The Express. — London, England, 1866-09-13 00:00:00

r I WIIIMMEN THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) MARLBOROUGH-STREET. IfUlinzsous ATTACK ON " InfrosTmurs" On* drOlashaa, described as a waiter, of No. 8, Windsor-court, Strand, but formerly keeping • public ly..e in the Coal-yard, Drury-lane, was charged before Ty r ehitt with violently assaulting a young women so ya Jemima Sondes. The prosecutrix, whose head was bandsg ed , and who a ppeared to have been most brutally assau lt ed, gave her riideeoe seated. She said—l live at No. 68, Dudley-street. Lot night I met the prisoner in the Haymarket I took him home with me, and he promised me • sovereign. As soon RS I got into my room the prisoner tore off my clothes, threw me on the bed, and then struck me about th e body and head till he broke the poker in two. He gave me several blows, and the ker was broken on myhead. M ' y head is badly hurt • I los t a great deal of blood, and I'm told my back is covered with bruises. It all arose because I would not let him stay till ' . was taken to the King's College Hospital in • cab, an was smothered in blood. Prisoner—Did I not ask you to let me leave the room! prosecutrix—No, you did not. prisoner—Did you not call for a man named "Jack." Prosecutrix—No. I called for my landlady. prisoner—l gave you half a sovereign. Prosscatrix—No, you did not. A female living in the next room to the proseentrix, mid—l was woke up by hearing the promentrix scream for a policeman . On going into the mom with the landlady I maw the prosseetrix smothered in blood. (The witness bore held up several of the prosecutrix's articles of cloth ing, and they presented a most ghastly sight, being completely saturated in blood.) A consta ble came in mid the prosecutrix who was sitting down said, " Oh, I think I am stabbed I" I went with her and the con stable to the hospital. Polios-constable Kittle, 42 F, said—l went into the prose entries room last night. She was covered with Mood; there was • deal of blood on the floor. She said she had been struck with a poker by the prisoner end on looking about the room I found the poker broken fn . halves. The prisoner did not say anything. I took the promicutrix to lbs King's College Hospital, where her head was dressed. Prisoner—l was returning home from a place of amuse ment and met the prow-lark and went home with her. On getting into the room she asked for a smear and then half • sovereign. I gave her • sovereign. She then said that I should act leave the room till I gave her another. she then went into an ante-mom and knocked against the rail, and called " Jack," and she then came up to me and seised me. Thinking some one was coming, I seized a poker and went to the door, but could not get out ibe key having been hidden by her. I tied to break off the look, and she got between me and the door, and I admit I struck her as I was in • state of great bar at the time, knowing that a man had been called for, and being in such a house in •• low neighbourhood. Mr. Tyrwhitt (the female witness being re-called)—ls there any person named " Jack " in the house? The witness—There is not. All the prosecutrix called out was :—" For God's sake get • policeman. Lizzie, don't come alone." Tyrwhitt (to the prisoner)—lconsider you a cowardly bridal fellow who will bully a woman when you can. I shall remand you for a week to see what occurs, as you may per haps have to go to the Old Bailey, there being no knowing what may be the result of the injuries the prosecutrix has rescued. Assaults of a brutal nature on women will be a lways punished severely by me, and if nothing else occurs to the prosecutrix you may depend upon it you will re ceive three months' impr isonment when you are brought before me