The Express. — London, England, 1864-10-06 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. ore Mr. Registrar Winslow, acting u Cammiasioser.) BUSEWIBB_OI, Tin COURT. Ilia Ipnnur was occupied to the private room until dim dtsposiog of a variety of questioos aria* upon r : ..ler•debtar summonieg, deeds of arrangement, and other r.,arrs which =tally come before the comminiener of day. Meantime the regular business of the court kept waiting ; a number of cases axed for 11 o'clock ,ecre tl o t proceeded with till after 12 ; those appointed for i:.lakt subsequent hours being still farther delayed. It hse i v en 'accosted, as one method of avoiding this inconvenience, ti..t the subsidiary matters above referred to, which often a considerable time, should be ►ppointed for • later boar in the day-3 or 4 o'clock—so as not to interfere with the nwre important boiling.. LI BE J. G. SAMOCELLE, The bankrupt waa a printer, of Cumberland-place, New o. Thin was the sitting for examination and dia. .tgainst debts of 760 f., partially secured, the saints statA at 550/., consisting of damages sod costs aled to the bankrupt in the Divorce Court, against iv r.on named Taylor. of Stoke Newington, which amount 1...! not been paid. The bankrupt had since been 15 days There WAS 110 opposition, and his honour greeted the order. r 9 BL WESLEY. The bankrupt, a butcher, of N‘mgate-tnarket, and of •urtaton. applied for his discharge from debts of 780/. Mr. Aldridge pointed out to the court that all the debts h.' been contracted in 1863 and 1864, according to the bank. rcpt's statement of affairs, and that no account was eyelid proceeds of the goods. 7 he bankrupt explained that some of the debts bad been 3 long time accruing. °len granted. IN CC B. HART. The bankrupt wee acommiseTonagent, of Edward-etreet, Mr. nargood oppmed the order of discharge, and elicited from the bankrupt that io April 1d.62, he had executed. • dee,l of arrangemen,. His creditors then amounted to while under his present balance-sheet they were only 7004 rtri Adjourned for cash and:deficiency &counts. _ . IN Ili G. TITIIETON. _ • • The bankrupt waa • 1110;merohL; of Edwardwtmet, .rtmaosquarm This was the sitting for examination and d,charFe. Mr. Reed, for the assignees, stated that the bankrupt h., ehscooded. It was found that his debts were between ~ (o,a. and 30,0001. Active measures had been takes for t`'r pursuit of the bankrupt ; meantime it was proposed to dsidr the surplus assets in h►nd. The bankrupt was ordered to be proclaimed. MIDDLESEX SESSIONS. (THIS DAY.) MUSIC AND DANCING LICINBIII. This morning the &Douai meeting of the magistrates of the county of Sliddlees: was held at the &agitate-house, Itricenwell•green, for the pur pos e of granting licensee for pulic music and dancing under the Act 25 George IL. c ap. .16, to public iustitiationa, hotels, taverns, he. Mr. Ihory l'ownall took the chair, and there wee a full bench ,f magistrates present. The list contains 341 renewed applications for limier granted last year, the whole, with two exceptions, being utioppcesd. In addition there were ne. implications, of which a oonaideratie number were 0 p p o s ed. 1 court and approaches as mama on this occasion were greatly crowded. Toe toitowing licences for music were granted without opposition :—To Joseph hem. Brown Bear, Knights- bridge ; Charles Norman, Bose and Crown Tavern, High. row, Knightsbridge; Edwin Williams. the Rising Bun, Knighterindge ; Henry Edward Street. Trevor Arms. Koightehndge ; George Vigurs, Two Brewers, Buckingham. bi row ; arnette Paton, K log's Anna Tavern, Kensangtoo music and dancing) ; Alfred Henry Fowler, the Telegraph, Repot-street. lIITZLHALL, IBTILILWD. Mr. Poised applied for • renewal of a meow: Reece. to H. Poem&lL Eaci., J. Corderoy, E.q., Samuel Haydoe,Eu., P.eal An Kingdom. Esq., John Fish PownalL Esq., szd Basil Woodd, Eq., M.P. The limns was unanimously granted. The following licensee wen then granted :—St. Martin's Hall, Long-acre ; to William Wilde. juo., for the Royal Alhambra Palace, Leicester-square; Peter Oagood, Duke of York, Stockbridge-terrace, Piiolico ; Alfred Widow, Che shire Cheese Tavern, Grosvenor-row, Pimlico; Robert Brown, Royal Standard Hotel, Vauxhall-bridge-road, Pint. I lino; William Charles Thompson, the Pimlico Rooms and Literary destitution Building Association (Limited), Man- cheater-street, Pimlico (music and dancing) ; Hoary Cock- troll, the Goat and Star, Swallow-street, Regent-street ; Mr. Alfred Feast, the Lord Nelson, telement's lan-passege, Clue-market ; John Greeo, the Grand Hotel, Piazza, Covent-euden ; John Ford Hattie& the King's Arras Twins, Old Compton-street; Elward Wood, 51 adieux Music Hall, Drury-lane; Richard Thomas Reeves, Duke of Wellingtoo, Drury-lane ; Edward Southworth, King's Heed, Duke-street, Liscolies ion-fields ; George Gill, Sun Tavern, Gray's-inn mad ; Isaac Bliss, Havelock Anns, Gray's-ion-road ; George Formaus Grattoo,Guy Earl of Warwick, Gray's-ine road ; Wm. Suter, Priam of Wales, Prince of Wales-road ; Mary Aso }heroes, Elephant and Castle, King's-road, Camden-town ; George Tilley, Freenzarsons Arras, Suffolk street, King's-cross; Thome. Clegg, Gospel Oak Tavern, Cams-toad; Robert Tukley, Temperance Hall, Wei/g -rump, Somers-to' ; John Elliott, Exmouth Anne, Exmonth-street, Hampatead-road; John Christian Deedy, King's Heed, embodied-street ; Emu Stevens, Esstoor Castle, Unioe-street, Boturs-town ; Henry Hill, Gipsy queen. Maldon-road ; James Hoary Chiseller. Albion, biarheennmstreet ; Walter Morton. Feathers. Warren-street; William Wood, and Charlie Jobe Godfrey Wood, the New Southampton Arms, Camden-town ; Joseph Lanham, Camden Arnie, Randolph-street, Camden town ; Jlllllllll dotes, the Castle Taverm Keotishtown ; Robert Cleat Thom as, Bedford Arms Tavern, Grove-street, Camdeo toe ; Frederick Bailey Strange, Northumberland Arms, Bagnigge Wells-road ; George David Hall, Bagnigge Wells Tavern, &value Wells-road; Henry Hanteley, Yorkshire Grey Tanen, Hamp stead; John Coming, Eton Tavern, Adelaideroad ; t;-eilding, Duke of Hamilton, New-end, Hampstead; Chas. Hawkins, the Old Bell, Kilburn ; Robert Fradk. Rotting, Rose of Normandy, High-street, MarYlshonit ; Joseph Hoary Cave, the Cosmothece, Bell-street, Edgewue-road ; Wm. Bent, Abbey Tavern. St. Jono's.wocai ; Charles Morton, the Oxford, Oxford street ; William Lockyer, Cambridge Hall, Newman-street, Oxford-street ; Samuel Cross, White Horse, Castle-street Last, Oxford-Market; John Day, the St. John's Wood Tavern, commonly called " Lord's Cricket