The Express. — London, England, 1863-10-12 00:00:00

LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE IBT ELtCThIC ITLIGILLPIL) NEWMARKET MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) SWEEPSTAKES OF 20 SOVS. Walloon .„ Peignoir ... 6 rau. ENTRY FOR 501. PLATE (FIRST CLASS). T.Y.C. Lucky Star, Crytbia, Young RaOd„ OaryophyUns, Mist Farah c, No Name, Templar, Guerilla, Los&n, Rothschild, Hypatia, Oakapple, and Miss Whip f. AU are here. ENTRY FOR 501. PLATE (SECOND CLASS). T.Y.C. Mesa. General Lookstrset, Signalmen. Roeder t . lles Whip 1, Talmo, Ramrod, Neolyte , Anniacton, ut ter c, and Maid of Radiant AU are hare. HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES OF 10 SOPS. T.Y.C. AP 83 7 Age et lb itrdale k.lphia 3 7 1 Waterkelple 3 7 Cameo Dirt Cheap Attract:lea 2 6 .. 2 7 11.1srartithe Coatroom , 2 6 All are hera. Queen Lily colt. SOVS. Lad bail of Ab.M. nouns are ben. ICAP PLATE. Cannwitolt Age lb Gone 4 7 20 4 Fitz Eve 5 7 0 Tons& I 6 12 LJttle Dick 6 6 9 Ennwon 6 6 6 tUet*i Look Shan 4 612 SWEEPSTAKES OF 300 S Linda sod Yams E.NIBY FOR 00 HANDII 6ibrater • Pally Edmond pulcibells Aurelian Tsttno Paste Mark Prince Myrtle All us Wks. Age tlb 5 It 7 • 4 a 0 SWEEPSTAKES OF 50 SOVS. D.M. Comae bin. ARRIVED.—Vidett• c tir to Dresideongist, Garotter, Wild Swifter., Diomede, Lord Burleigh, Mysterious Lady, Flaseur, Mmagan, and Natbelie. LATEST BETTING. CESAREWITCH. 4 to 1 opt Liao's* (t) 6to 1 Limas& (t) 8 to 1 Emblem (t) Bto 1 Drazosoot Boy (t 1 20 to 1 Umpire 0) 20 to 1 Bka.dowa 20 to 1 Jock of Hosea (t) al to 1 Roeseaoff (t) THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) MARLBOROUGH-STREET. BOINISIT AT • 'MIMI'S. . . . . --- Henry Joka Wright, a boy io the employ of Mr. Chutes Boyers:it ieweller, of 204 Bagent-street, wea charged before Mr. Boo: with stealing two rings, six gold watch hooka, and a pair of earrings, altogether of the value of about 201. From the evidence of Mr. Hayward it appeared that on Wednesday last he gave the prisoner • ring of the value of IL Ss. to take to • .0111113aS named Wilkinson, rankling at Skinner Clerksnwell, to be repaired, and also ether packets • rim. watch books, and • pair of ear rings, to deliver at other phew. The prisoner never deli vered the weak but ascondsd, and Mr. Hayward then communicated with the police, and on the prisoner being Woe to Mr. Hayward on Saturday evening he said that he had last the Sergeant Charles Cole, Z 3 C, who had been to Windsor tad Woolwich la search of the prisoner, said that on re ceiving the primmer into custody he searched him but did let gad anything ea him. At the station he told the in. motor (Mr. Bowles) that he had pledged the articles at different phase, but he had 'Ad another Penton that he bed thrown the welch books away is the Underground Railway between Govrenetreutand Portland-road. Mr. Kam remandad the prisoner, who had only been In Mr. Hayward's employ four mouths, and had so goodies' to sub the witnesses, till Thursday sent. noun'? •71•6 C ON • colisrAns NT name. (home Lktgetlys alio' Leadtesber waa charged before Mr. Knox wits heft conoerned in a carriage robbery and vio lent attack on Ckapple, a plain clothes ofdow of the E &nom. Chap*, who has the remains of two very bad black eves, law a man (ender remand), the prisoner, and two Miters standing in Great Posthand-street. One of the man took a shawl out of • and than threw it back again, and made oft pursued the man, wbo attacked hint baits:scat violist maser, and the prisoner and the two others then came op and joined in the attack on Chapple who was grossly ill-used, the time of the affray being 4 o'clCck in the afternoon, and no one assisting the constable, wbo, how ever, secured the Tao who took the altawL fiergesat Presidia, 20 11, deposed to taking the prisoner into custody last eight, when, witboat telling him the charge, he said that be was " no worse than the others." Mr. Boor remanded the prisoner to be brought up with the others. WESTMINSTER DNGRACINDL AND UNPSOVOKID arteam.r. Julia O'Hara was charged with the following unprovoked outrage : Dennis Sullivan, a very respectably attired mat, who described himself as an attendant at the Beath Ken- Marto% Museum, living at 28, Mooriestreet, said that between twelve and one this morning be was proceed ing along Kensington towards home, and when be got into Bileerterrace was accosted by the defendant, who asked hint if he had ante a policeman. Hs replied be had not lately, bet there would soon be one round that way. Ddendmit then walked along with him and said be had been robbed by two or three persons