The Express. — London, England, 1862-10-24 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Before Mr. Commissioner Fool,lanque.) IN RE CHIRON. -APPLICATION FOR RELEASE. The bankrupt, a foreigner and described as a general wen:haat, applied for his release from custody. Mr. M. Abrahams opposed, and urged that the bankrupt, bving a foreigner, only sought to obtain his discharge in that be might go aliroad, and so evade his creditors. Hi. Honour, alter .. looking' . through the papers, said ho did not see anything in the awe to warrant him in refusing the discharge. He could not lay it down u a general Nit: that beCILUSO debtors were foreigners they were there fore to be kept in custody. I:elesse panted. 11.1 1111 PICINETT. The bankrupt sru • draper, of Whitmore-place, Horton. lots *AS the sitting for examination ; but the accounts la% ing only been recently filed, and the assignees requinog DIM to look into them, an adjournment was ordered for that purpose. The debts are 2,200/. ; assets of trifling amount. Mr. Bagley appeared for the usiguees. IN HZ HIM ♦ND DOUGHTY. .... . . The bankrupts were coal merchants, of Guildford, Dorking, and other places. This was the sitting for examination and discharge. The axounta, prepared by Mr. Smut, show liabilities of 3,5004, with assets of I,scar. Mr. Dowse supported. Mr. Thompson, for the a...signees, did not oppose. Mr. Linklater opposed for a creditor, and asked that the bankrupt should be required to furnish additional accounts showing how their la►ge deficiency of nearly 2,0004 had arises. His Honour said it was important that the deficiency should be explained, and adjourned the examination for that purpose. IN RI JOSEPH PICKERING. The bankrupt was described as • contractor, of 35, Bridge-street, Blackfriars, and of Burmese-house, Soares bmok. This was the sitting for last examination. It ap. ',eared that the bankrupt bad been sugared in several large rdl way woi ks, and was also the contractor for the execution of the Swansea Docks. He owes to unsecured cre ditor+ 26,9904, and to s•reditors holding security, The assets given up to the assignees are stated at 4507., and 921/. of bad and doubtful debts. The property held as security is returned at 57,5311., and consists principally of Witney Railway shares, and an award of upwards of 29,000/. made in respect of the Swansea Ik,ek contract. The largest unsecured creditors are the exe cutors of the late Mr. S. Treadwell, for 11,7001. Lioklater ' for the assignees, asked for an adjournment for two months, which was ordered. MIDDLESEX SESSIONS. (THIS DAY.) APPEAL DAT. The adjourned October sessions, for the healing of peti• boos sod appeals against convictions by magistrates and against parochial assessments and the law of settlement, commenced this morning at the Sessions House, SAnctuary, Westminster. before W. H. Bodkin, Eeq., Mebtant Judge, Henry POlllllll4 Esq., Chain:WlN sad a full bench of magistrates. THE A MEASMENT OF THE REFRESHMENT DEPARTMENT or THE GREAT EXHIBITION. In the cases of Constant Veillard and Martin Guaira sgaind the churchwardens and overseers of tit. Mary Ab bate, Kensington, and Francis Edward Morrishagainst the same, there were no leas than nine appeals against the as 'mamma of the refreshment department of the Interna tional Exhibition to the pooh rate, the lighting rate, ge neral rate, and sewers rate, Mr. Tindal Atkicson, with whom was Mr. Poland for the appellants, on account of the importance of the case, applied to the court to name a day for taking these appeals. The learned Assistant Judge said the magistrates would hold a special sitting on the 12th of November next for hearing these cases and the other opposed cases. serrsii.to•inar ♦ CONVICTION FOR INDECENT EXPOSURE IN EN , iNGTON-GARDENS-HIPPOLITL REYNARD ACAINS{T • CONVICTION OP 1111. TTRWIIITT. The appellant had been convicted at Marlborough-street police.office, and sentenced to three months' imprisonment as a rogue and vagabond for indecently assaulting and ex posing his person to two young girls, named Eliza Dean sad Annie Bland, in Kensington-gardens, on the lith of June last. Mr. Poland supported the conviction ; Mr. Taylor was for the appell►nt. The conviction was confirmed. and the defendant at once taken into custody, and committed to the House of Cor rective. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) ESTM IN sTER. CAUTION TO DIALERS IN VALIJABLZ PROPERTY. Jana Ward and Botert Gifbert were placed at the bar, the former charged with stealing and the latter in 'idles aad abetting him is carrying off some valuable property from the house of Mr. William Gibbs, 13, Chester•torrace, Chester-square. Prosecutor said—l am a watchmaker. At a little before last evening the prisoner Ward entered my abopand asked me if I had • gold watch to sell at about 10 guineas. I rose from my seat and took • use of watches out of the window, and thee showed him one at 15 guineas, but u he bad men tioned 10 guineas I also showed him the gold case of an unfioished watch at 12 guineas, thinking that that perhaps might suit him. He took one in each hand and was comparing the sizea, when be suddenly turned round and cast his eyes towards the door, mod soother roan who had been conceakd in the door-way of the next house suddenly ap• peered, and thrusting my shop door as wide open as it would go, the prisoner ran out with my property in his hands ac companied by the other man. I hastened to the door and called ":itop thief ;" prisoner and his confederate ran to- wards Elizaboth.street, and a neighbour and I went in pu ck. I followed and overtook Ward, •ho had the watches. Henry Pratt, bootniaker, Chester-terrace, mid—l heard the cry of stop thief, and saw the two prisoners leaving my neighbour's door. 1 followed and to o k Gilb er t. Mr. Punter—How did the prisoners get to the station? James Townsend, poliee-constable 2:54 B—The prosecutor and his witness brought the prisoners in custody to the station themselves, where I received them. I produce the watches. Mr. Paynter—llow did you get them! Constable—l was about to search Gilbert when Ward said that there was no necessity, as he was innocent, and produced them from his pocket. Mr. Poynter—Did Gilbert say anything ! Constable—lie said he was innocent. Prisoner Wanl—l your worship; he's quite innocent. Gilbert—l wondered what they were a taking me for. Prisoners were remanded till Tuesday. W OM,SH I NSTREET. EXTRAORDINARY ASSAULT BY A TRADESMAN. No-Aolts, a respectably-dreated nun, carrying