Ground," our John's-wood-road ; the Princess's Convert Rooms, 55, Castle-street Fast, Oxford-street ; James Homphreve. Iron monger's Arms, Lizard street, Old-street ; Nichols. Joseph Carmen, the Pied Horse, Chmwell-street, St. Luke's ; John Homewood, Pitmao's Arms, ork-road, St. Luke's; George Burdon, Macclesfield Arms Tavern, City-rod; Samuel Wickens, Moon of Wale., Itanner-etreet; Luke James Marshall, Sir John Falstaff, old-street, St. Luke's; Thomas Bray, Sportsman T City-road ; James Short, Leaping Bar, Old-street ; Erasmus Lawrence, City Arms Tavern, City-road ; George Henry Taylor,Trafalgar Beerhouse, Het:Dint/roe-street. City-reed ; 11.nry Denbwel. C - s - b coal Homes. Great Mitchell-street, City-road ; Alfred James Bloeden, George, Old-street. I the gramaug or luseuee was proceeding when our report le: t. THE POLICE COURT& (THIS DAY.) CLERK EN WELL 10111111 T room A RAILWAY VAY. Jamtr Warde. egad 20, of lissorer.court, Leon-wan, • lablurcr, sod Williams Afgawing, aged 20, of 2. Elskes. row, tierkeewell, • hawker, were charged with having in thur po•aeasloo two rolls of Oseeela, three pieces of wiewey, toe piece of calico, one piece of twill, and other articla, aunt used to he stolen. lOspee Tomas Patter of the G divisloo, said—About half-past 9 last night I won 00 Mount Pleasant io einropsny with constables Fawell 42 A. and Ranger 19J G, sad saw the two prisoners a abort distsoce before me and behind some railway vans. We followed them op Phoenix place to Wells-street. Grav's4ee-road, where we lost eight of them for some considerable time. We returned to Mount-pleasant, and going up Phisuix•plaes. I saw Manning with a large buudie us his head. I stopped the prisoner and took him into custody. I asked him what he had got there, pointing to the boodle. He said, " What I have wit is my own. and I am going to take it to • customer of mins." At the same time 1 saw the otber pri '"ner stopped by Ranger and Fawell. That prisoner was also carrying a bale of goods. Manning threw the lamella down nod tried to get away. Fawell picked up the boodle, and I took Mesmer to the poliee4itatioo. On examining the bundle at the policeetalioe I foetid it to metals one roll of [impel, two pieces of winsey, and one pion of twill. The whole were wrapped in coarse canvas, the same as moat hors Sr. that are sent by rail. Whoa the prisoner threw down the bale he threw it at rue, and it struck me oe the nose. I have to ask for a remand to Sod no owner for the Proven!, and I have reason to believe that both prisoners have beta previously convicted. The pri,ocer Manning—Did I not tell yen that I had broimbt the hale from the Greet Northers Railway to oblige sum I did not know? (A laugh.) Witness—No, you said nothing of the sort. Poliescoostable Ranger, WOG, said—l saw Wards with largo bundle on his shoulder. 1 took him into custody and rikel him where be had got it from, sod be said he bed I omit at 1 took him to tha *tattoo, and on opesieg the bundl e I found it to contain one piece of 'Wary, a roll of Minitel. and other articles. Weid e —What is the use of your telling lies? I told you I h. 41 tot it from the Great NOrthers Railway. T : . " '"tiolrate remanded the prisoems until Wilder mut. Tel whale of the artielee out be ma es applieetko to ti t = at the Klag'eorces-read Pelkoolatioe mat the Palioeveart MARLBOROUGH-STREET. WHIM All VAGRANT 071L5 TO 11 MIT ? A •ttlicrianTid e n Mary Moriarty, wearing au apology for a dress, without covering to her head, or shoes to her feet, wu charged before Mr. Tyrwhitt with begging is ktegent-etrest. The ceas having been proved by Emil Fritsch, 339 A, Mr. Tyrwhits asked the child who seat her out. The child said she was sent out by her mother, who lived in Muir-yard, in the Strand. Mr. Tyrwhitt said a good deal had been said by some per soca as to the magistrates at the police courts not doing their duty, and sending these poor girls to inatitutione and reformatreim ; but in spite of Mr. Sidney Tureen report to parliament there was ecaroely a place where they could be sent to without a sum of money or annuity was paid for them. He should discharge the poor child, there being more fault attaching to the mother than to her ; but at the same time he would caution her not to go begging epic. WESIVTNSTEP.. 10 CABI OF asorurrnw. Mary Annin nolii,Vaiii:leuiiii;(7re;,Wro very well dressed worn's, stated to be the wives of respectable men, and the former of whom carried an infant, were placed at the bar charged with stealing a shawl value 11. sc, from the shop of Mr. Hill, 70, King's road, Chelsea, Mr. Hill said they came in together yesterday sit teroooo, and were known as customers aphid whom suspicious of dishonesty were entertained. Prisooers were twenty mi nutes in the shop, dazing which time they were watched. They purchased • shawl for 18a. 9d., and paid 3s. 3d. o ff it, promising to bring the remainder. As they were about leaving the shop pro secutor asked them if they had any property of has about them that had not been paid for, sad they replied " No." He asked them if they had any objection to be searched, and they also replied " No," an d were then taken upstairs, where a missiag shawl was found. Reynolds at this point of the case fainted in the dock, and was carried out into the air. Restoratives having bean ap plied, she was again brought before the magistrate, and ex claimed, " I am guilty ; I took the shawl, but the woman who su by my side knew nothing about it till it was found." Miss Louisa Howard, abopwoman, said she watched the prianeers. She saw Reynolds fold the shawl up, at which time Godfrey was at soother part of the shop. When God frey returned, Reynolds took the shawl off the counter. Godfrey expressed her willingliewi to be marched, the other was not willing. The shawl which had bees stolen was found in her (Reynolds', clothes, when it seemed it had been carefully pinned, as it took her some time to unfasten it. A policeman proved that be was smiled to take the pri soners into custody. When he did so Godfrey declared her Mom:once. Prisoners were remanded till Monday. WANDS WORTH. ATTTYPTI2f G TO STIANGLA a BWERTHEART. ✓ohn King, • painter, was re-examined on a charge of assaulting Mary Ann Hales, of Gardaoeri•lane, Putney. The case was beard on Tuesday, when Inspector Ape informed the magistrate that the prisoner was brought to the !nation by several persons, who stated that be would have strangled the oomplaina•t if they bad not prevented him, as she woe black in the face, and then be took a razor from his