The Express. — London, England, 1862-10-31 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. WANTED A CONNISEIONER. There were no less than 34 cases on the paper this morn ing, and not a commissioner was to be found. Mr. Commis sioner Fonblanque was indisposed ; Mr. Holroyd, no est : and Mr. Commissioner Goulbum had made some kind of vague promise to attend "late in the day." It is really time that the gentlemen who receive 6,0001. a year should r esign or perform the public duties required of them. Mr. Commissioner Fane, absent on vacation, also receives 2,0001. per year. (Before Mr. Registrar Harlitt.) RE THE SOUTHIMPTON, ISLE OF WIGHT, AND PORTSMOUTH IMPROVF.EI !TRAM BOAT COMPANY. This was an adjourned hearing of a petition which had been presented to wind up this company. Mr. Doris appeared for the petitioner, Mr. Alfred Had don, coal merchant, of Southampton, a creditor for 2631. 10s. Ild. The objects of the company were stated to be the conveyance of passengers, horses, goods, &c. The company was formed in 1860, and the capital was 15,0001., divided into 1,500 shares of 10/. each. The mitered offices of the company were at Westminster. winding. up order was made by the registrar, subject to its being signed by the commissioner. RE BRAENBECK. This was an adjournedapPircatiOn for release on bail. The bankrupt, Edward Braunbeck, was described as of 34, Loudon wall, civil engineer. On the last occasion one of the bail was accepted, and the other, through a miedescrip tion, was rejected. Mr. J. J. Holt now appeared for the bankrupt, and tendered the following gentlemen as bail for 50i. each for bankrupt'sdue appearance beforethe court :—Mr. J. Myers, boot manufacturer, of Duke.street, Aided* ; and Mr. Solomon Abrahams, of Gravel-lane, Houndsditch, biscuit baker. pThe bail baring entered into the required reeognisances, an order for the bankrupt's release was made. It was, how ever, stated that a warrant had been lodged at the gate of the prison to detain the bankrupt on a criminal charge. „gag RE HALL. This was an examination meeting and application 'for order of discharge. • din/ , • M t• • ' The debts, secured and unsecured, amount to 9001. Property returned at 6931. There was no opposition, and the examination was passed and order of discharge granted. U CARTWRIGHT. This was an ►pplication for release from custody by Joseph Cartwright, of 21, Benjamin-road, Hornsey, previously of No. C, Albert-villas, Seven Sisters-road, Holloway, and at 4C, Bow-lane, following no trade or profession, but occa sionally betting on horse racing both on his own account and on commission. The bankrupt, it was stated, was koowu amongst his sporting acquaintances as the Garibaldi of the Turf." He was in the h►bit of lending money at a high rate of interest to others of the betting fraternity. Debts 380/. Mr. J. J. Holt stated that the bankrupt's difficulties arose from non-success in his speculations, and there was no oppo- sition to his release. The bankrupt was discharged. RE JOSEPH. This was an appliaktif;tiloi release by the bankrupt, of ham's Coffee-:louse, King-street, Aldgate, licensed vic tualler. The debt. are about 600/. It is stated that the bankrupt bad been a publican fur forty years, but latterly his takings bad fallen off, and this, combined with serious illness in his family, had brought him to this court. Hr. J. J. Holt was for the bankrupt, and on his applica tion, and in the absence of opposition, the diacharga was granted. RE HUGHES—A POLICE CONSTABLE IN COURT. This was an application for discharge. The bankrupt, John Timothy Hughes, was described of Printer's-Flace, Bermoudaey, metropolitan police constalsle.ll The debts are 511.9 a. 6.1 amen, 2 1 . lffx I "41111 The principal credito n are Robert Wooldridge and wife, leaving-shopkeepers, Kanburn•street, Rotherbithe, 4.V. 9s. h i. , and 154 the amount of damages for an action brought for false imprisonment, bankrupt having taken them into custody on the charge of being in poeseesion of stolen property, which was dismiss( 1. The difference was for costs in the action tried on the 26th of June, 1862. Mr. W. R. Boehanan supported the bankrupt. The examination was passed, and the order of discharge greeted. RZ rEEKINS. This was an examination meeting and application for order of discharge. The bankrupt, John William Perkins, was described as of Churchtield Howes Academy, Margate, schoolmaster, formerly of Victoria-cottage, North End, Fulham, consulting chemist. Mr. W. R. Cm:banal' appeared as solicitor for the bank - rapt. The debts are 1,1501. ; secured, TOOL ; debtors, good, 458/. ; doubtful, 1,7304 ; property, 6201. The failure was attributed to the former proprietor of the school haying deceived the bankrupt's to the raid value. The examination was passed and discharge granted. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. (THIS DAY.) (Before the Lord Chief Baron.) THE MURDER IN THE CITY. The trial of the prisoner Samuel Gardiner, for the murder of his wife, wag resumed this morning. Mr. Ribton proceeded to address the jury for the defence. He said the time bad now arrived when he had to address the jury on a most difficult and complicated cue—a case of inure difficulties and complication, with the exception of one, that was the Road murder, he had never recollected. He bail every confidence in the jury and in the learned judge who presided on the beach. If ever there was a case which required great attention to master its intricacies, this case was the one. He was SW* the learned judge would hold the scales of justice in this awful inquiry with a Fran and intrepid hand, and that no observations would fall from him which would tend to pre judice the prisoner in their minds. The law said that the jury, and the jury alone, were to be the judges. Through the kind indulgence of hie lordship, be had had time to examine the points in the evidence, and be felt some little conlideure that he should be able to couvinco them that the prisoner was not guilty, lie should first ask the jury if tt hod been satisfactorily established that the death was not the result of suicide ; and if this was established, and they should believe that a murder had been committed, the next point he should contend for was that it was