The Express. — London, England, 1864-10-05 00:00:00

not be taken, as the primmer had kept out of the wic of the police. sergeant Appleton said the prisoner had been keeping oat a the way. and it wan not till yesterday that he ascertained ter whereabouts./ Mr. Abrams end ho was glad to gee the authorities of St. Mono's were +cling with something like firmness, and not „l e d* the smaller houses and allowing the owners of the Lager ones to serape. Mr. Tyrwbitt said he thought the usual bail would do, and committed the prisoner to the next sessions, fixing the lel at MM. for the prisoner, and two sureties in 401. each. SOUTHWARK. SHOCHNO EFFECTS OF IIITZ Jane Dyer,a diaipated looking female of highly re spectable connections, was charged with threatening to murder her husband. The latter stated that he lived in Welliogtometrest, I; , ..ckfriars-rced, with the prisoner, who unfortunately sa much addicted to drink. A few nights ago while he was partaking of his supper in the kitchen she took up two sharp knives, and holding them in front of him, said, •• tire of those iv for your heart, and the other to cut your throat• as lam determined to have your life blood." She then ran out of the room with the knives, and he was nom raed to sit tip all night, as he was afraid she would have timed her threats into execution. The Magistrate asked what state she was in when she tork up the knives? Witness replied that unfortunately she was wider the in :ince of liquor, and he was sorry to add that she had not been sober a day for the last twelve months. The defendant denied that, and contended that she never intended to use the knives. Her husband said that he was obliged to come to his wor ship for protection, as he was sure if she was not put under some restraint she would some day carry her repeated threats into execution. She had not only disgraced herself in her position of life, but endangered his situation, which hie worship was perhaps aware of. . . The Maiistrat;tolethe prisoner that be knew from posi ts° facts that her huebend wash sober respectable man, and :rest confidence was reposed in him in the position he held .s a public servant. She also bad held • position in the same institution, but owing to has drulkenneao s'.e was discharged. It was lamentable to see a female in such • disgraceful position. She bad ruined her self, and was doing all she could to ruin her husband. He should therefore order her to find two sureties to keep the peace for twelve months. In default of bail she wee mat to prison. THE REGISTRATION. -(THIS DAY.) CITY OF LONDON. This morning the revision of the list of voters the City of London was resumed in the Court of , mmoo Plea by Alfred Hanson, Esq.. the banister. The liberals were represented by Mr. Sidney Smith, and Mr. George Lodger, of the Liberal Association ; and Mr. kes (Nokia, Carlisle, and Franci s ), i ns t ruc td by the ty of London Comparative Registration, watched the in t. rest of that party. In the list of the Skinners' Company, the name of Mr. Wm. Honing, who is now on the list as the occupier of pre plies in Aldentrate-street. was objected to by the liberals. The Revising Barrister having taken his seat, the revision of the Livery lista not goes through yesterday was pro ceeded with. iir:Ledier. said that this was one of the eases of residence which so often occurred in the muse of these revisions. Mr. Ilerriag resided at Weybridge, but he w belie7ertoat Lron the death of b.s brother U 2 January last he had be cme entitled to the use of premien in Alderanate-street, wbere there was sleeping accommodatioa but in which he had ... slept. Mr. Nieholiee (for the cooservatives) said that the pre m;..e. were kept exclusively for his owe me. The Revising Barrister said he did not think It necieseary that a man should actually sleep on the premises, provided there was sleeping accommodation especially set apart for hum, and which he could use when ha pleased, to the ex clusion of everyone else. Mr. Ledger raid that Mr. Herring bad acquired the right to the sleeping accommodation on the premises by the death of his brother, but it was admitted that he had never axes , c...ed it. fieltevisieg Barrister—lt seems to me that when a person hu a furnished house in Lealon, sad the means of ,leeping there, even though be should not exercise the pri , 'nee of sleeping in it, that would form a sufficient re..idsoce. Mr. Nicholson said the cans was similar to that of Mr. Howell, of St. P►al's Churchyard, last year, whirs it was 1..1.1 to be good residents. The nails was retained on the list, The revision was proeseding whoa we west to prem. THE REPRESENTATION OP HASTINGS. The nomination of candidates for the representa tion of Hastings. rendered vacant by the elevation of Lord Harry Vane to the peerage, through the death of the Dike of Ciottiland, took place yesterday. There were two can didates in the field—the Hon. George Waldegreve Leslie, who cornea forward in the liberal interest, and Mr. P. T. llobertsoo, who appears in that of the conservatives. Both gentlemen have been actively engaged in canvassing the elec tors since the vacancy occurred, and the contest hes been very close. The recent revision of the electoral lists in Haetinp showed that, as regards numbers. the liberal and conservative voters were pretty equally balanced ; sod the knowledge of this fact induced the rival candidates and their agents to strain every nerve in prosecuting their manna The contest, therefore, has been an unusually exciting one all through, so far as it hes goo.. At the nomination yea terdey the show of hands appeared to be pretty equally divided between the two candidates, but the returning officer declared it to be in favour of Mr. Waldegrave Leslie. A poll was then demanded by Mr. Robertson, which was ar ranged to take place to-day. THE POT.LING.—(THIS DAY.) (ET ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.) HASTINGS, WEDNISDAT, 12 o'CLocc. The 12 o'clock Liberal rigors is u follows : Leslie (Liberal) Robertooa (Conservative) The Coeurrative return is— Leslie 469 Robertioo 460 THE LATE MONTAGUE GORE, ESQ.