The Express. — London, England, 1863-10-09 00:00:00

THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) WORSHIP-STREST. Coper, Wnu. Bailey, Joiin Moore, Waller Moore, and Ti'was Allen, the scar of respectable inhabitants of Hackney pariah, were charged before Mr. Leigh with smaibiog the windows of a home in the occupation of a geotleman named Wincing. Complainant, who appeared is court booted and spurred, wearing • large grey overcoat, and carrying an old. fashioned white wilt hat with a black crape , band, manifestly occwidered the proceedings of weighty consequence, for with much form he pro duced some parchments, apparently title deeds of vast property, and also the plan of • large residence with about wiodows in the trout of it. When requested to stood and give his evidence, be, in very mild Mum, 1 4 ,01 011imed on the score of a slight indisposition ; and having been sworn, said-1 live in the " Grove, " Hackney. On the evening . of Sunday , the 27th of Septem ber taut, I was is my kitchen doing—that is picking up something, when I beard • tapping at oas of the windows. I looked up and saw a police-co stable, who told me that he had caught some boys who hail been ;mashing, end that if I would go to the station-house he would do the needful. I did, and saw three lads against whom I afterwards took out summonses for wilfully destroying my property. I have had fifty panes of glom broken within a week, at is. M. each. hLr. John Hutson, solicitor. who appeared for the boil — These younptera, sir, hal no intention to cause damage ; they were bird•nesting among the ivy with which this ntleman's mansion is surrounded; all the windows are dompfaTnent—Only with the ivy. It is for the purpose of preventing robbery. There is upwards of 4,0001. worth of furniture is the rooms. Sir Richard Mayne has been written to upon the subject. Mr. Hutson—Hy friend (complainant) is a bachelor, and I believe resides alone io this large house, and it is impos sible to see the windows. The boys were throwing at the birds. . . Short, 213 N—l saw them throw stones at the win dows and break four panes. On that occasion in the morn ing there were fortynix smashed. In consequence of the continual complaints I watched and counted the damage every time I pawed. Mr. Leigh—lt appears to hays required ill diligence to catch these destructive young gentlemen. I shall toe each Is„ another Is. for the offence, and 2e. for the summons, in all 4a. each. _ _ _ C7rnihreant —I am very angry indeed—very, I emus you, on account of the fermium It is mucA too bed, The money was instantly paid, and Mr. Wisdom, who it was stated had feenterly been • banister, and r now in =et immerse wealth, let the court apparently SOUTHWARK. • DIAAITOLVIND LIM WAIN AND ATIMIPTED BDICIDZ. Mars , Ann Webb, 19, who seemed to be in • weakly stem of heal* was pined at the bar Wore Mr. Buroham, charged with ationinag t. eimunit wends at London bridge. ▪ Polionneetable 478 A mid that about ten mantas 7 cm Sunday minas be was ea duty mar the Railway Terminus, when kis Westin was celled to step next Farming's What. He then saw the primmer Bing dragged out o 1 the water in a state of hmansibility. W antes, with the amilisnes of the watermaa sad two conned her to Guy's Hospital, when she was to, sad reemilasel until today. A Innen:an plying cm the Sarrey side of Loadowbridge mid that he saw the ran down the steps and plane into the river. H. put oat his boat, and at the risk el kis lite suomedsd is dragging her out, but she was amirly The orostabie here lammed his worship that be believed the prisoner intended to commit auside as As bed seat a letter to her mister to that afoot. The siskor wee is wart. ii.:a.7;;;;ppeiroeTraiTt7a.Withs7ttli;irisTasrbad formed an acquaintance with a yoang man, who had Piled her, and she thought that br,d affected her • little. She believed that she regretted what die had attempted, and would not repeat it if his worship discharged her. Mr. Bondman asked witness If she was able to look after her. _ _ . *Haas replied that she was. She kept a chhui shop, and her sister might be of anistanes to her. The primmer here said that skis wassztrernely sem (orbs, misconduct, and she bemired his warship that albs waald never attempt Is eassmit aikido again. llimelman asked it she was willies to p sad live with bre its,.. _ . . fibs replied that she we., and she !wombed faithfully not to make say attempt on her if. slain. Diukmo. hoped she would keep her promise. She