band. The inspector also stated that neither the yonog woman nor the witnesses bad attended. . Duman intimated hie intentionWllot parting with the prisoner until he had beard the cue. Shortly before the closiag of the court the prisoner was again put its the doek. Mary Ann Hales, the yourg woman, thee attended cod warn swore. She mid she had been keeping company with the prisoner for 18 moths. There bad beim no quarrel between them. He came to her father's house ce Monday to see her. He wee in liquor. He was j alone of her, and said if she did not have him the should have so the else. Witness told him not to take notice of what other persons said. She denied that the prisoner used any threat to her, ur that he did anything to her. By Mr. Wilton, who defended the prisoner —The wither said he had been kind and affection to to her. They were engaged to be married. He was very drunk on Monday, wad he and her mother had a few words. The witness also stated that she did not wish to prosecute hire. Inspector Ayr* produced the razor, on the blade of which there was a streak of blood. The inspector said the pri soner's band was cut, but the parties thee sought to show that it had been reused by his breaking a window. Mr. Bayous decided upon remanding the prisoner with out bail, and issued two summonses for the attendance of the witnesses who had failed to appear, as be was deter , mind to hear the trete of the cue. The vitamins now attended, and appeared vary reluctant to give any evidence affecting the prisoner. Inspector Aim however, elicited from them that the pri soner seised hold of the young woman's throat, that she helloed " Murder,' Lod that if they had not takes her ►way she might have been Wangled. Om wits... said the pit• goner had a razor in his head, but it was shut, sod that he was in the act of putting it into his pocket, and the other declared that it was in his hand half opened. Mr. Dayman said he should require the prisoner to God two sureties in 201. each, in default of which he would be imprisoned for three mouths. The pri soner was locked up in default. Ose of the summoned witnesses applied for expenses, but Mr. Dayman refused to give him any for the manner in which he had given his evidence. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE (BY ILIICTILIC 'mum'Ars.) NORTHALLE RYON MEETING. —(THIS DAY.) TWO-TEAR-OLD STAKES. T.Y.C. Lady Sykes and Mon Flagon are hers. GREAT NORTH RIDING HANDICAP. About one mile and a halt. Harlrforward, Tooi-Tooi, sod Sir Wararin are here. Anarvizi.—WiLl Poppy. Vanessa, Nu, and Kapunda. HAMPTON MEETING.—(THIS DAY.) AlumED.—Zodiac, Mystariona Lady, Rapture, Maday, Vanquisher, Portland, Bird!'oder, &titer, Voluptuous &imam; Hawkshaw, Wisogler, Professor, Maud, Youen Doll, C.,riuthiso Torn, ilesswood, Budworth, Aosingtoo, Impression f, Ztdoo, Panay Sexton, Golden Cr.., Ross Isms, sad Polio.. ElPlCTED.—Rattleanake sad Irousides. THE EXPRESS, TIiuBSDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 6, 1864. PROVINCIAL BHARI MARERT& IJrtDtPot L, Ocr. 6.-Great Rasters. 464 1-Great Western, SO- Lancashire and Yorkshire, 11.44-London and North Western, 1121[444114{12 1 ill - Manchester, Sbealeld. a Lincoln shire. 661 Ift f 1 Li 1-Metropolitan, IMP/ 1104 36-North }Astern, Bernick capital stock, 108-South Eastern, f 4 4 2-Dutch ithe,d4i, 2 16-16 46. 10-16 p. - Brest Luzern bourg 'harakiri 13.16-IJoaledsoste Loan, 631 04-Alliance Bank. London and Liverpool Limited . 21 p.-Eastern Exchange hank ;Limited . A 5-IS p.-Liverpool Finance d -Stets:An a. and FlCllliage Bank „Limited:, 1 15-Fare 2 If p. - North Western Bauk Limited 41 4c p.-Albion Marine -Limited., i-ld A.-British and Foreign Marine (Limitedl, 57-l0 p -lAn cubit* Insurance. p.-Maritime Insurance i Limited , 1.16 d. par-Widen Inane...nee. 14 .1-15 p.-/loyal Insurance. 54 0-16 p.- nitro,. and Mercy Marine •Limited), 44 p.-Levey Steel and iron 'Limited , 4p.-National Steam Natigatlon Company. 61 I 7 J.-Wert India and Pacific Stearn, 21101 p. BIRSI INGHAM, dn. 5 -The transactions recorded here to-day Include 1-Birmingham Cahill, at 664 Birmingham Financial, at 14 pm.: and Patent Nut and Boit, at It om. Birmingham Bank were offered at 3t* Birmingham Town and District Bank. at 184 ; Staffordshire Joint-Stock Bank. at II pm.: and Stafford shire Financial, at a pen. Slants Metal closed, buyer., at 2 dia. Market stead+. _ _ ;isnisentk, Ger. —A good buttons was done, and prices were firm at the elo-e. C. iammell and Co.. I p.— Consolidated Bask (I.lsaited). 61 p.—Oreat Hasleen. 1611— Great N. rifles, A. 141 12 11 4 i 401 11 401 40 381--Orest Western of Canada, 91-omat %tester% OD. 4—General Credit, 21 p —Glutton's Bay. 131 13 16 Illinois Central (paid up 50— John Brown an 4 Co., 17µ—Lancashire and Yorkshire. 1151 13 111 1 1— tondos and North Western, 1121 1 1 lt 114 f/ — Manchester, Phenteld, and lAncolnshlre, 004 1111 161 1 1 4 51 lal 1-31Artmolitan, 100 ) 9 911 6—lllotasul, 181 1130 - North Staffordshire. 764—South kastmn. 143 21 1 1 11 I—Spanish Passim, I—Thames and Mersey kiarine lusts once, 44 13-16 1 IL—Alliance Sauk, 20 101 19 131 to 171 pr. —Confederate Loan, 614 2;—lnternational, 11 p.—Whlteharen and Furness. 271 Mercantile Bank. 2 1.16 p. mous. tier. 4.—Yew Three per Cost. Wok, 9611—Ditto for as,ount ilcW. i—Ditto for Deer account .10th Nor... 37—TnrItish Six per Cost , 1182, 70—Ilibernian Ito-king Company ;231. pal(D, for account, 361—National Itiu.k. New (lased at 23 prem. ;101 paid , , for account, 511 4—National of Liverpool 'limited , . lot pall, for smount. 141—Royal Bank (101. paid), 28129 Colon Bask (Limlted,, ,221. paid). Ml—Dub lin and Belfast Junction fall paid:. 311—Grest Southern and Waren. (1001. paid,, s9l—Midland Great Western 41144.1.1„ 141 —Dublin, Wkklow, and Wexford live per Cent. redeemable 'laid In lull`, Sq. MUNITICINT GITT. —NKR, TRAINING SNIP AT LITZRPOOL ?OR TM Bons Or POOR NAILORA ANU OTHER DIISTITOTR Bolt—At a roasting of the general °enmities% held yesterday, Mr. James Jeukinsoe Bibby easosneed hi■ intention to contribute, to the extent of 5,0001., the sum which may be neemsery for the complete fitting up of tbe ship proposed to be obtained from the Ad miralty. In miking this munificent gift, Mr. Bobby ex pressed his desire that the shit, sought to be obtained should be of the largest ern, sou to admit of the reception of • much greeter number of boys than that ceiginelly contem plated by the committee, in order that the heeetita to be con ferred upon this elms of the community may be commensurate with the necessities of the port, and limited oole be the funds casually subscribed for the object. Mr. Bobby's noble gift will enable the committee to capitalise the sums already contributed as doeatroaa—which some we hops to see largely increased—by which mesas the existseee of the proposed new ship, as one of our permanently Philan thropic institutions, may be secured. The seam! solumip tiom, by whirls alone this good week me be sconnipliabed, as yet fall far short of the moomearr amount, which for snob aa object ought to be. end we believe will be, promptly supplied.