next week. WESTMINSTER. IMIPORTENATEEERUqp! IMPROPER VIOLMNCM. A re;;;;bfellooking middle-aged man applied to Mr. Tinware for redress under the following circumstances: Applicant said that at an early hour this morning the gorier of a linendraper in Brewer-street, Victoria-road, pis lien , was sweeping out the shop at the moment hie (applicant's) son, a little boy, now present was passing. Amomtat the dirt swept out was a email piece of string ; tits little boy stooped down and picked it up, when the porter broke his arm. Mr. Flowers inquired how that was done. Applicant replied that he seised him with great violence ill checked him into the road. Mr. Flowers asked the age of the little boy, and whether sintlicant was present at the time. Applicant said his little boy was only nine years of age. He (the father) was not present. Ha had gone to the home upon finding the injury that had been inflicted upon kis child. and had then been told that if be did not go away be should be served in the same manner as his eon had . . . . Mr. Flowers Immediately granted a the person complained of. &gal lit MAME& STEALING SUGAR ON THE RIVER. Edgard Hord! a;UI Howell, cousins, well known to the Thames police, were brought up on remand before Mr. Partridge, charged with stealing four bags of wager from a barge on the river. On the 3rd of the present month between 2 and 5 o'clock 560 " mate " of sugar were put on board a barge belonging to Thomas Pillow and Son, l'ghtennen, at the Hibernia-wharf, Southwark. The barge was navigated by William Bailey, in the em ploy of Pillow and Son, to Fountain.stairs, Ber mondsey, and then left for some time. Four bags or mats of sugar were stolen from the barge the same night. The weight of the whole was about 500 lbs. On the 4th of September Thomas Woolsoncroft, a Thames police. constable, No. 34, saw four bags of sugar in another barge lying alongside the Wheateheaf wharf, Wapping, Middlesex side of the river. He at once suspected a rob bery had been committed, and watched the barge. At 12 o'clock at noon he saw the prisoners come on the wharf from High-street, Wappidg, walk to the jetty there, go dome to the barge and look in. They were talking for a quarter of an hour. They went to a vessel and George Howell returned and went on board the barge, took a knife from his pocket and cut open one of the bags of sugar. After examining the sugar he pulled down an empty sack, ',limbed up a pile and landed on the jetty. Wooleoncro ft stopped him and asked him what he had been doing on board the barge and what business he had there at all. The prisoner stoutly denied that he had been on board the barge at aIL He was secured. Charles Howell who had been looking on ran away. He was apprehended a few days afterwards by Richard Knight, a Thames.polioe constable, and on being charged with stealing the sugar he said he knew nothing about it, and no one saw him with it. In answer to a question by Mr. Partridge Woolsoncroft said that Charles Howell was on the jetty of the Wheataheaf wharf, looking on. and could see all that George Howell was doing in the barge. The distance between the barge that was plundered and the barge containing the four begs or mats of stolen sugar was the whole breadth of the river. The identity of the sugar having been proved, Mr. Partridge committed the prisoners for twist FATAL ACCIDENT AT ABERYSTWITIL DROWNED IN A BATHING MACHINE. The following letter appears in the Time.,: "Sir,—This morning at breakfast the visitors of this hotel Were alarmed at an occurrence, attended with loss of life, when using a bathing-machine, to Mr. Stuckey, of Chelten ham. The news was brought by Dr. Blakely, of Hereford, who, like me, stays here for his health, and who escaped with his life. The