on the business of • boot and shoe maker in Edward rued, Grove-road, Victoria Perk, was charged with violently assaulting and stabbing Mrs. Sarah Mansfield, the wife of another tradesman. Mr. Abbott appeared for the complainant, who stated that she resided in the Roman-road, Old Ford, Row sod about 4 o'clock in the afterno o n l e ft a t th e s h op o f defendant • small account for bread due to her husbaod. Oo returning that way so hour afterward% she called for the money. Defendant then, without any remark. took hold of her by the shoulders, and pulled her through the shop into • back parlour, from there he forced her through a doorway, and on reaching a fight of , stairs he flung her heavily down them, at the same time saying, "There, you that will do for you." She wa s I completely stunned by the fall, but recovered in • few minutes, sod endeavoured to escape from the house by the way she had been dragged into it, but no reaching the par lour she found the door locked, and the defendant's wife there, who refused to open it., although implored to do so ; by stratagem she eventually got into the shop, and rushed to the street-door, but that also was locked, and defendant sprang towards her from behind the counter with • clicker's knife io his hand. Ile made • blow at her. She raised her right hand, and received the point of the weapon upon it. She screamed murder, arid dashed her other hand through a pane of glass; • polkas-constable came, and defendant then opened the door. Mary Ann Coiling, who accompanied the complainant, and observed through the shop window all that could be seen, corroborated this evidence. K .191 said that, having been fetched to the spot by • little girl, he found the dour closed, and Mrs. Mansfield, who se band was bleeding, banouttht him to release her. Sh e was io a state of great excitement. Defendant, upon Perceiving him, opened the door. Evidence was called to rebut the charge, arid show that the wound was inflicted by accident in a struggle ; but Mr. Cooke expressed himself satisfied that this was with. out foundation, and ordered the defendant to be impri soned fur the full term of six calendar months, with hard labour. On an application afterwards, made by Mr. Beard, de fied:int wag allowed the option of paying a 20/. boo, and euteno g Tutu recognisances of tit.V. for nine months. WANDSWORTH. Maria ROBBINO A BLIND WOMAN. Jaa'rY. • married woman, whose husband is in full employment, was charged before Mr. Denman with committing the following disgraceful robbery. Mrs. Emma Atkins, a widow, who is wholly blind, siding in Putney, stated that on Friday last the prisoner *Arne to her on a visit and stopped to tea. After she had goofs she missed • table-cloth, sheet, and • piece of twill. The prieoser pleaded guilty and implored his worship to have mercy upon ber. layman told her that her conduct was exceedingly unitelesful, to go and rob a poor unfortunate blind woman. The proescutrix said they passed, as she thought, • very comfortable afternoon together. Ile Mr. Layman stating that he should remand the poi. Boner, the prosecutrix burst into tears, and prayed his woe. THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 24, 1862. ship to be lenient with her. She said that she wee so very *37. . - An assistant to Mr. Stewart, pawnbroker, of High street, Putney, produced the sheet and twill, and mid the prisoner pledged them for 4s. 6d. on the 17th inst. Pohce-coestable No. 135 V maid he took the prisoner into custody at her lodgings, and she produoed the table cloth from her box. Mr. Dayman told the prisoner that he should remand her for a week, and the only chance of her being leniently dealt with was by the articles in pawn being redeemed in the meantime. The prisoner wns then removed. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE (BY ILIOTRIO TYGROILIII.) N 0 RTHA LLERTON MEETING.-(THIS DAY. ) GRAND STAND PLATE. Queen of Trumps Grimatone ... Fanfares,. ... 5 ran. Ran 20 minutes behind time. TWO-YEAR-OLD SELLING PLATE. T.Y.C. Antar, Boatswain, Aslenge, Ripley, and DevoteeMohere, XORTHALLERTON HANDICAP. One mile. Bernice, Prologue, LoogahotTGrimstotie, 11;t7a — p, — Fairy King, Lord of Linos, Tithoniva, Deceptive, and Weather. wise are here. AINDERBY PLATE. T.Y.C. • Eidolan, Rec luse, — air William Wallaoe, Fairy King, MethodiA Parson, Antar, King Charming, Lady liana, Deceptive, Daniel O'Connell, Jenny Wren, and Belay Copeland are here. TALLYHO PLATE. Two miles. Jessamine, D'Onay, Clark, Skyrocket, Fanny, Lucy, Liverpool, Jingling Jenny, Mystery, and Annabelle are here. OTHER Anatvat.s.—Birdfinder, Maid of the Mist, Queen of Trumps, and Tommy Jones. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MA RH-LANK.-(TH18 DAY.) The weather to-day is very fine and seasonable, with a moderate breeze from the north west. The gale began to yubside yesterday afternoon. The supply of English wheat since Wednesday is very short. Flour limited. Barley a little increased. Malt and *ate short. Irish oats none fresh arriving in addition. The foreign supplies of wheat since last market are extremely short. Barley none added, and oats only two or three small parcels. A few American barrels of flour fresh up. Other grain next to none reported. To-day the attendance of buyers is again very small, but holders are rather firmer than on Wednesday for English and foreign. Flour also exhibits an improved tone. Barley.-Malting qualities improving in value, the weather being colder. Other aorta firm. Oats.-Arrivals extremely short, and prices rather higher to-day. Beans and peas firm. Tares needy, 7s. to Bs. per bushel. Seeds. -Linseed and rapeseed rather easier. Cloverseed and trefoil held for more money. FLOATLNO CARGOES quiet and few on sale. Witur.-English: Essex and Kent, white, new, 425. k 505.; ditto, fine old, 58a. to 605.; ditto, red, new, 42a. to 46e., ditto, fine old, 565. to 58a. ; Norfolk, &c., fine old, -a. to -a.; red, new, --e. to -s. Foreign : Ms. to 55.1.; fine, 55a. to 57a.; extra, 58e. to 6 '25 .; Konigebe.g, 48s. to 53a.; ditto, extra, 53a. to 57a; Rostock, 50e. to 52..; ditto, extra, 565. to 565.: . Mecklenburg, 56e. to TAL • Uckermark ditto, -a. ; Amencan white, 50s. to 58a.; d itto, red, 48a. to 505.; Canadian, 49e. to 51s. p.FLET. -English mal • ig, 345. to 38s. ; fine, 40a.; grinding, 265. to 275.; and• distilling, 29e. to 30a par qr. ; foreign grinding, 24e. to 28a.; ditto (bridling, 28a. to 33.. MALT. irk Easex and Norfolk, 59a. to 635. ; fine. 6 35. to3e. to 658 e. 7a ;Kingston and Ware, 65e. to 685.; brown. atm.