The Express. — London, England, 1866-10-15 00:00:00

i i ) 4g outd a t ILL' ice ea oat The id incur* I within letniner4 IL* et L. Iglu", . • daalie. I, sad 4: . Ina Wi t ' hn adjoara. I for thrie: oa agenand t, of Is pan. I the lattee atral houng IS, and the de poem fie' Wr. ag Wat the ki. ity ink and Lamers eons. r felony, sat ich they en nesters, sm. feloniously my from the ny, obtaining Its on polio& n$ found in krog • fokeyi i. Rumbalow, e very briefly id wen of the ontinued they to see whether ain't t lta the • i warty for then et appeared at advised tuna examined the W substantiate LiEtter, and aC the judgmed ljtuious to the ; Mr. Coops the defendardl dunce in Re. Ling at once to ito his ed uporg in about a fort. the defendam., IS renewed, and mind to call the ipy the time d "sure his lord. he had made, 2 -in-in 114 eat that that tams aediately pat as here shod b L admitted the% had been dose for the distriet uisance was Teti the inhabitants. Lent to find two tp for j of the Ts= nuisance wit i punished moil Id be no fustiest Waling a quirb the Pro Pat/ of to be impdeosei CLKRKENWELL. lIIRIOVIS ZSBUL! OP ♦ MOW. Joke Ifterpiy,TrOuTb-I;4;kirig fellow, !sheerer, was „u rg ed before Mr. Arnold with being drunk, fi ghting, and you lei n g William Clayton, at Cow-cross, Clerkenwell. The prosecutor, who is now an inmate of the Ithyal pee Hospital, Gray's-bin-road, was so M that he was g able to attend. Folios-constable Hibbert, 171 0, said that on Saturday *hi be saw the prisoner and the complainant fighting. ne went up and separated them, and whilst the cora pletient was in a stooping position the prisoner rushed _him, hit the complainant, knocked him down and him. The complainant was so very much holt that he was unable to stand, and when the was locked up he took the man to the hospital. C' e n ot r plainant had been kicked on the knee, and was at coc a admitted. He bad seen the name this morning, and e lte had tolthe men was unable to stand o to get out ned. O t h er persons witnessed the senul r t but they ewe Not in attendance. The prisoner said that he did not kink the man in the bee, his knee was Injured some fortnight ago in another eaL Idr. Arnold asked the constable if he wee certain that be law the prisoner lrok the complaintud The constable replied in the affirmative. yr. Arnold remanded the prisoner for a week, and con sisted io take bail, ens suret7 in the nun cd 101. The prisoner wee removed is *weedy. WORSHIP-STREET. • Finn was IMO 818 SON.-• IMO CAB). John Mangey, 13, was charged with stealing two sove reigns, the money of his father, • master baker, in Onestt-street, Mile-end. The father mid he bad no alternative but to prosecute lie son for he had been robbed by him before. lest ?tido night week two sovereigns were placed in a bra, which was afterwards locked and left in the Son parlour. On the following morning prisoner left the house and be had never since returned. His absence qu i c kly aroused suspicion. The key of the box was produced by the prisoner's aunt, from whose box it mast have been surreptitiously obtained, or afterwards restored, or there mast be • duplicate key. The money wild not then be seen. On Saturday evening witness met him, and preferred this charge. Hudson, 77 H said that the boy confessed to having pan more th an two sovereigns from the box and spent it. Wnen asked in what way he replied, " I went to the theatre every night, bought fireworks and mee seoff, sad paid ls. a night for my lodging." Witness edded—l think it right to mention to your worship that thi s lad was here about six weeks since for stealing U. fine his father, who, however, withdrew from the prose cution ander the impression that he would reform. He bed dm robbed him previous to that time ; in fan, within three months he had stolen about 131. from him. Primer coolly remarked that behad not anything to say. Kr. Ellison observed that the ease appeared one specially fitted for • reformatory. If the father wished ye would send the lad there for a short period, sad after wards allow another trial. The father thanked the magistrate, but expressed his saviction that a trial would only be fraught with further losa Er. Ellison then remanded the prisoner, that arrange ments might be completed for • full term at the reforms.. tap SHOCKING MURDER IN BIRMINGHAM. A man named Joseph Taylor, a whipmaker, was I dabbed on Friday night ao severely, by the father of • woman with whom he cohabited, as to canna injuries in way way likely to result in death. Taylor, who le a returned convict, has been living with a gel named Eliza Desmond for the last six months, emepyiag a room in Thorp-street, of which the bather, Dennis Desmond, was tenant, and of which • couple of illegitimate children of the woman's were also inhabitants. All the parties appeared to have agreed very well in their miserable abode until Thursday eight, when the father and the daughter's paramour =Le!the latter deeming it then advisable to leave . He returned, however, late on Friday night, sand was let in by the daughter, who made for him a bed on the floor; Desmond, awaking and finding that Taylor had re tinned, aimed a blow at him with a fender he picked up from the hearth. This wee ineffectual, but be followed it up by aiming out of the house his daughter and Taylor. They called &policeman, and with his assistance forced open the dote which Desmond had refused to open, and then mother smile was beam ; the policeman evidently re larding it as of an ordinary character, and not calling for 1M interference. The end of it was, however, that old Desmond, matching up • sharp knife, which he used in his lade of whipmaker, inflicted a frightful wound in Taylor's abdomen, from which the bowels protruded. Taylor was immediately taken to the hospital, while Desmond was apprehended and removed to the police-station in Moor land,. It being seen that Taylor was in a dying state, a megistamte waa sent for, and the dying man's depositions vete taken, and he died yesterday morning. Desmond, ebo is about 60 years old, was taken before the magistrates ce Saturday on a charge of stabbing Taylor, and remanded eatil Wednesday. ALARMING RAILWAY ACCIDENT AT MERTHYR TYDFIL. On Saturday morning last a serious accident m ooned at the Taff Vale Railway Station, Merthyr Tydfil, bat as yet unattended with fatal results. This station is the terminus in the town of the Taff Vale system, and forms a loop line for the West Midland through trains. The structure itself is one of the most ill-contrived in Booth Wales, and on entering would remind one very forcibly of the mouth of a large oven. The arrival sad departure of passengers is by one platform, and as the trains usually run to the end of this, they very close to a warehouse which is built rws a n ch the permanent way, which is thus abruptly terminated without buffer stops, considered in moat ter