The Express. — London, England, 1867-10-04 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAT.) COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Before Mr. Commissioner Winslow.) IN RE JOHN wisnos. lankrupt, who had formerly traded as a tobacco , .• •n lredfordbury, was adjudicated upon a creditor's . • presented so long since as the year IN3B, and be pplied for his certificate of conformity. Several acre held under the bankruptcy, and a dividend i. in the pound had been paid upon the debts 1. Cecil, who supported the application, said that the ,• and the solicitor acting for him were both dead, in,: regard to the length of time which had elapsed, 1 the court wontd have no difficulty in granting :Meate. He was also inforned that all the are hal died since the adjudication. . ilonour said there appeared to be sufficient upon the hogs to justify the allowance of a certificate, which ..“xonlingly be granted. IN ICE P. IL A. E. 111,0TICRIS. T]... bankrupt (known as Edward Maniere) was a solicitor I ratisit; in Great James-street, Bedford-row, and resid. t Finchley. He came up for examination and dia .!, upon accounts showing debts and liabilities to the .st..at of .:3,4;611., of which 20,7911. are unsecured ' • there :e 14 i c tically no assets, but the bankrupt takes credit for I,wV. in respect of doubtful and bad debts due to his e.tate ; property held as security, 1401. This was a second bankruptcy. Mr. Pittman appeared on behalf of the assignee, who but been elected by several creditors, and said he ad no opposition to offer. His Honour asked when the last bankruptcy occurred, and what was done nude! it. . . . Mr. Maniere said that hie previous bankruptcy, which took place in 1865, was annulled upon the terms of his pa) ing a composition of ss. in the pound. Some of the creditors were paid, but not all. llis Honour directed an adjournment, in order that further notice might be given to the creditors of the bankruptcy. The Lord Chancellor has been pleased to appoint Mr. Edward W. Sykes, of 41;, Moorgate-street, assistant official solicitor to the Court of Bankruptcy. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) CLERK ENWELL • 0181:1111ACKFUL SCENE IN A YZAIALX CASUAL WARD. Wary Horse, aged 33, an inmate of the Islington Wathouse, was charged before Mr. Barker with commit ea; • violent assault on Mary Howlett, a casual. Mr. Allen, prosecuting officer of the Associate Institute for Improving and Enforcing the Lawn for the Protection of Women, watched the case, Last night as the female casuals were in the act of un dressing. the defendant, who was the worse for liquor, forcad tie way into the ward under the pretence that the nurse had oar half.pint of gruel too much. He was told that he WWI wrong, and asked to leave, but instead of doing so he went along the ward and abused all the females. He ,dled them prostitutes and thieves, and said that be would sooner be transported than be as they were. The complainant, who was partly undressed, said that she preferred her liberty, on which the defendant hit her two violent blows on the fare, and it blackened one of her eyes and knocked her down among the bedsteads, and hurt her back. He tore everything off of her, even to her chemise, and she was covered with blood frorn.the wounds in her face. The defendant had no right in the ward belonging to the females. The defendant said that he was the bath attendant for the sick ward. He regretted that he had assaulted the complainant, but she had abused him, and then be struck her. He had been out yesterday to see his children, and had unfortunately taken a little too much drink. Horan, the gate•porter, said that the defendant was a well conducted man when he was sober. If he kept away from the drink there would be no occasion for him to be in the workhouse. He saw the woman, and her face was very much bruised, and she was covered with blood. The bruises apparent on the complainant's face were done by the defendant. Mr. Barker said it was quite clear that the defendant had been guilty of a most disgraceful assault, and be sen tenced him to be imprisoned and kept to hard labour in the House of Correction for one month in default of paying a fine of 40s. The defendant nu locked up in default. WORSHIP-STREET. ♦ DARING THIN/ AND A ItISOLUTZ WOMAN. Jolos Dario, an ill-looking fellow, was charged with Waling a portion of a gold chain a nd a watch, the pro perty of a lady named Alice Hooey, residing in George street, Mile-end, PraMeutrix said—Yesterday afternoon I was proceeding along Wbitechapel, accompanied by • friend, when the prisoner suddenly rushed upon me, grasped the gold guard chain to which the watch was attached and pulled it with such violence that I was nearly on the ground; it broke, and he ran off, having shaken himself away from me. I followed him and he fell, at the same moment throwing the watch end portion of the chain across the road. I again laid hold of him and Feld him tightly until a gentleman relieved me, and a police.coostable then came up and took prisoner into custody. He said he bed not done it, but while the gentlemen held him I picked both the watch and part of the chain from the spot where be had flung it. The lady's friend corroborated this evidence and the warder of the Holloway prison proved that under various 'Pave. this man bad been several times convicted. 1 1 / 4 117 committed for trial. ---- -- MARLBOROUGH STREET. A BMA DI • CANE.