The Express. — London, England, 1867-09-13 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Before Mr. Commissioner Holroy&) IN lig ABRAHAM HARRIS. was a renewed application for release. The t was a merchant, of How-lane, trading se " Harris, ,nd Co." The debts are 5,1031. At a former le application had been refused until the bankrupt his accounts. _ _ _ aria supported the application. The bankrupt had T .. °luminous accounta, and had been four months P. noberts opposed for the assignee, and for sing creditor, the Albion Bank. This was the AokrupUy, and the creditors regarded the case as ut one. The bankrupt had traded as Caner, and Co, there being no such person as larkson also opposed for Mr. Henry, & creditor. !, , flour observed that the accounts had only been the :41 inst., and the assignees ought to have me to examine them. aria said that the Albion rank bad proved for of 1,000/., but they held securities in the shape of rrants. There was no proof of fraud, and to de bankrupt in custody was to punish him before 'he accounts bad been filed ten days, and there 3 sufficient time to look into them. onour said that the discretionary power of release the I I•2th section of the act of 1849, was meant benefit of creditors ; and where no such benefit shown, it was customary to require the bankrupt überts asked that the bail should be heavy. unour fixed the amount at 5001., with two sureties each, or one for SOW. THE POLICE COURTS. (THII3 DAT.) BONV-STREET. ALLEGE!) 0MN181.14 ICOIMERY, 11g man of respectable appearance, who gave the Janus Thompson, but did not state what was his ion, was charged with stealing a purse, containing iall change, from the pocket of a lady in an om- . Lewis defended. %Lodes, a widow, residing in West Smithfield, bat on the bth inst. she came up from Bucking e to Euston-square station, the prisoner riding in e carriage with her. On arriving at Euston-square an omnibus (with her son) to go to Gracechurch- The prisoner got into the same carriage. He got he corner of New Ormond-street, Lamb's Conduit shortly afterwards she missed her purse, and men he loss to the conductor. _ . cSkoiles, son of the proseentrix, said that upon her discovering her loss he got out of the omnibus it with the conductor in search of the prisoner. ertook him in Guildford-street. The conductor ci that a lady in the " 'bus " had lost her purse, t be was the only person who had quitted the from the time she entered it till she missed lee. The prisoner went into a small shop y), where he wrote down an address, saying might be found there, and begging that he of prosecuted as he had a wife and five children. said if witness would tell him how much the ru worth, and how much it contained, he would cake it good. The conductor suggested that they go on by the next omnibus, and let the prisoner say had to say to Mrs. Skoiles, whom no doubt they find at Gracechurch-street. The prisoner said he bjection. They accordingly proceeded in the omnibus schurch-street. On the way the defendant offered serve. Witness believed that was his mother's He did not lose sight of the prisoner till they got rchurch-street ; but as he was blind of an eye it ite possible that the prisoner might have thrown se away. At all events it was not found. While econd omnibus the prisoner had a large piece of leper spread over his knees. am Tate, the conductor of the omnibus, corrobo ml added that he saw the purse in the prisoner's ter he got into the omnibus. Thinking the pri m about to throw it away he shut the door to pre ru from doing so, and exclaimed, " None of your ay tricks." The prisoner took no notice, but pre to be speaking of something else to the prosecutor. searched for the purse, but could not find it. e-eonstable Shepherd, 774 City police, said he was to Gracechurch-street to take the prisoner into r. The prisoner had what is called a "dumb '—a large piece of brown paper folded so as to look ereel, but containing nothing. Skoilessaid the puree contained half a sovereign and Gd. Her pocket had been cut. ewis made an ingenious defence, dwelling, amongst tints, upon the skill exhibited in the way in which ibery was performed, and undertaking to show that toner was a man of good character, who could not ybe possessed of such skill. He also pointed out r knife or scissors was found on the prisoner. But nagistrate thought it a case for a jury Mr. Lewis re the evidence as to character. prisoner was committed for trial. MARLBOROUGH-ST=4T. X OF THROWING BOILING WATER OVIR 1 WOMAN. rh Creed, an inmate of St. James's workhouse, was d before Mr. Knox with behaving in a refractory r in St. James's workhouse, and also with assaulting Shaw, another inmate, by throwing boiling water :r. 6 Shaw said that on the previous evening she was down speaking to another female about her brother, he prisoner, who was engaged near the copper in indry, threw a pannikin of boiling water over her which was still very painfuL The prisoner enter an ill-feeling towards her, and her life was in prisoner asked the complainant what was the cause throwing the w►ter. complainant raid she did not know. prisZner said the complainant did know, and should II lies. a Stevens, another inmate, said she was speaking to evious witness, when the prisoner