The Express. — London, England, 1867-09-27 00:00:00

iv paid regularly ; but now be bad been a long ut of work, and she believed he was driven to this 1., want. She would certainly not have given him in o 4,.iy if she had been consulted, and now she was willing w ithdraw from the charge, and to repay the money ad ;,D(va by the pawnbrokers. to a•botant from Mr. Modes, pawnbroker, Judd-street, voliced a cream jug, mustard pot, and drinking cup, for 2s. by a person resembling the prisoner, ?„. he could not positively swear to him. The ticket to one of the duplicates found on the prisoner. "'m,. Vaughan said the fact of such articles being offered 1, m. ..n like the prisoner for so low a rum ought to have stispicion. The prisoner said be bad lost employment from no fault ,f 1.1, oon. but from slackness of business at the firm st, re he r ocked. For some time he had lived by pledging Li. tools, the want of which increased the difficulty of ct trio4 anything to do. lie had, however, at the time he j*.dged the plate, hopes of being able to replace it. Mr. Vaughan remandtd him for inquiry as to the truth of Lis statement. ILIRLBOROUGH4ITRMT. EITELAOILDINAZY CASE Mtr , E ',right, about 45 years of age, was charged as l'obee.censtable Wm. Bade, 198 e, said—Last night I faun.' the prisoner naked in the middle of the road in thford.street, and thinking she was insane, as soon ea I could get some clothes I took her to the hospital, but as the surgeon stated there was nothing the matter with her, but th.it she was drunk, I took her to the station. :IL Knox—What time was it! Conatoble—A quarter to ten. Mr. Knox—Do you really mean what you say—that she we' ,ke,l? Constable—l do. sir. Prisoner—lt's quite true. . . . Mr. Knox—FlC:w came you to do such a thing Prisoner—We had been having some conversation about per one getting • living in the street having • licence put ou them, and I did it for • lark, and the boys annoyed me. Barn., the geoler—l have known the Prisoner . ' as the keeper of & stall with vegetables, in Oxford-street, for about 17 yews. Trisoner7That's true; but I don't go out on Sunday like the St. Otles's women. . . . . . . Mr. M Knox—She seems to me not to be in her right mind. WA.. she drunk last night Inspector Bowles—She was. The prisoner's sister—Ever since 1880 she has been out of her mind. She has been at /Unwell, but was let out to give her soother trial. I have now had her living with me in Barrett's-court ten weeks and my children are afraid of her. — Mr. Knox—She is a very unfit person to go shout the streets. The Sister—When she has Ms she falls on the back of her head, and becomes worse. She is not safe to be about. Mr. Knox—The best course will be to take her to Mary lebone Workhouse, and then have her passed to Hanwell. Prisoner—l don't like the workhouse. Mr. Knox—l will send her to Marylebone Workhouse, andth h e er m . ofofficers there will know best what to do with ...._ __ Mr. Knox then directed Inspector Bowles to send her to the workhouse._____ WORSHIP-STREET. STRANG' CASE OP ATTIMPTID SUICIDE. Ann Brinkman, a plainly-dreased but decent-looking girl, was charged with attempting suicide by drowning in the water near Victoria-park. A week since, when before the magistrate, she assigned as her only motive for the act a desire to revenge herself on her mistress for having nagged her. The magistrate now mentioned this, and asked was that really the cause. CirirYes, sir. . . . ifsgistni; ill en, it was a very foolish one. I should warmly think you meant it, did you Girl—Yes, I meant it ; but I did'nt like it when I wea In the water. v _ _ _ 11agistinte—Then you would not do it again Girl—Oh, no, dr. Magistrate—You know that there is another bar at which you might have had to stand and answer for the mime of taking your life ? Girl— Y es, si r . . . . . Magistrate--I suppose your minden. would not take you back again! . . . . . . . . . An elder sister who promised to take care of the prisoner here mentioned that the mistress had not be haved well, and that her sister had been in her service four years. Finally the magistrate discharged the prisoner, and the sisters left the court together. WA . NDSWORTH. INPCDENT ROBBERY BY A SERVANT GIRL Sarah Ann Omnill, aged 15 years, was charged with stealing a gold watch and other articles, the property of Kr. George Samuel Hodgson, a chemist and druggist, of High-street, Wandsworth. The prosecutor stated that the pri s on er had been in his service for nu months, but he disc harge d her on Tuesday last on account of her impudence. e had missed from his bedroom a gold watch, two silver spoons, two rings and ahairguard. He had since found that the prisoner had taken his wife's goloshes and bad sold them to a neighbour's servant. When be discharged the prisoner he did not sus pect her of stealing the articles, but he afterwards received information which led him to place the case in the hands of the police. The guard and watch were produced, but the guard was not attached to it when it was taken. The robberies had been committed in a very ingenious manner, for the blame was attached to his little girl, who bad been chastised for the loss