-A COLONEL CHARGED WITH AN ASSAULT. Colonel Christie, residing at lan's Hotel, St. Albans place, was charged before Mr. Knox with assaulting Henq t °radius, waiter at the Café Itagenoe, corner of Windmill nleet. The complainant said that on the previous evening the defendant came to the Cafe Regent., and ran up a bill amounting to 13., and refused to pay. The defendant then made a disturbance by insulting every one, and had an altercation with a gentleman. He (complainant) re quested the defendant to go away several times, but be refused to do amend on his putting his hand on his shoulder for the purpose of ejecting him the defendant gave him a blow in the eye, which be thought last night would have tamed him to lose his sight. The defendant denied insulting any one, and said he was attacked by three persons. He would like to ask the com plainant if he was not assaulted himself how the blood came on his handkertbid The complainant laid the defendant was not attacked Y itated. The defendant asked the complainant whether he had not tried to throttle him. The complainant denied doing anythipg of the kind. Ile requested the defendant to leave several times. The defendant said he should like to know the names of the persona whom he insulted. The complainant said be could not tell. Sergeant Jeffery, 21 C, said be was called to the café to pat the defendant out. He told the waiter to put him out, and on their doing so, not using more violence than necesaa the defendat struck the omplainant in the eye. H e a then took the n defendant into c custody. In answer to Mr. Knox, the sergeant said the defendant bad been drinking, but was not drunk. Defendant asked the sergeant whether be did not hear him say that if they would let him go he would go to his dub and get the money. The sergeant said be did not. The defendant said that as the complainant said he had Insulted all the persons in the place he should like to ask him if be had not been chatting and chaffing to some of the females at the counter. The complainant admitted that that was the case. The defend uit said he went to the café to have • cu of coffee. The waiter demanded the amount of his when he told him that he expected a friend who had charge of his purse would come in, and that if he did not he would go to his club and get it. An altercation then took place, and he was roughly used. The complainant seized him by the 'limit, and he was kicked, but he could not say by the complainant. He denied insulting the persons in the place, for in fact he had been engaged in talking to and chaffing two pretty ladies at the place. He eonsidered that instead of being taken into custody he ought to have given the complainant into custody. The complainant assaulted him and be struck the complainant, and he thought the matter would end there. Mr. Knox said the waiter, acting under the authority of his employer, was only doing his duty in ejeetiag the de- fendant, not using more violence than necessary for the Purpose. The waiter was only doing his duty when the defendant struck him a blow in the eye. It was an unjus tifiable assault, and the defendant would have to pay • fine of 5/. ACTRESSES AND THEIR AGE.—A lady's age is a dtlieste subject to touch upon, but it is one that people will chatter about, and it is the cause of more disputes than were generated by Helen's trip to Troy or by the Opening of Pandora's box, or by the fall of the famous apple of discord plump in the midst of that memorable feast. Some indiscreet chronologist has published in the Pliirs what he protest,* to be a correct list (correct as uarling's at Epsom) of our actresses' ages, and they profess to be mightily enraged with the wretch who hbA pulled up the curtain too soon. But in tenth he has dealt mercifully with them. Mdlle. Su zanne Wet need enter no protest against being set down at 34. The chronicler must have omitted her genie dr o'otrroY, as three of ?Mime. Fargueil, who is set down at 4 g. Mame. Rosins Stolz leads the van with 53 Year+ , tollowed closely by Mdme. Nathalie, 51. The Grande bucheine of Gemlstein is let off with 31 summers, which Morn how lareelY her chronicler participates in the public wlouration for this charming actress. Mdlle. Dejaset is lwo'letrily the doyenne. ,Ere patinas, she bears her 70 Pars as lightly as zephyrs. See her on the stage and you nark no di ff erence between her and Fan-Faa Benoiton, t h"o111 the one is tottering on second childhood, whilst the "her has scarcely emerged from the flist.—Gulignani. THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 4, 1867. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE (sr TILEGRAPE.) BEDFORD MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) SCURRY HANDICAP. Half a mile. Volunteer, Salliet, Liddington, King of Spades, Vic tress, Deceiver, Problem, Volbyau, Katie, Kate Kearney, Coup d'Eclat, Hus in Urbe, and Benevolence are here. HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES. Half a mile. Volunteer, Liddington, Wild Bee, King of Spades, Vic tress, Marshal Ney, Volhynia,Problem, Moose, /Cate Kear ney, Roving Mai 'Gretna, and Rebecca c are here. STRATTON PARK NURSERY. Three quarters of a mile . Beauty, Bessie Dixon, Benevolence, The Salvor, Haze, Cornet, l'ero, and Furious are here. QUEEN'S PLATE. Three miles. Rama, Assineboine, Honeymoon, King Victor, Moose, Distaff, Eglamonr, Mischief, Monitrea, Roving Maid, Greenhorn, and Stephen Langton are here. EDINBURGH ➢IEETING.