is Moore. street. Complainant lot wishing, however, to be followed by the defendant, who be saw was drunk, sad might create a disturbance in his (complainant's) street, endeavoured to get away from him, but despite his exertions defendant ;stet in running after him and " polies," and at Modiste& him, and tripped . him up ; complainant se struck his forehead serrously oe the km-batons. De fendant still held him altar this and moulted him of robbieg him. A policeman soon mme up, when defendant repeated his statement; but the covetable knowing complainant, and seeing the defendant was drank. refused to believe the latter's statement, and took him into custody for areaulting cemplainant. Robert Illgraye, 182 B said he had previous to this found the defendant drunk an d pomaded him to go home, and Thee he earns round his beat again, hewing a disturbance, he proceeded to the spot and found the complainant and defendant straggling. The former was quite sober and bleeding copiously from a wooed over the eye, while de fumigant was drunk. They preferred Unit different corn. plaints, and he took defendant into custody. The accused said he was drunk, and knew nothing what ever shoat the matter. Mr. Areal mid it was really too bed that a respectable weit preasediug quietly lune) should be illtreeted in this unverreatable eraser, and fined defeodeat 30a. or oise mouth's hispriecoseet. He wee looked up. _ SOUTHWARK. Irt3GCrLAR CILIUM or MAIM. Henry Zda;;;A7liii: arespecte bli;-FoOling man, as *moth= conductor, was plated at the bar before Kr. Burnham for final examinatioe, charged with intermarrying with Emma Mills, hi first wife being then and sow he*. Mr. W. Mole appeared for the MCI:Md. Benjamin Saunders, father of the first wife, said that ha was present at their marriage at St. Paul's Church, Covent prden, on the 27th of December, 1842. Witness had latterly heard that be had since married another female, consequently he pee information to the police, which led to his apprehension. Emma Mills, a very respeetablelooking female, was then called, sod said that the prisoner paid his a d dress to her in the early part of the pressat year, stating himnall to be a single man. On the Ist of May lest they wore married at St. Mary Magdalen , Southwest. Robert Steward, Police-constable 499 A, said the prisoner WSII give. WO custody on Sunday morning last. Sims then be had compared the two certificates produced with the church register, and they correspneded exactly. Mr. Edwin having said that , bis client would rearm his defence, Mr. Bonham fully committed him for trial. MNIALIAING A lACZNSID vtcroaLLll Boyce. Visrialarer'slabourer, wee clid with misoonduct at the New Dover Castle wise and spirit esta blishment, llarshasts Lambeth, and amanitas Yr. Joseph Sams, the lead! . The latter mid that the prisoner was in frost of his bar on Saturday night fighting and quarrelling, and whim he silted himto leave the Loose he struck him. Whams went round the bar to eject him, when be threw himself down and struck sad kicked everybody near him. Os mddieg kiss out at the door he struck witness again, whoa he gave hiss Into custody. In answer to the charge the prisoner said that he was oar teinly sorry for his misconduct. lie had too mach to drink on Saturday sight sad had been locked up ever Wee. Mr. Borchers teak the coafioessent into °misidentifies, sod Bari him in the mitigated penalty of us., and in default 01 Payment committed him for seven days. EMIGRATION OI HAN DLOOK WEAVERS. —Oa Thurs day eight another batch of emigrants was despatched from the Uttodsl mistime, Carlisle, os their way to New &dead. This draught consisted of three families, the beads of whom are Thomas Ma* Thomas Hughes. sod John Walker. They were loot oat coder the auspices of the Carlisle Emigration ficciety. Naos the last psrty of emigrants left the bomber of looms destroyed has bees levee, maldefit w eeal destramies et 44 of tholemashie.. that hays so per p.teakel the eon miserable trade of headman was Corfiste Journal. The American yacht Gipsy has been sold to an Eeflish gentleman for 2,51101. The American papers record that the wife of General Tom Thumb is rackets. THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 12, 1863. TA.IfIrORTH ZLECTION.-(THIS DAY.) In 'sumac TaxaGun.) (molt OVR OWN coutzsronrom.) STATE OF THE POLL AT ONE O'CLOCK. Mr. Jobe Peel l9s Hon. H. Cowper These figures may be regarded, I believe, is dac;sive of the arctic.. Stock am Mood this day ....orb Debray bet week alto boa Ist Jim Wool I west Ditto trots lit Sono ricoT.Contiospottlia dig ewt I Ditto Town INA Petilay 36. MS 11,447 61,811 1,061 81,82{ 516 Ott 1144. 