The Express. — London, England, 1864-09-23 00:00:00

THE POLICE COURTS. (Tills DAY.) CLERKENWELL. DESERTING A WINE. _ , • , brae, a carman, haying no fixed residence. was - efore Mr. lrEyneourt with deserting his wife and ' whereby they had become chargeable to the pariah . . _ n the eridenoe it appeared that on the sth of last the prisoner deserted his wife and child, having r.iv broken up all the furniture, and, aa he had not thiug for the support of hie wife or child, they had . , t Parents Workhouse for relief. A warrant was • 1 for the appeeheosion of the • and Ca; • rho parish officers went to the Bedford Music Hall, rre found him in company with some young men and Ile was told that there was a warrant for his ap .. • aud that he would have to go to the police which be became very violent, struck and kicked - the officer, about the body. and grazed the akin o f hi e . it was with great di ffi culty that he could he got to • too, and on the way there he kicked and struck three • o ther persons. - :.*!:, ocourt asked the wife if she knew the reason' . •kr prisoner deserted her! ife replied that she met him out with a iv • and when she told her that he was a • man serr exasperated and ordered her home. She went • ~ad in about an hour he followed her, broke the things, • • kit her. He had behaved very unkindly towards , • , in the frequent habit of getting drunk, and was wit till 3 and 4 o'clock in the morning. She , ;.1 the prisoner that if he could not keep better bouts, her more kindly he had better make her an allow • , leave her. prisoner said that he bail knit his work through his , using him, and he had goats into the country to ~„ for work, but could not get any. He would allow his 7 :noter if he had got any. sit. Clarke, the relieving overseer of St. Pancras, said the wde bore a very good character. She was an industrious woman. li'rrt.court said thin was a gross can, and sentenced Tisotter to two months' bard labour in the House of r • :tlOl3 as a rogue and a vagabond. , prtsouer said he did not care at all about that lot. - - A DANGEROUS RIDE. of King-street, Holborn, • surgeoo, ,5 charged with being drunk sod incapable, unable to we of his hone and thaw. . constable, 2'24 S. said that last night he was on • in the Crowodale-read, SL Noma, about 11 when he saw the defendant who was the worse for . :r, !ring in the road ; there wee his hone and chaise Lt..,t. sod the defendant wee quite unable to attend to them. P.r defendant said he had been drinking, and haring got , • I the chaise, slipped as he was getting in spin. Mr le Eyncoul l ordered the defendant to pay a fine of 5a., b was at once done. WESTIEWSTER. LEVER MODE or DMETING • 10111311. ; 1 • Robert Me•htttg. • youth between 13 and 14 a age, wu plead at the her charged with steeling 'Heath, of 25, St. George's-place, Knightsbridge, ..:irr i sad that he had reoently lost • great quantity cigars which he had purchased for his own private -cent. He had the cigars in June last, and in order they might get nice and tb7, and improve in ,r i he placed them in • cupboard, to which t Cal and other persons in his employment had owe ,ca access. The cigars were in boxes, some containing t w hundred each, others a few less, according to their . • .!bout ten days since he thought he would try obis of ci;ara, and went to the cupboard to get it, when, to his ..7 r ,he found one box empty, two others with only left in, and a fourth box with but a few. As prose .• r had many persons about him, he did not know who rnspect, and the better to ascertain who was the real col be resorted to the following expedient. He wrote his e on small pieces of paper, which he twisted up very :t.tk and having made a hole in the cap at the end of the .;:r;introduced the piece of paper, and covered it with -• tobacco leaf. He also so peculiarly marked the cop .rd door that he could tell whether anyone went to ::. and he watched it day by day, but without 'ect for some time. The prisoner was errand Fin prosecutor's service. and it was hie duty to go into rte place on Fridays to clean it. He did so last Friday and •t.::e in the room went to the cupboard and took some -ars, bat not any of those marked. This morning he west there again to clean and prosecutor Now him take a handful! rf c gars, seined him, and found some upon him. Le magistrate opened one of the cigars and found the riane curiously concealed. Prisoner gala Uothiog in reply to the charge. He was anded till Tuesday. RAILWAY ACeIDENTS.—A very melancholy acci 1-nt, arising from drunkenness, occurred within half • mile Downham on Saturday night last. Two men employed r, the line between March and Ely, and who belonged to .anham, proceeded by rail to Black Bank station (the t,arest to Downham) after they had finished their week's • and on their arrival there they went to • public use close to the railway station, called the Railway :,sera. where they appear to have remained drinking till prescribed hour for closing the house, by which time ::es were both far advanced in intoxication ; and it kerns that after leaving the house, instead of going ce they lay both down to sleep by the side the rail. One of them. named Read, gee= to '!—re moved during the night, and by so doing got upon :Le metals. The mail train to Ely which passed shortly . .".,rwards evideetly ran over him, killing him on thespot, ' - on his companion waking up, which he did about 4 k on Sunday morning, he discovered some remains, • .b, from their mangled state, he at first took to be .e of some animal which he imagined had strayed upon ' t:• !ine, tut which, on a closer inspectioe, he found from ow of the clothing to be those of his companion .1. Read was • single man, but, strange to say, be .!. after his arrival at Black Bank station on Saturday oio^, sent the cash to the Rector at Downh am f or publishing of the banns on the following day.—On last an accident happened at Warrington which r...tt have resulted in • great sacrifice of life; and, it appears astonishing that such was not tbe case. -,,r to Warrington the Great Northern and Midland Rail ., Companies cross a road on the level, and on the day tnn.el a cat drawn by one horse, and driven by • man in :.- employ of Mr. Allatt, of Glinton, was crossing this road +L.