-(THIS DAY.' TOWN COUNCIL STAKES. Half a mile. Attache, Mr. Pitt, Jenny Mille, Stuideelah, Shadwell, Evelina, Mies Boswell f, Ziniptri. Queen of Craw, Re turned, Beauclerek, Prophet, Tripbthong, Mont Blanc, Pocket Hercules. and Vortigern. AU are here. EDINBURGH HANDICAP. One mile and a quarter. Moolsey, Weetwiok, Corporal, Endaleigh, Three per Cent., Friday, Miss Harriette, Lord Hastings, Fairwind, and Manoeuvre f are here. VOLUNTEER HANDICAP. One mile. Woolsey. Waldwick, Corporal, Three per Cent., King Maker, Capttola, Manoeuvre f, Chieftain's Daughter f, Evelina, Ifisn Osborne, Returned, Braley f, and Popgun are here. HURDLE RACE. One mile and a half. Comui, Brilliant, Captain Creertree, Bab at the Bowater g, Vanguard, Camperdown,Sweetions, Ladybird,Barriater, and My Lady are here. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LAN/C.-(raig DAY.) Fresh up to our market, to-day, the arrivals of English wheat were only moderate. For all quantities the trade was firm, and the prices realised were la. to 2s. per qr. in advance of Monday. With foreign wheat the market was but moderately sup plied. Factors held for Is. to 2s. per qr. more money, and business received a cheek in consequence. Floating cargoes of grain were in full average request, at quite previous quotations. Scarcely any barley was on offer. The trade was very firm, and late currencies were fully supported. Malt was quiet, but not cheaper. In oats sales progressed steadily, and prices had an up. ward tendency. The supply was falling off. Beans were firm and quite as dear. Peas readily commanded previous quotations. For flour the trade was very firm, and prices were well maintained. Linseed and rapeseed were steady, and agricultural seeds commanded a fair share of attention. Cakes were unaltered in value. CO/tRISNT ?Bic . INCA . Per Qr. WELT. a s. Bess, Kent, red, '66 to - '67 57 so 65 „ •tie to '67 SS to 67 Norfolk and Unooln red Par Qv OM a. a Scotch potato frisk black „ wluto Nampa —^ 32 to 41 Tick 4O to 43 Harrow Biwa 44 to 47 —.- Ammer. Malting $4 to 33 Grinding 34 to Stl HALT. Grey 38 to 40 MANS — tO White 42 to 43 bakes _ 3B to 41 Does. Norfolk, , sod Suffolk 66 to 70 Kingston sod Warn 72 to 76 Brown 66 to 62 _ 136011., ME. New • e to 42 Town sada: iii IND ls. Household 6O to 52 Country Norfolk end 6+a^ ma shlp 46 to 47 OATS. English. teed - --- 23 to 27 Potato beach. teed Yon Per Qr. WM?. a 3. Doable and Honig* herd OS to 74 Rostock & /deaden- faint 64 to 71 Danish RU.111213, hard P Cr. '-- ' soft - iii Alll;kUla r rftt •-• to „ white i— ga:mt. Grinding Distilling !Salting — to . . . . 0113 _.. __ 1 OAT& Danish and (Swedish. 26 16 30 Had= _ 26 to 28 Danish EMU= rasa Maple Bors Roach. per wok 48 to $! Spanish 43 to 62 American, per Let .. 28 to ST Canadian t 8 to ST INTO LONDON BY WATBR 30 TO OCT. 3, BOTH INCLU- INDIAN COM. Dutch brewtni - 7... 24 to SS .. feeding .... fil to Sill ARRIVALS OF GEMS *Re.. CARRIAGE FROM S EPT. SIVE Milts 33 to 40 Yellow irtal IA& . Fonts LIVERPOOL COTTON AND CORN MARKETS. (sr TILIOILLPII.) (raow omi owx colazerownwr.). Corrox.—The market unchanged. Sales prObably about 12,000 bales. CORN.—The market well attended. Wheat large buil neu doing, at fully 3d. per cental advance since Tuesday. Flour rather dearer. Beans 2s. per qr. bigher. Oats and oatmeal dull. Indian corn firm ; mixed, 431. WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) (iry TzunirArm.) (PION 001 OWN CONAUPC Wheat three shillinp dearer, end generally held for still higher rates. Barley tally es deer. Oats end beans steady. MIMING-LANK-(THIS DAY.) SUGAR.—The market is fairly 'active, at stead prices. Grenada sold, 30s. to 31s. ; St. Vincent and Jamaica, 31s. tid. ; superior crystallised Demerara, 40s. ; brown Mauritius, 235. 6d. to 30e. ;• grainy yellow, 3fia. to 365. 6d. ; low brown Bengal, 26a. ; unclayed Manilla, 255, 9d. to 265. ; refined, dull. Corrgr.—The public sale of plantation Ceylon have again gone off at firmer prices. Fine fine ordinary to low middling, 69a. ticL to 71e. 6d. ; middling to good mid dling, 74e. 6d, to 85s. Till —The market continues quiet. FIWIT.—The demand for all qualities is more active, and Valencia raisins show an advance of Is. per cwt. Rece.—Ahout 3,000 tons sold, on the spot, Rangoon, at Is. ; Bassein, 12.. 3d. ; for arrival Bassein, 11s. Gd. ; Rangoon, 12s. ; Ballam, ex ship, 11s. Gd. Box.-160 puncheons Jamaica, sold at 3s. 2d. to 3s. 5d.; a few puncheons of Demerara at la. lid. ; and Leeward., ls. fed. BPlems.—Alsoutl 1,000 bags of pimento have recently been disposed of at lid. to 21.1641., sad small parcels of Penang black pepper at 31-16 d. SauTrras-300 bap of Bengal sold, refraction 31, at 19s. 9d. short prompt, COTTON. — The Wes are confined to small parcels at pre vious prices. IS le a N w too Whaatißarley. Malt. Oats. Flour. pm gra. qrs. Mk. oasts Mak mad Beek& 1110 504 MO 40 .. 1010 lige & .. eloo 10010 .. 6470 .. 1402 Total l ll 2OO r 17 - 06 _C — i 371 I 10110 .. 2412 TALLOW MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) The market is steady at the following prices :—Town tallow, 42.. 6d. ; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, old, 435. 9d. •, ditto new, 445. 3d. ; October to December, 44 e. to 3d. ; DOCObO. 445. 6d.; January, 455. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Mason. Pattenden and Smith report that the trade for English is very doll, the demand being alines) entirely confused to foreign. Prime are in favour of buyers. PROVINCIAL MARI MAW= Limutroot, OCT. a.—sales: Caledonian, 1041 'rd.—Great llatenr. SI 1 I—Great North of Scotland, 154 I—Great Western. 