We. • very foolish girl, sad bed hotter forget all shoot the mss who 641 jilted her. She we. discharged. The prisoner thanked his worship, and left the mart with her eider. THANES IP A great many sairceTieve beeeTstel; plundered and Hi ssed in • vile plass called Cook sad Neptuas-oeurt, Well doseequitre, and near • publiohooss of the seam mssa The nefarious doinp is this iniquitous plass hays bees the subject of complaint for some time, sad the East Leedom Asenisticas for the Temestio• of Orem have ieterfeeed, sad intend be mosesato the reopen of some of the &skin the must. e germ Huard, was brought before Mr. Psetridge, ctwith robbing • sailor ' lamed William Clary, at iirlit C ock sad Neptuneeourk The sailor, • lad bo lo/gni to the ship leauns, Is the Bt. Katharine Dock. west Onto the Cook sad Neptase with • shipmate to obtain • plat of beer, sad be was Melted by the prisoner to go bum with her. He =feed to do so, and told her he had got so mosey. Oa Irving the pulite booms the pv u lsar dragged the lad isto the hems. No. in, Clock and Npneacourt, when he was immedistely stripped of his blue Guernsey frock sad his boots, sad tuned out of I W home. He had walked about all night without say boots oa, sad could sot return to the ship. Adam Our 40 IL mid many sailors were plundered every sight ia Cock sad Neptune-court, and the outrages there were so frequsettbei the lehabiteate of the diarist Weeded to adopt messures to get rid of the suisaans,. Fear sailors wen:robbed in the court last night. &Hon had beet throws from the windows of the dens in the court, after they were stripped. Every house was filled with thieves, bellies, sod desperate prosthesis. it=remanded the primer, sad dine led the Cur to sisterfaut what had became of the Ctrs frock and boots. LLTEEIT SPORTING INTELLIGENCE (IT IMMO IILBOWIL) NORTHALLKRTON MEETING.-(THLBDAY.) TWO-TIARA:OLD STAKES. Harm* Mail .. .„ ... ... Lady Douro a ... ... ... Bola ... ... 4 um JUVENILE MERL Wisdom ... ... ... ... Pk Wad& ... —. Ors. GREAT NORTH RIDING HANDICAP. Micheal %pit ... ... ... ... Uoperkasd ... . . ... Hypermaastra ... . ... ... 7 rho. OTHiR ARRlVALS.—Brandi el :rine, Ruby, Gourmand, Sir Watkin, Rosebud, Cnpp Oratorios, Mama Soot; Batas% Springbok, Oremload, in Taft, Wisdom, Upton% band, Madame Patti, Aoooplanco, Westaaft, Xasebeator, Lola, Borvart Yell, Nowoluurok, lady Douro o, Bynum antra, and Bemire. 11. L! ii: IF Klase 1 ,. Ras SHREWSBURY CARAT HOW FAlL—This large home fair commenced ea Wedelnlay sad rimed rant day. The show was large, and einprind nosy superior animals—hones of high clan and saileable Is. private ear. rime parmees and town earls, do., fetched fur 50 to 611 guineas. good nags and single bungee horses brought from 35 to 45 gateau, and horses of high bind and pedigree, for the hunting field, made figures varying from 90 to 180 gs loess and upwards, neat going ens 18 to 28 guineas, and hand. some cart horses 40 to 50 guinea, promising cut sad sag colts 18 to 28 guise's ; bones of inferior stamp eekl at reduced value, sad at the does ef the list day's fair many strings of horses remained on band. THE NRWCANYLI MURDER.—The detective police at Neweastiens-Tyne seem ea lees to have dieoevered the penes who is awned to ham seartelly nabbed the Irish. man, Mettle Loney, is Sootewoodwoad, is that tows, on Saturday night. He oleo turns out to be an Indiana (not • pitman, as was thought), and his NUM is reported to be Terence Ws. His eompaniog, named M'Ggek. the per son who wee carrying a bandbox, which was keened out of his hoods by Loney, just before he (Loney) was nabbed, has made a statement which ireplicerm Qeda se the person who did IL Quin appears to have fist to Inland. It is proposed to construct a short line from the Bodmin-road station of the Oorawnil Railway, through Bodine, to the sew Wadebridge Noe. The 'Mann will accrue chiefly to the &drain sad Wetlands* peons, and there are oo specially promising soaves of rellegle loaned. But, on the other hand, the railway, it is said, may be coo strutted for about 30,0004, owing to the liberality d Mr. Robartee, M.P., sad Mr. Hest, through whom land the has will ran, and there are no serious enaineerieg works 's quired, except a tunnel half a mile in length. It assns to be remanent glen (says the Western Moreno Noes) that Bodmin must sink or revive I. proper. nog as this railway scheme succeeds or languishes, sad therefore It may be anticipated that the comparatively masa capital required will be speedily raised. A meeting held os Wednesday was unesimon and ootdil io favour of the Ilse, and note practical steps were tattoo towards eettial o t adost. The Right Hon. the Earl of Mount eiabe istertaissa the 18th Devon Volunteer Rifl e s cm estate on Wednesday, after a drill which ins cut shott by the in q.cenant ra His lordship is about to leave Ragland for moan swathe for the benefit of the Downer's Malik sad es Wednesday took leave is as aoseptable maser of the corps who have had the mintage el being seder hie comp msiud. Is s s a. a► O. I Pi THE EXPRESS, SHAM LISTS.