-English feed, 21s. Od. to 23.. Od. ; potato. 25e. to 275. ; foreign, 225. to 26.. Bamin.-English tick, 38s. to 40s. ; harrow, 39s to 43.. ; pigeon, 38.. to 395. ; foreign, 325. to 36 5. ; tick, 365. to 37.. ; Konigsberg, 38.. to 39.. ; 3 21- to 341 . Pia& -English boilers, 40.. to 415.; w to sod blue, 40s. to 435. ; maple, -I. to -a.; grey, 36.. to 381.; hag, 38s. to 40a. ; foreign, 34.. to 35e. FLOort-English town, 44a. to 464.; ditto fine, 475. to 515.; country, 42.. to 435.; Norfolk and Suffolk, 375. to 38e.; French, -a. to -e. per sack ; U.S. sweet, 27.. to 301.; Canadian. 27.. to 30s. ; Spanish, 30s. to 41s. INDIAN Coors.-White, 30.. to 325. ; yellow, 28a. to 30s. Fwarnio Canopus, all C. F. and 1.-Wheat Berdi. =ski and Marianople, per 49211*., 445. to Ms. ; Ghirka, 44a. to 475. ; Polish Odessa, per 4801 b.., as. to 44a whits. 4Ss. to 50a ; Danube and Galata, 395. to 425. ; Egyptian. 32.. to 34.. Barley: Egyptian and Syrian, per 40011 m.. 24.. to 255. ; Odessa and Danube, do., 245. to 255. Beans : Egyptian, per 4801be.,305. to 335. Maim : Odessa and Galats, per 49211*., 31.. Od. to 32.. ; [brad and Bulgarian, per 48011*., 31s. Od. to 325. ; French, do., --a to -a. American, do., 29.. to 30s. ; Egyptian, -a, to -a. BMA-Canary seed, per qr., 38s. I. 545. ; Hemp. seed, p er qr., 38s. to 421.; Mustard seed, per bush e l, white, 4.. to 7s. 6d. ; brown, Bs. to 9s. ; Linseed, per qr., crushing, 6M. to 625. ; Linseed cakes, English, per too. 111. Os. to 12/.oe. ; American, thin, in brls., per ton, 121. Os. to 121. 10s.; do., in bags,lll. Os. to 111. 10a; Baltn-, Of. to OF. Os. ; Marseilles, 101. to 10 1 . 10s. Rape cakes, 6i. Os. to 71. ; Tares, per bushel, winter, 7s. to Bs. Od. ; Rape seed, English, per qr., 645. to 721. ARRIVALS I N TO LONDON FROM OCT.** TO OCT. 24. Wheat. Barley. Data . tio2llsWanllicc;ta: . 610 940 1 !fish: 20670 2d.:03 6650 }lour, English. 520 sacks ; 10 - reign: 4330 125220i5. MINCING LANE.-(THIS DAY.) SUGAR.—Then is a steady, but not an active demand at previous prices for West India, other descriptions have also sold at the former curreu, y. Bengal, middling white, Henan*, 445. ; Madras brown native, 295. 6d. to 30s. 6d. ; Singapore brown, 3ls. to 34.. lid. ; low yellow, and middling gray, 345. 6d. to 38e. 6d. ; Porto Rica brown, 34.. 6d. to 36.. ; gray to fine yellow, 36v. to 41a. 6d. Refined con tinues unaltered. _ Corns—For the lower qualities of plantation Ceylon prices are about 6d. per cwt. lower, the finer sorts selling at firm prices. Triage, 63a. to 79.. 6d. ; fine ordioary and low middling, 80s. to 83*. ; middling to fine, 84s. to 925. ; pre d, berry, 90s. to 955. ; native Ceylon, good ordinary sod COCOA. —Trinidad has sold at firm prices: gray, 545. to 58s. ; red, 60s. to ?Rs. . . . . Tie.—the public Isles am progressing without spirit. Tayeham oongoite sold at a slight decline. Other sorts are unaltered. Hicc.—Abort 10,000 bags have NMI] disposed of, chiefly cargo Bengal, at Bs. 3d. to Ba. 6d. ; a part white, 1 la. htl. to 12a. hies are reported. Fgurr.—A full amount of business has been transacted, and generally at full prices. SALTPETRE. —This market is inactive. Carron.—:ioo helm sold at firm prices. JUTE. —Business has been transacted, but particulars are not given. HEMP is dull of sale ; a parcel of inferior clean St. Peters burg at auction was bought in at 381. 104. TALLOW MARKET.-(THIS DAY). The market is steady, at the subjoined prices :-Town tallow. 455. 6d. net cash ; Petersburg Y.O. on the spot, 46.. 6d. ; all the year, 475. to 475. 3d.; December, 475. 3d. ; January to March, 475. 6d. ; March, 475. to 475. 93. -- HIDE MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) LEADILVIIALL-Hider.-Pricer : 561 be. to 631b5., 2ld. to 3d.'; 6411*. to 7211*., 3d. to 3Ad. ; 721 be. to 801 be., 41. to 44. ; 8011 e. to 8811*., 4d. to 4411. ; 881 be. to 96Th.., .I to 54.; 96th.. t o 1041 b e., 51. to ; 104th.. to 112 the., sid. to 51d. Horse hides, 9s. to 10.. 6d. Calf skins. light, 2s. 6d. to 4s. ; 6e. 6d. REHMONDRIT. -Sheep skins, polled. 7s. 9d. to Bs. Od. ; half-bred., ss. 6d. to 6s. 6d. ; Downs, 4a. to Se. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Mews. Petteaden and Smith report that the market for amend well-grown hops of all descriptions is very firm, and the late advance fully maintained . Three-fourths of the eoloury portion of the new growth is already sold. 4: SC. St. St. COAL MA RKET.—(TH IS DAY.) Walls Eod Hatton, 17s. ; Walls End Braddylt Hatton, 18a. 3d. ; Wall s End Hewes Hall, 18s. ; Wane End Camino, lde. 3d. : Walla End Kellen, IS.. 3d. ; Walls End Eden Main, 17s. dd. ; 17a, 3d. ; West Hartley, 18s. 3d. ; Bebelde Hartley, 18s. 3d.-Bhips at Matt* 25. AccIDENT TO • SOMNAMBULIST.— Yesterlay morning, shortly before 7 o'clock, • most pain ful accident happened to • man Dam d Robert May, wed 3fi years, who was occupyi ng apartments at Mr. 80l's boarding-house, No. 40, High-street, Shadwell, and who was discovered frightfully mutilated under the following circumstances. The sufferer was about to leave England for New Zealand, and bed paid for his Forage in the ship Chariot of Fame, which left the London Docks yesterday afternoon. He had been drinking with several friends until a late hour on the previous night. He retired to rest in one of the bed-rooms on the third floor, and nothing more was beard of him until the time above named, when one of the servant& proceeded into the yard and dia. covered the unfortunate man lying upon the stone flags bleeding from • wound in the bald and other injuries. A medical man promptly atteuded, and found that the poor fellow had received an extensive fracture of the skull and compound fractures of both legs, with extensive contusions over the body and limbs. He was at once conveyed to the London Hospital, where every assistance was rendered, but the injuries were such that slight hopes were entertained of his surviving many hours. Last night at 9 o'clock he wan unconscious, and was sinking rapidly. The police subse quently made inquiry, and it was ascertained that he had been' subject to sleep-walking. The bedroom window was found to be wide open, and he must have fallen about 45 feet. Inspector Allegan searched the room and found 9/. 4s. 6d. in cash, with numerous memorandums, showing that he was a Dative of Belfast. SHARE LISTS.