48 —Lancaahhn and Yorkshire, 1171—London, Brighton, and Routh Coast, 54—Landon, Chatham. and Dover. 191 I—London and North Western, 114 1 14 111 1 141 14—Manchester, Shef field, and Lincoln, 601—Metropolitan. 1244—Midland, 120 1 1 i 10 120 I—South F.aeEern 681—Lancashire and Blackburn Pur. 41 per cent, 913—Birkenhead 41 per cent , 100—Orand Trunk of Canada. 191 4—Great Western of Canada, 161 4—United States 5-10, 1921, Ist May to lot November, 72—Great Luxembourg shares, 91 2-16 5-16 4 5-16—North and South Wales, Mt—Bri tish and Foreign Marine Limited), 11 p.—Maritime Insurance (Limited(, 1-ltd.—Queen Insurance, 1-16 d.—Liverpool United Goa new L 25 shares, 54 p.—National ateam-ship Company (Li mited:, 6. M ANCRESTiII, OCT. 3. —lferteCquiet, bat Steady, with a small hardness doing. District Bank. 161 p.—Oreat Eastern. 311 1 — Great Lnermhonst. 91 946—Great Northern A, 117 161 12— Grand Trunk of (*nada. MI 19 1-Great Western of Can a, 167 16— , :reat Malmo. 48-IWoo* 77—Lancashire and York shire, 1271 e. 8 -London, Briahtem, and South Cont., 54 London and North Western, 114—Manchester, Sheffield. and Lincolnshire, 501—Ditto 6 per cent pref., 1154—Metropolitan, 1141 4 1 I—Midland, 12011 1 I—North British. 33 South Eastarn, 68}—Thames and Mersey Marine hlturance!Limited), 1 11-16 p.—Unital States 4-'0 Yeats' Bonds, 721 1 2--North Union A. Dl—Bonded Warehouses, 141—Sheephr(dge. 201 d. San Paulo, 164—Blackburn Purchase, 99—United Stator 5-20 Yean Bonds !1865). 70—Furness 6 per cent.. 122, OCT.3.—Binineme (1000:—Great Western Nan way Stour Valley Guaranteed stock, at, 67 : ditto, Irredeemable per cent, at 90: London and North Western Railway stook, at 114: Birmingham Canal shares, at 87 : Lloyd's Bank (Limited), at 71 prem. ; and Birmingham Gas, Claes A, at 12.5 per Mare. geeing FOAM Midland Railway, Birmingham and Derby, Wien, at 94 ; Bh mingbam Town and District Banks, II to 111 : Staffordshire Financial limited% milers. at 2 die. ; Okureaster Wagon (Limited,. Doyen 111: sad Beath Staffordshire Waist ' works shares, 61 to 61 per share. SHARE LISTS. -(THIS DAY.) OADIMAILY SHAM AID ROCK& --- 51L I N. I RAILWAY. I aa t ag tilitt . I 11.11.60 664 43 . 0. Bt. 108 'Caledonian and Later -..1 82 84 en Si HO 'Caledonian 104 104 id - id O 100 Cambrian W ell Cornwell 3 6 - Bt. 100 Dublin and Belfast June 73 76 Bt. 100 Dundee,P4roetAbdin 70 76 - 20 6 1104Loodon - ii - 100 an Do. 3010 - - 8t 100 Weepy and & Western 108 110 - 8t 100 Great Eastern Ord. St. 310 52 314 4 St. 100 Do. Z. Aug. Stk., N 0.2 4 6 - St 100 Great North of Scotland 15 16 - St. 100 Great Northern __ .. 110 112 1104 St. 100 De.A . i •rw.. no dlr. en. 110 117 - SL 100 Do.b N161%0. la peldli 124 126 125 St 100 Do. Ord. Def. Div. etookr -.- - st. 100 0 South & Weil (10), 94 00 - 8t 100 Great Western 474 48 484 77 St. 100 Do.StourValo". MI - - .. St 100 Dm South Wales - ,- - 8t 100 Do. W. 161d.-Oxfordi 28 82 - 8t 100 Do. Do. Newport, 99 31 - Si. 100 Law/tire &Yor. 127 128 - 8t 100 Lon.,Hrlibtn,&S.Coeini 64 54 644 14 6! It 100 Loadon,Chathso42Dov 194 194 4 4 St 100 Do. Met. Eaten. AO p. c. 11 14 - 8t 100 London & North Waste. 114 1144 11 4 f 4 St. 100 Lendoe&floothWestern 81 84 83 St 100 Man. Shet.,&LJnoolnah 491 504 - Bt. 100 Metropolitan- --- W 4 84. 100 Do. Litenalon,ihri- - dend 6p. et. UlllB7O 110 112 - St. 100 NehropolltanDiatriet B6 82 - SD 10 Do. de. do. _ -. ... - II all Do. &St lola' eriood - - - Si. 100 llildland - . . .: 1104 1204 1204 194 es. 100 Do. Blrriili bi;rl4. l ES 00 - Bt. 100 North British ' 524 334 33 St. 100 Do. idln.,Perth,Druid 1 - - - 0 100 N. Itastern-Beretelc_l 104 104 103 II 1111 Do. Id s = ure.- - - - St. 100 De. ..- 62 63 63 Si. 100 Do. TOrk ..... - 96 97 - et 110 Do. Cathale - - - St. 100 Do. Stock &Darlbta - - - f ell De. do., 1800-61 - - - pm - 8t WI ,North Loudon 1 115 117 - 110 1 Do. do., 1900.. - - St. 100 ,Northataffordehhe.- It 06 - 8t 100 P. &S. Western Jew., 100 112 - St 100 Shropshire Union - - 66 67 - St 10 South Devon.. _ .._ - 8t 100 ,Boitth Eastern 60 0 - 30 a atanukwasteiescs, — . , 84 9} St 10 Ts!! Vale -..--- _ I 143 144 - 19 0 I Do. C. .. . . 1 - - pc - et. mg Waterfor d i iiii,Z;9l - le I imitator & 9rait49lt , .. • 127 8 & 1264 for money. for money. is 100 1011 100 WO aILITIIIR Malll6lOJlll saiLVIATt i AUsatiet bL (Dam. Dar. &O. LL gitp.o.l Do. I Mow Buffalo klAkil Karoo. JAI 11 a r fa 1021 I *Po ti Do. ir - eforenco --- D,ff . ..Desni,eoodield 6 per am-17111111414 MIDS. aim Sp. as. Owl'. tDedcll2.ts I 'lM'a r l 42 . a IWS tra.74.7. Olist Iran gm. 6 d.. lariat 1031 i 110 i i 61 __ Trunk °Musa& Do. aptly. M.B.ip.aL Do. tepee. Bonds .. Do. and past Bonds. Do. fad pre. Stock.. Do. ath pre. Stock.. Tee lathe Pantasada Do. goa. east. Do. N I pm ew do. .... Do. Now beng Mt S. of India g. 6p. et Do. 41 par osat. .... Oh Western of Cameo D i. o di a:Bdapay.l Do. do. do. 1877-6. ob(Ltadtsd) Madras guar. 6 p. mat Do. de. did 0... Do. do. de d 0... Do. Mt* !Mandan KWh and Hobson's'', Do. 6 p. ot., par. Do. 6 p. 01. pay. If.lotiltlan.ap castp.a. Do.raa. lirr est Da. 'Want. do. ..... Do. Was 88.11 e. do. 1N 111 1 1 1 19 91 19 191 IN 36 61 63 40 42 31 $3 21 23 146 107 —ym 110. 1 1 1 11= 103 104 94 98 18 1 16 1 Si 100 Se 91 i 1031 10te 91% 95 97 91 13 ?I 106 4 4s 104 4-31 61 U 96 96 $1 23 SD U 102 104 1011 102 101} 1 par 102 pm IT 89 BILITISII MINES. .......... No. (sb. I Mini.___ I Pd. Q. priosa I Wes. : I'o°4 ...... CIIT O. n .. ( . 