161. 411612 1,680 37.761 3,386 1310.54 67.61. Ma N. MAN %Mt 10.1 M 6.764 nen 45.. 64. N. M. Arrival far Ore week °oaths lotk Oetnner last vr.r. 7 each, mei &Wary, LIMO calm The arrival lad week comprised COM an tram Petsreiserg. ZS boas Amaral*: 157 /rum mum raill maks MRTROPOLITAN °ATTU MARIE?. mins pAT.) _ _ _ _ We have again a large repelyoi bats; the weathar ti favourable. and the beat qualities maintain late quotations. Legator dserriptions meet with a heavy sale, and several remain unsold. The Rumba of sheep is rather larger than on Monday last, sad trade very dial, coosequently it is diMorilt to realise late rater. C4res are Whine shout the same se on Thursday. Tres Germany sad Holland there as. 3,180 besets. 9,180 sleep, sad 33y calm. Ireland. 1 950 bends; sad 3,380 from the Northern and Midland Oo — PT; 4•46 63 Vbs... 4. G. 4. Pot 46044 Wins. v. il. 344 84031. Hardsla 4 5 4404 Dora Midst& 0 0 344 144014444 4 6 Bad 104r-w0015.... 6 0 dewed qua Medi It $ Do. de. alma .. 0 0 061••• Pigs 364D•1 et ifit4rol6 4 _ 4 __, Lambe . _ . __ _0 0 6, - 871; ti 3 ; Ples, 4.4. O 0 4 10 O 0 4 4 o 0 0 awl lambs. i 1.1179: Calm. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIB DAY.) limo. Pittman' sod Smith report a owatiatiod eetin downed for ell awe donription of Ws sow growth, at folly last woolesprion. INIRKELPKILS' Toateco —On Saturday, ie additioo to the new duty on beer licenses as stated in the Express, the following province in the Dame Aet 36 and 27 Viet., c. 33. came into operation :—" Where,. hr the law in form licenses to deal is or sell tobaceo or snuff expire on the sth of July io each year, and it is expellent to alter the time of the expiration of such licenses taken oat for the sale of tobacco or snuff in Taus or houses licensed for the sale of beer by retail to be consumed upon the premises, be it enacted that all such Hoene' aforesaid taken out I.y inn- I keeper, or meow bowed to sell beer to be ecomunied up= the premien. sitar the sth of July next after the peeling of this set zed before the II th of °amine, 1864, .1.0 be and motions in form until the said lest-mentionsd day, and ell such bosoms which shall be taken eet ea or after the said last-iuseidoned day shall expire on the 10th October wit after the gnat* thereof, and every sash limes, as afore said which shall be ti forth at the time of the passing of this sot, or which shall be takes oat oe or before the end 6th July meet after the pee nag thereof, 01.11 continue in force ustil the 11th of October nest after the reader thereof, and is nape of every wash Itemise es aforesaid which shall be la fore. between tie sth Jelly and the 11th October next, a rmy the pradreg of this est, there shall be charged and paid in roweled the add bet-mentiensill period. and is additi to uhedaty paid or payee's thermos the dirty for ass qu e. ear ef a pear, and Inch addieieenl detw shell be resavars%e is ilmanarror magi *sr kV milia." SHARE LISTS.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLooi. The dealings in the railway market continue upon • restricted scale, and prices in moat instances are without alteration. The principal feature is a decline of 1 per cent. in Metropolitan stock. Great Eastern has also receded f, and Mid land 1. Great Western has improved per cent. London and North Western stook now quoted 1021 to 1 ; Great Western, 651 to ; Midland, 1271 to 1281 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1111 to 1 ; Great Eastern, 511 to 1 ; Caledonian, 114 to 1191 ; South Eastern, 961 to 1 ; Great Northern, 126 to 127 ; London and South Western, I.olf to 1 ; and Metropolitan, 130 to 131. Indian, Canadian, and foreign railway securities are quiet, at previous quotations. Lomas' 611•11.0 AID lIT3r 1111 p, I I ILAnMAYa I aftll4 Batanial irial . "Mi l. I DALe".7 ualtwasi blames AID ST3CII2I. lina.,Wol.astees Myles rad 1 4 ... &Wel awl auks Clark sad Do. •J • sadly. wall t Do. Iv... 