of the property. Sergeant Meiklejohn said yesterday be went to No. 2, Park-terrace, Haverstook-hill, where he found the prisoner. She told him that she had not got the things, but that the little girl had put them down the water-closet. When about half a mile from the house she said she would tall the truth, that she had got the watch and chain, but she knew nothing about the rings or spoons. He returned with her to the same house when she gave him the watch sad guard from a little box. . . In .. reply to Mr. Mayo, who defended, The sergeant said the prisoner told him that she found the watch and chain in the water-closet. He had not ex amined the water closet, but he believed that Mr. Hodgson had had it taken to pieces, but the other articles were not hand. He had received information that the prisoner had offered the other articles for sale to tradesmen in Wands worth, but he had not had time to obtain their attendance. Mr. Dayman remanded the prisoner. Harriet Mountforct was re-examined on a charge of dealing a diamond pin, belonging to a lmlger in the house where she was a servant, in Falcon-lane, Battersea. Mr. Darman committed her to prison for ono month, with bard labour, for the unlawful possession. SINGLLAR DEATH OP A YOUNG WOMAN IN - rid eirk: DTQUIST.--71118 DAT.) This afternoon an inquiry was held at the Lon don Hospital, by Mr. Humphreys, the coroner, touching the death of Elisabeth Rosetta King, aged 16 years. Joseph Hinds, 79, Leadenhall-street, said thet the de ceased was • domestic servant in the employ of his mother. On last Monday morning, at haltpast 6 o'clock, heard load screams and • crash of glass. He went into the hack eu s remises where the business of an optician was on. He there saw the deceased lying on the floor underneath a skylight which was in the roof. She had fallen through. Blood was issuing from her legs. She had "kept conversation" with • young man who lived next door. She would have had to get on to the roof to carry on the conversation with the young man next door. He would stand at his window while she was on the roof. Mr. Edward Tuck said that she was in the habit of biking to the young man. He believed that she stood on the skylight to lift up • kitchen window. The skylight was made of plate glass, and it had broken under her weight. She caught hold of a parapet when she was fall ing, but the cement had given way. She used to lark with a charity boy who came next door to clean the windows. She was carried to the hospital, where she died in two hours. The Coroner said that the deceased was evidently carry. Ins on a diriation with a young man w h en s h e was killed. The jury returned a verdict of "Accidental death." ANOTHER FEMALE SUICIDE AT THE STEPNEY JUNCTION. INQUEST.—A_THII3 DAY.) This afternoon Mr. Humphreys, the coroner, held an inquest at the London Hospital respecting the ehvumstances attending the suicide of a young woman *llse name was unknown. ---- The case created great interest in consequence of its being the -ccond act of suicide committed in one week by women at the Stepney Junction. The first case was that of a Mrs. N irtha Sayers, aged 22, who, on Monday night, threw bend( underneath a train after having been mar ried only two months. Mr. William Pen, station-master at Stepney Junction, said that he did not know the deceased. She was dressed like a very respectable servant girl. On Wednesday evening he saw the deceased standing on the platform. As the 8.25 Pat. Nort`k Woolwich train from London entered the station, she leaped from the platform in front of it. She then faced the engine and threw both her arms up in the air and then Rung herself down on the metals. Both her were cut off at the thighs. Witness leaped from the I Prtform on to the line, and rushed to the deceased before she threw herself down. When she saw him coming she looked at the engine and threw herself forward. He in tended to hove caught her before the engine came down Upon her. When the train passed she was not dead. A doctor offered her brandy, but she said, "Give me water." She also said, " I shall not tell my name." She had half a return ticket from Hickney in her pocket. Day. surgeon, said that she died at the London Hospital, to .which she had been carried, at half-past 6 o'clock on Thursday morning. When dying she said " Ratcliff." Mr. Pen said that she was about 18, and was a girl of dark complexion with blue eyes. She was 5 feet 6 inches in height. The coroner said he would adjourn the ease until her friends came forward. They would be sure to do so when the facts of the suicide became known. The inquiry was then adjourned. THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 27, 1867. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE (Blr TILIKIILAPR.) NEWMARKET MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) MATCIL Coup d'Eclat beat Betty. MATCH. Puff beat Lady &alum. MAIDEN PLATE. Inspiration ... Connno 13 ran. FORLORN STARE& Athena ... Capitaine OCTOBER HANDICAP. _ Friday Trocadero HANDICAP SY/MOSTA% W. T.Y.O. 17 n a Challenge, Bst 13Ib ; Bismarck, Bst 71b; Tumbler, Bst4lb ; Mistletoe, Bst ; Dick Turpin, ist 12Ib ; Claymore, 7st 12Ib ; Miller's Maid, ist 91b ; Tremble, 7st 71b ; Grand Duke, 7st 41b ; Maid Marian, 7st 41b ; Life Guardsman, Est 9lb ; Porter's Knot, Est Blb ; Ganymede, Gat 71b ; Gladiator, fist 121 b. All are here. SWEEPSTAKES OF 30 SON'S. T.Y.C. Fru:whine, Loonies, Jenny, L'Epte, Adeline I, and Coup d'Eclat are hem SWEEPSTAKES OF 10 SOVS. T.Y.C. Traeiata, Roll Call, L'Africsine, Buckenham dam f, and Mexico are here. SWERPATAKEI. Half a mile. Westmoreland, Nally Rome, Corinne, Ritualist, and King Alfred are here. SWEEPSTAKES OF 200 SOVS. Athena walks over. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARIC-LANE.---(THIS DAY.) Fresh up to our market to-day the arrivals of English wheat, coastwise and by land carnage, were only moderate, and generally speaking in but middling condition. For all kinds the demand wu inactive, but no change took place in the quotations. The market was fairly supplied with foreign wheat. In all descriptions sales progressed slowly, nevertheless prices were supported. In floating cargoes of wheat, a fairaverage business was passing at full rates. Barley changed hands on former terms, and maize was quite as dear. Very little barley wu on sale. The trade continued firm at late rates. Malt was quiet, at previous prices. Oats moved off freely at Monday's currency. Beans were firm, and the value of peas was supported. All kinds of flour were very firmly held. Linseed and rapeseed were steady, but most agricultural seeds were quiet. Cakes were in fair request. 4.71:71133NT PRICE& Pitot.Liff. Per Qr. Per Qr. WHAT. 6 a. OATS. I. I. Meer, Lent, red, '66 —to Scotch potato '67 17 to 64 Irish, black „ Da wile, 'O6 —to „ whtte 24 to 28 , '67 60 to 67 BRATS. I. Norfolk end oolit red BARLI7 Malting Distilling (binding 34 to 38 MALT. Ewe; Norfolk, and Suffolk 66 to 70 Kingston and Were 72 to 76 Brown 66 to 62 lt2s. New 26 to 41 Mangan Tick 4O So 43 Narrow Pil 4oll 44 W 46 Grey — to S I: 38 to 43 Boilers _ to liooa Town umule94lllll4 lbs. Household 6O to 52 Country Norfolk and tkdrolk, Si ship 4O to 47 OLT& Ruttish, feed 2l to 27 , potato Bcolok, toad Moe Per {tr. weed?. Deckle and bug BO to TS Rostock & Mscalts Per Qr. Den bw a fd to G 1 geashan, herd OATS S. • Danish and Swedish lt to 30 Mod= 23 to es eat intirrican, red — to white . to _ _ Grinding --* 34 to 88 Diddling Molting _ . . . OAle 13 673 4108 K ES to 40 18014.3 CORE. Wthe Se to 40 Yellow nowt browtoi.... 14 to n .. feedlot .... tl to 241 ARRIVAL OF GRAIN, Ac . . CARRIAGE FROM Sin% CLUNY& FLOE'S. --- Trench, per sack .... 42 to 62 Spanish „ U to 62 American. par WC.. 28 to 37 Canadian „ 2.7 INTO LONDON BY WATER 23 TO SEPT. 26, BOTH IN- Barley. Mat 0.16. Mar. qr. qrs. qrs. brie. . Ics ISO 670 .. 1380 900 1880.. two .. ito --'-- I 1400 I 670 121040 I .. 12000 LIVERPOOL COTTON AND CONR!MARKETS, (ram ouw OWN oosazarommer.) Cortos.—The market quiet. Sales probably about 10,000 bales. Cosa.—The market moderately attended. Wheat in good demand, at 3d. per cental advance since Tuesday. Flour dearer. Beans 6d. per qr. cheaper. Oats and oat meal unchanged. Indian corn in tau demand; mixed, 425. 3d. WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET.-(THIS DAY. (IT TILIGIAPH.) (PROP OUR OWN 00111LISPONDINT.) Strong consumption. Demand for wheat at full prices. Barley the turn lower. Beans and oats steady. MINOING-LAMB.—(THIS DAY.) Sro AL—The market continues steady, with a fair amount of business doing. West India sold at 30a. 6d. to 335.; brown Bengal, 265. to 295. ; &eyed Manilla, 29a. dd. to 30s. 3d. ; Paraiba, 295. to 294.3 d. Refined quiet, without change in prices. Corns.—The parcels brought to public sale are mostly disposed of at prices is burnt' favour. Plantation Ceylon, triage, 375. to 58s. ; ordinary, 650. to 66a. ; fine fine ordi nary to good middling, 71s. 6d. to 81s. 6d. ; peaberry, 84s. to 93a. 6d. ; native Ceylon good ordinary, 525. to 5.4 a,; Mocha, yellowish, 100 s.; greenish 85e. 6d. to 05s. 6d. • other But India oolory, 850. to 965. ; pale, 60s. to 665. id. Tea.—The demand for new seasons is still limited. Rms.—There are buyers at firm prices, but no further sales are reported. Rica-5,000 bags sold on the spot. Rangoon, 12s. 6d.; Neerands, I Is. 3d. short prompt. Business hsa also been done for arrival. 'Ballam , lls. 3d. ex ship. Rangoon, landed, 12s. Pioir.—Currants are quiet. Common to good sold at 21a. to 29a.; Valencia raisins are selling very steadily at 29a for ordinary to 355. for fair, and at 3fis. to 52a. for selected ; Sultanas, fine, 535. ; middling to good, 43e. to 47a. ; Turkey figs, common, 26a. to 28a. up to 65e. for Po& Corros.—The market continues dull, and prices again rule in buyers' favour. ilillP.—Russian firm, at 39t. for clean. - -- TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) . . _ The market is steady. Town tallow is quoted 42e. 6d. ; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 43n 9d. ; ditto ditto old, 43e. 6d. ; October to December, 435. 9d. ; December. 44e. HIDE MARKET.—{THIS DAY. ; LIUDINHALL.—Hides : 561ba. to 641 be., 3d. to 3}d. ; 641 be. to 721ba., 3r d.: to 344.; 721bs. to 801 b., 314 d. to 314.; 801 be. tor:1811m., 3 d. to 4fd. ; 881 b. to 961ba.. 40. to 5d.; 561 he. to 10411 m., to Sid. Horse hides, 94.6 d. toloe. 