following is the case as near as I can explain:—Aberystwith, from its fine position, rises each year in public estimation, and to aid in the formation of a good parade near the sea its authorities have allowed the sea to be hemmed in on each side of the bay by high walla. The middle of the bay is as nature =Welt, I% gradual slope, and here are very properly placed the bathing-machines for ladies, so that should a heavy sea strike them they can re "le to the shore without danger. But under one of the side walls alluded to are the bathing-machines for gentle men, and these wallsbeing so close to the sea at high water bathing becomes dangerous, as this catastrophe will show. At high tide this morning some bathing-machines were under this wall, and bathers, too, for who thinks of danger is using a bathing-machine An unexpected horsy sea, however, lifted the machines, dashed them against the sent my friend Dr. Blakely through his machine, and In retiring carried with it the unfortunate Mr. Stuckey and the wreck of the bathing machines. Mr. Stuckey was drowned, and, although he might havebeen a good swimmer it is probable he was struck by parts of the wreck and prevented swimming ashore. I am quite aware this is a very dangerous place to put off a boat, especially in such a sea, and am also satisfied the men in charge of the machines did all they could to save lives. The bravery of Watkin Lewis, son of the owner of the bathing-machines, deserves high commendation, for he saved the lives of his father and brother, and did all in his power to rescue Mr. Stuckey. But what I wish to arse attention to as an observer of cane* and effect, is the absurdity of allowing bathing-machines to be need under such A sea-wall There is an ill-looking block of buildings nearer the middle of the bay that might be removed, so that bathing-machines being there would have room behind them to recede, instead of being dashed to pieces as they were this morning. I bear from some of the authorities that immediate steps will be taken to prohibit bathing in such weather and under such dream stances at Aberystwith, but the idea merely of being emashed and drowned whileusing &loathing-machine is so absurd that I take the liberty of asking your attention to these re as a warning to bathers In general, and to the an ti?" ties of other places that may possibly have such con ditions for drowning.—l remain, sir, yours faithfully i "G. TIDCOMBI, nn., 0 . 8. 0 " The Castle Hotel, Aberystwith, Sept. 10. PARLUMENTARY REFORIL—SALFOILD.—A very neanimona meeting was held in the Temperance HAIL Lamb-lane, Salford, last evening, tinder the auspioss of the Northern Department of the Reform League, Mr. Brawl Jones in the chair. Reeohitiesa were passed with sielemation pledging shone present to support and join in e demonstration on the 24th instant, and earnestly milling Mt. Bright to be present on that coossion. THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 13, 1866. 460,0901 100,000 436,808 210,000 akitra 100,000 150,000 1.000,000 SlO,OOO 1100,000 900,000 800,000 166,610 100,000 If 96 96 16 96 97 77 79 16 79 101 NS 106 106 102 106 102 196 63 90 102 106 106 107 100 165 166 106 165 In 103 106 98 100 96 90 fAr LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE (at zionuo TILZOILAPIL) DONCASTER MEETING.