-a a passenger train on the Great Northern line came up, I I,fore the horse could get across struck it, and the cart, ..:;c; the animal and breaking the cart to pieces ; but, •thge to say, although the train was going at • rapid rate ,•• riot thrown off the line, and none of the_passengers • .red beyond being slightly bruised. The engine • however, very much damaged, and it is calculated that el v•I to the company will be about 4201.—Stamford Mer. A ilOr KILLED BY TWO SCHOOLFELLOWS. —At the of Kilmarrenan there is a parish school taught by • t rani. One day last week • little boy named Diver, .•• e:eveu years of age, complained on two of his school. r ,trt, named Diver sad Gregg for attempting to beat him. teacher punished the lads for the offence, but, unfortn : the matter did not end there. When going home school on the same day the two boys, true to their c , mmenced beating the lad Diver, knocking him ea • and kicking him severely. The boy, oa reaching was hard by. complained to his parents of the z - ,tment he had received, and, on examining his payee, t:ry found him blackened all along one side. The poor boy • to bed, lingered a few days in great pain, and died on lAth MO. The two lads who have taken away his life nvre Instantly arrested.—DelAn Exprfat. i ' .`. l- Y..‘OI:DINARY TURN-OCT.—On Wednesday all - employed at the iron works of Messrs. Boleirnow v.,ughau, Middlesbru', turned out in a body on the grossly inhuman conduct of Judas Bushel, • • man :it the works. Au soginernen, named Taylor, • , eadfully injured on the works. His companions were •.• to remove him to the infirmary, when they were by the watchman from leaving the works. He let them take him to the infirmary, and the poor • ‘. tii,l without medical assistance being called. As soon •• hecame known the men, to the number of 2,000, . And held indignation meetings. There is great ..eat in the town, and riots are anticipated if the men's .:•1 to discharge the watchman is not acceded tO.- 1 ,, hpentiot,.._ :u.l/IS.. SERMONS. —A meeting of the •. i . r,sbyt..ry was held on Wednesday last Mr. m moderator. A lengtheeed discussion took • - s-veral of the pleas in answer to the libel filed f.ir. Porteous. presentee of Bellebouston, who, it will • ~ ,‘ , e red, hod been proceeded against os a ch arge of -..-rmons that were sot of his own composition. t ~f the l'reabvtery's findings was to hold the libel -.. 'Lt. Nlr. Galbraith, on behalf of the libellers, ap the Synod. t ." PARK.—The completion of the .. p u. 'haee of this park by the corporation of Binning taking possession of it by the mayor on behalf f.. ii n e . to , l 4 llleo, wee made the occasion of • - h. at which the mayor, Mr. W. Halliday, entertained le three hundred of hie fellow-citizene yes the lei::heon took place in the dining-room at 4. " ~Y " change of ruion•volre. on Thursday night, will not save `. , tieipttin 4 this (his single strategy). the Han. John •• in a speech at Portland, Maine. " brought down with the remark. " If Welellan couldn't take making Washington hie bees, you may safely i 3 never take Washington, making Richmond his -.v• Trri•une. I.•rsey Docen and Harbour Board yesterday • •••pl,ce ices on the Croebrem.de to indicate a at a net of 400/. The necessity for having a n.e.•iiieed distance has recently been much felt .peed of ve.sels has been tested. vernnient criutract for rum was yesterday ••i T.. m e . Ruck, Fenwick, and Rock for 31,000 • Ito Messrs. Thus. Lowndes and Co. for 23,000 from Port Phillip July 4, has passed 'he I.rings 2004 passengers sad 41.736 miaow ‘41.1e 16,'44. starling. , Wham Earley. Mali oats. Floor. qra I qra gra On brla. sacks. (rich ash& and Scotch 1450 1 5W1310 1440 .. 1040 forolgta - - Total 1310 153560 2820 i 1240 LIVERPOOL COTTON k CORN 3i. (THIS DAY.) (sT sz.noraio AND INTIMIIATIONLL 116101 Irma( ous owl( coaar.sromart.) ARKETS. COTTON. —Rather steadier ; salsa about 5,000 balm. COR.V. —A this atteedance at market. Wheat slow sale, sad 2d. per rental lower. Flour offsrtd at Q. decline. Indian own. 6d. lower ; mixed, 27e. bd. Beans, oats, and oatmeal unchanged. WAKEFIELD CORN MAR KET.—(T HIS DAY.) (IT UNITED ampos MIMIC TILMILAPIL) (nom osa OWN cosassrosusarr.) Wheat is moderate dossed, at a redaction of Is. per qr. Barley dull sale, and also la. chewer. Other 'Akre' unchanged. THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 23 1864. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE (n =craw MANCHESTER MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) TRAFFORD HANDICAP. One mile. Twilight, Wynnstar, hefty Girl f, Parrnasioe, Kilkenny, Wild Man, Lyra, Alice Leigh, Duerinck Raid Lynn, and Vannes are hem CHESTERFIELD HANDICAP. Five furlongs. Foxholes. Elm. Blackbird, Lixsard, Vanguard, Wild Poppy, and Sir Markin Bowes are here. MANCHESTER CUP. One mile and a hall. Twilight, Bradford, Dr. Rooks, and Nemo am here. SALFORD PLATE. Five furlongs. Penuarion, Gallus, Worthless, Light, Zieca, Pinch 1, and Lady Sefton are here. MAIDEN PLATE. Otis mile. Redmine, Gamecock, Vanguard, and Defy are hem HENDON MEETING.—(THIS DAY.) VOLUNTEERS' VASE. Two miles. Tartar, Polly Hopkins, and Coronet are here. TRADESMEN'S CUP. One mile. Brightoe. Sally. Chewiest* Mary. Mistletoe, Scotch Grey, Allot's Volunteer, b mMy Fanny, b g Daniel O'Rourke, and Brown Stout are hers. HENDON HANDICAP. Six furlongs. Vision, Nellgherry, Chemisette, Atlas, Corinthian Tom, Anningtoo, Primes; Dominie Sampson, Polly Hos. Rosa, Triumpher. Ned o' the Hills, Wild Dunk, Me, Lost Sheep, Mistletoe, m by Crecebus, and Fanny Seaton are here. WARNER PURSE. One mile and a ball. Polly Hopkins, Coronet, Vision, Cliesnimette, Corinthian Tom, Donkey. Nell G opine, Nabocklish, Never-no-More, Relabel* Lucretia, nod Trarita are here. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MA RIC-LANE. T DiS DAT.) The supply of English wheat, received fresh up to-day, coastwise and by land carriage, wan very moderate. Not withstanding that the show of samples was limited, the demand for all kinds was in a most inactive state, at Monday's decline in the quotations. Thetconclition of the =poly was very fine. We were heavily supplied with foreign wheat, and the inquiry for all descriptions ruled heavy, at barely stationary price*. Floating cargoes of grain commanded little atten. lion. and pnoes were with difficulty The show of both English and foreign barley waa mode rately extensive. Even the finest samples moved off heavily., at the late tall in value, Malt was in good supply, and sluggish request, on former terms. Oats were in wedgelike supply and fair request. In prices, however, no change took pleas. Beans were quite as deer as on Monday. The demand for them, however, was by no means active. There was a fair male for peas, at extreme rates. Inferior dour was rather lower to purchase. Fine gsnlitiea were steady. Linseed and rapeseed sold slowly, and the value of cakes was with difficulty supported. Most other seeds were bald at full quotations. Par Qr. OM. S. a. /ketch, had Scotch potato Mak. Irldie black ....._ 29 49 211 Yampa — 33 to Se Tick 32 to 33 Harrow Pkooti 2l to 44 Ore, _ _ lisple ... WM.. 34 to 17 IS to 60 38 to MI Rom. Town ride, pot ISO lbe Household 3O so 33 30e. Norfolk to gailfah, fee d n 10 to 261 Nor n folk and Iluifolk. 27 „ potato 24 to 27 az dap l7 to 23 1011201. Per Qr. WEILL a a Dratzk and bads& berg 6O to 60 Itoototit et llooknon• Ter qr. 01211. I. L Danish and Swedish 1/ to 22 aud= lB to 20 It SS to 44 laaalam, bard 114 to Dinh& lervuan 33 to so ss to 30 sett 2424;1432, red „ eld —ie . Bear/11. Grinding M to 24 ItlatUllug Halting Oen. Dutch, brew lB to ?I Boiron lia U to U >V to U Brow Cour. _., White 3O W 33 Yellow _ 29 So 31 T 1.061. French, per seek .... 10 to 112 lipardak, „ it to 92 Araerlean, per bri. .. 19 to 26 ICanadian. .. 19 to 16 teed ARRITAIR or mum, eta. CARRLAGR. ►IOSI SEPT. I, INTO LONDON, BY WET= .7 TO SEPT. 22, INCLI7SIVE. U. I Pd. I RAnwars. all Atlantic& SO. Lawrence , 100 Bon. Brkr. it C. In.g.bp.e.l 10 I Do. ■ Shares all Buffalo & Lako Huron, all Do. Preferenco 100 Buff., Brontot Cloderf eh I Bp. e. Ma. Aug. 1872, 100 Do. do. July 1, 1873. 100 Do. do. Jane I, 1a74 , PM Cal. ffesternsp.c. 100 Cape T. & Dock Bp. e. g. all Demerara.? p.uper.pret , 100 Lat. Bengal gu. Ido 100 Lai Indian go. 5 do 5 Do. J Intendon 100 'Brand Trunk of Canada! all Dui/own. M. l i =et all Do. lat 'prat. * all Do. deferred all Do. and pref. Bonds W Do. do. deferredl all Do 3rd prof. Moen all Do. do. deferred! all Do. 40 ;,reL Stock 1 all Do. do. deferred 100 Cheat Indian Peninsula, Do 2 : lc: , ge o r rut. 'lOO !Ot. 8. of India g. 5 p. et.; 100 Do Do 41 per cont. aB 01.Weatern of Canada; 18 , Do. New en ' Bda.pay.lB73 l on Do. do. do. 1e77-8 2 Indian winch, Limited, 1 Do. New 100 Madras guar. 6 p. cent MO Do. do. a do 100 Do. do. do.—; 2 Do. PUM ter doe 100 Neb. Corp. 6 per e. Dd an Melb. and Hobson's Bar all N. Bran. et Cen. de Aet 11 100 N.FLoteemen.e.la6p.B. l 'lOO Wade, gem 6par mat ;100 Do. Delhi do. f Do. do. do. ,100 Do. Tunimse do , 100 Do. lades 8871ot. do HINCING 7 LANE.—(THIS . psy.) . Sc•••.—The home trade demaiid is still very limited, bet for export rather more business is doing at previous prices. The isles include brown Demerara at 33.. to 345. Common Jewry Madras at 275. Porto Rioo lowgrayish to middling yellow. 35a. 6d. to 36e. ; good middling to good, 39e. 6d. to 45i. ; clayed Manilla, 31s. Refined brown lumps are sow to be bad at 4.5 e, and fair titter at 45e. 6i, but only a limited business is doing ; crushed is also lower. CO7FIUL—There is a firm market for all colory descrip tions of colonial as tali prices ; but native Ceylon. have sold rather lower; good ordinary, 655. to 655. 6d. TL.—Tbe public sales are pregressieg, without material change from the opening rates. Rey.-60 puncheons sold, Demerara, at le. 70. F•orr.—Only a limited business is doing at former rates ; sound currants sold at 265. to 295. ; raisins (t - slimy:it), 345. ; selected, Itls to 44e. . . . _, Rion.—The market continues quiet. SALTPETRE. —No sales reported. Isreoo.—The market is quiet, but steady. COCHINEAL.—A few begs hay* been (Imposed of, at last isles prime. Corrox.—'lle market has again become quiet, and in the abeam of Wiesen, prim net be mouldered nominal. TALLOW MA RK ET. —(TH IS DA Y. ) The market is steady. Town tallow is quoted 42e. net nub ; Petersburg Y.C. os the mot, 41.., old ; October to December, 42a. 3d. ; December, 4 3 .. to 43e. 3d. ; January to March, 43e. 9d. ; March, 44e. 3d. to 44e. 6d. HIDE MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) LikDKNYIALL.-Eides : Prioss :-.5616. to 641 b.. 21d. to 3d. ; allbs. to 72166., 3d. to 34d.; 72lbs. to 801bs., 31d. to 31d. ; 8011 e. to 88Ibs.. 34d. to 4d. ; 881bs. to 961b5., 4d. to 41d. ; 961bs. to 104 Th.., 4d. to 40. Horse bide', 9e. bloa. Gd. Calf skies. light, 2s. Gd. to 4s. ; fell, 7s. 6d. BISIIONDISZT. - Sheepskins : polled, ss. to 8.. ; half bred., 44. Id. to 4s. 101. ; Dowse, 3s. 10d. to 4a. 3d. ; lambs, 3s. 6d. to 7s. BOROUGH HOP MARERT.—(THIS DAY.) Yews. Patteadea sad Smith report a very active trade in all deseriptious of the new teowth at the late advance in pion ; fioe templet are already becoming very scarce and no doabt will shortly go much dearer. COIL MARKET.-(THISDAT.) Walls End Hatton. 21s. ; Will. End HLwill, 21 1 1. Walls End Tar, 20a. 6d. ; Walls End Hartlepool. 20n ; Walls End Braddyla Holton, 20s. 3d. ; Walls End South Kenos, 20a. 3d. ; Walls Eod Honed Hall. 201. 3d. ; Walls Eod Cessna, 20s. 3d. ; Walla End Kellen. 20s. 3d. ; Walla End Edna Main, ; Walls End Shineliffs, 18s. 2d.; Ships at market, 57 ; at sea, 140. PROVINCIAL SHARE NARZITS. LIVERpOot, SIFT. 42.-Oreat Banter., 45-Lancashire and Yorkshire. 114 i 14-London and North Western, 1104 1 r 4- Midland, 129 j 9-Great Luxembourg shares, 91---Mexican Three per Cents., ?A-Spanish Passives, 311 -Ditto Certificate*. 14i- Confederate Loan, 731 4 1 I 5 41 1 1 I 1-Liverpool Finance (limited), d.-IdereantUe and Exchange Bank 'Limited, 101 101 1 111 1 p -National Bank of Liverpool ;Limited , . 54 p -North Western Bank ,L/rialtedi, 4 St Marine United . 1 346 do-British and Foreign Marine (Limited., 2 Sl6 p -Liverpool and London and Globe F. and L, 101 p. - Maritime Insurance 'Limited', 3-161 d.-Tharnes and Mersey Marine Limited), 41 p. - Union Marine Limited?. 21 c. I'p.- Liverpool Exchange, 101-National Steam Navigation Company, 81 1 71 7 61 711. Misuses/s, Sm. Si-The transactions reported to-day were in South Staffordshire Railway shares at 101. and in South susfordshire Water Works shares of 7i. Prices remain much as yesterday, with no new feature Birmingham, Wolverhampton, Stour Valley, closed (saws , at PI Wellington and Severn Junc tion, 101, sellers Great Western Mr eingham Guaranteed, sellers. at 73. Great Western, West Midland, Orford First Guaranteed. 