—Liverpool Mercury. Paws or BRIAD.—The prices of wheaten bread is the metro pol is are from 60. to Td.; of household ditto, 51d. to ed. Some bakers see rallies from Sid. to ed. per glb loaf, weighed on delivery. ONTIRAL Passim —Ora SHILLING DAT. WILDNIGDAT, OCT. 6. —Admimioris oe payment, 3,875; dl to by mom tickets, 1,017; total, 4,892. SHARE LIST-cais DAL) Two o'Owm. The railway market is firmer to-day, notwith standing the flatness of the other departments of the Stock Exchange, and several of the principal lines have advanced. Midland stock has risen 1 per cent., Great Western and Lancashire and Yorkshire 1, and London and North Western and South Eastern f. London and North Western stock is now quoted 1111 to 112 • Great Weetern, 681 to 69/ ; Midland, 1301 to ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1141 to 1151 ; Cale donian, 123 to 124 ; South Eastern, 821 to 82f ; great Eastern, 441 to** ; Great Northern, 1271 to 1281 ; London and South Western, 94 to 96 ; and Metropolitan, 108 to 109. East Indian and Punjaub railway stocks are in quired for. Great Western of Canada shares, on the other hand, are dull. Foreign lines are in active. )IWILRY ROM. Wes Sod, shdra.l RAnarATI. I 1 to 1 p.m. %owl LOW 2,0001 8121 6,000. 4,000 .. 486 . 1.600. 6,0001 6,0 0 0 i .. 1,024 . 6,0011• eod :. . 8,000 . 62.222 i 1,0241 .. 6,0024 .. 700 .. 6,0001 .. 6,000. 1,120 612. . Combrtaa Coo. Gold. L Chlvertoa alfforal Aim] Dor. G. Coo. (favialt ) Desk/walla Lot Basoo4 ! NW Condos Mat Cara Brea _ _ ;Cut kireOrTle. 'R. W. Russell (Tartstk.) 'Gresebter t ht. hubris Overt Lam (I/culted) ,Greet South Totems G. W. Vor (Helstoss) Grenville Terod's Foot llWinton Downs limprot MD, ant i 'Nun" Valley • liwyndy Iron Oro inangilon New Onion orth Downs ortb kookier . Basun (Mogan; 122_rth per U n Whe nod al P.. any rP;;;lchince (y. Want I s. W. Frances 8. qrs.,. (Stelesti I IStraKPark l iii 7 srott Week Beret (llknee) W. Camden (Unlearn) West Chl eerie& Watt Seton WS. Basset (Illogan) wh. Buller (11fttruth) Wheel Ludoott W./Le:Man (Mashes j' I Wlinal Bolos wk. Trelawnoy (Llsk ) Whool Union 1 MONEY MARKBT.-(T818 DAL) Two dew= The stook markets to-day are heavy, owing to realisations, combined with renewed rumours of mercantile ember:momenta. The funds have de clined II I per cent., and foreign stocks and banking and financial shame are fiat. Home railway stocks, I however, in some cues are stronger. The discount market is quiet, and the rate for good bills unchanged, at 81 to 9 per cent. The supply of money in the Stock Exchange is smaller, and the charge for short loans has consequently Amen to 6 per cent. No alteration has been made to-day in the Bank rate of discount. At Paris to-day, according to Mr. Renter's tele gram, the Three per Cent. Bentes opened at 65fr. 86c., showing no change. .._ Consols are now quoted ssi to both for money and the account (Oct. 11). The official busi ness report is as follows :--Three per Cent. Con sols, for money, 881, 1 ; ditto for account, 881 ; Three per Centa. Reduced, 861, 1 ; New Three per Cents., 861, 4,1, ; Bank Stock, for account, 2384, 239, ex div. ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1044. Foreign stocks are rather heavy. Confederate Bonds have fallen 1 per oent., Turkish Consolidds to 4, and Mexican i t . Some of the present quo tations are annexed, viz :—Greek, 231 to 1 ; Mexican, 271 to 4 ; Confederate, 61 to 63 ; Spa nish Passive, 311 to 1 ; Turkish 1858 Bonds, 681 to 69 ; ditto 1862, 70 to 4 ; and the Consolidds, 50 to 1. Transactions are re corded as follows : Dutch Two-and-a Half per Cents., 61; ditto Certificates, 961, 1, ex div. ; Egyptian, 97, 96, 97 ; ditto for account, 654 ; Mexican, for account, 271, ; second issue, 97 ; ditto 1001. Bonds, 961, 1 ; Italian Russian, 1822, 87 ; ditto 1839, 53 ; ditto 1862, 871, 861, 87 ; Spanish New Deferred, 43 ; ditto Passive, for account, 311; Turkish, 1854, for account, 911, 1 ; ditto 1858, for account, 681, 69; ditto 1001. bonds, 70 ; ditto 1862, for account, 701, 4,4, ; ditto, 1001. Bonds, 701, ; Vene zuela, for account, 211 ; ditto 1864, 431. International Financial shares are now quoted 11 to 1 prem. ; London Financial, 61 to 7 prom. ; General Credit, 21 to S prem. ; Imperial and Mercantile Credit, 11 to 21 prem. ; Hudson's Bay, 15k to ; Ottoman Sociit4 Gin& rale, 14 to .4 prem. ; and Anglo-Egyptian Bank, dia. to 1 prem. Tai Mumma PAn Two o'CLoca. Consols are again it per cent. lower, at 881 to both for money and the present account (Oct. 11). Prominent reference was made yesterday in the Stock ExoLange to the cue of a contractor who was said to have stopped with heavy liabilities, but the fact is believed to be that this affair is now many weeks old, and that an arrangement which was en tered into some time ago, with the express assent of the principal creditors, for the working out of the valuable contracts in hand, is being satisfactorily carried out without any new feature having occurred of a nature to challenge the attention of any persons bat those who are interested in promoting a fall in public securities. The biddings for 30.00.000 rupees (300,0001.) in bills on India took place yesterday at the Bank of England. The proportions allotted were—to Cal cutta, 17.65.000 rupee' ; to Bombay, 12.00.000 rupees ; and to Madras, 35.000 rupees. The minimum price was as before, Is. Hid. per rupee on Calcutta and Madras, and Is. Ilid. ou Bombay. The applications within the limits amounted to 77 law. Tenders on Calcutta and Madras at la. Hid. will receive about 69 per cent. ; on Bom bay, at Is. 1141., about 37 per cent., and all above these prices in fulL On the last occasion the appli cations within the limits amounted to 980,0001., and before that to 1,300,0001. The amount now is only 770,0001. So that the demand for remittance to India seems to be steadily declining. The stoppage is announced of Mr. Aaron &lo wans, of Old Change. The cause of the stop page is a peculiar one. Mr. Salomon', who has occupied a very respectable