mini indispensable. The West Midland train, which leave' Worcester at 6.35 a.m., is due in Merthyr at 11.15 p.m., and generally comes in at a smart pace, which is favoured by a slight incline from the last station, Twedyrhiw. On Saturday, however, it came up to and prod the signals to the station, and before sufficient power could be applied to the breaks the engine nn with tarrific force to the very end of the metals, and came into violent collision with the wall of the warehouse. The shock was so great that the wall was shattered, and abeam in the building displaced, while the whole of the carriages rebounded so heavily that the buffers on most al them were completely smashed. Of the passengers eme were more or less injured, while everyone In the Min was severely shaken. Dr. Miles was sent for, and was fart upon the scene of the accident, being followed by bra Davies, James, and Prober!. The follow were among the casualties :—Mrs. Roberts, a widow , of Blackwood, received a scalp wound seven in length, the frontal bone being so denuded that the skin fell over both eyes. A child was cut on the Maple. Mr. Evan Davies, of Hengoed, relieving officer, listened injuries of an internal character near the kft kidney, and was removed to the union workhouse, when be was left in a fainting state. Mr. Bayliss, of Pontnewydd, near Pontypool, sustained a bad con tusion on the right eye, and many others were badly shaken or injured about the legs. Mr. Thomas, eiDechwen, had a narrow escape. Two men were thrown with inch violence against the back of the seat upon which be was sitting that it broke into fragments while he was un injured. Mr. Perrott, of Hengoed, had his arm hurt. The nation-master was away at the time, but came down by a special train on being telegraphed for, and proceeded to lavestigatt the circumstances of the occurrence. The train was enabled, after a short time, to perform its return rummy. THE FATAL FIGHT AT THE WEST END.—Through the unremitting exertions of Mr. Inspector Silverton of the C division, and Sergeant }lambling of the F division, who have had the cue in hand, the referee and seconds in the fight between Edward Wilmot and John Young, at Shaw's public-house, Queen's Head Court, Windmill•street and in which Wilmot was killed, have been discovered. From the outset every difficulty has been thrown in the 111 7, but important evidence will now be forth coming at the adjourned inquest. Those who took an active part will, it is understood. surrender them selves in the course of the day, the parties being Flynn, who was referee, a well known teacher of boxing, and who also keeps a public house, Ned Donnelly, the pugilist, a staa known as Mitts, who seconded Wilmot, the deceased, and two men named Morris and Dawes, the seconds of Young, who is now in custody. It has further been as certained that one of the witnesses at the inquest was one of the most violent in urging the deceased to go on fighting last prior to the fall which, as at present assumed, caus ed DARING B URGLARY IN CHANCERY-LANE. — This r morning another daring robbery took place in the ?noting ink establishment of Messrs. Digby and Co., Brand's-inn, Chaneary-lane. The property taken con sisted of the beet dmmiption of colostral and other inks, the whole of which was conveyed away in a track found a short distance from the premises. The police have emu lerticnlar respecting the suspected party. SEWAGE or Towss.—A congress and conference on the subject of the sewage of towns, with a view of ar riving at a satisfactory solution of the question, will be held in the Royal Pump Room, Leamington, on the 25th end 26th in s t., un d er t h e presidency of Lord Leigh, and ihe vice-presidents are the Earl of Warwick, the Earl of Ajleeford_ , Lord Willo ug hby d e Broke, Lord Charles Bettie Peed„ , Eev. Lord Charles Panlet, Mr. G. W. J. Renton, Sir Charles liordaunt, M.P., Mr. H. C. Wise, M.P., red Mr. Arthur Wellesley Peel, M.P. Mr. Hitchnun XR.C.S., the Arboretum, Leamington, is secretary.— a‘vekialham Gazette. No SURRINDER.—A " accusation story" appears Nibs Mobile Times. It is stated that in removing some extensive breutworks near the gaol, on the 19th tilt., the w orkmen came upon a cav e i n w hi c h were found six veteran Confederates, who had taken ref ur there at the capture of Mobile rather than surrender. 'The cave had an outlet 'moat some thick bushee at the side of an old moat, and some p r sow living in the neighbourhood are supposed to icow how the six men have antedated. STOLEN PROPLIn ig discovered ad property, musks 4 goods, jeweller& of every io l 4 lo of Moses Mosul, rine store drain residing at X°, discovery was anew. It appeased suasion, ProM 6ea a tion, o nSsterdsy e had been brain ther goods td.la l • secure on ?rids! 1g there on Sister ad been entered the partition djoitung, which property had k il n ewhere the offal* A Green, on Spiral,' 3pencer and Geer csire -ealk, Sho"' ing Old Castle. fa h u ed been do)/ oceeded to the ire srture by whicb__,ho they first for a looseo o g l n in thefiser• icles, but susra.„..cizzl they Pro°°' — but also lices h „ . _. of which property _, us not at prezt his discover,' No' to the police stididt ,victed of febol o f which t AP:, " An tors g ea red on t up fin d ehafie d ht the Lord )1A1o r • oner blos.es. oear ace Li until 6 likely to oeeer!.. mend of all the ewe. ;G one B £ " 11111° to had b eelli A l t of-leove, was minim Lusk , les from DOM% _ )efore the °AA it1.32._ ex flotel,toßoxleleee-, Tto olle i i n 'r° tre ' ln" ;ity Warehouse.' cook ok 001 on irto detective officti dig it A Cook's, t the k ri.° o eir'ietrn:A 011 the ge°a s to be fie" 'robingicti hi afra ° t convon was 18624 " 4 Mara: a d par rged °ru e "' e. t0 ,4bl to ° ( " 514 1: nothinS litiE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 15, 1866. LONDON BETTING.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLocir P.M. Although the muster was large at the clubs, nearly the whole of the morning was devoted to settling. The few transactions during the intervals of paying and receiving were as follows : CAMBRIDGE3HIBE 10 to 1 apt Abets *ldle (t & off) 100 to 8 Chepotow (off) 100 to 8 Ambitioon (o - 20 to 1 Matter Riehaid (t) 90 to 1 Prosertdoe (off) 20 to 1 Asters (off) 25 to 1 Affidavit (t) 40 to 1 The Star (oft) 00 to 1 Xi (t) SHARE LISTS.