The Express. — London, England, 1864-10-14 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) COURT OF BANKRITTOY. Were Yr. Registrar Winslow, es Oolosaissioser.) d E 6 SIDSZT.—APPLICATION TO Bilsonirn 01011 OP The bankrupt in this ease waatiMeribed as • merchant, of Hammersmith, and of Carametnet, Raseall-squars. AP plizstion was made, • few days ego, to rimmisd the ceder granting the • bankrupt his release from custody, on the ground that he bad obtained it by what is known se " sham WI," the sureties turning out on bigotry to be worthless. His Honour, in giving judgment, said be °moldered that the opposing creditor, tCr. Gill, had some in adder the bask ruptcy by delivering requisitions ; and mike mart wasbound to construe the law in favour of a macs liberty, he would not interfere. The motion would be dismissed, bat without costa. Mr. Reed and Mr. Gitlin appeared in the ore. At El O. FOPL . . The bankrupt, a sm — all — bilkie7 and beer-shop keeper at Finchley-oommon, owing about 4001., was opposed, on his application for discharge, on the ground that he had ob. Mined from Hewn. Truman, Banbury, and Co., • loan of 1001. by tendering as security some landed property which in reality was settled on his wile, and which he had not the right to charge. In examination the bankrupt stated that he fully believed be had a right to deal with the property, and only found out his mistake after the security was given. The money was advanced to enable him to open a heerhoum, and Messrs. Truman had since supplied him with beer, and had reosived interest regularly on the bian. His Honour being of opinion that the ease did not come within the provisions of the act of 1861, granted the order. IN EL H. B. JOILISON. The bankrupt was a wine and beer merchant, of the Circular Vaults, St. Paul's. The failure occurred so long ago as April, 1543, and the case has been frequently before the court. The liabilities are upwards of ..1,00131., and DO dividend has been paid. . . . This was the adjciurned sitting for discharge. Mr. Linklater, for the misses, did not oppose. Mr. Reed, on behalf of creditors amounting to 14,000 L, said that they had great reason to complaint of - the reckless and improvident manner in which the bankrupt had con ducted his business, he having incurred debts of 27,0001. in nine or ten month., and the assets having only yielded 1,200/. But looking at the period which the cue had been before the court (18 months) the opposing creditors would be satisfied if the order of discharge was suspended for 18 months with protection for three months. Mr. Lawrence, for the bankrupt, said the case was one in which he could not ask for an immediate discharge. He was grateful for the consideration shown him by his credi tors. There were many mitigating circumstances in the 0n.., but it was not necessary to go into them, as the bankrupt was prepared to submit to the judgment proposed. His Honour said the bankrupt had been well advised in the matter ; and the court, without going through the evi dence, would suspend the order for 18 months, giving pro tection for three months, renewable at the end of that period. DI LZ !Lin trrox. The bankrupt, a provision merchant, of the Creacest, Ilinorice, applied for his discharge from debts of 8931., giving up a trifling amount of anew. Mr. Thomsou opposed, and examined the bankrupt. It appeared that his business was now carried on by his brother, who had bought the goods from fern. Bali. Onler granted. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) MARLBOROUGH-STREET. WHOLESALE PLUNDERING AT MESSRS. CROSSE AND BLACKWELL . II.--CONILITIAL. Arthur Jacvts, collarraaa, in the employ of Messrs. Crosse and Blackwell, Italian warehousemen, of Soho- square, was charged before Mr. Yardley with stealing • large quantity of property belonging to hie employers. Henry Dawson, 301 A, a plain clothes offioar attached to the C division, said—ln consequence of information I received from Mr. Blackwell I watched the premises cf the firm in Soho-square. Last night about 8 o'clock 1 saw the prisoner leave the promises by the doer in Sutton-street, end dterwards go into a public. house. On the prisoner coming out, and noticing that his pockets were very bulky I crossed over and asked him what be had got in them. He replied, " Nothing." I told him that I was r police officer, and that I wanted to see what he had. The prisoner then said be bad got two pots of jam. I told him I should take him into custody for robbing hi, employers, Messrs. Crosse and Blackwell, when he said, " You might settle it without doing so, as 1 have • wife sad family." I then took the prisoner to the station, and on searching him found four pots of jam and two bottles of jelly in ►is possession. The prisoner said he took the articles to give to a sick friend. I afterwards proceeded to his lodgings and there I found 12 bottles of cayenne pepper, 10 bottles of sauce, 8 pots of jam, 10 pieces of preserved meat, • quantity of pepper, mustard, isinglass', nutmegs, &c. oo Win the prisoner what I had found at his lodg ings, he made no remark. Mr. Thomas Francis Blackwell, one of the partners of the firm Of I 'roue and Blackwell—The prisoner has been in ovr e:upley as cellartnan for about 14 roan, and had amens to all the stock. The goods produced are our perty. Mr. Yardley-1 suppose confidence was plead in the prisoner Mr. Blackwell—Great confidence. He received 311 a. • week wnos. The value of the article. produosd is about 54 Mr. Yardley—How many persona have you in your em ploy Mr. Blackwell—About 300, and we have bees continually missing property, but only suspected the primear for the lut three weeks in consequence of goods disappearing from a place where the prisoner had acmes. Mr. Yardley—What is the extent of your losses of late? Mr. Blackwell --lt is impossible to state. We have had to some of the persons employed by us. and so prot?.