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLoort. The railway market is fiat to-day, in sympathy with other departments of the Stock Exchange, and the leading lines have declined in most instances. London and North Western and Midland stocks have receded i f per cent. ; Lancashire and Yorkshire and South Eastern, f ; and Great Western and Great Eastern, I. London and South Western is exceptionally firm, and has improved per cent. London and North Western stock is now quoted 102/ to f , ex div. ; Great Western, 65f to 0, ex div. ; Midland, 127/ to 128, ez div. ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 111 to /, ex div. ; Great Eastern, 614 to 4, ex div. ; Caledonian, 119 to 120, ex div. ; South Eastern, 964 to ex div. ; Great Northern, 126 to 127, ex div.; London and South Western, 101 f to / ; and Metropolitan, 129 to 130. Bombay and Baroda, Cape Town Railway and Dock, and Madras stocks are firm, while East Indian and Punjaub have declined. Canadian lines are flat. Foreign railway shares are without alteration of importance. JUR.. ALM 'KOCK& as I 1 . 4 I Lawaili. 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E all L I e 411 oft itraaata.C...U.Ciaaso I f aa s Via Dlasia's Led— . pa . 1111 11 U DAY EVENING, OCTOBER 9, 1863. 1 1 4la 37 146 6 661 d 1 t 77 701 d Ltd'. par 294 T 7l 11 11 16 91 1 10 4 td 6 14 116 it taised et 46. &9404 IP6 1 It 15 0 Ili li *I Ai we 110 Li g IL 16_ ; !I e e 48 46 le 2 4 In Ole le I OS OS 88 38 i 19f 9 8 4 S:sed 6160. lia. tai la in ni 11 . 13 1 17 1 11le 3 1.1 - 0.8 iTi - x 1 101 IN IN $6 93 96 92 06 103 110 100 111 xd 110 112 US US 1011 100 ni 116 107 100 1001 110 i U 1 LIS 110 112 IN 106 101 101 101 1(1 101 no Ito 111 164 144 111 115 111 114 100 110 110} 1111 id ULNA& iii 10 10 10e lee ill HO leo 10 0 100 l i 4 ill= Pp 1. %Pl4Dna 6S 16 69 61 K le pm 41 di It Ups. 11 11596 67e 661 1 6 0 2 ISt S B 2 lei 1 /2 21 Di eDi dle 2 poi 24 If I i i ii i ST SO .-, zd ... 101 10111 - _id 40 i 20 Of .- MI 11 si Ili 36 1 0 1% - nti lid_ aim , Ts Is ni st ail al 111 i ll lif li i MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Two dOzoow. The stock markets opened this morning with much depression, owing chiefly to the unfavour able financial movements at Paris recorded below. In some of the foreign stocks much excitement and even a sort of panic was ob servable. There has since been a partial recovery, and the general tone is somewhat steadier, but prices are still quoted in moat instances lower than they closed yesterday, and an unsettled feeling continues to prevail amongst the speculators. The English funds are relatively steady, the reduction being limited to i per cent. Consols are now quoted 921 to 93 for money, and 934 to for the account (November 5). The official business report is as follows :-Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 923, 93 ; ditto for ac count, 931, 93, ; Three per Center Reduced, 914, ; New Three per Cents., 914, 4, ; India Stock, 224 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 106/, 4 ; ditto Four per Cent, 100} ; Five per Cent. "enlaced" rupee paper, 108 ; and Exchequer Bills, 3s. prem., par. The foreign stock market opened in a state of panic. Mexican Bonds were sold as low as 41, Greek at 321, and Spanish Pas sive at 334, these descriptions being chiefly affected. Numerous fluctuations have since occurred, resulting in a partial recovery, but the present quotations, which are an ' nexed, are generally below those of yes terday afternoon, viz., Mexican Bonds, 41} to 4 (being 3 lower than yesterday) ; Greek 334 to (being 2 per cent. lower) ; Spanish Passive, 1334 to 344 (being 1 per cent. worse) ; I Turkish Bonds of 1854, 94 to 95} ; ditto 1858, 69 to 70 ; ditto, 1862, 69; to 70 ; and the Consolidds, 52 to 4, being g per cent worse than yesterday. Transactionsare recorded as follows :- Brazilian Old Five per Ceuta. , 100 f, 991, ex div. ; ditto 1852, 1858, 1860, 914 ; Egyptian, 101; Greek, for itcootintl 3 3 , 3 2 4, 341, 3 3 4, 3 4 , 33 , 34 19 334 ditto Coupons, for account, 154, 14e, 16 ; Italian, 721 ; Mexican, for account, 42, 41, }, }, 42, 41, 42, 414 ; Peruvian, 1862, for account, 871 ; Russian, 1862, 93, ; Sar dinian, for account, 89} ; Sp anish, for account, 544, 55 ; ditto Passive, for account, 344, 34, 4, 334, 34 ; ditto Certificates, 13, 4, 13, } ; Turkish, 1854, for account, 951, ; ditto, 1862, 694 ; ditto for account, 70, 4, 694, 704. The Confederate Loan is somewhat firmer, a t 25 to 23 discount. The Columbian is lower, at par to prem. ; and the Brazilian at to prem. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentes were quoted 67fr. 90c., being per cent. higher than yesterday. _ . International Financial shares are flatter, at 41 to j prem. ; and London Financial, at to prem. General Credit and Finance are steady, at 21 to prem. ; Hudson's Bay are quoted 1j to le dia. ; and Egyptian Trading, Iti to . l/ prem., being lower. The shares of the Mortgage Bank of India are quoted 3e to 3i prem. ; Anglo-Austrian Bank, to 1 prem. ; and Imperial Royal Privileged Union Bank of Austria, par to prem. Foos o'Cwci. Consols are better, at 93 to 1 for money, and 93# to # for the account. Yesterday afternoon the announcement was re ceived by telegraph that the Bank of France had raised its rate of discount from 4} to 5 per cent. The private letters from Paris tend to explain the motives of this step, for they state that the Bank has parted with no less than 37,000,000 fr., or 1,430,0001. sterling, of specie since the publication of the last return. Simultaneously with the change at the Bank, an official notice has bees posted up at the Bourse forbidding dealings in such foreign securities as have not been admitted to official quotation. This . measure is evidently aimed against the active speculation which has for some time past been in progress on the Bourse in such stocks as Mexican, Greek, and Turkish Conealidiki, and under the stimulus of which large amounts of these securities have been introduced into France, causing a corresponding exportation of gold. The speculative movement in Mexican Bonds at Paris has been especially fierce, owing to the idea that the coming Moxican Loan must be guaranteed, or materially assisted in some manner by the French government. In so far as the measures now adopted tend to moderate, both here and in France, a too eager speaulationfin foreign stocks yielding no interest, they are not to be regarded with disfavour, although they are likely to cause much loss to such operators as have ventured beyond their depth. Perhaps the result may prove the present to be merely a healthy check, tending, after the usual purging, to place the markets on a sounder basis. This seems to be the view taken at Paris, where the Renter have risen on the day's notifications. Owing to the arrival at maturity yesterday of the India Four per Cent. Debentures, which involves the distribution of between 2,500,0001. and 5,000,0001. of cash, the supply of money in some quarters was more plentiful, and the applications at the Bank of England Discount-office did not exceed a moderate total. The market generally, however, was far from easy, and wine difficulty was experienced in placing good bills at any reduc tion from the Bank minimum. The new Brazilian Loan was favourably received yesterday, in consideration of the large measure of substantial support which bad been secured for it prior to the issue of the prospectus, and of the circumstance that the price of issue is considered to have been fixed upon the fair principle of giving the subscriber an adequate margin for profit in re lation to the prices current for existing stocks. The price opened at 2 prem., which rate was at one time offered for the scrip, but in the afternoon the market was greatly prejudiced by the general heaviness of the Stock Exchange, and the closing price was no better than i to 3 prem. That the loan will be floated is certain, the applications being 'already both large an d of an influential character. The Spanish Financial Commission has notified that at the auction of the Foreign Redeemable (Pas sive) Debt, which will take plates ou the 31st inst., at Madrid, 11,202,880 reale have been assigned. About 100,000 sovereigns were taken from the Bank yesterday for transmission to Brazil to-day by the steamer Oneida, which will take in all 128,2181. in gold. On the