174. sellers. Staffordmize Joint Stock Bank, 111, saes,; Patriot Slott and Azistals, 24 prim, Sams. SHARE LIST&--(THIS DAY.) Two o'Clocz. The railway market is dull, and the variations in prices are chiefly in an adverse direction. Midland Stock has declined 1 per cent, Great Western and Lancashire and Yorkshire and Great Eastern j. On the other hand, Great Northern has improved per cent., and Metropolitan 1. London and North Western stock is now quoted 1101 to 1, ex div. ; Great Western, 671 to 681, ex div. ; Midland, 1281 to 1, ex div. ; Lan cashire and Yorkshire, 1131 to ; South Eastern, 811 to 1, ex div. ; Metropolitan, 1041 to 1051, ox div. ; London and South Western, 921 to 931, ex div. ; Great Eastern, 441 to 1; Caledonian, 124 tot; and Great Northern, 1281 to 1291, ex div. ndian, Canadian, and foreign railway securities are inactive, and quotations exhibit no change. Great Western of Canada shares are flat. ORDINARY SHARER AND STOCK& SL. I Pd. I RAILWAY& I el r e ing . ter C e l so LILLIA Lai i aB Blrin.,Wol.* Stour Val. St. ,100 Tyne 10 an Bodon.Bleatrd.&MdC ▪ 100 Bristol aad . St 100 Caledonian N all Cork sad Bandon N all Cornwall 10 all Do. • J nodlv. until 6 10 an Do. B pe. lahaldto B. NI all Dublin and Be Min June 1111 all DondentnethotAbd.in Oa. 100 Edlnlausliand Glasgow ▪ 100 Glasgow and B. Western M. 100 Gress Lateen Ord. It. IL 1 100 Do. _ A block. , ID 96 1136 1266 i t $1 BS 18 If 87 88 id 106 108 id 49} 069 6 T itt-It..k-•!: 1 011 1 100 'Great North of Scalia:id 11, 100 Ottailtorthers It. !1011 Do..t I A roe. so dlv. ttad ▪ ,101) Do.B 11162. e. IN paid B St, 1 100 , 01. South & West prat • 1100 Grad Western St. Do.licar VaLGualltk, HS 120 1371 1191 127 716 90 MI M 681 id, ,p2f I Do. W. jlild.xforial • 'llO I 17k7. Da N;;loei 11t. , 100 Do. Do. Hereford M. 'lOO lonceehlre& Yorkshlrel IL 1 100 Loudon and Madman , k 100 r Loo.,Brigatn, It. 100 loodonAle . Dov IL 100 London& North Mesta BL j 100 !LoodoodSouthWestensi BL 1 100 I Mitn..SheL,et Llnoolnan! 10 ' illaryport end Carlisle' lie an Do. Do . t Morsel . 100 Metropolitan St. 1100 j Do. N.. ec 100 )Midland 37 ta 341 1 37 39 zd 99 101 id 1131 1131 64 111 102 103 39 41 IN/ 111 92 94 02 63 log 1051 MI use all Do. New 100 Do Wm. & Derby all'lold. Ot. Mo. 6/1 Do. e Shores W Mid Kest I t ma: NalE [e i r ti tra t i 100 Do. /dia., Perth. .and. 100 N. Zwdero—Berwiek 16. Do. G. N. Fare 11. 100 Do. Leeds .100 I Do. Tort 100 Dw Carlisle Y 1 Do. Btock.&Darllog 1 19 Do. do. 181644 II Do. do. 1800.01 100 North London 5 Da New . 100 North Btatto rdob all N. & & Waders hue , 100 floottlah Central 100 ISoottlah N.K. Aber SW 'lOO Scottish Midland all Shrewsbury & Welehpl :100 Shropshire tido° 400 South DOVOII 300 South Hastens 1100 a. Yorksh. & Blew Dun' Sialoos,Woklachesolo , 100 TaffDo Ct V al* I 400 Vsis of Nesth 100 Victoria Sta. & Pimlico 1 100 Waterford & =many 1100 Wed Cornwall 100 , W.LiartlmL Barb. & ltillTll3H 96 1011 U 14 26 U 106 106 64 U lin Si 89 01 li te 're_ lir 10 ;dia In fir 1 ii pm 75 76 10e 11 ISO 156 gbi 66 1 idl IS 17 SI U a a 160 106 Se 6i 1: 00 97 99 8 1 1 1 01 30 ION& iii zdi Inl No. In. I BAXIS. 10,0000:i00 Agra& Alsaterman'ial 20,0001 AO Do. Isew (Ise p.) 10,600. 60 ,Albion 10.000 lOC I,llllanooLon.dLiverpool 10,060,100 Do. Now 100.000 00 Anglo Austrian 10,000 10 Anglo Italian ,Limitod, 15,600 60 Australasia _7,600 60 Do. New ... 12,101 20 Bankof BrltishCokunbla' 10.000 05 Bank of rapt _II,OOO 100 Bank of London 21000 20 Beak of Otago (limited, 10,000 100 Beak of Queensland 10,000 60 Beak of Victoria,Aastria 6,000 100 Ralik of Wales tkm.) 60,000 10 Beak of New Zeeland 60.000 10 Bruillaa&Portugume(l, 10,000 60 British & Californian (1. , 20.000 60 British N. America 22.200 20 C. Ilk. ladiaAm., QUM 7,000 10 Do. New 10,000 M Chart, bier. ot 10.000 23 Do. New 10,000100 City 10,000 100 C 0166151 10,000 25 row. flank of India, rte 1 100,000 10 Come'dated Back (Ljj 6,000 100 ContiAmato) (L) 20.000 60 East Loadmi (Limited , 60,000' TO rasters Eschanse.llol: l * OOO2ll. 0 0 Eag.ScotatAustehartdi 000 0 English and Swedish ;L.; 60,001/ 80 Ituroptan Bank(Llsoltod: 16.010 50 Do. New 10,000 100 Hlodam.Chlnattlog).(l ,1 10.003 100 Do. .(tow 12,000 100 Imperial Bank. limited 3,000100 New 10:000 60 102.62.0 f China.&e.,(L l 166,000 20 Imperial Ottoman ' 16,000 International Bank 6000 16 lonian 6.000 25 Do. New 100,000 20 toad Mort. Bk. India )1. 20,000 SO Lon. Bk.of Ile ico,&c. IL. 10,000 100 Lou. Bank of Scetiand,L 70,060 100 London and Brasitian 6,000 KO Lon.B.Ayres&B.Plate'L' 10,000 25 Ds. New, los. at 11 pm 6,000 100 Lon., Blr., &S. Staff. IL, 60,000 20 Loa. MBank of Swart., 10,000 100 Landon and Colonial (L 10,000 60 London and County. 5,000 100 Lon. Bustog.Comitx.X 1; 00,000 60 London Joint Stock. 10,000 100 Lou. and Northern 10,000 20 London& South Silicon: 5,000 100 Lon. & S. Western 'Lim. : 60,000 100 Lon. & Westminster 10,000 100 Merchant Bank Um.) 91,000 60 Mercantile & EsebaniLl 20,000 60 Do New I 11000 100 Metro. & Pro,. bank 6,000 100 Midland bank (Liza.) 10,000 100 National of Liverpool 30,000 20 N. Pro. of England, New 20,000 60 National Bank New 1 26,000 20 New South Wales 10 New Zealand 1/4rOtWil, 20 North Western sd.wo 26 Oriental Bank Oorporn.l 20.000 50 Prollo.Bankingeorp.(L, 20,000 100 Provine. of &Mood 31.600 10 Bcindo, Thud., & Delhi (L. 10,000 116 South Australia 10.000 25 South Eastern (Um.) , 10,000 100 Rand. at B. B. Aldo' 4460100 Do. do. 10,000 25 Union 01 Austruhs,New; 10,000 100 Mike of 'inland (Lint )1 110,023 00 Ulnas of Loader, I No. ICI oucU,. 2.000,0103 et lame end Wan India. 12.000 10 ,Genaralroanng Jock ' 1,478,110 Bl ;London&St.Katharia. 1160,801 et..SontJtempton taxa 64 Vittoria o,oo► II Do. New N. 1 OL Floss. I balm. UOIDNIAL 1.114111 : : MIAS .. 100,000... 101,600 1- .. 1 160,000 100,000 .. 100,000 .. 100,000 .. 166,600 .. 