The Express. — London, England, 1867-09-20 00:00:00

iTEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE oiy TeLEGRAPIT.I END IN MEETIN(:.—{THIS DAY.) U 11;\ PLATE. Seven furlongs. -1, Puebla, Lady Margaret, c, The Nun, and Deformity ii; • , N HAM , IC.11". Six furlongs. 11. ps Le. Wild Lk' ee. Erin-go-nragh, •!. Al . :•••',- u•I(r, Toni Poke, Hopleaf, Red : v. 1....1v M up.iret, Lydia, Little Peevish, Ban w I'L T}:. Five furlongs. ,n. Llbitrg, Magna, Tina, Bumboat, k ,t, ls• oney, Vigour, Countess Bob.o Melbourne c, Miss Vixen, and %DI , ‘IFN 4 CUP. Two miles. i.:-n Care, Quirina, Guerilla, • 1‘ Rochester, Woolwich, Mary t are here. ..T j. 111 r‘IEETINO.--(THIS DAY.) Ti!!!! , E , :All NITS:ERN% Englishman. ~ ,M I.I:sET PLATE. No race. • \ !! ITE. t the mile and one furlong. . . • 1..,,1y llcAter, Little Ellen, Needle •• . art. E.l•arto, Englishman are here. 11 A -TA K ES. One mile and a half. i;.Lrus f, and No Confidence are ',SHIRE STAKES. thie Wt..ughton, The Colonel, Trapeze, !, , c..mpt use, Carnage, and Libertine MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) T , .1 U. I; INPICAP. Three quarters of a mile. ,• . ~ly Alleagh are here. ..1:1) HANDICAP. Five furlongs. • VA:an, Mignonette, Geelong, rt*P. 4 one mile and a half. 'Alerry Ihrp, Jest g, Chorister, 1, I/1,1, u l Admiral are here. 1 . 1.:1:11F.I.I) HANDICAP. Five furlongs. ..t , Jest f, Sirocco, Licymnin, Festivity, MAIDEN PLATE. One mile. 1.0:111:0 Are here. 1:Ell'INt: IN LONDON.-(THIS DAY.) HALT-PAST TWO O'CLOCK. L attendance, and tint much doing, The mtuttln handicaps exhibit DO change worth record- Price+ an follow : GI:EAT EASTERN HANDICAP. • t o 1 agst Bismarck (t) Lb to 1 Aliatletoe (t) 13 to 1 Sir Oliver (t) CESAREWITCH. I.: to 1 agst Honesty (t) lo to I Illinkhoolie (t S off) Psi to t: -- Maid of Masharn f (off, t 20 to 1) 1011 to li Lothario (off, tl7to 1) inn to 4 Thalia toff, t3oto 1) ai to l Julius It) lissi to Potomac It) 1000 to 30 King's Cross (off) to I Tormentor (t) AI to 1 Duke of York (t) 511 t o 1 Owain Glyndwr (t) rin to 1 Romping Girl (t) to 1 - Planet (t) CAMBRIDGESHIRE. 100 to I; agst l:anievinure (off, t2oto I) to Julius (t and off) 40 to I Chignon (off) TIIE PA N-AN 4 ;LICAN SVIi(M.—SPECI AE SERVICES. -(TON Del.)—This morning at 7 o'clock the services r!rr rtnewed, the preacher being the Rev. W. F. Erskine Cnoliy M.A., of Merton College, Oxford, one of the :I,hop of Eun.lon'a chaplain', Lasing his remarks on the use of the Lord's prayer " Thy kingdom come," he pro to show that it imposed • heavy reponei ' lity oa every ouo who used it, • responsibility was too oft. n lost eight of. He strongly ;,.,,rd the cause of the church in South Africa, , which the I dertorics of the day are to be devoted. The toly cummouion w.ei then proceeded with. The Arch nishopof Cantirlimy has decided that representatives of the pmss .hall nut be ~ I mitted to the Pan-Anglican Synod which he intends to ho'l next week at Lambeth. THE AItI's•INIAN Ex PEDITION. —The greater part of the nits bird equipment necessary for the Abyssinian etio,lition will be hienisheil from Bombay, whence the military force emplotol will also for the most part be fur. nishe.l. Three hospital obipe will, however, be fitted out from KagLand. and :kr- now being mule ready at Deptford, 1 under tht suptrintenibince of Dr. Massy. They are on the plan had down on it. ri urbanisation of the department, and soil restinbh those% Rich were funi ished to the Chinese ex. pe.linon, where they'. miered admirable servioe ; such fur ther :Nprorenients l iu g now introduced as experience has Ing:orol. A surgeon and auistmt-surgeon will have charge of e .eh ; and we ondentand that the log, wing apiwant tin utv have been made :—Staff-Surgeons Wn...lward, and Roach; and Staff Assistant- Far. lamb R. Murphy, and W. J. Wheeler.— C - '• 4 3/equal Journal. _ .....—. THE LATE; KM Nl:ila FESTIVAL. —At a meet :of the governors of the Birmingham General Hospital e. Wednesday, a letter was read from Mr..l. 0. 111000, c..!,,,Ung a cheque for 5,0u0f., that being the tint instal n:Lt on account o f th e proceeds of the late Festival. The vr.ter added that he hopes to be able to hand over a KIM when the accounts are closed. The ma f,tiv.tts over which Mr. Mason has presided, Brit as t: . .estrul steward, and next as chairman of the Orchestral AA Corral Committee , have yielded this charity the L..M:i..ent sum of 24,1)0!. For this service Mr. Mason was Wednesday elected an honorary governor of the insti. N.CTIoNAL S IrAOL , BALDWIN'S-GARDENS.—EYEN IN.Ft I"..UTHS AND Anutss.—A public meet. ma held here on Monday, the object being to distri• 12 ‘ . Me prizes and certificates gained by the members, to reopen the school for the fifth sesston. The Rev. J. ;v. Laughlin, rector of St. Peter's, in distri buting the prizes to the lads, made some re t...rks on the religious bearing of education. Mr. LirKins, secretary of the Metropolitan Association for :roving Adult Education, and the Rev. 0. Sharp, ad dhlted the boys. Mr. John Martin, of Lineoln's-uin, the itigable secretary of the schools, announced his in t...ion of offering prizes again next year, and a few re e...aks were made by Messrs. 'Heidrun: and Williams. Wear Mit. Ilse Dv, M.P., ‘' WOULD ALWAYS Do." --)lr..loh n Hardy, M.P., writes to the Times relative to late case in which lie was fined for an assault:—" I ..5 out shooting, heard the report of a gun, and saw a iur ground some distance from the boundary hedge, • ting carefully for g ime. As I rode up partridge:, rose the spet. I got off, and overtook the man in the , ining field, took bold of his gun, removed the cap, but i not touch him. After some demur he gave tip the and I threw it into a small pond to stop his poaching - , “ne day at least. My reason tot this summary pro s...nag was t h at I had been frequently annoyed by the toaster, Mr. Robinson, whom I had been obliged to discharge for trespassing on my land. I may Letrinagressed the letter of the law, but I treated the Lin 1 , I should always d o an uncertificated poacher." Tii r. HARVEST IN SeOTLAN D.