-(THIS DAY.) 0313 OVLOOK, T o British railway stocks are in request to-day, and prices generally show firmness. Metropo- 7 litan is in prominent demand, and has risen 1.1 Lner cent. Great Eastern has also improved ; South Eastern, ; and Great Northern A and don, Chatham, and Dover, }. London and North Western, however, has declined }. The dealers are partly engaged in the settlement of the fortnightly account, which will be completed to morrow. Metropolitan stock is now quoted 126} to 127 ; Great Western, 54 to 54 ; London and North Western, 118 to it; Midland, 122} t to } ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 124 to ; South Eastern, 66 to } ; Great Northern, 11 to 116 ; ditto A, 127} to ; London, Chatham, and Dover, 19 to } • Great Eastern, 26} to } ; North 1.1 British, 39} to 40} ; and Caledonian, 122} to 123}. Foreign and colonial railway shares are inactive, with very little business. Lombardo-Venetian are quoted 16} to 4 ; East Indian, 102} to 103 ; and Grand Trunk of Canada, 18} to 19. ODDINANY SHALES AND STOMA ELI p d. iumun. I I Ciodzor priors Sake to-day cc Saturday. to 1 pm. ii;i1081 BkBoBl ODLONILL ,Ao , lBrititTob . a Op. ot,IST2 Do. aporearob.&AlßF Do. Spent Mar. Dab pwcaJaa.ri Da iporct. apootO Do. do.lBllo-1800 OS N N N 90 92 76 77 15 77 102 106 103 106 1011 106 102 104 as 90 HS 100 106 107 103 106 108 106 106 106 106 167 106 106 99 101 92 N MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DA Z) Oil &Mom. The 'here markets sve firm to-day, and prices are again better in several instances. Fresh busi ness, however, is checked by the intervention of the fortnightly settlement, which will be concluded to-morrow. There is little inquiry for the funds, which are unchanged, but some of the British railway stocks have experienced a fresh advance upon additional purchases by the recent " bear " speculators. Metropolitan stock is in chief demand, and has improved nearly 1 per cent. In the foreign department, the principal feature is a rise of per cent. in Italian of 1861, in consequence of the more favourable tenor of the advices with reference to the financial position of the government. Banking and financial shares are still neglected. The tendency of the discount market is still towards lower rates, owing to the superabundance of money and the small supply of bills offering. Good paper is freely taken at 4 per cent., and in exceptional cases at 31. The impression that the Bank minimum will be reduced from 44 to 4 per cent. this or next week has consequently become stronger, especially as the applications at that esta blishment are upon a very moderate scale. In the Stock Exchange loans are offered at 2 per cent. Consols are quoted 891 to a for money, and 891 to f for the account (Nov. 8). Italian bonds of 1861 are in strong request, and have advanced a per cent. Turkish of 1865 have also improved a, and Spanish Certificates 1. On the other hand, Mexican have declined /. Turkish Bonds of 1862 are quoted 65 to 56 ; ditto, 1865, 291 to ; Greek, 131 to 14/ ; Spanish Passive, 2111 to 3 ; ditto Certificates, 14 to 1 ; Italian of 1861, 643 to 55}; and Mexican, 15} to 3. United States 5-20 Bonds have receded a per cant., viz., to 70} to ; but Erie and Illinois Central Railway shares are unaltered, at 501 to 511, and 781 to 791, respectively. Anglo-American Telegraph shares are quoted 15/ to 16 ; and Atlantic Telegraph, 5 to 1, show ing no movement in either case. The Tasmanian, from the West Indies, has brought 139,5001. in specie. International Financial shares are quoted 1i to 13 dis. ; London Financial, 16 to 1511 dia. ; General Credit, 21 to 2a die. ; Credit Fonder, 4i to 41 dis. ; National Discount, 8; to 9 prem. ; land Hudson's Bay, 161 to 17. The influx of gold to the Bank continues limited, in the absence of supplies in the market. The amount sent in on Saturday was only 6,000/. The Java, front New York, has brought 18,5001. in specie. The following notice, dated the sth inst., has been issued to the ho l ders of securities of the London, Chatham, and Dover Railway Company : I sin directed by the board to inform you that in con sequence of all the receipts of the company being now held by the receivers ardor the Court of Chancery, subject to the order of that court, they regret to say the usual divi dend payable on the 15th October cannot now be paid, but must await the order of the court, before which the matter will be brought in the course of next month. A further extension is about to be given to the operations of that exceedingly useful under- I taking the Improved Industrial Dwellings Com pany (Limited). The chairman of this com pany is Mr. Alderman Waterlow, whose la bours for the improvement of the dwellings of the working classes of this metropolis are well know a, and all the directors are highly respectable. The project was originated in 1863, and through the investment up to the present time of about 40,0001. in the erection of five blocks of dwellings, 280 families have been accommodated, comprising between 1,400 and 1,500 persons. It is not too much to say that the result is a great boon to the artisan class. It must not be imagined, however, that this is an eleemosynary society, for it is both self-supporting and remunerative. During the past three half years dividends at the rate of 5 per cent. per annum were paid upon the subscribed capital of the company, and a sum equal to 25 per cent. of the net profit was carried to a reserve fund. Moreover, the directors state that from their expe rience of the investment, they believe that there is a fair prospect of a permanent annual profit of at least 6 per cent., after putting by liberal allowances for contingencies. The original capital is 50,0001., of which 40,8001. is already subscribed, in 100/. shares, and applications are now invited for a pro posed further issue of 200,000/. in 25/. shares, making the total capital 250,0001. The directors have already secured the option of leasing and pur chasing two sites near the Gray's-inn-road and at Westminster, which will enable them toafford accom modation to about 500 families at an outlay of ' 100,000/. The Great Luxembourg Company hare notified that the dividend of 7fr. 50c., or Gs. sterling, per share (less income-tax), for the half year ending the 30th June last, declared at the general meeting held at Brussels on the 11th inst., will be paid on the 19th. A general meeting of the Smyrna and Cassaba Railway Company (Limited) is called for the 29th instant. Owing to the extent to which merely speculative gales have lately been pressed in the railway market, the preparations on Saturday for to-morrows set tlement showed a diminished supply of stuck, lead ing to a decline in the rates of " continuation " on Lancashire and Yorkshire, London and North Western, and Midland stocks. As regards other stocks the rates were moderate. Erie Railway shares proved scarce, and at the close a " hack wardation " of ss. a share was given for the loan of them. At the last there was likewise a scarcity of United States 5.20 Bonds. The following shows the opening and closing rates on a number of the principal stocks : CONTANGoti. Opening. Closing. Anglo-American Telegraph Is. Ott to Is. Gd. .. Cd. to Is Od. Atlantic 8 per tent Pref. .. 3.1. to Cd. .. 3 4. to tid. Great F.aatern .. even to 1-16 .. 16 to Great Western even to * .. even to Great Northern A 7-*6 to 9-16 .. 