—This mach respected gentleman, who died a few days .go. was one of the family of the Gores of Barrow.court, and was born in the year, 1811. Be was well known is the literate world, and was a contributor to the newspaper press. Mr. Gore was never married. Ho at is parliament for Devizes in 1833-4, and for Barnstaple is 1841, and was an effective speaker in the House of 001110100 C He took considerable iot rest io the welfare of sailors, mid particularly in those shipwrecked. lie had been for many years pest en active member of the committee of management of the Nitiosal Lifeboat Is stllutioe, and was always found at its annual meetings plead tcg its cause is eloquent terms. He travelled a great deal to promote also the establishment of Sailor's Homes, aid in him the sailor has lost a true and liberal friend. Oo Friday nizlit, two boys at the bearding school of the Rev. R. Roper. Top•bsm Road, Exeter—Charles Itattraay, aged 16. sod Beverly Robinso■—decided to leave the house clandestinely, and go into the city. They ac cordingly get to a eioilow which opened on to the slant iog roof of a verandah. Out of this window they got, Robinson first, and Rattray sent ; but the latter Mime. dately slipped down an to his comp , nion. They both fell to the ground together. They were stunned for a few moments, but got up sod walked acmes the lawn, when Battray said be bad hurt hi. head sod could not proceed. He therefore rested • few minutes ; hut he became moose, and died on the following d■y. In the fell he had frac tured his skull. H. was son of Major Rattray, of the Ist Devon Militia.—Manchester auardials. OORNELICB ("DOWD ON THZ ALPINZ CLEM nen is oar society whose members are coestantly thrust tug themselves before public atteatin, inviting observation as to their doings, and asking interest for their exploits, which has ever appeared to ine the most absurd, the most uniotereetieg, and the most barren of all useful rasulte, of all Inman assnetatinoe. I mean the " Alpine Olub." Why men should form themselves into a club to climb roonnt•Mo, has uo morel:mom sense in it than that they should unite to have their hair cut or their teeth extracted in common. A Whist Club, a Driving Club, a Cricket Club. has its sig nificance. You west otieperatioe, and you unite to mecum that amount of compardouship which your pursuit require,: but what division of wit—what reciprocity of skill—is there is tramping over • glacier ? What you used is a guide and a pair of strong shone. Bat why associate yourself with others for this ? Youcennot affect Wry that a wiggle fact le science—a single useful or even curious observation—bas ever resulted from your union. You have gone up to the Grands-Mulete or the Col du Gaud. sad you have come dose again —two events interesting doubtless to yourself, but of no more moment to the world to which you publish them than the name sad birthplase of the peasant who mule you. alpenetock. Now Ido mot shiest to this mode of passe:: your time, only provided that you are not vain glonous enough to writs letters about it is the newspapers. Re played to bear in mind that if every me was to record some rernarkahle incident in life, simply became it possessed a great interest far himself, we should have our newspapers filled with detail' more personal than pleasing. Doe gentle 'Lan would have to record his having drunk twenty-one tumblers of whiskv-puneh at s sittitig ; another hie baying eaten six moods of heat steak at a meal —feats just as can -6 and fully as perilous as the ascent of Mont Blom Cam)) your mountain. is God's name ; go up eight or tea th•msaml feet &bow.• the see, and take your fill of frostbites aced ophtba/mia sod embarrassed reepiratioa, and some down atom when you've hod enough of them ; all I ask is, dos% emit me to read about you—don't swagger down into Chao ni.uai with the little band in frost of you, es if you were • hero, and bad done something beyond blistering your feet scd inflaming your eyelids. Fur all that is useful 30 human nature. you are not a whit better them a dancing dervish. like you, puts himself out of the pale of society and 1 1 . indoor emip for a period , and I never knew any one that 4 'd be enropeny the better for it. Blackirood's Magazine )ztober. THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 5, 1864. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE (I ■um= :swum.) BEDFORD biEETING.—(THIB DAY.) ENTRY FOR STRATTON-PARK STAKES. Ono roils 4 Inflow 42 yards. Zeloo, Nino, Gold,leek% aad Triumpher. AU are hers. ENTRY FOR QUEEN'S PLATE. Throe made. Oldminator, Fort Lauesehiro, Dolma Oanue, Zeloo, Lady Hylda, Mirage, and Sheridan. AU an here. ENTRY FOR TWO-YEAR-OLD SELLING STAKES. About half a Wks. _ _ . _ _ &inlet, Sisyphus, 134p;S,19hiskey, Vests, Ethel, Bossy Iby Yellow leek, and lwacsabire Witch. All are here. ENTRY FOR HUNTERS' STAKM. One mile. Vielos, Zola; sad Mingo. All sr* hors. SCURRY HANDICAP. About ball a mile. Zora, Garotter, Don't Corns Late, Colleen, Light, Bonnie Melt, sad Oncordia are bore. GREAT WESTERN OP CANARA.(TRIS DAY.) This day the half-yearly meeting of shareholders was held at the London Tavern ; Mr. Alderman and Sheriff DMUS is the chair. It appeared from the report, which was taken as read, that the gross receipts for the half year on the revenue sc. count were 314,9391., which, after deducting the expendi ture, left %balance of 10,9611., which was insufficient to per mit the declaration of a dividend. The CHAIRMAN, in moving the adoption of the report, said that the directors had done all that in them lay to procure a dividend for the shareholders; and that they were disappointed in that rveult arose out of circum stances which were entirely beyond the control of the di rectors. They had increased traffic at a reduced cost, but they had to pay 66.0001. in the year for renewals ; 101,000/. interest on bonds and the large sum of 144,0001. by conver sion of American funds, which same were equal to 5 per cent. With this money, they would have been enabled to pay a 5 per cent. dividend in January, 1863 ; more than S per cent. in July, 1863 ; per cent. in January, 1864 ; and 5 per cent. at the present meeting. It would be seen that they had a very large balance of American foods in America, and he should like to hear from the shareholders an expression of opinion as to this balance. It was often disco:reed whether it would not be better to refuse American through traffic altogether rather than submit to the loss which they suffered by the exchange. It might be necessary to come to