61. Calf akin., light, 2a. Od. So 41. Od ; full, 7a. Od. BIRMOVIMINT.—SheepaIdna : Lambe, 3s. 3d. to 4s. 9d. ; Sheep, 3a. 3d. to 4.. 6d. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Maws. Pattenden and Smith report a continued quiet trade, holders declining to foroe sales. Prime are nomi nally the same. No BAPTISM, NO BITRIAL.—The eon of Mr. James Coed, of St. Newan, died a few days ado, aged 14 years. The body was removed to St. Newan churchyard for burial. The Rev. R. T. Wilson Taylor, the rector, in quired if the deceased had been baptized! The bereaved parent answered "Yes." The next question was, " Where ^' and the reply, "At the Wesleyan Methodist chapeL" The clergyman then refused to read the burial service, and the corpse was buried without any religious rites.— Western Morning News. Tae KNOLISH FISHERIES.—The Special Com missionen—Mr. J. Paterson, Captain Swan, ILN and Major Scott—who opened th e i r cour t on th e 17th in st., at Egretnont, in Cumberland, have now finished in that die (the river Ehen) for the present. They were occu pied two days in hearing an important claim preferred by Captain Irwin, of Calder Abbey, to a ash-garth in the mouth of the hen, which Captain Irwin claimed under grant@ to the monks of Calder Abbey temp. 37 Edward and a grant to Captain Irwin's predecessors by Henry VIA, after the suppression of the monastery of Calder Abbey. The garth is a wattled hedge placed acmes a considerable portion of the sands of the estuary on the north shore, end there was a similar claim for a garth on the south shore by Mr. Stanley, of PonsonbrhalL Lord Lonsdale also claimed a garth at Starling Castle. Only the case of Captain Irwin, however, was heard for want of time. After • deal of learned argument the commis skims their judgment. The commissioner, sat on Wednesday at Broughton Farness, to inquire as to fixed engines on the Duddon. Wheat MIL& sad Scotch MO .... .: 11140 SHARE LIST-(THIS DAY.) OILDtRAZT BELL= £JD ITOOI6. eh. 1 Pa. 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Herod'. boa Wtoseton Do sy wns Ilszr;t ipWant) Merylyria North lookei; North Wheal Crotty trotted W) Dorados (C. Bt. Char t ; tit Condsnow W. Frames (Moss ) i nn) Falk dio: TOO 6,640 6,000 1,110 Mt nn Yon West Basset (IIloom) W. Carsdon a.teksard) West Mira= West &Asa W W Basest (lllip Wb. (l.adrut o t) WMeriAnti (lieshen ) Wlaesl Beton ilk. Tyelawsbes (Usk 100 102 99 101 99 101 87 80 86 88 103 106 1071 1081 107 118 106 107 94 96 108 106 114 112 e 106 107 103 106 104 106 106 107 104 110 101 104 100 102 104 1071 1 08 100 . 102. t m 106 100 111 110 11Si 1101 CI. prim ;1 a 425 436 15 1 1 6 6 2 211 8 9 2 24 1 4 18_ 19_ OD 96 ISi 9 60 96 - 93 95 93 92 94 OS 95 lona I Bales. MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Oxa o'Osaai. There is little business to-day in the stock markets, apart from that connected with the fort nightly settlement, and prices generally exhibit no alteration. Upwards of 000,0001. in specie and bullion has just arrived, chiefly from Mexico and Australia, and the return of the Bank of England shows a further addition to the resources of that establishment. At the same time, the supply of money offering in the Stock Exchange on the ;security of the English funds and British railway and foreign stocks is greatly in excess of the requirements of the dealers ; yet there seems to be little disposition to operate to any important extent for a rise. It is hoped, however, that some activity will be manifested about the middle of next month, when most persons will have returned from their holidays. Consols are unchanged, and the variations in other securi ties are unimportant. In the discount market to-day the supply of money has experienced a further diminution, owing to the revenue payments to the Bank, but choice three months' bills are taken at 11 per cent. Consols are quoted 941 to 1 for money, and 94 7-16 to 9-16, or 941, the Bth October, and the Three per Cents. Reduced and New Three per Cents., 921 to I, ex div. The government broker has made his final pur chase to-day for the Sinking Fund, the amount taken being 21,0001. Three per Cents. Reduced, at 921, ex div. The railway market is rather dull to-day, but the reduction in a few of the loading lines does not exceed Ito 1- per cent. Subjoined are the prices : Metropolitan, 1241 to ; Great Western, 481 to 1 ; London and North Western, 1141 to 1 ; Midland, 1225 to 1 ; Lancashire and York shire, 127 to 1 ; Caledonian, 104 to 1; South Eastern, 69 to t ; Great Eastern, 311 to g ; Great Northern, 111 to 112 ; ditto A, 117 to 1 ; London, Chatham. and Dover, 20 to t ; North British, 321 to 331 ; and Brighton, 531 to 54. Some of the foreign stocks show firmness. Spanish Passive Bonds and Certificates are in good demand, and exhibit a fresh rise of t to 4 per cent., viz., to 191 to 1 and 164 to 17, respec tively. Turkish of 1865 and Italian of 1861 are 1 better, the former at 32 tot, and the latter at 481 to 3 ; Turkish of 1862 are quoted 62 to 63 ; Greek, 131 to 14 ; Chili= scrip, 5 to prem. ; Egyptian, 1864, 861 to 871 ; and Mexican, 151 to 