7-16 to 0-16 London and North-Western *to 1.. Ito London, Chat., and Dover 116 b to 1.10 c.. 1-18 bto I -It , c I Lancashire eauff.,danYodrkLroeln 6. 16 toto 7-I; .. * 1 to i l l Metropolitan lto *.. 9-16 to 11.1 t Midland -16 to 7-16 .. 1-16 to 3-16 South Eastern Luxembourg 6d to Is. Od. .. tid. to Is. Od. Illinois to to ls. Od. United States 5.20 Bonds *to *• • i Grand Trunk of Canada l-16 to 3-16 .. 1-16 to 11-16 Great Western of Canada ld. to la Od. .. 6d. to ls. 03. The terms as regards some of the foreign storks and miscellaneous shares were as under : Italian 5 per Cent l-16 to 3-16 cont. Greek Mexican -32 to 3-32 „ Spanish Passive l-16 to Ditto Certificates -32 to 34 :: Turkish 1865 Loan l-16 to f t Alliance Bank i to IP Credit Fourier General Credit 6d. to la. Od. „ International Financial 6d. to Is. „ It is notified that, in conformity with the agree ment of the 25th March, 1861, for the redemption of the New Granada Foreign Debt, there has been set apart applicable to the redemption for June, 1866, 2,7351., of which 1,8231. 6s. Bd. is for the Active Debt, and 9111. 13s. 4d. for the Deferred. Tenders will be received until Monday, the 22nd inst., at the o ffi ce of Messrs. Ba rin g , Brothers, and Co. At Lloyd's on Saturday, 70 guineas premium net were paid to effect fresh insurances upon the ship General Grant, which has now been at sea 162 days from Melbourne, with 10,5001. in gold. In the absence of information, the General Grant will soon be posted as a lost vessel, and all claims upon the underwriters will be settled. The subjoined report on the bullion market is from the circular of Messrs. Sharps and Wilkins : Waco oar last there has been no alteration in the prices of either bar silver or Mexican dollars, which remain respectively at ss. 14. per canoe etandard and 4s. 11 id. per oases. Ne actual tram/Akins have as yet taken place for shipment to the Fort, though the probability al such shortly occurring appeals daily to increase, the maim market remaining extremely Inn, and the latest telegrams from Bombay reporting an advance in the exchange. The next allotment of Indian Council Bilis is looked for with coniderable interest, as the actual need for Indian rabb i tennis call then become more apparent. Par gelds* have no export demand, and all arrivals are oonsequently taken, to the Bank of England. SAII7IDAT Zymase. Commis, which closed yesterday at 80* for the Bth November, opened and closed to-day at 891 to 1 . For money the last price was 891 to 1. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Como* for money, 89+ 1 ; ditto, for account, 89+, 1 ; Three per Pmts. Reduced i. 67, 1; New Three per Cents., 87*, 7 1 i India nve per Cent. Stool, 1051 ; ditto Four per Cont. " enticed" rupee paw, 83 ; ditto, Five and a Half per Cent., 104, * ; ditto Five per Cent. Debentures, 102. Indian government securities were inquired for, and firm. Exchequer Bills remain at 2a die. to 3s. The pre foreign stook market was inactive, with few transactions. There was a demand, however, fat Turkish Bonds of 1858, 1862, and 1866, which rose 1 to **per cent. Peruvian of 1862 also ha. proved_ 1 per cent., and Italian of 1861, *. Bran /lien Bmu remain• dull, being prejudiced by th• continuance of hostilities with Paraguay, and by do:ibts as to the result of the decisive battle which is expected to be announced by next wait Bank shares were dull, and a reduction of 10a. was observable in London Chartered of Australia, Mercantile and Exchange, and Union of London. There was a demand, however, for Standard of British South Africa and Oka.. tined of India, Apr trolia, and China, which improved 11. and 15e. re. apectively. Imoerial Ottoman closed at Ito 01 dia. Transactions were officially recorded to-day at 51. in the 251. paid shares of the Agra and Master , man's Bank. Anglo-American Telegraph shares were firmer, and improved 2s. 6d., closing st 15 to 16. Aden* Telegraph 8 percent. preference were quoted 5 to . 4, and Telegraph Construction 1 to 1 prem., show ing no movement. Financial shares met with some inquiry. Inter national Financial improved 2s. 6d., and General Credit were firm. Prices dosed as follows :—lnter national Financial, 1/1 to 11 dis. ; General Credit, 21 to 21 dis. ; London Financial, 16} to 151 dis. ' and Credit Foncier of England, 44 to 41 dis. Hudson's Bay shares closed at 161 to 1T - National Discount, at 81 to 9 prem. ; and General Ottoman, at 4to prem. Miscelaneous shares were little dealt in, and prices showed few h Australian Agricultural, National Steam, a c nir i lel Indis and Pacific Steam declined 11., while Qua brads Land rose se. The only variation in colonial Government securities was a decline of 1 per cent. in New Brunswick 6 per Ceuts. MINES.-(THIS DAY.) thrs o'Or.ooc. There is not much hisiness in the mining market to-day apart from that connected with the settlement. West Caradon, East Lovell, North Treskerby, East Grenville, and Chiverton Moor shares, however, are in request. West Caradon are quoted 141 i to 15 ; North Treskerby, nto ; East Grenville, ; Great Vor, 19 to b ; East Lovell, 10 to 11 : Chiverton Moor, 4i to ; sal Great Laxey, 18 to 19. Do. do. 188140 Do. do. lawn D0.1p.0.Ap.a001.11100 ' - 10 v. IBS ep.ctd life. do.. 1872 41)... 2.000.0111__Do• iii Minlitles 6 iiii at.,1873 Do. 1878 poo Do. 1191 ,___ _ . Do_ _ DM aio Nati;Com e Tar 00 Now BrasuGov.Sporot., AO Now South Wales Gov..] ,1560 Do. sp. 6.1888 to 1863 ,000 New Zealand 6 per vest. 000 Do. bper eget ,000 Novae?olS!! p. e.,1876 , 200 elammaland ay. Si. et B.Auat Gov. 6 p.c.,67-77 ,000 Do. 1678 sad upw6s. ,000 iloGov.6p. c.Jatt. ,000 Do. Op. et ♦pril3 oc. 91 ■ We BO 94 06 78 80 96 96 IS 91 SS Bei 4 ni DAITIBM MLNI 106 107 tog 1034 IC‘ l l - 4 lik I Pd. I 'AMWAY.. I °Mini ms NiturdsT PTl°7 I Sakil lo 1 Ir da lli- Y lc " lib- / MOM. I Pd. I CI. irks' I Ulm IL ltle MOM sod Igatig ST 89 - ti p : :: I T. C A Z L IYIUrieL/ 4 ..Lit = St. US Oakdonlaa - - et 100 Cambrian ... - 12,930 - Drak.ewalls - ID sal Cork and Bandon .... /3 16 -• 61 .. East Basset ( Mogan) 2Ol 10 21 - 10 all * wall 4 8 _ 6,1 East Cicadas - Bi. 100 Dubilnandßaltesillne 66 al •••• 4,400 .. East Care Bras - 11l 100 Dandes,PerthotAbdJo 7 0 T 1 - 6,000 .. East Grenville 2.14.0 1 1 I - 100 all IsetLondon Bads* Owl 70 DO _, 6, .. Fad Cionnislake - It 100 Do - 1, East Lovell - el 100 ammo, sad& Western 115 119 -4, .. E. W. Russell ( ravistk ) 11(2.6 8 31 - BL 100 Greet Fasters Ord. 84 ti 28 1 6 1( 1 .. Grumbler & St. Aubyn 06 6 6 *-- 11l 190 Do. E. Ang. Stk., No., I 6 - 12,500! 4 Great Lamy (United) all 181 191 - 84. 100 Great North of •• . - - -, ~,,a .. Great South Tolgus 84 100 Gres* Northern -6, .. Orwit, wheal Busy .... 14419.6 - - -• 81. 100 Do.4J Arse. no &v. 1/61 1271 1161 5, .. G. W. Tor (11e/aton) .. 40 18 10 19 el 100 D 0.314116 p. 4. Is paldß - - -6,0 i .. Grenville - 26 pen. -• .... -1, Herod's Foot - - St. 100 De. Ord. Def. Div. Stock - -. 