called out to her is) to do her work. She told her that she had done ork, and the prisoner then deliberately threw a in of boiling water at Shaw. She believed Shaw e prisoner had quarrelled previously about a man at ,te, who bad been di sc h arge d ; the prisoner also Shaw while in the master's office. prisoner said her place was to see that the witness s did her work. m Barrett, another inmate, said she heard some II the prisoner " Black &mho " (tie prisoner is a woman of dark complexion), and in the height of prisoner took a pannikin of boiling water out of 'per and threw it, but not at any particular person. wisoner, however, had been greatly aggravated h jealousy —a man who used to be at the gate first given his company to one female and then to cant Brady, acting inspector, said that w h en h e M charge the complainant was under the influence alt, and he pointed the circumstance out to the tr.! Bradley, porter at the workhouse said that the Shaw was under the influence of drink, but how tit was a mystery. The prisoner was a well.con- I woman and had the witness Stevens attend e d t o At nothing would have occurred. Knox said he should order both the complainant ie prisoner to be bound over, and he should recom. the master of the workhouse to keep them as far is he could. STEALING BRLL KNOBS.' ry Beaumont, a young man, was charged as follows : -constable Joseph Edwards, Z. 24 C, saw the prisoner ng in the doorway of the house of Sir F. Monro, No. per Grosvenor-street. The prisoner catching sight of walked away. The officer followed him, and asked he had been doing at the door, when he said that gene to the house to see a fellow-servant, but ly afterwards said the officer had made a mistake in him at the door. The officer, not being satisfied , b•Prisoner's account of himself took him into cue and on going back to the house of Sir F. Monro an attempt had been made to take off a bronze nob, and on making inquiries respecting him was hi d by his landlord that he did not know how the pri. get his livelihood. sector Bowles said that within the last fortnight 40 bell knobs and escutcheons had been stolen in ishbondlOod of Groovenor-oquare. ianded, !M itrnoLan. Neale,* wo man abo ALl ut 30 years of age, was placed bar charged w ith having entered the house of Mr. therington, 7, South-street, Chelsea, to rob it. 'center said that between 9 and 10 last night his wife lown into the front mom en the basement and there things in considerable disorder. A bed had been over and there were several bundles of clothes shout. It was evident that some thief out the place, and he went to the room, accent- Iby another person. They searehed the lower part e host e and found no one, but suddenly die d the prisoner squeezed up in the corner of a cellar, 1 the door. She was under the influence of liquor. Self c—Did she say anything? mutor—l have only been in the house three weeks : me to that she was • lodger there, and she said she ads a mistake. Selfe—What mistake • mistaken her abode—had come back old lodgings. Selfe—Did she lodge in the coal-cellar then? rotator —No ;in the kitchen. I wish to give her all nefit I cam I Remelt, who examined the place with prosecutor, hat although prisoner bad been drinking she knew tly well what she was about. Had the child been I in its bed as urinal, it might have been suffocated removal of the things. loner said she did not know what she did. THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 13, 1867. Mr. Belle said she was quite sober enough to endeavour to bide herself, and committed her for six weeks. GREENWICH. A MOTHER INCITING HER CHILD TO STEAL. E/Labdii fitn.tman, aged 41, and Alice Brook -elan, 14, mother and daughter, of Saxon-street, Bermondsey, were charged before Mr. Train, the latter with stealing, and the former with knowingly receiving and pledging a gold brooch, value 51., the property of Mn. Sarah Morse, of Keith-terrace, Lee, Blackheath. It appeared that the younger prisoner had been in the service of the prosecutrix about eleven months, and the elder prisoner was in the habit of frequently calling upon her at the house. A large quantity of articles had been mimed, and both prisoners, in June last, were given into custody on tourpicion of the robbery, and were examined at this court, but after being remanded they were discharged, none of the pro perty being then traced. A day or two since police-con stable 225 R discovered that a gold brooch which had been stolen from the proseentrix had been pledged at a pawn broker's at Deptford, in May last, by the elder prisoner, and she and her daughter were again apprehended. The prosecutrix identified the brooch, and said she placed it in a vase on the mantel-shelf, the younger pri soner being in the room at the time. Mr. Trail said it would be necessary to send the case to the sessions, in order that the younger prisoner might be separated from her mother, who was evidently encourag ing her to become a thief. The prisoners were then remanded. SHARE LISTS.-(THIS DAY.) 01 71 p. 16 17 16. 