The Express. — London, England, 1864-10-21 00:00:00

NI E 311%,TERIOUS DEATH PROM ALLEGYD VIuLENCE IN GHEEN•PAIS. LNQUEST.— (THIS DAY.) At noon, to-ilay,. the deputy-ooroner for the city estminster (Mr. Ingham) resumed at the Westminster stital the inquiry respecting the death of George King, his life through violence inflicted on him. vt. Edward Draper, solicitor, appeared for the family of 1., die:eased. e &ceased was a gas inspector in the employ of the -Urea ;as Coorrany, and the circumstances attending .th were of such a mysterious and suspicions chario t,,. tit the inquest was adjourned front last Friday t , -ti.tv in order to see whether the palatine • ef the facts, so far as known, might not .1 to the discovery of further evidence. It appeared • I o'clock on Friday, the 30th Sept., the deceased .• from a friend to walk across the Green-park, on his ! He was sober, but complained that be felt • front the effects of the gas In half-an-hour ; was found by a policeman lying on the gnus ,ti. , park near Stafford Howe. He got up, but , ~ ,:Iv, and seemed to be dying. He was t . r, f -e e,trried to St. George's Hospital, where the . ~ ...idered him to be insensible from drink, and upon .re‘oinr a little he was taken away to the polioe.otation • tcred ur, as he could not give hie address. The neat hr wax hailed out, and taken by hie friends—one ass remarked,' 'There has been foul pkt hare—to Wes t. 110-: , ital.where he was examined,Droadfulbruises, • .ectiv from kicks and blows, were found on hi, head, f arms. abdomen, small of the back and chest, st • the shin Lad been knocked or kicked from his legs 5. 11:s skull was dreadfully fractured and a sinus i Loll,l'n rest Lured. He died on the following Wednesday. inesrlic.tble part of the cue, however, was, thAt 5110 s--.r.:eons of St. George's Hospital stated th t! injuries on the deceased's head or hands. ' .!;-t not examine his body when he was brought in by r .e. witness named Holland, however, mid that . t... I sl.e bruise on the head, and it was stated that •‘, vers dark in the hospital. The surgeons of that .• t :iii4;ested that the injuries might have been 5e1f ...1 by falls over furniture, be., at the police .- This the police dealt I, and it, indeed, • t:y seemed possible ; but the inspector went -Per, and said that the deceased appeared to have no -.es when he was bailed out on Saturday morning. K iag's evidence disposed of this suggestion, for she the police at the moment, " You have murdered my -..`and while he was in your hawk." _ e Coroner, upon taking his seat, said that he proposed • • the jury should visit the police station, in King.strest, tl kmentatrees, in a cell of which the deceased man was n,J, in order that they might be enabled to arrive at eoncluvion as to the possibility of the injuries of which ed having been received there. .lury acTioiesced in this suggestion, sad proceeded to - ~e,l the cell in question. It was • small room 10ft. by • . with a fixed bench 2ft, in width running round two , . it in such a manner as to render the space of the available for walking or falling violently upon very ,:rascribed indeed. All the edges of the benches were nedotf. There was hardly an angle in the cell upon • ch a person could fall so as to hurt himself. The r was asphalted and covered thickly with sawdust. It • remarked by • juror that if a man desired to commit by dashing himself about in such • cell, be could • ros.ibly accomplish his design. Mt. John Matthews, woollen draper, was then called. He • I that on the 30th September he was going acme the .•!-, n-ra•k, between 4 and ri o'clock in the afternoon. 'l.•-o just past the gate near Stafford House he saw a man r• the ;;ravel p►th endeavouring to rise. Witness did not +etve at the moment whether anyone was near but • • al gathered directly afterwards. In endeavouring to tl•e man fell back again on his side. He seemed t strike his forehead against the ground. He rose staggered back and fell on the back of his head. •• a most fearful fall, and be lay as if dead. Witness ran 7.r..r1 and lifted him up, and sent a boy for assistance. r,•liccman came, and the deceased was lifted ca to the grass wholly senseless. A gentleman his breath, and said be had not been drink . lie had not staggered like a drunken man. ::.e a person giddy, or in a fit, Witness observed that was a oruise on the forehead, and an injury to the I , f the head. Witness would not be surprised to hear ti t the dreadful fall had fractured deceased. skull—he fell s :t treat weight, like one dead—as completely powerless, II- J 1 not fall against the railings. The railings were • rd away from him. He might have fallen against them I .'.sre witnees saw him. orooer—llo you know the entrance to the park from oddly ? Ate there not stone steps there? Wltcess said there were several steps, but he could not La. how m►ny. G‘r.ner— How did you become aware of the ultimate anth of the malt W.t• read the amount in the newspapers, and seeing your reritrke stating that the case was one of great mys t,,r. at I that it was desirable that all who knew anything %but the matter should come forward, I attended here trdac toiqutarilr. By the J ury—l saw the man carried away to the hospital in a cal, A gentleman, not a r oliosman, ordered the cab. A juror saki that an inspector of police maid that the cab way srt: t. r by Ltm.. (It tarod ..Alt (.1) inquiry that the inspector in question was in private clothes at the time.) Ey Mr. Draper—The noise of the fall was a dull heavy one. There ear CO sound of crashing, &c. I 111 W no sentry near the spot or in the crowd. Thomas Chambru. waiter at the Argyll Rooms, Windmill strett, said that he knew the deceased by sight for one or two past. On tLe day of the cam ream) witness saw I.to in and asked him to get a dry meter h.r a 'lin), he (witoeu) was about to open. Deceased then sect into the dioinprooms in the same street for his in. st(..tor. Winless