•ute others for robbing as. We ascertained *het the prisoner was keening tip a commaniaation with some of the persons who had left our employ, and who were doing no work, evidently living by wh►t came from oar house. Mr. Yardley committed the prisoner, who made no de fence, for trial. MARYLEBONE MU. BABBACE AGAIS, Orli Maffei 14, Fleet.row, Holborn, wan clamed by Mr. LabLage a s nada: Mr. Bahbage stated that about 5 yesterday evening he was disturbed by the noise of a large londeoundieg organ which the prisoner was playing in Paddington-street He re queued him to desist and go away. As prisoner refused, he went lifter a policeman. Finding now he again returned to the prisoner, who was still playing. Again he was requested to dmist. He did so for a minute or two, but upon a person in a butcher's shop speaking to him he "min commenced playing. A constable coming up he was given into custody. Twice previous to this bad he been compelled to leave ►is study,and turn organ men away. The reason of his requesting them to go wee became they hindered him in his study. Prisoner (through his interpreter) said Mr. &binge did hotimmik to him, but only passed him. Mr. Mansfield ordered him to pay a penalty of 405., or in default be imprisoned for one mouth. I . F.E...F:NTATI , ,N TO MELTE. TlETJggsi.--At Bir rninzharn y , eterday au interesting little ceremony woe per. formed in the committee-room of the Town-hall, Mr. J. 0. Mason, chairman of the festival committee, supported by the Mayor, and a select detachment, presented to MdUe. Tietjens a very handsome diamond rieg, bearing fire large aid eight small diamoods, set in fine gold ; also with the fol lowing addre , s : "To Mademoiselle Tiet jens. —The stewards of the Birmingham Musical Festival, held on the 6th, Ttb, ath, and 7th of September, 1 , 464, being desirous of testify ing their appreciation of your considerate kindness on the oc,ution of the sudden illness of Madame Radendorff, when engaged in the orchestra on the last morning of the Festival, beg leave to request your acceptance of a diamond Log es a small recognition on their part of the excellent feeling which prompted you not only to sing at a moment's notice music unknown to you, hot also for volunteering to undertake the first part of F. , i;ah at the evening perform *ice. should it le accessary to relieve Madame Rudersdorff from the part assi.med to her in that oratorio.-13th Oc tober, 1.64."—Mr. Mason, after a few ezplanatory r-ru.rks, placed the ring on one of the fingers of Mdlle. • • •ta' right band, and begged her to receiv., it as a spe c n:tu of Binningh:int art manufacture, and as a token of estimation in which she was held by ell those who b• , ,1 opportunities of witnessing her artistic conduct at the 1 :-t.ra1. He hoped she would wear the ring as a memento ' • of the most successful musical meetings ever held in i:p- ,:iigham, and to the soccer of which Mdlle. Tietjens so contributed by her magnificent performances. Mdlle. -• is, in accepting the present, gracefully expreseed her to .Ai in a few words of earnest acknowledgment. She hai r • Chit on the occasion referred to she could have done ' • than render the service so generously appreciated,and almost felt ashamed at the handsome manner in • it had been rewarded. DUKE or Syssr.x.—The late Dr. Raffles 7 token to call upon the Duke of Sumer, who ad hirivielf in the following guise :—" I then had no kt , w,..lge of his royal highness. Of mune I waited in the while the I ic ctor (eollyer) went in to transact his •• •• with the duke. There he kept me so hour sod a ,t.,1 then carve out and said that his royal bigheads -'red him to introduce me—so in I went. He most -.Ai- received me, and without any of the dignity • h vo n might suppose attached to royilty. He is very iththatical and was smoking. He was in his library, ! - •••- , 1 iii a jacket and trousers of coloured been, without a end with .earlet morocco slippers. We were desired by him to sit down, which the Duke of • I-YI sever done. He began to talk and laugh, as :,•• • ~:11 we had been old acquaintances, and, what was .1 ,,, u4h. pulling out a parcel of letter from his in order to get one which he wanted to read to ' "hied hi. nightcap. He laughed most heartily ' " 'is we . ' There.' said be. 'is my nightcap. wan in my nightcap.' We stayed chatting with •••,.• tus.f•En•hour longer, and left him with regret." THE EXPRESS, LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE Oar amnia MATCH. Atka,:dies sad Japhsr OE NEWYARIEST DEBBY. £5O PLATE. MEETING.-(THIS DAY.. MakersJoh Vain La m 6 Tu. UATCH. °Unborn's best Omani PeeL ENTRY FOR HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES. T.Y.C. Master Richard, 3 yrs, At 51b ; Coup dEtat, 3 M. Bis 71b ; Antoinette, 3 yrs, 84 31b ; Cry heir, 3 yrs, 8.121 b ; Countersign, 3 yrs, Bst ; Regina, 3 yrs, 7st 1211) ; Oonfr , dente, 3 yrs, 7st 61b ; Bro. to Rubini, 3 yrs, 7st ; Hops, 2 yrs, Est 81b ; Lady Wilder. e, 2 yrs, Est 81b ; Sid•wind, 2 yrs, 64 81b ; Sorter Mary, 2 3rra, 6st 61b • ; Edinburgh, 2 yrs, Est ; Preview, 2 yrs, Es t ; Gloria* 2 yrs, sst 121; Weaver, 2 yrs, sst 71b ; Tring, 2 yrs, sst nb. All are hue. ptENpERGAST STAKE% T.Y.C. Siberia, liainiail,T;L:Treei,AraZroarla. too. 13 ?114 Pantaloon, Bedminster, Gladiatenr, Templiar, Maid !ran, &Haire, Sis. to Elrldilal4 Lockidown, Gardevisnre, and Olmar are left ENTRY FOR TWO YEAR-OLD BELLING STAKES. T. Y.C. Rall Ka%low F 1 Godmarshaai, ii;li;11111, Xilicaien, sad Coma y. ENTRY FOR HANDICAP. T.Y.O. Qom= of Trumps, 5 yrs, got 121 b; Overture, 4 yrs, Pat 12Ib ; Coins* 3 yrs, Sat 7lb ; Historian, 3 yrs, 84 nb ; Echo, 3 yrs, 7st ICIlb ; Confederate, 3 yrs, 7st slb ; Timms, 3 yrs, 7st 2lb ; Virdiere, 3 yrs, fistlllb. All sr* hers. SWEEPSTAKES OF 10 SOVS. T.Y.O. Tring, Kathleen, Merry Harp, Tragedy, Medina, Whiskey, Henschel, and The Weaver. ENTRY FOR SELLING HANDICAP. R.Y. Priam Lee 800, 4 yti, bat 101 b ; Oben)°, 3 Ira, 7st 121 b ; Battler, 3 yes, Tel 71b ; Blue Bell, 3 yrs, 64 121 b Castle Calidlid, 3 yrs, 64 10lb ; Kromeski, 3 yrs, bet 41b. LATEST BETTING.—MromoBT. CAMBRIDGESHIRE. 13 to 2 apt Gratitude 100 to 8 Brick 100 to 8 Stockingar 20 to 1 Tattoo 20 to 1 Ackworth 30 to 1 Adveutorar. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MA RE-LANE.