—The latter half of !at sr, k was very unfavourable. There was a drying se.,e on Sunday. and though partial showers fell towards the beneficent change which seemed to have set 1, 15 continued. In some instances the in-gathering was 4'15 early on lonilay morning, and throughout the early Its a good deal was done on Tuesday. Yesterday the tor s u.vs generally carried on, and three bracing, sunny y+l greatly improved the condition of wheat. But it ,•ry ill to harden this season. In the low country, the it in a forward state. Son:, farmers have finis hed; bare nearly done. In the middle districts, t - ..aining s are generally made, and some farmers in the are certify , fields which were sown earl and Tressed. The guano has proved of im mensel' i Lae farms this season. It brought away a `!.. • (.! zrowth at the end of May, and, consequently, rc,LI I earlier and more equally ripened ("P. Disease .l c great ravages amongst the potatoes within the we e ks. There cannot be " doubt that the loss ' as great as in a ny r ecen t y ear , except perhaps When the crop was atncken at an early stage of its ` . .L. In some instances more than one-half of the " 1, diaaseil on light land, and according to all ex t:::tl,e loss is gr ea test i n heavy soils. Turnips are niitwitlistualing excess of moisture. With 20.de weather hiring the latter half of the autumn ittr, they may prove a regular, good crop; but they are Ai to` oacl: ehance of an extra heavy produce. —Ayr Tur. CRors IN TILE NORTH or IRELAND.—The '.",- fr" , a our sarious correspondents this week, re "=the crops in the north, are of a much more cheer `!• ~ ‘, : tvr than they have been for some time. The heconi^ dry and sunny, and harvest work is with great ♦vigour. Another fortnight of .• r will go far to secure an excellent harvest. ' . "l-ndly promise to he a very heavy crop, and *lll not be far behind, while the potatoes and !" iwk very well indeed, with little appearance of spreading very far in the former.—Northern I ektit Ltruco.—A letter from Brisbane, just r rite , i. oaten that beef Gan be obtained there at the rat. h,r trifle cheaper than it can be obtained in cutiif r country.—Devias Gazette. Wheat. Barley. Malt. Oat& Flour. qra qr. qrs. qrs. brla aaelra Mash sod Scotch 1040 070 1660 10 .. 11b0 Irish Foreign 31610 020 .. 86030 .. 3610 Total THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 20, 1867. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANS.-(THIS DAY.) Fresh up to our market to-day the arrival; of English wheat. coastwise as well as by rail, were only moderate ; nevertheless, the demand was by no means active. As regards prices, however, the trade ruled firm, Monday's quotations being supported. In foreign wheat the show was tolerably good. The transactions were on r. limited scale, at late rates. Floating cargoes of grain moved off freely, and in some instances rather more money was obtained. The supply of barley was very moderate. The trade was steady, at prices quite equal to Monday. Malt was quiet, but not cheaper. In consequence of the large quantity brought forward, the oat trade was less active, and a portion of the late ad vance was lost. In the value of beans no alteration took place. l'ex4 r uled firm, and full currencies were realised. The flour trade was firm, on former terms. Linseed and rapeseed were steady. but agricultnral Needs gcncrdly, although tolerably firm as regards value, were in limited request. rakes moved off slowly. CL ktItK.NT PRICIt2i. ENGLISH. Per gr. WNIAT. a a &rex, Kent, red, '64; to Si to G 4 „ la. white, —to ~ 0 8 to 87 Norfolk and Lincoln red Per Qr. 7 57 to 61 BARLEY Malting . Distilling Griintiug. MALT. —to— . 34 to 3.4 34 to 3.1 Essex, Norfolk, iind Suffolk 66 to 70 Kingetou and Ware 72 to 76 Brown 66 to 6•. New English,feed: OATS. 116 to 42 . 21 to 27 potato Scoich,feed Pow Per Qr. WFMAT. 2 I. Deritec owlltre berg GO to 73 itoetock k Meek!. it- hdrg 64 to 71 Danhh Roman, hard soft American. red „ white to BAILEY. Grinding bistallikg Malting .... 34 to 38 34 to 3e —to— OATS. Dutch brewing- 24 to 32 (;441r1; Y 1 b 46 ARRIVAL OF GRAIN. itc.. CARRIAGE FROM SEPL lLt'slvK OATS. a. a. Scotch potato Utah, black „ white 2l to 2, BEANS. Masson Tick 4O to 42 Harrow Pigeon . _ 44 to 46 Grey 31sple White Boilers -t0... ... 38 to 43 Ftocit. Town made, per 280 lbs. Household 5O to 52 Country Norfolk and Suffolk, as slalp 4t; to 47 Per Qr. OATS. Danish and Swedish 25 to 90 Russian BEANS. Mullah 1 417IPtilin PEAS. nye 1 i e . ...... . 38 to 40 INDIA! COds. White .. Yellow . FLoya. sa tO 40 07 tu 60 - _ Trench. per sack.... 4$ to 62 Spanish .... 43 to 62 American, per bit .. 2S to $7 Canadian INTO LONDON BY WATBR 16 TO nEer. lit BOTH IN- Maize, 9,480 qrs. LIVERPOOL COTTON AND CORN MARKETS. (THIS DAY.) (BY TELLGRAPH.) (MON ORR OWN eoanamenaser.) corros.—The market steady, at yesterday's rates. Sales about 10,000 bales. Coßß.—The market moderately attended. Wbeat in good demand, at Id. to 2d. per cental advance on Tues day's prices. Flour, from scarcity, brings Is. more money. Beans and peas 2s. per qr. dearer. Oats and oatmeal unaltered. Indian corn 3. per qr. dearer, with a good trade ; mixed, 41s. Cd. to 425. WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) (lIT TELEGRAPH.) (PROM OUR OWN CORRIRPONTENT.). Market very strong, and prices of all kinds of wheat tend upwards. New barley ready sale. Other articles unaltered. M INCING-LAN E.--(TH . IB DAY.) sr' .tit.—There is en improved demand for refining qualities of British West India. at a little under the prices previously ruling. Refined—Dried goods are to be had on easier terms ; common lumps, 41s. COFFEE.