position, has just received a letter in which his confidential clerk and cashier, wbo has been in the house from his boyhood and for a period of live acid twenty years, intimates his departure for America ; and it is simultaneously found that, apart from other defalcations, forged bills have been put into circulation to the amount, as it is believed, of 40,0001. Upon some of them, we understand, ad vances have been made by the Loudon and West minster Bank. Lest the interests of some of his creditors should be prejudiced, Mr. Salomons has at once adopted the very proper step of stopping payment pending the requisite investigation, which will he carried out by Messrs. Ladbury, and Viney, the accountants. The amount of Mr. Salumous' liabilities isnot yet known. His busi ness is that of a warehouseman, but Lis transactions have embraced imports and exports of goods to Australia and elsewhere. The circular issued this evening is as follows ; 16, Slog•strest, Cheapaide, Londoe,Oet. 5. Oestlemes,—Mr. A. Bslosoons, of Old Change, ware houses's°, 'savior than day droo►ered that Ws oustidostial Work and cashier bee forged bills to a ocimadarablo amount, sad also abstracted moseys from the bum% is advised by his principal coeditors at moor to hays hie affairs ammo. gated ; and we beg Si Worm your that the books have bees placed is our hoods for that purpose. A general roosting of the creditors will be surreued at the oullest possible moinest, and le the mean time your Meltdown:a is craved. — We are. gestkimeo, your obedient servants, LADDUZY, COLLDION sod VI NET. The present Spanish ministry seem to be in earnest as regards a settlement of the Passive and Certificate debts, if we are to judge from their de sire to ascertain the terms that would be accepted by the holders. It is said that the following pro position has been put forward by a party of the creditors :—To negotiate a Spanish Three per f;ent. luau for 8,000,0001., at 45 per cent. ; to ac cept for the Passive • 2 per cent. stock, rising I per cent. every three years, up to 3 per cent. ; to accept for the Certificates a 1 per cent, stock, rising per cent every three year', up to 3 per cent. With reference to the suppression of the Greek Senate, we believe that, independently of the con- stitutiowil motives that have dictated it, the mea sure is computed to involve a large annual saving. The Senate has consisted, it is believed, of 480 members, each of whom has been paid 500 drachmas per month, or 6,000 per annum. This was equiva lent to a charge of 2,880,000 drachmas per annum, or 96,000/. sterling, at the current rate of Bd. per drachma. Such a retrenchment is the more satis factory when we remember that the chief extrava gance of the late government rested in its civil expenditure. The latest IMIViCeII front Athens re present the government, nevertheless, as iu great present want of money, and speak of the urgent necessity of carrying into effect some arrangement for the restoration of credit, and the consequent supply of its immediate requirements. The London and North Western Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 9,0221. over last year ; the Great Western an increase of 8,290/. ; the Great Eastern an increase of 1,7881. ; and the Great Northern au increase of 3,8231. The directors of the London and South African Bank have resolved upon the payment of an interim dividend of 3i per cent., or 14e. per share, free of income-tax, for the six months ending the 30th of June last. Four per Cent. Debentures, August, 1886, Tri ; ditto, Bonds, &. to 3s. dia. The India Five per Cont. Stock was rather firmer. India Bonds have risen to 81. to as. dim There was also a better demand for the June 1:- chequer Bills, which rose about 45., dosing at 18a. to 10a. dia. The March Bills were firm at 7s. to 3s. dia. Foreign stocks were firm in the morning, bat afterwards gave way, and iu many cases the closing quotations were somewhat below those of yester day. Confederate Bonds declined Ito 2 per neut.; Sardinian, 1; Greek Coupons, ; Russian Bonds of 1862 and Spanish Passive, ; and Spanish Certifi cates, Mexican Bonds, and Turkish Consolidta, per cent Intbe market for bank shares the tendency of prices was again decidedly upwards, and in the afternoon little reaction occurred, except in Alliance Bank shares, which after advancing to 20 to 22, closed at 18 to 19 prem., being 11. to 1/. 10a. lower than yesterday. The speculative transactions in the shares of this bank continue to be upon an ex tensive scale, and cause incessant fluctuations. The shares of the Chartered Bank of India, Australia and China, London and County Bank, and Union Bank of London advanced 21., and an improvement took place in Bank of Australasia, East London, London Bank of Scot land, London and Brazilian, London, Buenos Ayres and River Plate, London Chartered Bank of Aus tralia, London Joint Stock, London and West minster, Metropolitan and Provincial, National Bank of Liverpool, and Scinde, Punjaub, and Delhi Bank. London and County Bank shares had risen at the close to 71 to 73, and London Joint Stock Bank to 46 to 48. Auglo-Italian Bank. Bank of British Columbia, and Laud Mortgage Bank of India shares were rather weaker. Hudson's Bay shares closed rather heavil, at 15* to 1. Egyptian Trading were steady, at Ito 1 prem. Financial Corporation, National Financial, Land Securities, Fore-street Warehouse, Thames and Mersey Marine Insurance, Universal Marine, and London Mercantile Discount shares were all better. National Discount, after showing firmness, closed ss. lower than yesterday. Joint Stock Discount touched 1 prem., but closed at * to 1 pram. The shares of the financial companies were weaker this afternoon, and closed flatly. London Finan cial fell 15s. ; Imperial Mercantile, 7e. Gd. • and International Financial, 2a. fid. to be. General Credit shares were comparatively steady, and Cre dit Mollifier and Credit Foocier firm. The closing quotations are annexed, viz. :—lnternational, 1 to 11 prem. ; General Credit, 21 to 1 prem. ; London Financial, 6i to 7 prem. _; Imperial Mer cantile Credit (amalgamated), 11 to 21 prem. ; Credit Mobilier, 2/ to 3 prem. ex div. and sew shares ; and Credit Foncier, 21 to 3 prem. ex div. I and new shares. _ _ . Anglo-Eityptuui Bank shares were last quoted par to I prem. ; Imperial Mexican Railway, to prem. ; and Ottoman Socidtd GMierale, 11 to 1* prem. United States 5-20 Bonds were quoted 43 to 44. ORDINARY IMAM •110 'WOOL —1- - 1 ----"-- 1 yesteroay. i so a Fm. liVi-11 ilßly th lirra..WoL tT7DO Moat Vii 444 - - Si. .100 . and 10 i 0111 eftrce.as Ild.C. - - /16. 