then had three or four minutes' converse. t with him. Re was sober then, as he always was. The walked away towards Piccadilly, in company with a person named Casten. The Green-perk was about three ..tatters of a mile distant. .:her witnesses described the injuries which were ohaerra. on tile deceased at the police station. One of them said g,s had At times a stupefying effect. Some years ago •:t ss so overpowered that he became unconsciousond p•iired rushed out hit, the garden, and staggered and WAS some time before be was brought round. It riA. , .e bin, entirely stupid and foolisb. ',lle inquest was proceeding when our report 101.1 .11ETROPOLITAN BOARD OP WORKS. (7111 S DAY.) T weekly meeting of the Metropolitan ,r.l (f Wetlot FRS held this day, at their Oftices, Spring- Mr. JoRN TEIwAITZ3 in the &sir. T:.e .h .tatement showed that the balances in the beads !he irrenret were no current accounts 403,263/. Ca. 6d. ; wreuntP. i t SO/. ; and on government seam ties. 197,244/. 18e. 2d. THE TIUTH ENPLOSTON. The report of the main di :Unarm committee was brought rrT , ,tire to the espbeion at Messrs. Hall's magazine, at Vnonezion with the Southern mitten sewer works W h reference to the eoutemplated porches of l.od F llowng the pumping house, there were two rourarloes in the possession of ilh'uni• Hat sad t a . tter hal beet; referred to the superintending architect. therefore, succested that the questioc should be vr'r el, and that the committee should report to the load ai Sono as possible on the subject. The suggestion • a4reed to, au! the subject refereed back to the oom- that the soya of one hundred guineas be 70 .‘.-r•• .1 to Mr. Francis Evelyn Houghton, together with a ' .11. i esaian of the approbation of the board of his l • zealous services in connexion with th e • i the river wall on the occasion of tie explosion .st ll. • powder m agaz i ne , E r ith Marshes, on the ....... • ••44. f the reduction in the establishment of the j •' • • f ins Lion of gu meter. the committee 'to. Mr. Ward should receive six months' not ic.4 to engagement. After ..r.e it was decided that they should M. 1, I ‘lx montlw: salary. and as they did not r• 4 4., 4.1 give him his time to himself. • • t were progressing when we wept to 111. ,711 i•r* L 6 1:11 S..MERVILLY..—Vice-Admiral • ev••ired on Wednesday morning at New. • at I,.anlington, where be has resided many •-. :sere Ken lin Somerville, Lord Somerville in • • • f ~ 0.1,1,1, WAS the third son of the Hon. • S 10.. el Hugh Somerville, second son of the I ` .rt by his second marriage with Mary, of the lion. Wriotheeley I /ighy. Ile was ' • I.: :.. ven;l,ol., 1;c:'. and married 3rd September, • I. •1:4.i, only daughter of Mr. Jahn Hayman. • • - ! entered the navy in IAIII, and had ••• • •I•'.. active seryi... He obtained his rank we • ' :•! 4, end accepted the retirement io IW. As ' • r r, adlnirAl his commisrion was dated Jane 14, ••i• -, •11.1:ril. March IS 57 ; and admiral, May ;'• • Ti.. admiral is succeeded in the ancient , • Iw his eldest son, the Hon. Hugh Some''- , ":. 1 , 33, and who is a lieutenant in the ••: - I Yeomanry Cavalry ; and his second son, • N.. ". is an officer in the Rilie Brigade. FA LI. —A young man. named. -••• met serious aecidentat Mr.T. Lea's • . K I• rimester. on Tuesday. He wee at the time at • . I..ther.who WAS engaged in slating the roof,aod •,,< f..two-il to talc. a hod of mortar from a boy's I ••••• fowitig, and fell forward. The ground lay I him, and certain death appeared immi. `•- • .‘. f. 1, however, the poor fellow, with the energy r. .'••tche.l at a rope which bang before him. t it. but the weight of his falling body pre. ••' I..roi•lng it tightly. a n d h e s li ppe d d own it , • 7, I. Lawis with the friction, till at Teat the rope " • •••••I l,e f.ll to the ground. A heavy plank, which c:. 5., over when he fell, came crashing after • . •-i: it did not fall upon bim. lie. Roden '•' l I•onzto , 1 were sent for, and they found that no s w^re i.rn;,..n. !Menton had, however, received serious tl.. pi...lse extent of which could not at ono° be He had only been married a fortnight.— ' • • i'• raosama SATEADAT. OP Ito=BUY srxviy. N.W. to N.E. and COMM. N. to W., and again to back, gales to mode- N.. strong. squally, rate, rain at times. • few *bowers. N.E. to W., gales to Wlll7OO. W. to N., varying from fresh, ram at time• strong to moderate. B.S. E. to W. N. W.,gales SOCTRiIIa. As next above. to moderate, some rain. ing roach, wales to moderate, rata at times. LIMN. Northerly and westerly, railing from strong to moderate. Cautlosary signals on Wednesday and Thursday. Worthern=Bootlaaa. Winsern= Ireland. Wass., and &d -isk-ma:lea southern=Mwrllsb Channel and bay of &may. Seaton asfwatward England and North SOL The gunnery experiments at Bexhill yesterday assumed the form of a bombardment, salvoes of live shells being at the dose fired at the Martell° tower. The general results of the experiments ere--first, equal penetration into brickwork of the Armstrong and Whitworth projectiles; and, second, the superior destructive effect of the Arm strong shell. As a whole the experiments verify those of August, 160, which established the advantages of rifled guns over smooth-bore guns. The firing was watched with great interest by great numbers of the Sasses gentry. I THE LATE DUKE OF NEWCASTLE. —The 21 . ctting. ham Journal of to-day states that the late Duke of New- castle bad during the day of his death been uJusually well, and had conversed freely with his workpeople shout the estate. He had also visited the stables and inspected the horses. About 25 minutes past 6in the evening he was convening freely with his solicitor, Mr. Ouvry, of the firm of Ferrer, Dowry, and Ferrer, London, that gentleman having been to the church festival at Shireoaks, and his grace had been expressing his satisfaction at the great suc cess of the festival, when be s u ddenly threw up his arms, gave