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Owoi. The railway market is flat to-day, and several of the leading stocks have declined. Midland has receded @ per cent., Lancashire and Yorkshire and South Eastern 1, Great Western I, and Great Eastern 1. London and North Western Caledonian, Great Northern, and London and South Western are steady. London and North Western stock is now quoted 921 to 1 ; Great Western, 661 to ; Midland, 1271 to 128 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 101 to 108 ; Caledonian, 1111 to 1 ; South Eastern, 841 to 86 ; Great Eastern, 44 to ; Great Northern, 123 to 124 ; and London and South Western, 991 to 100. Lombanlo-Veuetian Railway shares are quoted 4 11-16 to 13-16 prem. Great Western of Canada and Sambre and Meuse are flatter, while San Paulo have improved. UNDINANY BAAS.= AND BTOCILS. 811. IPd I 11.41tw6n. I Closi terday. yng prices I tiales today I es to 1 pm. 131 all ltls.,Wotaetour Vat 8 8 4 - 8t 1118 1 aGkes.Jamt -•-• •• .. 25 all klylk and Tyne.. 10 all Illoaosi.liksabda WAX it 81 - St WS BMW and Bola BO 88 87 St. 100 lOaksicolaa - 60 sil Cork sad kamitm.. - - - 20 all OarowaU - 10 all IDo. •I • ooTiv. amble 1 2 - 10 sill Do. B 1 p.a. Is pada B. I 8 - 60 all !Deals sad Be *ea 41 a - 25 all , Dend.,Pristb.* Abd.Ju. 124 St. 109 Cdlaborghted Gime°. 60 111 82 124 82 10 ell fortis and Clyde Aloe. - -.- Bt. Da Glimpew aS. Mestere 104 100 ... M. MI/ °rest kastern St 100 Do. A Stock._ 41 43 46 e • - St 1011 Do. Nast Anglian Stk. 224 121 - 8t 100 Great Norther atomism - - - St 100 Great Northam - St. ila Do.A / Area. oodiv. on 126 127 1264 St 100 00.8 f tlltlpct. ill paid 11 Ist 136 - St. 100 Gs. South si west. ,lre. 104 108 - at .00 ,Grelt Wasters St WO 1 Do.BtoorYaLGua.6t.k 64 66 - St. 100 lisacoahlrea Yorkalr 108 1084 108 St, 100 ibiodoo sad Blackwall 04 874 624 St. 190 1412..Betibler e... tri , LCos 122 124 - St. 109 lowidsme. A 41 42 - it. 100 Loudon& k North Nemo tDor 924 4 0 4 1 104 ail Do. itilitbs - - - 3t. 100 LoodoollMotithWeeke 99 100 100 991 16 au Loodooderry&Colewsla - ... - St 100 Do. and Limiskille - - - St, ICO 11e5..1114412.4L10001a5b 881 281 It Ilstropoillao. - at too all Mama ..-.. l. 12 81 1281 8 1111 s 45.4 Do. Now 414 pm - pm St. 10 Do. Arm.* Derby 94 100 - 50 all lild. Gt. Wu. are.) - .- 26 all Yid Kent - 100 all Newcastle and Carlisle -. ... .- 10 9 Newry& Anceykda - 20 100 all Newry Norfol .Warrewp. akm -.-. St. k - - - St. 100 North NMI& St. 100 Do.rdle.,Pertk,b . tad 271 toi St 100 North Demo Nall. di U - - - St. 100 N. Dugoss-Borwtok . 86 WI Do. G.N.LPare - - tila - die St, 100 Do. Leeds - - St, 1110 Do. York ..... WI 89 2, 81. 100 North Ismd.o - 10 6 Da. N ew Par ; pra WI 131 North Staffordshire. 10 all North&l.Wistentl am 101 61 - St 110 %MUM Nara - St. 100 licoMieb N. IL Aber.ll4ll 4B 49 - St 100 goalie ledlsod - - - St. 100 Shropshire Union - 10 ail IlitNagbourisetkibeerti - - St, 100 Booth Demo 33 53 - St 100 iloath Boston Bt. 109 South Wales BB 89 - St 100 B. Yana. a Rime Due 97 4 - PO Woldnglim., all Stalose,l4. 7 - 26 .21 lkooklem 1 Datilagiou 98 89 8 -. 20 16 Ditto ditto - St. 100 Toll Vole - 60 ail Ulster .......... - 25 1 /a Do. 12 /4 Do. ....... ...- Vis Pm St. lel Vale a Neva la St, 100 Victoria 88n. & Pimlico 141 143 - 20 all West Cornwall 3l 33 - 8t 100 • W.HartlepoollSarb.dlil - - - St. 100 Wast likilao4--Ostord 42 43 - 80. 100 Dino Newport 36 37 - St. 100 , DOM Hanford 95 96 - °GLOM AL 00VIZNIFTJAT 1110011 TIM No. I SMOLA I Pd. 1 CL vetoes. I 841 et. .... .. °mem' p. 6,1977411 to. MIN Me 1061 ...• •. Do. 8 per eLlots&Aog, 100 101 108 ... Do. 6 pit olMar.ellep. Ile 108 108 2,914,2113 .. Do. 11 per cent. 666,6011 j.. Do. kper eant.ln. nook 100 68 100 •••• I CagODNoVe4OO6.lOOO 11173 100 100 111 11 lin 11 3 11 do. do 1890 100 11! 114 de 1391 100 114 116 111.080 .. New Bransw.Gov.ol6. et. 160 106 107 1064 —.. .. N. 6.Wa15e6T.69. 4.1696 100 101 102 .... .. DAS p. a 1871 to 1876, 100 101 In .... .. Do._ll p. 0., 18138 .. New ! amen d 'per cent lOO 110 112 1ia,4190 .. Nova gootia 6p. e., 1275 1 100 107 108 73.000 .. Queensland Gov.6p.esist WO 106 110 1004 .... .. m..tust.Gov. 61.. e. Hoods 100 104 111 .... .. Vlc.oov.6p.c.Jan.6.July 100 .... _ Da. d 0.09.0. April s u. 100 lOn ER 1084 8 69.171911 MINNS. Na 18h. I Minna I Pd. ICL prises I Wee. 74009 2 Cambrian Con. Gold, L 1 * Ipm 14 2 NI 24 26 1,016 .. De a l. c."l o. Coo. (favlstli ) 1 480 000 60, 1 Ewa Clogau Gold (Um) ss. 8 Ipm 1 C 41 6 m 1 .. aut ism oind llamet . (lllogan) S. .. Mad Cana Brea 1 46 4 *7 14 4 id 0 . LWl6.ll.umel(Tarlatt )W.16 6 111 • 661 .. Grumbler & ID. Aubps , 671 12 14 4 .. Great South Takla' 6,608 .. G. Wit. Vat (Haleten) 4O ti 64 zd 6,000 Grendll• 1,014 .. Herod 6loot W. 12a. 40 62 zd 6.000 .. 'Dayton Doirns 4413.6 d 21 1 6,000 .. lady Bertha 1.18.4. f 696 .. tztre v t . ill . 7 Want) 9l 134 ad 9,000 a. 40,002 4 Mwyudy Irma Ore I L IWs par 11,400 North Downs 9600 .. N. Prances (111 o) - - 4061 .. N. Kb. Bamot (pasi) 21.144. 3 34 6, .. Nortb Masai Crotty 4 Par Cow. (ilt. Blazes) 0 4 1.190 10 Providence (U. Want) 10.5.7. 46 te 11,000 .. Sortrldgeoo6. Min. Co 1 612 .. 4. Oaradon OIL Clean lf 410 1 4NI I - - 6,000 .. S. Cana Brea (Mogan) 401 tes0 . . i . 8 2 Tiatr W. nrk lrarka suA L(lllogsa m.c ) 1 13.18. 0 1, 1 1 02 106 1 6,000 10 Tin Cro ft WOOO .. Vale .0 Tow.)) 188.61 0, West Basset ( ). . 11 134 144 166 Mt. er(tlt) 6 40 46 471 woo, I„, r oM il ...... w ij ta . Carad st i nkv. (Li Ba rd) ) i t 180 34 ,0 .50 .2 86 t1 zd 711 ad 6, .., Db. Edw ard (C 62603010 71 1 1* • LOU .. VT IL KIM, .on. Want, 2.0.6. 8 2 4,800 .. Wheal Ludcott 910.8 11 114 111 1 '.1.2.1 .. W. Mao Auntliou.w.., , 8 14 .6 1.040 .. 1 114 Tr•laweer (1., 7 17 18 —. 11011.11111 N MIN/IN. No. I Ilh. I l l l9BO. 11th I CI. palm. I Balm 10,000 90 Australian 1400, 1 IBon Accord, Undted all 1 5 BrazlL Let 11.0o.(L1m) all 1 2 I 26.000 2 Copula Silver 12,000 60 Co ooo 20 Oop b ia ra po (1.1 m.) .. 