7: ''''''' 98 f 4 4237e4 i i td 1 :- 12800 .. Drakewalla -. I - 612 .. Let Baamet (llogiut) 314 17 4 - 6,144 .. East Condon 6, .. Bast tarn Brea 6, .. Nast Grenville 14.6 2 si 1, .. sus Lovell 4, .. IL W.Russell (Tavirtk ) 111.7.6 It 24 -. 486 .. Grambler At St. Auoyn 66 3 4 12,600 4 Great Limey (Molted) all 18 19 ad 6,000 .. Great South Tolgus 6,908 .. G. W. Vor (Heaton) 6,000 .. OrsorWe - 6,000 i .. Itinseton Downs ' 6.10.6 2 24 806 , .. Marmot (Coy Lelant)' 16.17.0 6 8 - 0,0601 - llaris Valley 14.10.6 54 61 51 40.000 6 Nwyndy Iron Ore 400 .. New 5et0n...... - 700 .. North Basher BB4 2 4 - 6,640' . 000 ... North r i b lzi etl ted Crotty - tit: a 44 z 1,120 .. sea (C. talent) 106.7 NI 31 - 612 .. . Gwadar 84. Close) 14 410 420 -. 0. 1 .. nth Condorrow _. 1.10 I # W. Frames (11losaah 18.18.9 37# 421 - .. Park ' 3 6.14.6 4 6 - 4, ... Tin tOott - 6, .. West Basest Paogan) ll # 1 -• 1,02 .. W. Cordon (Liskeard) 16# 8 10 -. 1, _ Waet Chivarton .. Wept Solon - 11l .. Wll. Swat (Illogran) SI 774 824 - 11 .. Wb. Buller (Redruti) lB 26 27 - 1,02 .. Wh eel Beton W,3lryAnn (Mention ) 8 110 120 - 1.040 .. Wh. Trialawee7 (Lisk.l 11.0 5 7 DIBINTI7I.II STOOLS. No. I Sh. I 820023. 402023, St. 04.7etn 4 p.e. Mar.&Bl 100 70 75 • - 4018310 St . G.Nthn.6p.e. Jan.&,l 100 93 95 - 610,000 82 G.Wstn.-W. 13.-04., I p. et , Jas. & July -.1100 90 IN - 318,000 84. Lanc..tYk.4p.e.Jan.l6.lly.loo 93 96 - 620.000 84. Len.Brigh.4p.e.Jan..kay 100 - - - t 0210121 84. L&N.W.4p.e.Jaa.dJuly 100 93 95 - 812,830 St. Do. 54p.0. Jan.& .7nly 100 - - - W 0,790 32 L&3.W.49.c. Jan.& July 100 93 95 - 1000000 82 I4ldlared,4p.e.Jan.N./nryloo 9 2 96 - - - IR. N. British, R. P. a D.8.,1 -. 6p. et., Feb. & Aug... 100 - - - d. 451 84 11.F.stra.,6p.e.Jan.iJuly 100 N 96 ~. -.. I St. Soot.N.L,4p.e.Ap.d.Out. 100 - - - HONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAN.) On o'Osoas. In the Stock Exchange to-day the amount of business is limited, and prices present few varia tions. Upon the arrival of telegrams from the Paris Bourse the dealings are expected to increase, but they will doubtless be mostly speculative, the public generally still showing little or no dis position to operate. The changes shown in the returns of the Banks of England and Franoe, although they cannot be considered un favourable, since they are incidental to the turn of the quarter, have induced sales, but nJt to a suf ficient extent to influence quotations. Consols and nearly all the British railway securities are unal tered, but sonic of the foreign bonds have ad vanced. Spanish Passive are in chief request. United States 5-20 Bonds have given way, owing to sales upon orders from Frankfort. The discount market remains very quiet, and the quotations for the best paper are without change. Short loans are offered in the Stock Exchange at 1 to 1} per cent. Consols ars quoted 941 to f for money and next Tuesday's settlement, and 94i to i for the No vember account. The Three per Cents. Reduced and New Three per Cents. are called 921 to i, ex div. British railway stocks have been very little dealt in, and, apart from a reduction of 1 to I per cent. in Metropolitan, and South Eastern, and a rise of 1 in London and North Western, prices exhibit no alteration. Metropolitan is quoted 1231 to 1241 ; Great Western, 471 to 48 ; London and North Western, 1141 to I ; Midland, 1201 to ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 127 to ; Caledonian, 1031 to 104, ex div.; South Eastern, 684 to 1 ; Great Eastern, 314 to ; Great Northern, 1101 to 1111 ; ditto A, 1164 to 117 ; London, Chatham, and Dover, 194 to 1 ; North British, 321 to 34 ; and Brighton, 531 to 54. Foreign stocks are rather firm. Spanish Passive Bonds are in prom+ 'Tient request, and have risen per cent., viz., to 194 to 4. Turkish of 1865, and Spanish Certificates are 1 better,at 311 to 3 and 164 to 4, respectively. Mexican have also advanced 1, the present price being 15 to ; but Italian of 1861 have declined to the same extent, viz., to 454 to 46. Turkish of 1862 are at 6111 to 621; Chilian scrip, dis. to prem. ; Greek, 134 to i ; and, Egyptian, 1864, 82 to 83, ex div. United States 5-20 bonds have declined 1 per cent., viz., to 713 to ; but Erie and Illinois Cen tral railway shares are unchanged at 401 to 414 and 761 to 77 respectively. Anglo-American Telegraph shares are steady at ni to I, and Atlantic Telegraph Eight per Cent. Preference at 3it to f. _ . Bank shares are steady, with a moderate amount of business. London and Westminster are at 68 to 69 ; Union of London, 37 to 38 ; Imperial Otto man, to 11 dis. ; Alliance 11 to 9 dis. ; Char tered Mercantile of India, 28} to 294 ; and London and County, 55 to 56. In the market for financial shares, International Financial have receded 2a. 6d., viz., to 21 to 2 die. ; but the other descriptions are without variation. London are quoted 23 to 21 die. ; General Credit, 2} to 2} die. ; and Credit Fonder 51 to 6} dia. A correspondent of the Manckeskr Examiner writes as follows from Liverpool, under yester day's date :—" in the course of the day it transpired that one firm—without excep tion the largest holders of cotton in Liverpool— have been compelled to succumb to the pressure put upon them. The amount of their liabilities is said to be something enormous, in fact, equal to any of the large failures that occurred in the early part of the year." . . _ An extraordinary meeting of the shareholders of the English and American Bank (Limited) will be held on the 16th of October, when a resolution will be proposed that the undertaking be wound up voluntarily. Messrs. Baring Brothers