such a determination if the rate of exehaage rose to such an amount as would make the through baffle absolutely unprofitable. But the through traffic was their mainstay. Without that traffic they would have but 44,0001. of receipts to meet fixed charges of 80,0001., which would leave a deficiency of 36,0001. It was very important for them therefore to keep themselves on good terms with their American allies. He was of opinion the shareholders would derive much advantage by laying an intermediate or third rail between the Canadian railway page of 5 feet 6 Melba so as to provide a more expeditions and anatomical transport for the American traffic, which was carried on a gums of 4 feet 83 inches. Those American companies with whom they were connected, offered to bear three fifths of the entire expenditure for eight years of laying down this additional raiL All they expected in return was the advantage which a line of unbroken gauge would give them. He thought this matter would be best left in the heads of the directors. The cat would be about 140.0004 After . some further remarks, the chairman moved the adoptiia of the report. Mr. Horn seconded the motion. Mr. GODFREY, after asking some questions, thought that the true policy of the Great Western of Canada was to make friends on terms equitable to both parties with the Grand Trunk Railway Company, instead of entering into an alliance with the Yankees at both ends of their line. He moved ea an amendment to the motion that no more money be carried to capital account till every sh►reholder received a dividend of 5 per cent. Mr. MILES strongly criticised the policy of the directors. Mr. Erin moved the omission from the report of the 11th paragraph, which related to the laying down of a third rail. Thee were already too much crushed in by the New York Central oe the one side sad the Michigan Central on the other, and be did not with to be still:farther crushed by them. He believed that the selling value of their line would be injured thereby. It should be borne in mid that the Great Atlantic and Pacific line was a six foot gauge, and that they were looking after the Great Western of Canada. Mr. Gouvuzv would withdraw his motion is favour of that of Mr. Evans. [The promiadinp had not terminated when we went to prom] CHARTERED BADE' OP INDIA.-(THIS DAI.) An extraordinary general meeting of the share holders its this eompaay wan hold at the London Tavern this afteroooo, Ur. T. A. MITCHEL!, M.P., in the chair. The SECRZTAHT having romr the . motion convening the meeting. . . . . 1;017:11.IBMAll dated that, notwitestanding the great in. cream in the number of banks in ladle and the high rate of looney in this country, the affairs of the bank had been very prosperous. Lad year they had carriedover a balance of un divided profit amounting to 13,051/., and the profits during the half year had been 6.1,022 f., equal to • dividend of per cent. The duectors, however, proposed to divide 15 per cast.—(chears)—and to carry over • balance of 26,5411., ban anxious to keep up future dividends. He was happy to may that the recent failures had only affected them in the smallest degree. It was probable that they would have to increase the capital to 1,00,000/. ; but in the present state of the money market they preferred waiting a little before they adopted that step. (Hear, hear.) He concluded by proposing a dividend at the rate of 15 pee cent. Mr. I'. BELL seconded the motioo.which was carried unani mously, and a cordial vote of thanks to the chairman and directors coecluded the proceedings. PROVINCIAL SHARE MARKETS. LITERTMit, Ocr. 4.—Great Eastern. 444—Lancashire and York shire, 1161 I—London and North Western, 1111 I i f I—Man chester, Sheffield. and Lincolnshire, 65 1111 I—Metropolitan, 1001 7—Midland, 12d4 1 1 y 30 I—North Eastern, Berwick capital stock, 107—South F.astern. 02# I—Manchester £lO Red em. able Sir per Cent. par—Buffalo and Lake Huron, 6-4 16.166 Great Luxembourg shares, 9 13.16 4—Confederate Loan, 86 4), Alliance Bank, London and Liverpool ;Limited, 19 18 p —Eastern Exchange Bank iLintited:. 1-16 i Is—General Credit and Finance Company 'Limited), 21 ;a—Liverpool Finance (Limited) 1 d.—Mercantile and Exchange Rank :Limited'. 1 1 1 p. —Ditto, new shares, 11 p.—Nnrlb Western Bank ,Limited). 31 i p —Albion Marine Limited , 1.16 d.—British and Foreign Marine iLimiteti, tf p , Limited Marine 'Llmited),l 5-16 p.— Maritime Insurance ,Limited, 1.16 d.—Queen Insurance. 11 3.16 p.— National Steam Navigation Company, 61 4 18}d• — West India and Pacific Steam, 11 p. Slaw - Hamm, OCT. 4.—There was a good business done, and prices were strong. C. Carmen and Co.. 6 p.—Great Eastern, 4111 s—Oreat Luxembourg, 9 }—Great Northern A, 1371 —Great Western. eel I—General Credit, 14 Bay, 15 11 18 Lancashire and Yorkshire. 1141 # 15—London and North Western, 1114 14000004100 12--Maseheater County Bank, 41 p —Manchester, Sheftleid, and Uncoloshire, aim al—Ditto. New Five per Cent., 1 d. Ditt N ew Five per Cent. ;all paid), W.—Metropolitan. 10711 8 1101 1 30—North Staffordshire, 751-south Eastern, 814 4y 1 -Throes and Mcrae,' Marine Ininnmee, 41 p.— Alliance Ralik. 174 15 1 p.—East Lancashire Six per Cent . 132 Confederate Loan. 454 1 5 43—John Brown and Co.. 16 p.—lnter national. 11 p.—Fire Assurance. 16 p.—Blackburn Purchase, 99. BIRXrSGHaIt, 4.—The transactions muted today were— Birmingham tonal. 861 ; Birmingham Bank ,new shares. 321 ; ' Birmingham Joint-Stock Bank, 33. Britannia Mills Guaranteed, ' 1 die Patent Shaft and A tletree. 34 prem. Crest Western Bir , miugham Oureatitreil, eased 72 to 721; Midland, lit Five per Cent. 34 4.33 prem. Midland Wagon, 944 to 1131; Birrolo.thain Financial, 1) to 11 Dm.: Banta Metal,! to II Patent Nut and Bolt, 11 to Ii ; British and Foreign Railway Plant 1. prem. 'hikers' : rirsalogharn Gas, 139 fsellers!: ditto New Ordinary', 162, Isl pm. (sellers . Market MU, with a fair amount of business doing. slOstia, OcT. 3.—Three per Cent. Consols, 871—New Three per Cent. Stock, sal I —DIR. for mount 11th Oct.', Bao Ditto for new account, 10th Nos.'. 641 t—Nati..nal Bank f 341. pant. 73—Ditto. new ;issued at 25 peens , 1101 paid . 54 National of Liverpool (limited% 11{—Rohl Bank 101. paid'. 251- Uolon Bank LiniftetT, Vt. paid• 101—Dublin awl Drogheda 100/ pant'. 