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"al • .1. $ Disera's :is • se :I as - DR 27b a id 6 24 c 11 12 t 2 2 , II 2 312 " is AI. is - Ili if SO i 1 f• If 11 .ti .tte lOC lie' 116 116 pa I pm 164 1 , 07 1i 1 apm II 29 ; ; I} IMs I if Opla 1, 1. si __as M - ii liiie 'lli iire is LIS or za in li rl, 1 Pac t r. 4 1 re 1 2 O. i ' Ow 3 SI db iva 41 60 II SS 19 113 pm 1 Oi tb 13 IS V IS Ti 1 lips It 76 Ile 16S le Ipa 311 161 IL I 1$ 16 ni i T 100 a 30 111 1 MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY) Two &Own. The stock markets continue to show sensitiveness, owing chiefly to a vague feeling of uneasiness with regard to the future course of the money market. The funds remain at the dull quotations of Satur day. Home railway stocks present little change. The only fluctuation of importance is in the foreign stock market, where the principal fea ture is a further considerable fall iu Greek Bonds. Attention is directed to the settlement, which commences to-morrow. _ . At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reutefs telegram, the Three per Cent. Rented were quoted 671 r. 70c., showing no alteration compared with the last price of Saturday. Consols remain quoted 921 to 93 for money, and 93} to } for the account (Nov. 3'. The official business report is as follows :—Threejper Cent. Consols, for money,92l, 93*, 92} ; ditto, for account, 93} ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 91} ; New Three per Cents., 91*, ; i Bank Stock, 233 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 108}, ; ditto Four per Cent., 100} ; ditto, [Four per Cent. Debentures, 1864 or 1866, 100} ;1 ditto Bonds, 18s. prem. ; Five-and-a-Half .13er Cent., " enfaced " rupee paper,ll6l ; and Exchequer Bills. 3s. prem. Greek Bonds have fallen 4 percent, and Spanish Passive 4. On the other haud, Mexican have risen 4, and Turkish securities are generally better, owing to the favourable budget. Souse of the present quotations are annexed .-Tnrkish, 1834 Loan, 92 to 93, ex div. ; ditto, 1858, 694 to 704 ; ditto, 1862, 704 to 71 ; the Consolides, 63 to ; Greek, 334 to ; Mexican, 42 to ; and Spanish Passive, 344 to 35. Transactions are recorded an follows :-Brazilian 1852, 1858, 1860, 91, 4 ; Danish, 1825, 85 ; Egyptian, 1004, ; ditto Second Issue, 1004 ; Greek, for account, 334, 33, ; ditto Coupons, for account, 16, 154 ; Italian, for account, 72k, ; ditto Marezumana Railway, 814, 81, f ; Mexican, for account, 424, 42, 4, 411, 424, 42 ; New Granada, 154, ex div. ; Portu guese, 1856, 1857, 1859, 1860, and 1862, for account, 494, 4, j ; Russian, 1822, 934 ; ditto 1850, 904 ; ditto, 1862, 934 ; Spanish, for account, 544 ; ditto New Deferred, for account, 48E; ditto Passive, for account, 344, 354, 344; ditto Certificateclor account, 134, 14 ; Turkish, 1854, for account, 92, ex div. ; ditto 1858, for account, 704, 70 ; ditto 100 i, Bonds, 734 ; ditto 1862, for account, 71, 704 ; Venezuela, 1862, for account, 614. The new Brazilian Loan, after improving to 3 to 1 prem., is now quoted f to prem. The Con federate remains quoted 66 to 67 ; and the Colom bian, dis. to prem. International Financial shares are rather lower, at 41 to 41 prem. ; and General Credit and Finance at 21 to 21 prem. London Financial are quoted 31 to 31 prem. ; Hudson's Bay, 11 to 11 die., showing a slight decline ; and Egyptian Trading, 11 to 1/ prem._ _ _ _ . . The shares of the Mortgage Bank of India are steady, at 31 to prem. ; and those of the Anglo-Austrian Bank at Ito 1 prem. The new Discount Corporation shares are quoted 2i to 2i prem. In the existing state of speculative tension any adverse statement or event has a marked effect upon prices. At the moment, the anxieties of weak holders have especial reference to the ap proaching settlement, it being apprehended that unusual caution will be exercised by the dealers and brokers in carrying over purchases, and that the more speculative foreign stocks will not com mand loans by any means so readily as of late. It would seem, therefore, that the arrangements in connexion with this settlement will test the market., the subsequent course of which may perhaps be comparatively free from agitation. - . ' '• ' Apart, however, from the floating speculation in foreign stocks, public securities are checked by a less confident feeling respecting the prospects of the money market, grounded mainly on the less fa vourable condition of the accounts of the Banks of England and France. Under existing circumstances it is believed that a continuance of the recent largede mend upon the Bank of England would cause the rate of discount to be at once raised, and it is not forgotten that on some former occasions, when this impression has risen uppermost in the public mind, the public have themselves, in a sense, forced the Bank to take the action apprehended, through pressing needlessly upon the discount office. From day to day, therefore, the position and policy of the Bank will now be discussed, and this is a condition of affairs which usually weighs to some extent upon the stock markets. The fortnightly settlement in shares and foreign stock., will commence to morrow (" continuation day") and terminate on Thursday. . , The Arabia has arrived from Boston with 10,4001. in specie. • Another new discount company is announced under the title of the Discount Corporation (Limited). The capital is 2,000,0002. sterling, in 20,000 shares of the unusually heavy denomina tion of lOW. each, but the first issue is to be limited to 100.100 shares. There is a deposit of IL per share on applicatiou, and I/. 