114 11 22 1 2 13} 21 9 9i IS 93 . Anrto:iiisiTiai ( lin; i AnetreDan I Car• Copper (lAmitodl ' Conksilver (Longed) CboatalorG.V4.3lln.,L CopLapo (Urolted) Don Pedro. N. Del ley End Del Rey (Molted) !octane (Limited) . _ Lino aDonviaoOltil Okra; 100, 1 10,000 10 16,000 10 26,000 I 110,01 0 10,00 0, 20 100,1100c 0 1 2600 11 16,0001 10,000 20,000 20 0,000 11 aa i nda (1.01101) 60.0001 (Llalted) 7,027" I.ootenlanErtol) )0.000 , 4 Plumlerno per (L was i Peetarene d (limy ma* IPootethandatherl•sd 166,46*1 I Port Phillip 11,6001 I. Royal Care Copper ...„ Rom Grande 1.10,1100 1 Sco t tish Austral.(Llm ) 11,000 01 it& Jam dell.* Wm) .„„ a llated Halos. (Lm' so, M 1 Val2looolo Gold 1 1 - 10, 10 Vancouver Coal abut itta 10 Val Balms 'Waned) 40, I Waehoe Gold(1.110111111) 10, 1 ,Worthlng TZO 1 Torke ,Yedassaaaisas iLiss4l • con poodle ie 1 Del 1,117„1, 18 18 1 MY 4 i i r 1 ii 8 10 li 1111 I ii 58_ 00. 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Do.a I 6I Do. 10 per cent. prat I s 15 , Cohen. MiLli/IS Ins.(L ) 30 ;Tan Diernea's Land (L )1 1 INS (Warrant Egrpt(Mor.g.„ alf IP Warrant Pittance (Lim.) 11 N WastlndlagracileetfL , 10 • Call pending. PREFERENCE SNARES. Great Northern 5 per cent., 106. North Extern Consolidated, G. N. F.. 4 per cent., 102. North Eastern, Stock. and DarL B 6 per cent., 32. North Eastern, Stock. and Dart. 0 6 per cent., 32. 3 3/ tab i 0 111 101 4 11 Si . 46 67 7 7 6 41- 6 8 dlo DO 14 12 6 14k $ 11 jpge 01 I{ Id2i, se j_ is 4 i Ipue I 4 i 2 ell g e 4 40 20 66 46 17 17 1 171 - 2 1 i d , 8 1 2 lISil 2 51 a 1 I 9 U 72 11 9 _ 7 6 dtgi 71F1 ta FATAL AOCIDENT.—On Monday, the 2nd inst., as a party of gentlemen were returning from partridge shoot ing to Bredon, the horse attached to a carriage in which were Captain Massey (who was driving) and Captain Croome, 96th Regiment, took fright at part of the harness giving way, and galloped at a furious pace for about smile and a half, the animal being utterly beyond control. On arriving near Tewkesbury Captain Croome threw himself out, and in doing so received some very serious injuries and a severe shock to his whole wyetem. Captain Massey was thrown nut on his bead about MO yards further on, was picked up insensible, never rallied, and died on the Friday following. Captain Massey was much esteemed and respected in the neighbourhood, where be has resided far several years. MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) On o'OLool. The markets for public securities are firm, with a fair amount of business, consisting mostly of purchases. A small portion of the superabundant supplies of money is now finding its way to the Stock Exchange, for investment in securities'which yield a much higher rate of interest', than that allowed for deposits by the joint-stock banks and discount establishments. There appears to be a gradual increase of confidence with regard to British railway stocks, which have been bought to-day to an increased extent by bona fide in vestors, and prices accordingly show a further almost general rise. Consols have advanced per cent. The inquiry extends to foreign bonds and some of the banking and financial sharer. Most of the usual speculators for a fall are now operating for a rise, in the absence of any unfavour able feature of importance. The fortnightly settle ment will be completed this afternoon. The demand for money is moderate, and the supply very large. The quotation for choice paper is to 11 per:cent., and for loans in the Stock Ex change on English government securities 1. Consols are quoted 94a to I for money, and 94 to for the Bth Oct. The Three per Cents. Reduced and New Three per Cents. are per cent. higher, at 93 to i t , ex div. The government broker has bought to-day 21,0001. Reduced for the sinking fund, at 931, ex div. British railway stocks continue in request, and have further improved. Metropolitan, Midland, Brighton, Great Western, and Great Northern have advanced 4 per cent. ; South Eastern, # ; and London and North Western 4.. Subjoined are the quotations :—Metropolitan,l2sl to 126 ; Great Western, 48 to 4, ex div. ; London and North Western, 1144 to #, ex div. ; Midland, 1214 to ,ex div. ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 127 to 4, ex div. ; Caledonian, 109 to 111; South Eastern, 69 to 4 ; Great Eastern, 31 to 4 ; Great Northern, 1114 to 112,; ditto A, 120 to 4 ; London, Chatham. and Dover, 18 to 4 ; North British, 324 to 4 ; and Brighton, 524 to 4. - - Foreign stocks are in request, at an improve ment. Italian bonds of 1861 have advanced per cent. ; Turkish of 1865, Spanish Passive, tbe Com mittee's Certificates, and Mexican, f ; and Greek and Chilian scrip, f. Tho present prices are annexed :—Tarkish of 1862, 50tt to Goi ; ditto, of 1885, 312 to 32 ; Greek, In to 14t ; Spanish Passive, 20} to ; ditto Certificates, log to g ; Italian of 1861, 49} to 2 ; Chili= scrip, Ito 0 dis. ; Egyptian of 1864, 85 to 86} ; and Mexican, 151 to 16. _ - United States 5-20 bonds are dull, at 72 to ; and Erie Railway shares per cent. lower, at 44} to 45. Illinois Central, however, are steady, at 76f to 771.. Anglo-American Telegraph shares are unaltered, at 16f to 17, and Atlantic Telegraph Eight per Cent. Preference at n to i, ex div. In the market for financial shares Credit Foncier are 2s. 6d. better, at 4 to 6g dis., and General Credit show firmness, at 2} to 2 dis. London Financial, however, have declined 11., viz., to 24 to 22 dis. International Financial are steady, at 21 to 1. 