0, ... . Htugston Downs 5.10.6 21 st - 8L 100 at South& Weft (I».) 90 N - .. Margaret (May Lelant) 12.17.6 5 7 - Ift. 160 Great WeMern sal an Sal 41 I, Marie Valley - 8L 100 Do.StourVaLanilak - - - 60, 4 llwyndy Iron Or 1 21 2 dts -• 84. 100 Do. South Wales . - - - .. New baton B6 46 - SL 100 Do. W. Mii-oxftfti 86 48 - 7 .. North Roskser lB 3 I - BL 100 Do. Do. N . 13 36 -6, .. N. Wh. Basset (Tifton) 4.4.0 - 84. 100 Lancashire & Y . 123 1 1241 -6, .. North Wheal Crotty - 81. 100 Lon.,Briglitn,&S. * 82 84 -6, .. Prosper United - *- St. 100 - Chathara,&Dov 19 20 19 1,120 .. videos (C. Islam) 10.6.7 1111 25 - BL 100 Do, 51 ellixten.46p.c. 10 20 - at .. s. Caradon (M. Clear) 11 110 320 - es. 100 London& North Westa 118 1161 -6, . South Condurrow - 81. 100 London&SonthWestern 02 84 - . .. 8. W. Frances (Dlogan) 18./8.9 18 n ..- I& 100 Ilan. Shef.,&Uneolneh 64 56 - .. Stray Put 36.'11.6 1 4 - Bt. 100 Metropolitan 126 120 - K Tin Croft - 10 81 Do. New 1 21 pm -4, 5 VW., and Clops'. Lis. .B 8 6 - 10 all Do. Extension _ -6, .. West Basest allogan).. If i l l - 100 all MetropolitenDistrlet- 86 90 -1, .. W. Caradon (Ltskeard) 11 14 18 - 100 19 Do. do. do. _ - - pm - K .. West Chtverton - 10 all Do. &St. John',-wood - - - 400 .. West Sstoa - 8L 100 Midland 122 12!1 - 51 .. Wh. Basest (Illogan).. 61 80 90 - 9 7 Do. 29 Shares - - 612 .. Wh. Buller (Bedrath). 16 94 16 - 84. 100 Do. Bina. & Derby 9l 0$ - 1,024 .. W,ltarylnn (ambito.) 8 10 11 - 16 all Mid Kent - - - Wheal Seton 166 166 - 84. 100 North British - 6 , 000 .. WIL Trelawnsy (Usk.) 5 6 1.9 810 - BL 100 Do. Ellin ,Peith,Dund l6 20 - St 100 N. Esesew-Berwick - 103 106 1061 111 161 Do. G. N. IL Pero._ - - - DEBENITIHE STOCK& K. 100 Do. lads ... - Si 100 Do. York 99 101 - No. I Sh. I 9/00E9. IPd I CLpriori. I Balm 84. 100 Do. Carlisle - - - 9;023 Bt. Cit.Fatn 4 p.c. liar&Sep. 100 75 80 - MI all Do. StoelL&Darling B4 36 - 6088316 84 o.Nthne p.c. Jan.&July'loo - - - 38 20 Do. do., 186041 - 9 10 pm - 610,000 84 ' Cl.Witn.-O. ,41' 54,. 100 North London l2O 126 - I Ip. ct., Jan. & July .. _ 100 93 68 - 10 9 Do. do., 1864-6 - 618,000 St. Isne&Yk.4p.c.Jan.&Jly 100 92 94 - 10 6 Do. do. 1866 - -9m - 130000 ill L Len.Brigh.4p.c.lan.&.lly 100 - - - St. 190 North Btadordag 7l TS - 2013223 M. ' L&l.W.4p.c.Jan.&July 100 92 94 94 84. 100 N. &8. Western JOll4 114 118 - 112,830 81. Da. 31p.e. Jan.& July 100 - - - 8L 100 Scottish Central - 8L 100 ahropshiso Union - - - .... . St. Midland,4p.c.Jan.&Ju4 100 HI 94 - ift. 100 South Devon 4O 42 - .... I lii. N. British, E. P. & D.8.,' - It. 100 South Eastern - sp. ct., Feb. & Ang... 100 - - - 10 all Staines,Wokinglisznote 8 9 - 82. 4 3 1 84 N.Estrn.,4p.e.Jan.&July 100 192 94 - St. 100 Tad Vale - -- , 84. floot.N.Z.,4p.o.Ap.&t:ki. 100 - - - 10 3 Do. C 2 spee - 84 100 Waterford & - Kilkenny - - 1118CELLILNEOUS. —__ - !Waterford a Kilkenny Waterloo & Whitehall 00,000 10,000 600,000 10,000 40,000 10,600 67,000 16,4001 30,000 10,000 10,000 1 0,000; 004,710 OOMPANTICS. ii,ooo Pd I CL prima. I Is".. • 10 lAnglo-AmericanTel.(L) all 10 Anglo-Mexlcan Mint all St. Atlantic TeL (1)100 26 'Australian AgricaL .... 204 26 'Australian 61.1..grn.(L. I 10 I BangparahTeaSstateaLi 4 10 'Berlin Waterworks (L), all 1 100 'Bolckow Vaughan (I.l' 171 6 Ihombay Oa (ILicalted)l _ 10,000 113,813 4879,375 70,000 20,000 10,000 15,000 80,000 10,000 150,000 20,000 20:n1 _ . 6,030 100,000 80,000 00,000 100.000 60,000 40,000 160,000 200,000 ?e'r3l 10,000 1,000000 20,000 i I Do — ld twits .... • 6 Do New 60 British Amerleini.ond, & I. Msg. TeL (L.) . :11 34 , ,Canada Company a 10 C . 'anadianLoantt lnv(L `' 20 Ceylon Company 20 Ditto Albino I I 20 Chinat.Ship&L.CoalL ll 10 City Discount, Limited ; I 26 ICityot London& ' 00 City of Milan Impro.(L) 1( 30 I Do. 25 elty of MoscOw Ow (1, ) 1 21 60 'City Officel (UM.) 1 11 60 'Colonial (Limited) 11 60 poounorcial Unlon:l . Ds.)l 10 Com. of Airicanlier.(Li 1 160 ( Consolidated Dle. 112.) , _ 20 'Continental Un.Ou (L 'I 11 , 00 !Contract Corporatlon;Vj 11 126 I Cop.M.Eng.,Pret.7l p. c . al 10 VC. onc. of Eastland t l ) I 60 I Do.ot Mauritius (L ) II St. 'Crystal Palace 3t.' Do. Preference ,lOl st. : Do. 6p. ct. Perp. Deb IOI 20 iDerjeeling (Limited/ , 1 1 100 : 0 /IscountCorporation(l:: 20 10 'Eastern Mean Tea (L. I 60 h.lndlaLand,C.& Pln(L; II 20 E. India brig. & Cam' II .I 60 .Ebbw Vale _ FO l ditlanCotn.etTrd. , ,L.) St. , Electric Telegraph . 11 S , Eng.& 4 us. Copper (Lim) 60 FAig. and Foreign Credit 100 Eng.& Scottish NI arin.O. 10 FairbairnKngineering 20 Fronet (Warehouse (L ) 1! 60 Gellivara (Limited) ... SY 20 o.Credit&Fin.of L0n.(1.; 1 16 ,Gen. Steam Navigation 1 , 60 Home &Colonial Aa.(l ) I 10 flonggong & China Gee a 20 Hudson's Bay a 60 !Humber Iron Works (L) S 20 Im.LandCo. Marseilles L 1 , 60 .Irop.& Iler.Cdt.Ass. (L , 11 Indian Carrying (Lim.) : 60 InternationalContraet. 11 20 Internet. Innan.Soc.(L. ) 1 20 Internat.Land Credlt4 I 1 60 • Italian Land I - 6;000 I 10,000 60,0001 10,000 60,0001 168,625 6,000 10,000 6,0001 (4,600 10,000 sw,ooo 14 16 16 17 97 101 17 19 i d s _ _. e 10' 16 17 25 . 20. ii ii J 6 14 10 - 1 7. 6 S. iq.iti~ 6I L iit *toe lomoo tro 11,010 60,000 100,000 00,000 60,600 16,000 61,000 10,010 1000 01 10,600', 11.1001 ail 6 1 - 5 . ill 45 55 to 7 6 6 be 21 5 5 2 'ltalian In'lg. (Can. Orr. Do. p. c. Lids. r. 1874, Lord neceri ties, Lim. I Lone.Atrlcan Trading Lon. & Caletion. M. t.L.) Lon.CoantyLard&B.ll4 Lond. DistrietTeleg.(L. Lond. Finn. Asso. ‘L. )1 .Lond. G. Omnibus C 2( ); Lond.&.olrsg.Eng.Co. (Li . Lond. Italian, &c. Stm. I V Lond.M , ,r. Discount (L.:{ 11 Lond. Provincial Marine: Madras 1 11 Do. 151 i 12 —1):1 . 11 5 161 Ipl i ill 2 as ! r 1; !78 db 10 11 9 2 par fpm ILV 2! 4 ♦ 2du 2 1} 01411 dl 2 I 16 10 Bdl 174, 11} 100 4 1 p i 10 Bd4 a Marine Investment c 1..; 20 ilawitlus 'And, &c. i L. 10 114:Wt. Paten. Tel. !11 111 F.L..l.BtDock(L,: II .MlllwaUlmnWorks....; 1 . _ . Flail Land do Col.C. (L National Dia. Com. (L;. ;Do.Now,biasp.2ltobeptii .National Prov.)faiinaL ation al Steam Nay. 'NerboddaCosldlron:L ! Do. Na N.Zealard L.&M.Ag.(Ld .N ,Zealand T.& Loan ;L.), Northern Asians Tea ;I ); 1i 101 g .0, 14 12 Ws dis ar 4 I 1 1 } Oe p dta 2 9i idis IPD I le fai l 9 6 a dial Do __.B $1 6 14 !Cal l 11 10 8 dial all 6 61 1 idla par all 1 2 2 Idla par N.Brta.Australasiar, X; .60 50 N.Ftrit.dMercan. 10 Nowgnng Tea Ltraited‘l 16 Ocean Minim (Ineura. 60 OrientalFinancial.Lins.) 11 6 Oriental Gas , Limited) al 5 Do. New 10 Orient. Int and Stearn(L a l 10 Otago & Kthland Invest 1 20 Ottoman Compt.nr,L ) I 60 Ottontaol'inancial,L ) 2l 6 Ottoman Gas (Limited' ' 60 OverenJ,Ourney,Co. L. 11 10 Panama R.M. Stasm;L; Do. Oo 8. •eell2l..LancideMin.f,L ; 60 'Peninsular& o.llteam. 60 Dn. _do._ 7..evr ±6 is du' al 2 • 5 25 20 es 8 7 1 it 88 42 81 63 10 12 pa 1 16 74 26 7 19 21 6 641• St 22 I'2 116 120 126 21 18 8 6 4as 44 4.5 60 00 Quei;radal:.: 8., Ithrinnev Iron Do. New 25 XloJ.Clt7lmpro .