16 Coppm ell 7 21 IS 6 10, — 74000 1 Dun Damtsin Copper all 1 64000 5 East Lel Rey(Lbalted) 1 I 4 p.. 94000 2 Fortuna (Idza.) 20.000 20 Omseral all 20 24 04000 2 OS. Northern C old Australla( c ag. i i 11 1 01 dl.' —. atooo l If NaPailda ( 12 614 16,0011' 5 Unarm sll 7 103 00 81 11 10, Luellant ali Idi 2 1 6 1 5 Mulqui la 100,t00 2 Mont. Aureos Brae Gold Min. Com.,Lam all 14 21 110.0 1 1 1 0 1 1 N. ablneC.oi • Aus.ll4 1 * s di. 1 6 10 4 ,0 0 00 1 2 6 9 PontebaudallvsrLead s/1 1 3 I 1 Santa Barbara Port Pblll 1 11 11 , Gold M 1 80;0001 1 flout Melt Austin. (Llss., 10e. om pm' 1 11,1100 10 St. John del Bey (Lim., u 6 00 1 — 61.174 26.1.. f United Meztoan all 6 6 51 worm I ‘ll..,thlos al m.).. . I' s t 4 — 44000 , 3 ltudanamstana (Una ). MI al i BRITISH POB9IBSIONB. &AILWATS. been Doc *C. ~ s.g.ep.e. Do. New ileugeloalebly germ RI Boff.,Drook./Oodonoh Iwo Dds.. Aug. 1,• 1 71 oodoroodby&C.lL.H Do. July 1. IC& Olio Do. Juno 1874. ditto Wool* & Rodons Caps T.lDook p.o.gua loam Bows' SEA Indian gua 6 p. ct Do. O. Idnausiou Do. H. do Grand Trunk of (*Dad! _ Do. 6 per ot. Prot. .. D0.666.fte1.6 p.ct.ilc. Do. 6 per at. Debeat De. pfr 66. Tk7. "tip: Do! t!.x 17L. ler - eii !Lam' PiiOi;i;.l Da Now Do. January, 1.964 . Bl S. d Lnaa g. e i t u Lt. 04.91•110anailk Do. Now Do.6p.cßdapay73, Ir. op p.at. Bda..pay. 78 In Do. dian 4 Branch landed Madras Goan 44 par 4. D . Al par c h i Do. do. = . l e ifeib.Corp.6 p. Main. and Hobson Bay. N. Brunawkin a Callao. dam b. asp. ab. Dm do. B nap. do. N. Z. a/ Canada 6 p. o. Baboda. gua b per cent.. Do. Delhi do. Do. do. do .. Do. ?ablaut., d 0.... Do. do. do D0.1nd.81..11c4.g.ap.0 &Using prices. I balm 66 68 1021 1631 4i &I e 103.1 fa U 70 79 76 79 102 104 106 107 104 ?0,4 10t1 107 1 1 pm 1_ Pal 211 24 04 00 65 67 30 82 41 U 29 U 29 31 106 . 106 I 1:: 103 - cm 1 In ltf a 7 ,lb. 111 102 99 91 92 1 94 i dill 1024 10% 97 98 1061 -- 1661 1041 1 121 I 103 } I COSP&IIItS. Ansto-Yeztosa Mat ttlautte &L Mail :• tustrallaa AgricuL Hartle Waterworks Bombay Ora, limited 1 Mt. & Mall Ma& r Do. B 7 vet a. Wfl lk& &wads read 02:Iff.of Irag&fhwelt Palace -05a.7Prelsrattse INV. it W. et. Peep. ladlaCottooAgency,L 0: I ocha & 6.111. .leetlivlialrilg.et Con. electric T tog. and A l t r .tvp.... leo. Bloom Navisati • , heat Shp (Molted) 1741x:r rent . Indian Carrying (L) . Italian Irrigation Canal UtelehA kW. Lee. Goa. Omnibus Co Warm Irrlgn. & Cana Vanier. gx. Tel. (Lint lotions' Discount Co Yarbud•iacoal.t Irnni I. Vatharlan&L 8 p. o.prl Y. Brunt it N. Boot 1.1. Y. Wit AnatralAalan wirattni pan Do. New Wort in. WAIL (Vv . • Ottoman Oat Peal &tem Lend & MIL eenta._snd °WI'S. Stowe Do. N. QuebradaLL BAL&3I.(L; Karnes, :roe Do. N. Rio deJan. city Im.(L Do. do Royal man Steam lentil& Amt. Inmates loath Australian Lan, Submarine IV. Scrip . De. do. Iteelstartd Do. do. — reletgraph to India (L. r. & Ag. of Aust(L) tr.l frustetLn.Co.U.Consd Un. Kingdom t.. (L.l lan Monson'. Land 60 52 S S 3 I IS 06 104 106 I 101 103 pat Pm 101 106 00 101 IORKION JUJIWATIL W Antwerp s *MAW JAM 111 B ha. U. g. 10 7 p.a. all Bab's& . Belgian I. Jaaan all Bethel to Oraliniesaa BO 'Canna= Wm* Ball all all DI Dan* Rhenish all .Baniera of hence all Gt. Central of all Gt. Lusembg. Coast. 8h all Italian Junction all Lake Constance et Bale all Ilene ana Turnhout all Lyons and Geneva all Marla ADSOIIi• all Nam bp.o. .dtLiepLll nmW y the Do.Prf. Rattner. !Northam of lf Do. New Shane all N.Rall &Ayres g. 7p. c d ell lg ;Norwegian Trunk Yr.L 19 'Ottoosaalimyrnakldin) all i parla, Lyons. and Medit all Paris and Orleans all 'Recife and S. Francisco Teraina hnoo) g. 7 p. a all lLigs and Dumb's" an 'Royal Danish all all D 1 10761 Swedish o. 7 pet cent. all ;amber and Memo all Do. per cent. Prat )g.7percL 18 &Anat.& -Venetian 10 8.R.01 Portugaliperct p • goutharn of France 4 Turin and Savona all West Flaskten all I De. 14 per amt. Prof all .Weeli N. W. el hence JOIIIIT STOCI Ti n i 'till I I K ipi gi7 5 41.1 14". 14} 14 Si Si SO 21 40k ilk i die i Pm • iu die 40 47i , 41 43 1$ 18i IT 19 i t Of 10 Of los vis st s pat ii i i ln I le die 71 7f IS u* 21 ti Intim Wee& 88 82 le 8 pal ts sa to m 97 100 L aw' 60 62 J itPm Mt Mt 93 96 61 43 191 tO} I I .tio I I 11 pm, 1 0 db 881 $7 Sol $6 76 Sl l i Pan 841 li-Po3 s 78 BO Si 3 1 Pas $ 48. e 2 8 w 81 pm 83 80 47 49 } dis i pm A sa PROVINCIAL 89. LIVIIIMOOI., OCT. 23.—Bales to-day :—Great Eastern (la te East ern Counties', 451—Lancashire and Yorkshire. 104 London and North Western, 94 —Manchester, Sheffield, an Lincoln shire, 381—South Eastern Stock, esi I—Great Eastern Five per Cent., New, 104—Birkenhead Stock, 89—Buffalo and Lake Huron, s—Grand Trunk of Canada, Ile—Great Indian Peninsula, 1044—Illinois Central, MI ft d.—Erle, in.aisesament, 341 — &lade, Delhi, 103. Maiimmerni, OCT. 41—Market steady, with a moderate gene ral business, Great Eastern, 40—Great Ship, Bs. ed. Great Western of Calmat, 141—Great Western, 681 t —lllinois Central, stl & Ditto, paid up, 01 Sol S—Lancashire and Yorkshire. 10111 Manchester and County Bank, p.—Midland, lYtt e tl es tr: York and Erie, 311—Routh Banters, 1161 —Bank of M bi p.—Manchester and County Bank, New, 11 p.—Enicenhead, lin I—Sambre and Meuse, 10—Metropolitan, 81. 811011:401901, OCT. t3.—This market was quiet to-day. OMIT Western stock was quoted, sellers, at 1211i-Bheflield New Five per Cent. Preference at I din —Wolverhampton Oss New at 81 p Wriningbam Old Mills at 91—Birmingham Wagon Company shares at 821 per share. There were buyers of Birmingham Gus, relayed stock at 701—Birmingham Canals at 931—Droitsvich Canals at 190—Birmingham Banking Company shares at "NH Dudley and West Bromwich Banks at s—Wolverhampton and Staffordshire Banks at 9}—Sfetropolitan Wagon Company shares at 1 p.—Birmingham New Union Mills changed hands at 21.. 114 Sdoier share. -- 1 - .0 . (1 - initiTlier. 23—Three per Cent. Consols, Nov. 10, ilif New Three per Cent. Stock, 911, 08—Ditto for account, Nov. 10, 911 93—India Pir c i(er Cent. Stock, 1081—Dublin and Kingstown Four per Cent., I —City Dehens. Four per Cent. of 021. ea Pd., 87—Bank of Irelan (Iva. paid,, Z2-11ibernian 151. paid). 4.31 — National Bank (NA paid), 761, for account, 761 Royal Bank 101. pad), Wl—Union Bank • Limited) ( 71. paid). 7—Atlantic(Limited) (101 paid), 11--Belfast and Northern ()aunties Rot. paid), 441 — Dublin and Belfast Junction ,501 paid„ 421—Dublin and (1001. gild), 06—Great Southern and Western stock (TOti rb p e td„ 1041,105, foe account, 1041-31 Mid Great Western Halve. (25L paid„ 2W, 26 for account, I%l;26—Great Southern and Western Your pa Cent. Perpetual (1003 paid), 9Y Irish North Western Five per Cent. Perpetual taus A) (101. paid), 101, 10. The works in the interior of the cathedral of Notre Dame, which were resumed on the 17th of August last, will not be terminated before the 20th of December next. The building will then be re-opened for public wor ship. The closing of the church was necessary from the nature of the repairs to be effected.. More than 200 work men are at present employed in repairing the arches of the nave, the chapels and pavement, in fixing the iron railings, and in restoring the windows. SUSPECTDD MURDER AND MUTlLATlON.