other hand, 22,0001. was purchased by the Bank. The Hausa, from New York, has brought 50,0001. in specie for England. The Melbourne advice+ just to band announce the shipment of 380,0001. in gold for England. Some remittances have probably also been made from Otago, New Zealand. A portion of the Mexican dollars by the last packet was sold yestere.sy for China at Oz. 3d. per ounce, showing a fractional reduction compared with the recant quotation. The decline is caused by the expectation of large arrivals of dollars from Mexico, combined with the receipt of unsatisfactory advice* from Japan. The China exchanges and the price of Mexican dollars in Shangliae are also flat.. The residue of the dollars by the present oppor tunity, although intrinsically of the same value as the rest, was disposed of at fic. Id. per ounce, owing merely to their having been coined at a new mint in Mexico, and being consequently unsuitable for China. The share list of the LandrMortgage Bank of India was closed yesterday, with applications for up wards of a million of shares, the number to be allotted amongst the public being only 25,000. At a meeting yesterday of the Oriental Inland Steam Company, it was resolved, after considerable discussion, to issue the present unallotted and for feited shares with a preferential right of dividend not exceeding 8 per cent. The holders of fully paid-up shares and C shares are to have a preference in the allotment. We understand that the directo:e of the Bank of Otago (Limited) have resolved immediately to reduce the nominal amount of the shares of that bank from 100 t. to 20f. The directors of the Metropolitan and Provincial Bank having been invited by several of the leading manufacturers of Macclesfield to open a branch in that town, have taken premises, and will shortly commence business there. The annexed communication is from the brokers to the Imperial Privileged Union Bank of Austria : I asks. TO ISE ZDTFOR OF TBZ LITRES& 81r,—The foilc;Togi;iegien; bas been received from the meet of the Impute! Privileged Uri= Bank of Austria at Vienna, in answer to inquiries addressed to him:—" Anglo- Austrian Bank has no advent's,* whatsoever that have not already been conceded to the Union Bank. I have the assu rance of the Finance Minister that the right' conferred upon the Union Beak are as extensive as it is palpable to grant. Further, I have been assured that a strict impartiality will be observed thy the government in reference) to the two establishments."—We are, BILL, TAWCLIT, and HILL. 29. Threadneedle-street. London, Oct. 8. The Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 2,0961. over last year ; the Manchester, Sheffield, and Lin colnshire an increase of 1,5961. ; the Midland an increase of 8,7971. ; and the North Eastern an increase of 4,4271. Mr. Abel Chapman, of 79, Old Broad-street, director of the Mid-Wales Railway, Mr. Alexander Calder, late director of the India General Steam Navigation Company of Calcutta, and Captain Luke Thomas, late of Men, now of 136, Leaden hall-street, and Tunbridge-wells, have joined the board of theldarine InvestineutCompany (Limited). This company's operations comprise the negotia tion of loans and advances on shipping and other maritime property . . A call of 10s. to be paid on the shares in the Suburban Hotel Company by the 27th instant. The Emigration Commissioners have engaged the ship Vernon for the conveyance of passengers to Queensland. The following is Messrs. Culverwell, Brooks, and Co.'s report of yesterday's hide sales : At the nineteenth series of hides sales Tor the year there was an exceedingly good dernard,the homeandexport buyers both operating freely, and causing firm prices to au advance to be paid nu most dsemrptioaa East India. —Ox and Cow — Calcutta : There was a geed demand for all descriptions, prime and middling to fair (malaise selling at extreme prices, to an advance of id. to id. per lb. ; common sad middling at full, to an occasional advance of id. per lb. Madras, Kurracties, he. • Hides =resaleable at full prim The analysis of the sales' is 129,215 Calcutta new paresis, 37,335 brought forward tram former sales, and 10,117 Madras, Pondicherry, he., amoonting is ell to 176,667 hid", of which 145,796 were sold. East India : Buffalo were sold at fully former prices. Leather--East Indian principally sold at full to advanced prices. Australian sold at late rates. Russian at fair prime for the quality. Salted Hiles—Australian : Those