—(THIS DAY.) =LAND STAKES. One mile end a half. Ai Logan is here. HANDICAP. One mile. Regalia, King Claiming, Elund;elah, iloTwio - od, East Lynn, Caithness, Lady of Coverdale, Mother of Pearl, Holstein, Dolan, Centaur, Sweet Anne, Pedant, Duty Free, and Magmata are here. SWEEPSTAKES OF 10 SOVS. T.Y.O. Ttunbier,STOlinKisTes,laelabe;,Chatsworth, Grand Cross, Queen of Nuts, Star of India, Policy, Knight Errant, Prelate, Knight of the Garter, Gipsy King, Priponnier, Moleskin, Harpenden, Arundel, Foresight, and Clarice are here. SCARBOROUGH 8T41C33. _ One mile. Knight of 71;iOnisceni,FtWulae, and Artesianare bare. PORTLAND PLATE. Five furlongs. Lozenge, Skylark, Confederate, Gardevisure, Kilkenny, Weetwick, Norwood, Miss Williams, Knight of St. Michael, Lady of Coverdale. Castanet, Gretna, Centaur, The Czar, Grey Stockings, Ropvine, Paxton, Messmate, Lady Sophie, Musician, Diadem, Bracken, Mayonsise, and Bue are hare. BOLLNTON STAKES. T.Y.C. Rustic, Stampedo, Gulnare, Rama, Corporal, Repulse, Prelate, Harrogate. Child of t►e Islands., Knight of the Garter, Clarice, Bumblekite, and Blondelle f are here. SELECTIONS FOR TO-MORROW. (sr =zero° tmsosamt.) TO THE EDITOR OP THE IMPRESS. SIR,—My selections for to-morrow's running are follows : THE PARK HILL t3TAKES. Qrroc MARCH ... 1 THE DONCASTER CUP. KNIGHT OF THE CWHICENT. SWEEPSTAKES. Wesnvlce. THE DONCASTER STARES. SAVERNANT.. THE DON STASES. Reirria. -I am, &c., Dcmcaster. Thursday. METEOR. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. It I( LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. (THIS DAY.) (nY KLICTRIO AND INTRINATIONAL TELEORAPH.) (PROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) The market continues quiet, at about yesterday's quota tions. Bales about 10,000 bales. MINCING-LANE,-(THIS DAY.) SUGAB.—The demand for Weet India oontinne; active at the late advance of Gd. per cwt. at 25a. for very low Trinidad to 325. for good Jamaica; a parcel of grainy Mauritius sold at 34a. Gd. to 35e. 9d. Refined is firm in u all position& CAPFUL —Theparcelsof PlantstionCaylonbroughttopub lie sale have gone off with improved spirit, at an advance of Is. per cwt. ; triage, k.c., 50s. to 70s. Gd. ; fine fine ordi nary to low asiddlieg, 77a. to 78e. 6d. ; middling to good middling, 80a. to 87s. ; peaberry, 81a. to 87s. 6d. COCOA has sold at advanced rates. Trinidad, common to good, 73a. to 85e. ; fine to superior, 99e. to 125 a. ; Gra- SI nada, 70e. to 78e. Gd. ; Surinam, 90s. to 925. 6d. Tr..t.-New seasons Kaisowe, at recent arrivals, have , been sold, chests at 2s. Oid. to 2s. 3d.; half-chests, 2e. 6d.; 1 finest, 2s. Bd. ; and scented orange Pekoes at Is. 6d. Rtcs.-The market continues very active at a further u advance. Good middling to fair white Bengal, 15s. to 16a. ; 84 low Necransie at 10e. 6d. to 10s. 9d.; ditto afloat, 10s. 6d.; Bassein, lls. to lla. ; and Rangoon, 11.. Sricea.-The following articles sold at steady prices •-- 600 bags of Singapore black pepper, 31d. to 31d. ; 1,500 g begs Penang, 3id. to 30. ; GOO bags pimento, 2a. to tad. ; 7 cases mace, middling to good, 1a 6d. to 3e. ; 34 cases i s ) nutmegs, good to fine bold, Is. 7d. to 4s. Id. ; 12 cases of Penang cloves, le. Oid. to Is. 2d. ; 400 boxes of cassia lignea at advanced rates ; second pile at 100 s. to 102 s. 6d. 70 bales Ceylon cinnamon, first pile, le. 10a. to 2a, 2d.; sword, Is. Bd. to Is. 10d.; third, le. sd. to Is. 7d.; and fourth, Is. 3d. FRUIT. -The market for currants continues quiet at 254. to 365. Raisins, Valencia, continue in good request at E 275. to 60s. for low to fine selected. Rey.-20 puncheons of Jamaica sold at steady prices. Corrox.-The market continues quiet. JUTE.-6,000 bales sold at full prices for fine quality, but at 10s. decline for common, at 141. se, for common to 211. lsa. for fine. SALTPETR&— No sales reported. COCHINEAL has sold with spirit at id. to Id. per lb. ad vance. Hondunui, silver, Ae. 3d. to 3s. Bd.; black, 30. to 4e. 4d. ; Mexican, 3s. ld. to 3e. 3d.; black, 3e. 4d. to 3s. Id.; Tenerilfe, silver, 3.. 3d. to 3.. 6d.; black, 3a. 4d. to 3s. 7d. TALLOW MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) The market is flat, at the following prices :—Tow a tallow, 465. net ; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 455. old ; 45e. 61. new ; October to December, 455. 