—(THIS DAY.) Fresh up to our market, to-day the arrivals of home grown wheat, coastwise and by land carriage, were but moderate. The condition of the produce, however, was prime, and the trade, although far from active, was, on the whole, steady, at thereto' current on Mooday. There was a good supply of foreign wheat on the stands. Millers, however, operated to • limited extent in most deecriptioos. The quotation, nevertheless, ruled firm, the prices current on Monday being well supported. Floating cargoes of grain were in fair average request, at full quotations. The supply of barley on sale was moderate. With the exception of good and fine malting descriptions, which thened hands at full prices, the trade was slow at about rector rates. Malt wee in limited request, at late prices. The market wee well supplied with oats. The trade, however, was firm, and Monday's improvement in prime was eapperted. 13eaes--altliongfi the supply on offer woe but moderate— met a slow sale, at the late decline in the quotations. Peas ware in limited supply, and the trade for them ruled firm, at full currencies. In dam a moderato business was transacted. and prime both of English and foreign descriptions were supported. The send trade was very quiet, a limited bosoms having been dooe in all descriptions. Is prior, however, very little change took oleos. Cakes moved off slowly at the late decline in the quota tions. CITARENT PRIM. tonan. Tor Qr. Wain. Sam X ont,red,lBB2 SS to SD , 1864 $6 to 44 „ 814%0.'4,1403 39 to 44 Mt 40 to 46 Nortoiit and Eillooill rod, 1844 36 to 39 aim/T Pre Qr. &NNW ford l9 lo Scotch potato WM, whit* black . .. Bassi. Masson St to SS Tick l9 to 36 Harrow UP= IS to 38 P 39 to 40 Malang 29 to 24 1 V to to 22 I Grinding tl 26 Mout Norfolk, and ga traott 92 to 64 Kingston and Wars SS to 116 Brown 171 Orel _ 34 to 37 114,14 37 to 40 Whits 3B to 42 nook. Town nude, psi 280 ---the. 33 Now 0421. Country taillali, feed l9 to 22, Norfolk sad Suffolk, .. potent 23 to 24 ex ably 27 to 28 roam& Per Qr. Innen. 2. a. Dant*, lad Hangs berg 4O to 110 Breton* a Heckles 11= 3O to 45 38 to 40 ltuarlso, herd soft Snake" red .. eldte 63 to 45 Howar. Par Qt. Ona. I. a. Danfah and !Wallah 17 10 11 laialan nun. 'Dania 151 038 Laptlais = 32 to 37 lid to 121 ()datum n to is 28 so 28 Malting ',DWI COAL wilts 2B to SI Yellow cum. 'tom. French. per rek 21 to X Spanish, „ . St to to 2 U American. per XL . .. 19 4 Canadian. .. 19 to X INTO LONDON BY WATU I TO OCT. it INCLCSIVI. Dot*L, brow --- " IS to 22 ford Azar, Ala or ORLIN, de. CAB/JAMS, PROM OCT. Wheat. Barley. I sad Scotch IttO I 4810 Irish forelin Total 1 9000 1 1910 LIVERPOOL COTTON AND CORN MARKET. (THIS DAY.) INT ELIOT= AND orriaminosar. TIMM (n um °lnt OWN coaszeromparr.) . . Carrmc.--:Narket much &Madam todar. probably 5,0(3 or 6,C!C.3 E-Markettlxiolr attended. Wheat barely aep. ported Tuesday's quotidian. Flour slow and rather easier. Indian core 3d. lover. Beans steady. Oats and oatmeal WAKEFIELD CORN HAR KEY. —(TH IS DAY.) off mum KINGDOM stscraic TILZ44IIAII.) (RON OCR ORW COEILIMPOWDZIIT.) Steady retail trade is +beat at last Friday'a prises. Fin. barley eelle readily ; interior neglected. Beane and oats nn. altered. Malt. Oat& Flour . qrs. Qrs. WM a. . meta 600 140 . 490 4100 30000 30 600 143900 , .. 630 MINCING-LANE.-(THIS . DAY.) SrcAa.—Owing to a pressure to sell, prim' have further slightly declined. the sales include Mauritius grainy at 331. to 3.55. 6d. • brown Paraiba, 295. 6d. • Cuba Muscovad o, 30s. ; Port o : gray. 31s. fid. 3ia. • yellow, 3.1 e. to 375. - Cuba : clayed, 335. Ruined is dull of male at late Corms.—Nn public sales of plantation Ceylon have been held to-day. Privately the market is firm. COCOA. —2OO begs of Trinidad recently bought in at public sale have been disposed of at 58s. to 60s. Tea.—Then is business doing is new Haisows at full prises. iticr.—The market continues quiet. BALTITTRI. —l,OOO bap sold, at 295. 6d. for fins, and at 29x. ash ; for refraction 6 per cent. Roy.-30 puncheons of Demerara sold at ls. 7d. ; also 50 puncheon. of Jamaica and a few fine Leeward' at very firm prices. Corrox.—Tbe market is extremely dull, end micas have • downward tendency. . INDIGO. —Fate qualities of Bengal are in fair request, at last aales' prices to 3d. discount ; inferior binds are only partially disposed of, at 3d. to 6d. decline ; Kurpehs sell as previously reported, bet Madras are neglected, the few mold went at Sd. to 4d. doclioo. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The market is q_nist. Town tallow is quoted 425., sot sash ; Peimsbuzli Y.O. on the spot, 41s. 3d. ; October to December, 41e. ; December, 425. to 424. 3d. ; Jimmy to Nor* 425. 6d to 425. 9d. ; March, 431. 6d. HID 3 MARKET.--(THIS DAT.) LEADZIMALL.—Rids : Prices: 561te. to 6411:e.. 24d. to 211 ; 641bs. to 7211:e., 4.1. to 3d. ; Ms. to 80110., 3d. to 34d. ; 80th.. to 88113 e.. 34.1. to ; Mite. to 961145., 30. to 44d. ; 96Ibs. to 104th.., 4d. to 44.1. Rome hides Os. to 10.. 6d. Ca ll skies, li ght, 24. 6d. to 4s. ; full. 7s. 6.1. BIRWOND6IIT. Sheepskins : polled. 6.. Od. to 7.. &L ; ball bads, ss. Od. to ss. &I. ; Downs, 41 . Od. to 4s. 9d. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAT.) Yams. Petteadms and flasitit report a very active demand ter the bettor portion of the new growth at last week's prices. At Weykill fair yesterdays very brisk trade was daw at the following wham :—Parebams, from 84 Be. to W. W. ; (maim from 71.105. *B4 105. FRIDAY EVENING, OGIOBER 14, 1664. 1 ammo .. okra .. aka... •—• MAO.. SHARI mars.—dnua DAY.) Two o'Oroow. There is not mach business in the railway market to-day, owing chiefly to the fortnightly settlement ; yet the general tendency of Ara tions is still upwards. Caledonian and politan stocks have risen } per cent., and Great Western, Lancashire and Yorkshire, and Eastern 4. London and North Western stock is now quoted 1111 to 1124 ; Great Western, 714 to 1 ; Mid land, 130 to } ; Lancashire and Yoshire, 114 to } ; Caledonian, 122} to 123} ; South Eastern, 811 to 1324 ; Great Eastern, 43 to } ; Great North ern, 128 to 129 ; London and South Western, 94 to 96 ; and Metropolitan, 108} to 1094. Few transactions have occurred in Indian, Cana dian, and foreign railway securities, and prices pre sent no change. Grand Trunk of Canada and Bombay and Barods stocks are dull. ORDINARY BRAUN AND ITV Bh. I Pd. I =MAIL r i ;: ing ,k4 4 : Bl l i gs r: IV' Bins.,WoLa Wow Val 100 BIAS and Tsai all Iselom,Bllll.o 100 Bristol sad Butes_ .100 Caledonian all lawn sod Blades ill 'Cornwall all Do. A . 