equally probable this menhir wan committed by the woman Humbler as by the prisoner. He then called their attention to the medical testimony, and_ urged that too m uc h re li ance oug h t not to be placed upon it, and that they would not be justified i n coming too hastily to th e conc l u sion upon the mere theory that bad been put forward by the medical gentlemen who had been examined. MI that their evidence amounted to, as it appeared to hiss , was that it was improbable that the deceased woman should have committed the act herself. With regard to the cuts which were on the hands they might have bet 0 dune hy the clutching of the knife in the con vulsions of death. If that were so, could they say beyond all doubt the poesibility of suicide was excluded. He next drew the attention of the jury to the letters and valentines that hail been found in the room, sod the repeated insults which the deceased had received from the girl Humbler, and to the quarrel which took place on the morning preview. to the occurrence, and he asked the jury whether this might not afford a sufficient reason for the act having been committed by the deceased herself ? He then pr seeded to comment as the evidence as to the period which elapsed from the time of death to the time the body was discovensl, 11 , 0/clock, and contended that vet y little reliance could be placed upon it. Taking all these feet. iuto consideration could the jury satisfactorily say that the deceased had not committed suicide. If they were of opinion that she had not done so, the next question to consoler would be, who had committed the murder, was it the prisoner or the girl Humbler? Whoever had committed the act had evidently armors! the body for the purpose of giving it the appearance of a suicide, and be drew the attention of the jury to the fact that the prisoner had never once suggested that she had committed anieide, but, on the contrary, as soon as he went into the room sod saw the body of his wife on the floor, he accused the girl Humbler of killing her, while she, on the contrary, at once s a id th a t the deceased had cut her throat, and this was evidently the complexion she desired to put upon the case, and he said be should show that in many of the statements she made when she was examined Wharfs the coroner she was not speaking the truth. The learned counsel t hen said that he should produce evidence to account for the mariner in which the prisoner's time was occupied on the morning from the period when he left his own Louse until his return, and be said that although he considered this evidence was not of any material im- Port:ince, the prisoner instated that these witnesses should be called, sod he felt that he had no alternative but to comply with his wishes. The learned oounsel then pro ceeded at considerable length to all the attentioo of the jury to the other facts of the ease, endeavouring to show that it was as probable the crime was committed by the woman Humbler as by the prisoner. The court was ieljourned for a short time in the middle of the day in order that the jury might have some refreshment, sal the trial was then resumed. 'rhos nature of the evidence that was brought forward was to show that the prisoner had gone from his house in toe morning to several places in the City where be was etn played to sweep chimneys, and that nothing at ell unusual i was olserred in his appearance or conduct. Mr. Poland then replied on behalf of the prosecution, sod was proceeding when our report left. Two private Louses at Wigan were blown into ruins cesterday by an explosion of gas. It is supposed that the gas had moped from a pipe beneath the door—not an unusual place of rec.-tee-1M nothing was done to God out where the pipe leaked, though the smell of gas had earful' the inmates some hours before the explosion. The neglect nearly cost the life of the teuriut of one cottage, bilat the two cottages were very much injured. THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 31, 1862. SHARE LIST&--(2711S DAY.) Two o'Clooi. With the exception of a rise of per cent. in Caledonian and South Eastern, and • decline oft in Lancashire and Yorkshire, the prices of the prin cipal railway stooks are without change, compared with the quotations current at the close yesterday. There is still little business going forward. London and North Western stock is now quoted 9n to ; Great Western, 136* to Midland, 127* to ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 101 to t; Caledonian, 111} to t ; South Eastern, Mt to ; Great Eastern, 44 to * ; Great Northern, 1 2 to 123 ; and London and South Western, 99 to 100. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares are steady, at 4i to a prem. Indian and Canadian lines are without alteration. la 100 10 100 100 lb. I td Ara_ &Poor YoL Niztjan.okebouivoo. My* sod rano liceksAlaided,iblia &Idol aod &Aar -- Dark and lomilion— Da A J A no . div. Do !aphid Du to B. blin aadßolisat Dund.,Parth, li abd-Jll. Idlabarga nod Glasgow lath and CV& Juno. 11 c =ow & %Walton' _ BO: Lot AogWußtt ' ONES Scala ot daoileaul I Great Northern Do.A t Area no &v. nn- Do.B IN 6 p ct. pthlß 101. Soothes Non. (Ire.) I Gf0".W. 0610 , _ Do.litoarVaLOna.l&k. Jammubin& Yorkibb;, (London and Blackcap Lon.,lirighton,&s,oo63l London.attam..lDov London& Korth Womb Du Eighths London&SouthWeinoro Londondorry&Colondn. Do. and litddskillo., Man.,llbeL,&Lincolasb .. l a MetrOpodso. ...... Do. Hew Do. Stem& Derby M. Gt. Wu. (Ire.) nd Kent . _ Newcastle and Carlisle Newry& Armagh.det NewryWirrenp. &Roe Norfolk . ........ North British ..... Do. ildln.,Yeetb. Lund. North Devon Stall & L. N. balers—Berwtok Do. G.NAPare. Do. LieA~ .. 15;: Fod7 iltorth Lc!ndrn Do. hew North ntatfords North&S.WasternJ ant Scottish Central fierattlah N. IL Mamie BootYah Midland Marone/tire Union Ilittlogbourne et &Morn South &atom 80qhWales_ & Yorke& & River Dun StitlitaaWolilnghm.,&e Stockton & Darlington Ditto ditto Taff Vale Mater Do. Do. VeJe ofßooth Vittorio lito. Watt °omitsl W.ltartle_ poottlarikdal Wort MiWood—ollord Ditto Ninon Mks lioreord all 'Antwerp * ILOWIMISIB let Bahia& Lin. U. g.Tp.n all Belgian K. Junction all , Baden to Oraleseesso ID 'Carrnenue Mine & Ball aU aLLrrrukuisice 16 .Dutch Rhenish aU :lantern of Franc" all i 9d. Kunlun gtuk. A p. o ill Gt. Central of Franca all Gt. Laxembg.Const. Sh all Italian Junction all lake Constance & Bale aU ,Llerre ana Turnhout all Lroa• and Genera all llaria Antonia all NaaL&llepl Th lthe all'Do.ep.e.Prt. all Sailers of t Do. New Shares all N. Ran &Ayres g. 7p. If Do. do. do aL 1 11 1 . 