61. ; December, 465. 3d.; January to March, 465. 6d. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) We have a short supply of Nada, and trade for them I. brisk. Prices have advanced on all descrip tions. The number of sheep is about the same as on Thursday last Trade is not very lively yet prices are the turn better than on Monday. Good calves are scarce and dear. Our foreign supply consists of 440 besets, 1,950 sheep, 199 calves, and 90 pigs. Per stone of 811 a. ad.s. d. Per stone of flax ad.a d. Best Scots, Ikrefda 6 8 5 10 Best Dos& 11f-bdsSh 0 0 0 0 Best Shorthorns 5 4 6 8 Best Long-wads.... 6 4 6 8 &mond qua beasts 40 4 6 Do. do. Shorn.... 0 0 0 0 Cases Piss Best Dos&Mf.breds 6 0 6 4 lambs Beasts at market, 870; sheep and lambs, 6,430; salves, 270: pigs, 210. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Mr. Charles James Eaton reports trade slow at the fol lowing prices :—Prime old clover, from 110.. to 120 s. ; inferior ditto, from 90.. to 100 s. ; prime old hay, from 908. to 100.. ; inferior ditto, from 70a. to 80s. ; straw, from 445. to 50a. THE HOP PICKERS AND THE WEATHER. —The large groups of Irish and London hop-pickers who have journeyed into Rent and Sussex this season, to obtain em ployment at hop-picking, areatthe present time in &miser able condition in consequence of the unfavourable state of the weather. Many hop fanners who had commenced picking have suspended operations, and others defer gathering for more suitable weather ; and, in the interim, men, women, and children, who have gone hop-picking, are almost starving, sleeping in barns, sheds, kc., and sub sisting upon potatoes advanced by hop-growers. Many of the Irish have not earned sufficient means to get home, and the Londoners have started on the tramp begging their way to the metropolis. DESTRUCTION OF THE RHTL PROMENADE PIER. —We are sorry to state that during the gale of Tuesday upwards of 230 yards of the Rhyl promenade pier (iron material) were completely destroyed by the combined action of the wind and sea, and more destruction was expected to occur during the night, unless the storm abated. Above 500 out of the 1,000 yards of the pier had been constructed, and a large portion of it was opened a week ago for pro- menading purposes.—Lirerpool Merfury. LIFEBOAT SERVICE—PORTHDINLLAEN, NORTH WALES, Sim 11 —lt blew a most terrific gale here from N.W. yesterday (reports the Rev. J. Hughes). There were several ships in the bay riding very heavily, and one of them, the schooner Columbia, of Nefyn, was observed to be driving. Shortly afterwards she hoisted a signal of distress, when the lifeboat of the National Lifeboat Insti tution, the Cotton Sheppard, was at once launched to her assistance. After a severe pull, the sea running mountains high, the lifeboat succeeded in reaching the vessel, and took off the crew of five men, who were every minute afraid the vessel would break loose from her only remaining anchor, and would be dashed on the neighbouring rocks, which were fearfully near. Their only boat had previously been washed away and dashed to pieces. Before leaving the vessel some of the lifeboat's crew went on board and aided to make her as swore as circumstances would allow, and she was then abandoned, ea none of the crew would remain on board her. Fortunately the weather mode rated, and she held on until this morning, when the men returned to her and succeeded in bringing her to a place of safety. THE ROYAL OBSIBNATORT. —For some time past Mr. John Browning, a gentleman well known in scientific circles, has been erecting, under the supervision of the Astronomer Royal and Mr. Glaisber, a new est of instru ments for registering the speed and pressure of the wind. JAMES HOOK AT WISSTEITNETER SCHOOL.