10a. on allotment, and it is not contemplated to call up more than 20/. per share. One of the bases of the project is the co-operation of the old and respectable discount hone of Messrs. Bruce and Co. ' of Abchurch-lane. Two of the partners in this fi rm have joined the board, the general composition of which is satis factory. It is pointed out that by the acquisition of this business the new company commences with a large and valuable connexion. A " purely discount business" is stated to be contemplated, the company thus proposing to tread the path which is already usefully and profitably occupied by the old private discount firms and by the new discount companies. The head office is to be in London. The assurance is given that no promotion money will be paid, and that the preliminary expenses will be "strictly confined to such as are indispensable." It is understood that the arrangements for placing the capital of this undertaking have already matte great progress, and that its establishment is thus already assured. The scrip certificates of the Royal Sardinian Railway Company will be ready to be exchanged for the bankers' receipts on Wednesday, the 2lst inst. Official notice has been given of the interest pay 'neat (Bs. 7d• per share)dueon the let (13th) October, onitigaand Dunaburg Railway shares. The direction further give uotiee that the shares drawn for ceu ceiling, as advised on 12th (24th) August last, at Rige, will now be purchased at their original nominal value. . . . The scrip certificates for the new capital of 100,0001. of the London and South African Bauk, on which the instalments have been fully paid up, are to be lodged at the bank for registration. The Great Eastern Railway Company have just established a steam packet cattle service between Harwich and Rotterdam ; and although open fur only one week, it has thus early proved successful, the Blenheim paddle steamer iu one trip alone bringing over no leis than 775 head of live stock. The guaranteed interest for the half-year ending the 25th inst. is announced on Royal Danish Railway shares. For the sales of this week, 12,353 cheats of in digo are declared, of which about 2,000 are Ma dras, 2,500 Kurpais, 2,300 Gude, 1.000 Fig, GO Manilla, and the remainder Bengal. The last advions from India announce the fall of sudden and heavy rain in Moot, whereby (observe Messrs. Layton, Hulbert, and Co.) the crop has sustained considerable damage. - The subjoined remarks en tbe financial features of the day are from the circular of Messrs. Joseph Travers and Sons : --•— - - The anomaly of a long . period of simultaneous depression in the funds a nd in the price el wheat still omits noes. rurally, if there are no counteracting political iodating:es, the movements in these respective irsirkets an of an opposite character. Cheap bread and a buoyant Stook blichange are two conditions generally ezpooted to be witnessed together. The contrary has fur months part bean the case. Consols have been uninterruptedly doll, and wheat has uninterruptedly fallen in price, until it has reached a point lower than has bees witnessed since foringe grain was first admitted under the adoption ci free trade. A I , ognlar abeorption of the gold curreocy of the country. which has been going on since Midsummer, in the fain of large specie arrivals from America. Mexico, Australia, and elsewhere, seems to bays been a main cause d the heaviness in the funds, although the state of continental politics has bad Some isthmian but apparently no one is able to account for this absorption. the Tints of yesterday admitting that neither the demands for coin for harvest wages, nor for the purposes of autumn pleasure travel, can now be considered to offer a sufficient ez planation. The phenomenon is as interesting as it is unusual. We understand that sole= than 700,000 sovereigns were taken from the Bank of Eoglaaddur * the past week, the whole of which sum, with the exception of about ltfl.Wi, is believed to have been for home pur poses. If this is to be attributed to a state of remarkable activity of the wholesale and retail trade of the United Kingdom, and to the consequent employment of the great mass ci the people at more than ordinarily high wages, the prospect' of