70—Great Southern and Western, pilil„ fOl —Midland Great Western Halves, for account, ,all paid • 171 4—Great Southern and Western, 4 per cent. pre. .1001. pan] .921. FIRE. IN TnrrnNMAM- COrRT-RO►D.—(TIIB Day.) —Ablot a quarter put 3 o'clock in the morning, as a cab driver was panne( aloe( Tottenham court-road, be die. covered that the premises beloogiog to Mr. Gould. a hatter, No. 44, were on fire. He at once raised an alarm. The shop and mirlour were burped out, and the stock in trade destroyed. The whole of the inmate. effected a safe retreat. Miss BATEMRX AB " LEAn."—The fame of Miss Bateman has preceded her upon her provincial tow. In Liverpool. when she made her first sppearsoce tiara she played in Landon. her memo is complete in personating the Jewish maiden, and with the *mistime of Messrs. Jordan and Swiuburrie, the play is very efficiently cask Mies Bateman 's brief semseineet at the Theatre Royal, Birmingham, commences nest Monday evening. PRDIVITATION TO MIMI CLIIRM A X.—The Scotia, on limiest passage, came charged, among other valuables, with a spendid album of oil and water colour sketches, by American artists, presented to Mies Charlotte Cashman, by the ladies of Philadelphia, as a token of respect sad ad miration for her talent, but eapecially as their recognition ef the great service rendered by her to the cans of the Gaited States moitary commission. This lady has been so ireintiag for some yeas at Bowdon. This very graceful tribal* has been valued, we understand, by art critics in America. at 3001. The commodore of the Scotia was the asabaseedor of the ladies of Philadelphia, and the bearer of this elegant compliment to Miss Cushman. ---., THE LATE DIMPIMATI ATTEMPT AT MURDER AT Javarrow.—The boy Siylir, wbo was so savagely attsekad sod wooded with a pitchfork by another stable 'wiper, Wsptaff, is, contrary to immolation, pregratalag favour ably. SHARE LI:SUL-(THIS DAL) Two o'Ouion. The railway market opened this morning with • favourable appearance, and • fresh advance oc curred in prices. A reaction has since taken place on realisations, but the present quota tions are fully equal to those of yesterday afternoon, the exceptions being Midland and South East ern stocks, which have declined respectively and 1 per cent. Caledonian has risen and Metropolitan per Cent. London and North Western s is now quoted 1111 to 112 ; Great Western, 681 to 69 ; Midland, 1291 to 1301 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1144 to 115 ; Cale donian, 1231 to 124, ex div.; South Eastern, 82 to ; Great Eastern, 441 to 451 ; Great Northern, 127 f to 1281 ; London and South Western, 93 to 95 ; and Metropolitan, 109 to 1. Foreign and colonial railway shares are quiet. OILDLNAIX MAIM AND STOCKS. att I Pa d RAILWAY.. .1 Clll 7 4 ". • I Wea k. I rail& itsi I zd id zd 107 i ONANIAL OOVIIUMINT I tOolallp.oL, leo lie 1871 Coo. Goo ep.a.,118788. los Do.tiparoLloto.tAag. 100 Dollportgalara 101 D 0.6 par eLJan.da 100 D 0.6 pot ot. Iwo 100 1 0 1: 60 alikrlp.oligrs!loo 0. 18014,100 Do. do. 1110.1 100' Do. do. 1801'100 Cor bo o,Nov. 1881, pet. 100 1878. 60.. 100 lbw Mos eK d,18731100 Do. 1878 100 Do. 1881100 Natal flood pw wat...1100 Now Bruno Om 0 p.ot. 'lOO N.lLWatioov. 6 p.a.1836 100 Do. Op. e. 1871 to 1876 100 Do. I D. e. 1818 to 18021100 Now Laud s par ant. 100 Nora Spoilt Op. 0., 1876,100 IQuewasland Gov. 0 p. et 100, llLAutt.Gov.llp. Dowd, 1001 Vlo.throepeloa 100. Do. do. I p.o.Aptlooc..loo, DEBENTURE pet.. _ _ Lon, Bligb.4i.e.JaaDJljlloo LaN.W.tp.e..lan.&lol7lloo Do. Si p.e..hi0.e,141,1100 L0:13.11/.,1p.e.Jaa.etJaly 100 Itkliand.t p.e.10n.d.7101100 N. Brltleh. P.& D. D., jap t .aj A 100 .ttoctway..lllo•oo BRITSH MINES. 90 98 90 98 SO a 79 U 73 81 104 106 104 106 zd 105 107 id 107 109 103 106 109 111 101 104 103 106 104 106 103 106 911 96 97 99 96 91 a 96 99 1011 05 98 100 101 loa IN xit; 86 ilit 9090 88 0 86 0 96 96 9098 1170cia. IPd I Cl. pilau.. I dam 0.4p.c./1ar.494i.100 80 91 I.,llp.c.Jaa.&J .100 P 7 O.—W. 31.-01.,4 ~ Jam & July... .100 97 09 rykAp.c.isikt.fly 'l9! N NI IOS 107 SS 97 Cambrian Coo. Gold, L Chlvorten 01Nord Mood Dim 9. Coo. (TavlailL) Dratowo hail Bond pops) loot Condon Cost Caro Nos WA of *0 TAJO I W. Russell (Tevista.) Gresibler t at. lOreet Loney (Welted) ' Great Sonia Tolima G. W. For Meliteps) :Genville lierod's Foot 1 iingston Downs il=ret grey Weal) Valley Iliwyndy Iron Ore Nineties ....... ,New Mat Down !in Itoskosz . Wl. Basest=s) crib Whirl Prosper United ProrWaes (U. Letant) S. Cara ton (St.Cleert S. W. Prances own, linty Part Ina Zlvet West Burt (Mope) W. Caradon (Willard) I West Calve/ton West Seton WI. Bauet (Illogaa) Wb. Buller (11.41drela) Wieal Ledoolt . W. MaryAn ton n horl So W Wh. "'mammy (Usk ) Wheal Unice MONEY NARKET,--(TE18 DAY.) Two o'Cloat. The stock markets showed renewed buoyancy this morning, and a fresh advance occurred, espe cially as regards some of the chief home railway stocks. Realisations having followed, prices of most classes of securities have returned to the closing quotations of yes terday. Foreign bonds now show dulness. The English funds, however, are supported at an advance of I} to I per cent. At Paris to-day, according to Mr. Reuter's tele gram, the Three per Cent. Routes opened at 651 r. 90c., being 50. better than yesterday. Consols are now quoted 883 to 1 both for money and the 11th inst. The official business report is as follows :- -Three per Cent. Con sols, for money, 883, 3 ; ditto for account, 883, I, A ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 861 ; New Three per Cents., 863, 1 ; India Stock, 212, 210 ; ditto Five per Cents., July, 1870, 1033, 101 ; ditto Bonds, Bs., ss. die. Foreign stalks are quiet. After showing firm ness, the market is now dull. Confederate Bonds have declined 1 to 2 per oent., and Mexican and Spanish Certificates 1. Greek Bonds are better. Some of the present quotations are annexed, viz., Greek, 231 to 2 ; Passive, 311 to 32 ; Spanish Certificates, In to 141 ; Mexican, 271 to 2 ; Confederate, 62 to 64 ; Turkish 1858 Bonds, 681 to 694 ; ditto 1862, 70 to ; and the Consolides, 501 to 3. Transactions aro recorded as follows :—Dutch Four per Cents. Certificates, 97, ex div. ; Equado r New Consolidated, 12 ; Egyptian Seven per Cents., 969, ; ditto 1001. Bonds, 98 ; Italian Five per Cents., 1861, for account, 66 ; Mexican Three per Cents., for account, 271, ; ditto 