-011 one occasion he dressed himself up as an old woman, and in that character begged half-a-crown from Vincent at the gate. A few minutes afterwards the Doctor was shocked at seeing the unfortunate object of his charity held under the primp in Dean's Yard by Harley, the future Fart of Oxford, Carey (head-muter and bishop) and soother school-fellow. He reeked to the rescue In natural indig nation ; but detecting Hook's physiognomy. he w :say turned away sad laughed.—Floolncoos Marrarine for September. SHARE LIST&-(THIS DAY.) Om o'OLooz. The railway market is improving, owing to a con tinuation of fine dry weather, and to a moderate absorption of stock by the public upon the settle ment. The principal features are an advance of 1 per cent. in Great Northern ordinary stock and 4 in the A stock. South-Eastern has also advanced 1 per cent. An improvement of 4 has also taken place in Metropolitan, London and North Western, Midland, and Great Eastern stocks. The colonial and Indian railways are firm. Grand Trunk of Canada is 4 higher. The American railways are steady, and well sup ported. Erie, 45 to 4 ; Illinois Central, 781 to 79. Lombardo-Venetian remains at 161 to I , with rather upward tendencies. London and North-Western stock is now quoted 1204 to 1, ex div. ; Great Western, 59 to 4, ex div. ; Midland, 123,4 to t ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1254 to f ; Great Northern, 121 to 122, ex div. ; ditto A, 132 to 133, ex div. ; Great Eastern, 291 to 304 ; South Eastern, 69 to 70; Caledonian, 128 to 129 ; Metropolitan, IWi to 131, ex div. ; and London, Chatham, and Dover, 20 to 2L DILDLNARY SHARED AND STOCKS. ft. I Pd. I R4i.w629 Via"' I P ric44 B.k. "al yesterday. to 1 p.m. el 100 ,Brtasol and Exeter B7 39 8l 100 Caledonian 8t 100 !Cambrian 60 all •Cork and Bandon 10 all Cornwell 4 6 St. 100 Dublinandßeffast.7 66 118 8l 100 , Dundes,Perth,&AbdJa 10 12 100 all :last London Salp Cert. 75 U —. 1 el 00 I Do .— 111. 120 filaegow aid & Western 116 IN 8t 160 *mat Mina Ord. Si 291 804 8t 100.1 Do. K Ann. UK, No. 6 • Bt. 100 ,OreatNorth of Scotland 8t 100 .Gnat Northern St. 100 , Do. AI A rec. no Mr. on l3l 132 8t 100 ,Do.Bl tll6 p. 4. hi pdd -- 11l 100 ' Do. New Ira. a' 25 pm. ft. 100 I Do. Ord. Def. Div. Stock ..- 8t 100 :Gt. South & West. (Ire ) 91 93 St 100 111reat Western 5 Ol 594 69 81 U. 100 Do.fitoarVsl.oealltk Bt 100 Do. South Wales 8t 100 Do. W. MlL—Oxford 123 40 38 Bt. 100 Do. Do. N . 24 915 Bt. 100 Lanculdre &Y 1261 1251 125 St. 100 Lon.,Brigbin, &S.Coast 89 91 89 11l 100 London, taathata,&Dor 25 21 201 U. 100 Do. Md. katen.liip.e. St. 100 London* North Wester 1201 1201 1191 1 It. 100 LondonadkruthWeetern 25 87 8t 100 1111.sa. Shef., &Lincoln* 58 59 8t 100 ildetropolitna l3O 1801 10 Do. New 2 21 si• 10 a ll Do. Extension 100 all Metropolitan District O4 00 931 100 10 Do. do. do. 10 an Do. &St Joker's wood U. 100 Midland 123 1234 121 31 9 7 Do. L 9 Mans Bt. 100 Do. &rm. & Derby.. 95 94 23 all Mid Kent — 8t 100 North British St. ' 100 Do. Min ,Perth.Dund U 116 24 Bt. . 100 N. Mastens—Berwick 16 1161 Do. O. N. IL Pura 8t 1100 De. Leeds .. 8t 1.60 Do. York lOl 108 -- 84. 1100 Do. Carlisle — 11 all Do. Stock. &Darling B4l 1* 16 :20 Do. do., 1844141 8t 100 North London l2l 124 -- 10 7 Do. do., 1864 1 19 51 10 T Do. do. , 1866 1 2996 8t ! 100 wish Staffordshire 7l 73 72 ft . 