—The demand for good and superior kinds of East India continue very steady at full prices ; common kinds remain dull and prices are again lower. Plantation Ceylon, good and fine ordinary, 630. to Gra. 6,1. ; fine fine ordinary and low middling, 665. to 72e. 6d. - bold 741. to 63.. 6d. • native ordinary to tine bold, 545. 61. to 645. ; other E ast India colory, 745. lid. to 84s. ; pale, tile. to 70.. Gd. ; bold, 765. 6d. Tea.—The market remains very quiet. Rrm.-100 puncheons of Jamaica sold at 3s. Id. to 3s. 6d., and 100 puncheons Penang at Is. Cd. ?arty.—The market generally is steady, at firm prices for good and fine qualities ; inferior kind, in some cases show a slight decline. 300 tons cargo Bengal sold at 10s. 9d. to 10s. 101 d. ex ship, and 700 tone Bassein, at lls. landed. PEPPER.-3,000 bags of Penang sold at 3d. cub, and abort prompt, and 3,000 bags of Singapore, for arrival, at SALTPETRE coatinnes dull. _ Comm.—The market is steady but quiet. JUTE. —A fair business is doing, chiefly for arrival, at previous prices. TALLOW MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) The market is desdy at the following prices:—Town tallow 42a. 6d. • Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, old, 435. ; ditto ditto new, 43e. 3d. ; October to Deoembez, 43e. 3d. ; December. 435. 6d. BIDE MARKET.-(THIS DAy.). LUDENHALL.—Hiden 561bs. `to 641b1., 3d. .to ; 641bs. to 7211 a., 3.1.1. to 34d. ; 7211 a. to 801ba., 3A3. to 4d.; 8016 a. to 881ba., 4d. to 410. ; 691ba. to 961b5., 4r d. to :Id.; 913 b. to 10411 st, sd. to Sid. Hone hides, 9s. to 101.01. Calf skins, light, 2.. Od. to 4a. Od ; full, Ts. O.L Butwognarr.—Sheasikins : Polled, 3a. 9d. to 4s. 31. ; downs, 3s. Od. to 3s. ; Lambs, 3a. 01 to 4a. Od. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) . . . . Messrs. Pattenden and Smith repot; that the trade at Worcester yesterday worked heavily, and, consequently, there is but little doing in our market to-day ; prices, how ever, continue very firm, the crop coming down far shorter than was anticipated. WEATHER REPORT. FrIDAY. sarrixszi ..-(TRIS DAY.) YO, S A.Y. 1 B. I L I W. Ito 11 Nolen 30.2043' B.W. 1 4 kberdeen 80.25'491 N. W. Leith 80.51,52, N. W. &demean 30.3553! B.E. Greencastle 80.33 54 N. N. E Falentia 30.37 5.5 N. E Roche's Point 3130 52 N. N. F.. Liverpool—. 80 21 69 N. W. Uolyhead 30.2455 Y.Y.W. Penzance 30.24 Li N. Brost 30.2057 N. Lorieut Itnehetort 80.131 54 Z. N. E. Plymouth 30..5 57 N. W. Weymouth 30.22 55 N. E. Portsmouth 30.18 55 N. N. Z. LAndou 30.17:.4 N. N. IL Yarmouth 30.11:.3 N. ti. 3carborceilh 30.22 65 N. Ahlepla 30.2151 N.E. '''''' rum km, w. Z. Ito D. • w. 9 . w. ,11 0.06 1 8. rb 0.00 1 s.w. o — ls W. I. , 1 N.W. rc 0.03 - W.N.W. frb 0.24 2 N. c —I 3 Z. c 1 &N.& co - N.E. co • 2 N.N.E. fro 0.12 4 ,e 2 N. be 2 N.N.E. cm 1 E. N.& cb E. me 2 - V- I e . 3 N.N.E. , et 1 N.E. cr o.= 4 SHARE LISTS-(THIS DAY.) OIDLWAILY IDIASJD AND lITOCIL al Pd. I zurwAirs I Cada( prises 1 Saks 1 p.m. to-day . 1 to St 100 1/kisliol sad luta, 1 82eatarday 94 - 8t 100 ,CMedoolaa , 107$ 109$ 107 St. 100 .Causleiso 20 all Oceuwall - Bt. 100 Dublin and Beitastiono i 73 76 ee St. 100 Dundee, Perth,ttAbdJo TO MI es 00 6 Best breams -• es - 100 all 1 Dal:kelp- - .... - I e. -.- St 100 (Mauve aad 8. Western, 110 112 -. St. 100 illreat 8516400 Ord. St 301 311 3 1 30 1 St 1 1100 I Aug. Bt. 100 Oreat,North of Scotland 16 19 se St. 1100 :Great Northern - _ , 112$ 1131 1121 1 St. 000 Do. A j A ree. north. an- 1151 1191 - Rt. 100 1 Do. B i 1116 p. c. le paidll 124 126 - Rt. 100 Do. Ord. Der Div. Stock - - - 8t 100 illt South 2 West (Ira) 16 08 - St. 190 Meat Wasters ...... St. i 100 Do.StourVal.iltutStk se se - St. 1100 Do. South Walls •••• Mt. 100 Do. W. 111.1.-o ew Moed p 30 86 Ed - Bt. 100 Do. Do. Nort 28 ad - ft 100 Laocsahlre a Yorkshirel 1271 12 30 81 128 7 St. 100 Lon., Reg ht o, Coaa4l 64 6 4 53 1 0 El 100 Loadort,Chatham.f.Dov '.l 201 20 St. 100 Do. !let hateo.A6p.o. 13 16 - St. 100 Loodoo d North Wasps. 115 1151 1141 1 1 St. 100 Loodou&SouthWestera 82 84 - St lOO Mau. Shof..49l.incolosli 431 491 -. S [ 100 Malrepolltaa- -_- M. 100 Do. Es tecdoo, dirt- - deed 6p. ct. LW 1870, 110 113 - Ell. 1 100 MalropolltaisDisaid 1 87 00 83 1 3 JO 10 Do. do. do. !se -.- 10 all Do.* St. John's-wood. - - at 100 Midland ...._ ...._ 1 123 12 3$ 1121 322 3 Bt. 100 Do. Bina. I Derby 9l 93 - 9t. 100 North British ...... s „ 33 34 -. St 100 Do. Idla,Perth.Dund. - - - Bt. 100 IN. isatern-Berwick _ 106 104 1051 66 161 , Do. O. N. L Para , - - St 1140 1 Do. Load, - 1 63 84 es St 1100 1 Do. Trek - - 96 98 - St 1100 1 Do. Carlisle - - SS 1 all I Do. Stock &Duran 331 841 -• aS :24 De. do., 160641 - 81 91 pm - St. 100 ,Noeth London ....- ll4 116 - 10 6', Do. do., 1306 1 lOm - ilt. 100 INarthStaffordstdre__ 64 66 66 O. 100 'N. • I Widens Jima 100 111 - 8t 100 Shropshire Union - - St 'lOO South Devoe.. - 45 47 - St. 'lOO South Eastern .... - _ 71 701 701 691 701 20 all Stolnes,Wokingliamoko. 0 $ 91 - St 1011 Tad Vale - 10 • , Do. C -.... ..... _ - - pm se 86. 100 'WaSertord a Llama, -.-, es 110 S .Waborioo It 'Whitehall - - BILITLSII PUSaiIIeIONI. RAILWAY& I Clognpeloss. I dia.. zd lost Atlantic & !Amnions Boa Bar. are. In. 00.4.1 Mahan etLake Huron. ES 67 102; 104 si iWE 4 I Do. Preference BeE., Bewi , lOod~elN' 6 Yoe c0nt:16724-6 Da et& Lawn 6 p. ap Cape T.* Dock 12 Zug l4"enr idhar k7 _ Do, do. 6 d 0... 111 Ti “ 60 90 192 1051 IN} Biailndßrij u. 6 in... Do. T. 5tare5........ Grand Trunk otainads I Do. iktup.M.B.6p.ot. I Do. Ist prat Bonds .. Do. IWI prat. Bonds. Do. sled prat. Stook.. Do. 4th prof. Stock.. 'Omit Indian ronlasols 116 111 1 1 1 11 111' 17i 18 80 $3 49 61 Xi 61 80 33 1 1 04 Itl • PEC 11 1 ''' 1 101 106 . 94 98 114 1.61 98 100 89 91 - - 1014 1041 96 98 91 93 Do. gm& per emus_ Do. Ilew do. Do.Naw at B.a todia7g. Do. 41 par cent —. l el eleatern of ().aula in D2L. Bd.. pay . 