and Co. have issued a notice, reminding the holders that the extended period for converting Spanish Passive Bonds into New Three per Cent. Consolidated stock, with di vidend from the Ist of January last, expires to morrow (Saturday). About 36,0001. in bar gold was bought by the Bank yesterday. The Calabar, from the West Coast of Africa, has brought about 10,0001. in gold dust. The Tanjore will take to-day 10,5001. in silver to Shanghae, and 7311. in gold to Point de Galle and Madras. The Mexican dollars by the last packet were sold yesterday at 4s. Ild. per ounce, showing a rise of id., compared with the recent quotation. Accounts from Glasgow report the failure of a manufacturing firm and a worsted agent, but the liabilities in each case do not exceed 15,0001. Rumours continue to be circulated of difficulties in the cotton trade at Liverpool, and the name of one house has been freely referred to during the last day or two. The effect of this state of thins, by stimulating mercantile caution, will be to in crease still further the plethora of money., The subjoined circular has been issued formally Buchanan and the failure of Messrs. Peter and Co., of Glasgow, which has already been re ferred to. An impression prevails that the liqui dation will not prove unsatisfactory, although it may extend over a considerable period : Sir,—We deeply regret to inform you that, owing to the inability of our friends, Messrs. Buchanan, Hope, and Co., of Hamilton, Canada West, to place us in funds duly to meet our acceptances on their sooonot, we have been under the painful necessity of suspending payment. We shall doubtless receive from Canada before Ist proximo detailed statements of assets, and have meantime placed our books in the hands of MINIM Aitkin and Mac kenzie, accountants here, who will as soon as practicable prepare a statement of our affairs to be submitted to our maditors.—We are your most obedient servants, Prrsa BOCUANAN and Co. 8, Moore-place, Glasgow, Oct, 2. At a somewhat advanced hour yesterday after noon the report of the committee of investi gation of the Atlantic and Great Western Rail way was issued. The committee is composed as follows, vu.:—Chairman, Colonel Sir W. Russell, Bart., C. 8., M.P.; Mr. Crawahay Bailey, M.P.; Mr. Thomas Cave, M.P., Mr. John Fildee, M.P., and Mr. F. W. Oewel, of Amsterdam. The com mittee go at great length into the position of the undertaking, dealing successively with the condi tion of the line, the appointment of a receiver, his powers and duties, a description of the company's property, leases and connexions, as well as traffic working expenses, and thevarioua classes of capital. The committee conclude by putting forward a plan of reconstruction, to which they hope that " the assent of all interested will not be wanting." In order to give ample time for the consideration of the details of this report, the committee propose that the general meeting of those interested in the undertaking should not be held till Tuesday, the 22nd October, for which day it will be convened at the City Terminus Hotel, Cannon-street. The Committee of the Stock Exchange have re fused to grant a settlement in the shares of the British and American Telegraph Company (Limited), chiefly, it is understood, on tho ground that a large number of the shares have been placed in the names of persons who cannot be considered bond fide holders. The shares have recently been forced up to 6 or 7 premium, upon the attempts of some parties—who had sold their allotments at a premium, but who subsequently had their shares forfeited for the non-payment of a call—to cover themselves by buying back. The Great Western Railway traffic return shows 'this wed; an increase of 8771. over last year; the Great Eastern, au increase of 1,7151. ; the Great Northern, an increase of 2,3441. ; the Lon don and South Western, an increase of 2,3291. ; the London, Chatham, and Dover, including the Metropolitan Extension and branches, an increase of 2,919/. ; the Metropolitan Extension separately, an increase of 398/. ; the Lancashire and York shire, an increase of 1,2701. ; the North Eastern, an increase of 4,125/. ; the Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, an increase of 1,8791. ; and the North British, a decrease of 3671. The report of the directors of the Bahia and San Francisco Railway Company (Limited), to be pre sented at the general meeting on the 10th inst., recommends the same rate of dividend as before, namely, three per cent. for the half-year ending the 30th June last, which will leave a balance of 2,5461. 2a. 7d. to be carried forward. With reference to the Great Luxembourg Com pany, an official communication, sent to the Stock Exchange, states that after paying all preference dividends there remains a balance of only 3,9001., which the directors propose to carry forward, in stead of attempting to make any distribution to the ordinary shareholders. A meeting of the shard-olden of this company will be held on the 9th inst., in London, preparatory to the general meeting advertised to be held in Brussels on the 19th. We are requested to state that the tenders for the unallotted new redeemable shares of the Me tropolitan Railway Company were largely in exams of the number at the disposal of the directors, and that all the shares were accordingly allotted to those who offered the highest rate of premium. At an extraordinary meeting yesterday of Price's Patent Candle Company (Limited), the accounts showed a disposable