(L) al 251 Do. do 22 tO 110 Janeiro Gas (Um ) al 00 Ito) &Ulan Steam 6C St. %cot. Austra. 1r 'ext. (L ' 101 60 Smith, lEnlightoteo.( 21 20 Soc. Man. d'Egypte (L ) I( 60 S. African NI. & in. (L ) 1 25 South; ustrallanland al St. ,Sehmartne Telegraph • • ' Ol , 1 Do Scalp .„ TaLConslene..illaln;L C Do. Do 1: 20 Thames& Money LEAL) I 20 Trinidad Petroleum (L 10 TrustitAleney of AmJ l. tO T. & L Co. of 11. Canada i 60 Gn.llselne of Lbw. (1) 6 ,Calteel Y. Telex. Co.lL) 50 Vulvas. Marine Ins.(Ll 10 roper/alum Tea (Lila ) 10 Do 30 'Van Diemen's Lard (L) 1 00 ;Theroyof Fei2p4(3ler.:L 50 (Warrant Mance (Um I 60 WseilndladtPactfieSa(L' 8 1 1 2 • &a 7 Ms, ' Si ▪ 9k col 7. 9 7W 6 6Ms PREFERENCE 81 Kit Mind, 41 per cent. irred.ernal FOREIGN RAIL Baia end Sin Francisco (lam.), HARES. ile, 98. WAYS. guar. 7 per 0u1t024. BII.MBII POBBEBBIOI% ,Atlantic & St. Lawrence' ,Born. Ilsr . &C. In. g 69.0.1 I :100 66 68 :100 101 idle r 4 Ti Si L • ,Buffalo & Lake Hume. ! Do. Preference BlLE.,Brant.,&Goderteh (6 per ceut.l672-3-4 Cal. &S. Eastern sp. e.g. I Cape T. &I)oek 6p. e.g. Demerarajp.e.perpref. East Bengal go. 6 do East Indian gn. 6 do Grand Trunk of Canada I Do. Equip. IL 11.6p.et Do. lstpreL Bonds Do. do. deferred Do. Ind preL Bonds. Do. do. deterred Do. 3rd pref. Stock Do. do. deferred I Do. 4th lord. Stock Do. do. deferred Great Indian Peninsula Do. gus. 6 per cent Do. New do Do. New Ot. S. of India g. sp. et Do. 41 per cent. 60 00 101} 102} 99 101 102 105 14 19} $0 91 f 9 05 60 65 38 40 213 25 I lipm 1 pm. 1 pnil AS 100 91 99 Western of Cai;idil 'l 7 Ol Sai all 100 all 100 all Do. Now ___ - 16 . I it 100 it 100 St. 100 20 16 Si 100 Do. Bda. pay. 1873 Do. do. do. 1077-8. Indlanßre madreaDo. lguar. 5 p. cent Do. do. 44 Do. 6 p. et. pay.lB9ol Do. 6 p. ct., pay. 1866 N.& o;can.ap c.letp. B. Sci Do. nde, gua. S per cent Delhi do Do. do. do Do. Pnnjenb do. Do. Indus St. Plot do. To 100 all 100 all St. 100 St, 100 St 100 SO I 6 St. 100 SI. 100 IS IS; 13 13* 20,000' 50 10.000' 60 40300.100 100,000, 90 40,000' 50 so,oool 60 11,300' 20 20,000 40 1z,500. 20 12,600. 20 10,000, 25 40,000: 20 25,000. 20 10,000 100 20,002 60 60,000. 10 40,0001 60 60,000, 20 20,000! 50 20,000. 50 75,60' 20 40,000, 20 50,000 25 60,000. 20 20,000 1 00 40,000 . 201 . 40,000' ts I 150,000 10 10,000' 60 20.000; 60 50,000 20 20 000 iO,OOO 46,000 40,000. 60.000 102,500' 6,000 1 6,0001 100.0001 600.000 40,0,10' 13,000 1 n6OO, _6,000 110,0001 40,0001 60,0001 57,100! rlOO O l 56,0001 10,000. 6,000, 60,000, 10,600, 6,000, 001, 1,0101 1 St. 11,000 10 F/0,110181. 3.000,:r 100, Bt. MOAB 88. 43 If 34 87 I} lidis 99 100 90 96 86 90 61 U 100 102 82 84 82 85 a 99 97 89 1 Jr, 97e JOINT STOCK. BANES. I Pd , 1021 ê - 1063 } 13} - • . 50 1 Agra& Ilasterman's (L) I 26 Wit 60 Albion 100 AllianceLott&Lirsrpool 16 6/ 611 is 9D Anglo Austrian 6 /Ws Ipm M , Anglo Egyptian 'Lim .) 2O 12 10 Ws 50 ! Anglo Italian (lAmlted) 190 It 6 dla 90 Asiatic Bank Cor. new shl 10 1 8 40 1 Australada all ; 85 e 7 20 i liankotßritishColumbia all, 11 13 20 , Do. New, Waist 2pm 6 I 25 , Bank of Egypt I all es 30 20 ! Bank of London IIO —— Ms 20 Bank of Otago ;Limited) 10 5 3Ws 100 I Bank of Queensland (L.%1 26 120 10 dis 601 BankolVictoria,Austrat 25 39 41 10 1 Bank of New Zealand lO I 8 Bpm 60 ' Barnedsßank ;Waited, ,10 20 10 dts I 20 , Brazitian&Portuguese'L 10 2 IWs /0 , British &Cal I ifornian(L) 71 ) 3 IWs 50, British N. America . 20 ! CharlesLaMtte &Co. ( . 1 )! 6 I 20 IC. Bit India, Aut., China all 181 191 181 25 I Chart. Mar. of India, kr. all 84 38 9) 1 City 'lo 14 16 1 00 ; Colonial ;25 37 39 87 4 201; Com. Bank of Canada ... all -. 25 I Com. Bank ef India, Arc.; all — 10 1 Consolidated Bonk (1 ) 4 1 :}pm 50 I Delhi and London ,LS -- 60 1 East London (Limited)l 6 2 1 1 1 411 20 Eastern Fchange(Llm.), 6 S 1 dis 30 Englieh and American .; 6 6 3Ws 25 I Englho Joint Stock (L.l' 10 die I 110 Eng.Scotet And. Chart& all 17 18 60 Englishand Swedish IL), 25 13 11 dis 60 European Bankjimited, 15 15 13 Ws .100 Hindusn.Cbina&Jap.(L)' 25 1 11 100 Imperial Bank ;Umited; 120 3 bpm 10 Imperial Ottoman ,26 lonian 125 Do. New 190 I Land Mort. Bk. India(L) 4 11 Olldis 100 , D0.5p.c,Deb..1064,30yr5, all 02 54 150 ILon.lik.ofllexico,&c.(l.; 20 9 7 dit ,100 London and Brazilian-1 46 10 BWs 20 Do. New 7 4 11411 'lOO ' LondoalßlverPlate(L): 40 9pm 26 I Do. New, lea atl/pm; 1 0 2 Spm 25 Do. do. do I 6 1 2pm 26 Lon. Ch. Bank of Austrid all El/ 231 60 London and Comity 20 81 tI3 60 London Joint Stock.. ll6 41 43 421 20 London & South Arricar 1 all 18 16 100 Lon. &S. Western (Um2o 8 2 dis 60 London &Venartiola;L' 121) 8 6 dla ,100 , London & Westminster. 20 92 94 1,100 1 Merchant Bank (Um.) .2514 17 1100 Do. New i' 60 , Mercantile &Erchan(L) VI 9 7 din 1.100 ] Metro. & Prov. BanktL) 20 11 9Ws ) 1 100 ; Midland Bank (Lina ) 90 8 2 dim ), 6 ;National of Atiatralmis 4 1 Ipm •-• 1 , 100 National of Liverpool lO 1 Spm )1100 IN. Pro. of England ) 110 I Do. rod & 3rd tee l2 --.— D 60 I National Bank D 20 ! New South Wales D I all 43 46 10 New Zealand (Limited). 1 i ldis par * -- 20 North Western 25 Onental Bank Corporn. el , 44 46 90 lOrient.Oom.B.L'ateo.C. TI dis SI Do. do. lateN.P. 4 dis ..- 1 100 Provinc. et Ireland . 26 79 81 20 I Stinde.Ptinj., 9 Pelltf( l ) 10 —— me eo Do. tweed at 2 pea II —Ms I IS South Australia all 27 19 100 Stand. of B. & Africa 26 li 10 d's— 100 Do. do. laa at 6pm lO 7 6Ws 26 1 Union of Australia - 1001 Cnion of Ireland (Ltm )22 8 I dis SO 1711100 of Loudon MULL I 81i, I Doan. Ird I a. yeast I gar. 505 Bt. gad and fiat India . COO 110 131 000 10 Bland floi Dock 1 ,1101 BR 11.0s5ousal.chi. es ea es = I T Do. Oils. IL 4R mot 2—, .17 . 11 BB 004050040101 ..G --.- 1 o si lot 111 fo Se )0 85 90 ►ll 75 80 24 1 2 IMs 10 I I die i_dT2 e lic 4 l 2 4 1 2 am , 6 15 11 10 10 6 11 : lt l da par 9 7dl 10 4 2 di 10 8 I I 6 10 Or 4 4 0 10 ST 118 0 1 07 110 gl 'O7 'lO l 4 6 4db 10 14 11 7 6 9 8 IS 111 1:1 )O 1 132 .137 4t sW~ 6 6 - 4 6 ldis g l ii !! a IiPTI i 2i 2. 1.4 f . 25 27 9' !i COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS MARY-LANE.-(THI8 DAY.) The supply of English wheat here to-day was only moderate. For both red and white qualities, the demand ruled steady, at an advance in the quo- tattoos compared with Monday last of le. per quarter, and at which a erlearenos was readily effected. The general quality of the samples was by no means fine. There was rather more doing in foreign wheat, at fully previous rates. The show of samples was good. Only • moderate quantity of both English and foreign barley was brought forward. Fine parcels were in request, at very full prices. Secondary and inferior kinds met • dull inquiry, at late rates. The transactions fn malt were on a fair average scale, at last week's currency. Oats advanced L. per qr., with • good consumptive demand. No change took place in the value of beans. On the whole, however, the demand for them was steady. The few peas on sale were meetly disposed of at full quotations. The flour trade was firm at fully late rates. There were several parcels of way fine flour on offer from Russia, at from 50s. to 525. per Nollm, The floating cargo trade ruled quiet, and maize and barley were lower in value-the former declined 6d. and the latter Is. to L. 6d. per qr. Wheat, although firm in price, met w*.th little attention. (Mirka Taganrog, 475. ; Odessa, 50s. 6d. ; Berdianski, 51s. ; Banat, Ms. 9d. per 4713ba. Maize moved off slowly. Wallachian and Ibrail, 295. to 295. 