111,000,.. DeGloGOolia.6 p.oLAITS , I4I• Do. do. UM leji Ova Gov. 6p.e., DIMS& 1 Do.Spoiredlib.lll.oi. ISO Do.ll poretldar3 lOC Do.a per ot,Jaala 10 Do. 6 par of Ina 100 'Calr ° EraL44.1111314110 181X14 100 Do. do. 1100-1,100, i Do. do. LING'I4O t Collos.Nov.lo6l, Sp.et. 100 Da. UM do.. 100[ Illowittaa 0 pa at.. 10Th 100! Do. DM 1001 Da 1000 10, artian .3,000 !Cambrian Coo. Ge4o, L 0000 %gm. .. ;Clifford Areal 1,014 'Div. G. Coo, aavlak ) 2,000 .. prakewalls All .. Zeal Barnet =opal 0,144 Zama Carden 0000 .. Beat Cern Brea 4,000 .. Zest Grenville 0003 .. Z. W. ltuasell (erida ) 484 .. °rambler & 84. Aubyel 1.030 4 GreU limey (Limited) 0,000 °rag South 5,908 .. G. W. Tor (IT:X:) 'l 9,000 .. Grenville 1,014, : Berod'e 704 0030 .. illamion Downs 1 .. ,lomiret May 545.01 0000. Valley 40,0130' liae wyndy Imo Ore 1,024 .. • Nillee 400 . Now Berea 6,000 .. xo.Y Down N IS 96 118 96 NI U ft 82 86 166 IN 10 10 108 110 107 10 10! 106 109 112 101 166 101 Ile 101 106 100 106 96 al 97 09 26 97 NI 96i 90 101 100 100 129 Si 1114 681 71 id sd TOO .. • North ltoekear 6,000 .. •N. Wb. Beret (Mina) 010 .. North Wheal 0 , 061,1 0,000 'Proepa• United 1,110 10 'Providence (U. Want) 010 . S. Condon (13t.00een , 13. W. Trances ; 100 .. Stray Perk (Wow 6,000 .. Tin "roll 6,000 .. 'West Bunt (Mogan) 1,004 W. Cordon (Lamed, 6,000 .. West Chlverton I 600 .. West Beton ... 113} 110 , 1 104 lON 1061 Ini 8i 612 .. Wk. Mani tillogius) 266 .. ,Wh. Bolke (11,6dratli) 6.666 .. Wheal Lodoott 1,1116 W.list7Ann(lleelms ) 226 . 21 - Leal WAD 1,000 !WE. Trelawne2 (Usk ) 0,000 .. 111120611:1616a I 110 io MUNI 140 2.7.0 KUL I 2 ffs. 16 item, WOW 'Lt 11 11 1.6 t&O 7.1.1 10 II lt 18.13.9 70.17.5 11113CXLIJ24 lOUS. No. I lb. I OONZAJOBI. 7 11 7 121 310 690 000 06 1 1 TO I le a 11 7 9 16 10 2 21 32 33 38 7 7 60 1 6 44 8 8 ti 6 1 11 V ia -- -- en 6 Nolaalov.llpar ocer.:,loo Now Brun& Gov.llp.ot. 100 N.S.Walos 00.6 p. 01106 100, Do. Op. c. 1871 to 1876 100 , . Do.6p. C. 1858 to 1800 109 185 .. Now foilood 6 por oat. NO MAW .. Nova ecothtels. a, 1876 100, 76,000 .. Qooroilsod Gov. 6 p.ct 160 Loat.Oev.6 p. c.Dooll 100 , , 1r1c.00v.6p.c.760.&.1817 100, •.. Do. d0.6p.c.Apr0&00. , 100: Iml7lBn MINI No. 1811 I 11Th. I Pd. I CI. prim I 82166. got 1014 - 1 gi MONEY MARKET.-(THIEI DAL) Two o'Cwcz. Notwithstanding the favourable Bank return, the stock markets remain dull, with only a limited amount of business. The funds, however, are steady in price ; and Consols are quoted a fraction better than they closed yester day. Foreign bonds are also steady, but the stocks of two or three of the home railways are slightly lower. There is a rather strong demand for money to-day, owing to the falling due to-morrow of a large amount of Indian and Brazilian bills, but the rate for first class paper has not varied, being still 4 to 9 per met. The charge for short loans in the Stock Exchange this morning was 5 to 54 per cent., but it has since receded to 44 to 5, with a larger supply of money. At Paris to-day, according to Mr. Reuter's tele gram, the Three per Cent. Routes opened at 65fr. 95c being sc. better than yesterday. The Bank of Prance return shows an increase of 125,0001. in the coin and bullion. Consols are now quoted 88 to 1 for money, and 881 to for the account (October 11). The official businma report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 88, 1, 88 ; ditto foracoount, 881; Three per Cents. Reduced, 86g, 4 ; New Three per Cents., 861, 4 ; India Five per Cent. stock, 103/, 1041 ; ditto Bonds, 20s. die. ; Exche quer Bills, March, ss. dis. ; ditto June, 23a. die. The Confederate Loan has recovered about 1 per cent. Mexican Bonds are 1 per cent. better. With these exceptions, foreign stocks are unaltered. Some of the present quotations are annexed, viz : Greek, 23/ to 241 ; Mexican, 271 to 4 ; Confederate, 74 to 4 ; Spanish Passive, 311 to 1 ; the Certificates, 14 to 1; Turkish Bonds of 1858, 684 to 69 ; ditto 1862, 691 to 701 ; and the Consolidos, 501 to 51. Transactions are recorded as follows :—ltalian, foraccount, 4361 ;Mexican, for account, 271, ; ditto 1864, 251 ; Portuguese, 1856, ttc., for account,46l, 4 ; Russian, 1862, 88 ; Spanish Passive, for account, 311, 4 ; ditto Certificates, for account, 14 ; Turkish, 1854, for aooount, 911, 91 ; ditto 1858, 100 f. Bonds, 724, ex div. ; ditto 1862, 1001. Bonds, 701; Venezuela, 1862, for account, 561; ditto 1864, 45, ex div. International Financial shares are now quoted 3* to 1 prem. ; General Credit, 2* to I prem. ; London Financial, 7* to I prem. ; Imperial Mer cantile, 2* to 1 prem. ; Hudson's Bay, 15 to I ; Anglo-Egyptian Bank, 1 to prem. ; Imperial Mexican Railway, 1 to a prem. ; Ottoman Socirit4 Gilndrale, to prem. ; Credit Foncier and Mobilier of England, 27 1 to I prem. Advices from the manufacturing districts show clearly that business is being contracted, in con sequence of the exorbitant value of money. Many firms declare that they cannot pay the present rates for accommodation, and get an adequate profit in addition, and this complaint becomes the more in telligible when it is borne in mind that if 9 per cent is charged for first-class accept ances, much more onerous terms must be submitted to by second or third class houses. It is believed that a similar contraction, enforced by the difficult circumstances of time, is likewise going on in other departments of trade, and it is easy to imagine that its continuance, by causing a gradual diminution in the amount of bills seeking discount, will at no remote period have a sensible influence in breaking down the rates of money. Such a con traction is evidently calculated to diminish the popu lar but vague fear of an impending panic. Panic may arise when we are extending our commitments to an undue extent, especially in speculative directions, the natural result of which is a rush for accommodation and general pressure. But at present, se we see, the tendency of business is directly contrary, namely, towards contraction, instead of extension. It is anticipated, and not without some reason, that this movement will soon begin to check the otherwise upward course of rail way traffic, it being certain that the state of the money market is at this moment checking the trans port of goods from the manufacturing districts to the shipping ports. We hear of continued investments of Continen tal money in six months bills, under the attraction of the high rates of interest current here. To-morrow is the last day for sending in the March Exchequer Bills in payment for government duties. It is understood that some of the insurance companies have purchased these bills to a con siderable amount at 5.. per cent. discount, with a view to paying them in to government at par on account of duties. . _ --........ ______ About 32,0001 . in gold was sent into the Bank yesterday, and 35,000 sovereigns were withdrawn for Portugal. The Suffolk has arrived from Melbourne with 167,000/. in gold, and the Edinburgh from New York with 26,5001. These remittances will pro bably be sent into the Bank, there being no demand for bullion for abroad. The J. E. H., with 44,0001., is the only Austra lian gold ship known to be now at sea. The bar silver by the West India packet was sold yesterday at tn. lid.per ounce, being Id. below the price obtained for the previous arrival. The present rate, however, has been current recently. The failure here of two speculators in cotton was announced yesterday, with liabilities roughly esti mated as ranging in each case from 60,0001. to 100,0001. The interim dividend of the Oriental Bank Cor poration will be 21. per share, payable on the let November. The directors of the European Bank have just made a call of 10s. per share, payable by the 30th November, on the IG,OOO shares issued to the English and Irish Bank proprietors, upon the recent amal gamation. The amount paid on all the shares of the amalgamated undertaking will thus be the same. The undermentioned gentlemen, formerly on the Board of the Imperial Bank of China, India, and Japan, have been elected directors of the Bank of Hindustan, China, and Japan, viz., Mr. J. Mackrill Smith, Mr. James Levick, the Hon. Frederick Stuart Wortley, and Lient.-Colonel French. The Midland Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 3,003/. over last year ; the Manchester, Sheffield and Lincolnshire an increase of 2,1301. ; the North Eastern an increase of 7,1581. ; and the Lancashire and Yorkshire an in crease of 3,0221. The first ordinary meeting of the Discount Corpo ration (Limited) is convened for the 7th October, when a dividend is to be declared. _ . _ The half-yearly meeting of the Pernambuco Rail way Company is called for the 25th October. The first ordinary general meeting of the Land Mortgage Bank of India (Limited) is called for the 4th October. _ _ . --- Creditors --- of the National Company for Boat Building by Machinery (Limited) are required to send the particulars of their claims to the " volun tary liquidators" by the 31st October, the 14th November having been appointed by Vice-Chan cellor Wood for adjudicating upon them. . - The half-yearly interest is announced on the debentures of the Trust and Agency Company of Australasia (Limited). _ . • . . Subjoined is Messrs. Culver'sll, Brooks, and Co.'s report of yesterday's hide sales : • At the sixtesOth series of bide sales for the year *sly a moderate deemed wee experienced for East P odi a kips. Salted bides were in fair request. East India—Ox and Cow —Calcutta : A very limited demand was experiseced from the home trade, the exporters were the chief buyers, and that °sly to a moderate extent: Best qualities were very dell of sale, at a deaths" of to id. per lb. ; while oom. mon to midcllteg sorts wail m mc6wete request at about We atm. The easlysis of the Wm is 83,000 (Wades Dew parcels. 31,873 brought forward from fanner inhmand Cochin. ke. ; is all 118,344 hides, of which TOW ems sold. End India : Web were rely part mid. Latins : East Indian was is Bib dimmed. Awl:slim meld well. Salted Hides : Anabelisa were is fair request-1W at Me rates toss advance of id, bat heavy were in limiW deemed at va~uratestosddised Caps realised fair prises. Falk land sold well. Dry sad Drysolted Hides : Smith American oily part sold. Ilopdore brought fair prices. Persian sold well. Horse Hides : Dry Beath Amnon brought full prices. German all sold. Baked &alb Ame rican were all taught in, except a few small and damaged. Bark : Mimosa was mostly bought in. The light portion of the mails from Calcutta and China, by the English steamer just announced are expected to be distributed in London about the 28th inst. The coin and bullion present the Naha factory increase of 265,5961., which accords, within' 50,0001., with the result of the bullion °pastime as reported in the journals from day to day. There is also an increase of 343,8661. in the reeerve—s movement which is almost exclusively due to the falling off in the demand for discounts and loans, as shown iu the decrease of 586,2161. in the private securities. The addition to the reserve would have been larger had it not been for the withdrawals of private deposits ; yet, altogether, this is the eclat satisfactory return that has been issued by the bank for some time past. The return of the Bank of England for the week ending Wednesday, Sept. 21, compared with that for the previous week, shows the following changes : Circulation inns Circulation active 20,337.846 Demme 79.270 Public deposits 6,815,611 lacrosse 113,667 Other deposits Government securities in banking department 10,7'!7,096 No chow Othereecuritunin banking department Coin and bullion in both - dep7rtm7ints — 13,171,107 Incomes 286,596 Seven day and other bills 501.869 Demme& 36,430 The /test 3,917,5.'19 Imams 16,462 Notes in reserve Total reserve (notes k min in banking department) . 7,463,262 Incurs 343,866 RANK OF INGLAND.—An Account pursued to As Ad 7th and Alt Vie e. 32, for the week ending on Wedneedep, kept. 21, ltd. Notes issued I.SCE DEPARTNILIT £t7,073,720 lievenuneat debt.. L 11.016,100 Other securities .. LOUP 6old win and bul- Sliver bullion rrt.ors,no , BANKING DEPARTIIINT. 1;4•.7,7!0 L 27,73,710 Proprietors' Capital a t5,M3.000 Government nem- Rest 3,917,639 Attu (hided/se Public Deposita in- Dead Weight nis ch:Ming Vachon., salty) AMMAN Sae. Banks. Com- Other Securities Amos mus. of National Notes .. .. 6,716,11111 Debt, and Div. Gold and Meer Amounts Other Deposits. 12.390,14,1 Seven day and other Balls L 8,181.710 W. MILLER, Chief holier. L 38.151,7: Sept. S 2. 1564. 