balanco of 11,4011., and a divi dend was declared on the preference shares at the rate of 6 percent. per annum, leaving 5,4001. to be carried forward. A general meeting of the mortgagees of the Lon don, Chatham, and Dover Railway Company is convened for the 18th inst., " for the purpose of electing a mortgage director, pursuant to the pro visions of the London, Chatham, and Dover Rail way (Arrangement) Act, 1867." The half-yearly meeting of the Great Central Gas Consumers' Company is called for the 25th inst., when a dividend is to be declared. The following is the official return of the cheques and bills cleared in the Bankers' Clearing-house 'or the week ending Wednesday, October 2. The i,eneral average is disturbed by the Stock Exchange settlement, and by the revenue and other payments at the end of the quarter : Thursday, Sept. 26 28,357,000 Friday, Sept. 27 Saturday, Sept. Monday, Sept. 30 10,196,000 Tuesday, Oot. 1 . Wednesday, Oct. 9 183,471,000 GEOROZ DRUMMER, Chief Inspector. Bankers' Clearing-hone. The weekly return of the Bank of France shows the following changes : Coin and bullion Bills discounted Notes in circulation Private deposits Advances lncrease 24,000 Government deposits Decrease 440,000 There is a considerable decrease in the coin and bullion, and a still larger increase in the discounts and circulation, but it would appear that these changes are merely incidental to the turn of the quarter. The return of the Bank of England for the week ending Wednesday, Oct. 2, compared with that for the previous week, shows the following changes : Circulation issue 08,496,565 Increase £258,706 Circulation active 24,877,015 Increase 1,468,910 Public deposits 7,527,495 Decrease 833,651 • Other deposits Govertunent securities in - lUartigiieps;t7nent 12,891,872 Decrease 400 Other securities in banking department 17,252,746 Increase 131,062 Coin and bullion in botk departments Seven day and other bills— 583,284 %creamy 40,625 The Bari 3,671,120 Decrease 9,.563 Notes is reesrve Total reserve (notes k eoia) in banking department— 14,617,100 Deoresss 1,422,633 The changes here shown are of some importance. The heavy government and other disbursements at the turn of the quarter have occasioned a consider able draught upon the public and private deposits, entailing a large increase in the active circulation, and a decline of 1,422,6381. in the reserve. Owing, however, to the abundant supply of ma z ez in the general market, the demand at the discount-office has been so limited that the increase in the " other " securities is only 131,0521., being an extraordinarily small amount at this period. Of the 413,0001. of foreign gold sent into the Bank from abroad during the week, the whole has been drawn out again in coin for internal circulation, with the exception of the sum of 46,2721. shown above. BANK OF An Account parsaast to the Ad week ending en Wednesday, ENGLAND. Tett fe! BY t.e. YB sd a,{7 ai oetobQ, lea?. mum niri Notes lamed L58.491,1617 Li&496.565 ILUI[IIIO DI =kiwi' Capital L1 ; 4,566713,,000 110 Public Deposita (13- @lading Exchsq., Bay. Banks, Own mia id National Debt, and Div. A;;;unir). ... 7:: 7,517,495 Other Donde. 18,439,819 Seven day and other BILL Oct. 3. 1867. Ti;verot;set dcbt.. A 11,016,100 Other secorttlee.... 3,904,1011 04 . 4 d coin sod _ 23,490,565 Mbar bullion — 438,496,5ef 6;I:; 1 7,71;i - int soca- eftla 412.81144872 Other Secuntke Hotta Gold and Sliver cola won 1A476C718 £4 ,64,718 Y. MAT Deputyer: THURSDAY BRINING. Condiols,whieh closed yesterday at Mt, "sellers," both for money and next Tuesday's settlement, opened and closed to-day at 944 to 1. For the November settlement the last price was 9411. The Three per Cents. Reduced and New Three per Cent's. were quoted at 3 o'clock 92} to div. The official business report is as follows : Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 941, • ditto, for account, 94} ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 921, g, ex div. ; New Three per Cents., 92g, g, ex* div. ; ditto, Two-and-a-Half per Cets., 77. Bank Stock, shut; ditto, for account, 248, ex div.; India Stock, 2204, 2 ; ditto Five per Cent., 1141, 14 ; ditto, Five per Cent. " enlaced" rupee paper, 1041, ; ditto, Five-and-a-Half per Cont., 109 t, ; ditto, Bonds, 655. to 70s. prem. The dealings in foreign stocks were confined to a few descriptions, and prices generally showed little movement. Italian Bonds of 1861 fell 1 per cent. at one period of the day, in response to lower quotations from Paris but left off only 4 to 4per cent. worse than yesterday. Greek declined. , and the Viceroy of Egypt's Loan, I ; while Peru vian of 1863 improved 1; Turkish of 1862, 4 ; and Turkish Five and Six per Cents., of 1865, 4 - to t. MINES.-(T1118 DAY.) Owz o'CLoca. The mining market is rather dull to-day, with few transactions. Subjoined are the prices :—Weat Chiverton, 631 to 6tl ; Prince of Wales, 525. to 545. ; last Lovell, Bto ; Drakewalls, 12s. 6d. to 15s. ; Mane Valley, 6to ; North Chiverton; 4 to ; Great Vor, .174 to 18 ; Wheal Grenville, 255. to 274. 6d. ; Wheal Seton. 102 i to 107 a ; Chiverton Moor, 51 to 1 ; West Great Work, 3 to ; and Clifford, 7 to 4. Foreign and colonial mining shares are quiet, but Don Pedro are inquired for, at 2 to 24 prem. St. John del Rey are quoted 59 to 60 ; Anglo- Brazilian, par to prem. ; Pestarena, to ji prem.; Chontales, 1 to 1 prem. ; Roan Grande, 7-16 to 9-16 ; to 1 prem. ; United Mexi can, 2to ; Frontino and Bolivia, Ito 1 ; Putt Phillip, I 4 to 14 ; and Central America, the. to par. JOINT ISTOUIL SANK& BABEL 'MIMI 10,000 130,0301 '.Bank (11m.)