a scream, and died in about four minutes. His grace's physician, Dr. Kingsley, of London, and two or three per sons were present at the time. A telegram was received by Dr. Kingsley at Clamber from Sir George Grey at Balmoral on behalf of her Majesty. None of his grace's family were at Chamber at the time of the sad , his grace's second son, Lord Edward Pelham Clinton, having left Clumber a week ago to join his regiment io Canada West, THE HON. Mg. STANLEY. —Among tbe pas sengers by the Europa, which sailed from Boston on Wed nesday last, was the Hon. E. Lyulph Stanley, son of Lord Stanley of Alderley, Postmaster•Generul of England. Mr. Stanley has spent the last six months in this country, travelling extensively, and carefully obse rv i ng th e work ing of our institutions under the tremendous strain to which they are subjected is the present crisis. He has taken side' with the North from the beginning of the war, and been the constant and earnest advocate of a cause which has few cc no friends is the sphere to which he belongs, and which require courage and mageatinsity to defend as well as broad and independent views to espouse. Mr. Stanley is still very young, and should he enter political life, as with his strong teedeocks he can scarcely fail to do, he will run doubtless a distinguished and brilliant career.-- j New F ork BMUS, Putt. THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 21, 1864. SHARE LISTS.--(TRIS DAY.) Two oNhoom The railway market continues firm, and the variations in prices are again in an upward direo tiou. Great Western stock is in chief de mand, and has risen I per cent. Metropolitan, London and North Western, South Eastern, and Great Eastern have also improved I. London and North Western stock is now quoted 112 k to 113 ; Great Western, 721 to 73 ; Mid land, 130 to ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1121 to 113} ; Caledonian 123 to 124 ; South Eastern, 82} to 83 ; Great Eastern, 43f to 441 ; Great INorthern, 129 to 130 ; London and South West ern, 96 to 96 ; and Metropolitan, 1114 to 112. Foreign and colonial railway securities are quiet, at yesterday's quotations. Eastern Bengal stock is inquired for. all Atlantic 81. Lawrence 108 Bait Ihr. &C.10...69.e ' 10 , Do. L Maros all Buffalo d Lake Baron: all Do. Proferenoo 100 Boit., Braut,tGoderle.kl 64 56 100 101 OW prir 6 ? 6 6 p. O. 134& - Aug. 1, 1012 1 100 ' Do. do. 111171, 18711 1 100 I Do. do. Juno 1, 14741 100 Oa &B. lootern 6p.d g. 100 Caps T. et Dock 6p. • Iop D FL. E. I I :O I4 gt 100 Haat 4dlon . go. I do.. 96 100 Pt 1 Ai 1014 1011 100 101 111 20 84 - 1 "to id 66 61 i 63 65 zd 66 67 61 Mid 66 66 I IS 30 26 28 1656 161+ t 2O Pa llm 91 100 9 9 9 Ile II die co 99 TT el I I 4 100 101 08 08 88 00 66 to • • M sa 90 100 9 4 Sea a. 16 96 97 Balm to-dap to 1 p.m. 124 311 113 I -- 113 121 11 1 3 6 6 i 4! 111112114 1301 I k 1071 7 - 651 i 10. Wm 1 111 124 1 II ohm. St SS zd I soma IS 63 33 6 61 6 364 24 tO IS in I - 30 i $Ol4 - 9i 6 20j 8!9 261 6 bi SO 214 ISli 151 1S - 41 _;..- 488,00= -.. -.. -.. 41. 80 1 . 40& 80 20,00 COWNIAL GOVIIIIPAINT Ditt1ak001n.09.44187 "100. 110// Do. LSI Ofia. 5110. 5p.4.111/744 Do.oporot.lll.lLtieg. Do.. perot.Mor3 101 Dab p oar ot 0t.J00..1.7 1 100 Do. ot. los. 10 art Ofkrp.o.lll73ll* 11104 110 Do. 44 1100-1 pso Do. 10. 1801100 Coke. Not. 1114 01.4. 100 ink 40.. 1 100 ILoarlltas Ow at., pris Do. ars lio:000. 220,000 1 100.000 100,000 ■O,OOO l 106,200 WOW, Do. jai Heil Natal. Gov.. pa ,100 ,New Beam. Oov.llp.ot. ,100 N.B.Wales 0v.6 p.c.1806,100 Do. 6p. e. 1871 to 18701100 Do. 6p. o. 1698 to 1801 106 New Leland. per cont. 100 Nova Bootle, op. 0., 1876100' ' Queensland Gov.. p. et. 'lOOl B..iset.Gov.o p. et Bondi 100, Tlo.Oov.flp.o.JeadJulp 100 j I Do. do. 0 p.4Ape6too. 11001 DISBNTUIti BTOC. No. IEL 1 810008. IPQ 100.000 1 160,00D1 76.000, a N 91 96 91 04 N N 78 N 106 101 101 106 106 107 107 190 102 106 100 112 102 106 106 107 146 109 102 104 id • {0!,01.10t. Otßstn. p.5.3111i WWI. St 610,000 K. D.Wsta.—W.M.--01., I p. et., & July.... 618,000, St. taiic.43YlL4p.e.Jaatily, 630,000, St. Loo,Brigh.4p.e.landlly, 1026113 St. LAN.W.4p.o.lsn.etJuly 314,030 St. Do. 14p.e...huLaJaly 130,730 BF LetS.W.,lp.e.laita.luty St. Il6ldlaad,4p.o.JanotJuly .... ISt. 11.1. British. IL P. I D. 8., ct., Feb. 1 Aug. • •I' 01,031 St. N.lstrn.,4p.c.Jan&J 0'); ;Scot.N.E..4p.e.Ap.dOst.l AMMON MU No. I Sh. Maus. 46,0002 Alandfloe tlimited) 100,000 1 ,Inglo-Bres.Gold,La. 10,000 20 Australian 76.000 1 ;Bon Accord C0p.(131 10,000 5 iltreall.L&M Co.(Lim. 16,000 10 Cape Copper (limited 26,000 2 !CapulaStiverg.imited 11,000 60 iCoWe Copper 10,000 20 Coplepo (limited) 100,000 1 :Don Pedro, N. Del key 76,000 1 ;Deu Mount. (Lea.) 25,000, 1 Jfast Del Su 26,000 2 iForluna (li mited) 10,000' 20 ler2 68,000' untla (Limited) 16,000 3 Amens 10,000 6 iLtudtanlen (limited), 103,811. 1 'llartquita 100,000 2 ,ILAureoe Brea.o.lLiL 50,000, Peoulcillo Copper (1.1 10,000 i 10 'Pontelband glissaded I 100,000( 6 'Port a 4 . 1 Santa llarb.Gold Y. (L I 1 110,000 1 itloottlab Andra/ LlA: n a.)l / 11,000 20 St, John del Boy Um. ) , 16 4,1, 1 / 4 80 United Me:lean .' 'OO 20.000 1 ' VallansaacaOold Mai.) Eo,ooo' 1 , Worthing (Limbed) .. 46.000 I . Yadanamotans ILI= I all 1118CILLL1124101311 -. No. fad / COUPAIIIII. I Pd. Anglo-bleak= Mini Austral= Agricul ;austrahatall.L&No.B i lierUnWaterworks ,Botnbay Gee (Um! British American Land' B. & I. Mag. Tel (1.1 1 litrittsh ImUsin Tea (L )• Canada Company VanadlanLoanAtlnv(L) Ceylon Company ICtty 011ites (Lim.) Com. of Africsaller.(Lb ,CommercialUcdonans. 'Consolidated Dia .. (Li! 'Continental Qu Giss‘L IContracteorporsUon(Ll Cop.ll.gna.,PreLY4p.s. C. Round: Yob. of rug. { Do. of Sfitr•itiot (1 ) 1 Crystal Patios I Do. Prefermase Do. 13 p. et. Pert>. Deb.! iDhoounteorporation(L: 16 India Irrlgstiott &e.' , MPCom.& rra.(l tr ti trielegraph I Eng. and Atm 9°P C(i . netshireteigq lEng.