100 IN. & & Western Juan 116 119 8t 1100 'Scottish Central 8t • 100 'Scottish N. K Aber. St k. 8t 100 Scottish Midlaud —•— 8t ' 100 ;Shropshire Union St. 100 South Devon 43 46 •-• St. 1100 South Eastern lio I all •SialnekWoldnihamote 11 9 SL 100 ill 9 Val 4 10 3 I Do. C 2 1991 1 1 8t 100 'Vale of Meth — SL 100 Waterford & Kilkenny 10 6 I Watedoo k Whitehall ft 100 Wog Oornwall 6B 55 annual POSSESSION& ,Atlantle& M. Lawrence] 1 Som. Bar. &C. In. gsp.c.l Do. F Mares - Buffalo & Lake Huron. Do. Preference Bur.,BranLAGoderich 6 per cent 157734 Cal. && Easters sp. e.g Cape T. & Dock 6p. c. g Demerara,7p.e.psrpref. t Kart Bengal FL 6 do East Indian gu. 5 do Trunk of Canada Do. Equip. M.B.Op.cd. Do. lel pref. Bonds Do. do. deferred Do. 2nd pref. Bonds. De. do. deferred Do. grd pref. Stock Do. do. deferred Do. 4th preL Stock Do. do. deferred ) Great Indian Peniusnlal 63 66 88 4! 26 r Do. gua. 6 per east Do. New do I Do. New S.otindia g. 6p. et Do. 41 per mat. . I Do. - :at Western of Cas;ietil Do. D nd o i-& Bdopay.lB73 l Do. do. do. 1877 II &(lutted) Madras guar. 6 D cent. Do. do. 411 do Do. do. 44 do Do. Firth Extension. Melb. Corp. 6 per c. 13d. I I ldelb. and llobson'a Bay) Do. 6 p. ca., pay. 18601 Do. 6 p. ct., pay. 1101. I N.R.of Can.ep o.lttp. B. Sande, gua. 6 pee cont. Do. Delhi do. Do. do. do. Do. Pnejaab do Do. lidos at. Dot. do 179 -- " 99 ioo i 7 dill r 60 66 101 1061 100 101 101 102 .11 87 90 60 63 107 108 1 ir ! 1 1 pm 1 1 pm 86 100 91 98 141 !, 6 dla: - .., 4 42.1 OOLONIAL GOMN3CINT 0p.0t.,1872 Do. 1881 Gaw Gov.{ p. a, 1877-81. Do. Sporet,PoltetAug. Do. perot.ilar. Do. Ligweet.Jaar g a Do. 6 par ct. low CspootGHopo6per.l Do. do .1880-1 Do. do. 183u-90 Do. do. 1890-01 D0.6p.0.Ap.a0et.1900 ebylowNov.lB6 B.6p.ct Do. 1878. do.. Do. 1871 d 0... Mauritius. per Q 8,183 Do. 1378 Do. 1882 Do 1906 Natal. Gov. 6 per cent.. New Brtust.GovAlperct. Now South Wass Gov.. p. 0utt.,1871 to 1876 Do. ti p. 4.1888 to 1888 Now Zealand 6 per obit. Do. 6por cent . Nova Bcoda 6 p. 41,1676 1 Queensland Go.. Ip. Ct. 6.Autt.oov. 6 p. GLUM Do. 1878 sad upwds. Vlc.Gocep. c. Jan. July Do. 6p. ct. April& (b. JOINT STOCK BALIfID. IP4ICL B1!!C{. & Masternsan's (I• ) I Albion AllianceLon.ELlvorpooli Angle Austrian Anglo Egyptian ( Lisa.) Anglo Italian (Limited) Asiatic Bank Cor. new *hi Australasia Bankolßrit#hColumbial Do New,lesualtp l Bank of Egypt Bank of London Bank of Otago (Limited) Bank of Queensland (L. ), Hanka! Victoiiaotualyal Bank of New Zealand Barned's Bank (Limited. BraziliantPortogneee(D, British& Califurnion(l )1 British N. America . CliariesLefiltia &Co. (Lb C. Bk. India, Amu. China Chart. If er. of Inas. &n.' Cit Colonial 1 i Cons. Beak of Osneda I Coin.liank el India. to Consolidated Bank (L) . Delbi and Loudon East London (Limited) . Eastern Eschang A. :l4:ll English and English Joint Stock Eng.Soot.et Ansi F.nglishand Swedish (14 European Bank(Limited Einduen.China&J_ ap. (L ) Imperial Bank (Limited!. Imperial Ottoman . _ lonian Do. New Load liort.Bk. Do.6p. c. Deb.,1864, 30 yrs: Lon.Blr.calerioooto.(L)i Lewd= and Bnallias 1 Do. New London& Blear Phial I ) 1 Do. New, Ina pin Do. do. do Lon. Ch. Bank of 'Atari London and County London Joint Stock. _ London & South Atrium Lon. & &Waders (Lim) London &Vol= London & W Merchant Bank (Lira) . I Do. New Meraintlle&Exchanti Metro. & Prat. BanktL Midland Bank (Us.) National of • National of Liverpool N. Pro, of England . Do. rod & ird keen. National Bask New Battik Wales New Zealand (United). North Western I Oriental Bank Corpora OtiautCom.B.Llateo.C. Do. 60. biaN.P. _ fkincle.Pan.j.,&Deikra;) Do. WNW st pm South &adrift I Rol 411 U. & Apia' Foot Vales of Winn& Union at Ireland , trataa at Louisa -10 —4ls 5 4 Ate, Der + P 6II 11 9 Ala 8 ell. 2 4 67 6! Is 18 U DO 6 II 615 17 16 die 19 41 7 9pm 90 10 die 2 1 dim 4 2 dim 46 46 11 Alloll i i illel S IMs 3 1 4!s is il 41 - 31 1 3 F.l 181 is i-1 1 okamb.i t *di if iota 10 s 14 1 Ms 8 llpos Se 3 40. 4 1 spa 23 24 - 2 2121 10 dal 10 es 2 dii 1 pm 2 p 7,n 43 46 Idle por Im 1 5 40 03 43 ._ si 4 0 19- 1 1 s 7 lam a a 8 6Ms 46 48 Ob. I Pd. I - 4 - ail . 