—Consi derable excitement has been caused in the usually q uiet district of the Thorne Levels, during the past week ( says • Manchester contemporary), by the discovery of the body of a female in a ditch, under very suspicious circumst•noes. On Thursday last, as some children were gathering black berries on the edge of a ditch which separates the farms of Mr. H. W. Godfrey and Mr. Charles Making, on the Low Levels, in a very lonely spot between the Low Bank sod the Hatfield Waste Drain, they saw an object which caused them to call the attention of some labourers in • field adjoining, and, on their reaching the place, they were horror struck to find the body of a female in a very advanced stage of decomposition. She was lying io the bottom of the ditch, with both her arms cut complets4 off, and they were nowhere to be seen. No weapons of nay kind were found near her. Information was at ones given to Sergeant Gibson, of Hatfield, who proceeded to the spot. Mr. J. J. Littlewood, surgeon, of Thorne, was also sum moned to make a professional examination of the deceased. Her name and addressers at present unknown. As inquest was held at the Black Bull Inn, Levels, on Saturday lest, before Mr. Merratt, the district coroner, but, after bearing the evideece that could be produced. it was adjourned to the 4th November next. From the depositions taken, and from certain other facts which have come to the knowledge of the authorities, very little doubt is entertained that the deceased met with her end by foul means- The Polies are taking steps to find out her name, and where she comes from, end also the whereabouts of the suspected moraine, and it is hoped their aorta will be eseeeedul. prices. • 4 23 24 Si 44 ji cite ;64 67 1 or 100 11 6 1 20 0 16 1100 112 109 111 * 5 4:110 i pin 100 1 * pas dim 03 * 2* A * 1* 1 1 Pol 4 it dia . It It II 1 1 P O4 i ti 2t 3j 5561 10 ti 11 1 11 I 8 54 1 pm. 461 1 Pm , 74 62 65 75 13 16 .‘ , 5 I 1 18 1 20 Ws 6 0 28 281 Pis •6 1 6 1 57 132 147 32_ 34_ .1 i - - f 1 Ms }di* * Ha i Ms I Pro lii 12i pau• MARKET& MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLoci. The funds have been rather weaker to-day. After declining per oent. prices are now quoted I lower than yesterday afternoon. English railway stocks, in several cases, have likewise given way. As regards foreign securities, the only feature of in terest is a further decline in Turkish Consolidis. At Paris to-day, according to Mr. Reuter's tele gram, the Three per Cent. Recites opened at 72fr. lbc., and after touching 72fr. 20c., were last quoted 721 r. 7e., or i per cent. higher than they closed yesterday. Consols are now quoted 931 to I both for money and the 6th November. The official busi ness report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Console, for money, 931, ; ditto for account, 931 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 92i, 92; New Three per Cents., 92, 1; Red Sea Telegraph, 211 ; Bank Stock, 236; India Five per Cent. stock, 1091, ; ditto, for account, 109 k ; ditto Bonds, 325., 295. prem. ; Five per Cent. " enlaced" rupee paper, 1051 ; Exchequer Bills, Juno, 19s. prem.; ditto, March, 20s. prem. The foreign stock market is rather quiet. Atten tion has been chiefly directed to Turkish securities, In the morning there was an increased demand for the scrip of the new Turkish Loan, which was dealt in as high as 11 prem. ; the present quotation is 1 to 11 press., being barely so good as at th e close yesterday. The Loan of 1858 is fairly supported, at 70} to;, while the Consolides are heavy, and have fallen to 38 to 1. Russian scrip is quoted 11 to 2 prem. ; Venezuelan scrip, 3 to 3i prem. ; Portuguese scrip, 21 to 3 prem. ; and Peruvian scrip, 11 to die. Italian Five per Cents. are firm. Transactions are recorded as follows :—Chilian Three per Cents., 78 ; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 85} ; Egyptian Seven per Cents., 901, 91, 901; ditto second issue, paid-up scrip, 90, 891 ; Italian Five per Cents., 721 ; Mexican Three per Cents., for account, 331 ; New Grand►, ex overdue Coupons and hectares, 101 ; Peru vian A Scrip, 11 dia. ; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1853, for account, 471 ; ditto scrip, 21 prem. ; ditto, paid-up, 461 ; Russian Four-and-a-Ralf per Cents., 93 ; ditto scrip, 2, 11 prem.; ditto paid-up, 951, 1 ; Sardinian Five per Cents., 831, 84 ; Spanish ditto New Deferred, Three per Ceuta., for account, 46} ; ditto Passive, 211, 22 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1858, for account, 701, 1, ; ditto scrip, I, I, it prem. ; ditto paid-op, 691, 1, 69, 1 ; ditto Guaranteed Four per Cents., 1021 ; Venezuela Three per Cents., for account, 291, 1 ; ditto One and-a-Half per Cents., 141._ 'Dui }inform Pun Two. Consols are now flatter, at 93/1 to I, both for money and the 6th of November, and 931 to i for the December settlement. The principal feature in the Stack Exchange yes terday was an advance in the Anglo-Turkish Loans of 1858 and 1862. The price of the latter of course includes the proportion of accrued dividend due in January. In that month there will also be a draw ing of the Bonds of 1862 for redemption at 100, while in the case of the Loan of 1858 the drawing takes place about a month sooner—namely, in De cember. The anticipation of these events seems to have contributed to the purchases which have been in progress for account of the public during the last few days. A notice from the Ecuatorian Commission of Agency intimates that ou the occasion of the pay ment of the half-yearly dividend already advertised as receivable by the bondholders on the 31st inst., there will at the same time be issued to the holders of the coupons which became due on the Ist No vember, 1861, certificates representing the amount recoverable from the estate of Gutierrez and Co. of Guayaquil. This is in accordance with a resolu tion passed at the meeting of bondholders on the Bth July last. About 62,000/. in gold of various kinds was with drawn from the Bank yesterday for exportation. The first sitting in the case of Mr. Z. C. Pearson, shipowner ' of Loudon and Hull, took place in the Court of Bankruptcy yesterday. It was explained that there is a very strong feeling in favour of winding up the estate out of the court, but the creditors, before agreeing to that course, await the report of a committee of investigation, just ap pointed. Under these circumstances it was agreed that the sitting for choice of assignees be adjourned till the 11th of November. The Great Western Railway traffic return shows dis week an increase of 2,9681. over last year ; the Lancashire and Yorkshire, a decrease of 2,942/. ; the Midland, a decrease of 4881. ' • the Great Northern, a decrease of 7171. ; the North Eastern, an increase of 1,3401. ; the Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, a decrease of 1,8871. ; the North British, an increase of 1811. ; and the Great Eastern, an increase of 444/. At the half-yearly meeting yesterday of the Orien tal Bank Corporation it was announced that the re dictors have ordere di the payment of an interim dividend of 1!. Gs. per share, and a bonus of 108., together 11. 