1 • nods. mail]ll all Do. 11 pe. impstd to B. all Datiln sad 6~ June all Diandse,Parth,.lc•biln 11,dlaburglisad Gisigow IM ,OLssgow sad B. Wasters 100 Grist Eastern Ord. W. 100 Do. • nook 100 Do. Z. Ann. Mk., No.l 100 Gress North of dcollamd 1100 l Orest Moralism 1100 D 0. • .) • rso. ao dlr. =- 100 Do.BICBOp. e. lipoid B 100 , Cit. Booths Walt ars ) 100 Great Western 'loo' Do.Btorir Irs1.01•01,11 ; 100 Do. Mouth Wake 100 Do. W. Kid.--411n1srd 100 Do. Do. Newport 1100 Do. Do. Hineferd 1100 laocashlre & Yorkshire r n In 124 'lOO Loudon and 111sekwall 100 ,loo.,DclOtn,Bt&Coost 100 Loodou.Matoa.lDov ' lOO .Loodoo& North Wain. 100 LooloodSoutbWoolarn 100 :Ioan.,llhatot Limbob all Ilaryport sad } CarMs, I Do. Do., Nam 100 all lgotzopolltan ,100' Do. Now 100 La. $l Do. New 1100 Do Biro, It Darby ell Ind. 01. Wo. all' Do. e Nom W led Loot 14 11 Nartat 1100 Do. Idln..Perth,Dand. 100 N. Nootona--Bondok 104 Do. O. N. IL Pam 100 Do. 1 100 Do. .ork .... 100 1 Do Carib& W, Do. 6t00k.41 4los L 9 ( Do. do. 186648 10 Do. do. 180041.- 100 North London ri De. New 100 North Stadordshlre 1 I all N. &8. Western Jane 1100 Scottish Csateal 100 ! Boasts' NIL Aber Mk 100 Scottish lildlaad all Shrewsbury & •100 100 floa Shr Tge i v re oa C nice 100 Booth dashers 100 8. Yorksh. & River Dan , all Staines, Woklaghat.dta 1 100 Tad Vale 10 TS Do C lit 100 Vale of Heath N. 100 Victoria Stn. & !team' U. 1100 Waterford t Illkotuy St 109 West Cornwall St. 1a ,W.liartlo/ limb.* ti 1111111/1/1 700 110.-011n—ltali.wars. 101i707. et. 100 II 10 10 1 109 all 10 W , 100 100 ,1 15100 100 1011 St. 100 00 100 1 1 St. 100 1 &Dude& IX. Lwow', I Boun.Bv. & C. 10.g.6p.c. I Do. 1 Sham Buffalo et . Lk. Harm! Tio7rriterii;3• Bud., ltrantok Galen& 6 p. a Bits. Aug.l, 11111 Do. do. July 1, 11173: Do. do. Juno 1,1474 Al. a !Limier's bp.e. g.' Cope T. a Doektly. a g. Deueoror,7 ip.e.por.red East. Bmspil gu. 5 do.. Best Indian go. 6 do.. Do. J Extension .1 'Broad Trunk or Coasdo; Do. Equlp.lll.B.,6p.et I Do. lit pref. Betide.. Do. do. dawn* Do. and prat. 800de.. 1 Do. do. deferred; Do lad prof. Sock .. Do. do. deferred, Do. 4th :oaf. Stock .. Do. do. deferred, Orval Indian Pentneols. Do.pup. 6 per mot. De. New do Gt. 8. of India 6 : 6 p. et I Doat per — o — ell: Do IGL Wetarn St Canada guar. 6 p. cont. Do. do. L i o De. de. do.— , Do. 161111 Web. Corp. 6 per e. Bd 11461). and Hoban's By N.Bronet Coach. A & N.ll..ofCea.6p.o.lstp.S. kind*. pa. II per oaat. l i Do. Deihl do. Do. do. do. Do. Punjaub do Do. Indus at.llot. do I JOINT STOC No. IL I Bead& Do. New _ I Do.t in fi o. de pay. 1e73 1 Do. d do. 18774 Indian eh, Limited, Do. New Si: ,100 It. 100 et. 102 10 2 St. 100 SO all 10 all 81. 100 Lk. 100 Ot. 100 10 ' 2 St. 100 St. 100 II it 10 li 85 lif 106 107 4 4 44 128 119 138 149 127 131 89 81 Ili 72 48 60 85 40 99 101 114 1145 68 67 ISO 194 58 40 lir liti 94 96 641 665 1081 lie} IX} 170} 100 191 112 U 24 26 104 1071 66 66 11 1 Ni 125 130 116 N 9 10 pm T 8 pm 118 123 1 13 pm 75 76 10! 11k 134 118 K 66 61 $6 12 Ste 11 a 150 lei 91 99 sk 4 9 Pa 33 33 110115. 42 i36 - . I 39 i _ ni 101 li 6S 37 100 101 idia pm 4 e 7 0 K 109 P 6 94 62 b• MI 14 111 112 111 26 1 6 -.. 104 10 IEO I ... UM -. 811 2 100 e 1100 .... 101 1001 19 , 1 19 74 No. lU. I BULL IPd I CL prfosa. i /kW. . 42,000100 Agra&llastormaes, 26 'L) 00 1 - - - * 0001 60' Do. New .W. 90 0 .1 , --.- - 22,000 1 , leoa - - - 10,0001 60 Al If Oedial - 2p,000)100 AllianosLoe.etliverpool- 26 86 37 ,35 4 6 10.040 100 Do. Now 1 16' 810 pa 324 2 14.000 100 Do. lamed at 20 pm ° lO .- - I - 100,000 10 Anglo Auatrian ' 0 I i ADM i 64 10,000 . 20 Angle Italian ,Ilmitod ; i 6 11 utills - 12,600 40 Auatralaals, I all I 67 00 I - 7,60) 46 Do. New l ID 22 24 pm - 12,607 90 Bankof BrittshColumbtal 16 I par ipso - 10,000 25 Bank of bap% ' all 261 071 - 6,600 100 Bank of London I 50 i 155 160 - 16,000 10 Bank of Otago (Ilualtod)1 6 10 0444 - 10,000 100 Bank of Queensland (1 )110 I 6 $ dls - 10,000 00 Bank ofeictoria,Auatztal 26 I 18 89 - 6,000 100 Bank of Wales Jam.) ••, 10 1 7 4 01 a -. 50,000 10 Bank of New Zealand , 8 7 Bpm - 60,000 20 BraAllian&Portninese(l 110 2 11pm - 10,000 60 British A Californian tL I 6 10 Os UN - 10,000 60 British N. America , all 44 46 - $2,200 50 C. Bk. liiiiiii,A us., China, all lot 14 3.21 id 7,800 30 Do. New ' all 1 11 lb pm - 20,000 26 .Chart. Mer. of **Adm ' all I 57 56 - 10,000 25 Do. New I 120 87 $9 pm - 10,000 100 ,City l6O . 173 116 1151 15 11,010 100 Colonial - 10,000 25 Cora. Bank of India, &c !16 3 8 pni - 800,000 10 Cooseldated Bank (1 ,I 4 14 0 po, - 6,000 190 Coot wintal (L) 2O 4 2 JD, -. 80,000 60 last London .I.lalltait 111 I 1010; 6 60,900 . 20 .laatera Etchange:Uss , 3 'Ms ipm, - 16,030. 20 ifaag.ScoL&AuLeharkL 1 all 10 21 1 - 40,000. 60 English and Swedish il. 16 li 0101 0 - 40,000 60 European Bank(Lineted 10 1 1 dial -- 13010 601 Do. New 10,400 100 Elindeen.Chlna&Jap.(L:, 25 2i *pm 21 I 10,000 100 , Do. New ' 18 11 nem - 12,000 100 Imperial Bank, Malted' 20 10 12 pe, - 8,000 100 , W. New - 10,900 60 Imp.Bk.of Chuni.itc.,iL 11 1 11 2.ldia - 136,000 20 'lmperial Ottoman I ill 61 614 es 151 25,009 60 ante. national Bank (I ;, 15 7 6 dl. - 6,0u0 16 'llorual I all - - - 200,000 20 Land Mork*. Ind* ll ' , 4 1 Ipw 41 20,000 60. Loa. lik .of M e sleo,&c.lL' 6 1 VINO - 10,000 100 Lou. Bank of Sootlaad,L! 18 6 $ illsl - NA* 100 London and Brulhan . r 40 idle 2 poi 600 1 6,00911'0 Lon.B.Arres&R. Plato LI 60 012 pea - 20,000 26 1 De. New, W. at 11 pm 7i 10 20pna .- 1i,900 100 Len., Bit., .8 8. BWf. ‘L, , 22 6 6 di. - 00,900 20 Loa. Ch. Bank of Anita.). MI 231 24{ - *OW 60 London and County lO es II es} 70 6,900 100 •Lse. llasabg.Con.Bi.iL :, 13 21 lidls -- 10,001 50 'London Joint Stock.. ... 