9d.; Rachova, 295. 6d. per 4801bs. Barley was in sluggish re quest. Arrived Nicolaieff was disposed of at 30s. ; Odessa, on passage, 2fia. 6d.; Danubian, 265. 3d.; &io nic*, shipping % 25e. per 4001bs. In rye the transactions were on a limited scale. Taganrog, on peons, 31e. 9d. per 4801bs. In beans, rely little was doing. Saide, on passage, 375. 9d. per 4501 b.. The demand for linseed was inactive. Calcutta, August shipment, 66e. 6d. per qr. There was • good inquiry for rapeseed, and • fair amount of business was done, at prices, however, slightly in favour of buyers. Seed, on the spot, 545. 6d.to 55e. per qr. The trade for linseed cakes was steady, and American qualities, owing to their scarcity, commanded in some instances an advance of 2s. 6d. per ton. Cottonseed was steady, at 81. 10s. for Egyptian on passage. Annum. or Sanne.-English-Tares, 53 ; linseed, 181 ; rapeseed, 343; and sundry, 531 qrs. Foreign-Linseed, 3,000 ; rapeseed, 1,692; and sundry, 375 qrs. Exeonre.-Wheat, 60 ; oats, 1,531 ; beans, 5 ; linseed, 150 ; Waded, 3,239 ; maize, 1.225 qrs. ; and flour, 22 cwts. Per Qr. OA S& •. L Scotch pots*, Irish, whit* „ Mach - Mangan Tick 4O to 42 Harrow Pigeon 42 to 44 46 to 49 Orey 36 to 38 Me White 39 to 48 Boilers _ nous. Town msda, par ?a 47 to 50 Houneho'd 4O to 44 Country Norfolk and Suffolk, ahlp 36 to Per Qr. OATS. B. s. Danish and Swedish. 21 to 26 Madan _ 19 to 27 --- Danish EgYPtiaa Peas __ _ Maple II _ 38 to 38 38 to 41 INDIAN CORR. Yellow .. FOOD. French, per sack.... 38 to 42 Spanish „ 38 co 42 American. per brl .. 24 to DO Canadian 24 to :›3 TO LONDON. BY LAND AND it OCT. TO OCT. 13, LN- Melt. 04t.s. IBesns rein klour qr 4 qrs. qrs. qrs. i brlL ael 143421 39::5 1 MD 626 .. 16.1 2379 . .... 14342 42772 380 620 .. 18i CURRENT PRIM 114101.150. Per Qr. WIMP. 4. 4. Wee; Sent, red, old 47 to 63 'new 44 to 55 „ Do. white, old 48 to 6' wort „ end tin ialr 45 to 58 a red. nom B.URLIT. Malting .... Distilling .. Grinding MALT. ZNo •lolk, and 8 82olk 66 to 76 SS to 60 38 to 40 82 to 36 Kingston and Wars 66 to 76 Brown __ fig to 62 RYZ. New 29 20 92 OAT% Etoeleb, free -- 2O to 24 potato Sedie2,fee 4 Foe Per Qr. I. & WHKAT. Debbie and lonige berg 5O to CS Roetock & Meeklen- burg ——— - 62 to 59' Danish Itassism, hard ao:t American, red — to „ white _ BAGLEY °ending .... Distilling .... Malting OAT& St to SS S 2 to SS 40 to 44 Dutch brewing 7. 2O to 29 feeding ARRIVALS OF ORATE, RC . , I! WATER CAEB.IAOE, FRO: CLOSIVIL Wheat. Bailey. CITS. era 4506 4692 Scotch lB 230 Irish Foreign Total lIINCING-LANE.-(THIS DAY.) 1890 G fitIGAIL—The market continues dull and inactive, no sales reported since Friday last. Refined is steady at last week's currency. Corrr.E.—A fair steady business is doing at recent quo- tations. Rice AND RUN.—No sales reported. litricza.-800 bags of black pepper sold at steady prices, and a small parcel of good white Penang, at 66d. BArrgeraz.-311 1 0 bags of Bengal sold at 20s. 9d. for re fraction 2, short prompt. Carrog.—There is an improved demand at full to rather dearer prices. In other articles no change has taken place since Friday last. The sales advertised for to-morrow consist of 850 casks and 900 bags of sugar ; 400 caskq, 100 cases and 2,300 hags of coffee ; about 32,000 bags of tea, and sundry parcels of dryealtary goods. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The market is steady at the following prices :—Town tallow is qncted 445. ; Petersburg Y.C. on the s po t, 445. 6d. ; October to December, 445. 9d. ; December , 445. 9d. ; January to March, 45 5. 3 d. ; March, Urn. ; all the year, 445. PARTICULARS OF TALLOW. 1961 1 1868. I 1865. I 1866. Stock on !land Oil? day ..casksl S 5 !:%) Deßeery Let Week Ditto from It Jane. Arrival Llst week Ditto from Ist June Pricer. C. on s po t Ms day Ditto Town last Friday Lmel 24,814 " 64 42,506 6. I a. • • 45 0 46 6 47,89. 3.465 26.851 2,494 29,684 d s 41 3 44 3 42.422 4.obt 9,264 5,658 49.209 d. 49 6 50 0 37,933 2.335 34.130 7.567 e 3 SO3 e. d. 44 6 46 6 —-- Arrive/ for the week ending 23rd October last year 8,026 casks • and delivery 4,534 casks. The arrival last week comprised 7,81.5 casks Petersburg, 10 Australia, 2 ether places; total, 7,867 casks. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) We have a larger supply of beasts, but the average qua lity is very indifferent; consequently choicest descriptions are not much lower. Inferior kinds are difficult of sale. There are also a few more sheep, and the demand smaller than last week. Prices are not so good, yet there ia not much reduction in beat qualities. Good calves are still scarce and dear. Our foreign supply consists of 3.770 beasts, 8,240 sheep, 90 calves, and MO pigs. From Norfolk and Suffolk there are 50 beasts, 200 from Ireland, and 2,140 from the Northern and Midland Counties. Pee atone of Silva a. d. ad. I Per stone of 81M. d. ad. Best "cots, Herd& 5 0 5 4 Fart Das& lithdsBls 0 0 0 0 Best Si.orthoma 4B 6 0 Bed Long.wools.... 6 2 5 6 51c0.41 qual. beasts 3 4 4 4 Do. 00. Shorn.... 0 00 0 Cah ea PIO Beat Demtlilf-hreda 6 0 6 2 Lamb 0 0 0 0 Beasts ri market, 6,1 A; sheep and lambs, 50,500; calves, 97; OR 73,1 BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Meows. Patten len and Smith report a continued stead demand for consumption for all descriptions of both English and foreign hope at fully late prioes. Fine samples of both Suasex and Weald of %eats are beoominq MURDER AT Bilk NMAWR. —The inhabitants of this quiet little town, situated partly in Monmouthshire and partly in Breconshire, bare been greatly excited by the perpetration of an aggravated murder. The murdered man, Jonathan Davies, a carpnter, had been summoned before the magistrates for assaulting the wife of Henry Lloyd, residing in Glamonpui• street. Aster hearing the evidence the magistrates dismissed the case, ordered the complain ant to pay the costs, and adviaed Davies to have a sum mons against her. This gave great umbrage to the hus band, Henry Lloyd, who after leaving the court threatened, in the bearing of a police officer, to give Davies a dose before night. In the course of the afternoon the parties met at the Red Cow public-house, where some words ensued, and Davies got knocked down. Lloyd then kicked him in the ribs and on the temple, and Davies, having given a groan, immediately expired. Lloyd was at once apprehended, and at the inquest which was held upon the body, before Mr. Cox Davies, the ooroner for the district, the jury returned a verdict of " Wilful murder" against Lloyd, who was thereupon committed to take his trial at the next Brecon assizes. No. I ell PROVINCIAL SHARE KARIM% !Augment, Oct. 13 -bales to-day -Great Western, 6,51 Lancashire and Yorkshire, 124-London, Chatham, and Dow, new account, 1 9 ) -London and North Western, 1164 4 ; Dew mis count, 1184 2- North British, new account, 3:4-Bonth rib-Grand Trunk of Canada. 