1 dis. As regards Bank shares, London and Westminster have declined 11. , viz., to 68 to 70 ; while Imperial Ottoman have improved 2s. 6d., the present price being to die. Union of London are unaltered, at 36i to 374 ; and London and County, at 54 to 56. The first ordinary meeting of the shareholders of the National Bank of India (Limited) will be held on the 24th inst. The fourth ordinary general meeting of the Mauritius Land Credit and Agency Company (Limited) is called for the 27th inst., when a divi dend will be declared. It is notified that the bankruptcy of the Italian Irrigation Company (Canal Cavour) having been confirmed, a meeting of the shareholders will be held on the 19th inst. " for the purpose of electing a permanent committee, and to take such other steps as may be deemed necessary." An extraordinary meeting of Price's Patent Candle Company (Limited) is convened for the 3rd of October, "for the purpose of declaring a divi_ dend on the preference shares for the half-year ending 30th June." . _ The half-yearly meeting of the Tourney to Jurbise and Landen to Hawk Railway Company will be held on the 28th inst. at Brussels, for the declaration of a dividend. About 33,0001. in bar •.Id was sent into the Bank yesterday, while 20,111 sovereigns were with drawn for Turkey. _ __ The Birmingham Gazette states as follows : " The announcement made in the Daily Gazette of Tuesday, that Mr. William Chappell, silk broker, of Coventry through inability to meet bis engage ments had been compelled to call his cre d itors together, has, we regret to learn, been followed by the suspension of payment by Messrs. Peters and Warburton, ribbon and smallware manufacturers, of Coventry and London. In each case the lia bilities are said to be large. These mercantile disasters will in all probability open the way for other smaller failures in connection with one of the chief staple trades of Coventry, which, it will be remembered, has only recently recovered in a measure from an almost chronic state of inactivity and depression." The Great Western Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 2,0261. over the correspond ing period of 1866 • the Great Eastern, an increase of 1,8821. ; the London and South Western, an increase of 2,1611. ; the London, Chatham, and Dover, including the Metropolit an Extension and branches, an increase of 3,221/. ; the Metropolitan Extension separately, an increase of 6551. ; the North Eastern, an increase of 5,3431. ; the Lanca shire and Yorkshire , an increase of 3,339/. ; the Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, an in crease of ,5581. ; and the North British, an increase of 6001. The sixth ordinary meeting of the Surrey Com mercial Dock Company was held yesterday, when • dividend of 3/. per cent. was declared on the ordi nary stock and on the Preference Stock A, and of 2} per cent. on Stock B, for the half-year. The directors of the British and American Tele graph Company have made application to the Com mittee of the Stock Exchange for a settlement, and a notice to that effect has been posted up in that establishment in the usual way. An extraordinary general meeting of the British and Foreign Marino Insurance Company has been called for the 20th inst., to confirm the resolution passed at a previous meeting, that the company be wound up voluntarily. At the half-yearly general meeting of the share holders of the Australian Joint Stock Bank, held at Sydney on the 22nd July last, the report stated the net profit at 28,000/., out of which the board recommended a dividend at the rate of 8 per cent. per annum, and carried forward a sum of 3,2981. to next account. The reserve fond was increased to 54,000/. by the addition of 1,398/. Subjoined is Messrs. Culverwell, Brooks, and Co.'s report of yesterday's hide sales : At the esysnteenth series of bide sales for the year, there was a good demand at full to improved prices. East India—Ox and Cow—Calcutta were in good request, the greater portion of the quantity submitted being sold. Upon bides of heavy average, and also some qualities at Dacca slaughtered, an advance of id. per lb. must be quoted. Other descriptions brought full prices to an ad vance of Id. per lb. Of 105,306 hides offered, 102,350 were sold. East In.lia—Buffalo sold well. Leather-14A Indian—Although the quantity brought forward was large, yet there was a good demand at late rates. Austra. liar being in limited supply sold at an advance of id. to Ad. per lb. Salted Hides—Australian brought full rates. tape sold well, Lisbon were well competed for. Dry Hides —West Coast sold at a ali4ht advance. Mauritius brought full prices, elm Cape. NV eat India realised late rates. Horse Hides—South American were:in good request. and realised advanced prices. Bark—Mimosa was chiefly bought in. The following is the official return of the cheques and bills cleared at the Bankers Clearing-house for the week ending Wednesday, September 1L The amount has fallen back to the recent low average 'Thursday, Sept. 5 Friday. Sept. 6 Saturday, Sept. 7 Monday, Sept. 9 'Tuesday, Sept. 10 Wednesday, Sept. 11 £8,045,000 8,209,000 10,036,000 06000 10,786,000 8,427,000 L 54,23,000 JORX C. POCOCK, Deputi inspector. Bankers' Clearing-house, Sept. 12. - . . The