1678 Do. do. do. 1.577*. ciallsolted) ILadraa raiz. 6 p. cent. Do. de. 61 d 0... Do. do. d 0... Do. Mb Irtendes Melb. and Bobeock's By Do. 6 p. pay.lBBo Do. 6 P. at. pay. 1866 N.P.ole.au.6p letp.s kande, gna. 6 per coat. Do. DOA do. Do. do. do. Do. Panjaab do. Do. LOP 86. 114.d0. I $2 U 96 96 90 92 U 92 1011 1011 101 102 P 92 11 12 101 102 10 96 JOINT STOCK DAM 1 - BALiu. Imicii Bank (Lim.; A Do. B. Attics ....... —• • I Alliance Limited Anglo Auatzian Angle Egyptian Anglo Italian (Limited) I Australasia Hanka liiitialiColninbisi Do. New, brnadtwo 1 , Bonk of Egypt Bank of Otago (Llniitad)l Hanka Victoria.Anatral Baal of Now Zealand British N. America C.Bk. Dadla, Ault, Cbbia • Chart. Nicol Indla,,to City Colonial Conanlidated Bank (L.) Delhi and Landau (L).. ENE London (Limited) Beaten Exchange( Lira.) English and Lineman . Eng. Dank R.deJanearoL Illaisitoott Anal. Chasid I English and Bwedssis (L. Imperial Bank (Limited; 1:Alal Ottoman 1 ...... Do New Land Mort. Bk7lDdia(.) qoo.Se.Dipb..l664,3oyrs, Lon. Bk. all encuote. London sad Brazilian.. Do. New London& Blverrisita34 l Do. do. do Lon. M. Bank of Asstd London and County I Do. O. N•ow Laid= Joint Stock London & South African. Loa. && Western (Lint.): London & Veneauela(L)! Undo, & WeettabWar. l Merchant Bank (Lim.) .1 Do. New 11 orcantile&Zscnan(l ) Metromittan tihnitad) l Midland Bank (Lim) National of Australasia National of Liverpool i N. Ito. of lingland Do. and & Rd Mena- National Bank Now bona North Western Omuta, Bank 6 , ;;;;;;;. ProviallanktniCory.(L) , Provinc. at Ireland -- lip: 10. New.... Beath Australis.— .... Used. of D. B. Africa ..1 Do. do.iaa at 01";; . . 1 Colon of Australia ...., Union otlftland (Lm.) ) Oaks oI London BAIL RAI RAIIMATiI le io I to w - an sn all Aitwery it Rotterdam I I'm (1.)6.70.e. ;Belgian I. J motion .. RAYMAR.It 0 84 1 4 Mistral argentine .... Cogspo - Duisburg a Wllab (L.) 30. Fasiern el Prance European Central 44 Great laseenbounr Lemberresernowits(L) 'Harlem I(.1 tNessALlege j By the Do.ep.e rri. Belg. gov :Northern of France N. Bea B. Ayres g. 7. p. e Do. Deferrwt Norwegian Trunk Prof 'Ottoman (Smyras AIME Feria, Lyons, and Meat. , Perle and Otiose* . ;geode & & rano& , .Royal harduilan loyal nweslish Dv. I per cent. :iismbre and Metnie2 9 1 9 / 13 14 2 14 a 11 lse 13 14 7;;.s7percettriCei. elan Panlo4l4 al per ct. &Aust.& Lona V eurtian South Nast of Portugal doutheru uI ?mune.— Turin and Savona West Flanders ..... la 4 ! 26 11) it II 12 I 2 81 9 9 21 93 Ic9 Dn. 14 — pla. — Csai:Pid. I an Wad N. W. at Ram. NOZZION_OBLIGATIOI4B. Pd. I ILAILIMS. I Clainif Priam 16 10 dim 41 dlpm 24 241 21 14 lb 15 414 10 11 14 14 4 5 111 a I 47 2 6 i 1d 17 16 10 - m. _ _ 1 Closing pekoes. u,soo 1;0SO 9.280, 00(1,0001 40,000! 36.600, 160,000 , 10.060 NAOS 12,50 16,400 111,000 10,000 00,00001 15,000 No. 18h I CoItOoIIINS. anglo-LineekaniaL (L. Anglo almo Mint atlantic 'relays& Do. 8 par ant, Amfta'.. Amgen! Allan Y. L&Pn.(L tZaclTea EsiateaL i b aterworka Do. New Dolokow Taurus (L ). B ro l l Uea ew. . EMU& Ame rican * i;nd l & t I. Mag. Tel. (L) ' Canada Company ;CanadlanLoan Inv(L) legion I_l.l4ttoCer=s_ I CllTakitigp — ic.CoelLl lefty Diecoont, Limited. i CitlefD3odonE.Pro.(L I Clty of Whin Impfo.(L Do. !City of Mooney Om (L.), laty Utica (Lim.) Lonna (Limited) , Do. lOommercial Union(lna) Dom. of AfrimatferAL ) 'Continental Un.Gee IL Do. . . Cop.M.ina.,Wil.re p. c. C. ef Len. 8J.1877,41p.c. Do. do. 1679, do. C. Tone. of angland (L; Deof Manikins (L ) CVPales . . ai rreferenos &lo. i il i g. s et. Peep. Deb (Limited) Maim Tea (L Ifin(L Irmit. a ()awl &Dbl. Vale . NopuaucuaLl'i.(l:: issacuic Telegraph Do. New I.gAus.Copper ( P ing. end Foreign Cr (L ea Eng.& se otUehMarM ( rairbalruEugimering ,Ynreat. ( Warehoure L DeneralCredlt fi rii ?L' Ir. Masai Na o ate &Colonial • (L. illonagottliChina Iliad ion's arsailles Indian Carrying (Lim.' Internat. Finan.Soc( Intereet Land CreditL Italian Land I Italian Lyric (Can.Cae • ; Do. 6p. a. lido. r. 1610 Land Sectirltiee(Lint) Lond.African Lon. 4t awed. tl. Len.ColuityLand L I Lead. Diatrlctrelegt. !Load. Flom. Arty.' Land. G. Omnibus CA. (L rMoad. Provincial Marin. adre@ Wigs. et Canal. 6 p. et.g.bylndianOov. !MatultivaLand, de. (L Built. Erten. Tel. (L ) Merchant Shipping (L • Minya( F.Lataßooldl.' FlOlwaD Iron Worts Natal Land &Col.C. (L National Dia. Coen. (L National Prov.MarineEL NationalSteem Nat.(L; 'NerboddaCoallelroig L NewOoneolidat. New (Itiebrada. Limited N.Zee/and Ldt‘l. Ag.' L N.Z.ealand T.& Loan (L , ;Northern Amami Tea (L )1 . r Do. B UP7,l7i' 9t. Auetralsalan (LP 60,000' 6.. N.Rsititlierean.ln.(L 40,000 36 Oman Mane* (Lome. 1 MOW 60 utiantattlaanelal.Lien. 110,000 I lOrlesealOaa(Llnated) 1 60,000 , Do. New 40,000' 10 Orient. Inland SteangL 06,010 10 !otago It &livid Inweeti 10,000 'Ottoman One ((Limited 62600 10 !Panama R.SL Masai L)1 10.210 6 I Do. do. 1400,000 St. , Peel ILIv. Linda , 00,000 60 Panlnezdara o.3ioaso 10,000 60 I Do. d°. Now 16.3 S 20,000 30 Do. do. do. 18671 10,000 50 &tonne, Iron 10,000. 16 I Do. New gait; Iniprov.(L.) j 110,000 10 IYloJaneiro tin (Um 15,000 100 ! Royal Mall ntuana 100.000 - cot. Auatca. Invest. (L , 10,000 10 Soo.Pinan. d'egypt• L 16,000 60 S. African M.& In. (L) : 14.100 M pihAnstrallan lend MOAN BR bossing Telegraph 1 Do aerie . ~, I TeLConetroc.it D tlalia( 7,MOLL • Do. u 114.000 20 Ittainceit M , ersey le.(L 0,600 le rTeteldad Petroleum (L. fi MAXI 10 iTruatisAgency of Ane.(Ll 60,000 10 T.& I. Co. et U. Canada 100,000 60 i na.Marine of Leer. (Li: 10.0001 16 United DisconateorprL MAIM 6 :United K. Teleg. Co.(t. 10,000 6 i Do. 10 per cent. pref.' 60,000 10 Unlvent &lame ) 10,0101 30 Vas Dlemen's lend (L !I leeloool ( 100 ,Vkareyof 15,000 1 60 ;Warrant finance (Um.) 00,000 N IMetalndind , Peeillefit.it. • Call pendia 4 all i6.Lagembeurg6p.ccat. 20 all I De. 100 all Havana and Matattaas 100 all Lamson' and Fribourg 100 all Matrusas and Saimaa 100 all Do Second Issue... 