1864, 25 I ; Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1862, for account, 781 ; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1856, &c., 463 ; ditto for account, 47 ; Russian Five per Cents., 1822, 87 ; Sardinian Five per Cents., 81 ; Spanish Passive, for account, 14, 9 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1862, 704, 70 ; ditto, for account, 709, ; ditto, 1001. Bonds, 709 ; Venezuela Six per Cents., 1862, for account, 553, 3. International Financial shares are now quoted I x to I prem. ; General Credit, 2* to prem. ; London Financial, 7* to 1 prem. ; Imperial Mer cantile, 21 to 1 prem. ; Hudson's Bay, 151 to 16 ; Ottoman Societ4 G6ni3raile, 1 to* prem. ; Anglo- Egyptian Bank, par to prem. ; and Imperial Mexican Railway, I dia. to par. Although yesterday was the 4th of the month, the demand at the Bank discount office did not exceed moderate proportions, and the general market was I quiet, with a large supply of money. More will ingness was consequently shown in some quarters to take choice bills at 8 1 and 8/ per cent. The nu merous bills maturing yesterday appear to have been very well met, and no failures have been re ported. The charge for Indian Bank six months' bills is nominally si per cent., but trainer tions took place in some quarters at 8 and 81. It seems to be expected that the supply of these bills will diminish, owing to the subsidence of the de mand for silver for the East, but the relatively lower rate for these 6 months' bills also indicates the growth of a belief that the value of money will soon experience some reduction. Lower rates wou'd doubtless be accepted already were it not for the fear that the heavy losses incurred in cotton, sugar, and other articles of produce will yet make themselves felt. The terms now charged for die counts may be regarded as including au unusually large premium of insurance against these risks, in addition to the ordinary consideration for the use of capital. The influx of gold to the Bank continues ; the amount sent into that establishment yesterday was 75,0001., making a total of 344,0001. since the date of the last return. Only one Australian gold ship—theJ. E. E., with 44,0001.—is known to be now at sea, but tele grams are expected to arrive in a few days an nouncing the despatch of froth remittances to this country. The steamer Barad* took yesterday 110,033/. in specie for the East, of which 6,9011. is bold and the rest silver. The amount for India is 55,9771. ; China, 31,5791. ; Singapore, 16,7501. ; Alexandria, 4,2001. ; and Point de (lane, 1,5271. The foreign exchanges yesterday afternoon were generally firm at previous rates. The list is sub joined : Amoterdaie. 3 swaths, 12.23 to 3 ; ditto, 3 daye„ 11.19 to 3 ; liodeidana, 3 maths, 12.23 to 1; Ant * MS 3 months. 25.773 to 823; Hamburg, ma. kenos, 3 month; 13.93 to 10 ; Paris, 3 days, 25.30 to 40 ; ditto, 3 mouths, 25.75 to 80 ; Freakfart-en-the-Maine, 3 month. 1213 to 3; Bt. Petersburg (per rouble). 3 niontha,293 to 29 , Vienna, if. flo.. 3 mouths, 12.5 to 10 ; Triad*, if. no , 3 mouths, 12.6 to 10 ; Madrid, 3 months, 473 to Oohs, 3 mouths, 473 to 3 ; Leghorn, S months, 25.90 to 93 ; Oenea, 3 maths, 20.90 to 95 ; Wdar: 3 mouths, 26.90 to 95 ; Naples, 3 months, 25.90 to 95 ; Palermo, 3 meths, 25.90 to 95 ; Messina, 3 mostly', 25.90 to 95 ; Lisboa, 90 days, M 3 to ; Oporto, 90 days, 613 to 3. At the meeting of the Laud Mortgage Bauk of India, held yesterday, the directors' report, which has already been published, was adopted. Some ex planations were given by the chairman, Mr. Laiug, with respect to the accouuta and the future prot pecta of the undertakiug. The subjoined memorandum describes the satis factory pregreas of the Madras Railway Company : The *peeing of the Mysore branch of the Madras Railway to Basgalon for public trifc took place, as proposed, Oa the let August, amid much festivity and rejoicing amoug the European and native community. This capital of lly "ore asd chief military station of the math of India is thus brought within 10 hours' journey of Madras. The traveller can breakfast at Marina and dine at Baagalixe, 216 miles off, nearly in the centre of the Peninsula, at en elevation of 3,000 feet above the sea, and in our of the mod agreeable and salubrious of Indian climates. This great height, more over, in attained so gradually by the skilful advantage which has been taken of the natural features of the country, that the gradient of the hoe at no point exceeds 1 io 75, and the:. only for a very short distance. The length of the breach from Jallaet, whore it leaven the south-west line of the Madras Railway, to Bangalore is 84 miles, sod with the ex ception of the nine miles in which it Sadly rises to the My sore table land, the radii:tote throughout am easy asd the works comparatively light. From the geode] cheapness of its constroctos and its prospect' of tweak, the whole of which will pass over the main lice for a greater or lan die tetics, the completion of this branch is as much a matter of congratulation to the shareholders of the eon:pane as to the communities of Madras and Mysore. Of the publics im portance of the new communication in a commercial, poli tical, end military point of view it is nenticanad to speak. A farther extensioa of about 40 miles of the company's north-west line towards Coddepa was expected to take pleas is the coarse of last mouth. This section embraces the heaviest work on the hoe the Balapillay pass, which has hitherto been a great obst ruction to the access of the Cud. daps traffic to the railway. A special meeting of the Panama, New Zealand, and Australian Royal Mail Steam Company is called for the 14th inst. Subjoined are the quotations of insnranoe, ass, dock, and other shares, u given in the Stock Ex change list of lut evening : !mamma—Atlas. 131 ; Commercial Union, 8 ; Eng lish and %Mtn& Marine (Limited), 41 51 ; Guardia*. 491 ; Indemnity Marine, 1341 4 5 ; Loudon end Proviocial Ma rius, 21 1 ; North British sod Merosetile 17 ; Goeso Kerins, 211; Themes sad Kersey Merino (limited), 7 ; Universal Marine (Limited), sil 51. Gaslight end Coke.— Commercial, new, 36 ex dir. ; Equitable, new, 31; Buropese, Dew, T d ; Great Cent's), 171 1 ; Phosois Dim 15 17 ; Surrey Coesiimers. 171 1 ; United Gamiest :391 ex die. • Westminster Chartered, sp. Deeks.