weekly return of the Bank of France shows the following changes : Coin and bullion Bills discounted Decrease 653,500 Notes in circulation ..... Decrease 560,000 Private deposits lncresse 8,000 Advances Decrease 10,000 Government deposits lncrease 68,000 With the further increase of 344,000/. now shown, the aggregate of coin and bullion is raised to 38,811,0001., while the discount business of the French Bail presents a further heavy decrease, thus indicating the continued stagnation of busi ness. The return of the Bank of England for the week ending Wednesday, Sept.ll, oomparedwith that for the previous week, shows the following changes : Circulation boas £38,126,666 Increase 8267,556 Circulation active Zi,720,295 Decrease 342,645 Puhlio deposits 7,844,522 Limes= 2i 1,415 Other deposits Oovernment securities la _... ___ --- banking department 12,845,272 No change. Other securities in banking department ,17,359,943 Decrease 96,676 Coin and bullion in botk departments Seven day and other bills 520,420 Decrease 40,213 The Rest 3,660,732 Increase 2,664 Notesin reserve Total reserve (notes k coin) in banking department 15,628,237 Increase 618,895 The course of the Bank's accounts is still in the old direction. The deposits having largely increased, and the loan and discount businees having fallen off, the reserve presents a further increase of 618,8951., and the aggregate now con sidemb,y exceeds fifteen and a half millions. The increase -276,2501.—in the coin and bullion falls short by only 26,7501. of the amount of gold sent into the Bank from abroad during the week, and from this it is to be inferred that the quantity at coin in circulation in the provinces is now equal to the harvest requirements. BANK OF : An Account pursuant to the Act week ending ou Wednesday, th [NOLAND. 7th end igth Vic., a 12. for the e 11th day of September, 186 T. LITIEMIT. Oovernmeat debt L11,016,1M Other securities tikii,llo4 Oold coin mud bul lion '3,176,1106 _ lISCI MP/ Notes loistad L15,126,065 5..153,CGS BANIUNG Dl Prernietors' Capita Lica:4oo Rest Public Depoelts iln eluding EschN , gay. Banks, Com mie el liattoual £38. 12 0. 0 . 6 Debt, mai Div. ACCI9.II4I‘ 7.944.65t Other Deposits Seven day and other bine *;4:.,533,4Z2 THURSDAY EVENING. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE (By Truoaspa.) DONCASTER MEETING.—(THIS DAY.) PARK-HILL STAKES. Emily f ... Minster Bell ... Inn ... • • • ••• SWEEPSTAXES. Pace ... Courtmantle . . Michael de Baaeo 5 ran. ... 1 ::: DONCASTER STAKES. One mile ands half. auban. Taraban, Yin Ambargh, Mandrake, Long champs, Mayflower, Opoponaz, and Ravioli are here. DONCASTER CUP. Two miles and a half. Achievement, Hermit, Beeswing, Lecturer, Gomera, Strathconan, Monitrese, Vauban, Fervacques, Goodwood, Mandrake, Tynedele, Corporal, Weather Star, Challenge, Grand Cross, Maid of 3fashem, Julius, Romping Girl, Viridis, and Seville are here. rAID FORlMlT.—Westwick and War. NURSERY PLATE. One mile. The Earl, Wiiiiill7; ... Spe 8;;; fist ; Janet Rawcliffe, Bst ; Paul Jones, Sat ; Doualdbain, Bat ; Charnwood, 7st 101 b ; Scotchman's Pride, 7st sib ; Minnie Warren, 7st filb ; Bearity, 7st 71b ; Ligurian, 755 51b ; Landscape, 7st Mb ; Curfew Bell, 7st 51b ; Papillon, 7st 416 ; Pompano, 7st 21b ; Prince Louis, 7st 21b ; Melton, 7st 21b ; Braley f, Tat 21b ; Patti, 7st lib ; Blue skin, tiet 121 b; Timaru, list 1216; Prince George, Est 21b ; John Leach, Est 716 ; Lady Flora, 6et 71b ; Paganini, list 61b ; Corinne, feet Sib ; Kimmer, fist 41b ; Czar, bet 31b ; Ajax, Est 31b ; Seaman, Est 31b ; Miss Osborne, 6st 21b ; Si, to Little Agnes, bat 21b ; Fashion, sst 91b. All are here. SWEEPSTAKES OF 200 SOWS. One mile six furlongs. Hermit and Brown Bess c are here. DON STAKES. One mile. Friponnier, Viridis, and Bismarck are here. LATEST BELTING. CUP. Even Achievement (t) 100 to 30 apt Hermit (t) sto 1 Beesvring (t) COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANE.-(718 . Fresh up to our market today the arrivals of wheat from Essex and Kent were very moderate, but in fair average condition. Most qualities were in fair request, at the recent improvement in prices. In foreign wheat, of which a good supply was on sale, the transactions were to a moderate extent, at Monday's quotations. Floating cargoes of wheat, barley, and maize were firm, and prices had an upward tendency. The few parcels of English barley on the stands were disposed of at late rates. For foreign qualities the trade was quiet. Malt met a slow sale at previous quotations. Oats were firm arid the prices realised were in some instances rather iigher than on Monday. For beans the inquiry was limited on former terms. The value of peas was well supported, whilst the trade for them was steady. In flours fair average business was passing, at stationary prices. Linseed was firm, but rapeseed ruled quiet. Agricul tural seeds commanded full currencies, although the trade for them was not to say active. Cakes moved off slowly. ARRIVAL OF GRAIN, arc., INTO LONDON BY WATER CARRIAGE FROM SEPT. 9 TO SEPT. 12, BOTH INCLU sIVE. Wheat. Barley. Malt. Oata. Mottr. COLONIAL GOVERNMINT 1112C176.1111111. qrs. or.. pm qrs. brie. 94 No. I STOO&B. I Yd. lIX prima I lialos. SWIM and Beata 1660 40 1290 :,_ 6 .. 