&Scettishllmin. I FL:modal Corporation. IF:sandal Discount (L) ,Rore•at. Warehouse X Gellivara (United) 1 0.Cradlt& littotLon.(L ( Gen. Steam Navigatleo Boum& :Nodal As. ( L) ifludeonSßay ( L) Indian Carrying k lutenist Man. Soc. IL.) Internal Land Credit; I. iltslian liAg. Can. Ca,. I Do. ep. c. 11.11. C. IWO, ./olatlitoct Disoount(L)l 'Lend Securities (LlO4l Loud. African Trading, Loud. andCaledon.ll.(L. !Loud.Distrkt Teleg. !Loud. ?loan. Aro. (L) Da New Loud. G. OmahasC.(L l Loud., Italian. &e.Stin. Loud. 'der. DisootuitX) , Lend. Yrovinclalltsine Iladras & Canal Do - 911 - 20 i 97 90 96 97 94 96 100 199 96 90 ISO 101 19 A 11:6 a. picas. BB 80 97 OS 9698 9698 9608 ati Sii 96 96 9698 ter C. prloaa 14 14 19 21 idle par 8 xi o r PO 02 ES fe l ea ima ilaa pea 21 2 di Itha par 2 1 3 1Pal 2 1 Ills Idll par 18 81 111,600' 10 MaurMita land&o.(L' l 2 11.00 10 Ueda. idea. TeL (L)1 all 60,000, 60 51iIlwall Iron Works 6 11.600 10 , Natal land&CoL C. (L 1 10,000 26 National Dia. Com. IL, 6 10,0(0' 60 (Natio n al Financial (L o 10,0001 76 iNatienalTrowllsrint. 10,00 u 100 ;National Meanathw.( ' 16 4000 20 ' NertmddaCoal & *KV 20 1 LW. New 00.000 05 , C.7caland T.ALoaa(L , 2 187.175 L St. , . Brit. A natralaalan(L'lloo 40.000 00 N.Brik&Stercan. 1124 06 PLOW 2 ' fforaBootaao.andl.. .L ail 10,000, 2 1 Do. do. 40,000 26 Oman Marine , Imam 6 10,000 1 10 ,OnentalCosonser:lai(L. 10,000 66 o.:entsl Financial (L., lO 100 000 1 ,Oriontal (1/mltis2). an 60,000' 1 Do. New 1 all *Mt 10 [Orient. Inland Steme(L) l aB 26,000 10 t).sgo & B.li l andlnyeaL 16 10,000, 60 Ottoman Financial (L 1, 10 1 10,00, 6 ,Ottoman Gas (Limited 6 11.604 10 Panama/1. 51.1.1team,L ) 7 0,500 6 Do. do all 27,600 10 Do. New.. 1 3 000.0001 81. Peel 111v.Land&Mla.(L),100 10,000 60 ;Peninsular & O. Steam l on 14,000 60 I Do. Now OO 17,000 10 Quebrada L, 8., 11.(1 I 61 10,000 60 thymney iron Uf 10,000 16 Do. New 1 all 4,150 26 810 J. City lumen.. (L )' all 10.760 26 , Ditto ditto . I 4 14000 100 , /loyal Mallilleasi OO 100,0001. Bt. Scot. A ultra. 1 tweet. (L lOO 40,000 60 Smith, &nicht. AC0.,1 10.074 20 'Soc. Fluaa.d'egypte:L. 10,000 60 8. Africa. 11. A In. (1 ` 141100 26 South Australian Land all 280,0004. St. Submarine Telegraph ;100 1 Do. Scrip all 17.600 20 Tel.Construc.Allaln. Li 4 100,000 10 mama Meney 12.11 1 12.600 10 Trust &AgencyoLtna L. 1 10,000 20 T. fi L Co. of C. Canada I 10,000 6 United IL. Teleg. Co. (II S 60,000 10 Caiven.Manne Ins.ll. 6 1 ?LOW 10 Upper Assam Tes(l.lin 15,000 10 Ditto 10,000 10 Van Diemen's Land lB6 10,000 60 Warrant FlueneelLirn 110 10,000 60 WesUudlanrecio,ls L , 10 ' iipai 14 Itpaa I 1 Ma' SI 33 103 112 103 111 6 _6 dl! 26j 103 . 1 zd o6 I it ii OW 0 boll (112 1 dist Was I RC' If poi 41 16 1212 142 1 1 1 6 1= Par I P 42 7 edl.l is is d i F. ; 6 peal 6 pm. 2 tits 2 418 1 1 1 40 , t 1 19 10 Par i IdlL la ar p 04411 76 S ; A aid,. ak. ran 1 SW a Pa l 06 66 11171 1 2 16 17 ra a96o a, par 2 paa 1 altml la O e l dla all PAr 1 1 II du 6 41 6 1, •aids 19 62 80 t 2 19 61 pea 2} 2 di. rr 29 Si Se tar par 00 00 120 125 2 IMa :le d , s+ 1"I Vai l a 14 1 241st 42 6 pm i tlpm! m Z 1 Ms le Pat t iPs9 6991! ti 14 17 9 11 xd: ..- 1011 10If 6i .1 i , 151 1 sits 1t Is le 2 PREFERENCE SHARES. Great Westera.—South Wales. guar. 5 per eeat., 101. FOREIGN RAILWAYS. Bahia and San Francisco (Limited) guar. 7 per emit., 15. Great Luxembourg, 99., Imperial Mexican Railway (Limited), n. Namur and Liege guar. 6 per cent. pref.. 19. See Paulo (L,m,ted) guar. 7 per cent. (16!. paid), 13i Rae Paulo (Limited) guar. 7 per mat. (all paid),lB 174. sd 1211214 21 I xd COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. 111 A ria-LAirs.—(THIS DAT.) A very moderate supply of English wheat wee reesived fresh up to our market to-day. Seleed4d parade were some what freely disposed of at full prima, sad all medium and inferior qualities supported Yonday's eurreeey. With foreign wheat the market was well supplied. In most destriptioes only a moderate !minima was transuded, yet prio•s ruled firm. Fbating canon of grain clanged bands to a limited test, at previous quotidian'. There was a moderate supply of barley on the stands. With the exception of good and fine malting qualities the trade WU slow, yet no change took plain in prices, com pared with licsiday. The malt trade was very quiet, at late rates. The supply of oats on sale was tolerably large. Most deseription• were in fair average piquet, and prime ruled firm. Beans met a slow sale, it late rates. The show of samples on the stands was very moderate. Pus changed hand. at the full prices of Monday. For sour, both English end foreign, there was • fair de mand, at full quotations. ClatitENT PRIM EwLttt Pre Qr. s. I. Isom Kent, r0d,1823 35 to 39 1224 66 to 44 „ whae, lees 39 to 44 1364 40 to 45 Norfolk sod L incoln rod, 1804 36 to 29 !SAMMY Malting ro Grinding 6l to 3628 MALT. laser, Norfolk, and Suffolk O9 to GS Kinston and Warm 62 to 64 Brown Nor. Qr. OM. I. & Boob* hod l9 to 1:11 Boot& potato Irlah, ohne „ black PROVINCIAL SHARE MARKETS. LIVUPOOL, (k`r. 20.—Great Eastern, 431 4—(heat Western, 711 2 1 4 4—Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1131—London and North Western, 1124 4 4 4 ll—Manchester, Ahetheld, and Lin colnshire. 644—/didlomL 1291 4—South Eastern, 824 4—Great Weateru of Canada. 346—Dutch Shentah, 3 p.—Alliance Bank, Loudon and Liverpool ;Limited:, 7 p.—Bank of LArerpool, Eastern Exchange Bank ;Limited), 4 4 4 d.—Mereantlle and Ex change Bank Limited ,14 101 1 1346 4 I 3.16 d.—North Western Bank ,Limitedi, p.—Eritlah and Foreign Marine (Limited . 2 4-16 p —Empire Marine Limited], 10-16 pool and London Fire and Lite, 10 p.—Queen Insurance, 11.16 p. —Mersey stool and Iron ;Limited , , 1:x161 p.—National Steam Navigati-n Company, ni d.—West India and Pacific Steam, 14 p —Confederate Loan, 64. . . BIRMINGHAM, OCT. i 4 -The railway =vice: rather improved to-day, closing gond. Sleuth Staffordshire changed hands at 101- Birmingham old Union Mill. at 6, and Iletropohtan Railway Co, rtag• and Wagon, at 12 per share-Staffordshire Joint Stock Bank closed at 10 to 104 pm. - Staffordshire Financial, at die. to+ pm.