4. American securities and Atlantic Cable shares are unchanged. The 5-20 Bonds are called 721 to 73 ; Erie Railway shares, 40f to f ; Illinois Cen tral, 76f to 771 ; Anglo-American Telegraph, 17i to ; and Atlantic Telegraph Eight per Cent. Pre ference, 3} to Bank shares are quiet, at the closing prices of yesterday. Financial shares are without variation, at the an nexed quotations :—lnternational, 21 to 1; die. ; London, 24 to 22 die. ; General Credit, 21 to 2 dis. ; and Credit Foncier, 51 to die. The arrival of 615,5001. in specie is announced to-day. The Douro, from the West Indies, has brought 531,0001., and the Dunbar Castle, from Sydney, 84,5001. HALF-PAST THIUSS O'CLOCK. The stock markets are rather firmer, especially as regards some of the home railway securities and foreign bonds. Consols are unchanged, at 94i to i for money, and 944 for the account. About 84,0001. in gold has been sent into the Bank. At Paris this morning the Three per Cent. Renter opened at 69fr. 15c., being sc. lower. The following relates to New Granada Bonds : " Messrs. Baring Brothers and Co. have received by this mail on account of New Granada divi dends—From the Custom-house of Santa Marta, 1,0001. ; from Barranquitta, 3581. 14s. ; total, 1,3581. 148.—London, Sept. 24, 1807." About 38,0001. in gold was sent into the Bank yesterday. The steamer Ripon will take to-day only 4,8041. in specie for the East _ _ _ An authoritative contradiction has been given to a statement that a change is about to take place in the management of the Ebbw Vale Company. In the Express of the 24th inst. reference was made to the proposed emission by the Suez Canal Company of 333,333 obligations of 500 f. each, secured on the whole property and income of the company, to be issued at 300 f., and redeemable in 50 years at par. From the circumstance that the subscription list is to be opened only from Thurs day, the 26th inst., to Monday, the 30th, it might be inferred that there was no disposition to invite the co-operation of English capitalists • but it appears that this is not so, and it is noti fied that Mr. D. A. Lange, who was instrumental in making the company known in this country in 1857, is duly authorised to receive subscriptions in London, and will do so at the of fi ces of Messrs. ?Maine, Payne, and Lawrence, Angel-court, Throgmorton street. The receipts of the Erie Railway Company for the month of August were 1,239,024 dohs., being 56,376 dollars less than in August, 1866. A special general meeting of the British Indian Tea Company (Limited) is called for the 11th Oct. to confirm the resolution passed at the special meeting on the 24th inst. Notice is given that the coupon for interest upon the debentures of the Imperial Land Company of Marseilles, which will become due on the 30th in stant, will, by arrangement, be paid by the Con solidated Land Company of France (Limited). Subjoined is Messrs. Culverwell, Brooks, and Co.'s report of yesterday's hide sales : _ _ At the eighteenth series of hide sales for the year, there was a good demand for all descriptions, nearly the whole of the quantity o ff ered being sold at fall to aslvanced rates. East India.—Oi and COW : CAlCtlttli were in good demand, and sold at fall prices, some few parcels realising an advance of id. per lb. Madras, do., brought full to slightly improved prices. Of 74,971 hides offered 73,392 were sold. East India.—Buffalo sold at advanced rates. Leather.—East Indian sold well at full to slightly im proved rates. Australian was well competed for, and was all sold at an average advance of id. to id. per . lb. Salted hide—Australian : For the portion sold full prices were obtained. Cape sold well. Gibraltar were part sold. Dry and dryailterl hides.—Cape were in good demand. Mauritius only part sold. Mogadore realised full prioes. Horse hides.--South American were chiefly passed. German bought in. Bark.—Mimosa was in limited re quest. The return of the Bank of England for the week ending Wednesday, Sept. 25, compared with that fur the previous week, shows the following changes : Circulation issue £38,237,860 Decrease 01,805 Circulation active 23,408,106 Decrease 298,320 Public deposits 8,361,152 Increase 386,256 Other deposits Government securities in -._ -- - banking department 12,h95,272 No change. Other eecnrities in banking department 17,121,694 Decrease 94,568 Ooln and bullion in both departments Soren day and other bills 542.589 Increase 11,244 The Rest 3,680,68.1 Increase 2,279 Notes in reserve Total reserve (notes k coin) in banking department 16,039,738 limes.. 247,716 The withdrawals of private deposits have been more than made up by the influx of the revenue, and, as th 3 Bank's discount and loan business con tinues to fall off, the reserve has received a further addition of close upon a quarter of • million. In the coin and bullion there is a trifling falling off, yet the remarkable feature is presented that every note in circulation is fully covered by coin and bullion, with an excess of more than a million. 1110,C0C 1011. NO 10 2, :2 LOO el 1 SI nib vs i WO 11 102 Par !i N n 64 69 99 109 101 194 100 100 1110 100 100 I 103 94 Is ss a 103 104 P 6 97 91 93 1011 1011 car 1011 FOREIGN RAIL. WAYS. RAILWAYS. 