181-INle, new account, 49 -U States 5-20 hoods, PA --Great Luxembourg share*, 12 11-1 - Lancashire insurance, 12a-Anglii.American Telegraph, lba -Atlantic Telegraph ii per cent , 541-18 -Mersey Steel and boa 'LlS7litricisl.E.r3,7rEta6 d. , 13.-Consoltlated Bank (Limited), 111 Eries, 404 4 : next account, 40-Great Eastern, neat account, tWestern -Grand Trunk of Canada, 164-Great of 121 -Great Western. 5(4 I : next account, MI 4- -111inoi= aceouut,7B4-Lancashlre and Yorkshire, next account, 124;-Lon don and North-Western. 116418-Manchester. Sheffield. and Lin co'nshlre, 544 3 ; next account, 544 4 4-North British, 3f44 4 ; ant account, 3249 sl 4-South Laster°, neat account, 054-Thamesaad Mersey Marna. Insurance ‘Llmited', 4 5-18 p.; next account, p.-Unites! States 5-20 Years' Bonds, next account, 70e- London, Chatham, and Dover, next account. 10. ISOLYINGUAN, OCT. 13 -The sales to-day were In Green Western Stour Valley Guaranteed, at 704 ; South Staffordshire Railway stock, at 732 ; Midland Financial shares, at 11 Ms. ; Binuinghiun Wagon shares, second issue, at 4 die ; Birmingham and MI-Iland Bank shares closed, sellers, at 152 ; and Genera Steam Navigation shares sellers, at 26. Di..nLin, OCT. Et-three per Cent. Ca.nsols, 864-New Three per Cent. stock, la l-bitto for new account 6th of November, 874 -Monster :Limited., , Y3lOl. pald,, 41-National Bank (110 i Paid . 674-N ational of Liverpool (Limited, (410 paid,, 1211 - Royal Bank (4110 paid , 224 4 4--Great Southern and Wester's. '4llOO paid), 904-Buliliu, Wicklow, and Wexford, Five per (but. )faith, reduce'. ids : Ca) paid:, 44. FARNINGLIAM GREAT CATTLE FAIR. (Tale Dar.)--This (Monday) morning the great annual fair of Fainingham, which is one of the first of Kent autumnal cattle marts, was held, but by magisterial orders an loaned stock were permitted to enter the fields. The horse show was large, and comprised many valuable strings et horses and loose droves of unbroken cartcoltsfromiVeybill borne show. The demand was brisk for high-class h and prices of handsome cart horses ranged from 45 to 00 guineas, and secondary ditto, 1$ to 30 guineas ; promising cart colts, 25 to 41 guineas ; hones for priva te carriage purpose ' 55 to 70 guineas ; saddle horses and riding cobs, 20 to ;10 guineas ; well-bred hunters, 70 to 110 guineas ; and nag colts, 25 to 40 guineas. The whole of the sheep penned up were sold out early. There was a good demand for pigs, and which made high prices. SERIOUS .I.IX:IDENT ON THE LA NrAMHIRE AND IKE RAIL% AV.—A Pingular and serious accident occurred on the Lamashire and Yorkshire Railway, at Wornersley, near Doncaster, on Saturday. An experi ment was being tried upon the locomotive engine of • passenger train with a new smoke consumer. This, which was inflated with gas, unexpectedly exploded, and Mr. Potter, who was in charge of it, and his assistant, were blown off the engine and dreadfully injured. The locomotive was also damaged, and the steam from it severely scalded the driver and the fir who valiantly remained at their posts until they secured, as far as posible, the safety of the engine. Fortu nately, a coal train came up from the contrary direction, and took charge of the disabled engine and paseenger train, and the injured men were removed as soon as assistance could be obtained. Mr. Potter's injuries are so ceecre that he lies in a precarious condition, and his assistant died on Saturday evening. The fireman and driver, thouh much scalded, are expected to rec over. A MAN BURIED ALIVE.—On Saturday afternoon last, between '2 and 3 o'clock. an accident of an alarming nature, resulting in the death of one Man and tke narrow escape of many other persons, occurred in the Commercial road. Peckham. It appears that for some time past she road has been stopped for traffic in consequence of the ma st uction of • new sewer. The deceased, David Baxter, aged 38 years, had been working in the sewer all day, ands Lirge hole had been dug for the purpose of connecting one of the houses with the new sewer. The deceased at the time of the accident was down this hole, and was in the act at shoring it up, when the earth made a slip and covered him. Anii.tance was speedily obtained, and a rope put round his body and under his arms, and there seemed everychance of saving the poor man's life. Those who were endeavouring to save him had nut, however, long commenced operations when • second slip of earth occurred, and the man was completely buried, the hole, which was IN feet in depth, being now nearly filled. 'Mr. Fraser, the inspector of police at Peckham, with a number of constables, having been informed of the accident, and the serious conse quences likely to ensue owing to the large crowd which bad then assembled, and the dangerous condition of the ground upon which the crowd was standing, at once pro ceeded to the spot. They hail not been there more than • few minutes when the roadway again commenced falling in, many of the bystanders falling with it, when the polies rushed forward, and were only ;oat in time to rescue then, for had they fallen in there was little probability of their being got out alive. Mr. Pearson, the contractor, fell in, and was covered to his neck with earth, but was fortunately rescued. The roadway was then cleared, and • number of men commenced to dig ont the mirth from the hole in which the deceased man had • been burled. After • lags* of about two hours and a half it was cleared, and the body recovered, whence it was conveyed to his own house in Victoria-place, Peckham, there to await the coroner's in quest. The deceased has left a wife, whose confinement was then hourly expected, and to whom, it appears the accident was made no secret, and one child, to lamen't his untimely end. Mrs. John T. Hanson, niece of Oliver Goldsmith, died on Friday, the 21st September, at her residence, We* Hoboken, New Jersey, in the 81st year of her age. Soso time ago the old lady was in very reduced eircumstasisa, but public attention was celled to her condition is Or columns of the press, and a fund was raised anikient to maMtain her in some degree of comfort up to her deptese. DISPENSARY FOR SKIN Ditizairm, be, OMIT ILaRLBOROVOH-STRISET ' REGEST•STRZET.— One handsel and seventeen patients were relieved at this dispenser) , during the week ending Oct. 13. ritTS. r