—London and St. 'Katherine, 671 84 7 8 ; South mutes, 581 94. Waterwerks.—Berlin 748. Miscelleneose.—Austielma Trost, 271; Maritime Credit, 94 ; St. James's Hotel, 41. With reference to the currant crop, the circular of Messrs. Richard Witherby and Son remarks u , follows - - - - - - - The estim►tes of the crop have varied eoesiderably, but sow, alter nuking all dednetioss for fruit meted and spoiled daring the raise, it would appear tb►t the entire crop It to ship will be about 60,000 bons, or 7,000 tees leis than the crop 188544 ; a &vocable (attars whom Was it son auction with the low prime cow rang. The City of Washington for New York villain at Queenstown to-morrow and messages will be re ceived at any of the Electric and International Te legraph Company's offices in London up to &se p.m., and in the provinces up to 3 p.m. The Bootie, for New York, will call at Queenstown on Oct. 9, and messages will be received until the same holm. TOINDAT Consols, which closed yesterday at 881 to ter next Tuesday's settlement, opened this morning at the same quotation, and closed at 88} to 1. For money the last price was 84 to The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 881, 4, ; ditto, for account, 881, 1 ; Three per Cents. Reduoed 861, ; New Three per Cents., 861, 1, 1 ; Red Sea Tele graph, 191 ; Bank Stock, for account, 237, ex div. ; India Five per Ceet. stock, 1031, 1 • ditto, Bonds, 205., 125., 10s. di& ; Five-and-a-Half per Cent. "enlaced" rupee paper, 109. The foreign stock market was rather better. Aa improvement varying from ito per cent. took place in Greek Bonds and Coupons, Turkish Consolidis, Mexican, and Spanish Certificates. Spanish Passive Bonds rose f per cent. ' and Peruvian of 1862, 1. Egyptian Bonds were also firm. On the other hand, there was a decline of 2 per cent. in Russian Bonds of 1822, 1 in Russian Three per Cents. and Brazilian Old Five per Cents., li in Confederat 4 in Venezuela Old Bonds and the Loan of 1862, and A in Italian stock. Bank shares were decidedly buoyant. An ad vance—in some cases of important amount—bas taken place in most descriptious. City Bank shares rose about 101., London and County C., London Joint Stock 21., and many other descriptions 10s. to 1/. Alliance ank shares have recovered to 19} to 20 prem.—a rise of more than 31. since yesterday. London and Northern Bank and Standard Bank of Africa shares were exceptionally lower. Hudson's Bay shares improved Be., closing at 164 to 16. Egyptian Trading were 2s. 6d. to fia better, at Ito 1 prem. National Discount, Joint Stock Discount, National Financial, Berlin Water works, City Offices, Eleztric Telegraph, Fore-street Warehouse, Mediterranean Extension Telegraph, New Zealand Trust and Loan, Otago and South , land Investment, Telegraph Construction, and Uni versal Marine Insurance shares, have all improved. Nova Scotia Land and Gold have fallen. Anglo-Egyptian Bank shares were last quoted par to prem. ; Imperial Mexican Railway, dia. to / prem. ; and Ottoman Socidti Giuffrale, 1 ter 11 prem. The demand for the shares of the financial com panies continues, and the recovery in prices has made further progress. Imperial Mercantile improved Is. 6d. ; Credit Mobilier and Credit Fancier, 6a ; and General Credit and International Financial, 2s. 6d. per share. The slowness with which the shares of the latter undertaking respond to the upward movement excites remark. The claming quotations are annexed, viz. :—lnternational, If to li prem. ; General Credit, 24 to a prem. ; London Financial, if to 71 prem. • Imperial Mer cantile Credit (amalgamated), 2} to 2} prem. ; Credit Mobilier, 2to prem. ex div. and new sham ; and Credit Fancier, 21 to 4 prem. ex die and new shares. Natal Government Debentures have improved. United States 5-20 Bonds were quoted 43 to }. MINIIB.-(THI8 DAY.) Two •'CwcK. The mining market to-day is quiet, and pre sents few features of interest. New Martha shams are quoted 1* to 14 ; East Grenville ' 74 to I ; Great Wheal Vor, 29 to 31 ; and East Caradon, 27 to 4. As regards foreign and colonial mining shares, there is no movement whatever, in the absence a business. 84 - re , W 91.& Stour VALI Fl 7 7h - 'a I istoi ! ..a sir.. &W. 17 - 1 &fork and Bandon Cornwall Do. • Ano dly. onill 6 Do. B 1 p. c. LippoiW lo B. I Dublin and &Afoot's= Dquidee,Partlaikalbd.la idlnborgh and Obagow Olaagow and 8. Wein= Oren Maim Ord. M. I Do. _ Do. Great NorlholSoothod GreatNartharn Do"( . 1 • rec. se MT. en- Do.B 1 fly, tspsWß OR South it West. (tool Gnat Wasters Do. Star VaLGulitt De. South . yam, n:, w_~_oiona~ Do. Isuacsahire & Yorkshire Lemke sod Dlackwall l Loa.,llrischtn. & &Coast Loodon.Cbathro, & Dow London & North Weskit_ Loodon&SoothWestern ttsa.,llher.,&LSocolosh Yoryport awl Catlike D. D. Etbare. i 11;40politaa I_ _Do. _Now Do. Nov Do Bina. I Drip NI& Gt. Wm Do. 84aras Kos4 Mid Lout ;Cm LIno) 'North LIDA Do. Idin.,Porth,Dgiod N. lagans—Bstirbelt Do. 9. F. Z. Pure Do. York Do- Carlisle Do. Stock. & Darling Do. do. 786668 Dw (17. rortk London t De. New North Malaria/21n N. & & Western Jane Scottish Central Boat & N.& Aber elk kettle& Midland Shrevrehary & WelebpL Unlea isou Shroartre ., I South Eutarn .8. York& & Rhos Deco Staines. Woktairbolas Tan Vale I Do ,V,I• 0! Meath_ . Waierfor4 is ILllkessy West Comma I W.Harl39l. klub. I IL 10.111811 PU A4ILWATL St I in i ts ts :di II U IS II U St Ili is 111 4 /1 II ye In in lilt net in 1110 89 91 wii ad 40 48 26 40 99 101 111 i 116 44 S 101 i 1021 28 40 111* 112 92 96 061 00 al .... 100 116 a 141 112 95 1 1 i i Ili 66 i 151 109} 10 0 131 29) 11 61 icll 16 16 zd 164 106 e GA IS 93 8 94 1 115 110 86 84 9 10 pro 7 8 pas I le pa lb 77 lot 111 Mt 136 id K 66 14 16 $4 ftii I 9 110 106 Je s}o. 91 99 M 66 lON 11. I Closing prices. 66 .58 Mt 1101 6 06 Par 61 6 se 96 190 98 94 100 101 100 191 19 10 90 911 71 IS 110 U 06 MI II ST U $5 60 SO 29 St VT 19 111) 101 tom. ° Os ipm Ii 100 1t 13dIs1 SD 01 ii Ili .d. I idni Ni 100 k 91 S 4 Si SS 69 0 a 90 83 90 199 914 991 P. , 99i 99h 96 *1 BAN IL No. I Bit. I 698,681' 8t 1084116 It. 510,01)0 BR 518,000 et. MAIO 81. 102423 Bt. 612,1110 BR 160.1118 F BR 121 ,43 BR SILWi. al • Allsaac& Se. Lawrence ! la Illoes.Mr.&C.ln.&6p.c. 10 , Do. B Mara al ,Daffalo & Lake Homo all ! Do. Proforma 100 Dad., Drank& Marla ! I Op. e. Ma. A 186.1.11171 ,100 I Do. do. July 1, 1671 100 I Do. do. Jane 1. lee , 100 (l. a 11.11 asters 6p.c. & . 