our produce markets, notwithstanding the largo supplies which are consigned to na from all part of the world, most be regarded as very satisfactoey, since a steady 'porous, of eoasussinion al all articles of food and lawny may in that mobs anticipated. At the isms time * se satisfactory to receive so strong a comets:nation of the wisdom of the rebuses upon the identity of the resources et the country expressed by Wes who refined to concur In the alarm with which a year ago a majority of the commercial community were disposed to view the probable consopasoces etas Lancashire distress. fiaroiDAT Emma. Consols, which closed yesterday at 931 to for the Bth November, were marked to-day 931, and closed at93l to a. For money the last price was 92/ to 93. The official business report is as follows : Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 93, 1 ; ditto for account, 931; Three per Cent!. Reduced. 911; New Three per Cents., 911, 1, ; Bank Stoet,233, ex div. ; India Five Cent. Stock, 1061 ; ditto Farr per Cent, 1 001, 1 ; ditto Four per Cent Deoentures, 1864, 1 ; ditto Bonds, 225. prem. ; Five-and-a-Half per Cent. " enlaced " rupee paper, 1161. The India Five per Cent. Stock remains firm. India Bonds were purchased at 22e. prem. Exchequer Bills were steady at par to 3s. prem. The traneactions in foreign stocks were to a good extent, and though there was no return of Use panic of yesterday morning, numerous variations occurred in prices. The general tendency was de cidedly downwards, particularly in the afternoon, when the moze speculative stocks suffered rather se verely. The Liverpool cotton market to-day was animated. The transactions have increased to 20,000 bales, and au advance of Id. told. per lb. has taken place. The demand for bank shares has not revived, except as regards the Metropolitan and Provincial Bank and the Bank of New Zealand, which were better to-day. A fall has taken place in City Bank and Union Bank of England and France. There was also a slight reduction in Bank of Queensland, Brazilian and Portuguese Bank, Bank of Hindus tan, and Union Bank of London. Ottoman Gu and South African Mortgage and Investment shares were inquired for. Anglo-MexicanMint and Crystal Palace were slightly weaker. International Financial shares were steady, at 41 to 5 prem. ; and General Credit, at 2 13-16 to 15-16 preni. ; while London Financial have de clined to 31 to 31 prem. Hudson's Bay shares were somewhat Satter, at to ie dia. ; and Egyp tian Trading, at 11 to 11 prem. The shares of the Anglo-Anstrian Bank have re ceded to Ito 1 prem. Those of the Indian Land Mortgage Bsuk were slightly flatter, at 3;- . , to 31 prem. Ocean Marine shares were last quoted 121 to 131 prem. ; Thames and Mersey, 3f to 4 prem. ; North British and Mercantile, 181 to ; Uni versal, to 1 prem. ; Commercial Union. 31 tol prem. ; London and Provincial Marine, f die. tot prem. ; and Oriental and General Marine, 11 to 11 prem. Imperial Union Privileged Bank of Austria shares were nominally quoted par to 1 prem. ; East London Bank, to 9 prem. ; and Star and Garter Hotel, to 1 prem. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MA RII-LANK.-ITIIIB DAY.) The arrivals of English wheat fresh up to our market this morning were very me lerate, and the show of samples Ina rather limited, but in foil average condition. For all kinds the demand ruled inactive. but, compared with Mon- ' day last, no change took place in the quotations. There wen several buyers in attendance from the north, but the low prices offered by them prevented business'. There we, a full average supply of foreign wheat on the sheds, fresh as well as ex.graoary. Selected qualities changed hands to a moderate extent, on former terms. In other kinds, next to nothing was doing, at barely late rates. I Both English and foreign barley-the show of which was only moderate-changed hands slowly, on former terms. The show of melt was seasonably extensive, and all kinds moral off slowly at barely previous quotations. The market was largely supplied with foreign oats, and the oat trade was heavy, at a decline in value of 6d. per' quarter. Beans commanded very little attention, and the quo tations pee way Is. per qr. We have no change to notice in the value et peas. The supply was limited, and the demand ruled heavy. American flour wri the tura cherper, with a dull in quiry. English qualities supported previous rates; but the trade was by no means active. Off coast 46cargoei of grain have been reported, 20 being wheat, 13 mane, 3 barley, 1 valooia, 2 beans, 2 oottoo seed, and 5 linseed. Wheat has changed hands somewhat freely, 3d cargoes having found buyers at full quotations. Berdianski has realised 37e. 6d. • Mariainople, 36e. 6:1. ; Ghirka Taganrog, 345. 