1 100 , Bristol sad lizeier IN - 94 - R 100 ,Calaloolan 122 113 sd -- ad NI all 'Gott end Bead.= -4 - - f all 'Cornwall $ 7 - 10 a Joe. • I •nocliv. until ll -4 .44 16 all ,Do. B 1 p. o.lopald to a -4 4-4 .4 10 all , Dublin and Ba lax SI 83 - • all Dundee,Parth.&•bdin 18 1/ - 8t 100 Edlntrurghand Glametnr 86 87 -4 4 St .196 'Glasgow and 11. Weans 106 107 - It 11011 , Great laden Ord. W. 441 661 451 41 at 1106 . Do. A Wert - - - It 1100 I Do. Z. ang.lllk.. N 0.2 81 1 1 St. 100 Great NortholSootand - - - ISt 1100 I Great Northern 127 129 118+ 8 W. 101 ( Do.• j • r e c. no dlr. ma 139 140 1601 40 111} 1111. 'lOO DO.lll 111 Op. e. lipoid B 117 180 - K 40 01. South a WOOL (Ire.) 8 9 $1 - 8< 100 Gnat Western OOl WI 80 1 84. 706 , Do.Stour raLGuallik - - - 0t 1100 i Do. South Wales._ - - 83 1 It 1 100 Do. W. 1114.-Oslord 40 68 47 84. 100 Do. Do. Neort SS 40 - 8< 100 Do. Do. flereord 011 101 - St 100 laseashlts 3 Yorkshire 114 1141 115141 86. 709 ;London and War:twat 04 06 06 61 W. 1100 , Loa, tat &Gest 101 108 101 IL .100 ;London. &Dor. 38 40 [lll St. :100 London & North Wrists. 1111 1111 111 1 111 121 St ;100 'Loodoo&SouthWeetern IM M - 8t 100 I Man.,SheLot Ittoolneh 04 66 - N WI Matyport Nag Oarttele 4- - - 14 ell Do. Do. 1 Stara - - - llt. 140 Matrepoltan WS 100 108 1 fillig 56.100 Do. New - - - SS. ;100 /ildlaad 124 130 1801 1 110 WM, all Do. New - - St. .100 ' Do Wm a Derby 9O 101 - N I al l led. 01. We. pre.) - - - 15 all' Do. 1 Mans .. - 444 - W 1 all led Kest - -4 10 I all, 141 d tart (Cray Uns) - St ,100 North RAMA - ad St 100 ; Do. Istla,Perth.Dund l4 IS ad - ad K. 'lOO 'N. ZaMern-Berwlat 118 1 700 Do. Leeds 14 G. N. a Pure - - - 86. St. iN Do. York 96 06 -- St 100 . Do. Carlisle 125 110 16 ' all Do. Stock.&Datilag B6 80 - 36 I Do. do. 186648. - 10_ 9 pre - 26 1 a 2 Do. do. 188641. 7 Bpa - 0t 100 'North Looden - 10 S Do. New - es. ,no !North Iftdoriiiiiii ls 77 - 10 all N. aS. Weston' Juan 101 111 - 8t 100 , Scottish Genital W. 700 Scottish N.E. Aber Mt - - ___ - . ..... . -4 De. New 100 North Stalloriaire all N. & S. Weston' Juno 100 Scottish Central 1100 Scottish N.L Aber Stk :100 licottlall Midland sil Shrewsbory & WelohpL 40 6 rourr..-.-- 100 South Eastern 100 S. Yorkah. & River Dun aD Staloot.Woklaktun,&c 100 TadDo Vele C 100 Vale or Ninth 1100 Victoria Stn. & Plmlloo 1100 Waterford & Kilkenny ,100 West Cornwall RI I 'lOO :W.RaztlyiL Herb. & SA Si S 4 OS Sli SSA 9 9 IGO 199 4 4 gel 91 19 34 33 coLoiaAL scouszTns. No. I loon. 1 rd. i4l pima. Inaba 91,0,000... dhOsba.•guil,lll2l .. -.-... -.. .. Do. do. 1111 I ..... -, .... .. Gaa. G 07.119.0,10744. 1 MI 911 ..... .. Do.llpotolfoltattos. 110 90 91 NB 904 .... .• Do.Bperol/L0z.9311 119 91 11.11481111.. D 0.5 put otJaa.UJ 100 70 U 70 WWI - Do. 6 por alb& 100 73 U ...., snow .. Ono( 4111trp.44.1071100 101 100 -• .... . 181104 100 106 109 rd -. .... .. De. do. 11010.1'100 106 107 id 100 .. .... .. Do. do. 1191 100 187 190 140, .. 001349.N0T.1918.110.4. 100 1011 US 000 1 ... 160,000 . .. DU 1191, do- 1 100 100 US - 100,0001-Illaaziltos 600 p 040173 1031 101 101 100 100,0001.. Do. 1878 100 103 108 - 180,000.. D. 111110100 104 101 - 1646001 .. Natal. Gov.o No cwt.. 100! 101 103 - 104000 ..' New &MD; Gov. Spat 100 0 1111 96 - N.B. .... .. Wales GT. 6 p. 0.11016 100 97 99 - .... .. Do. 6p. c. 1871 to 1876 109 S 97 .... .. Do. 3p. c. 1898 to 1803,100 ; 94 96 -. 160,000 .., Now LW/046pm 4401.'100 99 101 - 1160,000 .. , Nova Scotia 6p. 0., 18 7 6 MI 98 98 96 76.000 ..Icloseuslaod Gate pet 190 100 101 1011 1 -.. .., SARA G0..6 p. c.llcoda 1001 -.- - .... ..1910.0otip.o.Jsztalu1 7 1001 - - - .... ... Do. do.llp.e.AprlltOu lOW 106 106 rd , 1014 id DIBILNITriti STOC B / 3 . No. 1 811. I *Tools. IPdl CL plow. 1 Saw. 491,013 , St. 0t8t0.4 p.a. Mar. 100 89 91 - 1086916' IL 0.2411ut,4p.e.100..91 100 - - - 610,000 i SR o.Witn.-W.M. -08., p. of._ Jar. 9 July.... 100 97 91 418,0001 St. laae.9YB.4p.e.Jaoilly 100 96 118 - 910,00 SR Loa,Brigh.4p.e.JonaJly 100 96 93 - U. L&N.W.4p.e.JaaAJaly 100 96 96 - 1 . 0 7. 2 a U. Do. 11{ p.c.Jso.t.luly 100 Sli 864 7 __ 189,739 St I.9l.W..lp.c.JsaAJuly 100 96 96 .... ISt lildlon.l,4p.e.Jaa.dJ 100 96 96 - .... ISt N. British. N. P. OD. &, 1 6p. et, Fob. ot An... 100 103 107 ••• U,431 U. N.liatru.,4p.c.Jaat.Jul.) 100 96 97 - .... i /14. ISoot.N.ll.,4p.e..Ap.*Oet. 100 -. .... 381T1311 DUNN& No. I M. I Matte. BRITISH POOBNIBIO2I/ skTfo: 11717 - a - OR 100 10 10 NC MI 10 6U 100 100 1N t lOO WO 'lOO at. 100 IN. 'lOO 100 U. 100 100 20 , 5 it. 100 LWATI - 1. t ltliatket BL Lawroace l Boaa.Bv. & C. I a.a.bp.o. Do. Bharat Buffalo et Lake I Do. treareae• Bud.. Brect,&oooeriehl tl p. e. Us. Aug. 1, 18721 Do. do. July 1. 1872 , Do. do. Jane 1,1d7& 'Ca. B.Beatera fa. c.. g. l Owe T. 41 Dusk Sp. a. g.i p roeT;e r iti 7 afpL c-i l i r i l Name indica gu. 2 do Do. I &Maslen Oread Trunk of Illaaadel Do.Squip. U.8..6p.ce Do. lie peel. Bonds Do. do. deferred; I Do. bid preL Bonds 1 Do. do. dohnod Do iprel. Bieck I Do. do. defearail l l Do. 41k wag. Bieck I Do. do. deterred , Drees Indian Peninsula Do. rm. 6 per cent De. New do let. B. id Indian. to p. et Do Of pr oud. I Do Gt. Western of Canada ) Do. New Do.dp.r.Bds. pay. 11173 , D 0.64 do. do. 1‘77.41 Indies Besheli, United! I Closing petals. I Solos. AO Se 100 101 Om par 4 6 so 96 100 99 04 100* 10Ie 1001 101} 100 101 Do. New 7 X 'lOO Madras oar. 6 p. oast it. 100 do. al do 80. .100 Do. do. do.—' 10 Do. 1 1 1110 iztaciloo , It 100 MOS. Corp. 6 per a 11.14 10 all Manx and Hobion'a By 10 all 11.0raa.4‘1a.als.S SS 1100 N.P..olCsat.Op.olatp.lS. St 100 Mods, goo. 6 pie cook' St no I Do. Delld da so l 2 Do. do. do. St 100 I Do. Pualaao St. , 100 Do. ladua 81./loil. do 19 10 90 99 n U co a a IS SI ST 114 SS iS 10 99 It TT 29 tr lo3. ISt{ i s . pi. 9i loo Um 111 101.1151 SS II 10111 1 2930 tfli ( 100 1 1002 1001 II 77 tki id I idol 100 101 92 OD 110 OD 84 OD 8 I OD Si 19 KO •+ gee i Sy C 4 Sae 96 57 99 i I-- No. I b. woo° 2 (Alanilike t Dilated_ ) 1 100,000 1 1 .;engio-Bra4ooid,tam 13,0001 II F os iatrallein 71,000, 1 Am:ord Oop.(Lisn il 10,000 : 6 Brmil.L&N Co. (Lim 15,000 10 , Cape Copper (Limited; 25,000 2 Cafrilver(Lintited) 12,000, 60 Co Copper t 10,000' 10 ICoplapo (Limited) 100.0001 1 R Doa Pedro, N. Del Rey, 76,000, 1 o MounLCop.(Lam.; 25,000' 1 Bast Del key (Limited), 25,000, 2 Fortuna (Len ted) ; 20,000. 10 'General 69,0001 li Kapenda (Limited) 16,0001 3 Unarm 10.0001 6 (Lnaltanian (Liaelted) 103,016 1 ,Liareptlts 100,000 it ,ILAttreee itram.o.lL {l4 000 60,000 4 I Panuiellio Copper (L ' 10,000 10 ,Pontglhandßliverlead' 100, 6 !Port I Plittlip 1 'lonia Barb. Gold IL (L ) 110,000, 1 oketehtit Analral.