10 64 40 45+ 10,900 100 Lon. and Northern (Li 10 7 4 dis - 90,000 20 Loodou& South African! all 19 8. 191 id 6,000 100 Lon. AS. Western I Lim. 20 1 2pm - .5,000 100 14161 & Westminster 10,000 100 Merchant Bank(ilm.) l7l 8 4 pea 101 20,900 00 Mercantile & lfiehaniL 1 10 1 1 pea 104 I 20,000 .5) Do. New I 71 Par f p` - 10,000 100 'Metro. & Prov. dank (L. 119 Ulla par 19 184 ... - 100 Do. du 110 - - 91 80 6,900 190 Ifldhual Bank (Lim.) IIO Idle par - 10.000 100 .National of Liverpool lO 41 Sign -• 16,000 20 N. Pre. of England, New' It - - - 15,000 20 'New South Waled I all 42 44 421 3 60,000 10 New Zealand (Limited) 1 par fpm - 50,0011 90 North Western 6 3 6pm - 40,4997 26 , Orlental Bank Corpora all 50 U - 10,000 60 Provialitankingeorp.(L 6 if 1141s t - 19,000 100 Provtnc. dlreland . 16 80 91 - moo so seisas,sus,.,assaliici l 10 1 llpa - 16,0900 $6 ,south auricalta all 33 $7 - 10,000 SS South &atom (Lin.) - 10.000 100 Mend. of B. IL Africa 4,460 100 . Do. do. - 10,000 35 Unica of Allatralla,Stffli all 60 51 - 111,000 101 Palos of Iralsod aka )22 24 14clis 1 - *OOl Id Palos of Loads, iis 40 61 161 I.l4.lCkiii. No. IS. I DOCKS lr d ICL prlses.T Sass. ItotTkg3 - 62. - 11PritidVreargdla.i100 136 138 136 12.000 10 Ganoralroatizar3ceki 6- - - 6,6711.4 St Loadoa.M.Latlaria. PI 68 II - DA at. 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Kos, akeool ekooer 110.0001 !7,600 b;uoo 11,000' 110.000' 100.1001 -- -- 10,000 i 111011126 l 160,8101. 177,000 L 10.0001 1 1 5001 60.000 100.000 STIVITU. 70,000 2v 000 ii'aii ii:iii I Sow __ )0,000, 10,000, 116,0001 SO 000, loomo nada) woo Likooo si?o.cloo 60,0001 1666000; /0,600 igooo to,ooo scow tion6 l skoool 17'1,000 1 10.000 1 6,000 60,0001 60,000 10. 60.003' 0001 11100' u.oos 60,0001 mosof SO 004 io;ao! 6,000 SACO! 20,000. 187,1761.; 00,000 20,0061 20,000 i .00,030: io' , 00& 10.0001 11l ON 00,040. 40,001 11,000, 10,0110' 1;800 i 37,600 /.1,0004 ii:iii 17,000 10,000 10,000 ♦M 6:7T0 16 000 : 100,000 t. 40.0001 FI,OIKo io.oao 14.9100 PAWL ' - 17.66 oc lo%) 11,560' 00,000 00,000 60,0001 WOW', 26,000, 10,000 10,000 1 00.000; DatlidiOalalp.ol,loll'loo Do, lick nil 1: Om. Gov. WM& 10 Daigle oll'alkalvs. Do.fperolllar.3 Doi per alJaa.ll 100 Do. 11 mul . ...loo oLum dpaat - 2 41 F 11000404 100 Do. do. 1801 11* Cog . ao.Nov.11•11.11p.ol 400 VIM 0.. 'lBlautlasa Ow at., 1873 1 110 Do. MTh 11011 Do. intim Nato/ 1:100.11par oat... 100 Ni, 80eaa. Dow. a pal +l* N.B.WakaGv.f p. 0.1801.1011 ! Do. 69. o. 1811 to 18701100 Now Do. 6 Zea 9. a. and p e el 1 to MI KO lar 100 Nova Nada Op. a., amt. 18181100 poonadoad Gov. e p. al 100 B.AoaLoov.op. a. Banda 100 Vla.OcarAlp.a.lao.*Jalylloo Do. do. 0 p.a.A011141100. 100 BRITISH MIN 10 4 10 4 Id! 14mb:1r Orr Gold. L Mtwara Clifford G. Coo. iTarlatiL) IDrako Dor. walls lime Barr (Moor lost awoke Ur Corn Bros Brat Gravel. Z. W. Raroll (Marisa.), Orstabler & BL Aubya, 'Great Lary 'Llmited) 'Orr Boar Toler O. W. for (Herr) 1 OreavUlo Horods Pool Morton Dorm =rot Piny Want), VaMy Ilford, Iran Ots 1144 +40W New Sera ortk Dower oral Zookoor . Wh. Barret (fflopa) North Tart Crotty Pd. la. prisms 4 .4 . . RO. tif . - I 51 10 116 . V 1111•61 &CO 2.7.11 91.85. 2 - 3 7 1 . 7 . _9. I in ' ao 1.8.6 xl. 4118•0111 14 14 26 29 6 ei SS 40 i 6 4 4i Fo 70 : 1 1t.6 2.3.0 7.1.6 106.7 lft 18.111 30.17.6 eAsoi 1,1101 10 rrorvoe (11. Waal) 613 . 31. 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Wareboos• (L (United) • G.Cralita ,Gen. &atm Naelfirdidei Homo& ..lolonial AiL(L) lindana'allay imp.&YatWt.Aaa (L) I Indian Carrying (Um + intarnat. land : radii( i Do. ap. r. ! Land faccuities (Lira; 'Load. African Trading Load.andCaledon. M. (1. , Load.Distelet Wag. (L) Load. Flima. MOO. (L 1 Do. New I land. G. Omnibus C. (L , Load. Italian, anfitai Loud. Her. Disoorint;L) I larid.Yrovincialllarinsl Madras intim a Canal 19 21 lam T a so 67 62 63 1 er a I 4pa ._ mi l ir 2 1 Cs Idb Idle par SP - - i 2 211 2 1 dim SI 33 108 112 108 11l II 3es 1 x ~. i le If idu i 4= 2 1 disl 4 4 13‘ 3 1 3 411 ti 1 3 It dla 211 14f If I Par If I poi, 7 0 Mal SS 17, Pti - 51 Par 1 iitm 6 poi I die 6 2db i Ple It I le Ms la lb In;estnimlt(L) Mauritius Insd,&e.(l.) Ilia `' .l4l. (L) Weal! Inn Works Natal Land& Col C. (L) National Da. Corm (L.) National Roundel (L) National Steam Nay. (4 NerboddaCoal a 'L) Do. New IN.ZeslandT.aLosui(l .1. Brit A astralasian(L) I I N. Sri t. at N wenn. In. (L ovaSeolantlandL Do. do. Oman MIAMI angora I 'Oriental Controardni(L IL)1 1 0,1entel Financial reinstall Om (Ilinl4I)1 Do. New ,OrkaLlniandOlmun(l) Otago it Sthlamllnvesai Ottoman Financial 'Ottoman Oas (Limited i hulausaa. IL !Deem (L) I Ile, New.. IPeelltlv.lnada Kim (L) 1 PenfmWars O. /Masi tiebrada L. B. M.(l Iran • mara!ri_ Do. New I rli t Wei. City Imam (1 )1 an Ditto ditto . I 4 Soyal Mallfileaa (e 0 Astra lasea. L 100 Kulight. o dteo.iL !See.lrinan,rli.pt ( e L.; IS. Matta M. la. (L.' 6 (south Australian Lead a3l Submarine Telarrapli 1100 Tel.Construc.is Main. (L MainesaMessey la.(1.)1 I 'Trust etAgencycatu . s.4 1 (T . L Co. of U. C 6 ITulted IC. Tele,. Co. (I. S Univess.llanuelas.(l 6 Upper Arent ies(Lka,l 24 Ditto Van Diemen'. Land , Warrant Vinance(l.lm lO , Matthias& Paella L . 10 Par Psi s I p9r at Pro Par B.= 9 8 ells Par v M a ll e r 9l B ia as ler n 1 2 U 17 pal 1 poi 1 . 2_9181 air 6 I Ms 99 42 79 V 18 10 pa 11 Id 4 V 29 U 26 14116 par 96 ff 190 125 "1 Tem 2 l i ldis 21 2 1 2 12 AS_ XL_ d i 6 pm dle pm 141. 