3d. to 35a. &I. ; and 375. 64. per quarter. Main has advanced 3d. to 6d. per quarter, with an improved inquiry ; Galata Salina, 265. 911. to 26e. 101 d. ; Odom, 26a. 7gd. ;Threat, 255. lOgd. per qr. In barley, very little has been doing , at a decline of from 63. to Is. per quarter. Cyprus has produced TM. 9d. In rye very little has been doing, and the conditions may be con sidered nominal. Beans have moved off slowly, at 295. 33. foe Reside, and al!. 7PI, for mixed Egyptian. Milletseed may bequoted at 22a. to 2its' . 6d.; and Syrian fans, 245. to 245. 6d. per 4101bs. Linseed has met a dull inquiry, and prices have ruled somewhat maser. 'hoarse hes sold 460 a; Calcutta, on mange, 645. per quarter. In warehouse Bomuay is held at rids. to 695. ; Calcutta, 60a. to 63e. ; Egyptian, fine. to 625. • fine St. Petersburg, 635. ; Archangel, 531. to 600 a. • Riga, 45e. to 60s. per quarter. Linseed cakes have bee n about stationary, with a moderate inquiry. Guerrarape ser i Ls selling at 625. to 645. ; Ferozepore, 565. ; and Cal cutta. 525. to 53a. Der quarter. Cotton seed cakes are worth 41. 17s. 64. to 54 ss. ; sad Egyptian cotton seed has realised 74 10r. per tom. AsuuvaL or Suns.-Eaglisb : Taxes, 173 linseed, 106 ; rapeseed , 341; and sundry, 396 quarters.' Foreign: Linsed, 3,967; ripened, 1,957; mains, 9,380; and sundry, 1,090 quarters. Ezromm-Wheat, 108; linseed, 962; sod o;lseed, 200 quartos; floor, 571 cwt. CUMIN/ PRIM Knouna. P Qr. WNSAT. a. I. Cos; Lag, red left 40 to 43 Ditto, now 4l to 44 D1tt0,w1114 . 62 44 to 66 Ditto. new 42 to 47 NO;folk and Limon ' red lag 4l to 43 „ Dttt= r 4l to g Malting 29 to &I Grinding 3O to 23 1191.2. Ire; . 7190011 t, and Per Qr. I GEL _ 6 Scotch, fool 23 to 27 Ira, wri t e l6 to 21 black IMAM _ Mangan — SI to St net Maas Borrow Moos. ST to 43 PUS molt OO to MI Marta& sod Ware 67 to 68 Brown Rm. OM and new ft to 16 Grof - 314 to SG Maple SB to 40 MAW _ l7 bb _ _... OAIII. 'sill* feed la to 22 ~ potato lt to te 1... - 4,7 WIRAa I. a Dente sad Komp berg 45 to 36 29etock & Meal's- Tows nada; Tfor - 1720 lbs. Boaselsold St to OS Coautry Norfolk and Saffolk, ex ahlp 27 to 80 bar. ---- 42 to dB Dula XI to 44 Itaariaa. bird non 41 ~ Americas, red ..4 white . 114111 Xi. Tor Qr. O.K. o Danish sad Stredlab 16 to 19 UAW& _ 16 to 91 Danlott - 8! to ae ICIPO OO 3O to 32 rzu. Ortedlog -- 24 to 28 Mott Woe Matto, 0426. 115 to as $6 to 38 11:5 Intuit Ootut. .._ —.— Dutch. Iwow lll to SI hod Atarrius OF GRAM tc, I WATER CAVALLO& .V 9.0.1 CLITSITZ. wait. - -- to to so Yellow _ _ 27 to 22 MON. Tranah, par ark .... IT to 0 „ to Anterican. pat .. 19 to TS Canadian. .. 19 to 12 NTO CONDOS. IT LAND AND I OCT. 9 1u OCT. 10. IN. 117012 - inksoadiariey. Kau. um.. .....! ... pm we. ' us. vs. Ira us. Oda • ... r 4.15 SUS U7l 1197 .. ' Wok ... I ill .... .. .. foreign .. 3UU lii7 I .... flan sae .. , so i--- 1 Tad.— 48103 115 -M4s r 717111 UU 11117/1002 177d11 MIMING lANII.-(THIII DAL) Birian.—Tbe market esatierse AM, at beet wares prises for both raw and Mar, bat ibe amoant of briars imme rsed has been limited. Cortez—There is a limited inquiry far Orlon at per rare. Tess.—The Warms done rat full prior Public sales of Assam will ern room os Tuesday seat. Rica and Baum= as both quiet. Conoco.—Thu market has berme very active! at former pi ea. Sloven titorand bare sold. The public lake declared for to-morrow wort of 900 eoabs of west India. 9,503 bap Mauritius. 1.000 bap Ben- gal, 3,300 Imp of Mader and 180 bap Natal sugar ; 800 casks Bar India molasses ; 103 calks, 203 can.., 600 bags erre ; 500 bap coca ; 2,200 primps of AGISM tea ; 2,000 bags of rico, and some dryealtery goods. The indigo soles will also 001111111M011. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Tim marble is steady :—Town tallow I. onmtwilltle not at* ; Patenburg T.O. en the sod, 46e. ; October to December, 4.3 e. ; December, 456. IS& ; January to Moron, 46e. 9d. ; March. 46a, ON TALWW. Do. 004t4 W,. lb. '41. 1 . —Ufar Do.o Dap*: N. Lamaahumn Tartan. Loudon and Bisekvall orsh,Hilibtoo,hlLocer ZArtaoh,chathiholtDot. Loudon& North LoodootdouthWt!tort, 1430 le 6 100 Ku all fi7Pore sT;crCaribie.. _ _ 1 4.,.:.: . ::-. ..I Do. Now De. MILS Ara MI. M. Wu. ara) Do IMMO Itho Lew *l4 Kent. Trig LAO Zoe ....... Do.l4la..hwth.Dead. S. Didem-•Derwlek . D. 41.21.11. Pars D. Iwo& . D. Yowls Du. &Wigs - Z. I _ 6111cetiliaredebizo,... Ifaidielirsoleident !.1. •basaab ekrowalmary • We{dip) 11, !alb& okilver Do r.... Tit - - Traii.o;„ - 10 611 eloolswo & poi dnotoo 17 Do do 1868 8 Do do 183041 lie Tall Vole Ds Do 0 Vale at tea* —. likearta Me. • Ilaidep Watedord s [Elmer Wert (*rowan W.dartiepaotdarlAlt, taiIIMII3II n se DT Ai zd ► 0. prim. I ' 0 .2 lia I t p. se se 4 zrml 114 14 44 1 7 110 Sl9i SDI 1 10) 1 9 111 9 919 i 11 19 I 37{ 314 zd' It IA 111 I 1 13 1 I It l f l j 10 4r i 1 :4 21 I 2 01/15 405 15 17. 