- Whitehouse and Ca., par to I stn.-British and Foreign Railway Plant, 4 pm., sellers-and Muntis Metal. 2 dis., sellers ll 44C1114STER, Oct. 20.-A pretty fair buaineas was done, and price* were firm at the close. Great Faatem, esi I 4 1-Great Luxemnours, 0!-Great Northern, A. 1404 +--Grand Trunk of Canada, 19-Isrnt Western of Canada, 91 4-Great Western, 714 2 f 4- tindsou's Bay, 15-John Brown and Co. 204p.-lan cashire and l'orkahlre. 112 f 12-London and North Western, 1121-Manchester and County Bank, Sp.-Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, 644 4-Metropolitan, 110-Mezleana, nun 40-Midland, 1504-North Staffordshire, 761-South Eastern, 824 4-Swish Famines, INI- Manchester Railway Meet and Plant, 4 d.-Alliance Bank, M 134 74141 p. -Prnston and Wyre, 43-Ditto Halves, 214-Ditto Maths, 7s. Id.-Confederate loan, 64. _ ilenui, OCT. 19. —Three per Cent Consols, 871 I—New Three per Cent. IS ock, 861—Ditto for sccount, 10th Nov. BQt Indian Five per Cent. Steck (traaaferatde at Book of Ireland). 102 I—Bank of Ireland (1.001.. paid). 416—Bibernian basking Co. (5:51. paid . for account. 4.o—Natloosi Bank (3't. paid), 79}—Na. Donal hank, New Armed at IS prem.), (ISL palcl,, for account, 6l—National of Urerpeol jet paid', for 'tenant, IS let—Royal Bank 10f. paid), 301 —Union Bank (Limited), (M. paid . IPI {—Dublin and Drogheda (lea paid', 711—Dublin and Kingstown DON. pad), 194-11kilaad Great Western (allpald), for amount. 37—Creat lkouthera sad Wagon lour per Cent. Pap, ,1001. paid), 92. MONEY MARKET.--(THIS DAY.) Two o'OseeE. The favourable character of the Bank return caused the stook markets to open this morning at a general advance, and, though this has not been fully maintained, the present quotations in most cases are somewhat above those of yesterday afternoon. The funds have risen / per cent., and most of the specu lative foreign stocks >f to Financial and banking shares have also improved. Home railway stocks are comparatively quiet. _ . Therein no new feature in the discount market, which remains quiet at 9 percent. for the best three months bills. The demand for short loans in the Stock Exchange is somewhat stronger at 4 per cent. Console are now quoted 881 to / for money, and 881, " buyers," for the account (Novem ber 10). The official business report is as follows :-Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 881, 1; ditto, for account, 881; Three per Cents. Reduced, 861, ; New Three per Cents., 861, 87 ; Bank Stock, 237, 236 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1041, 1 ; Five per Cent. " en faced " rupee paper, 100, 101 ; Exchequer Bills, March, 65., 9s. dis. ; ditto June, 125., Ea. die. Mexican Bonds have risen 1 per cent., and most of the other speculative foreign stocks are quoted I to per cent. better than they closed yesterday. Some of the present quotations are annexed, viz. : Greek, 211 to ; Mexican, 261 to ; Confederate, 64 to 65 ; Spanish Passive, 291 to 30 ; the Certi ficates, 131 to ; Turkish, 1862 Bonds, 70 to 1 ; and the Consolid6s, 491 to 1. Transactions are recorded as follows :-Brazilian, 1863, 81, ex div. ; Milian Six per Cents., 100, ex div.; Egyptian, second issue, 951, ; Greek, for acootmt, 211 ; ditto Coupons, 9 ; Italian, 641 ; ditto for account, 641, ; Mexican, 251 ; ditto 1864, 241 ; Moorish, 90 ; Peruvian, 1862, for account. 80 ; Portuguese, 1853, 44, 1; ditto for account, 46! ; ditto 1856, dtc., 461, ; Russian, 1862, 87, 1 ; ditto 1864, 861, 86, ex div. ; Sardinian, 82 ; ditto, for account, 821; Spanish Passive, for ac count, 291 ; ditto Certificates, for account, 132; Turkish, 1858, 68; ditto 100/. Bond; 69 ; ditto, 1862, for account, 691, 1; ditto, 100/. Bonds, 701, 70, 1 ; Venezuela, 1862, for account, 551, 1; ditto, 1864, 431. International Financial shares are now quoted 1 to 1 prem. ; London Financial, 6 to 1 prem. ; General Credit, 11 to 21 prem. ; Imperial and Mercantile Credit, 11 to 1 prem. ; Hudson's Bay, 15 to ; Ottoman SocieU Gdn6- rale, to 1 prem. ; and Anglo-Egyptian Bank, 11 to 11 clis. The sum of 9,0001. in gold was sent into the Bank yesterday. The Delhi, from Alexandria, has brought 15,0001. in specie. The shipments of specie for the East by the steamer Ceylon, which left yesterday, reached only 76,9841., including 47,783/. for Hong Kong, and 20,2261. for Madras ; 6,0751. is gold, and the rest silver. Messrs. Galbraith, Bigknd, and Co., East India and China merchants, stopped payment yesterday, owing to the failure of their correspondents at Shang bee, together with other heavy loPses. The liabi lities are computed at about 1E4,0001., the greater part of which is stated to be secured, so that the amount expected to rank against the estate is com paratively small. The assets will to a great ex tent depend upon the realisation of consignments to the East. Messrs. Harding, Pullein, Whinvey, and Gibbons, the accountants, will investigate the books. The failure is also announced of Messrs. Manning and Collyer, hemp and jute brokers. Their liabi lities reach about 100,0001., but they are mostly covered by securities. With respect to the li9nids tion, it will be seen by reference to the subjoined circular, which has been issued to the creditors, that the partners believe themse:ves able to eventually pay 20s. in the pound : London, Oct. 20, 1864. Gentlemen,—We much regret to inform you that in the interest of our creditors generally we have decided to sop peed payment. The inability of many of our buyers to meet their engagement; and the extreme depreciation in the value of securities upon which we have advanced largely, has mainly influenced as in adopting this coarse. Having until very lately praise scd • considerable surplus,we believe that if our estate is judiciously realised it will prove namely, if not quite, sufficient to enable as eventually to pay all our liabilities in full. Our books ere closely written up, sad we have placed them in the hands of Names. Kemp, Ford, and Co., to prepare a statement of our affairs. In the meantime we request the favour of your indulgence.