'lOO Cape T. dk Dockda og. ' all Desoorara,lp.c.per.prof 100 Kam. Bengal wt. 6 do 100 Let Indian go. 6 do I ' Do. J Mansion 100 :IlraM Trunk of Canall Do.k.galp. .B Do. let. Boods..i Do. o. deterred' Do. ind prof. Hoods.) Do. do. dolorrodl Do Brd pref. Mock .. I Do. do. deferred' Do. 6th ;rest. Stock . Do. do. deferr4l! _ Ireal Indian Peninsula. Do. gas. 6 qe eont.l Do. New do It S. of India R• 6 p. et,l Do 4,1 per con . t. — Do IL Western 0 Canada! Do. New.. D0.111p.e..13d0. pay. ICS, D 0.61 do. do. 10774 , Indian Snuck Unilood Do. Now Madras guar. 6 p. omit Do. do. ed d 0... Do. do. 46 do.— Do. 11/t! Extiasioo Men). Corp. 6 per e. ' MO). sad II obootes Day N. Bru n.a °mete. A & N.E.olQuAlp.e-141p.& Wade. ins. 6 par coot.. Do. Deihl do. Do. do. do. I . liiis4 Do. badus RL rot. do. JULNT STOCI BLIIE/1. 20,0001100 Agra& Ifaaterman'sj.)" 61,000 j 601 Do. New ,les NO p.) 21,000 50 :of which 201204, 10,0001 60 , Altos 20,000 IN AllianoelasALlveepool 10,0s0 100 , Dek Now I , 100,000 20 Anglo A 2252150 20,000 20 Angle Hal an (United)! 22,600. 60 Australans _7,600 60 Do. New iuee to Balk°ll __ __ 10,006 IS 6,000 100 26,900 10 10,000 100 10,000 60 6,000 100 10,000 10 60.000 10 10,000 60 10.000 60 Bank of tat , Bank of Bank of Clisso (Limited) Bank of Queensland (L.) Bank of Victoria,Aturteln I Bank of Wales ,lim.) Beak of New Zealand BradlianetPortagusen(L ,Braish et Californian (L British N. America I . 7,200 20 204.00 II 10,000 22 10,400 100 26,000 100 10,000 2.1 ra,ooo 10 5.000 100 110,1610 40 60,000 20 26.000 20 40. 00 60 40,000 110 16.000 .60 C. Ilk. India,Aus., China! Do. New Chart. Vier. of Do. New IsAka' I City Colonial i run. tank of India, de Conseldstad hank tt Cootanantst (L) East Luu.lou (Limited) Eastern Exchange:Lin)) lisigkautift AuaLenarto English and Oweilieh European Bankilxnuted , New - 'ilin - dose.ChluadJap .Im7erial Balk, Ilialted! Nee Irop.BLat Cbloa.ie..(L Imperial Ottoman— . International Rank (L ) !moan Do. New Lad Mort.lik. India O: ton. lik.ofhle Moot ( t Lm Bank of (teetland,L London and Brasilia D.. New, Ms. at pmf Las, BM., 8. Moir . Lon. MBank et Anstrt I London and County Lon. Ilantbi.Con.FM.(l Loudon Joint Stock Loa. and Northern (L loadoe& Moth African Lon. & Western U. Len. & Westminster Merchant Bank , Lira.) ,Iferceattle t Radian& ' .. Do. New & Prow. Mak (L Midland Plank National of Liverpool N.Pre. of Inland, New Do. do 'New Booth Woke Re; Nortb ,!Testern 60,600 26 20,000 60 26,000 ISO 27,600 20 20000 25 ?forln. Bank( nsOoep. (L ?ft:mine. of (Wand Sdnde, hat. Deal (L South Amirallk 10,000 100 4,460 100 10,400 26 10,000 100 OM, 22 Youth Eastern iLha.) Stood. of D. 8. Alrke Do. do. Paton of dastralfs,Now Unica of Inland (Im. ) Vasa et Loadas. DUL"kla I ses LOMAS 16171aried W 0001606. 00 121 10 Groarollllo= I 6,1T5,11 St Laskoriet. 111.111 1 IL thimptes OWN& 10 VOstarls 6,000 i SO Do. Now ' $ IPd I U. Fiord lam. Na I U. 10,000 100 10,000 14000 100 8,000 100 10,000 00 136.000 20 15,000 60 6,046 05 _ 6.00 U 25 , 00,0u0 20 20.000 AO 10,000 100 11,000 100 6,000 ICO 20000 26 6000100 60,000 SI 10,000 60 6000 100 00.000 60 10,000 100 10,000 20 6 , 000 1 0 0 60,050 100 10.000 100 20,000 60 20,000 60 IO,OW 100 6,000 100 10,000 100 25,000 10 00,000 20 26,000 20 10 10,000 20 -- p I 2383 is JP.. 1 4 00 • 4pm S 12 pm 2 3pm 4 2 dim 23 e7s . ie .6i614 1 411 46 6 i disi 12 14 I ra r l pal 93 . Dl_ t I pmt Id 1 rair Idle rar 4 6pm 4t 44. 1 73 r iPM ' 3 • pen 16 61 __ 2 i 41.1 so es - 1 i poi 114 WI 1 3pm 1 Ire 61 . U . .. oo so ii 74 700 ' 4 %Wel 2.11001 612 .. 6,1441 .. 64.,000 0:0;1 .. 1. 4 11,04 6, .. .. 1,0241 .. 6,000 1 1061 :.. 1 106 . 40 9 , , 000 6 1,2:1 .. 06 . 06 1 700; .. RILW62. IG. tbn., O. Wsla. 6 1 7 SO ft 670_690 td I! 812 d le It 7 9 lbezd 2 21 88 de { 4} 8 1f0! OM IS t! ifs. 60 7.86 Si. 13i 61186041 76 !6 sualMOS MI Ira I eh. I Mum 86,000 100,0001 to,coo, mow !!.(I°°l :d r — g c; 7 l cTI tf !Aaatrallan_ 19.0001 10,000 100,000 , 76 000 • I fll,OOO 20.000 1 stool 1!.?"1 10,0001 103,816 100,000 40,0 0 0 0 1 0 0 10,000 100, 100;000! 11,000 1 43.1,41 I ilos Accord Cop. u : I 'Bradl.l..&ll Co.(Uus 10 Cape Copper (Malted I K:apulatillver( 10!Vols Copper Copts .'s po t Wilted) . 1 Pedro, N. Doi lay 1 Deo Illonoteop. (Us.: $ Del Roy (Lholtod) II cellos (Lolled).— • (;,..oral Lapsed&o rigalta (Limited) taigas (thaltod) ,Y !IL Autos Bras.o.ll.(L I IPaoulcillo Clor (Li Pooteik illip boodlSystised I Poet 1 Saida Barb. Gold M.(l. 1 Scottish AttstraL(llm. 110 St Jolts del lay (Usa. IS United liesicao pa 1 Vallsassosaold(Liss. 1 Worthtog I.4ssitod) 11 Isiossaisatorta. (lAss 1 le 4 a 1 I i 4 VISCKLLANZOON. 5,210 25 OOMPAIIIIB. SUM Weal amor woo! 4.0001 Ist11", .M l5 l 16,000. 20.00.1 110.0011 i 60,000, 14,000 , 10,0001 gpYi ; , Az(lo•Mezican Mint ustralian 'A A ustralian Ittrh.ti laornaWateretorks Bombay (Ms (Una British American land) B. & I. Msg. T&. British Indian Ti. (L; Canada Company eisaadianLoantlav)L) !City of =Prop.) (City ()Mem (Um.) iCam. of itricsaller.(L) Commercial ET Non (I na.' 'Comolidated DIA .. 'Continental Un.OastL lOootraotOorporation(L ! 00 0 31 . 1 gb1..rt•Vin.t.1 sonnies__ CL prior. — l4 if. 10 21 epa e 11 1 26 30 5? 55 Ma ss l I pm igoN 1 lialal 2j Ms I 1 die par t idle pa: 1 1 ID 13 I : l . 6 'i' - ?1 10,0001 10,000 , 10701111 St 100,004. 177.,00114. 60 60 St St el io.ooo MAOO I loo.soe: inkrne nzgoo w.OOO !?:'!'") 7b,U00 I t"")? sci,iiii: iii,iiii 116,0001 16,004 Homo I.4houoi ---- 26,110 v 160.001' - 60;041 LIMN 0.100 20,040' 10,000 1 110.0041 11.0001 ! — Do. of Mauritius (L CreditMoNhar iii.Z., - . , a t tiii Proteresse Daap orPrp. Deb DiscountCorporation , L IL Indian Financial (L) IL India Ira ig Atop. &c. EgyptlanCom.& Ird.(L Electric Telegraph rag. and Ann Copper itaglith&Fereig Crod (1 Financial Corporation Financial Discount (L ) ,Itoreet WATellotlei 0•111vara (Limited) o.Credit& Gen. Steam Navigation flume& I , lonlal As. (L , Modena'. Hay ImpAt lier.Cd RABB. (LI ,Indian Carrying (Lim., Internat. Fin an. ttoc. ILI • internat. land Credit( LI ; Italian 'rein. (Can. Ca,. 8 p. c. Eds. r. 1870 .Tointetoek Deleoane(L; (Land sectulties !Load. Africa Trading Lmad.andealedno. t1.