747./.7 TIMAIDAT EVIIING. Consols, which closed yesterday at 881 to for the 11th October, opened this morning at the same quotation, and closed at 88 3-16 to 5-16, or 881. For money the last price was 88. The official business report is as follows : Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 884, 88, 1; ditto for account, 884 ; Three per Cents. Reduced 861, 1, ; New Three per Cents., 861, ;India Five per Cent. Stock, 1031, 1041 ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1 8 66 , 0 74 ; ditto Bonds, 20e. dis. The India Five per Cent. stock was steady. India Bonds were dealt in at 206. ilia. The March Exchequer Bills remain at 15s. to 516. die., and the June at 25e. to lbs. dia. The foreign stock market was inanimate, and some of the speculative securities gave way. Italian, Mexican, and Spanish Passive declined I per cent., and Anglo-Turkish Bonds of 1858 and 1862, 4. Russian scrip was rather firmer. There were some variations in Confederate Bonds, which, however, closed nearly the same as yesterday. Bank shares were decidedly heavy, chief depres sion being shown by the Metropolitan and Provin cial and Alliance Bank. In the latter instance, a number of operations for a fall appear to have been entered into in consequence of the connexion of this bank with the chief seats of the cotton interest. The market for the shares of banks of recent for mation are rendered additionally sensitive by the idea that some of them may sustain damage from the mercantile failures in course of announcement. Imperial Ottoman Bank shares have declined to 64 to 61 prem. Mercantile and Ex change Bank, Land Mortgage Bank of India, London Bank of Mexico and South America, London Bank of Scotland, Loudon Chartered Bank of Australia, London Joint Stock, London and South Western, London and Westminster, North Western, and Merchant Bank shares have all declined. Hudson's Bay shares were dull, at 151 to 16, and Egyptian Trading flatter, at Ito 11 prem. Berlin Waterworks, Anglo-Mexican Mint, Commercial Union Insurance, Financial Corporation, Fore street Warehouse, Home and Colonial Assurance, Joint Stock Discount, Land Securities, London General Omnibus, New Zealand, Trust and Loan, Ocean Marine Insurance, Universal Marine Insurance, Smith, Knight and Co., and Telegraphic Construction shares, were all weaker, Millwall Iron Works have relapsed to 1 dia. to par. Upper Assam Tea shares exceptionally improved. The shares of the financial companies were rather fiat. Imperial Mercantile Credit and Credit Foncier declined ss. The closing quotations are an nexed, viz.:—lnternational, 34 to prem. ; Gene ral Credit, 21 to * prem.; London Financial, 74 to 8 prem. ; Imperial Mercantile Credit (amal gamated), 24 to d prem. ; Credit Mobilier, 24 to 3 prem. ex div. and new shares ; and Credit FoncMr, 21 to 1 prem. ex div. and new shares. The closing quotations for shares in new un dertakings are subjoined, viz. :—AngloEgyptian Bank, 1 to 11 prem. ; Imperial Mexican Rail way, 1 tot prem. ; and Ottoman Societe Gene rale, 14 to 11 prem. United States 5-20 Bonds were quoted 431 to 44. CUILRF.NT PRIM. Exam& Per Qr. Wm?. S. I. Km; Kent, red,lBBl ST to 48 - • • lad 39 to 41 whiett. lan 40 to as Norfolk 41 Io 47 rod, 1333 — to -- Kumar Molting Instilling Grinding 2s to 26 145 Gr. lia aolk i"rl444 a" 03 to 65 K ingston and Wars 40 to to 65 64 wn Nivr I Closing I' :11 96 100 4 96 99 101 1001 101/ 191 191 91 99 71 TS Si OS 66 68 66 IN 66 66 46 60 SI 61 27 SO 101 .. 102. 9 9 1 41. 1 10* 1 0 89 91 Id 84 Ws Part 991 1901 99 96 88 80 66 0) _I _6 a u 99 100 98 100 I din par 99 100 71 BANI.E. I eel CL prices. I Salsa. MWW 10 Arikslissioaa MOM 10,000, 26 Autrallaa 10,000 II AutralianlLLAlra.t i i 62,030 10 lissirWaterworka 10,000' 6 'Bombay Oas (Mal ACOO' 60 BAWD Almeria Lad, maga lit. B. & 1. Mae. Tr (1..) I 1 1;500 10 &Mir ludiaa Tea (L) 11,016 1135 Canada_ Crapaar 50,000. 10 MadlaathaarLy(L)i 16,000 10 Ceylon ° 10,000 26 air of Lo=rop.ll.l 10.000 60 City Moss (Lim.) 40,009 10 :Cow otAtriauilier.(L . ) , 60.000 SO 'Corsasruial Union(Las., 110,010. 50 Cassolidabsd Dia 17,600 10 Continental Ua.OastL ) 40,000 100 Io al 12,000, 26 Cop.M.taa,PraL7ip.c 10,000 SO Credit Fonder 10.000 60 I Do. of Mauritius (L ) 10,000 50 [Credit Mobilise 10116161: IL ,Clutal Pram 100.1110L' e< 1 Do, Pralarrico 177,0001.: et ; Do. 0 at. rerpp.. Dsb. 10,000.100 Mum oni; 20,000 60 E. Indian Financial )I 50,0 M 20 IL India Irrigation. 101,000 i 20 112.0pliaaCcuatled.(1. 679,1176 L Bt. Illscirio Trump% 7000, Era and Asa. power ,000 50 !Eagbah__ Alrcreigu end 10,0001100 ling..n.uriab3larla.(L 76,000 10 'Financial Corporatisa. o.ooo' 60 'Financial Discount (L) 20,000 20 , Yonest. Marabous (L. 10,000 60 'Orlivara (Limited) 120,000, 10 o.Crsdlistlln.olLost(L 10,0001 16 ,Olu. Bram Navigation 10,000' 60 Illomed.:33lonial Aa.(l ) 100,000 10 11LodotraBos 100,0001 50 1 ImatMer.oot.aas. (L ) 25,000 , 2 laaddltaaon Carrying (Um) 103,0001 20 I Intarnatainartboa. (L) 600,000 20 Jar ruaLLnd Crsdlt;Ll 50,000 10 :Italian Irrig. (Can. ay.). 1001000 ,100 1 Do. 0. e. Bas. 2. 1870 1 00,900 ES JobretockDisooaut(L) 20,000 60 Lad frearitiss 20,000 16 Loud. African Trading 10.000 26 Loud.sadCaladou.M.(L 12,006, 6 ILoad.lbatrict Trig. g. 4 10,000 60 Loud. Fran. Aro. (L.; 10,000 60 I Do. New 170.000 'Load. G. °Forbes C.(L) 10,009 60 Load., Italia., dc.Sten. 0.000 20 Lond.Mer. Discount;L)l 60,000 , 10 Lond-ProvincialMartua/ 60, 0 00 m 60.000 20 10.000. 15 11,100 10 12,000 10 40,000 60 12,600 , 10 10,000 10 10,0(0 50 10,000 100 8,000 20 6,000 20 40,000 25 187,175/ 81, 40,000' 60 10,000' 10,000, 1 40,000 26 10,000 20 10,000 60 160.000 1 110,000 1 60,000 10 16,000 10 10,000 60 10,000 6 12,600 10 8.500 5 010,0001 OG 10,000 60 10,000. 60 17,000, 10 10,000 50 10,000 IS 4,210 25 19.750 Madams kegs. & Canal' Marine Investment' L.' Mauritius Medit. RAWL TeL (L) =wall Iron Works :Natal Land & CoL C. (L) National Vic Com. (t ; National Financial (L National Steam N ay. (L NerboddaCoal & L. •L. Do. New N.7de4nd T.&Lonn,L • la .ItriL A ustralsdan ' N.BrttAlierean. In. (L NoraSoottatlandL Do. do. •Ocean Illmine Imam Oriental Commercial, L Oriental Financial , L, 'Oriental Gas (Lisalteo Do. New Orient.lnlsndfiSeani(L), Otago& StlibutAl newt. Ottoman Plusumal ,Li Ottoman Gas ,Limited Panamalt.3l. Bteasu,L ) ' Do. I Peelllv.lnad& Min (L) Peninsular & 0. Steam, Do. Near t ay n et•ad e B. a L. L. Y.(L 7 Imo Do. New IRMJ. City Improv. (1 )1 Ditto ditto - Grant Luxembourg, 9e. Ottoman (Smyrna to Aidin), M. I Pd. I CL prim I Wm. -1 4 10 It r U U Ts Nu bra. $ 6 psi IC4dis 1 Wei I pm rd I &Is par 20 23 Pek t 2 I dla! Pm' V/ 64 106 112 106 112 idle IFNI Si 1 1 1 :: 1 102 1 li lj i di; IC Sit 4 Pol dial II 2 1 4 1 um , LI :i r..; 7 6 41. 