4 ltatardian WWil.fra Milan J =Um 1LAyrie,G.8.4.70.4.(L) antral Argentine .... . 4. ___ .... I Dusabarg it Witpk (L.) Kaaiera of ltaUX• =Central (L) L:tz il embourg Lambeig-Olarsowlts(L) ifeslass (L) Nam.*Llpp Bedßy aim Do.e p. PrL f s. gov Northers of Franca . N.ltalL Ay pd xta 7. p. a. Do. Itarwaglaa Trunk Pref. Ottoman (Smyrna Aldln Parla,LyossandliatiL IParta an d Orleans .. Recite & S. Frauds (L ) 'Royal xtarduilas Royal Swedish Do. 7 par caul lambs, and Daum Do. iiparcont.Pref San Psulo(L) 5.7 Per 61 &Aust.& Lout. Vinetlan ,South Sul of Portugal ,3outbern of Frame.— Marls and Sevens IF•si rTa iviiis" 7 - - 7 7: Do. 4 per osot Prot Willi 41 N. W. of Promo 9 9* 12+ 14 11 2 144 1 1144 12 16 10 asp 4 41p11 24 SI 21 23 16 14 ea le 104 Id 1 t 14 45 46 2 6 3 3f $5 Ili 35 113 9i 104 4 3 N 17 14 111 ft 1 1 4 • • ~e 21 ts 1011316 N OBLIGATIOhII. RAILWAY. ,G.Laxesabourglip.oent. Havana and Matanzas Lausanne and Fribourg Matrons and Sabannia • — Do Second Lana_____ . North. of Franco 3 pot Do OatoChorl. 33 p, ot. Ottoman (Smyrna, to.) Do. do. tamed at 72 Farls,Lponsoltlln Sp. M. Amite i S. F. (Pun.) . Royal tredith •It T p. .ott: ea tt Lont-Vm. Sp. r.. th East. of Port. ?p.c. titbit') of Iranoe3p.o. Italian, 3 per M. .11M. 11. cdlfra. SA I. - 17 4- 1 - 17 87 90 98 100 Si 90 Ue 13 40 60 18 23 11 111 WI 116 1 4 2 66 16 2 1 2 1 12 lie 6 6 11 111 OR Ida 4 p.e. Mer.4lSoi 100 G.Ntlia.4 p.a. Jao.&J 100 p. et, Jut. & July 100 laao.dYk.4o.4.Jos.a.lly 100 L40.14e4.154p.e.Jan.41J17 100 July 100 Do. Sep.e. Jim* July 100 L.etS.W.4p.4. Jos.& J oly 100 lir tdlaad,4p.o.J in.& nly 100 N. British, K. P. ,t Sp. l'ob. Avg... 100 N. Eatro.,4p.o..laas.kJaly 100 8001N.1L.49.4.Ap.a04.1. 100 E 112 6 4 128 5 68 711 110 0 .aOll 171 IT§ 14 16 116 90 70 75 18 19 Par }{ _7_ _ll.l 1 LitE; 1 . . 64 IS 2 I 1 1 lii I' 1 21 2j II 6 14 161 In 17 7 6 ect l 4 Par W 46 • 4 din IS 15 a i 108 104 a41 ...1 . 26 97 106 10S 11) 12 16 / Gds 7 6 ...1t 6 Odd 16 14 diti SI 4 d4' 140 146 S 4 pas ii 1 64 44 Sls 10 8 dls 11 Oldie 001 6 211 M 18 SI 4 Sdb . 11 10. rilas it Se iidis 5 4dh 24 1 I $1 40 65 3 2 413 T ids T 4 eth • 1 dlo 23 . 41.65. 14 ,tis it ems Paz 101 102 1 2 0 2 4 2 ti 42 48 Cl 6edie 51 a poi a 3 di. 14 12 di ll Ofdl. 1 l,lll, 01 2 21, i 4 di.dle fpail 1 3 13 3 4 4 212 35 46 18 17 14 lb pm 10 8 di. if 11, 9 47 20 ,11 0 2 11. 7 n ai 33 26 48 50 47 49 2 IMa 22 24 21 22 22 14 91 N 116 120 8 7lb Ti gal $4 88 70 14 171 Si S ! 2 SI 112.8110 119,730 St. 1000000 St 1.00{.08/ 8t lest sad West Ladle 6,078,110 88 'Loudon &88 Catboat 1,062,600 00 Do. Deb. et 4p. 01 817.C1i el Mussy Oomesseeedg - - • - - --- • - • 10 lirmlo-AmerkanTeL(L. I en 10 Aagialillawkma NMI —I an al Atlantis Telnirep• lOO It. r is ic•esat. s• Australian Itt ea dira.(L. 10 BawaraliTes 10 Berns Waterwotits an 10 Do. New 100 Bolero, Irewelliaa (L) 26 Bombay 0.. (Waited) all 6 Do New.— . 84. 60 B. Senna L Ameri Tel can (L) land 11444 1 Met 1011 Canada Company , all le Cesadianlaen Inv(1 ) . 10 90 tto eu = 10 81dp&LOoalL 16 10 ,City Discount, Limited. 26 !CityotLondool.Pro.(L) 8 VO al Milan Impro.(L) 10 10 Do. 26 City of Moscow Gas (L ) all 50 City Oinone(Lini.) 26 We Colonial (Limited) 16, Do. . . U comuserelalDelte(bm. 6 es. of AhicaaMor.(L 1 Contlmeital [TRAIN (1. 15 Do. . ... . ... .. . all Cop.lLiag.,Pret.74 — p.c al C.et Den.114.1877,41p.c all Do. do. 1879, do at C. Pone. of England (L ) 0 De.of Mauritius (L) 19 Cr Palace lO9 a l reterence 100 6641 . et Perp7i4e: 101 (Molted) al *imam Tea (I , '5 ha.& I , ln(L IC L DAL & le &Ow PIN , l7 F4170 1110 0 00.11 ;a4 ) I Klectlic Telegraph lO4 Do. New Eng.&ANCooPer (Um' , Neg. and Pomo Crodl; Eng.&Boarlm.(l. Perboininaglneerlng Foreim (Warehouse (L; 1 General Credit & Dia.(L ) )liea. Illeam Navigalio , 1 BOON & Colonial Ai.(L 1 llongKong & C1)10406- a Hudson's Bay.. . 1111.1411400,14411 N 1 ll , Indiaa Carrying (Ls ) 1 Internat. llnan.loa(L • I hawse. land Credit(L I Italia Lend. 5 Italian In*. (Can. Car., a Do. 6p. 0. Ma. r. 1870 all Lied liecarttle(Lle.) 5 Lead.A.trkan Trading lO 1,...d. Loo. & Caledom. M. (L 6 Lom.OomatyLead&B.(L 2 DiertotTeleg.(L. all Load. roan. Liao. (L. 93 Load. 0. Otantlimme.(L ' all ILoad.&olagg.ing.Co.(L 16 Load. Provincial Marine 2 Madre. Irriga & Canal, Op ct.g.bylodlanOov. 100 1111 Maoritlualmad, ete. (L) It 10 Medlin:ten. TeL (L ) ail MI Merchant 13bIpplag (L ) mil 1 84. lellwall ELL&DeN(L, NO 150 Mlllwall Iron Worb 7l 10 Natal Land it CoLO. (LI I 116 National De. Cos. (L. 5 26 NatioaalProv.llarhowL 4 010 NatlonalBtesimNay.(L) IN 10 NerbaddaLloal&liva(L) 6 Is Seweonaolidat.Dia (I) 8 6 New Que`wada, Limited all 56 N.Zeidand L&14.46.(L) IN sii 11.70alandT.& Loma (I. ) li 19 Northern AimmaTea(L) 4 10 ' Do. I I 9 Bt. N.Firls.Ammtralaalea (L., 100 60 11.1trIt.&11ercan.ln.(4 ' tle 26 Ocean Marine (Inoue. , 6 50 OrtentalPinsadal(LlN., 11 5 Orlea.mlON(Llimited) ell 10 Do Nes 1 Oriont.lidend Bteeni(L 1 an 10 Otago & Sthland Invest. 2 6 Ottoman Oaa (UMW! an 10 !Panama B. IL Steam(L) ma a Do. do. I at PedßlT.Land&lnis.(L.; IN 60 Peninsular& 0 Keen NI I 10 Do. do. New 18161 all 1 60 I Do. do. do. 1867 II 60 Ithymney Iron ,16 i Do. New al aa .11,103.