670 6642070 660,00011rOlihOolmeatot.„11772 t 100 foro- -.- Irish 32380 600 - 1 26410 6° • • 100 .. , _ 000 Do. 1896 100 - -.•-• lga .. I 0m.13m.11p. 4,187744 IN 102 103 - Total 33940 240 1290 sem 1 6470 0000 -- D D : .5 10.ra k r00t.. 7 "•,,,,." : 1 11,," 100 100 1" - ... 'id Maim 8,400 ma. ;MUNI Do. Opeectlaa.al 100 861 891 84 MON Do. Iper ot. Ilia 100 84 90 - LIVERPOOL COTTON AND CORN MARKETS. nr wEaPsePar ' ims 1 6 0 In 1 6 - 641.1090-1900 100 1074 168* - _ (THIS DAY.) - - Do. do. 16,40 105 107 168 - (BT TELEG RAP H. ) - Do. do. 1890-91 100 106 107 - (PBOll 006 OWN co1a28901,01019.) 24,000 D0.8p.a./11.&041900 100 96 96 - CorrOle.-The market firmer. Sales about 15,000 bales, IN. Oarlou,Nov. 1463, 0 p.ot 100 103 106 - 86,. Do. Is7B, do.. 100 111% 111* - at id. advance from low sales of yesterday. 1.061, Do. MI do.- 100 106 157 - CORN. -The market fairly attended. Moderate burl- Meertlteseperel,len 100 101 106 - new doing in wheat and flour at about Tuesday's prices. DM, Do. 1878 100 106 100 - Indian corn in good demand, at l 4 per qr. advent*. I* Do. 1982 100 106 107 --. Mixed American, 375. 9d. Other articles unchanged. See, Do. 1906 100 104 108 - MatalOor.op.e.Ap.6o4. 100 101 104 - MOM New Brana.Gloy.lpurat. MO 100 102 .. WAKF.FIELD CORN MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) L I M" W " e ii m ik Wg " 00 .- I 6p. 0ut1,11171 Pi UN ISO 56 06 - (irr rammura.) t,in,loo Do. 6p. 0.11118 to NO IN 96 06 a 1 1 (7206 OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) 964,000 D0.6p.0.r,1637 to 1876 100 94 091 - Slow trade. New wheat 11. to 2s. dearer. Old Is. 1/0, Now Zealand Oper amt. 100 - - - dearer. Other articles aa last week. 1.000,1 Os. Spar mat 100 114 06} - 6to, Do. 0 per mot 1991 100 109 110 - 100, Po.do.lol7ameDeo 100 107} 1281 106 MINCING-LANE.—(THIS DAY.) 214, Nova kotla Op. 6.,1876 150 100 162 . 1.46*, Queensland Goy. op. ea. 100 99 100 .... STIGAR.-The business done is at fully previous prices, 1.177, Do. ..„. 1 , 91 . 100 9, 100 991 but the demand is less active. Trinidad sold at 31s. • St. 726,690 9./mt.Glor. 6 p. c. 100 - - - Vincent', 31s. 6d. to 325. 6d. ; Mauritius, 30 4 . to its. ; ; Da. 1978 and vents. IN 'O6 107 - and Muscovado Manilla, 26e. Refined quiet, at previous 860,000, lirtafikw.Op. e. Jam. Jay 100 111 112 111 rates. 1,1196014 Do. Op. et ApeS .20e 100 ILI{ 1131 113 i 12J _ _ _ . _ _ . . Correa—The demand le less active, and previous prices are barely supported. Plantation Ceylon triage, 45e. to 56e. ; ordinary to fine ordinary, 63e. to 71s. ; low middling to good, 725. 6d. to 855.6c1. • peaberry, 89s. to 93a. ; Native Ceylon, small, 525. to 5 3..; good ordinary. 565. 6d.; bold, 62e. 6d. ; Mocha, 98e. 6d. to 106 s. ; other East India ooloury, 70s. to 93e. . . !AY& Tx.a.— wing to expected arrivals of new 'mons ex clipper ship; the market for China teas is inactive. Ruit.—There is an active demand for fine qualities ; about 1.50 puncheons sold, chiefly Jamaica, part at 4s. for good quality, and tie. for fine ; Demerara good, at ls. Iticr..—Business has been done for arrival. Naomi:lle, 7s. 6d., landed. --- PEPPER-A. small parcel of Singapore black sold at aid. SALTrants.-2,500 bags refraction 5i to 4 sold at 19§. 64. to 19s. 9d., cash and short prompt. FREIT.-Valencia raisins are again rather lower, low to fair sold at 31s. to 35a. ; selected, 365. to 535. ; cumuli& sold at 26a. to 28e. for nsw, and ?Ls. for old. Comm-The demand is more steady, but prima are without improvement. HIMP.-About 60 tons Russian clean sold at the reduced pion of 361. to 361. 100. COCIIINIAL.-About 1,200 bags have been disposed of ; Honduras peaty silvers, at 3d. per lb. decline ; Teneriffe, black, at 14. decline ; and MeXlCall rather easier ; Hon duras, silver, Is. 10d. to 3a. 10d. ; black, 3s. 94. to 4a. 3d. ; Mexican, silver, 3a. 2d. to 3s. 3d. ; black, 3a. 4d. to 3s. 7i ; Teneriffe, silver, 3s. 2.1. to 3a. 6d. ; black, 3a. to 4s. 4d. 1 13-16 Hi I TALLOW MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) The market is quiet. Town tallow is quoted 435. 3d. ; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, old, 43e. tid.; ditto new, 435. GL; October tc December, 431. 3d, to 43e. &I.; December, 435. W. to 435. 93. HIDE MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) LEADZNHALI--Hiden : 561ba. to 941ba., 21d. to 3d. ; G4lbs. to 721b5., 3d. to 34d. ; 721A8. to SODA., 34d. to 31d.; 8011*. to 88114., 3id. to 4d. ; 881ba. to 961 b... 4d. to 40.; !Alba. to 1041b5., VA. to sd. Hones hides, 9s. to 10s. 6d. Calf skins, light, fn. Od. to 4a. Od ; full, Is. Od. BElMONDSZT.—Sheepakins : Lambs, 3s. Od. to 4a. Od. ; shearlinp, 3a. Od. to 4s. 2d. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—{THIS DAY.) Messrs. Pattenden and Smith report there is a good demand for all descriptions of the new growth at about the following quotations :—Weald of Kent, 101. to 111. lls. ; Basses, 101. to 11/. lla. There hays not been su ffi cient sales a either Mid or East Kents at present to estabi sh prices. The colour and quality of the first pickings of Weald* and Sussex are generally superior to last year, but in a considerable portion of Mid sad East Beat the hope are going off with red and white mould. Miss BATZMAN,—This popular actress, having retired from the stage for a brief period, is about to return to it, in this country, and for th►t purpose will leave New York oti the Dith inst., with a view to fulfil an engage ment at the Theatre Royal, Liverpool, whorish* will make her nutria on the 7th of October. ORDINARY =Lin ADID 1110C11:11. Bh. I Pd. I 8.411.17473 r kisial Pnisa I 8.1.1 ta-da7 yoplarday. 