1 , wegiaa Trunk root 19 Onomagenmyrtuaidha all Lyons. sad Weal all Paris and Orleans all 'lncite and S. Francisco (Pernambuco 8. 7 P. a an and Dunab all loyal Danish urg all loyal Swedish all Do. 7 per cent. all Ombra and Meuse all l i zaper cent. Fret 8 (11014.7 peed. 18 n.Austa -Venellan 10 of Portugal7perca p 18.1 L all Illosithern of Ifranoe -4 Turin and Savona an Wed Ittoodas all De. bi per soot. Prot .Woot.. alt. W. ot Prase* 41 43 11 12 82 84 10{ 3 eTs 4S 66 61 4$ 12 1 ra in in 120 •251 114 101 106 106 06 110} 64 66 107 i 108 66 07 122 124 40 41 01 02i eak 1001 '7.1 1 ' 9 127 1271 11 'teat 90 aul ts t 2 2 98 6 39 564 6617 Sit 106 107 Par 4 11 11 2 41 111 cgs 101 11 117 119 474 484 103 106 45 46 ZS 86 WI 66k 68 69 97 69 7 8 88 4 86 i 9 10 4,40 147 149 66, O h IPm 6du 141 i :9, 42 £3 SS 37 55 96 II SILAAXIS. Claim prima v 5 97 1,. ii 3 111 1131 111 113 110 111 Its 130 105 103 117 110 111 113 1% 106 103 110 98 100 93 90 89 91 101 103 76 72 118 172 103 105 118 160 116 118 116 116 136 160 116 118 3 45 126 126 120 114 100 102 120 123 .WAYS. 84 46 1* 46 1 i i - 1071 371 127* I pa 66 1 87t : Ws 85 a 14 Ti lo; i I Closing grimed Sales. 7 71 1 1k 11 pm :In! 11 11 :in 7 5 dial if DE 3 21; 22i 14 I 4 gi 9 1 20 21 40i dli PO2l i dis i Pm 9 iv ::. a. 461 471 44 44 18 18i P. ' A* I ikoot atone 20,0% 634.7 K., 17 19 1 9I 1 1 le Pro 9 1 9 91 U 26 3 If dis if lii ; ts lee I BRITISH rossieeroX!S iumwATL 4111111 MIS OIL SAW Don. sat, 110.1a...11p.0 Do. How DriaktlalostiororlL Do. Itektfac• DelL,Dsk.hDoeiZili eSk ia t inak Aida. 1 ALM B :2l.4FrAt . cimift • lathers 01101Maallea /WM Rya . Hod Indira gua.6 Ds. O. Tatoosloa Do. H. do &fad Moak at Mao& Do. 6 pot el Pr& Do.gloc.Prol.Ot i o b ao Do. I pot of. Do. T pot of. UM Do. do. M Do. do. m— aw* Indian PooLsoals No 7• - Do. January, lan B. sdln c lia c t %t u t (AMIN{ Do. New Do.lip.ada.parta.w.op D0.4¢01.16.._ Jay.sl3 Indian branch itsal Madras GOAT. K Dar at. Do. do. I r u t Do. If pow at Nelb.Corp.ep. ot.Dooda Malt. and Hobson Bay. I.Dennswiak t Canaan - J. a 1 .s. . 1:7. --. Do. 40. I esp. do N. R. of Canada 6 p. a Undo. tun 6 per cent Do. Delhi do. Do. _ do. do E.').. P 22 4a."' g .':•:.• D0.ixA.81.110t.8.6p.0 68 68 urei mg e " a 78 82 76 79 78 102 104 106 107 104 106 106 167 1 91. Pu 28 1 U 66 66 67 29 111 41 46 29 111 19 n 1 1461 I 14m lOS 106 12 128 id 81 81 4la id 160 in 80 91 92 } dis Kr2l nee 97 88 Bake todaj W , 1 PAL ---.—.- 103. i Toni 10.1 f 10C} 104,4101 St. 'Constantin 140001ot.Srist. 6.1106,668, St. Zan and p. West, ndia 1,11111,810' St. London MW6.500! St. St. Katharine 41110.: St. Southampton 810. Victoria 6.000 40 Do, New BRITISH 1031 100 100 1116 . 100 01 69 1 00 00 62 . 100 • 10 2 1 99 101 [INNS —1 . I 1 die par TW.7.7m - 624 No. 181: 1 MEWL I Pd. 10. Was I Salim 70.000 1 ICanihrtan Con. Gold, I, I I 1 44 low - .. Clifford - 1, . Der. G. Con. (Tarlatk ) 1 480 500 - 50, . 1. Rut Clogau Gold (Lds) be. * 1 0 1 791 t 4 5 61 .. Rut Basset (Mogan) 6.1 W .. Rut Guidon FAA Cara Brea - 1 ,000 .. LWIL Rawl d 4 k,) 71. 16 6 3 - 451 - Grumbler & 81.. Ilabre 674 12 14 - 4'' .. Great South Tolgag - 6,•. _ G. WO. Tor (Ralston) 6O 6 - 6, . ... Grenville LOU .. Herod elroot M. 11s. 44 4 - 6,.. Maggio* Downs ..- - . .-. .. Indy Berthal 11 896 .. Margaret (Uny 141555). 91 44 4 46 9,000 .. Marks Valley - 40,000 4 Slwyucar: Ore lk Odle par - I 6,000 North - - - 6660 -N. WU. Bullet ( 2Ll7s. 8 81 - .. North Wheal Croft 1.4.9. 61 7 - I,lfo - Par Cons. ni c e (U . . 11 64 10 Providence (U. baled ). 10.8.7. 44 44 - 11,000 .. Sorted:aeon. MM. Co. 1 4 4 - 612 .. B. Cando': (W. Ow)- 14 405 616 - 6,000 .. O. Cant Brea (Mogan) . 6116e6d 2/ 3 - 696 .. B. W. Trances (Mogan) 18.185 104 106 - 910 - Stray Park 4000 6 Tamarl3ll.&Lead MAX. 6/ 4 1 - 6,000 10 Tin Croft - 10,000 .. Vale of Tow (Caren ) lla. Mt - - 1600 .. West [Waal ( n) l4 1 84 141 - 1, 409 596 .. W. Caradon ( ) IQ Se - - West Beton - 611 .. 91%. Basset (Mogan) - 166 .. Wh. Buller (RadratlQ 6 50 65 - 4004 ... Wh. Edwardk - 1 ,014 .. Wh. Illtir (Us. W (Calstoe ant) 2.0.6 71 f le .8 9 - 4,800 _ Wheal Ludoott 1.10.0 11 114 - 1,026 ..W.llaryaaa(llwiaaa ,1 8 15 01 - 1,010 .. Wit Trelawner 1 /.... , . 7 1 64 174 -. 10111111 W MUM. No. 1 W. I WSW II P.l lOL prier. I Bales. 10,000 10 Ausindian - lt,olll 1 1 1 B B :a n alt e tril. l o7. l ( 4 l,ti aU t 1 1 ,.. ---.. 26.000 5 Camila Wirer 1 611 21 IS -- 11.000 60 Cob., Copper 10,000 10 Coplapo (Lim.) .. 76,000 1 Dan Mountain Copper all 4 4 - 26,000 3 Nast Del Rey(Limited) 1 * pas If W,OOO I Fortuna (Lim.) 110,000 10 General all 90 11 ...= 16 2 , 0001 1 Gt. Northern Copper of B. Awdralla (Llso.) 11 1 Of dla - WOW 4 Rwanda (Lim.) a i l L l ti 71 Pm 141 16,000 Linares 10,000' Lositanlan - 104.816; Marlunita all 4 - 100,000, Mont. Aureos 8r...x Gold MM. Com. (Lim all 2 21 40,0001 N. tchloec.ol • Aus.(L) 4 4 5We - 10,000 10 : Port all 1 2 - 100,000. 5 :Port Phillip lll 1 - _ _.._ _I 1 ;Santa Barbara Gold 11 f Ipmlf 4 ;mow; 1 S cottish Austin. (Lim) 10a. pm - 11.600. W SU elm del Rey (Lim.) 16 61 - 611,174 lam United Mexican ail 6 6 Sad ad 51 id 40 1 I United ' all 4 I / 48. 1 I Yudanamutana (Llm ). all 1/1 11 .11 1 JOINT STOCK BANC& No. ISh I Issue& 1 Pd. I CI. prior. I Sales 91191101 105 lAgra and U. Bar. liana .10 06 8t , - 4`8N691 100 lAkilanosLon.&Llmirpool al l 60 81 gms. 11171 20 1 40 Aualralada 10,1091 16 !Bank el - • KO: 100 (Bank of L i tt 6O 95 9/ 94 10,006 100 Bank of Queensland (l. 6 11 04 (Us - 10,000) 10 ;BMW N. unarms .... a" 61 63 ..- 12,600 10 ;Lliar.BlLDril. Colualiala 10 4 tits par - 12.100 10 O. 118. .ndia.Asa,Llit , . al 211 2(4 WI 10.11 1 4 16 MEWL IL of Lath Ac 11 Wel 114 = 6.1 lO 94 96 .- 246401 100 - 40,00019.11 00W. 08 Gonads al: - 41 .. -. 650091 98 Dra.lloot.l.4oal.ettaa:/ 1 a! 194 10 194 10,000, 100 Hlndium.Chlna&Jap.,L) 5 4 4 dia 44 10,400' 109;Imperial Bank, UM. ld 10 1 11 pro! - 10.0001 100 'Leaden and Brulllan - 60,000. 100 Lon.B.Ayres&R.Plate (L 4 1 04 dB - 50.4051 20 Lon. Ch. lima. of ALLIMI. aU 08 881 _ 1 6.1100 . 