1 1 %di. Par Wm II 16 17 P9 9 II 0010111 AL CIOVIIIIXIXT 1 1 / 1 717intilL • s) 108 Ur_ 1066 6 611 is l 41 a! 611 IN i MONEY MAREET,-(TILLS DAY.) Two o'OuxeL 1 The stock markets to-day show srfurtheralight but almost general improvement. The Bank of England return, being regarded as rather satisfac tory, has promoted the upward movement. Consols have risen * per cent., and most of the speculative foreign bonds *to f. As regards British railways, there is not much actual movement, but prices are decidedly firm. This is the fortnightly settling day. The demand for money is moderate to-day, but no transactions are reported in good three months' bills below 9 per cent. In the Stock Exchange the rate for short loans on English government securities has declined to 4 per cent. At Paris to-day, according to Mr. Reuter's tele gram, the Three per Cent. Recites opened at 6Mr. 30c., being fully per cent. better than yes terday. Consols are now quoted 881 to # for money, and sef to 1 for the account (Nov. 11). The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 881, ; ditto, for account, 881 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 861, ; New Three per Cents., 861, 1; Annuities, 1885, 14 5-16 ; Bank Stock, 235 ; India Stock, 212 ; ditto, Five per Cent. Stock, 1044, 1031 ; ditto Bonds, Bs. die ; Five per Cent, " sawed" rupee paper, 100 ; Exchequer Bills, March, 65., 10s., die. ; ditto June, 245. dis. The speculative foreign stocks have risen to per oent. Confederate Bonds have improved 1 per cent., and Mexican 1. Some of the present quotations are annexed, viz. : Greek, 221 to # ; Mexican, 263 to ; Confederate, 55 to 57 ; Spanish Passive, 304 to 3 ; the Certi ficates, 134 to 1 ; Turkish, 1858 Bonds, 68 to ; ditto, 1862, 691 to I ; and the Consolidds, 49 to 1. Transactions are recorded u follows :—Brazilian, 1863, 831, ex div. ; Egyptian, 96, ; ditto, second issue, 961 ; Greek, for account, 224 ; Italian, 651 ; Mexican, for account, 261, 1 ; Portuguese, 1856, dm, 464; ditto for account, 47, 464 ; Russian, 1822, 884 ; ditto 1862, 864, 87 ; ditto 1864, 86, ex div. ; Sardinian, for account, 824 ; Spanish Passive, for account, 304, 3 ; Turkish, 1862, 681, 691 ; ditto for account, 694 ; ditto 1001. Bonds, 691. International Financial shares are now quoted lf to * prem. ; London Financial, 6} to i prem. ; General Credit, 2} to * prem. ; Imperial and Mercantile Credit, 1* to I prem. ; Hudson's Bay, 15 to * ; Ottoman Soci6t6 Genic rale, I to 1 prem. ; and Anglo-Egyptian Bank, i to } dia. The steamer Seine, from the West Indies, has brought 408,000/. in specie. It appears that the correct quotation of the Bom bay exchange is 2s. 1 5-16 d., and not 2s. I 15-16c1., as reported in the telegrams published this morning. The former rate is 3-16 d. lower than that received by the previous mail, and shows a movement in favour of England. Only about 4,000/. in gold was bought by the Bank yesterday. There were no withdrawals for export The City of London, from New York, has brought 63,0001. in specie. The Calcutta telegrams mention that the rate of discount has been raised 1 per cent. Mr. H. Ledgard, woollen warehouseman, of Wood-street, trading under the title of Cash and Ledgard, has stopped payment, with liabilities for about 35,0001., and assets equal to about 2,0001. The latter are represented by stock and good debts. Mr. Ledgard's position being rendered difficult by the state of the money market, be determined to dispose of some freehold property, anticipating that the result of the sale would leave him a surplus of about 5,000/. The property in question realised, however, about 16,000/. less than was expected, and a suspension was accordingly determined upon. Mr. Cash retired from the firm about two years ago. Messrs. Edwards and James, the accountants, will investigate the books. Mr. Edward Coombe, of Mincing-lane, in the Spanish trade, has also failed, owing, it is stated, to the absence of remittances from two or three houses in Madrid, for whom be had accepted a large amount of bills. The liabilities, in conse quence of this circumstance, are understood to be nominally large. The Manchester &delfts announce the suspension of Messrs. Jasper Brothers, manufacturers, of Cale don Mills, Preston, with liabilities to the extent of about 22,0001., and of Messrs. N. H. Williams and Ca, of Book-street. The National Bank of India (Limited), esta blished last year in Calcutta, with au induentsal and wealthy proprietary, has opened branches in Bombay and London. The latter will be under the management of Mr. A. F. Hewett, late manager of the Calcutta branch of the Chartered Bank of India, Australia, and China. The Loudon direc tion will be formed of gentlemen well-known in London and India. The Loudon offices of the bank are at 12, Fenehureh-street. The Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 3,2261. over last year ; the Midland an increase of 6,1471. ; the North Eastern au increase of 4,1361. ; and the Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire an increase of 1,5151. We are requested to state that the connexion be tween the Humber Iron Works Company and Mr. Samuelson has terminated, and that Sir. George Harrison, Late of the Minima Works, lies been added to the direction, and has b een elected deputy-chairmen of the company, and will take the whole executive management of the concern. . . The prospectus of the Eastern Assent Company (Limited) 36 issued. The object is to purchase twelve extensive tea estates, described as already in profitable cultivation, and situated in the pro vince of Assam. Of the 12,000 acres, 1,836 are planted in tea gardens, varying in growth from one to fiveyears. The purchase-money for the estates and the plant and stock is fixed at 150,0001., payable by annual instalments, with interest at 5 per cent., extending over a period of three years. The capi tal is fixed at 250,0001., in 25,000 shares of 101. each, with a first issue of 18,000 shares. 