— We axe, he., M. Csw,u and COLLYZJI. We have received the following letter from Mown. Bullock and Fernyhough, whose stoppage has been lately announced : TO THZ EDITOR 07 THE ZIPUHS. Elll.—ls reference to the statement pabliehed by you this morning, of oar affairs, we beg to inform you that there has bees so meeting of our creditors, and that we hare not, either directly or indirectly, had any trandartiona with the Leads Banking Company. Ouranspessios has mime entirely through the improper use of a large summit of our accept ances, which it was expreuly understa 1 were to have had is cantles attached, but which the drawers failed to do, making use of them in other ways, without our knowledge Or esoction.—We are, &a., BULLOCK and FEWITHOUGH. 1, Miming-lane, Oet. SD. The Committee of the Stock Exchange have ap pointed Monday next a special settling day in the shares of the following companies : 1. Locomotive Cotton Pries (Limited)—sot to be marked. The Londoo (Limited)—quotatios not asked for. 2. The Merchant Shipping Company (Limited), late (Booms Brothers)—not to be marked at present. 3. Wasboe United Consolidated Gold and Silver Mining Company (Limited)—quotation not asked for. 1. For bargains entered into oa and after 4th August. 2. For bargains entered into on and after 13th August. 3. For bargains entered into on and after 4th October. In the accounts of the Great Western Railway of Canada to July 31st last there Sg-ured an item of about 340,000 dollars, American funds in hand, resulting from traffic earnings, which at the time of the issue of the report had not been con verted into gold. For the purpose of the accounts, the conversion of these "greenbacks" was assumed to be made at a gold quotation of 250. Recent ad vices from Canada state that the actual conversion has been made at 192, thus realising a saving of 8,4151. to the advantage of the current half-year. The Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 1,542!. over last year ; the North Eastern au increase of 0,1441. ; the Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnehire an in crease of 1,737/. ; the Midland an increase of 5,3321. ; and the Great E as t ern au increase of 2 , 3441. The directors of the Merchant Banking Company of London (Limited) have made a call of 51. per share, payable by November 18th. The prospectus of the Northern Assam Tea Com pany (Limited) is issued. The object is to purchase twelve tea estates situated iu Northern Assam, in close proximity to those of the Maim and Upper Assam Companies, and possessing direct steam communication with Calcutta. Of the 6,000 acres composiug the estates, 500 are already planted in tea gardens, 180 acres being of three years' growth, The prospectus recites that " The vendor has substantially guaranteed to the directors a minimum dividend of 10 per cent. on the paid-up capital during the first three years ; but from the estimates of produce and expenses, which have been care fully examined, the directors are justified in anti cipating after the first year considerably larger dividends." The terms obtained from the pro prietor are described as " very favourable," the purchase money of the estates, buildings, stock, stores, implements, &c., being fixed at i.;4,0001. ; payable, 7,0001. in cash, and the residue (with interest at 5 per cent.) by four annual insta:Mentl, tlie first of which does not commence till January, 186& The capital is fixed at 200,0001., in 20,000 shares of 101. each, with a first issue of 15,000 shares. The list is to be closed on Monday, the 31st inst. The third call of 11. be. is to be paid on the W. 8 per cent. preferential shares of the Atlantic Tele graph Company by the 12th November. A post script to the call kttm. states as follows : The directory deem it et to intimate to the share. holders that it is espested that the eompeoy'a rag Ul/111111111111 wader the emirs* for the enasefacture of the cable will render it te make a bather sad final Dill epos the preferratial capita during the month of January, U46.'. An extraordinary meeting of the Lands Improve ment Company is convened for the Bth Novem ber, to elect Lord Naas, )LP., and Sir William Rummell, Bart., M.P., directors of the company. Messrs. Cavan, Lubbock, and Co. have announced the payment, in' due course, of the half-yearly interest due the let Nov. on Sagas La Grande (Cuba) Railway 7 per cent. Bores. With reference to the market for American securi ties, Mr. E. F. Satterthwaite reports as follows : The market in London for American securities has since our last been dull and declining, with modems amount of transactiooa ; United States 5.20 bonds are now quoted ex let November coupon, and show a fall of 13 per cent. during the week, taking the value of the coupon into consideration. Erie end Illinois shares have given way 1 dol. each. Subjoined is Messrs. Culverwell, Brooks, and Co.'s report of yesterday's hide sales : At the eighteenth series of hide sales for the year only • limited demand was experienced. Fist India.