80 Lawton sad County - - 60.000) 10 'London Joint Rtoek .. . 10 /5 46 -. 10,106, 100 Lou. and Middlesex 1 L 2 4 4pm - 44010' m !Lou •.0 & *nod, Ail , 18 31 4pm 10 0001 100 llnn. and Westminster lt 70 87 794 10 .049, 100 !Metro. & Prow. Bane (1 1 0 34 • pm) - 25,0051 10 . N.Pro. of Ragland New 12 - - - MAW 60 INational Bank - - -. 16006 14 New South Wales all 46 18 - W,400 86 lOriantel Sauk Corpora all 62 63 xd Mk ad 01,000 00 Ottoman l(rk 25,000 10 Do. New 2 3 1 3 1 pm 64 4.100 100 Provincial of Ireland - 16.50( 26 Booth Australia all - - - 4 . 0 01 25 'l7nlon ot a mrtrole all 47 09 - 10,000 1011 Union of Ireland (Us.). 7 4 411 par - 6AOOO 60 Union of Lwow: aLDICILLAIIIOI/1. No. I oh. I iloxPLairs. angio-laulaan MUDS ttlantio ILL Mail 81.(L tustrallan ARROW Berlin Waterworks Bombay Gas, Limited detL &Irish Do. 37 oar o. lea Canada Land Oop Ig.otKag.&Soielt Do. Osysta Palace Priference De. Op ct. Peep. T B.lndiaCottonAgency, 6, Lute. .tastinttialrnwat Cana Meal° 'fel Ins. and Ana .472 84,.t. len. Steam Neasaltoi *eat Bblp (Limited) . no. tit rsc Indian Carrying (L.) Italian Inigation C usa. Plana Met. 1 4 Lon. Gen. Omnibus Clu Iladraa Into. & Cana %Mites. Sz. TeL (Lim istional Discount Co. lerba.daroaktironli NelherlawaL. Bp. o.pr. 11. Bruns. et N. Boot L. P. DM. &flambeau .I.lenbil Gas Do. New . I Pd 10. prices. U 19 2 4 48 U I 24 CPI 44 07 100 15 10 SII IS tOP 112 le9 112 010 i 1 110 I tl lisO M ;Ot Pm 2 1 I t peal $ tUa 1 1 Pa :I it 9 61 10 11 1I 15 15 g Pm • 6. Ms 5 pm, 64 TY 76 11 lb 19 21 dia 6 7 27 5 26 5 I 1 SPo 63 68 1113 13? 13_ 34_ OUoman Ou reel Elver land t Mir lade, and Oela Raw, I - Do. Ho. Quebradabilid.a/L(L) 11Aron . oy ion M. ri;vs illo do Jan. CU/ 3 1mA. Do. !loyal Mall Steam loottials Aort. lambs. south Australian Lust Uthistarins TM. &Tip .. Da. do. Ragirtarod.. Do. do. _ _ 1 1 4 6 }3. i rt i lam lie par 121 Bales. 27i % zd "st:Rraph to Indio (Li r. dt Ar. of AugH4L I LL inuddLn.Co.lLOonad , In. Kingdom ToL tL. c . • MINES.-(THIS DAY) Two o'ol.oox. In the mining market to-day the principal feature is a further fall in East Caradon shams, which ? after declining to 431, are now quoted 431 to 44, being 25e. lower than yesterday. North Roskonr, on the other hand, continue in active demand, and have risen to 51, "buyers." Wheal Seton are quoted 160 to 165 ; and Marks Valley, 10 to I. In the Stock Exchange, East Clogau shares are officially marked ; East Bassett, 54 and 65 ; East Caradon, 44 ; and Grenville, s}. The fi rst dividend of 2s. per share is announced on the shares in the West Canada Mining Company. HONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Two olhocx. Extreme inactivity prevails to-day in the Stock Exchange. The funds are very quiet, at yester day's closingquotations. The dulness of business may be inferred from the fact that not a single transac tion is officially reported in Consols for the account. As regards English railway stocks, the only change is an improvement in South Eastern and Caledonian, while the movement in foreign bonds is confined to a fresh rise in Greek. At Paris to-day, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Renter opened at 70fr. 96c., and thence receded to 70fr. 90c., being fully k per cent. higher than yesterday afternoon. The Stock Exchange will be closed to-morrow (Saturday), by order of the committee, that being the day fixed for striking the half-yearly balance at the Bank of England. Consols are now quoted 934 to 4, both for money and the 6th Nov. The official business report is as follows :-Three per Cent, Consols, for money, 931, ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 911, 1 ; New Three per Cents., 911, 1, ; Thirty Years Annuities, 1885, 15 ; Bank Stock, 236 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 109 t, 1,4, 4 ; ditto Four per Cent. Deben ture% 1g64, 1001 ; ditto, 1864 or 1866, 101 ; ditto BoD.'as, 325. prem. ; Exchequer Bills, June, 20s. I; AVM. ; ditto March, 15e. prem. Greek Bonds continue in great demand, and have again advanced ; the last transactions are at 141. The Turkish Loan of 1854 is quoted 83 to ; that of 1868, 691 to 4, being steady ; the scrip of the New Turkish Loan, to 1 prem. ; the Consolidds, 374 to 1 ; Peruvian scrip, 11 to 14 dia.; Venezuelan scrip, 3 to prem.; Por tuguese scrip, 24 to prem. ; and Russian scrip, 14 to 2 prem. Other foreign stocks are steady. Transactions are recorded as follows :-Brazilian Old Five per Cents., 1001, ex div. ; ditto 1852, 1858, 1860, 951, 1, ; Egyptian Seven per Ceuta., 891 ; ditto, second issue, paid-up, 89 ; Greek, 141, 1, 131, 141 ; Mexican Three per Cents., for aooount, 33 ; Moorish Five per Cents., 934 ; New Granada, ex overdue Coupons, and Hectares, 104 ; Peruvian scrip, 14 din. ; Russian Three per Cents., 1859, 611 ; ditto paid up scrip, 951, 3 ; Spanish Three per Cents., 641 ; ditto Passive, 224, ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1854, for account, 831, ex div. ; ditto scrip, 4, 1 prem. ; ditto paid-up, 681, ; Venezuela Three per Cents., for account, 294, 1. The Bank r►te was reduced from 21 to 2 per cent. on July 24 last, when the coin and bullion were 18,060,6171., and the reserve of notes 9,652,1601. In consequence of the alteration at the Bank, the joint-stock banks have raised the rate allowed for deposits from Ito 2 per cent. The terms of the London and Westminster Bank, how ever, remain at 1 per cent. for sums below 5001. The discount establishments will henceforward give 2 per cent. (instead of 1) " at call," and 21 (instead of 14) " at notice." The old Venezuela Bonds were firmer yesterday afternoon, at 291 to 30, owing to the publication of the following notice by Messrs. Baring Brothers and Co., from which it will be seen that the new Venezuelan Loan is fully ratified and its conditions complied with : Messrs. Baring Brother and Co., having intelligence that the conditions of the recent loan for the government of Venezuela are complied with, will receive the instalment of 18 per cent., lees 3 per cent. interest, on the subscriptions to that loan, on Saturday, the Bth November, and the sub- sequent instalments according to the prospectus. Maws. Baring Brothers and Co. also give notice that they will be prepared to pay on the 3rd November, or any day after, the coupons due on the lit July, 1862, on the Venezuela Three per Cent. and One-and-a-Half per Cent. Bonds, at the rate of 2 per cent. per annum on the former, and 1 per cent. on the latter, according to the arrange ment accepted by the bondholders at a meeting held at the London Tavern on the 20th JUDO, 1862. Notice will be given relative to the conversion of the coupons due of and from lot July, 1860, to lst January, 1862, on the Venezuela Three per Cent. and One-and-a- Half Bonds. London, Oct. 30. 