(llen) 11,000, WI 84 John del Key (Lim.) 43,1 0 :1 30 United liewican ;Lim.). 40,000 1 VellanzaanaGolti(Lim.), 60„ 1 Worthing ,Lmitedl 1 44,0001 II Yudenarontaiss (Llaa ,1 lIIISCSLL&N IN No. )1115.1 ihotreetine I AVealeateme Austeatien guardian MI% aerlieWaterworks Bombay Gm (Ural arttish Amara= Lad L Yam T.l. IL) EMS& Italian Tea (r ) Canada Company Canadian LosrotlovfL) Ceplois Compeer 'Oty, of Loa.legllrec.a lefty Careen Lim ... C. or atricagder.(l ) OarazaarcialUdiadlas ' Osesolidated (L CeoUneatelUe.(iasX Ce e tr i ll= i rip. a ( e lenalit Vander lie. of YrrfUr (L) Credit Mobilise CirPalen Proterrece Do. ap.d. Perp. Deb DistoentOnircratineft I a. Indian Mandel (L) I. ladle (McAfee. la. VansiCoaaa r r eg. and r At gr r s " b i. opper. • • : actfsh F. ref[ • Cred reg. IL Corporeden. Mance( Deseeent (L.) rarrec Managing (L Glia)luirs (Limited) o.Credltd rin.of Loa Dee Putem NssiedNaa Homed .11dogial de (L) Hedges's Bar (L) laden Gaming (Limn Interust. inneeSee. IL) Intennat. land Creditg. Italian lrrlc. (Can. Cm! adulated( DiseseetlL) Lend comities (Lim.) Lead. African Trading LoesLeadesiedoc. M. (L Load. District Teedt) red. Mean. Awe. (L ) Da New Lead. O. Omsdingso.l L Load., halm &nada toeiLller. Dleceeet(L, Lond.Productaillarine Madras belga. *Cense Do. Marlins lareetiewl(L) Y am Loani(L) ;Medd. Eden. Tel. ( L) 'Waled! Iron Works Natal Lang &Cat C. (L) dettoosi pis Vora. (L.) Nader( Ylnandal (1) Nellogal Mama Nay.(L) erbaddatkial 'L) Do. New N.redsral TarLaselL N.Erfl A estraleidaniL) I denten. la. (L Novefieetaag.andL L) 1 2: 1 1 ids ipm 8 112 44 6 26 SO 67_ 62.. lite " tiled 2 4v IleUs ldip par 21 Sipa 2 1 Ms par t pee lals par 9) s i /Ts i II 11] 103 111 108 iii 1) - - I 107 14 4 It lf 01 ! trlll .~ ;dW 4; 4 6'4710 • cal q glow' s• tot 1 Tivalisi ist "r Par 1. 48 . 'I I prr 7 • JUI Si Sl_ 16 1 ' 2 -1".4 :31 ' 10,4.1001 00,0001 10.000 10, 1 100.001 10,010' 00,0001 11,000 , 10,000, 10,000 12,500 1 37.669' WAD De. 21 t I ame Marin d e o. lama.' 20 41riaitaleoateeredid(L. 50 10r1•r...1 Flaandal (L) 1 Orlestid 000 (Wined) I ; Do. New Id lOrleolleisadalanafL) Do Mao dalmadlavist. 60 'Ottoman nuaaaal (L) Ottoman Gas (Llailte4 10 PSSISOMIL. M. ateani,L) 10 Do. New. !Peainsular it O. Stahel 10.000, 60 Do. New -. — I 10 41uohnWa L, L(L 14000 10 .Ithyniasy Iron 10,000 16 • Do. 100. 6.160 66 We J. City hoover. (L, 10.760 16 Mtto Moo ... 16,000 111 Para 100,0001. St. Soot. Austen. Invest (I 60,000 60 ,Sultb, Cialibt.llC.o.(L MOW 10 ,Soe.llnan..Tltopto(l, ) 10,000 60 1. Atrical & (1-` 14.660 /11 'noses Analrallan Lad WOW It. ilobanarlso TeloirrsPlL • 11.660 10 ITel.C•ountrne.lMols.(l 100.000 10 Thoreaskldorley 11.600 10 ,TnotaliipanyolAno.L 10,000 10 ,T. d L of Conwlo 10.003 6 Malted Teleg.oo. 60,000 >s Ostrom Wiulo bna. 16,000 111 , U=AnankToollkin., 16,000 II 10.000 10 Tea Eolonotis 10,000 II Warrant Inumon(Lin. 10,000, 60 ,11•011nallatPasillc8 L iai. , I ...., . .., te .... 14 17 10 12 2 2ipa. I tli I 21 I ne it bi i PREFERENCE SNARES. Groat FAstoro, Easton Comities Extension No. 2, 101. Groat Weston original 5 per coot reoloom. prof., 100 g. Groat Wastero,Weat 11414nd Oxford let gua. stock, IN. NO. I 414 ow / ID,OOO 100 Agra• Mastorman's L) 16,000 60 I Do. New lass a 6 p..) 16, 60 Do. (a/ which 201 a 04 160/06 60 Albion 110,000,101 AlilanaslaiaaLlysrpool 1 10,000 100 Da. New 100,000 10 Asigio Austrian WOW 10 Angtr ltritan (Limited)! 12,601 60 : Australasia . 7,600 40 _ Do. New . . : . n,se: 60 Danko! BritisbColanibial 10,006 23 hank of kept 8000 100 Bank of London 13,001 20 Bank of Otago (lintilwil) 10,000 100 Bank of Yearoslead (L.) 10,000 50 Bank orriotorla,Austila 6,000 100 Bank of Nolo 01.1 a.) 60,000 10 Bank of Now Zealand 60,000 20 Bratillasial'ortugnose(l 10,000 60 Bntish & Californian (L 10,000 SO &Utah N. America ... 12,200 10 C. Bk. Indla,Aua., Cblaa 7,000 20 Do. New 10,000 16 Chart. Nor. of India./c 10.000 23 Do. New 10,000 100 City 10,000 100 ;crowd.' 10,000 26 (*os. Rank of In(11(4,120 1 110,000 10 Conar'idaied Hook (1 , LOOO 100 Coottnactel (L) 10,000 00 Mat 1...10n lthig)2.ll 60,900 10 Kaaters lischafte(Llia) 24C20 20 koss.hout.diAci•Liarmtd. 00..00 00 English and Swedish (l, 40,000 00 European Esak(Usltso 16.000 60' Do. Now . _ 10,00 u 100 Hladomailam&Jap.(l, 10,003 lOU Dv N.. • 15,000100 baperbi Bank, Lingtel b 100 New 10,900 60 Irop.Rk.of ebina.&c.,(l 126,010 10 Imperial Ottoman 24000 60 intermtloual Bank (L) 0.090 26 lontau 0,000 2.5 Do. New 'OO,OOO 193 Land Nort.Bk. hatilL l 191,1160 60 Len.llll.oflleziee,&eft 19,000 100 Lou. Bank of Seetleatt(L 121,009 UV London and Breslau 40001(0 Ime.B.Ayres&ILPIMML 10,000 IS De. New, las. at 11 ps 4 000 100 Lon., Bv., d.O. BMA (L. 00,000 20 Lou. Ch. Bank of AMIN. 18010 60 London and County 4.900 100 Lou. Basebi.Con.ix.(L) 0,000 60 Loudon Joint Stook 14000 100 L. and Northern (L; 0,000, 10 London& Seel& Abiene 4000 160 Lou. & 8. Wasters (Lim. 00,00 100 lan. & Westminster 10,000 100 Merchant Bank( 10,000 60 Nereentile i BzotraiL. 00,090 60 Da. New 10.000 100 Nitro. & Prey. Beak (L 4000 100 Midlnad bank (La) 10,000 100 National of firemen'. 20,000 20 N.Pre.of Wand. New 20,000 BO Do. dn. do. 16.000 20 New !Meth Welts AMP 10 New Leland (lAmtlsd) 90,000 10 North Western 90,400 16 Oriental Beak °armee *KO 60 ?myna ItankiniCorp.(L 96,001 leo ?Torino. of (island 1t,500 20 'dads, Penj.,&Delhi (L 10,000 26 :toutti astara(a 10,000 06 South Isallern 11Ms.) MAIO 101 Stand. of a B. Alden 4460 100 Do. do. 14000 16 Union of Australla,New 10,000 10d Linke of Ireland. ILI ) ACM 0 17hI6ia at landau JOINT Broca. BANK& BAXIAL ea u. prams. I mw 1414 wr 43 46 17 It pra I lipra 1 4 %WA C 49 Al 33 34An par Ipai tei 374 lb& lee Sala par 4 9411 SS IS • 3 614 7 3 pea 2 1•14 pi g 44 se *8 11 17 pa. 66 dO 37 SO pot 115 19 1 1 60 42 • 6 pea, 6 1 &le& SS lsdls 1 • pal iths ao ti 11 0 1 .214: 6 pm: • bNi 12 :4 pal 11 li ol• 21 26615, • lOW • 1 Uhl 10 21POO 1 21m 1 illai • 6 pal le 12 psl 2 Opm 4 24 13 2 ,4 4 M 72 H Oldis 416 22 • di' 22 24 tar 1 psi 66 VG 61 4:1140 i t Pm im par pm mils par 211 14 Si 44 3 .1 31 13 3 zd 16 161 zd VI ♦k u - 110 14 14 10 thf loti 21 2 24 2 12 16 1 i gi 1141 3 4 o 1 954 41 1 !•e • .... 211 ... 