116 i Jews 2 Pea 71 72012 • 7 Tipal etta, tarpar i LliPic. la Pit , par I paa' Par Ste , so Pim Pr, par, bipm. 8 7 d fon, ls rdlo }pm }pm Lila 00 70 elm 17 LI 21 i 1 162 P 6 ' 16 17 pm; 2 7. 73c, 17i Ille I s i p. i (Hs Ihci; 86 41 6 40 as 79 81 18 10 pe, 21 to 10 - 9 25 1 Ma par 96 97 120 . 125 . love Manillas= SO Beet. Antra Invest (L 100 . doc. Illo Snath. aa..l. pt et Knight, dtea.tl 6 Egy; I I S. Able= OE & In. ' ( 4 L ( ! 6 South Aastrallan Land np &theta:Use Telegraph lOO Tel Conatrue.&MaloL(L Thames& Mersey la IL , • Trait& AgeneyetAna L T. & L Co. of V. Canadai ITolted K. Teleg. Co. (11 Velma Marine Ina. (1 Upper Aram Tea Llna Ditto Vag lhaanen's land Ol4 Warrant Finsnee.Llm 110 , Weatlndla&VaelflcO L lO PREFERENCE SHARES. mi i t zd it'll'', Ni} ♦ s ~ *! 1;474' N 1 04.114 is ipma Pre! ti s 4 p 14 17 10 12 I I dts par 12 O gm, 22 1 - i nit bi ISFI Great &Meru, o.e;ion;Coe;t7iieEXteasioa, No. 1, 1054. Great Weetern , Origioal Cheater Goan Stook, 734 to 73. Great Western, South Wale", gear. 5 par teat.. 99 x d. FOREIGN RAILWAYS. 135 is 11 Oidl4 , 88 50 22 24 pm 1 16pes. 11 c 11 573 I pm 28 Be pm ' 15 2lput i 26i 271 168 189... ,116 21 61 lidla Itl3 AO_ lOW 71 IMpm I ?.ipm, dia; 46 " 36 3 is ps' es es 27 29 pas 120 125 "ii -ii pn, l 61Pcsi ii of dls pea ipaz Idliyar 6 ~ pm', 6 pie, 15 17 p* 14 :6 pus 1 Oldie 6 4 7 Pm 1 2 pm, 26 10 Simi Pl= raz 1 dli 1 pm 3 • l2 l4 pm' $ pm, 1 41i 1 po! sa Si ! ' ri 73 oda I i 2t2 pal! OS 00 - 6 6 Dm par I pm 1411 + pia Par I pm 1 dla par 4166, 44 _ . Plis 9 r, 6 , 1 6 , pm, If %dm, 80 et ! If ?}pm 84 88 ! pin 4 6pa 61 Bpa ss_ 31 63 Cl. prink 136 116 17 CO IN IN i - 0,006 *OOO TRAFFIC RETURN& *AMWAY!. Week ending July O. Great Sostbern of India, Miles ha. Kir- Teta. Told, apes. mom china" ml Vat. A A A a . 79 993 176 466 663 Week ending Sept. S. Ornnd 'frank of Canada —1335 10,767 13,176 0,91.1 18,886 Week ending Sept. 8. Great Central of Belgium 1991 4,076 6,967 Week ending Sept is. Belgian Eastern Junction. 167 193 330 315 Week ending Sept 16. Belfut and N. Counties 1,546 906 4,052 2,166 Week ending Sept 17 North Logien& 1096 =an 40,766 05,091 67,533 A COIXCIDENCr..—An appropriate discovery ban been made is LoradounCastle, the Highland residence of the Marquis of Hastings, whose recent marriage excited such widespread interest throughout the country. An old chest, which appears to have been in the large hall of the castle for the last thirty-Eve years was opined on Thursday last, by the merest cheer., and it was found to contain a bowl, with a slip of paper attached, on which was a writing in the hand of the late marehiosem stating that it was the christening bowl of the Hastings One eao scarcely refrain from wondering why the dis covery should be made at this particular time. In coe• nexion with the circumstance we us reminded of an un reported incident at the late Spsrkenhoe meeting. The noble marquis, when replyin'o the toast of his own and the health of his wife, said that her health was not such as to suable her to be present, but he tented that if they were all spared for another year, she would have that hap pineal. These words of the noble marquis were received with loud cheers, and a sturdy farmer at the further sad of the pavilion mud out, " And will your lordship being the heir "—a sally which provoked rascal laughlwr, la which his lordship joined.--Nottill9holl4 Journal. Mr. Hutchinson, the second master of King Edward's School, Birmingham, has accepted sn offer mode in him by Dr. Temple. to become head of the noisetile s tmt mast et Regby, is order to carry oat the wean of the Royal Commiasioners with regard to the more vete teaching of natural sad experimental science in Falk mbne/A Tit 11 71 10/ 191 20 MINEI3.-(THIS DAY.) Two eTtocx. The mining market is dull, with little busi ness. Great Vor shares have declined to 30 to 32 ; East Caradon. to 2G to j • and Wheal Seton, to 210 to 215. East Grenville are steady, at 71 to 1. Very few transactions have taken place in the Stock Exchange, and prices in most instances are nominally quoted the same as yesterday. Foreign and colonial mining shares exhibit no variation. St. John del Rey are officially marked 37, being flat ; Kapunda, 1 ; and Yudanamu tana, 2}. The Welsh Gold Mining Company have this week sold 1991 oz. of gold, producing 518 r. 17a. 3d. At Wheal Harriett meeting, yesterday, the accounts showed a debit balance of 1991. A call of 28. GI. per share was made. At NVest Basset meeting, held ou Wednesday, the accounts showed a credit balance of 927.'. A t a general meeting of EastOunnislake and South Bedford Mine, held yesterday, the accounts showed a cash balance in band of 51. 15s. 2d., and an esti mated balance against the mine of 800'. 17e. Id. A call of 4s. per share was made. THE CONGREGATIONAL UNION OF ENI.LAND AND WALLA —The autumnal assembly of the above society is to be held io the early part of the eaeaing myth at Hull. On Monday, Oct. 17 there will be a public devotional meets in Albion-street Chapel, in that town, when the i aaado address of the year will be delivered by the chairman, the Rev. Henry Allan, of Union Chapel, Islingtoo. The meetisgs for confersoce will take place io Fish-street Chapel. on the mornings of Tuesday, Wednesday. and Thurs day. They will be composed of " pastors, minister., and delegates." On the 'Yawn of Tuesday, in the same edifice, a public meeting will be held. for the " illudration and en forcement of congregational Principles," at which Mr. Junes Sidebotham, of Manchester, will preside. On the evening of Wednesday congregational miasios• will occupy the at tention of a gathering is Hope-strait Chapel, when Mr. Samuel Morley, of London will preside. The annual einem to the members of the union will be preached im Albion street Chapel by the Rev. William Lindsay Alexander, D. D., of Edinburgh, on the evening of Thumdsy. The whole proceedings will terminate on the Friday by 11 paths breakfast to the members and friends of the beard of edam tic*. A very large number of Noncoaformiete are expected to be is attendance from all parte of the country. - 1 ... ' xd 1011 ... la i 4 i I - 46) 9 Si .... 7i 121 37 36 1" ... 13i 10 101 i vl 4 sii I - 48i 111 I 7; - 52 5 1 CI 08 78