6,000 of the shares are to be allotted to the vendors, and 8,000 of the remaining shares have been already subscribed for ; leaving 3,000 shares for the public. The list is to be closed on Friday the 21st inst. i . . The half-yearly interest is ;drertised on Riga and Dunaburg Railway shares. With reference to the market for American secu rities, Mr. E. F. fiatterthwaite reports as follows : Although there has been no greet activity in the Loudon market for American seetwities daring the past week, we have to record an improvemeat in United States 5.20 Bonds of 4 dole. ; and in such railroad bonds as bear interest pay able in currency, an advance of from five to ten permit. So little actual business, however, is recorded in the latter, that quotations are all but nominal. In railroad shares, Illinois Central show an improvement of about two dollars; but Erie. remain without alteration. _ _ . The arrival is announoed in the River Thames, of the Flying Spur and Falcon, both from Foo choo-foo, with cargoes of the new season's tea. The mails from Calcutta, China, and Australia, rid Marseilles, are expected to be distributed in London on Monday morning. _ _ The chip Fitajames bag [been taken up for the conveyance of government emigrants to Sydney. The return of the Bank of England for the week ending Wednesday, Oct. 12, compared with that for the previous week, shows the following changes : Oireuletica issue C26,916,945 Decresie £11,243 Oirealatias active 21,217.320 Decrease 136,295 !Olio deposit' 7,027.224 hiereiee 145,643 Other deposits Gireeenset securities in banking department 10,172,343 Nereus 424,692 Otherseeuritiee ua banking &pertnent Oolu end bullion is both depariaoc;ti — --- 13,036,293 luau's 8,068 Seven day sad other bills 557.014 Dearer' 5,188 The Beet 3.194,639 Demme 809,312 Notes in reserve Total reserve (soles k coin is honking deperftent) . 6,438,973 Leaven 144,378 This return has not been affected by the payment of the dividends, which did not commence until this day, yet it shows some changes of importance. The continued pressure for money at the Bank has caused a further increase of no less than 1,086,024/. in the private securities, but against this has to be set the diminution of 424,021. in the government securities (mdicating that the Bank have either sold or borrowed money upon portion of their government stock), as well as the increase of 145,0431. in the government deposits, and 1,474,567/. in the private deposits. The magnitude of the movement in the private balances is partly caused by the fact that the dividends due to the proprietors of Bank of England Stock have been transferred to this account (the " rest" having declined in the week from 4,003,951/. to 3,194,6391.), but, after allowing for this, there is evidence that the demand for money was in no small degree of a merely precautionary character, as testified by the storing up in the private deposits of a considerable portion of the sums borrowed through the discount office. The net result of these changes is an addition of 144,3781. to the reserve. The coin and bullion showing an increase of only 8,083/., though 176,0001. in gold was purchased by the Bank during the week over and above the amount withdrawn for exportation, it is evident that the withdrawals of sovereigns for the pro vinces continue. From the rapidity with which the private securi ties havtz latterly run up—the increase during the last three weeks being as much as 2,021,5211.—it is inferred that the Bank will be enabled to pay the October dividends with a comparatively limited draught upon its reserve, for the great bulk of this sum of 2,021,521/. consists doubtless of advances repayable at the dividend period. BANK 07 ENGLAND.—An and :Lk Vie., C. 32, for the week IBoe. Notts issued Account ponnant to the Act 7th ending on Wednesday, Oct. 12, L 26,916,243 PARTXMIT. Government debt.. L 11.015.100 Other securities . • 3 . 0334 . 900 Gold win and bul lion SUrsr bullion /26,916,24 S raornrciAL SHARI KAMM li 1 pm: LITTIirOoL, OCT. 13.—Great Eastern, Of—Gnat Wasters 71 3 4 I—Lancsahire and Yorkshire, 1131—Londou and North Western, 1111 1 12 3 I—Slam:heater, She Meld and Linealnahlre, 65c. 3—Midland, 1303—North Eastern Berwick capital Mock, 1 1073 63—South Eastern, kiljc. 24 I—Manchester, SbeWeld and Liocolnahire 10t redeemable 6 percent., I p.-11112086 Central 614 1 —Alliance Bank London and Liverpool (Limited 10; 10c. p.— 1 Mercantile and Exchange Bank (Limited!, 1 5.16 par c, 1 p.— National Bank of Liverpool (Limited., 43C. p.—North Western Bank :Limited. W. p.—British and Foreign Marine I (Limited', Shah. p.—impire Marine , 11 p.—Maritime 1 Insurance (Limited), S 16c.—Queen insurance, p.—Union 1 Marine ,Limited;, If p.—National Steam Navigation Company, 731 d. —Confederate Loan, 65 4 3 3. ItanCWWirtit, CRT. 13.—Then was a moderately fair bnalassa, and priors were Orin at thg clew. C. Carnwell and Co.. 6* p. —Great Eastern, 441 3 14 33 I I—Great Luxembourg, 9 11-16 33 x rl.—Great Northeru A, 1311 1 —Great Western of Caaada. 91 3-16—Greeks, 223—Great We:Lro, 70 $ 11 f I—lam:saline and Yorkshire. 114 , I—London and N orth Western, 1111 1 112 —Manchester, itherneld. and Linoolnahlrn, 651 s—Ditto MI Pref., p.—Metropo flan, 100$ 7 s —Midland, 1101—Smith Eastern, ni --Spealah PSAIAVOS, Al —Alliance Bank , 103 1 I p.—Confederate loss, 54 i—Edintargh and Glasgow, 96—National Steam, 74 d. BIAMINGR OCT.ll—Birmingham Railway Company sharer were sold at T 2; Birmingham New Union Mill, 11 ; and M Ulan Wagon, second Issue, if pin., were sold to-day, and storks shed as follows :—Birmingham GuaranteW., 71 lo 73: Booth Staflordehlre, 103 to 101 London, Birm i ngham, and South Staffordshire Bank. 6to 4 dia. Stourbridge Canal, 240 to 250 Birmingham Joint-Stock Bank, 33 to 331 Gloucester Wagon, llf to ilf : Birmingham Wave, 101, widen; Ulan Wag on. 3rd lune, s. 6d. to 2,1 . 9d. ; Birm ingham sandal, I to I 275. f pin. Midland Contract, 10a, pm., sellers. MIDLAND R•ILWAY.—MT. W. E. Hutchinson, of Leicester, a member of the Society of Friends, has pia been elected chairman of the Midland Railway Company, is the place of Mr. Beale. M.P., resigned. Mr. Ha chin. mos hes for some years been deputy.chairman of the coin. posy, and his place hen been take* by Mr. Price, formerly M. P. for Gloucester.