20 all 'Nortb. of Prance 3p ct 10 all Do (lateCharl. 14p, et. 110 all Ottoatas (Stoma, he.) 1.. all Do. do. Issued at 72 20 all ,Parla,l,yona,l2llollp.ct 100 lall Recife 42 8. F. (Pere.) 6 411 Royal Swedish 6p. ct ta th 100 all La Grande 7p. et 1 0 all . us. itLoos.Veo. 3p.e. 10 all uthEast.of Port.Tp.e. 20 call thersolTranoe3p.c. 10 all Italian, II par et. 10 all ,W.se N. W.ot 'map. c. 35 45 IS ft ri 14 911 96 14 1 96 IS 1 4 St 12 124 1 41 11 1111 - - - - 6 3 10 9 ttl 24 21 14 16 6 4at 22 67 10 13 5 36 32 34 6 4 7 Spa 49 51 20 n 30 31 13 13 37 39 i bra 2 1 4,!5l • 2 'Us 3 1 die 16 18 ' lit 2 2 die SI 84 is 10 db 14 83 dls 4 4 3 1 46 4 7pa par n 2 o pea fli 12 .16T. 61 _13 . 1! I 64 46 35 36 10 12 I 6ais xd: 9 71.. ull 141 ' par 1 P. dial 43 44 1664 86 86 13 11 al 8 664 47 49 10 i au. 14 38 1 i 1.1 M iiao7:Cco. eeol dtGain.llp.ot,lll7l Do. _ _ INS em a a UM& D. epor . allolutLog. Do. Sparet.llar. MUMPS Do. SproClaarga WM' De. lirwet. foa.So3 Pompeii' Iloppliper.laTa .. po. 4.0.18964900 Z.; i Do. i - e.. — the;ili ' .. Do. do. 1890-91 184,001 D0.111p.8.dp..10c5.1900 109,000 CoylogNot.l4B.Bp.ot 383,900 Do. 1878, d 0... 1,000,000; Do. 1871 do._ 1100,008 15asettlis I pet 810871 100,000 Do. Isa 1 moot Do. 1881 100,com otal Do. 1885 1814500 NGov.ep.o.Ap.dOc. ' 184000 Now Brondeov.eperel. i 1,115,800 Now both Wen GUY., • 1 sp. 0t0t.,1871 to 1870 1,871,809, 5 01888 to 1895 850,000 D0.5p D0.p. .0.r,1857 to 1876 150,000 New Zealand Spot coot. 1.000,1 Do. Spec coot Do. 8 per coot. 1091 J 104, D0.d0.1d91 JusettDso 150, Nova Roods Sp. 0,1871 1.1119. Quommisod Goo. 4p.et , 1,177, Do. Do. 1891 .... TX B.lloolGov. Bp. 0.,87-77 De. 1878 and opwdd 850,00 0 4 1,0 *ne 116.130v.110. a Jut Jolyl 1.000.000 Do. 817. as 91 PORNION No. I Mt I ILINIC. 36,0rv. 100,000 1 20,000. 20 16,000 10 26,000 2 20.64 6 10,000 too,ouak 25 . 0001 26,0001 60,• 20, 08,000 66,000 7,927' 50,000 80,000 10,000 100,000 6 12,000 60 tskolo 11,00 q 10 A 174, 00 00,000 10,000 to sox*, to 20,000 110,000 1 MON. I 44000. 101 102 90 102 99 DI wit 88 1 ST se 103 WS 1070 MI 107 136 106 107 96 W 166 166 110 e 111; 116 197 103 106 104 106 106 187 104 106 101 104 100 102 47 90 94 te 9ei WI 04 e 95 1 146 100 zd ion} lief 100 lot 99 100 99 100 106 168 lIIf 112! 1194 119} 1 rd. 1 cl. plow. I Saw. Mantilla; Limited) . Aagle-itrat.Gold, Autmlimo Cape Copper (Limited' ap& Sliver (United) Chentalak etB.llln.,L Coplapo ; Don Pedro. F. De l Rey Rut Del lley (Limited, IForttme (Limited) - rOnno.toil;iioOirli 10 Ma (Limited) I ( Limited) 5 Lusitanlan (Limited) 4 Pannicillo Copper (L ) Peetarena Gold (Lim.' Pontiribaod9Uverland Port Phillip Royal Conte Copper Roma Grande Scottish Anstral(Um St. John del Ray United Mexican Lim. Val.tntigoria God (L. Vancouver Coal (IJra.' Val Baas= (limited Wallin:* Gold (Limited Worthing (limited) Yorks Penlnads(Llet ltadanamatans ILim • CaU pendia' i 1 , Par tP=l Par 16 i 1 tom 1 4 , . ltdial I 16 16 1 6 Ma' 1 1 II 1.411.1! li ! a 10 1`1! I 610 . 6i" 11 21 I Idi id i lift! IPd i as vetoes I ear. 17i 171 111 1 17/ i 29 1 721 94 ir 87 7$ 241 17 19 Par boa i ti iii;:l 1 1 ONE 111 12 M To I 1 1 o'4ls 1 0 4 dis 14 13 2 214 1 12114 2 2Ms 8 6Ma 142 162 19 18 dls 61 aims idr ri 6 4 dis 13 16 6 109 104 SIC 4 2 1 3 4 2 REMARKS. The barometric's] pressure has changed but little since yester- day at all our stations. The highest is now at Valenti', and the lowest at Rochefort. The winds are generally light from the tiortii.east, but variable in the north. At Talent's a fresh W N. W. wind blew yesterday. Temperatures are low : on the west 4.0.14 of France they are less than on the smith roast of England. Rain is reported from the northern and western coasts. Eros Com.goe.—The college will re-open next Wednesday, when the lower boys return. The fifth and I sixth forms arrive on Thursday and Friday, the 26th and 27th inst. During the vacation the turrets on the ancient chapel Bove been repaired. DEFALCATION BY A BANK CLERK.—A young man named George Little, a teller in the branch of the National Provincial Bank, has disappeared from North Shields, anal a warrant has been issued for his apprehen. lion. He is reported to be a defaulter to above 2 I ,000/. BETTING STANDS ON RACE-COL - 118E3.—A case of considerable interest to professional betting-men was heard at the Doncaster P o li ee . cour t y es t er d a y. Janice , Keen, of London, a bookmaker and commission agent, Was charged under the 11th and 17th Viet., with using an office or place, and exhibiting thereon placards calculated to induce improvident persons to bet, and with receiving money for that purpose. Mr. Sleigh prosecuted, and Mr. Peace appeared for the defence. The court was crowded by " list-keepers" from all parts. From the statements of clunsel and the evidence given, it appeared that at the September Meeting last year the corporation let a portion of ground on the east side of the grandstand f'r the purpose of the lessees erecting betting stands or offices thereon. At she last meeting the same land was again let for the same purpose. A portion of it was sub-let to the defen. dant. Witnesses were called to prove the letting, the erection of the stand or offices, to the exhibition of placard and lists, and to the character of the business done. The defendant was proceeded against under three separate sections of the act. He was convicted in each case. For the offence described in the Ist section he was fined 201., or six weeks' imprisonment; under the 4th section he was fined 101., or a month ; and under the 7th section 131., or a month. Notice of appeal against the decisions was given. 00,000 100 1010,000 20 40,000 20 10,000 10 00,000 40 100 e 102 l 40 2 t 43 46 i e 4 BSI. 14 12 41. 14 01414 14 61.11. 3 2 ipm I Ipsn 4 t Of 6}ml J SS 46 184 164 14 16 pm 16 3 a '4 6 4 P 47 12 19 It t r. . 