15s. per share, being at the rate of 14 per cent. per annum, for the half-year ended 30th June last. At the half-yearly meeting of the Globe Insur ance Company, held yesterday at the offices in;Corn hill, Mr. Sheffield Neave in the chair, Mr. Win. Dent in the deputy chair, it was announced that arrangements are far advanced for the union of the Globe with the Liverpool and London, which was established in 1836, and is one of the largest and most successful of the insurance companies. The arrangements adopted are officially described as follows :—The business of the united companies will be carried on in the premises in Coruhill, under the management of the combined boards, and all arrangements as regards agents, dzc., will be care fully maintained. The advantages proposed by this union are stated to be " the great saving in working expenses in two offices of such magnitude, and still more the improved results to arise from the greater extent and more diversified nature of the consoli dated fire, life, and annuity business." The pro prietors of the Globe will have the option of taking stock in the united company or of receiving fixed annuities without partnership, at rates " which will give an addition of one-fifth to their present dividend." There will also be available for division among them "certain surplus funds." The united company will be one of the largest institutions in in existence. The Bank of New Zealand have lately established a branch in London, and it is announced that the business hitherto conducted by the Oriental Bank Corporation on their behalf is now transferred to their own offices, at 50, Old Broad-street. The first report of this bank was highly satisfactory. Since then a considerable accession of business has taken place throughout the colony. The general government of New Zealand and several provincial governments have transferred their accounts to this bank. A limited number of shares has been dis posed of in London. At the recent meeting of the Commercial Cu Light and Coke Company a very satisfactory report was presented to the proprietors, and a dividend at the rate of 10 per cent. per annum declared. It appears that the new chairman of the City Bank is Mr. Peter Bell, of the firm of Scott, Bell, and Co., Sir R. W. Carden having resigned. There have been a good many purchases of the shares of the Imperial Continental Gas Company— an association which supplies various continental towns—and the price has advanced from EA to about 64 within the last few days. It appears that the telegraphic communication with Constantinople is not interrupted, but is now working with regularity. The colonial wool sales are fixed to commence on ' Thursday, the 13th November. The fresh im portations up to the present date, since the begin- No IBb DAIIEL_ BAIfIL ANSI I* !Agra sad 11. flee. Bank . 0,000 10 AlllaneeLon.d.Llverpool Am ma aualaulasis 14NO ON' HO N Bonk Rant of of= S 10,001' 100 Bank of Queensland 10,0011 f 0 Beltran ff. America WOO N Char.Bk.Brla Columbia 11.100 N R Mi. Indla.kas.,Ub.” 00.0. • mod. at W 11. M, do ONO IN Clay 22,000 IN Colonial , 0.000 fill !Ono. of Canada 25 OW N I Ina.Root&ausi (TAW 10,000 100 Illaduan.China&Jap. ) 10,1,00 100 Imperial Bank. Limited 1 0 .0 0 lOU Loudon and Brazilian.. 60,000 100 Lou. B. Ayres&R.Plale (L 60.000 10 Lan. M. nank ad AOOOOl. 06,000 N 'Laden and County N ... 00,0101 'Laudon Joint Buick _A* BM Loa and Middkaai (L. VIIO AO Loudon & nouLn atrium lel lan. and Westadortar. 100 Matra. & Pro,. Bank (L 100 11.14*. al Borland ... 10 isirma Bank 11 Igo leFilt WAN . Willi Ikea( isomo kutel ion' g'il - ."?1 li_loestal Ban!! Vorpont Wit I eiic7.73l 11.72 T, nil 26,000 , 10 Do. New I S Wei 100 Provinelnl of Imam , /oath Anarslia )111 I 26 finial of Mistral. .• an 10,000 10+ Union of Inland (Um.). 11.1.00e' 00 Vales al Loads if en 100 •ll all 11 1 l 3 28i ?ling of last sales, comprise 49,048 bal es , Sydney, 7,477 ; Victoria, 7,666 ; Van Di 'a Land, 2,023 ; Adelaide, 2,046 ; New Zealand, 8,662 ; Swan River, 79 ; and Cape of Good 21,095; In additioi, to which there are about ft,l2 bales, sundry descriptions, chiefly Victoria and Sydney, held over from former sales. Of second hand wool there is likewise a considerable quantity, and if offered on the present occasion the saes may probably comprisebetween 65,000 and 70,000 bales. The following is Messrs. Culverwell, Brooke, and Co.'s report of yesterday's hide sales : At the twentieth series of hide sales for the year a mei demand was experienced, and for both dry and sidled lase adv•nosd prices were in some instances realised. East India-0x and Cow.—Caloutta.—Kips of ell seriptioos were in good request, especially mooed liadak, and mar all brought forward were mold at a general ad vance of d. per lb. Bombay met with a good demand at a large advance, say 4d. to I.d. per lb. Madras, &e., aim sold well. The analysis of the sales is 95.325 I.Xlcatte, sow parcels, 22,035 brought forward from former maim and 24,487 Madras, Bombay, do., in all 141,847 hides, of whisk 131,520 were sold. Fast India. Buffalo.— Those sold were at former prices. Leather was in good demand at advanced mem Astor Ban sold well. Belgian brought full prices. Salted Hides—Ox and Cow. —South American were all bought in. Australian realised very full prima ; and open one parcel of prime Sydney heavy hides an advent* al jd. per lb. was obtained. Cape brought previous rates. Wed Indian sold well. . Hules.—Weet lodian brought former geese Fakirs& Island realized late rates. St. Petersburg kips sold at Lek prices. Horse Hides.—Salted.--South American were weedly bought in. Berk.—Mimosa was not sold. lTiaCellate;al.