1862. It appears from the advices from Peru that the question of the Peruvian Loan remained much the same as last reported—that is to say, no formal decision had been come to either way. It is stated that, in authorising a new Loan to be raised in London, the President acted within his powers, and that the Peruvian minister in London, in act ing upon the full authorisation transmitted to him by the head of the government, was likewise justi fied. But it is explained that in altering the con ditions of the old loans, by effecting a conversion of them, the minister here exceeded the powers granted by the constitution of Peru. The transac tion, as it stands, must therefore be legalised by a vote of Congress before effect can be given to it, in consequence of the loan and the conversion having been mixed up together. The new Presi dent comes into office on the 24th instant, and it is affirmed in some quarters in London that a minis terial recommendation for the ratification of the transaction will be speedily sent to Congress, on its meeting. However this may b e, the fact remains that, although the government is'in urgent want of money, it has properly and scrupulously abstained from making use of any portion of the loan remit, tanoes, which remain in Peru in the hands of the agents. . . - The following Nunn have been received by Mews. Baring Brothers and Co. on account of New Granada Dividend Funds, viz :—Santa Marta, 3051. 7a. 7d. • Rio Hacha, 5061. ; Sabanala, 4911. 9s. 9d. • Catagena t 2851. 17a. d. ; total, 1,5881. 14a. 101. The steamer La Plata, from the West Indies, has brought 331,0001. in silver and 59,0001. in gold. The bulk of the silver consists of Mexican dollars, which are only suitable for China. The large amount of bar silver required for the next outward Bombay steamer must therefore be provided almost exclusively out of supplies from the Continent. The arrival is announced at Lisbon of the Mag. dalena, from Brazil, with 60,0671. in specie. The North Eastern Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 1,3881. ; the Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, a decrease of 1,3371.; the Midland, a decrease of 451. ; the Great Eastern, an increase of 3131. ; the Lancashire and Yorkshire, a decrease of 2,5751. ; the Great Northern, an in crease of 1,3871. ; and the Great Western, an increase of 3,707/. The receipts of the Grand Trunk Railway of Canada for the week ending the 11th October were 17,3501. sterling, being 95/. more than iu the corresponding week of hat year. We understand that, although the prospectus of the Union Bank of France and England (Limited) has been before the public only two days, the ap plications have already reached 5,000 shares, which is exactly the amount of the first allotment pro- posed to be made by the company. The establish ment of this undertaking is thus assured. The ship Mary Shepherd has been taken up for the conveyance of passengers to Adelaide. The return of the Bank of England for the week ending Wednesday, Oct. 29, compared with that for the previous week, shows the followingehanges : Circulation issue Circulation active Public deposits 6,091,997 Increase 147,459 Other deposits Government securities in bankingdepart;eli 7 11,763,992 Demean 100,000 Otbersecuritses in banking department Coin and bullion in both departments 15,516,854 Decrease 395,815 Seven day and . o th er bills 718,742 Demme 89,425 The Rest Notes in room 8,330,380 Increase 70,900 Total reserve (notes &coin in banking department). 9,152,074 Increase 52,705 --- - The large increase:9.in the private securities speaks for the activity of the demand for money at the THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) CLERICIDTWELL. VIOLENT AMAIN.? ON • WM. George Morgan, a elToemaer , re s idi n g at 26, &dorm. Clerkenwell, wee charged with violently anatilting place, Mr. Wakeling appeared for the complainant. The wife, whoa. face was bruised and one of her eyes blackened, said that the prisoner return( d home the worse for liquor, and after they had had some words be struck her in the face and knocked her down. Whilst she was on the ground, although the prisoner was aware that she was in the family way, he kicked her in the side, and she now felt pain. She had been marricl to the prisoner four months, and ever since he hadill•used her. When she married him he had four children. In answer to several questions, the complainant stated that she was not jealous of the defendant, did not strike him first, nor did she use provoking words to him. The defence setap by the prisoner was that his wife ill used him, and that he only struck her in self defence. Mr. D'Eyocourt said he had no doubt but that there were faults on both sides ; but he could not allow the defendant to knock his wife about in the way he bad. He should now sentence him to fourteen days' hard labour in the House of Correction. Aso =ova The prisoner on being removed said—lf you had made it three months, it would have been the happiest three months I have had since I have been married. MARLBOROUGH-STREET. DISORDIMLI 7 Two gentlemanly-looking young men, named Christopher Jackson and Thomas Argyll, the former of whom gave the address of Cirencester-place, and the latter 11, Argyll square, were chsrged with being drunk and disorderly in Piccadilly, and annoying persons returning from the Exhi bition. - Sergeant Honey, 6 C, proved seeing the defendants yes terday in Piccadilly drunk and pushing against persons who were on their return from the Exhibition. Some of the persons complained of the defendants' conduct, and he (Honey) then requested them to go along quietly. This they refused to do, and ha then took them into custody. The one who gavel the name of Argyll was very (turbulent. Argyll