7 4 1 3 4 33 34 48 30 47 49 2 1 4114 22 24 6 4 7 4 21 22 II 24 96 98 115 12a el i tilts Si' r' 00 . 70. 17 1 171 1 —dh Si 5 19 91 I 1 pm I pm 1 Ili 21d. 11 1* 11 011 7 9 72} 4 11 9 die 7 5 PROVINCIAL BEARE NARK= Lmarool., SEPT. 19.-55155: Csledonlm, 1061 1 1 1 81— Great Eastern, 31 I—(treat Northern A. 1191—Great Western, 4sl 9 xil. London, Brighton, and South Coast, 631 11—Lon don, Chatham and Dover, 191—London and North Western, 115 1 i IS 13 I—Manchester, Sheflield, and Lincolnahlre, 40 , lel 1 I—North British, 331 - Mouth Eastern, 701 10 1i76 I 1 I—Furness W 'haven and Furoms, 32—Birken heed, 003—Buffalo and Lake Huron. 3 11-16 I—Grand Think of Canada, 171 -Great Luxembourg shares, 10I—North and Month Wales, ol—Mercantile Moline 'Limited', Its. d.—Atlantic Tele graph Et-ht per Cent..xd.—National Steam Ship Com pany per (hut. Min. Pref., p. SIAItCHI@rR, SEPT. 10—The market was firm: a renal busliess doing. Bovines done: Bolckow, Vaughan, and Co• (Limited', 41 d.—Consolidated Bank ,Limited:, Vale i l—Great Eastern, 31 1 —Great Luxem bourg, 101—Great Northern, A,1194--Grand Trunk of Chnada, 17—Great \Coati:en of Canada, 151 -Great Western, 481 1 981 — General Credit Limited`, 2it —Lancashire and Vorkshbv, 128— Loudon, Brighton, and South Coast, 534 I—London said North Weskits., 114—Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, 49 i Ditto Six per Cent. Pref., 114—Ditto Five per Cent., 85—Metropolitan, 125 1 I—Midland, Ig3 1 1 1 I—North British, 331 4—South Esugeru, 70 1 1 i r —Thames and Mer sey Marine Insurance Limited), 3 11.16 p. United States 6.10 Years' Bonds, 73—Lmodon and Brighton New. T p.—London, Chatham, and Dover, 110—Turldsh Five per Cents., 311—Sheep sidge, 20 d.—Caledonlan, 101—Dover Preferred, 100—Dttio Deferred, 43—Blackburn Purchase, 09. BIRMINGHAM, Barr. 19.—The Balm today were in Great Western Railway, Chester Guaranteed per cent. Mock, at WI —BirminghaniCan elk at 07. Birmingham and Staffonlahlre Gas L2O shares, at 34mingham Waterworks shares, at 33—and Patent Shaft and Aidetree, new sham. at 2 4 preen. Closing mice*: London, Brighton, and South coast lailway shares, at 331, sellers—Worcester and Bermingham Canal., sellers, at It Lloyd's Bank 'shares, at 76 to 71 prom —Britannia Mills, at 16 to 1 die—mud Metropolitan Railway Carriage and Wagon shares, third issue, at 6 die to par. MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) On o'f3som There is still an absence of activity in the stock markets, and prices generally are without altera tion, notwithstanding the fresh addition to the resources of the Banks of England and France and the remarakble plethora of money. Favourite securities, suchas the English f unds, E xchequer Indian government and railway stocks, and colonial debentures have been carried to high quota tions by steady investments on account of the public, who seem indisposed just now to enter into any further operations of importance. At the same time they neglect British railways, foreign securities, and banking, financial, and miscellaneous shares. Consols are steady, at yesterday's quotations, and home railway and foreign stocks exhibit no movement of importance. The demand for money is very moderate, and transactions are reported in the best three months paper, at 14 to 1.1 per cent., or to below the Bank minimum. Loans on English government securities are still obtainable in the Stock Ex change at 1 per cent. per annum. Consols are quoted 941 to both for money and the account (Oct. 8), and the Three per Cents. Reduced and New Three per Cents., t.P3{ to }, ex div. The government broker has bought to-day 21,000/.! Three per Cents. Reduced for the Sinking Fund, at 931, ex div. In the railway market, the transactions show a preponderance of sales, and a decline of„ to per cent. has occurred in Great Western, London and North Western, Midland, and Great Eastern stocks. The quotations aro as follows : Metropolitan, 124."; to ; Great Western, 471 to 48„, ex div. ; London and North Western, 11.1:1 to 4 ; Midland, 122.; to ; Lancashire and York shire, 127} to 128 ; Caledonian, 107 i to 1081 ; South Eastern, 70 tot ; Great Eastern, 302 to 31; Great Northern, 112} to 114 ; ditto A, 1181 to 1191 ; London, Chatham, and Dover, 191 to 20! ; North British, 33 to ; and Brighton, 53 to 1. Turkish Bonds of 1862 are in request, at an advance of 4, per cent., the present price being 62 to 63 ; but Turkish of 1865 and Italian of 1861 are it lower, at 311 to 32* and 48* to I respectively. Greek are at 131 to 14.1 ; Spanish Passive, l 9 to ; ditto Certificates, 16* to * ; Chilian Scrip, to j prem. ; Egyptian, 1864, 87 to 7, ; and Mexican, 15 to *. United States 5-20 Bonds are inquired for, and have risen 4 per cent., viz., to 721 to 73k, but Erie Railway shares have fallen 2, the present price being 41} to Illinois Central are I worse, at 761 to mi. Anglo-American and Atlantic Telegraph Eight per Cent. Preference shares have declined 2s. ; the former are calletll7l to f, and the latter 3i; to 2, ex div. Bank shares are inactive, and without change. London and Westminster are quoted 67 to 69 ; Union of London, 36 to 38 ; Imperial Ottoman, 1 to 01 dis. ; Alliance, 10 to 9 dia. ; Chartered Mer cantile of India, 29} to 30b; and Lyndon and County, 54 to 551. .. - Financial shares are still neglected. Interna tional are at 24 to die. ; London, 23 to 21 dia. ; General Credit, 21 to 2 dia. ; and Credit Fonder, 54 to 51 dia. The directors of the Bank of Australasia notify that " a dividend at the rate of 6 per cent. per annum, and a bonus at the rate of 6i per cent. per annum, both free of income tax, being together 21. 