sold were chiefly of =usually clean cure and good quality, and the edema was id._ pi lb., to an occasional id. per lb. to come in. Caps sold at full prices for the quality. West Indian sold well. South American : those sold were generally off quality. Dry : West Coast sold fairly. Horse Hides—South Americas : Dry sold at a slight advance. Salted, a few sold at full prices. Skins—Kangaroo all bought is. Bark—Mimosa : Chopped sold higher. The following, on the ilk market, is from the monthly circular of Messrs. Durant and Co., dated yesterday : Tbe sagest and position of our ilk market is materially changed since the date of our circular of the Bth September. At that time prices were supretl " have reached a nom. =lioranittratirtiy range,' n rs i u w as importerssoo rd were The next generally timpani reported doubt to the extant of the supply from China, and a modille a el estimate of probable poly hem Japan. This induced something more than fl a r:arias us the part of importers, and a degree of speculative action on the part et igen resulting in an advance of folly le, sad la was eases ls. 64. per lb., and active business for about a fortaight. Dories the last ten days the mark- t ias been comparatively quiet, the advance is prices haducieg caution and throwing cootiessial useallactarars especially upon European silk ; the arrivals too have been rather limited, in feet till the last few days we were left appa rently almost without silk. This month we are likely to receive about 6.600 balsa. Japan silk hat shared to the full extant in the general improvement. Of Bengal silk we cannot report so favourably, but even this clue is appa rently less dead. In Feriae silk the shames of coarse Chi= sod Cantos silk has caused some little enquiry. The east periodical public sales are fixed to commence on the 21st instant. The return of the Bank of England for the week ending Wednesday, Oct. 7, compared with that for the previous week, shows the following changes : Circulation issue 4:33,820,090 Decrease k 409,250 Circulation active Public dopes= ... 9,510,057 Increase 239,671 Other deposits erwsisnient maturities in basking department 11.14=7 Decrease 57 Othersecurities in banking department Cie and bullion in both department' 14,656,107 Decrease 421,848 Seven day end other bills 777,032 Decrease 17,615 The &sit Notes in reserve Total reserve (notes knot) banking depar=est) 7,737,662 Decrease 672,323 The changes shown in this return are again of • decidedly unfavourable character. The government disbursements at the turn of the financial quarter have not prevented an increase in the public de pollute, but the activity of the commercial demand for money has caused extensive withdrawals of private deposits. The addition lately made under the head of private securities being at the same time fully maintained, the reserve presents a fresh re- Auction of 672,8231. There is also a further decrease of no less than 421,8481. in the coin and bullion, although during the week under notice the amount of imported gold sent into the Bank was about 120,0001. in excess of the sum officially re ported as withdrawn for exportation. A continued and, under the circumstances,. remarkable ab sorption of coin in the province.* is thus indicated. BANK OF RNOIAND.—= mem= peasant to the Lot 7th ass ma Vas., e. is. for the week ending on Wedsesclay. Oct. 7. lade NM MAW' Niles honed ttboite,Oso - Gro7e7;nent drat.. L 11,01410 Other securities.... 9.614.900 Gold coin and bal. - iii.; -- -- 11.170,0110 Silver bake .... .. itt&te.).o9o RJAmon Progriafar' Capital 514, 5. 663 754 ,000 Rea .615 t.DUo Deposits N olmUq Ezehirq ISay. busks, Car =lc of Natioadil /44820,000 PAWKY:IM Government Seen- Mies ,inclualug Dead Weight As- Dusty , Other Semitic. Notes Oda and Sil% es Coin 6h3,917 Debt,~eod Div Accts.) Other Deposits IVO:VW Seven day and other little 777.032 441,470,425 , .4.4Lg0.0s kr... a ALL. cnief6;:ii,;,i: Oct, 8. 1933. THURSDAY iVIRMINI. Console, which closed yesterday at 931 to f for the sth Nov., were first marked to-day 931, and closed at 931, " buyers," the price for money being at the same time 93 to 4. After the close of the Stock Exchange the market was rather Batter. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Console, for money, 93, 4, 93, ditto for account, 934, Three per Ceuta. Reduced, 91(1 f, t, ; New Three per Cents., 914, t, ; India C l ive per Cent. Stock, Mt t : di tto Four per Cent., 100# ; ditto Four per Ceut. Debentures, 1864, 1001; ditto, 1864 or 1866, 1004 ; ditto Bonds, 22a, 19e. prem. ; Five per Cent. " tutee's' "rupee paper, 1074 ; Bank Stock, for account, 239. The India Five per Cent. Stock was steady. India Bonds were quoted Ifis to :its. prem. ; and Exchequer Bills, par to 3s. prem. The foreign stock market opened with compa rative firmness, and a recovery took place in several of the more speculative descriptions ; Mexican, for example, which closed yesterday at el to 43, being purchased as high as 43, while Oreek, which left I off yesterday at 37 to , eras inarkesl at 373. A reaction soon set in, however, and during the afternoon there was a constant increase of depression. The double a•inouncenieut from Paris above referred to finally caused the mar ket to close heavily at the 'Windt point. Id spapatby with the general depression hi the Stock Exchange, the shares of the Anglo-Austrian Bank have fallen to to 14 prem., yet the appli cations, besides being of an excellent clam, are already so large as to place the establishment of this undertaking beyond doubt. An improvement has taken place to-day in the shares of the Standard Bank of Africa ; but, with this exception, the tendency of prices in the beak share market was downwards. A reduction has taken place in Bank of Wales, English, Scottish, and Australian Chartered, London and Buenos Ayres, London and County, London Joint Stock, Metropolitan and Provincial, London and Soutk American, and OrientaL Anglo-Mexican Mint shares continue in demand. There were also in quiries for Copper Miners of England Preference. National Discount, Joint Stock Discount, and South African Mortgage and Investment, were flatter. Ocean Marine shares were last quoted 13 to prem. ; Thames and Mersey, n to .14 prem. ; North British and Mercantile, 174 to 18 ; Uni versal, par to prem. ; Commercial Union, 3; to prem. ; London and Provincial Marine, die. to prem. Imperial Union Privileged Bank of Austria shares were nominally quoted par ; East Lon don Bank, 14 to 2 prem.; Buxton Hotel, to I prem. ; Prince of Wales Hotel, par to prem.; Star and Garter Hotel, per to prem. New Zealand Six per Cents were more offered. American railway securities retain a drooping tendency. MIHB&-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLocz. There is a good amount of business in the mining market to-day. East Chiverton, Great Fortune, West Chiverton, tionamens, and Wheal Hope shares are firmer, and Wheal Chiverton inquired for. On the other hand, East Caradou and New Rosewarne have declined. Subjoined are some of the present quotations, viz :—East Chi carton, 7to ; East Caradon, 23 to %; Wheal Chiverton, 111 to 12; Wheal Beton, 200 to 205; East Cern Brea, 3to I; Great Fortune, 28 to I ; Drakewalls, 30e. to 40a. ; West Chiverton, 43 to 48e ; Gonamena, 2j to 3 1 ; Lon e, "buyers" ; New Rosewarne, 21 to 23 ; Wheal Ludcott, 2g to j ; and Wheal Hope, 4 1 to s}. Foreign and colonial mining shares exhibit De change. Yudanamutana are inquired for. CallifilßOlAL AND MARKET& ---- KARK-LANIII.--(THI8 DAY. ) The arrivals of English wheat fresh up to-day were oaly moderate, but the general quality of the maniples was flea. Both red and white parcels ehangsd hands slowly, but as prime quite equal to Monday. The show of foreign' wheat was gin extensive. Really . fi ne samples caw mended full mummies ; but the inquiry for them was confined to small quantities for immediate ace. Low and damp qualities met a dull Inquiry, and the quotation ewe almost nominal. Floating cargoes of grain off mast were a dew sale, bat not cheipir. English barley mom somewhat freely to hand, and the &apply of foreign wan oa the Merman Bales programed slowly at full currencies. The inquiry for malt was tolerably healthy. and late mho were well supported. The supply wee a fall average one. There was a steady sale for good sad floe oats at previous rates. Heated samples were much &enacted. The inquiry for beam was limited. Priam, however, wens Most kiads d pees were very boars ; but we have no chew to setae. in their value. Both Beglish and forays flour sold at fall currencies. The trade, however, was by ao MINIM actin. The seed trade was rather henry. In priers, ewerer, very little ehaoge took °does. Cakes wares doll inquiry. COMMIT PUPIL P., Qr. gen.Kosi:retr 1 - 41 4 - 4 to iS Mtn, new 41 to 44 Dltte.whlt4l2 40 to 45 Ditto. new 41 to v wo;frac ana Lincoln red 1332 4l to 43 141tto i r i z iii 4l to 64 Malting • MO to 60 Dixtilting ... tt to so Gnarling 26 10 111 Muir. Essex, Norfolk, and tialoik OO to In Kingston and Wars 67 to 418 &own Km Old and 34 ta SI OATI _ _ Intl* tea -- lB to St ~ potato 23 to 911 ref Qr. 6411. .