• B. Alliance Lhnitei Angle lirniasa ti = Anglo now Aortrsholls Danko! BrialcbColarabla B ank Do. Now, Boned I I at "gyp' Bank at Otago (Lansitad) BankolVlatoda,Amtral Bank of New &Wand British N. Amadei_ C. Bk. India, Ans., eking Clara. Mee. of India, km ColoniZ Consolidated Bank (L ) Balk' and London (1., ). Bad London (Ltatliad ! Beaton! Esehangs(lia ' Ingtlatt and American . Eng. Banklt. dolanairoL Ileg.llootat Anal. Chartd English and Swedish (L.) Imperial Bank (Limited) Imperial Ottoman lonian Do. Now land Mod. Bk. ) 1 D0.1ip.0.D•11..1864. Semr. Lon Bk.ofltindcootc.(L) • London and Britain= 1 Do. 24; LondondEltiverPlato(L) I Do. do. do , I Lan. Ch. Bank of Auld ' London and County Do. Now Usual at 20 p Londlo Joint Stock Lopdon di South African I Lon. it litrainws (lArn.) Lon. I on & Vetessuala(l. London It Wasitinster., Do.las.lol.rm.flons paid Merehaot Book (Lim. I Mereantile&Excaan(L) . Metropolitan illmitsd) I Midland Bank (Lim.) National of Australasia Notional of lAvarpool N. Pro. of Ingbusel Do. lad S and National lank Now South Wales.. North Manure Oriental Bonk Oarporn. ProvialionklagOorp.(L) rewind of IrolAild --; - 507 South Australia. _ Stand. ?/ Aiiist 07; . . raked Australis —.. tram c 4 Irelmid Ma) , Milos al Lambdas _ 10 10 25 54 .2 000,000, &Mak 001ia.6p.01.,1872 100,0001 Do. 1886 .. Qua. Doti p. 0., 1877-84. .... Do. Opera%/11.1tAtig. ... Do.6porct. Mar. 4111188 Do. 6 writ iota MAK* Maltreat. las. iss i Ilk" V ia Br= .. Do. do. 180040 Do. do. 10041 111.010 Do.10.0.16.10:64.1100 ISO, 05yb00.1i0v.1863,66.01 181 Do. 1178, d 0... 1,001, Do. 1871 do._ MO, Kaaittlia 6 pie /*Jam SOO, Do. 1878 1 IMO, Do. Isll NO, Do. 1110 Itableov.6o.o.Ap.4loo. 168,000 Now Brani.Gov.lporat. 1,116,800 New South Waill• GOT., 1 1 p. oittt.,lB7l to 1876 8,171.800! Do. Ip. 01888 to 1106 161,0001 D0.5p.e.r.1967 to 1876 140,000 Now &WNW Ivor oat 1.001.0001 Do. 6por oral. 600,0001 Do. I par olst. 1101 104000, Do.daldinJusto&Doc 110.00% Nova Itootla 6 p a,1671 I.Bl6olo l Quipoodaad Gov. 6p. at. 1.177,450/ Do. Do. 1801 .... Mar I.kaulGo7. 1 p. C.,07-77 1 De. 1178 mad spode. 810,100,110.008.66.0.Jaa. /alp 7,000.030 Do. Ip.etl Or 1 kat I In e sate 10 Ddb 2 1 30 16 16 6 Slut 65 67 11 13 4 sat. 36" Si 6 4 7 90. 60 69 26 4 plik 30 11 13 37 39 i 1392 1 iy a 1 • ,d 3 1 dli 16e 17i 19 20 4 1 8 30 10 12 4 BM. 12 BAI 68 de 27 i 13 21 031 8 6u.. a. 4 T 141. p& - -pml 46 45 6 4 87 89 10 AnglonlinerloanTat (L. 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AU *DoUrial3Oicil an i 4 144. _ - - Illiiiiiiial Leliten ( r ut.d) Stl i t r al) Peankillo OW Tatarens iLls.). po Pelrad p lialvorLead rt , Royal Cebr• Copper Ram Oren& Usss Amerol.(LioL) Ile. leen del ley (Cleo. !Weed Male= (Lbs.) ;Val Antipode Gold (L.) !Vancouver Cool (Ural Val Men= = e l Monde Odd( ITer a t i e l Posatrlini —__—__ • .1418.` • Ohll peal IreslNv. Laud& MID.(I. Peninselsz o_Btasa,_. 8•80,000 NA 1000 10,000 10,000' 19,0)0 14,00 10.000 asso.wo so.°00: Fhl Do, do. New 14231 al 50 Do. do. do. 11367 a • so ,Itlaymney Iroa I al 13 1 Do. Nc. al ' 15 11.1o.T.C1tylnprow(L) 1 al ,10 'Rio laarro Or (Ws al PIO loyal Mall Arm llO St. .rot.Aarra. Invist.(Llro) 20 trainer. elrpto(L) 111 1 50 1. ktrlean M. & In. (L ) , I ts poothAvatvollan Land I al Re. 'Submarine Terra& • • 1 115 1 I Do Barr l al 110 TlLOosaar no allalagall al 00 ~ihnsiasktMersaybk.:( l . , 10 )Truddad regains (L I 10 , Truat& Areacyr A. ir 10 .Al L Co. of U. Creak I 50 Mararlao al laver. (L 11 I la United DlrooaK'orp(L) . I Carr Y. Wag. Co.(L.i al I Do. 10 p er east peal. al 110 l' Divers 14 arm. .ruk(L) I , 10 Upper Aram Tea 1 M v Ill.mutes Land (L II i Ins vitrovenlaPkwahX l el le Wagtail lrinenco (1 .w. 11 1 50 Mraladlaarsonle 11l 11. t • Call pending. 96 -- 98 -- 116 It) 8 711. ee AM" 84 36 0 TO 10,000 =two' li 17 1 aig 161 62 11-16 I ii } 4' 3 fle c ii mai se 66 S 9 n TS II * . T a, Ina PREFELENCE SHARES. Bristol and Exeter, 4 per mot., 84. Great Western—West Midland perpetual 6 per amt. .pt. till 1869, 96. Leaceshire astlYorkihire, 6 per cent. (Bast Lancashire), 128. Loadon end N. West., Bedford sad Cerubridp, 85a. North Eastern, W. Hartlepool Herb. and RaL, 821, la. 4 a -1 Oidis ID SI 1 44- la 1 lb 10 1 a u. dh lb 1 di 1141. 21 21dls 110 8 6 dig dls In 111 161 26 18 17 die U . 7 IMs 7 1 i i I }du 6 II _6 .4 11 46 i 14 96 . 97 1I 106 11,1 15 16 7 Id% 7 6 ut• 6 4 41. 151 14141 , 4 4 dl. 140 165 S I * 10 4 i 2 4 .11. 11 011 4 1. pm t t 11. - ----' 141 t; t 4 au.,l 415 12i 11141. 111 • dl 11 1 Rh 5 . 11 as 5 11 1 41 111 di 40 15 I 3 2 di. 10 7 5 7 • 51 , 11 1 dl• JO St 21 1* 41 511 ?i igr• I I ills ter 101 1011 II 1* 14,11. 11 In SS 11 40? I 10 03 46 14 dl• I e; 11,11 I bi 5 i 4 sol a d l2 .11. p O: 2f Me ids $666 7 1 178 4•de. 4 4 Net 86 46 16 17 Ilf 1111767 16 1 6 di. S it fise &la% f 2 21 8 7 7 , 63 88 48 60 47 46 2 IMs 21 24 s 7 20 21 ii ii No. 16,0C - Oir - T 100,000 f 1 10,040: LL II 11,000, $ 10,000 I in.ao6 10 76162 is,oo I is Ng 1 .2- 10. 001 1 MAW 1 1 66,000 I 7.n I 44.444 4 10,000 11 10.000 le 100.00(1 I 11000 11,000 81,174' 80,000 I 16 .'4 " 4 le a 1•2 1,11-le pa R lU I 141 I Il Par I it 10 ; 8 - 66 ... 34 ... M 6 0 zel 41 ° 1 :0911 1e,666 I £117,170; 68,000 60,000 • 10.000; 110,1100 30,1110 • 00,000 WON 10,01? 12.10? i f. °D ! ~•0 100.000 , CO,OOOl 10,009 1° r.OO IG,OOO si,oeo 10,011 !0.0001 ih::.i , § ea es 17* /71 14 16 27 31 70 75 18 19 Par IG 7 121 13* II 23 ii 16 - 0 - 11 1S 104 53461 11-411 _AY _d zd