10s. per share for the half-year, will be paid to the proprietors on the 15th October." Everyone admits that, had it not been for the severe panic of last year, the prices of all good secu rities would now stand much above their existing level, and as the remembrance of the panic becomes fainter, and indications of returning confidence thicken, it is natural that the disposition to press speculative sales, which has been manifested to a greater or less extent ever since the outbreak of the American war, should diminish. There is, how ever, no animation, and the transactions are below the average even for this dull season of the year. The ' French government, as was anticipated, has found itself under the necessity of putting such a pressure upon the Bank of France as will enable the liquida tion of the Credit Mobilier Society to be carried through without any absolute catastrophe. Many of the recent purchases of railway stocks may be termed speculative, inasmuch as the means of pay ment have been derived from loans by bankers . yet for the time the effect of the withdrawal is a s great as though these were bona fide investments more especially as the floating supply of nearly all kinds of railway stock is extremely limited. The public refuse to sell, because they do not know what to do with the money in these times. It may be argued that, if dissatisfied with railway stocks, they might re-invest in foreign or colonial government bonds. But the answer is that the holders of British railway property are for the moat part wedded to home investments, the con ditions of which are bound up with the progress of , our trade and population, and the chief advantage of which consists in exemption from foreign risks. The Germania, from New York, has brought 9,0001. in specie for England. The Bangalore will ! take to-day 39,1051. in specie for the East, of which 21,4861. is silver for Hong-Kong. The latest advices from the city of Mexico , appear to denote that matters are gradually settling into quietude. The Austrian naval squadron lad I not yet arrived at Vera Cruz, where the remains of ; the late Emperor Maximilian will be delivered up to the Austrian royal family. Hopes seem to be entertained that the London, Chatham, and Dover Railway Company will not be wholly left out of the impending amalgama tion of the South Eastern and Brighton lines. An arrangement with the London, Chatham, and Dover would undoubtedly be good policy on the part of the two other companies, and would tend to remedy the chief drawback of the Chatham and Dover line, i. e., the magnitude of its working expenses. Apart from this contingency, however, ' there seems to be a disposition amongst monied people to purchase and " luck up " the stock of a line which, though actually in opera tion, and depending largely upon an ever increasing metropolitan traffic, stands at 80 per cent. discount in the market. The Great Western Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 2,9051. over last year ; the London and South Western, an increase of 2,187/. ; the Great Eastern, an increase of 7331. ; the London, Chatham, and Dover, including the Metropolitan Extension and branches, an increase of 2,8991. ; the Metropolitan Extension separately, an increase of 6311. ; the Lancashire and York shire, an increase of 3,2071. ; the North Eastern, an increase of 2,824/. ; the Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, an increase of 1,724/. ; and the North British, an increase of 847/. It is said that news has been received that the broken end of the 1865 cable has been picked up, but that at the date of the despatch the ship was running before a gale of wind. Whether the recovered end has been buoyed or not is not known. The complaint is renewed that the directors of the Anglo-American Telegraph Company do not com municate officially to the Stock Exchange, and through the usual organs of publicity , all the in telligence relating to this great public undertaking. As matters now stand it would appear, without further explanation, that some persons have been enabled to possess themselves of, and to act upon, information calculated to affect prices, and whirl& ought in fainies3 to have been at once given to the shareholders and to the public at large. With reference to the telegraphic communication between New• York and Havana, we have received the following : ~lii xd 101 1131 121 6 - TO THE EDITOR OP TIM EXPELS& SIR,—In reply to numerous inquiries whether the tele graphic communicat;on with the island of Cuba is in good working order. I beg to my that by a telegram re wired this day from New York I learn that " the line is wasting well, and directly communicating between New York and Havana.'—i FRED. 4... C. Riw', European Agent of the Telegraph Companies of the United States. - - • The following is the official return of the cheques and bills cleared at the Bankers' Clearing-house for the week endins.: Wednesday, September 18. The slight increime observable in the total is caused by the Steck Exchange settlement: Thursday. Sept. 12 . Friday, Sept. 13 . Saturday, Monday, Sept. S.pt. 17 Wednesday, Sep:. 1s E6,8)4,000 11,371,0uu 10,699,000 8,863,1100 8,451,000 8,808,000 C 57,996,000 I; E .r: :E Bran-ong, Chief Inspector. Bankers' Clearing-!souse, Sept. It The weekly return of the Bank of France shows the following - chati.,;es Coin and bulliwi .. lncrease £lOO,OOO Bills discounted Notes in circulation Private deposits Decrease 132,000 Advances No change Government deposits lncrease 67,000 With the increasti of 100,0001. now shown, the total stock of coin and bullion in the French Bank is raised to 38.911,0001. In other respects the week's return presents no essential change. The return of the Bank of England for the week ending Wednesday, Sept. 18, compared with that foe the previous week, shows the following changes : Circulation issue 2'38,329,665 Increase £333,000 Circulation active 23,706,125 Decrease 13,670 Public deposits 7,974;197 Increase :30,311; Other deposits Government securities in banking departmau 12,b2 ,272 Increase 50,000 Other securities in bankin,; department 17,21C,262 Decrease 143,681 Coin and bullion in botk departments Seven day and otlizr bills 5:31,545 Increase 10,925 The Rest 3,678,404 Increase 17,672 Notes in reserve Total reserve (notes & coin) in banking department 15,792,022 Increase 163,785 The Bank's diermint and loan business continues to decline, and as the deposits have again in creased a little. an addition of 163.7851. has been made to the reserve. During the week the amount of gold sent into the Bank from abroad, on balance, was 287,1000/ and the difference between that sum and the 149.9151. shown above as increase in the coin and bullion, must be represented by coin withdrawn for the internal circulation. BA.NK OF 1 An Acoosnt pursuant to the Act week ewho(o I eamm Jay, tho t,,ri DEP. . ENGLAND. 