1 to 1 .m. al 100 !Debbi sad izeter - I 79 11 •-• 84 100 lealedoldem I 109 110 111 at. 100 Osrabrlan 20 411 lOornwen 3 11 - 8t 100 Dublin andßellastiono 73 76 U. 100 Dandee,Perth,&l4dln BO 71 10 6 Best London -•- 100 all Do.plerlp .... - 8t 100 Glariow sada Weak= 110 112 - Bt 100 great Liters Ord. al 301 31 304 for money St. 100 Do. Z. Ang. atkr.. N 0.2 4 0 - at 100 OreeiNorthof &Wood - -.- at. 100 OreaS Northers -.., _ 110 112 1121 12 ft. 100 Do./1 J A rec. no Me an. 119 120 120 191 201 at 100 Do. a 14116 p. cis prldß -.-• - Bt. 106 Do. Ord. Def. Div. Stock •-• ..... St. 100 fil South It Wool (Ire.) 115 97 - St. 1411 Groat Western ...- .. 674 48 471 81 Id Bt. 100 Do.StourVal.o4s.BM e- •-• 84. 100 Do. South Woke ... _ - -.- U. 100 Do. W. Md.-Oxford 26 SO •-• 84. 100 Do. Do. Newport 29 81 - 84. 100 Lancashire &Yorkshire 1251 1271 - St. 100 Lon.,Brighto & &Coast 511 69 32 11 1 1 et. 100 LoadoooftathamaDor 18 181 181 84. 100 Do. Bet isten.A6p.c. 10 15 - St. 100 London& North Mesta 1131 1111 1141 114 1 1 116. 100 LoodoelSouthWeeters 81 88 - at. MO Man. ShetokUnoolnah 47 47 5 1 471 1 St. 100 Welropolltea-...- -.. 125 101 11 6 l al 100 , lend 6p. et. * 1 1870 1125 1131 - Bt. 100 ifelropolitanDlateleS.. 83 47 - 90 10 Do. de. do. .... - -•- 10 all Do. &N. John'e.wood - - 1 - 84 100 Kldlaad - -....- 1201 1202 1111 11 1 1 Bt. 100 Do. Sian. & Derby. 87 89 - St 100 North British .. - .... 51 82 321 i3l 85. 100 Do. Idlo..Perth,Dand. - - - 85. 109 N. 14440r0-Berwlek - 104 106 1041 61 26 lei Do. G. N. Z. Pura - - - St 100 De. Leeds -- - - 01 03 . - 75.100 Do. Tort 96 96 961 - U 411 Do. Itoolf.*DerUng. 831 - 541 - 24 Do. do. 180041 - 81 01 Pal 84 . 100 North London - _ 113 115 - 10 1 Do. ,do. nes._ 4 Jim - 8t 100 Northalorrdshlre_.- 62 64 - Bt 100 Z. •S. Weaken Jane. 100 112 - el 100 Ihropabfre Union _ _ 451 661 - 8l 100 South Devon 43 45 - al 100 ,loalk losteni -..- 10 all 10•10/411011asbamobo be oi - M St 111 TM Yap 10 6 Do. 0 - 8l 100 Waketord a =hammy ... -- 10 I 8 Waterioo & Whitehall .-. JOINT WIWI BANK& BTU. INICLi 40,000 64.0001 1.00,C4:0 40,000 10, maoof 50.000 --.- - - I 10,000 40 0001 13 8. 1111 k (1441.)A ..1 .:Plo Alliane• — lini Anglo Men ptlanden (. Angle F.O im) Anglo Italian (Limited). Amgrand& . BankofpritishOolunibts Do. Now, booed Ira. Bank of Egypt I Dank of Otago (Ild us i t :l jet . i Dinka Victoria,A i Bank a Brlwk x. z. z s a n i danct.. C. Bk. India. Ana. CWoa Mad. Ma. of Infila.63. aty— c...liazacolonial Delhi and London (L ). LA London (Usenet:l . i iI4IIIII lichaags(Ls. ltuitieh and American . Ens. Bank It.dolanalroL Ing.BcoUt AnaL Cbarid Indian mid Swedish (L.) Imperial Bank (Lindiad) Imperial Woman lonian , Land Bloat Bk. In4U,s(l) Do. -6M Deb.,11164, leyr. , Lon.Bk.catutoo,/te.a.)l I London and Brasillsa.. Do. New -- Londoatiliverliate(L) Do. do. do Loa. a. Banker Ariel London and County Do. da. Now London Joint Block London & South Aldan] Loa. a B. Western (Li)l Leados & Vesesuek(l)l London & Westminster. I Merchant Bank Wm.) . Do. Aew Msecantile&rxenan(L) Metropolitan (Limited) Midland Bank (Lizo.) Bottom! et Australasia 11 9 06m - 6 7 7 •1 49 61 1v D 4 80 31 18 13 37 341 6 4 18 18 1 1 } 19} le 81 84 id 23 dl 4 i 32dis - - is 23 24 64 66 K 30 10 12 33 71 64 - - 3 4 1 4 .- 71 -I 68 9k - - WI x. Pro.ql!cbgis "Do — l3;:i Vin — d — tra7tZ. National lank NIP, Booth Wats...—. North Wastars Omuta Beak Osman. Prortn.Bankjasert".(l4 ; Froths& t.t Iraktnit w - 4S M 86 118 Si /07 2 - 4;7.7. Reath Australia. amid. of a a ititic; I - Too: ciO. aTijaii: Delos al Artralls _ Tralou al Inland (1.10.)1 Crabs of Leaden I 47 49 uBB BILITIBII MIWE. Cldreton ClWord Arr. Dim Ci. Coo. (Tarr:lL) Dramas Zorn Barr (Illoson) Bar Carron .. Ur Caro Brr Bost °romp, rlLeWst Lovell . lowa (Tavistk )1 Greta?? & Itt.Allpyl! 1 Great South &Olga' .. O. W. Vat (Belem) .. °mettle Herod's Foot litngston Howes t (tiny J . If i trt r Valley , Mord: Iron Oro North Ratter North Vinod Crotty Prosper United .. - 11frortdene• Ir .0 Vatted .. (11. Libusl Condon St. Miri mth Condurrow W. Frames (Illogaa) ray Pr-k Wait Barri Clalocaa) ' W. Cored= (laskeard) Wag Minato:a Wilt /Mob R. Bred (nlogiuq.. WI. Buller MO&M). w yuryAnit(Wbahea.) ...... Wh. Tr,lawan (I.lalo N Ilf 1 sly 114.0 $1 15.5 19.0 111.7.5 ill 1 n zii.o 10/1110N £AE M( Itotterdam FralL.A . 7p.e. leYrian KJ illAyintAß,VP oDantral Argentine .... 41i:P°Ds.ft:=111144VialAiII:i Do. Seders of France Zaropean Central (L) ?real Luxembourg Its:lean (1.) Nont&LlNge t By tie D0.41p.e. Frt. Bi*s. goo Eelthorn of Wane* ILLILSAer Do. Deferred Norwegian Trunk Pret Molina (IlmyenaAi4in . Parts and Orleans ..,. I lealte & rraads..(l.) soya! 1.ra,n1.0 so d a S;rectleh ...: ikunbr• end Meuse . llea D°. Pan f tnL) g e T t PK per . d.... .I.AastALoon.Viotlan East. of Portage! I 50 7 71247;Carii70• - 77 Turin and Savoos Do. 6I E per apt Prot wogsN.W. of home lin /cr. It 81 l a y ii 2 12} 41 la 1 16 10 416 41 6pm 24 U 21 Uf 16 13 dl. 1 1 14 1 14 # 4 ISt 46 0 1 6 $ in 81 10 11 P 022100 MINE& I 11.1 No. I -- -- 16 16 peel 10 . a 4:, 2 1 2r 6 7 2 2 2 86f lf 47 49 47 49 2 Ido its 24 :1 72 22 22 24 92 96 115 1 12J . 