421 SI 44 liripo s a pm, IS ST -- 2 n ii - legs' if al 1 - 1 - - I pwl 1 /o. 1 II pm II U il - iedial 111 S I 14 10. prior. P 62 SW kat . e 2 1 2 11 116 27 se 6 idlsr I t Ms 3 2 Si 21 ills kin 6 6 1 Old It I l ar It Pal I ie 1 04. dis Id 41 6 sd 1 t I pm li le FOREIGN RAILWAYS. Bahia sod San ir;;;;;;(1;;;S;d), goons toroi 7por met, Moat sad Liege. gusruntood 6 par salt. Wet., 19g. Pori' bud Orlooss, 12i i cl. South Auatrias sad Lombardo-Vosoliti, 29J. MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLoac There is still very little businese doing is the mining market, and prices generally are quoted the same as yesterday. East Grenville shares are dull, at 74 to East Lovell are officially marked 71, and New t3siton ' 60. Foreign and colonial mining shares remaia inactive. Port Phillip show a drooping tendency. The Cobre Mining Company have received the report for August, which is very satisfactory. Nearly 500 tons had been raised from the new dis coveries, and the old workings are very promising, the produce being upwards of 1,400 mining tons, dry weight, and on the surface 1,364 for shipment, and for smelting 721 tons. The directors of the New Devon Consols Copper Mining Company (Limited) have issued a circular, giving an outline of the operations at the mines. It concludes as follows : _ _ The direction do not anticipate that much ore will be raised at • lees depth the* SO fathoms from surfs's, width oeoemarily most take • lo•g time to sink ; but of arum there exists the probability of cocain upon a tonne el ens before reaching that depth, whence retorts might War diately be made. Still, it should be borne in oiled that it is only by &seedily penevering in carrying out the ohm Mid down by Captain Richards, that permanent result, ere to ho expected, arid it affords the direetors much roo6desies th look* forward to a soistomfol result being attained, es the company's sett is situate in the same 'lmpel of ground as the Great Devoe Camila, and there being every reuse to expect that the company will Sod a good sail preablike miss. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS• IMPERIAL AVERAGE& M lWhasiflay lista I Rya Mune. Per '4 Aug. 27 NO. 3 3 2 10 475 4.134. 1d 314 94.344 7414 1. 104 17 42s 0,11114 204 114194 ed Is Id LL 24 4os 114.114 914 114 11. 7d•.0. 7d AU 14 Oct I 39. 8.1904 II 74 114 44 42* 44 •Ws 34 etz weeks' Aggie NU Avenge ...1. 7.1 31. Id Is Id 344 24 40s lld SOB id Or ',NIL! DOWNS TIM sIIIIIII7iI NA IN7ll.—Wbaa, Carley, ,Msl liya Noma and rota la MANLY SHOWING TIN FLUCTUATIONS TS TM AFIIIMIN TIM LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. (THIS DAY.) (sr worm) ass arrassArvovar. rstaaaars.) (nos oul cows 00111118PUNDLVT.) Then ire more eased's! toss ia the sostaa market and some qualities of cotton ere rather dosser. *tsl probably foot apaboat 6,000 bales. vices. Aug. rr. Sept. 3.100010. 17. Sep& 114. OW L - ,--.- 40 6- , .. .. -• .. .. 43 4 771 . 1" :_ r..-•-• • • -• • • • . 40 42 0 .. 1 .. .. 1 .. 11 .. .. • • t...... 30 11 .. .. • • ]AIDING-LANE.---(THIS DAY.) Sects. —At a farther slight 'decline for the bet qualities of British West Isdis rather more business km been trsoeseted than of late, relining qualities at 30a. ne 32a. 6d. No public Mlle have bean held today ; privately a penal of Cabs Nomovado sold at 30s. 6d. Refined d of saki at previous prices. Comm—Them sootiness to is a good demand foe Pima. Utica Ceylon. at an &drab°. of 6d. per cwt. ; triage, NM to 695. 6d. ; fies sad fine floe ordinary, 70s. to 73s 6d. ; Inv middling to middlieg, 755. to 79a.; posharry, 775. to Ma. Cocoa has farther declined 2a per cwt., but at thin reduction the sates are rather extensive. Trindad, grey, 58.. to 60a. • ordinary to naidillisg red, 61.. to tifie. ; good to superior, 69.. fel. to 88.. Rom.—A small parcel of good leeward■ told at ls. PAW t.—Ooly a moderate busiossa is doing, currents ssia at Zia to 25e. ; damaged common to Sue, Zia. to Mkt Raisins, VIIAPOCiS, Ws. to 331. ; off stalk, 335. to 365. ; selected, 375. to els. Sewn —For Moak pepper there is a steady derma at full prises. 3.350 bags of Singapore sold at 4.1. to Sit Other spices hairs brought full prices ; • few asses of alb. mop, small, at Ia ld. to la. 10d. ; sne bold. Ss.lOd. ;emit lignea, broke., 82.. to 86c ; and ginger, Jamaica, oedleary to good. 3/.12.. to 6/. 10.. . . - 15;;;;;;;fiere 1; eTietter deemed at previous prima . bet the mks en limited to a few bnedred balm. dart-11,1•7;bas been — a; ;;ti;edrenLAL About 17,00 S bales hare recently been sold at firmer pries,. In soaps omen at 20s. per too advance. and cuttings at 10s. micelles ; ordi nary annum to low middling, 111. 15s. to 171. ; mid dling to ins, 201. to 271. 10 x. ; cuttings, 71. to 71. 5.. TALLOW MARKET.-(THIS DAT.) The market Is steady ; prises ari gaoled as fellow Tows : Tows tallos. 42e. • Petersburg Y.O. us tie spot, 46. ; October to Decem ber, 41s. ; Deseraber, 42e. 14. ; Jammu to 11arch, 46 643 e. 3d. ; March, 43.. 9d. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (TEIIB DAY.) . . The number of besets is smaller than for many wash° past, and °bolos qualities are very scares ' • ooesequently trade is active, at Wedgy's quotations. The supply el sheep is also amen, but the demand is by so zooms Imp. Trade is slow, at Monday's prioss. Good saves sr. sob so plentiful uof late, sad pried are \idler. Our forolga supply couista of 630 beasts, 1,670 sheep, and 310 441040. Per stone et 63ba. a 4. a 4. Yee elms el Ma. a 4. a 4. Best Boots, Harolds. 6 2 Diet Dos& af-helellh 0 • • Bast EshortAervis 4 10 6 1t Dot Issiperesis.... I 6 4 /Mooed 4041 IMISII• • 1 4 e Ds 44. 11111811.1 .... • • • Ostess PIP 44 10 De. de. aim .... ••• • 114•40•461111-hreds 6 a larahe B••••• at Issrh44. I.2ta : sheep and lambs. 1,180: Gahm 270; pigs, 240 ; Ranch cows, 106. WZDIIIIIIDAT 111•1311114. Consols, which closed yesterday at 884 to 1 for next Tuesday's settlement, opened this morning at 881 to, and, after touching 881 to 1, closed at 88; to I. The price for money war the same as for the coming settlement. The official business report is aa follows :—Three per Cent. Console, for money, pe T r h c re e e nt pz mar_ „ Ilia). MI, ;ditto, for account, 881, 4. 4, ; RAY MARKET.-4THLI DAT.) Cents. Reduced, 881 ; New Three H rveg:l e ßasbra report Inie fim at *a bi- MI, 4, 4; Exchequer Bills, Marsh, 7s. dis. ; ditto, ; . _; June, 1. ; India Stock , 212, 210 ; ditto Five ; ad - 7 10 r:: 1 30 ... d ''''' cut. " 9 41% .;;;: per Ceat. stock, July, 1870, 1031, 104; ditto A ra ,,, ?h. S i T I SO n 610_600 id zd 118 i got It 14f N I 1,014 1,0001 400. .. 6141 41100 .. 1.0 .. 1.0001 6.000 .. ti.o so tildald 1.4.0 17.0 81.10 i. 2 23 66 ad 36 i 67 4 14 6 T 14 i leiad 2 24 300 n 4 2 $ 8 40 4 44 6 8 44 6 11 14 dla n 174 40 7." 114. 1 411E004 agia at 3 1193 L 10.6 1.8.0 7.1.4 10 6.7 1111 30.17.0 T 6 !6 ad ad