—Ox aid Cow—Calcutta : Both the home trade and exporters opera,. log to only a limited extent, a large quantity was bought it, and mice. may be quoted fully id. to id. per lb. lower. Bombay, kc., brought fair prices. The analysis of the sales is b 6,068 Calcutta new parcelr, 28,283 brought forward from fanner sales, and 3.035 Bombay, We. ; in all 117,356 hides, of which 84900 were sold. East. India : Iniffaln were bought in. Leather: Eset Indian was mostly taken in. Austra. lisp was in limited request at a decline of 4d. per lb. Silted Hides: Australia's were very dull of sale at id. to id. per lb. decline. Cape were rather lower. North American were bought in. Dry and Drysaltad Hides West lodian were mostly sold. North American taken in. Corinsn only part sold. Mogadore kips all sold. Hone Hides—Salted : South 'tom :can were all bought in. North Amencm wore sold at lower prices. Bark—Mimosa : Only psrt told at caner rates- Aliscellaneotni—Skins : Kangaroo were dull of sale. The return of the Bank of England for the week ending Wednesday, Oct. 19, compared with that for the previous week, shows the following changes : C'mulation issue Circulation active 21,232,935 Incrwise 13,615 Public deposits 3,273,559 Decre,se 3,749,645 C.her depowita Uovernment securities in 9,570,212 Decrease f 0 l3 I banking department Othersoeurnies in banking department 19,780,744 Decrease 2,142,136 Coin and bullion in both departments Se•cn day and other bills The Best Notes in reser►e 13,03 - 2,4 gs Decrease n 8135 595955 Increase 38,971 3.219,45.• Iccrease 54,846 5,647,090 Decrease 51,835 Total reserve (notes & coin in banking department) . 6,419,553 Decrease 19,420 This return show) the effect of the payment of the dividends, which commenced on Thursday, the 13th instant. It is a satisfactory feature that these heavy disbursements Lace entailed a draught to orly the insignificant extent of 19,4261. upon the Bank's reserve. The decrease of 3,749,6451. in the government deposits was partly made up by the increase of 892,141/. in the private deposits ; but the chief compensation to the Bank consisted in the large repayments of quarterly advances, the effect . of which is seen in the decrease of 2,142,1361 in the private securities. The Bank has at the same time taken the judicious course of parting with a further amount of 602,1311. of its government securities . —whether by absolute sale or by borrowing upon them matters little at the moment. A considerable amount of coin is usually taken away by the re ceivers of the dividends ; and this explains the absence of any gain in bullion iu face of the fact that the Bank purchased during the week a total of 227,000/. of newly-imported gold and parted with none for export. BANK OF ENGLAND.—An and ath for the week OM. Notes Wood ISMS DU ,015,8e4,0L5 ta 880,02.5 D Proprietors' Capital L 14,555.000 Rest 3243,44.5 Public Deposita dn eluding ltschci., sv. Doak& Com &a of Nattoast Debt. ard Div. 1.173,569 Other Deporits.... 11098,464 Berea day wad other ------ f 95.935 Account parinant to the Ad db ending on Wednesday, Oct. 19, otia.' 770.513 Oct 20, 1864. PARTMEI t. Government debt.. L 11.015,101 Other securities 4634,901 Gold nolo sad but lion I Silva billion L26,11:0,021 :RAIMENT. Gov( moment Seco iocludies Deal Weight Ao. salty) Other Severities Notes Geld sad Silver Cola C 0,570.942 19,780,748 6,447,0110 772.40 *-34,770.11i W. MILLER, Chief Cashier. I'HUBADAT EITIECtG. Consols, which closed yesterday at 888 to* for the 10th Nov., opened this morning at 88* to f, and closed at 881 to 1. Fur money the last price was 84 to 1. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, Kg, ; ditto for account, Stii, I;' Three per Ceuta. Reduced, sq, g ; New Three per Cents., 1361, Annuities, 1885, 14w, * ; Red Sea Telegraph ; 19 15-16 ; Bank Stock, 237 235 ' • India Stock, 213 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, wig, 8 ; ditto Four per Cent., 97} ; ditto Bonds, 9s. die. ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 97* ; Five per Cent. "enlaced" rupee paper, 100 f. The India Five per Cent. stock continues it demand for investment, and has again improved. India Bonds were dealt in at 9s. dis. The March. Exchequer Bills remain at 10s. to W. die., and the June at 20s. to 12s. dig. Some of the speculative foreign stocks were rather firmer, in answer to the improvement in other securities. Turkish Bonds of 1862 improved 3 per cent., Spanish Deferred Three per Cents. the Passive Bonds and Certificates 3, and Mexican 3to per cent. Egyptian Bonds, on the con trary, declined 1, per cent, Portuguese 3, and Italian 3. Confederate Bonds were dull. MINE&-(111111 DAY.) Two o'CLosic. The mining market is quiet to-day, and, with the exception of a decline of ss. in Esst Grenville shares (which are now quoted 7 to i), prices are unaltered. No transactions are officially recorded in the Stock Exchange. Very few bargains have taken place in foreign and colonial mining shares, and quotations are without variation. St. John del Rev have been dealt in at 35), and Yudauamutana at An extraordinary meeting of the Port Phillip and Colonial Gold Mining Comp.tuy is called for the 25th instant, "for the purpose of taking into considera tion an agreement entered into on the 25th August last between the resident director of this company and tine Chime Mining Company, fur the joint working of the mine and machinery under the management of the Port Philip and Colonial Gold Mining Company, and to determine the ratification thereof, or otherwise." A special meeting of the West Canada Mining Company was held yesterday, when it was unani mously resolved to issue 20,000 11. shares at par, to be distributed pro rani amongst the shareholders. This sum is required for the purchase of the free hold of the company's mines, the present lease ex piring in a abort period. At a special meeting yesterday of the Wheal Ellen (South Australia) Mining Company it was decided to issue debentures to the extent of 7,11001. At Wheal Union Miue meeting yesterday the ac counts showed a debit balance of 4241. A call of 41. per share was made. At Billings Lead Mine meeting yesterday the ac counts showed a credit balance of 3031. The rectory of Welford, near Stratfor',-on- Avon, has become vacant (saes the 13,rmirod,,,t P,o) by th e death of the Rev. Charles Davenport, 11. d., formerly of Worcester Collage, Oxford. The benefice, which is worth 5C31. a year, is in the gift of the Earl and Countess Am. heat. CROYDON CATTLI MARKET, 01_1'. 20.