(Itylraprov.(L ) all 09 Otto Janeiro Or (LIN ell 110 literal Mel Nem &I St. , toot. Marts% Invest. (L) 101 20 Suor. Plasm d*KiD - p10(4) 10 10 'B. Oilcan M. &Is. (L) I N ltomthArietrellaaLand an 21: T & (L — li i iril l N Thames& Mersey lia.(L) 2 '5O Trinidad Petroleum (L) 4 10 .TroA&Agency of Aus.(L 1 111 , T. & L 00. elll. Quads 11 60 Ua.M.artne of Liver. (L.) I 16 'oiled Dlecouliteorp(L II I Matted IL. Toles. Co. (4 ell 5 Do. 10 per cent. pre. ma .3 ,vnirere. Marine I ms.(L) I 10 Upper Aire Tot 111 I Vas Diemen'e Land (L) 10 Ifterogolnark/1 00 4., 88 Warrant Unmans (IJm), al SS Westladia&Pacele NIL 11 11 1 It 5 T 9 72 73 11 9 T 6 • can PREFERENCE North Eastern 4 per cent. redeemable, 931. North Eastern, York, H. and 8. Purchase, 10. Ditto, West Hartlepool Hart.. and RAIL, 81, asoo l moo, 4600,0001 a,OOO 36 600 122,000 10,000 20,000 12.600 26,000 61,000 ii 3 Lite St Lte te.o 111.7.5 _Cs _Ms IS 1 97 16( 1 7 6- 1 1 ) 5 2 15-16 HI } e imi i _ BANK OF An Account pursuant to the Act week ending on Wednesday. tb IiNGLAND. 7kb and Mb Vie., e. $l. for the e 16th day of September. 1867. Government debt.. 211.015,100 Other secnritke.... 2,92441100 Gold coin and bal- nevi DIRT Noss lamed der,4S7die7 Silver bullion tS'-237.86° 41138.137,860 SMILING bl Proprietors' Capital £14,6511.0113 Rost Public Deposita au cludinit Facheq., OaT. Beaks, COM lola of National Debt, rtti Div. 4M,237,800 PARTIOINT. Ooyernziint Beta ateaczrt Other Emounthes 17,121,094 Notes Gold sad Balm Cola 1,200,9033 it;;;lantd7) 8,381.162 Other Deposita Seven day and other BDIr C 46,056,704 Sept. 25, 1857. £46,066,704 7. MAY, Deputy Caddo'. THURSDAY EVIENG. Consols, which closed yesterday at 99, " sellers,' for the Bth October, opened this morning at 9411 to 10, and dosed at 94i, " sellers." For money the fast price was 94 to and for the November set tlement 94g. The Th ree per Cents. Reduced and New Three per Cents. were quoted at 3 o'clock 921 to ex div. The o ffi cial business report is as fol lows :—Three pee Cent. Consols, for money, 94i, ditto for account, 941, ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 92 3 , I, ex div. • New Three per Cents., 92k, 3 ,4, ex dm. ; Bank Block, shut ; India Five p f r :nf " rupee Tent. Stock, 3,1 ; ditto Four per Cent. paper, 89 ; ditto, Five per Cent., 105, ; ditto, Five-and-a-Half per Cent., 110 ; ditto Five per Cent. Rupee Debentures, 1041. Indian government securities presented little change. Exchequer Bills remain at 255. to 30s. r prem. . . . . . . . A There was little business in foreign stocks, but the tone of the market was firm. Spanish Passive and Certificates met with inquiry, and rose per cent. Greek, Italian of 1861, and Turkish of 1865 (5 per Cents.), advanced k, while Mexican de clined k. MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Ou o'Oseoz. The mining market is steady to-day, with a de mend for shares in most of the following mines, at the quotations given, viz. :—North Chiverton, 4 to ; Great Vor, 18 to ; North Crotty, 34 to 4 ; Clifford, 74 to 8 ; West Great Work, 34 to I •, Prinz of Wales, 495. to 51s. ; East Lovell, Bto •, North Treskerby, ta to 14 •, Wheal Seton, 110 to 1124 ; West Chiverton, 63 to 65; and West Camden, 9 to 10. Foreign and colonial mining shares are un changed, with the exception of a decline of 2a. 6d. in Don Pedro, viz., to to 2 prem. St. John del Rey are 59 to 61 ; Anglo-Brazilian, par to f prem. ; Pestarena, Ito prem. • Chontales, to 1 prem. ; Rohe Grande, 4 to ; to prem.; United Mexican, 2to f ; Frontino and Bolivia, to ; and Port Phillip, If to 4. At the meetings yesterday of the Linares, Ala millos' and Fortuna mining companies the reports of the directors were received and adopted. Trewetha Mine sold yesterday 48 tons of lead ore at 241. ss. 6d. per ton ; and 134 tons at 141. Ils. 6d. MCATEER lISPORT.-(THIS DAY.) FRIDAY. aarrmaa V. $ L. LL . I L W. Nairn Aberdeen 40.07 4 &W. Leith 80.17 S. W Ardrossaa 30.21 W.S.W. orseneastle 180.21 W.B. W. Valentin . 80.37 N.W. Roehe's Mit 30.32 65 N.W. Liverpool— —60.34 i &di. Holyhead 60.29 66 W.N.W. Pomace.— 60.43 6S' Z. Brest 30.30 641 Z.N.Z. Lorlent 20.38 411 N.E. Rochefort.— 60.31 48 KN.& Plymouth 10.44 54' Z. Weymouth 80.43 60 N.L Portemonti Mee 66 N. London _ 30.41 63 N. W. _ Yermonth. 30.36 14 W. Scarborough shields 30.28 &W. 8080 t 66 S S.W. Helder — REMARKS. The barometrical merlin) overX lslands le high : • MOS but uniform diminution has taken place done yesterday. On the southern coasts the higher measures prevail, which exceed that In the north of Scotland by about tour-tenths of an Inch. Winds are very light and variable In the channel: they are moderato, and from N.W. to S.W. in Ireland and the northern districts. At Penzance and Plymouth It is still calm. Low temperatures and easterly winds are on the west coast of France. hog exists at &vat and Plymouth. PROVINCIAL SHARI MARLITS. Lrvia :rare X-Sales: Caledonian, 104 a 5-Oreat Eastern, 31 1 1- Great Western, 481 - Lancashire and Yo , 1274 i 4 c.-Losidon, Brighton, and South toast, an-Loudon and North Western, 1141 1 1 1 - Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincoln, 491 I 1 f 1-Metropolitan, ar e 4l . idland 1221 1 I a 1-North British, 321-South rand Trunk of Canada, 181 4 4-United States 5.50 (82!.V, Nov. 1, 731 1-41rnat Luxembourg Shares. 