-- loolat. kat to II to Si 16 to SI ha. voC e. - Its* lifulti. Mumps M to s Tick St to IS gip se to If 7 1 164 66 36 to 46 PIM _- to to XI yvy _ • ofoot W wIL~ STW 411 WIMa?. a. I. Toss eado:Fer .-- i4 IN. liemilbad )4 So 211 4 to 4 I . = sad Buick, es skip 27 to lib Rookie usit luQio berg LS to II Rostock t Macklin* Ds= 42 to 48 3r to 46 Rassisit, hard soft Amirtean, red .. white 44 to 48 lartit. ... . rarer Grinding et to II Distilling Malting °Ars. _ _ _ Dutch. brow IS to VI food ARRIVALS OP GRAIN, &a, CARRZAGR MOM OCT. OAT& ' bola out Swath& 17 to!! , Itrion Drib r4 to sr NOPAIa st ur A WIN* -- Yaw PI to • u M • brogue Coax. _ _ "sear /7 to • ham Tree* pm sack .... 21 la IP —•— .lusardasas, per an... DP to IS Canadian. It t• 111 INTO LONDON. RN WANES TO OCT. 8. INCLUSIVIL Wbers. /18888/. Halt 046 a Row. 4n. 44n yrs. cirs. WEL. rade& Mtl ab sal lloolchl 1110 217 0 850 .. Foreign non !fie .. WOW 650 268 Teta lB4BO 1 11146 860 81830 ;18,061 1880 - LIVERPOOL COTTON k OORN MARKETS, MIDI DAY.) (NY USW= AND INTWINATIONAL 11:4610z4p0.) (12011 owl OWN OOSIUMPOIDINT.) OcrrroN.—Tbs market steady. Balm probably 8,000 balm. Comh—The market was moderately attended, and the general tone remains unchanged sines Toesday. Wheat and flour fink& Indian i.e. and ggyptiaa beans have un &nom' no change. Other Miele, dull. MINCING LA.NZ.—(THIM DAY.) Bcrialt.—The market coatinnes very firm, and in soma MOOS higher prime have again been paid. The sales forbade brown Mauritius at 30a. 6d. to 61. ; Manilla eland at 33e. 13d. ; Cuba Muscovado brown at 33.. to 35e. 6d. ; grey to fin pale yellow, Mc lid. to 41s. 6d. Porto Rion, brows. 34e. to 3 .a.; low to good miild:inj, yel low. 335. 6d. to 37.. 61 Refined has sold at a further advance, making about 15.13 d. from the lowest point. Correa.--The parcels of Plantation Ceylon brought to public side bare sold more steadily, io some rases at firmer prices for Eno qualities ; triage 67a to 73.. tit. ; tine ordinary and low middling, 765. 61 to 7fis. 6.1.; middhar sod good middling, Sts. to 84s. ; hue, Ms. to 64e. 6d. ; pea berry. 110 s. to trs. COCOA has sold at previous rates. Trinidad grey and ordinary red, 52.. to Ma. fid. ; middling to good red, 39a. to file. Cat TEA.—The public sales have gone off with more spirit at full prim... Ittne.—Tbe sales are limited to a few casks of Jams's& at previous prices; good Leese:de at Is. Sjd. Facer.—Tbese is a fair seasonable demand for currants mid raisins at full peen. Rice.—The demand is not active. Wbite Benkil sold at 10.. 70. for low, and at 12e. 9d. for good. SALTrersz. —No sales reported. Corron.—The market is firm. Yesterday the sales were 2,000 bales, wally all for arrival. J LA T- —Dual o ens Is doing at lest sale's prices. Heys.—Russian has sold at 431. for Marina Rhine, sad I st 41li. ss. for government rejected. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The sossket is steady at the estbkdood prices :—Towo tallow 44a. 91. ; Pstarsbara Y.C. the spot, 44.. Lai.; Octob;r to December. 445. BJ.; Deossabar, 4.15. to IL • oory to Match, 4:ss. 3d. to Cs. &L ; Co. 9d. to 465. lIIDE MARKET.-CIIIIB DAY.) LE/LW:PHA= —Hides. Prices: foGlbs. to 641'us.. 20. to :id. ; 64th.. to 711th.. W. to 3 d. ; 721bs. to SOlos.. 31 to 4d. ; Pflass. to 8011..., 41 to 40. ; 881bs. to 9416 a. 41 to bd. ; 96165. to 1011135., 41. to 5,14. }tone bides. Ws. Ott. to 12s. (3dl skins, haat, 2s. 61 to 4.. ; fall. 7s. Bauwaroser.--Sheep ski., polled. 7s. to Us. 34. : half kids. 158. Id. to Gs. sd.; downs, 4s. GI to 3s. i 1 ; Luutu. 3s. 64. to Gs. 3d. BOROUGH HOP HARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Mears. Pattewiro and Smith report so extensive undo doh* in all descriptions of the new growth, at dimmed prase for goo ample& Curteocy :—Mid as East Kass. 1000, 140 a to Ms.; Weald Kant, 90s. to u 0..; bas4 o 4 840 to 120 a. COAL MARIIrf.—(THIS DAY.) Walla Bad Hatton, 21s. ; Walla Eud Braddyls Hettes, 20s. IL; Walls End Kolbe, 20a; End Therm 194.; Walls Ems' Framwellsate. 19s. ; Walker l'no nee, Us. 611.; Wylara, 17s. 2.1.; Taafsaid Moor Butes, 14a. IL; West Hartley, 17'. 6d.; Cosmos Hartley, 17s. W.; Beloide Hartley, 17s. Gd.—d 3 skip st market. ril :di pi 14 iii i - 4 I ml. litS 1,1 104 zd 123 zd la I , i :el 12 Idi zd .. xd - id xd id 04.110 100,00 •M MAW ^NM NUM IMAM MIN !Arm WM