—There wag an inferior description of beasts at market to.day. Sheep were in moderate supply, sad the veal trade woe dull. Prices were as follows, via, at per stone. and sinking the offal :—Seast—Steen and fat cows. 4s. to 4s. Rd. Slieca--, Good Susan Down wetbers, ss. 4,1. to `e. e ; and OM* cheep and West Keats, 4a. 441. to 614 - veal— Best calve; g g . SOd , sad coarse veal, 4.. to Is Pigs—Good porker'. 4s. 6„:, is. ; to. to 1.. 4d. ; sod store pin, to 16s. a bassi. ilificing cows, 114 to 151., and it,., cattle, Si. to 91. Sucklers—Well-bred calves, 255. is Mi.. and Alderney, Dutch, and inferior 10s , to lb. a head. -- Yaw= B2 la 24 Tick l4 re 36 Harrow Pity= TO to 40 Om MoON White Moat. Town made, per 220 lbs. New ___ —. to —I Sousebold 2O to 113 ono. Country loin* feed l9 tO 12 Norfolk and Suffolk, potato LI to 26 ex ship 27 to 22 loltinell. Pee Qr. WNW. e. I. Cookie sad Lang, berg lO to 60 Rostock et Mocklon 114 to 37 87 to 40 93 to 42 — D id — se t• 46 Ittl to 40 itasaiaa, hard PR gr. OATS. S. Danish and awaits 17 to it I audio soft American, red •• 40 to 4Z Danish - to 19 Xcyptiaa 33 to 34 = - neon - hi Se IS -.. Grinding n to 25 Distilling Malting OA n. Dutch, brow - lB to 22 feed ARRIVAIS nr GRAIN, SC., CARRIAGE, PROM OCT. 11 Imes Col& White 2B to 31 Yellow _ LS to 30 French, pee 21 to 33 Spanish, $L to 33 Ametitan, per bit.. 19 to 24 Canadian, .. 19 to Si INTO LONDON. BY WA'filt 5 TO OCT. 20, INCLUSIVL WaftL M 9ra ai" att a b Flour. kw MY& and 0004:11. 840 1070 IWO 140 'IL .. 1260 foreign I 10170 IEI2O .. 1120 16610 100 Total ll7llO mo 1110 11770 15M0 1660 WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) (IT UNITID KINGDOM ILICTRIC TZLOGRA.ZI.) (nom one OWN COMLIMPONDNIIT.) beet trade slow at last week's ratan. Malting barley, fair request and fully as dear. Beans and oats without change. lIINCING-LANE.—(THIS DAY.) Sons.—The market is steady at yesterday's currency, at which • fair business is doing; the sales include Matintios, at 37e. 6d. ; Manilla , clayed, at 30e. ; inferior, at 295. 6d. ; and yellow Havana, at 375. 6d. to 38e. Re fined, prices are firmly supported. Corrn.—For colory qualities of Ceylon there is • good demand at firm prices, at which there is • fair busks:es doing. Native Ceylon sold at 655. 6d. COCOA.—Trinidad wan sold at • alight decline ; grey and middling red, 50a. to 62.. TL.—The market continues dull, and at the public wales red and black leaf °onion has sold at • further slight decline. --- --- IticL-600 bags of Bengal sold at 10s. 6d. for middling white. Rr Rancheons of Jamaica at N. 6d. to N. Bd. Corm,.—The limited sales reported are at a forther de ape. S►trrerar.-500 law of Benpl sold at 29a, abort prompt. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The market is quiet. Towel tallow is quoted 41s. 9d. ; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 405.; October to December, Yank December, 40e. 61 ; January to Muth, 41s. ; 4 . 2 n 3d. HID' MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) LIADLNHALL.—Hides : Prices: 561br. to 611 b.., to 2id. ; 641bs. to 721 b.., 2id. to 3d.; 721 b. to &Ms., 3d. to 34d. ; 800 n. to 881. . 3d. to 4d. ; 881 k to 961 k, 30. to tid. ; 96th.. to 1041 b.., 4d. to tid. Hone lidos, 9e. to 10s. 6d. Calf skin.. lien, 2s. 6d. to 4e. ; full. 7.. 6d. BIRMONDSZT. - Sheepskin.: polled. Gs. M. to Se. Od. ; hall brads, se. Od. to 6. Od. ; Down., 4s. Od. to se. Od. 1301017811 HOT MARKET.—(THII DAY.) Messrs. Pattenden and Smith report more activity in the market this week, all good sound samples being in greater request, and prices for hue descriptions rule rather higher. WEATHER REPORT.--(THIS DAY.) FRIDAY, OCTOBER 21, 8 L.Y. S 8. I T. W. I 1.. lrx D. 1 .Z. & --- - - --.—'-----.. I Naas. aSe 3! W.N.W. 3 , 6 N.K. cb 0.446 &birdies - a. 61 35 W. 3! 9 W.N.W. rb 033 4 Leith - , 1 • Azdromon 2163 4 1 N. IL 1 7 W. N. W. me -' 1 Greene:natio- 29.69 41 E.N.E. 217 li E. re 0.14 1 Vahan* 41164. 1.1. 11 I 1 S.S.W. or 0.45 8 Cape Clear 29.01, E. 1.11. 11 16 N. W. a 0.46 8 Quanetown 29.00'4 E. 6 7 W. a 0.12 6 Liverpool 20.6 3 14, E. 2' 8 W.S.W. ct 0.02 2 Holyhead ''.9.44'471 X N.E. 6• 9 W.S.W. br - 3 Pembroke '31.33.511 Vt./. 6' 7 1 W. cr 0.34 3 Fgeggigeg .. 111 a 661 8.0.11 10 I 6 W. • 0.30 7 Brag 26.21 66 8.8. E. 8, 6 W. eo oss 7 L'Orlent N. a 56 B.E. 7 S , &W. eo - 6 Itabefori „29.45 64 S. 15, 6 i W. 0.3 ' - 7 Plymouth ,29,34 55 6.1. ' 9 8 , W. a 0.46 7 Weymouth. ,N. 44 564 S.& ' 5 8 " W. bo - 5 Portsmouth 'a 4405 S.S.E. 4 9 I W. ro 0.07 3 Landon 2955 401 8.8.1. 12 7 ' W. bo - - Dover ..... 29.60,66 8. I 3 7 , W.& W. e - 2 Yarmouth a.63,50. B.W. 13 10 W. et - 2 seerhorough 29.62 1 44 ' N.W. , 1 s W. ro - 3 Maids '79.6 3 ,41 .N. W. . 2 I W.l W. b - 3 Heligoland sacs 31 W.S.W. 6 7 &W. c - 6 ORDINARY SHARDS AND STOCKS. Sh. I Yd. I RAILWAYS. all Dinis,WoLt Maar Val 100 Myth aad Time au IBoaton,l6lestrd.a 00 ' Bristol sad Om—. 100 Caledonian & all Cork and &Mon 541 Cornwall all Do. • J • nod's. =the alllDo. 11 p. o. lipoid to B. W Deaths sad Beitinc all Dwadee,Partb,dabdin 1 100 Edlsiburghand Glasgow 1.00 'Glasgow and &Western 'lOO Great Eastern Ord. et. 100 I Do. • stook 100 Do. Z. Ans. ihk., No. I 100 ;Great Northol Scotland ,100 OreatNorthsrn 100 , Do.• • rec. no dlr. an 'loo 'Do.Blttlflp.o.thpaldE 100 .04. South dr West. (Intl 100 Groat Western 'lOO Do.lhour VaLOss.iltk 100 Do. Booth Wales , 100 I Do. W. /41(1.—Oxford 1100 I Do. Do. Nootz: 1 100 I Do. Do. B ord 100 'Lluiesahlre& Y 100 London and Blackmail 1100 I Lon., Might's, it &Coast 1100 Loodoo.Cbrahm.d Dor . 100 London& North Waste. 100 LoolockoouthWeeteru, 100 ' Man..Shef..& Llnooinsh I all I all Do. D I Maryport o. and Carlisle' Shares) 100 Metropolitan 1100 1 Do. New .100 illdtuld I all, Do. New 100 Do Erns. & Derby. all' 111 d. 01 Wo. (Ire.) all Do. t Shams .. all WM lent all Mld Kest tem , lanai 100 North British 1100 Do. Isiln.,Perth,Drind 100 N. Estero--Berwiek 100 1 Do. G. N. Z. Pure.- 100 I Do. Leeds 100 I • . Rio Do. Carlia• W' Do. 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