114 26 O 70.. Sept. 12. 1367. Consols, which closed yesterday at 344 to for the Bth of October, opened and closed to-day at the same quotation, and at 94} to ft for money. The Three per Cents. Reduced and New Three per Cents. were quoted at 3 o'clock 92 to 93, ex div. The official busineas report is as fellows:—Thew per Cent. Consols, for money, 94g, ; ditto for account, 94:i, ; Three per Cents. - Reduced, 92k, 3, 21, ex div. ; New Three per Cents., 94, 3, ex div. ; Bank Stock, 248 ; ditto for account, 249, 0. India Five per Cent. Stock, 11n, 131 ; ditto, Five per Cent. " enfaced " rupee paper, 104, I ; ditto, Five-and-a-Half per Cent., 109 ; ditto, Five per Cont. Rupee Debentures, 104} ; ditto Bonds, 70s. prem. The India Five per Cent. stock and other Indian Government securities were more inquired for. Exchequer Bills remain quoted at 255. to 30s. prem. The foreign stock market was firmer, with an increased amount of business. Spanish Passive and Certificates were in good demand, and rose per cent. Turkish of 1858 and 1802 improved ditto 1863, as well as Mexican, ; Argentine, 1 and Chilian of 1867, On the other hand, Buenos Ayres Six per Cents. and Deferred fell 1 per cent. ; Spanish Three per Cents. and New Deferred, ; and New Grenadian Deferred, MINES.-(Till8 DAY.) ONE O'CLOCK; The mining market is active, owing to the fresh advance in the standard for tin and copper. As will be seen by reference to the subjoined list, prices are again better in several cases :—Devon Great Consols, 415 to 425 : East Lovell, 84 to 9 ; Great Vor, 18 1 to ; West Great Work, 34 to 4; Prince of Wales, 48s. 6d. to 505. ; North Crofty, 34 to 4 ; West Chiverton, 64 to 66 ; North Chiverton, 44 to 3 ; South Caradon, 390 to 400; West Carleton, 84 to 9 ; North Treskerby, 11 to 2; Drakewalls, 15s. to 17s. 6d. ; Great South Tolgus, 10s. to 15s. ; and East Caradon, 54 to 4. Foreign and colonial mining shares are inquired for. Prices are quoted as follows :—St. John del Rey, 59 to 61 ; Don Pedro, to 2 prem. ; Anglo- Brazilian, par tot prem.; Pestarena, par tot prem.; Chontales, 24 to # prem. ; Roasa Grande, to ; Anglo-Italian, to prem. ; United Mexican, 2to I ; Frontino and Bolivia, #to ; and Port Phillip, 14 to ~ The Fortuna Company have declared a dividend of 2s. per share, the Alamillos Company a dividend of ls., and the Linares a dividend of 25., payable in each case on the 12th of October. PROVINCIAL SHARI HAMM& LIVIRPOOL, SEPT. IL—Sales to-daF •. Fleetwood, P. and W. L., 7—Great Eastern, 30; f fell I—Great Wertern. 474 ail— Layman.° and I orkshire, 1241—London, Brighton, ass( South Coast, 51}—Loudon and North Western, 1124 14 f e — Metropolitan, 124} s—Midland, IItI f2O 20c f 1( North British. 72 }—South Eastern, 84 9--WhitellArea and Fur man 22—Mauchester, Sheineld, and Linooln, 6 par cent., 115,!-- Erie. 45—i tilted States 0-20, 02, 721 K.—Mercantile and E. Bank ;Limited , 7d d.— Liverpool and Laudon and Globe Fire and Lite, 5 11-16 e. ix—Queen Insurance, 1.10 J.—Liverpool United Gas, new CV. Mane, st p. MASCIIngrEit, onset. 12.—Market better: good business doing. Great Eastern, 3,4 I f !—Great Luxembew - 2, 10}.—Gteat Northern, 112 till ; ditto A, 119} } ISO 191 j ; Great W 47} x d.—Lat...nalure Insurance, 13-16 p. —London, Itriebto e n i til Routh Coast, MI I—London anti North Western, ilet—Mon eliester. SheMeld,:uld Lincolnshire, 471 I —Metropolitan, 1244 I LTZl i tli d ste l . l9 . 4 tri i tutt-Ltsiniit , 31; s Bondi 722 e Canal, al--Caledonian, 100—Motropolitan new 6 per cent Mt to de 3d. P BIENINONAL SEPT. transactions were In London and North Wcstern hallway Stock, at 113 f Stat , rdshire Finan cial shares, ; Birmingham Wagon shores. 6 per cent. preference. rat ','. booing prices: Great Anetent Birmingham Guaranteed 34 per Cent., sellers, at R 7: Binninghlm Canal, sat to 87 ; Lloyd's Saul shares :Waited), as 74 to Ta prem. Bir mingham Financial shares, at to din.: Birmingham Gas. new ordinary shares (11636 1 . at 5 to 64 Arent. Midland Wages shares, sellers, at Oi ; and Patent Nut and belt shares ,Limited., at SI to 34 dia. DCIII.III, Sari. 11.—Tbree per Cent. Consols. On—New Three per Cent. Stock, stai }—Dittu for account, Oct. 6.93++ f —lndia per _Cent. Stock, 111(1 4—National Bank ‘e3 o pad, , 61f-- Bark (etts paid', 87l—Great Southern and Western d lO O Paid`, 954 4 95 954—Ditto for account, 95—Great Sanborn and Western, 4 percent. perpetual 6100 peW,, 27. THE METROPOLITAN POLICI.—TIIO Polioo CODl minsionerA have commenoed connecting all the police stations within their boundary (15 miles in extent) with telegraph trims. Not only will this facilitate the trans mission of police news to and from Scotland-yard, tat It will elect a saving in the employment of reserved n.en, as at present, in the sending of despatch bags. Silver bullion PAIMMIT. Goisiennieut Secu rities 412.814.3 , oth Secantiss 17,3602,Nit Holes Gold sad Wm 1 Cola —. 1,U1.11111 LA6,833,461 V. MAY. Deputy Cashier. f I f f i 1 i; I .:. I, . . • 4 , i . I i 1 i ( t l I:' . 4 i l l i . . i; . • : 1 ,. 1 I , I ; . 1 1: , , 1 i 1 1 1. I 0 (1 I I 4 11 11 1 / i~ ~ 11