--fisist.Lii;aswros, bought hs. Bide cut tings, fce., realised fair prom The result of the Elk sales is noticed as follows in the circular issued laid eveniug by Mews. Durant and Co. : The periodical public sales commenced yesterday and arc concluded. The quantity printed was about 1,000 bales Bengal, 5,000 bolos Chins, and 1,000 bales Japan, with shoat 700 bales Canton silk. Unfortunately the proportion of currently useable silk which the importers were disponi to sell at market quotations was small, hence although there a general disposition for business little was dons at the sales. Large arrivals are just being landed—about 4,000 bales China with 500 bales J which attract consider able attention. Large partials of Japan silk have bees sold duriiqg the week. The ship Matilda Atbeling has been engaged fee the conveymwe of passengers from England to Melbourne. The return of the Bank of England for the week ending Wednesday, Oct. 22, compared with that for the previous week, shows the following changes : Circulation issue Circulation active Public deposit. 5,944.238 Decrease 309.744 Other deposit. Government securities in banking depart Lent - 11,883,992 Decrease 300,000 Otheraecurities in ba th ing department Coin and bullion in both _ _ deputmente~ls,9l2,699 Damen, 317,561 Seven day and other bills 808,167 lecrease 72,775 The Rest Notes in reserve Total reserve Dolan kooin in banking dsparunsnt►. 9,099,369 Damao) 193,931 Both the reserve and the coin and bullion have again declined, but the alteration was not of suffi cient magnitude to necessitate any immediate cor rective on the part of the Bank. 059,480 Decrees, 172,466 MNK OF INOILAND.—As .11000101$ to tie Ant Mt and Bib Vie.. a 12. tar tie west ea WoJaisday. Od. 52. VAL —— - _ DIPARIMINT. Aar Lased tlS,raa• ar.. 811,0141111 Other seeorttlee.... ;MANI Gold eels sod bet. __ _ - io - a -- -- -- Ammo sts.rn.an SAJIIDIO DI =store Capita 414 1 / 4 663400 4006.2i3 Public Deposits (In cluding Tsang Bay. Banks, Co a Na ional 09,722,111.0 Debt, sad Dlr Aorta) Other Deposits 16,197,861 !knee day &Mother Bilk 909,167 020,60,tie Oct. 23, 1812. li 00•1110131•111 asous _ Mks (heeladlag Dead Weight An nuity) Other Severities Notes SAL ella Gold sad We Coln. 1.1111,50.11N1 ILUISHALL. Mid Cesialer. THURSDAY En:MG. Consols, which closed yesterday at 933 to I, bath for money and the 6th Nov., opened this morning at the same quotation, and closed at 94, "buyers. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 93i, ; ditto for account, 93i ; Three per Ceuta. Reduced, 92, A ; New Three per Centa., 92, I ; Bank Stock, 238 ; India Stock 227, 229 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 1092, ; ditto Bonds, 325., prem. ; Five per Cent. " enfaced " rupee paper, 10b3 ; ditto Five-and-a-Ralf per Cent., 112 i. Foreign stocks were firm. The principal demand was for Anglo-Turkish Bonds of 18b8 and 1862, which have risen per cent. The Cossolides, meeting with little demand, were dull, and im proved only Spanish Three per Cents. and Minnie and New Granada Bonds were inquired for. Italian rose if per cent., owing to the favourable course of the Paris Bourse. Other foreign securi ties have experienced scarcely any change. The progress of the works of the Atlantic and Great Western Railway up to the bth instant is embodied in the annexed memorandum : The telegraph is complele to Akron. The branch to Titusville from Corry in miles) is completed. The branch to Franklin from nearMeadville is nearly ready for the rails_ The main line from Corry makes rapid progress. The rails are 13 miles from Meadville, also four miles east and west from Ravenna. Rarcipts is September (60 miles) from Salamanca to Corry. 30,039 dollars. The amount of business in bank shares was again large, though not so extensive as yesterday. The tendency of prices in the majority of instances was still upwards. Agra Bank, Bank of London, Lon don Joint Stock Bank, Union Bank of London, London Chartered Bank of Australia, and Provin cial Bank of Ireland, were all better. Bank of Hindostan, Imperial Bank, and Metropolitan and Provincial Bank, on the other band, were rather fiat. hi miscellaneous shares the only change was an improvement in Van Diemen's Land. . - . Ocean Marine shares closed to-day at 7 to 7k prem. ;Thames and Mersey, 2 7-16 to 9-16 prem. ; Universal, 1* to li dis. • North British and Mercan tile, 161 to f ; Commerc ial Union, 1-16 dia. to 1-16 I prem. ; London and Provincial Marine, dis. to par ; Bank of Queensland, * to dis. - London and Colonial Bank, ltto if prem.; tandad Bank of British South Africa, 21 to 1 prem. ; Buenos Ayres Great Southern Railway, 1 dia. to par ; Metropolitan Cab, 1 to f prem.; and Canadian Oil,; to 1 prem. MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Tao n'Otocx. The mining market is rather inactive to-day. East Caradou shares are quoted 46 to ; Marke Valley, 91 to 10 ; Stray Park, 40 to 41 ; New Beton, 150 to 160 ; and Wheal Beton ' 165 to 170. Wheal Union are flat at 51 to 61 ; and Wheal Ludcott, at 11 to 1. Cambrian Gold shares have been dealt in in the Stock Ex change at 1 and 1 pram. ; East Clogau at 1 and prem. ' • East Bassett at 671 ; East Carn Brea at 131 ; Marks Valley at 9/ ; Wheal Buller at 471 ; and Wheal Ludcott at 114 and 110. Foreign and colonial mining shares are without change. Scottish Australian Mining have changed hands at 0 prem. ; United Mexican, at ; and Yudanamutana, at and prem. At the Bryntail Mine meeting yeeterday, the ac counts, made up to the end of September, showed a balance of liabilities over assets of 2811. A call of 4a per share was made. At Ningston Downs two-monthly general meet ing yesterday the accounts showed a cash balance in favour of the mine of 178/. 158. 4d., while the esti mated account showed a balance against the mine of 3901. 17a. A call of ls. 6d. per share was made. From Long Raike Mine (Oct 22), Captain F. Evans writs:—"The 70 east and west is laying open sloping ground worth I toe per fathom on an average. These levels are now suMdestly extruded to enable m to sink tripplot, which we have already commenced to do. The preesed value of the 70 east is 1 ton per fathom ; 70 west, I Pm per fathom. The 60 east is opening stoping_ ground far lead ore, and the 60 west is an improving Wm 'llse Aspen throughout the mine produce the unalgmatilies, and oar next sampling will be at least 25 tens. We have ructimed as engine, which will be erected for drawing and crueling." 11i! 9) t T _ W! 254 9114 e *ll 42 -. 1111 I 17 Ile as 11 ttli zd 7114 4 4 / IR No. 10,00( 10,00( 10,00( 67.00 10,000 654,711 C 6.00 , te,i)• _ 1.71 , 000 , 10 00 . 60,000 4,,41.111. 10,000 9,.<" 10,00. MAO 17,000 lu6cout 10,00, 29,76( 16,00 SAW 11,41) 110,00. 11,504 60,000 13 60,01 MOO( I Balm I lair