheal Seton, 180 to 183 ; and Wheal Union, 21 to 31. Foreign and colonial inking shares are without altenitiou in the absence of business. A rise of 31. per ton took place yesterday in the price of copper. Present quotations are reported as follows by Messrs. Sims, Willyams, Nevill, and Co. :—Mannfactured copper, 1051. per ton ; tough cake and tile, 961. per ton ; est selected, 101/. per ton ; yellow metal, 94d. per lb. ; sheathing nails, 111 d. per lb. A general meeting of the United Mexican Mining Company is called for the 4th of November, and the half-yearly meeting of the Fortuna Mining Company for the 22nd inst. At the South Condurrow Mine meeting yesterday the accounts showed a debit balance of 3461. 7s. 9d. A call of 2s. per share was made. COMMERCIAL AND MARKET& LIVERPOOL COTTON etc CORN MARKETS. awls DAY.) (IT =EMILIO AND INTZENATIONAL TILIKULAM.) (Faun ous OWN oonitgeronourr.) COTTON. —Market very active aid prices advancing. Sales 80,000 bides or more. Wax.—Market closes quiet, although there has been iv re firmness ezhibited than on Friday. Wheat steady, and prices a little better. }lour neglected, except the &east qualnia ; prices have been irregular. Indies corn slightly improved. Oats sod oatmeal cheaper. In other arteries there is so change for report. MINCING LANK—craw DAY:I ,••••• Sods—The market oontieum ann, at hig week's prices but there is less business doing. The private inks Unlade 15,000 bags of old clayed 31anills at Ms. Barbadass. ka public sal., has realised 335. to 40s. Beamed is also is lees active request ; prices are unaltered. COIMEL—There is an active &metal for Ceylon at the fell pekoe of last week, but there are few parcels offering. TEA.—The public sales of Assam are pragreasist steadily at full prices. Privately s fair beanies@ is doing in ()hiss teas at full rates. Elmcgs.—A parcel of Peoang pepper has been sold at full prices ; also 100 cases cassia lignes at ffee. to 90e. BaLivirrar..—The market continues quiet. Isoroo.—Tbe quarterly salea of East ladis have com mesoed, and the laicals offered are going off freely at about the rime rain at the previous salee. CO 7011.—The demand is very active, and prices show a. further advance of about gd. to Id. per lb. The total sales yesterday were 10,000 balm, of which about 6,000 bales were for arrival. _ TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The market im firm, et the tollowiag prices :—Town tallow, 44. cat cash ; Yeteroberg Y.O. oe the scot, 460. ; October to December, 45a. 3d. ; Demeaber, 46e. ; January to March, 46e. March, 46a. 941. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Mears. Harvey and Emma report tint& slow, at tbo followieg price.:—Prime meadow bay, 755. to 87a 6d. ; inferior ditto, 64.1 a to 70i. ; rowen, 50s. to 706. ; clover, old, 966. to Me. ; ditto, mood oat, 90e. to 100 s.: stnaw. 26a. to 344. PROVINCIAL SHARI MARKETS. Lftriftift4ol., OCr. 11-ftales :-Great Eager% 611 London and and north Western, 104 1-Soutll Eastern, 961-- litlen's Hallway and Canal 6 per cent. redeemable after the let of August, DOS, 204—Buffalo and Lake Murat a 63.18-ditto Seem per Caul.pref. iss. 68a. Bd. d., ditto option certificate, 1 Z 881-111inois Central, 18 a-Great Lux embourg share.. 131316 ex die,-Bpanish Cisetificaisa, lll- British and Alnetlcall ExcLange Banklug CotsPlutri 4 1 P.-Mer cantile and Lk:bangs BAIA. 1 6-16 p.-Natkmal Bank et Liverpool, •,1 p.-North sod south Wales, 21-Albion !Jade°. 11-10 p.-initish and Foreign Marine, 2 1-16 p.-14tieeti lrw ranee, 11 x new p.-Union Marine, 21 13-16 p.-tinat Map, 2a, 2a. 411111111COHAII, OCT. 12 -BirtninghainCanal shares were sold to day at Ot t -Great Western Kailway4Birminitham were quoted 751 to 76-Booth ritafforda 101 to 11-Worcester and Birmingham Canal. 113 to 15;- liirrninghasu Back. 244 tn 2nl - Birmingham Tows and District liatik, 161, buyers-Biriiiingham New Union 11111, 23, to 24-Britannia Mills, 1 dta., buyers-ditto Guaranteed, ft. fieL to 6a ad. ilia W.itersa ks, New, a prem.. buyers--tionth fitafferdshire Waterworks, 81 4 sellers.. Market without Ovine. llasrlimrta, OCT. It -The wicket was quiet, Let prices were firm. Great Eastern, 61:-Great Skip. 2. -llnWn Pre ference. a.' ; l.-Grand Trent ,1 Canada. gel-Brig . A . 4. 4 4 ,46 of Canada, ti 11.14 1 -Brea; We tern, Central. 1146 41.- Lancashire and Turk-the, 1114 6 - London and North Western, Mel l-lbilocheater and County Bank, p.-Maa clioster, Sheffield, and Liticolnahire. 45 , 4-Midland, 11a-aoutli caatawn, poi 6-Thainte Ala Many Marioe liwuraiwie, 41 5-16 p. - Mexican. 411 2 -District Lank, Sri p-A shbery csriage onnany, I:.t p. 115 p. -Chatioz-erase New 11 per Cent, We. all. p. A RAcE IN A SWAMP.—Galiganni Rap of Cm Paris autumn meeting on Suoday :—" The weather was most deplorable. Tbe rain fell termite tbrenr,hout the yiteepoye, e..everteig the course into • literal swamp. This circumstance gave rise to one of those unforeseen accideeta by which the most penieverieg efforts ate de f.iiterl, sad euccese almost within the 'map converted ioto failure. The great sweat of the day was the Em paroes prize of A/ (KlU(r. over a course of nearly four n.ilea. for which some of the beet Freeeb heroes were started. 11. Aumout's Orphehe, alter a most gallant struggle with Souvenir, the winner of the French Derby of 114d2, to relth ho was obliged to give labs.. from the latter baring been bred in the west of France, lead overtaken and parsed his rival. sad wee run niug with a Maar lead within • few yard. of the goal, whom be wan sees to stop suddenly ohn e nibblie of water, formel the rain, was lyieg the metre of the Waists; at this he shied and, @worries arias, slipped, and , almost fell. In another moment threeveir had lanced, sod the hopes centred on Orphelic were blamed at the moment ,of realieatioe. The excitement at this monseet wee im- Meese, sod expressions of sympathy to llvreoty. the Ocher of Orplielin, for his diaappourtineat were {canalon his retains to the scale. The chagrin of the owner mus edve been not Ism severe. The Emperor was preseet, a re mained said after the rimming for UM great sweet of the day."