10 1 7-141--Queen mimeo, i d.-Unkin Marine (Limited), 2 11.18 p. -British and Irbil Magnetic Telegraph, A, 100 c.-Liverpool Vadtad Gal, new CU sham p.-alorary &eel and (Limited). 6 d.-National Steam-ship Company (I1zolted) 8 per cent. min. pref., le. a p. AWICHISTZIE, Sin. 28.-Market steady, bat quiet ; but a fair amount of business doing. Oreat Eastern. 314 44 n. 4-Orsod Trunk of Canada, 14 1 4 1-Great Western, 44 1 14--John Brown and Co., 35e.d-London, Brighton, and South Coast, 2414 4-London and North Western, 1141-Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, 491 111 -Metropolitan, 1244 1-Midland, 1211 1-North British, 33-South Eastern, tl9l-Thames and Mersey Marine Insurance ;Limited), 3 11-16 pighton, New, 7 4 p.- C.aledonian, 105 41 1 xd.-lkivers, preferred, till 4bitto deferred, 414. Mammalian, SKIT. 14.-Boatuess done ; Severn Valley Rail way shares, at 111 _Great Western Railway Pirmlngham thakralh lead Three- cad -s-Ralf per Cent., It Pat and al : Birmingham Canal shares, at 57 ; Birmingham Old Union Mill, at 51 ; Bir mingham New Union Mill, at 3; and Gloucester Waggon (Limited:, at 121 per shares. Closing prices :- Midland Railway 'Birmingham and Derby stock), sellers, at 95-Lloyd's Bank Shares (Limited), seilere, at 74 prem. -Birmingham Oas New Ordinary shares (1866), 44 to 6 prem.-and Midland Coutrect kLiatited), o 4 tils. COAL MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Walls End Hatton, 225.; Walls End South Hatton. 21s. Q.; Walls End Original Hartlepool, 225.; Walls End Hartlepool, 21s. ; Walls End Braddyls Hatton, 215.; Walls End East Hartlepool, 21s. 6d. ; Walls End Eden Main, 19s. 91; Walls End Pensher, 193. 3d.; Walls End Hatton Lyons, 19s. 9d.; TanSeld Moor Buts., 15e.; West Hartley, 18e. tid. ; Hastings Hartley, 18s. 6d.-Bhips at market, 38 ; at sea, 15. The Michaelmas vacation of the Royal Military Academy at Woolwich commenced yesterday morning and will close on Monday evening next, when the cadets will re-assemble and resume their studies until Christmas. The butchers of Dialmesbury, in Wiltshire, have thia week rednoed the price of mutton from 9d. to Bd. ',ILE OF THE LATE Mit. W. FISHER HOBBS' FARMING STOCK AT HOKTlLD.—Yesterday (Thursday) com menced the two days' sale by Mr. Clear of the valuable live stock, agricultural machinery and implements of that emi nent agriculturist the late William Fisher Hobbs, Esq., of Boated Lodge, four miles from Colchester. The weather was fine and a large oompany of yeomen, agriculturists, breed ers and dealers of the district were attracted to the sale. TLe first lots the auctioneer submitted for compe. tition were the handsome Alderney cattle, am eow, named Daisy, two years old, being sold at 20 guineas, to Mr. James, and • weanel Alderney calf, at 10 guineas, to Mr. Hempson. Several other cows fetched prices varying from 17 to 121 guineas each. The Alderney bulls in. eluded some fine and handsome specimens, which were led into the inclosure by ropes attached to rings in their noses. The highest price realised for an Alderney bull, handsome fawn and white, two years old, was 16 guineas, and several other animals alternated in prices from 10 to 61 guineas. After the balls, the auctioneer offered the sheep and rams, which were comprised in 94 lots. The ewes, wethers, and ewe lambs were sold in lots of 10 each. They were, the auctioneer said, bred with greet care by the late Mr. Fisher Hobbs, and consisted of the purest breeds in the country. Some of the Southdown shearling ewes and wethere,sold in lots of 10 each. ranged from 6:56. to 645. each. The ewe lambs from Ws. to 24. each. Some of the rams were remarkably fine, and six and a half guineas was realised for • Southdown ram, three years old, Mr. White beinthzpurchaser. Another ram of the mime age was r. by Mr. Frost at four and • half guineas. Other animal. sold as low as 55e and 475. each. At the I time our reporter left the auctioneer was proceeding with the sale of the herd of improved Essex pigs, which sewn realising high prices, lot 196, a sow. with pigs. being ' knocked down to Captain Myles Formby, of Dedham, at Si. Similar lots realised Si., 4f.. and 3/. each. The re mainder of the pigs, boars, fowls, and strain threshing machine bad not been sold at the time. To-day (Friday) the horses, tools, agricultural implements, and barn, stabling, and brewing utensils, Ace., will be sold.- Clal me ford Chronicle. Ixltem. —,..--..,, W. 1 it 7 111 42 51 22 92 21 MS 12 IS 37_ lIS 2 1 4 2i 3 11 lei 17e., 19 20 li 01 la I •im 111 Ilpas 19 iw 11 14. Ife• 104 SI ZOO el 96 9* U. 1 1 5 021 urei vs i M 1 16 sir 807 11 2 4 66 i 4 17} se 371 101 ) i 104 110 f I 1 21 01. It II ON= 1110,000. 630,2 i towns -- ~I A 411: 97 99 Di 96 98 999 lfted 474 l i i; .. .... 1011 83 1 -.. 1071 9 4 107; WI 107 k MI I 18 1 9 1 I} 15 97 If 6 51 2 1 Ild l 66 16 2 4. it ii 2i 2 IV 81. 9go_4lo_ 37 1 * 44 4 6 12 . 11 --; - i 8 10 66 67 155 163 r se4 25 t 7 16 18 110 110 6 8 69» 9396 IV 111 e.s:w, 8. WAIT. 8.8. W. W. W.SW. N. NJ!. IL N. L N. N.N.L W. 14. W.