— lfotringliain Joirnal. Tun MATLOCK WILL CAPE AOAIN. —Tba Derby Reporter says : —" We are informed os pretty good authority that there is another movement on foot for the reopenieg of this notorious case. A Ann in Manchester, it is said, have taken the mutter in hand sad are eedeavouring to In stitute sew proceedings re the ground of the documsete which were discovered so mysteriously at the remit isle of Mr. Else's furniture. It is stated that notices have already been served upon the tenants to withhold the rests from the parties into whose hands they would fell by virtue of the decision is the Hones of Lords." L 26 91G,U5 Dl Proprietors' Capital Z 14,5153,000 Beat momme Public Deposita kzebey., Bev. Bank; Com mie. of National Debt, sod Div. Acco;ants) Other Deposita 13.200.313 Haven day and other Bib Oct I/24534,200 L 1364. L 30.634.200 W. MILLER, Chief Cobbler. THURSDAY in:IMM Consols, which closed yesterday at 88# to for the 10th Nov., opened this morning at 88# to and after advancing to to 88# to # closed at 88#, " sellers." For money the last price was 88 to 1. The official badness report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, fur money, 88#, 1, ; ditto, for account, 881, g, g ; Three per Ceuta. Reduced, 861, 1, # ; New Three per Ceuta., 86#, 1, 86, 1, ; India Stock, 212 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 103#, 104, 1031 ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1866, 97 ; ditto Bonds, 125., Ss. dm. The India Five per Cent. Stock was steady. India Bonds were dealt in at 12a. to Be. die. Vie March Exchequer Bills were dull at lls. to 6s. dia., and the June at 25a. to 15e. dia.. In the foreign stock market an improvement took place at one period of the day, but it was not supported, and the closing quotations in a few in atanoes were above those of yesterday. The Con federate Loan improved 1 per cent., and Greek Coupons and Spanish Passive Bonds i. Turkish Consolides were rather flatter. In the market for bank shares there wag a slight reduction is Imperial Ottoman, International, Lon don and Brazilian, Oriental, Scinde, Punjaub and Delhi, Albion, and Alliance, the latter closing at 10 to 1011 prem.; but London and County Bank rose 24, and soma improvement was quoted in Bank of British Columbia, East London , European, Dank of Hindustan, Standard Bank of Africa, and. London Bank of Mexico. Hudson's Bay shares were steady at 15 to 1, and Egyptian Trading firm at Ito prem. Na tional Discount have recovered to 71 to 81 prem.; and Joint Stock Disootuit to 4 din. to prem. Oriental Financial shares were firmer. but National Financial, Berlin Waterworks, and Van Diemen's Land showed heaviness. The shares of the financial companies were in better demand. International and General Credit rose 2s. Gd. to 5w ; Imperial Mercantile, ss. to is. Gd. ; and London Financial, 15s. Credit Fonder and Mobilier shares were flat. Atone period International touchedli prem., "buyers," and General Credit, 2g prem., " buyers." The closing quotations are annexed, viz. : International,ll to I.R prem.; General Credit, 21 to prem. : London Financial, GI to 1 prem. ; Im perial Mercantile Credit (amalgamated), 1 to prem. ; and Credit Fonder and Mobilier of England (amalgamated), 2 to 21 prem. Anglo-Egyptian Bank shares closed at to die. ; and Ottoman Socieft.4 GthMrale, It 1 to 1 prem. 'Victoria Government Debentures declined per cent. MINEB.-(THIS DIE) Two o'Cusew. This being settling day, very few transactions have taken place in mining shares, and prices in most instances are quoted the same as yester day. Great Laxey are officially marked 151, and Great Vor, 28, being fiat. Foreign and colonial mining shares are quiet, and quotations unchanged. An extraordinary meeting of the West Canada Mining Company (Limited) is convened for the 20th must, "for the purpose of receiving a report from the directors respecting the piircha‘e of a pro perty in Canada, and of resolving on the increase of the capital of the company by the creation of new or additional shares of such amount and on such terms, by way of preference or otherwise, as the company at such meeting may determine. TUN LADY'S REPNNTANCR.—II2 the life of itr. Raffles, just published, the following story is told in ace sexton with a preaching journey in 1814 :—" On our way from Wem to Hawkestoeis we pasted a house, of which Mr. Lee told me the following oesurrenos :—"A young lady, the daughter of the owner of the house, woe addressed by a man, who, though agreeable to her, wa disliked by her father. Of course lie 'MX& not consent to their Onion, and she determined to elope. The night wes fired, the hoar came, he placed the ladder to the window, and, in • few minutes, she was in hie arms. They mounted a double horse, sod were soon at some distance from the hones. After awhile the lady broke whence by saying, 'Well, you see what • proof I - have g:vcri you of I my affectioe ; !hope you will make me • good bullhead.' H e was a surly fellow, and gruffly answered. ' Perhaps I may, and perhaps not.' She made him ao reply. but, after • silence of some minutes, she soddenly exclaimed, ' 0, what shall we do! I have left my money bottled me in my room.' Then.' said he, we must go back and fetch it.' They were sons again at the house, the ladder was again phoed, the lady remounted, while the illnatured lover waited below. But she delayed to come, and so he gently celled, 'Am you coming? when she looked out of the win dow, and mid, Perhaps I may, and perhaps not then shut down the window, and left him to return tipnn the double horse alone. Was sot that • happy thought on the lady's part--efamaas joker INFLUENCI OP IRON ON VZORTATIoN. —A curious discovery haa recently been made regarding the influence of iron on vegetable.. On the chalky shores of Prance sad England, where there is an absence of iron, vegetation has a sere and blanched appearsees. This is entirely removed, it appear., by the application of a solution of the sulphate of iron. Haricot beans watered with this suletance acquired an additional weight of 60 per cent. Walberries, peaches, pears, wince, and wheat derive advantages from the same treatment. Ia the cultivation of clover wonderful advantage* have beva gained by the applioation of the sulphate of iron on wile Tame it is de emed to produce an early crop. The material is of 00INS• cheap, and the quantity applied mall. All the wake fall ing around the blacksaiith's anvil should be saved for the land—they are worth Sc. a quart to gardeners. No fruit ie so much benefited by iron rut in soils as the pear.—New York paper. -&1h. CIPARTMINT. CloverzuDent Seca- cities including Dead *eight An- Deily) Other *poultice Notes Gold sad Silver Coln 740,048 f : .1 t ' , ' I' 1 i , i Lee- Lin ITO* la. Pa 150* lOUs 1111. Dor ate Q•_ me by herb b 7 la 'J ti r' 1 I .