said he did not see any just cause why his friend should be taken into custody, and said if he was taken ho would be locked up too. Mr. Knox--1 do not wish to talk to you in the tone of a clergyman or moralist, but do you think it right that young gentlemen like you should be drunk about the streets 1 You ought from your podtion to set a good example to others. I say, and I am sure every right thinking person will agree with me, that gentlemen who do the things are disgracing themselves. Ido not in a case like the present mean to send you to prison, but let me tell you that under the Police Act the magistrate has the power, if gentlemen will get drunk, of sending them to prison for seven days. Now pay 40s. each, and go about your business. MARYLEBONE. ',CAUTION TO TRADIENVEY. —TILL DIPPEEOL Two artful-looking lads, who gave the names of John Nragles, 15, and John Smith, 14, were charged under the following c i rcumstances: . . %seeler Dater, S division , deposed that about 8 o'cloc on the previous evening he was passing along the Park-road, St. John's-smolt and noticed the pri soners by a baker's shop in front of which they pared up and down several times. After this Smith went• little way in and then rejoined the prisoner Nmgles when they both looked into the shop again. Smith then went to the door and crawled into the shop on his hands and knees, and got behind the counter, where witness saw him draw the till out, and placed his hand in it whilst Ncagles was keeping watch at the window. Smith returned out in the same manner in which he went in, and on reaching the door he spoke to his companion and both ran across the road, where they were joined by a couple more, about 18 years of age. Witness went after them, and captured the two prisoners and • third party, who got away, and charged them with robbing the till, which they denied. A lady who was close by picked up • shilling and • sixpence, which the prisoners had thrown away. Oo inquiring of Mrs. Johnston, the propnetress of the house as to whether she missed anything from her till, on looking she found Is. 6d. gone. She also said that she had only just taken 4/. from the till. Neaglea had only just come out of prison for stealing apples. Mr. Yardley (as they would plead guilty sooner than go for trial) sent Neagles to three months' hard labour, and Smith to two months'. Smith—Thank you, sir. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE (BY ELECTRIC TILECIILLPR.) NEWMARKET MEETING. -(TITIS DAY.) SWEEPSTAKES OF 10 SON'S. Tisiphone ... 1 4 ran. MATCH. Mountain Back beat Vaulter. MATCH. Nebula beat Coalition f. HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES OF 25 SOVS: 1 Lady Harriet a Oakapple 3 The winner objected to, pedigree being wrongly deacribel HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES OF 20 9OYS. 11 ran. SWEEPSTAKES OF 500 SON'S. T.Y.C. Fiancee and Onmander are here. ENTRY FOR £lOO PLATE. D.I. Optimist, 5 yrs, Set 121 b ; Cowley, 6 yrs, Set ; Bally Edmond, 4 yrs, ist 121 b ; Amy, 4 yrs, 7st 12Ib ; W es t E n 4 yrs, ist 71b ; Yorkminater, 4 pa, 7st 2lb ; Q.E.D., 3 yrs, 7st ; Lady Evelyn C. 3 yrs, 74 ; Haddingtoe, 3 yrs, fist 121 b; Minerva, 3 yrs, bet Illb ; Conundrum, 4 yrs, sst 91b; Pal medal, 3 yrs, sst 7lb ; Walpole, 3 yrs, sst 71b. All are here. OPTIONAL SELLING PLATE. T.Y.C. Sea Nymph, Tisiphone. Belle of Yorkshire, Mrslda, Annette, Flap Doodle, Antidote, Devotee, Tubal Cain, Acco, Lady Evelyn e, Vigil, Knight of the Bath, Perquisite, and Hilly Grove. FIRST CLASS NURSERY. D.V. Bohemia, Barehettina, Battery, Harvest Moon,Yalentine, Newmarket, Witch of Eodor, Falcon, Colleen Ehue, Airdale, Miss Whip f, Reserve, Jack of Hearts, Westmin ster, and Hypermosetra. All are here. SWEEPSTAKES OF 10 SOWS. Half a mile. Betty, Bertha, Hesper, Fray°la, Black Lily, and King of the Foreet. All ate hem. SECOND CLASS NURSERY. D.M. Erin go Muth, Fluke, Golden Pledge, Throne, Melaodra, Dirt Cheap, Herdsman. Giraffe c, Si, to Her Highness, Lucretia, Port Royal, Fantail, True Heart, Motion, Philip the Second. All are here. SWEEPSTAKES OF 10 SON'S. Half a mile. Revolver, Diligence. Smoke. Dolphin, Cane.% Merry Hart, Tarragona, and Lady Abbess. AU are here. GAROTTE ROBBERY IN BETHNAL.ORSEN.—(THIS DAY.)—About one o'clock this morning, as Mr. Joseph Neves, professor of music, residing in Queen.street. Stepney, was proceeding on his way home. across a piece of waste ground, near Wellington-street, Betboal•green.he was suddenly seized round the neck and forcibly dragged back by some person behind him, who compressed his throat with such force that he was almost strangled. While struggling with his assailants one of the ruffians presented himself be fore him, and struck him repeated blows about Lis face sad eyes. Mr. Nevin at length succeeded in partially releasing himself, but both his hands were in stantly seized and dragged back by the man who at first attacked him, when the man in front struck him a heavy blow on the temple, which felled him to the ground. Whilst, in this position his guard chain was snapped asunder and his gold watch drawn out of his pocket, by one of the confederates who made off with the booty, Mr. Nevin being totally incapable of pur suing them. A description of the miscreants is in the hands of the police. NO MORE GROG IN THE AMERICAN NAVY.—Con gress passed a law at its last session, that after September 1 1862, the spirit ration in the navy of the United State, shall for ever °ease, and that no distilled apiritnous shall be admitted on hoard of vessels of war, except as medical stores, to be used for medical purposes. A commu tation of 6vo cents a day 14 to be paid instead toes& person in the navy entitled to the spirit ratios, in addition to their present pay. DEATH OF MR. R. MorrAr.—The Cape mail mentions the death of Mr. R. Mojat, the eldest son of the Rev. Robert Moffat, at the Kunnas. This melancholy event was announced in our columns a month ago, and we hasten to correct the mistake of a morning contemporary w h o supposes that the veteran missionary is himself dead. We are glad to be able to assure that large circle amongst whom the name of Moffat is a household word that letters just received represent him as enjoying his usual health.