4zd ' IlDi toArlons. roRCON 081 ZLBALIM all .I.azaultaazgap.esaa7 al 1a... an Havana and Latium an Laasamte ■*l arlhasea all •air at Trams Sp. A. all ' (d ~ y eas La.) mil Pa- 4 Ly.n., Net a➢ Lend ....e4lsh all mak taaa•Vaa.Sp. a. all altars. p.a. in n1.11.i I I salaa , a 1 AT.W.sataaw..p.e. to. MINES.-(T1118 DAY.) Two o'CLocz. There is a fair amount of business in the mining market to-day, but the tendency of prices is rather unfavourable. East Caradou, Wheal Chiverton, North Crofty, Glasgow Ca radon, and Clifford Amalgamate 1 all show a slight r eduction, while Wheal Trelawney and Nangiles are firmer. East Caradon are now quoted 27t to ; Gonamena, 2S to 31; Wheal Chivertou, 11 to ; North Crotty, 41 to 5k ; Wheal Trelawney, 21 to 22} • Great South Tolgus, I ; to Wheal Basset, 75 to 77e ; Kitty Lelant, 14 to 15 ; Glas gow Caradou, 4} to ; Nangiles, 2711 to 284 ; Clifford Amalgamated, 37 to ; and Longrake, tites. Foreign and colonial mining shares are without alteration. St. John del Rey have been dealt in at 56, and United Mexican at 61. The Sardinian Mining Company (Limited) is announced with a proposed capital of 100,0001., in 101. shares, of which it is expected that not more than 61. per share will be called. The mine ral estates to be purchased and worked are situated about 30 miles from Cagliari, and have been spe cially examined by Mr. J. Howard Blackwell, general manager of the Nerbudda Coal and Iron Company. The ore is galena, with a moderate per centage of silver, and is .dated to be now worked to a profit. With an extension of operations increased returns are looked for. There are no royalties or rentals, apart from a government tax of 3 per cent on the value of the ore raised. The purchase money is 12,0001., of which one-third is payable in shares. At Cagliari smelting works are available. Four out of the six members of the board are directors of the Nerbudda Coal and Iron Company. The directors of the Linares Lead Mining Company on Thursday declared a dividend of se. pet s ha re on the paid up shares. A special meeting of the Tam ar Silver Lead Mining Company is called for the 3rd of November, to consider the expedieny of dissolving the company. PIIOI77CIAL mass INAIIifFS. Lummox. OCT. 10.—Sidee to-day :—Tancashire and Vat -1111-11anchenicr, Sheffield. and LIDA vbuittlie, 451 }— Metropolitan. I,",o—ditto, New DM Ahura. 1 lb.lllp.—North . tip 221-2.,:thEasteru, nifi—EulAi” And Lake Mimi, 61-16 pe r --ditto Seven la i— s M cr Cent. 10!. sharer. o—Mexican Three Cent., ett jien made and Exchange Rank. I 6.-111 p.. l'sion Lank:Sit—loyal Insurance enpany, p,—lninn Martne,ll p. —Africam Merchant.' Company. a d.—Orrot Ship Oompany, ; taco 171 per Comm; Prrferroce. s. ed. Irtne, OCT. 10.—Mkgauda, 124 —LA Atigiinn i 271—Med Al hog and GrMaby, Li prem.—Dover. 961—Great Foetal, M. alar.NOGELim. OCT. 10 —The transacted prices oe to-day bi eluded !Amnion and North Western Mock, 1021--Bhtninitiman Mdgon Meares. 11 3-1. ; and South Stailorilabire Waterworks. 21, The ~,lo,ing qu. , tatotos included Moor Valley Guaranteed, 1111 to O twins stscunt.strs. 10 16-16 to 11 ; Severn Valley, 17 to 17 5.1 4 ;; 111n,...gttto banking Company l6}to 26 —Birmingham Na r Unkm )1111, 71 to 21 ; and Erriaaals Kith Guarantee. - Sr. tkl. to Oa. Ed. dL. Eighty-three convicts have just arrived at Toulon ou board the steam frigate Amaserie, from Cayenne. They are generally men who, from their good conduct or age, merited and obtained the favour of being permitted to re turn to France. As police authorities received them oa lending, aid pre them psesee to proceed to the residence assigued to them. Forty left by the railway. 313 on foot, and seven, who are foreigners, are to be conducted by pa dances to the frontiers of France and vet at liberty. • ENLISTMENT of SLAVES LW MARY LAN 1..—1 t IS stated that the Secretary of Wu has decided to pay all loyal persons iu litsryland, whose slaves may desire to enlist io the military servMe of the government, the stun of three hundred dollars for each ablelodied man. A commission, it r added, will he organised in Waabingtoe to a few day% to hear sad ad; udicate all such claims that may be preseated. —Missouri 2.aper. 4 I