7th and Bth Vle., e. II; tar Ma to lath day ut Sepkmber, PARTMINT. o . ,...;;;;nient debt.. 111.015,1011 Otber oneuritiee LIMAN Gold coin and =mess Nue bunko 618,3:8,086 iloveTnine — cit Sect- . LIZESISITI . 17,216,91111 . 1/,6Z,24111 title. Other Scauities Notes Gob I and Silver - 6;la 445,tga,5611 IP. MAY. Deputy Cashier. Notes Imited 1.3d.3.21.tc.3 BASZIXO to Proprietors' Capital a14X.3.000 Rost Public Deposits chiding Menai , Bar. Banks, Letu• infs. of Natl.', d Debt, sad Div. Sae3izate) ...... 7.974,8'1: Other Deposits .... 111, Seven day and other ;eu,. ~,cso Sept. 19.1967. THURSDAY EVENING. Consols, which closed yesterday at 311 to both for money and the Bth October, opened and closed to-day at the same quotation. Tho Three per Cents. Reduced and New Three per Cents. were quoted at 3 o'clock 93 to 1, ex div. The official business report is as follows:—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 941, ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 931, ex div.; New Three per Cents., 931, 3 ; lied Sea Telegraph, 201 Bank stock, shut ; India stock, ; ditto Five per Cent., 1131, ; ditto, Four per Cent., 981 cx div. ; ditto Four per Cent. " enfaced" rupee paper, 881 ; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cent., 1091, ; ditto Bonds, 655. prem. The India Five per Cent. stock was in renewed demand, and improved, being last marked 1131. Other Indian government securities were steady. Exchequer Bids remain at 255. to 30s. prem. Foreign stocks were inactive, and prices, with a few exceptions. closed the same as yesterday. Peruvian of 1865 improved 2 per cent. ; Egyptian of 1864, 4 to 1 ; and Brazilian of 1865, 4 ; while Buenos Ayrean Six per Cents. fell ; the Viceroy of Egypt's Loan, ; Spanish Passive, 11; and Mexican, A. Atlantic Cable shares were steady at the im provement of yesterday. Anglo-American were last quoted 17; to ; Atlantic Telegraph Eight per Cent. Preference, 3: to 1, ex div. ; and Tele graph Construction, 17 to 1. Canadian government securities were flat, and fell Ito 1 per cent., but sumo of the New South Wales, South Australian, and Victorian rose to the same extent. MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Oars o'Ozoos. The mining market i; moderately active to-day, with a demand for shares in several dividend ani progressive mines. Peron Great Consols an, quoted 420 to 4:14/ ;Gre-t Vor, 18 to 19, cum div. ; West Caradon. 84 to 9} ; Prince of Wales, 475. Gd. to 60s. ; North Wheal Chiverton, 4 to ; Great Lixey, 18 to 18k, cum div. ; Wheal Seton, 112& to 115 ; Wheal Grenville', 225. Gd. to ; Callieck I•2s. 6cl. to 15s. ; Herodsfoot, to 361; Chtfurd, 7:: to 8 ; East Caradon, 5 to & Chiverton Moor, .); to & ; West Chiverton, 624 to C 45. -- With the ex option of Don Pedro, which havo risen 58., viz. . to n to 2, prem., foreign, as well as colonial ntiniac scares are unchanged. St. John del Rey are nt ,9, 60i ; Chontales, Ito lk prem. ; Port Phillip, 11. to 1g ; Anglo-Brazilian, 1-16 to 3-16 prem. ;an 1 Pestarena, to prem. AN OLD Wo'4AN Or 70 AT THE FONT.—OD Sun slay afternoon last lacy Clark. aged 70, wife of William Clark, carpentei , of lugat.sitone, was baptised at Fryern ing church by tho Her. Mr. Barley, comic of the parish. As the old lady haul been ill for some time and had never been baptised she became rather troubled in conscience, and wished to undrnp thatocremony. She was told that she must have two respectable witnesses ; she accordingly selected two, awl on Sunday afternoon after service the sponsors brought her to the font, and she was baptised in the usual manner—Ctdmsford Chroni*. A Californian silk grower writes to an American periodical :—" My worms are doing finely this year. In about two weeks they will begin to make their cocoons. This year again, I have not seen one sick worm—a con firmation of my opinion that the disease is oot in the worm but in the fool. My observations here have con vinced me of th it fact. It is well known that where the mulberry tree is growing in the shade the leaves absorb the oxygen of the atmosphere, and this is what creates disease in other countries. Here, at the time of feeding, we have constant sunshine from morning till night, and come. intently our leaves are always in good coalition fur the worms. This is the secrA of the superiority of California over other countries for the culture of silk. . . . Im mense iranties of silk may be produced in this State :we have millions of acres of the bat mulberry moil, and the climate is the best in the world for the worms." When Van Amburg's show was in Burlington, United States, a few weeks ago, and parading through the streets, the old elephant Tiger Seib refused to venture on the Maiastreet bridge-- no persuasion could induce him to cross. The animal fell through this bridge some tea years ago while attempting to moss it, and he is supposed to have remembered it. An American paper save :—" In one of the fashionable churches in Pittsfield strangers are seated as to dress. 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