-- Patriot. RECAPTURE OP A PRISONER AFTER ESCAPING FRON ♦ RAILWAY TRAM-11e other day a young man named Robert Thornton, a painter, the sou of an innkeeper at Bradford, whilst being conveyed a prisoner to Halifax, managed to jump out of the railway train when it was in the depth of Beacon Hill Tunnel, near Halifax, and to effect bin escape from the policeman in charge of him. He appears to have gone to Bradford, and from thence by a day excur sion train to London and back. (In his return, however, to Bradford station, a policeman was in waiting for him, and this time he was conveyed securely to Halifax. There are several charges of theft against him, one being ,the stealing of a lady's gold watch, value 231., from Bleed HAL near Brighouse. Hie practice has been, while painting at homes, to pilfer valuable articles. He will be examined before the booth on Saturday. ULDINAILT BlIA2al AND STOCKS. Pd I Lawn. Fl 7 — Oreg ula z y loss I Was today . So 1 p.m. 4 S fil SO SS 110 S 111 i 6 i 66 1111 111 1 PILILVIIMNUI tAnw•re. bilitolaNseter4p.c.r344 iCaledon , ao Quar. 8h Cork and Bandon 60.0 !Cornwell, 6 per cont. Dnn.Perth,l Aber.J or Mtn.& Glasgow 6p. et Min.. Perth. Dan..4.p.e. Ot.Eastern,E. scut, No. I 'Do. do. No. 1 Do. do. 0 percent. prior Do. N. Anglian A, bp. e !Do. do. A, 7 per cent Do. &Union, 49. eLdna Do. do. 6 per cent. gus. Do. Norf. 6p.c. E‘..1846 Do. 6I per ct. pref.. Mai Do. 6 p. ct. Waveney V. ;Groat Northern. f p. et. 'Do.6e.red.at 10p.eaps. Day per aut. Do.6p.c.red.at ga.stles. Galf.licottand, Ist Prat . OLWest.(Berts&liants Do. rodeos. 40 p. ono. Do. reclean. 4 p. cent Do. Irrecteera. 4 p. et Do.6p.ct.redeent Pref. Do. dim. Due. stock Do. Bins. l'ret Stock Do.Clteet. Dna titozk Do.ChesterPLElL Bp.c. Do. do. do. 6p.c. I Lene.l Yorksh. p.c.Bs. 116 Do. 6 p.a. do. If o. Do. 6 p.o. do. ... Do. 61.a. a. do. No. Do. p. do. .... Do. p.opirf. fib d 0... Do. 7 p.a. Trot 6W* .. jio IDo.tp. o.dt.(div. def. DP Lon.llatham and Dover 'LtN W.CovAN u u.bp.c. W.Tp.adt.lateeen. Mondoodem and knurl' Man.flbet.t Ltue.Op. et. I Do. de D. !* pet 5.50! .. Do.red - ormsble 6 p. 61.1 00 'NdlandCoum.6p.c.Btock 00 Do. Cons. Br.* 8.6p.0.1 00 Do. 4p.ot. Pref. Btocit 00 Do. LeLdr Litrhua 6 p.c. I CY Norfolk 6 p. 64. ifs Steck, 00 North antish 6 'wean( 00 Do. New Om 6p. ct. Do. Border Union pH 60 N. P.c. Pr , . N do. de I - Do. lassie 6 p.a. No. I Po. York. H. & B. pure. , North ittaffordshlre +Scottish Cent. New PreL I 100t.N.631 Pret.til Do. Arwr. gu.d p. Do. T p. of Fret. Rook S. Devoe Fixed p. e. S. Zia. (lteed. An. Do. 4f pot cent Do. died 4f per cola IL Wales gua, 4 p. cent 16 Yorkshire t p. c. ans I llieekatDerliugwo !p. c , Do. do. B p.c Dn. do. Ceps Taff 1 ale Preference Wel.t.S Kllkemp spa W. litd—Ozt.lstgua.st Do. do. and do Do. Newp. t p. a< Prot Do.do.perp. 6 p.oL pref 'lOl 1100 100 100 100 100 MI 10.1 SIG N it.iI&IFATO. 155 I Ot) 131 135 78 82 •J 104 128 126 e l iPm 69 1 Ipm I 141 NS 105 94 0; 199 111 108 110 1 if 9 , n 93 96 g's 'Jr 10 10} 24 24 102 104 102 104 87 89 2d 29 53 14 83 14 OBBEWITIRE STOCKS. No. I ek. i 11100 EL I Pd I CL prizes. I bales. WAYS lel Oteceth.op.o..isaitAily 400 99 101 110 KM \ _ et. Noctolk4p.o.llar.aetel 10 . w• s t el A. Litt wit. his.A.,/01) HO 92 100 —.— St. Scottish A. &A. O 9. ct. 100 04 at w.miii•adoz.—aiwct. 190 102 104 1021 61 68 3 6 i 5 SI 85 104 106 103) 103 021 fpm I 1031 pm fa 101 Pd I Cl. Bank. The bulk of the addition was doubtless made on Tuesday and Wednesday, in anticipation of the rise in the rate. Owing, however, to the great increase which has likewise taken place in the private depos►ts, there is a small increase in the reserve. The decline in the coin and bullion con tinues, and the total is now brought down to fifteen and a half millions. BANK Of INGLAND.—An end Bth Vie., e. SI, tor the 1 29. 1882. ant pursuant to the Act 7th ending on Wednesday, Oct. . neva Dm Notes issued tti,u6,l6o - 6;;;;;;Wwiat debt.. sitois.io• Other securities..._. 3.01r44,900 Goldcoin and bal. 11,005,160 Silver bullion L 19,866,10 0. LA3U,IN &salmis Di Proprietors' Capital £14,663,000 Ro.A . 3,076,068 PAIMIIIIT. Government Senn- Public Depoidta e'uding Inebeq., Bar. Beaks, Com mis. of National Debt, and Div. ACCUI.) Other Deposita. dery depend other Bills 718,741 title. `ixluding Dead Weight An nuity) Other BecurlUes Notes Gold sad Silver Coln W21,614 2,40,1116,060 Oct. 30. IVA 11 1,40,80.060 MARSHALL, Chief LNiabirr. THIIMAY EVZIMM. Bank shares were firm, with a favourable ten dency. Those of the Ottoman Bank have attained a fresh rise. Alliance Bank, Chartered Bank of India, Australia, and Chinaa ,, and Bank of Hindus tan were all firm. Miscellaneous shares remain steady. Ocean Marine shares closed to-day at 61 to 74 prem. ; Thames and Mersey, 24 to prem. ; Universal, 14 to 14 dia. ; North British and Mercan tile, 151 to 164 ; Commercial Union, 1-16 tlis. to 1-16 prem. ; London and Provincial Marine, to dia. ; London and Colonial Bank, 1} to 11 prem. ; Standard Bank of British South Africa, 2to 2} prem. ; Bank of Canada, Nova Scotia, and New Brunswick, I to 1 prem. ; Buenos Ayres Great Southern Railway, to dis. ; Metropolitan Cab, to I prem. ; and Canadian Oil, to 14 prem. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MA RIC 7 LLNE. —erste pAY:) The weather has been cold and damp for the last two days. To-day it is thick and hazy, with drizzling rain, (ant the wind from the east. The supply of English wheat fresh up sines last day is moderate. Flour rather more liberal. Barley and oats short ; no fresh Scotch or Irish. The foreign arrivals of wheat have considerably increased; one cargo Black Sea, and remainder American. Flour, a large arrival of barrels from America. Barley in short suppL. Oats continue extremely limited a cargo of beans, and one of maize, from Morocco. Seeds of all descriptions very limited. The wheat trade to-day continues steady, but the attend ance of buyers at market is small. Foreign and English quotations as on Monday. Flour same value as on that day, but business moderate. Bailey fully as dear. Oats very firm, supplies extremely short. Bean sad peas slow, at Monday's prices. Seeds.-Linseed and rapeseed quiet ; clover fully as dear ; in canary and mustard but little doing. FLOATIEG CARGOES steady, at the slight advance of the early part of the week. WHIAT.