(1 Land. District Tele& (L.) Lund. Flnan. Aso. (L I Do. New Load. 0. Omnibus C. (L) !Lund.. Italian, &c.St m. Diaconnt(L. • Lonet.Provinclaalarine ' Madisa help. & Canal Do. Marine Invest= Nit'L Mauritius Land ,&c. (L ) Medi. Edon. TaL Imn Worts 'Natal Land &Col C. (L, I ; National Dis. Com. IL,' National Financial (L )1 rational deem Nov. (L)I erbedda Coal & 1 ; New N.Zealand TAtl.naniL IN.BrIt. d astralasian(L) N. grit &Mercies. in.(L NoenScottao.and L: LDo. do. oam Merino lasers Oriental Cammerclal( L lOrlestal Financial IL) Oriental Ola (Waited) I Do. New Orient Inland Sieem(L Otago & Stblaad I owed. Ottoman Financial (L ) lOttoman Oss (Limited Panantak. IL Memel (L ) Do. New. Ireelltiv. Lead & 1115.(L)( ;Peninsular & 0. Steam' I I 111,60• x.OOO 10,0 ; 0 10100. 10.00 u, WOO. 12000. 10,000 12,100 1 03,000 It til 104 111 1« 111 ti ledl *WO: (000, (400 SUMP P,IML 40.000 1 110.000 00.0001 ftOltol iti:iiil ii,iiii 140 NO. 80.080 1 60,0001 I 5 NO 10,00 U 10,000'11,600, $7, 000 , 0600061; io 10 10 04. 4 iool 110.000 17.000, 4 wt. f fps IP 106 rPel I Ode . 6 11 dis 1 . 4 : 2 1 66 St 1616 16} 1 2 Pali 2 1 P 62 114 1 ., le 129m.1. 7 4 4.1.' aes I -":!! l ritil e 71sui' ;11 1 711 s dl• 1 dla ldis pir 4' l 19 le par 1 pr Pa Ca 1 Poi Idis. lolls par 8 8 10 19, I 1 cal d Idia l ipm, Par 16 Psi! 96 16 17 1 11 Idl9 Ipm 1! 17 pm -- - i -z. i k p. , It idds I• dr il 2 • del 19 at 79 21 la 20 pm ti I His 27 ti ! ,eilest 10.000 00 tiiii ii xl,oool. ec 00,000, 60 60,066 20 10,000' 60 16,100' 20 moot.. et. , Do. Now web rods I, R.. Do. n iew lron Rio J. City Improve. (L ) D i tdi.ti° • 1 8 15 2$ 111$ far 95 91 110 125 37.600 60 MOOS 10 1/400 10 maw XO.OOO MOW. IS 1114000 10 18,000 10 10.000 10 10,000' SO woos' 60 :Royal Mallfitosa . Scot. Austra. Incest. SEith, it night, &Colt. A. rinao.,r Korot it( ) A. African & (L' 'Month Australian LIRA Itialunarino Tel.Coastrac=e Thasassa limey ) trust&AgenciolAmL & L Co. of U. Canada Vahan IL Taw. On (LI Calvary. Marino Ins.(l. 'Upper Amara TosulAn Ditto Van Dkonen's Lod 'Warrant Plasnes a alin IWatiladlat Nada 1. . ! _ li 2 11012 i IS . 11l AI 10 - - • PRRTE'RENCI North Staffordshire, 211. Ojai' 41 4ipos 4 1 pail 1 oi..lt.rna ' iIZ, 4 h -I poy 14 17 10 12 I ley! 1 ni - i _ad I - At FOREIGN RAILWAYS. Belgian Eastern Junction, 11. San Paulo (Limited), guaranteed 7 per seat. (all paid), IN. South Austrian and Lombardo-Vanetias tan p), 101. hi I CL pness. 1 Oda id."' IrTi 1 - 2 1 I ii lige A J dia 6 4 lea par II I die 11 13 Si Si idls e ipm I lOadlie 1 Oadlie it r i Pa r ~ ..ii S ad i 1 gas 1 1 1! 2& el 60 t li NC_ ... 101 1014 xd COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. KA RIE ! L iN Z. -(THIS DAY.) The show of English wheat bare to-day was 'Very wide. ' rats; isevartbeises, as osly a limited numbs, of buyers was is attendance, the demand for both red sad white samba was in s sluggish state, at Monday's currency. Thessalia Sion of the wheel was remarkably good. We wen heavily supphsd with mast direriptissa ell foreign whist. Good and fles qualities changed nods slowly, but at fall prices. Low parcels wars very dull, and almost nomisaL _ _ Tbemqutry for floating cargoes of wheat sod Indian ears eras steady, at fall quotatloes. Is other psis gloat, very little yam pain. au ley. the supply of which was extmasim, met s asv ioqairy, at barely last week's prior. There waa very 'Misdoing te malt at liocday'a deans it - TM large imports of oats canted meth imetivity M tie male for that had of produce. In prime, bowitesr, IRO hIP. tber ohmage took Owe : _ . . Boum .id per - sold Wavily en hamar tom. The flour trios inn very inactive. Lofted, rammed, and calms moeed rff slowly OUm Ye decline. loather seeds only s limited badness err tour • meted. OM. i. — I. Oesick. had Soca* potato) Mak 101ta . black Baum _ _ _____ Mangan MI b INI Mak NI lo IS Harrow mom is se • pus. 4:1711.1 ENT PltIC/O. vacua. Par yr. WNW. a. a I goes, cest; - reTt - 38 . 13 f! to fo - 1461 117 to 441 ils. whii•, Ise* se to 45 1r64 Oortoli end aocolo to 40 46 rod, 1866 SI to 110 *Atli! . . %Wog LS to IS Dlttllelq Grinding to M US. Km; Norfolk, sad Wolk 0 66 611 Clogrfoe sad Ware 10 to 66 Items - _ 6O to 64 Pm Qr. Grey lisp:. /1/ Os Malts. Flog& Tows um* pre 21/1 Ile. Hoombold ars , Couloir, feed - 2O to 91: Norfolk sod Suffolk, „ potsio l4 to 26 re slip 9l lo 1111 ratan& Per Qr. water. a & Dent* sad Imp bort ate 10 Rostock s llock/ow. sri Now 0.1126. Dot % ID to 44 33 to 44 Ruoiso, bard soft Anikeon, rod . 39 to 61 Wilts% i saux. beet. Grinding te 24 Distilling Malting OA'S. Dutch. . teed ALILIVAIA Or GRAIN, dte.. CALICLAGE. 72111 WI. OMB. I. Denials amid Swedlali If r U ....... SD 1 Dodd% is te sr I lasi= is ea se PLS. _ _ . = lift= NM. 'roux Mu. RIM* Ydbw ... 111 Ile 1111 111 ki It Mack per 110 m SPasieb. St as as American. ;sr Creactlan, " D 4 gig INTO LONDON. DT WA TO oc r. 4. INCLIDITVi Wheat. 3.14.7. ILA. Oats. o* o . Ilfe• 0000 04 EN 610 1630 310 Ina • • • • forolgis - - T. 6.1 LIVERPOOL COTTON MART (TBIS DAY.) CM smarm MID unrissanocu. rum (rum OUR own oola6erosoirr.l The roma tone of lb. sotto. toarkmt eostiavess .twit. Saes about 5,000 bake, ‘OOO Mika MB km speculation sod ezport. MINCING-LANE.--(THIS DAT.) &was—Then is BO Improvement is tM demand„ Owe being only a moderate 10,111117 for British West liedit, at yesterday's &olio. of 6d. per owt. 300 hoses .1 Ilavontaaii at 30a. 6d. for Nos. 13 to 13i. Beamed wattages ia Wind re rO ak FFICI. —Then, is • firm market for all dosirsbia Atli ties of colonial at full prime. Flautatim (pylon, Wage. QT. to iQs. ; too ordinary, 731. to 73c 6d. ; low mididag and middlieg, 7ro. to 714.; peahen., 73e. te TEA. —The public sales are praised* otandily, sed me fall prime for most descraptsoss ; commn tamillisb sent w t too sold at 111.1. to Is. ; aid onageas. at la lOe. ]toff. -3p paaehooas of Denman sold at la 9d., and 39 gumboot.. of good .ismaios, at 3.. ld. fiatrmau —No galas reported. For I,OJO haes of white Beapl Ile. 3d. has hem paid, sod 8,000 Up of Laroag Arraeae, at 64. Carron. —There ore harms of good fair Bengal at HO. hat there an no Nam thereat. TALLOW MARICAT.—(THIE DAT.) The market is mdet et the following prime :—llima tallow, 42e. *et ; Petemberg Y.O. es Me um* 4b. ; Dabber to December, 41.. 6d. ; Deoseeber, 42a. 6d. ; Jemem ► Mar* 4.3 e. 3d.; Mr* 43e. &I. to 44e. BOROIIIIH HOP MARKET.—(THIS Dia s Messrs. Pattoaden sad smith report a tolerably demand fee all good saroplas at late prior. 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