-English: Essex and Kent, white, Des, 435. to 51a; ditto, fine old, 595. to 615.; ditto, red, new, 435. to 475.; ditto, fine old, 575. to 595. ; Norfolk, lec., fins old, -s. to -s.; red, new, -a. to -a. Foreign : Dantne, 555. to 56a.; lbw, 565. to 5.; extra, 595. to 635.• Ronigabaeg, 495. to Us.; ditto, extra, 544. to 585.; Rosack, 51.. to 535. • ditto. extra, 571. to 595.; Mecklenburg, 575. to 595. • Uokernzark ditto, --o. ; American white, SL. to 59a.; ditt o, red, 495. to 51a.; Canadian, 501. to 52a. BALIAT.-English mal • 341. 8. 324. ; Ana 40s. ; grinding, 26.. to 274.; sad distilling , Ws. to n. per qr. ; foreign gruiding, 245. to 285.; ditto distilling, 284. to 331. MALY. -English, Essex and Norfolk, 595. to Os. ; 635. to 675. ; Kingston snd Ware, 655. to 685.; brown. 501. to 58s. °AM-English feed, 21s. Ocl. to 235. Od. ; potato, 251. to 275. ; foreign, 225. to 265. BALM-English tick, 38s. to 40s. ; barrow, 39m to 435. ; pigeoa, 38s. to 39c ; foreign, 32a. to 3Fo. ; tick, 355. to 375. ;Ko igsberg, 38s. to 39a .: • 325. to 34a. PAM-English boilers, 400. to 41a.; w and blue, 401. to 435. ; maple, -a. to -a; grey, 36.. to 38a; bog, 38s. to 40s. ; foreign. :As. to 35a. Proof-English town, 445. to 465.; ditto fine, 475. to Mt.; country, 423. to 431.; Norton' and Suffolk, 371. to 38e." French, -e. to p.r sack ; U.S. sweet, 275. to 30a; °median. Ms. to 30s. ; Spanish, 39.. to 41s. tenun Mex.-White, 30s. to 325. ; yellow, 28s. to 304. FLOATING CAZOOM .11 C. F. and L -Wheat : Berth. saski and Marianople, per 4921 be., 44.. to 465. ; Ohirke, 445. to 47e. ; Polish Odessa, per 4801b1., 42a. to 44e. ; white, 48s. to 50s. ; Danube and Galata, 395. to 42 4 . ; Visa. 325. to 34a. Barley : Egyptian and Syrian, per be., 24a. to 255. ; Odessa and Danube, do., 245. to 255. Beans Egyptian, per 4801ba.,305. to 335. Mas : Odessa sod Oslats,. pperr492lbs., 31a. Od. to 325. ; Ibrail and Bulgarian, par .. 31s. Cid. to 325. ; French, do., --a. to --a ; American, do., Ms. to 301. ; Egyptian, -s. to -s. Esime.-Canary seed, per qr., 38s. to bk. ; /Imp osed, per qr., 38s, to 425. ; Mudard seed, per bushsL, I Wilk* 7s. to 7s. 6d. ; brown, Bs. to Os. ; Linseed, per qr., erashing, 6(b. to 62a. • Linseed cakes, English, per ton. W. Os. to 121. oa. ; 'American, thin, in Isla, per ton, 121. Oa. to 121. 10a.; do., in begs, 111. Os. to 111. 10a.; Etalti,, Of. to 01. Os. : Marseilles, 101. to 101. Ka.; Rape asked. W. Os. to 71. ; Tares, per bushel, winter, 7s. to Bs. Od. ; Rape seed, English, per qr., 641. to 721. ARRIVALS INTO LONDON FROM OCT. s 7 TO OCT 31. English and Scotch. Irish. Foreign. Wheat 950 nil7o Barley OOO Oafs Malt Floor, isgikh, 117 d rubs: iirelig .... packs. 2 . 316) baritla. LIVERPOOL COTTON t CORN MARKETS. (THIS DAY.) (mow OUR OWN CORRISPONDRNT.) (BY BIIITL,II AND IRISH MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.) The market has been stagnant all the week ; the quiet prevalent here and in Manchester reacting one upon the other; prices have declined 2d. per lb. in Manchester and aptians to hi. in Brazil and &rata. Committtee's quotations for fair cotton ars reduced 2d. per lb. Market is slightly better to-day, holders showing more firmness. Probable sales, 2.000 bales. . . . . . CORN.—Mariceil a fair attoodatm moderate business is wbeat at decline of Id. per oentaL Flour favour , buyers. Indian corn, cots, and oatmeal unchanged. MINCING LANIL—(THIS DAY.) Souls.—The market continues dull, sod prices have still a downward tendency. Prices of West India ere now Ca. per cwt. below those of last week ; other deveriptions baits also sold OD lower terms. Refined is inactive ; previous prices are unaltered. COMM.—The liberal supplies of East lodic have gone oft less freely c ad at prices in favour of th e b u y ers. Planta tion Ceylon triage. 72e. to 795. ; 6ne ordinary to good middling 78e. to Si.. 6d.; pea berry, Ms. to 925. Telli co B.V. cherry and Mysore, The. 6‘.1. to 765. 6d. ; C oc h oir . 731. Coco.t.—Trinidad has found buyers at full prixs ; gray, 53a to 58s. 6d. ; red, 61s. to 931. TEA.—A li;ni . tedinirsiness continue' to be done at steady pricer - - - 1:lc - C.—About 1,000 begs sold at Oa cash for old No. Faurr.—With the exception of Valencia raisins, prices for which hays declined Is. to 2a. per cwt.., there i 4 a steady business doing in most descriptions at previous Rum.—Sales have been made in Leeward Island at la. 5,1. for pale, and at Is. fiid. for brown. SALTPETRE. —No sales reported. Corrox.—The market continues dull. ligur.—A small parcel of claim St. Petersburg has been sold at the reduced prices of 371. 10s. to 3SI. TALLOW MARICET.—(THIS DAY). The market is steady. The premot gao•atkws am as follows :—Tows tallow, 46e. net cash ; Peteisburs Y.O. on the spot, 475. 3d.: at the year, 475. ; December. 47e. to 475. 3d. ; January to March, 47e. to 475. 31. ; March, 47e. 6d. HIDE MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Lrannatu.—Hides—Prices : 561 be. to 641ba., 23d. to &V; 641ba. to 721 e., &L to 30. ; 721bL to 801ba., 314. to 441. ; 801ba. to 881bn., 4d. to 41d. ; 881ba. to 861ba., 444. to 6d.; 961ba. to 10411:e., Si to NIL ; 1041 be. to 112 Th.., 51d. to 544. Horse bides, 9.. to 10s. Coat skins. light, 2s. 6d. to 3a. Gd. ; full, 6.. Bd. BIZMONDBIT. —Sheep skins, polled, 7s. 64. to 01. 6d. Keats and halt-bred., 6a. to 78. Dow.., 48 . Gd.to 54 . 3d• BOROUGH HOP MARICRT.—{THIS DAY.) Messrs. Pattenden and Smith report an ineremedidemand on the part of the London brewers for the best portion of Mid and East Kents and Bavarian. Good Weald of Kent sod Sussex are soarer, sad daily advancing in price. COAL MARKET.-{THIS DAY.) Walla End Hetton, 19a. 6d.; Walls Eod Lambtoo. 19s. ; Walls End South }lotto., 19s. 6d.; Walls End Hartle pool. 19s. ; Walla End South Hartlepool. 18e. 6d. ; Walla za South Kell**, 19s. ; Walls Eat Hes& Hall, 18s. 9d. ; Walls Fad Kepier Grange, IM. 6d. • Walls End Oassop, 19s. ; Walls End Hellos, 19s. 3d. ; Walla End Eden Main, 19s. ; Walls End Cosfortk, 17s. N.; Walla Bad Hatton Lyoss, 184. ; Will. Bad, Tuostall, 18e. ; Auckland, 17a. 6d. ; Walls Bad Holley, 17s. 9d. ; Byrou, 18a. 6d. ; Tanfleld Moon Bates, 18s. • tan's Hartley, 17s. 3d. ; Saba& Hartley, 17s. 3d. ; Lambert's Hartley. 175.-Ships at market, 107. PARTNER?. I ,