20 all 100 all 100 all 100 all 100 all 20 an 20 all 100 all 40 *ll 20 all 100 all 60,000 K 49 31 600,000 20,0001 40,0031 10,0001 47,0001 23,000. 20,000 10,0001 10,000 6144.7 r ., 60,000 26,000 12,000 67,000 10,000 10,000 16,011 13,000 20,0001 110,000 50,000 40,000 40,000 17.600! 20,000 12,000 200,000 nowt:.i sleAsso &sr:AO 7,600 10,000 12,000 20,000 60:000 113,813 , £879,976 70,000 20,000 10,000 45,0001 i°:Q ° ?l fro,aoo so,ooo 1if.w..?1 7456 100,000 2°. M ° 6661 Iw16;o® 60:000 160,0001 600,000 1,000 60,000 4000000 4000 10,000 kip(' 40,1c00 I 168,515 6,0001 10,000 6,000 60,600 60,000 10 - ,000 1 12,600 12,000 10,000 26,000140,000 21,6011 120.00 0 1 40,0001 10,000 20,000 - 6:* 6,0001 00,000 woo 16,000 16,000 ~: ia — iiiki I esso,oool 31,500 ' 100. 000 7,600 NAM 60.000 100.000 50,003 10.000 $5.000 MONO 111,000 ^as , West RAILWAYS. 'G. Luxembourg Sp. cent. De. Havana and Matanzas 'Lausanne and IFribourg Matanzas and Babaufila Do Second Issue I • ,Nortb of France 3 p et. I Do lista Chart. p,ct. 'Ottoman /Smyrna. &el IParls,Lyonsot 3in sp. ct. Do. New Bp.et. Recife tt 8 F. (Feral.. 4 isn 'Royal Swedish sp. ct.. 100 all ; Sagna La Grande 7P. et 20 all IS. Ana (2 Lorn-Ven Sp.e. 100,a 11 iScrathi.ast.ofF o rt.7p.e.. 20 all ISonthernet Fraucesp.e.l IS lall iltauth Italian, S per et ID all ,W.dt N. W.Ol Fra. Sp. c. bIISCI Coxre trlu. FORZIGN Slaadors, 71, i. 111 121 98 96 I} I 85 98 Si Ik lit 121 5 6 llf 121 1:01.16. 10 l Anglo.AnicticanTel.lL), all 10 Anglo-Mexican Mini _..! all St. , Atlantic Tel. 8 p.ct. (I ) 100 25 !Australian Agnelli 1 801 16 'Australian M.LiFn.(l 1 5 I 10 BausrparahTea Mated 4 10 !Berlin Waterworks (L ,I all 100 IBolekow Vaughan (L I In A Bombay Gas (limited; all I 6 De lird Issue lal 5 Do New 1 60 British American Land , 4 Bt. B. & 1. Mag. Tel. (L.) 1( 324 Canada Company , s 10 ICanadlanLoanat Inv;1 ), 20 C eylon Company I 1 ,90 Ditto A ahares 20 ChinaSt.Shipdt L.CoalL.' L 10 iCity Discount, Limited. 25 ICityoiLondonß.Pro.(Ll I SD 'City of !Ulan Impro.,L.) 11 _ _ ..._ ie I lie. 25 City of Moscow Gas (L) 60 City Offices, Lin.) 60 Colonial 'Limited) 1 60 ,Cominerclal Unlonflne 10 .Cont. of AfricanMer. ( lso 'Consolidated Die. L.L 1: 20 !Continental tin. Gas ,L )1 11 100 Contract Co ,rwration k L)l ' 25 :Cop.M.Eng., •ef.7/, p.c. 10 C. Pone. of England .1 ) 60 Do.of Mauritius (L) 11l fit. ! Crystal Palace llOl St. I Do. Preference !Hs St. ; Do. 6p. ct Peep. Deb. 101 10 .Darleeliug ,Llmited) . 11 ,100 DiscouutCorporation:L . ; 1 10 ,Eastern Assam Tea (L. 60 .kandiaLand,C.& Fin:L' 1 20 .E. India brig. & Canal 1 60 Ebbw Vale ftl 20 EgyptianCom.&Trd.(L ) St. Electric Telegraph _. 01 .Eng.&Aus.Copper k Lisa) 60 Eng. and Permit Credit 100 Eng.& Scottish garin.(L 10 PairbalruEngineering 20 ,Forest ;Warehouse 50 Gallivan. (Limited) 20 43.Creditarin.ollon.(L; 16 Gen. Steam Navigation 1.1 60 Home & Coltmial As._L. I 10 , Hongliong Jr Mina Gas al 90 liudsoit's Bay. 60 Humber Iron Works (L ' 20 Im.LandCo. Marseille& L 1 60 Imp .& Sler.Cdt.Ass. L;A 1 1 llndian Carrying (Limo 60 'lnte rn ational Contract. 1 20 ',lnternat. Finan.Soc.;L 20 Internat.LasidtleditL, 60 !Italian Land. 90 'ltalian irrig. (Can. Cay.) al ' lOO I Do. 6p. c. lids. r. 1670 al i 60 land Securities' Lim.) 26 lond.African Trading ll •26 Lon., & Caledon. M. • ‘ L . ) 1 10 loa.CotuityLand&B. I 6 'Load. DistrictTeleg.( • al 60 ;Load. }luau. Asao. iL,, 4 -Loud.O. Onusibuse.lL 60 Eng.Cn.iLl 11 at 60 ;Load.. Italian, c. Stan. 11 60 Londiller. Diacomit 1L 1 11 20 "Lund. ProvinclalMarinei 20 Madras Irriga.&tanal..l 11 25 !Ma D rine Investment (L.' 20 'lllauritlitaLand, etc. (L ) !pledit. Eaten. )..1 .Merchant Shipping 'L.' It o ; 11111wall1r.Ld.&Dockl.V It IronWorks.* INatal Land &Col.C. (L.) I National DL. Corn. (L 1 :Do.New,tsasp.2ltobeqi plationalProv.ilarine National Steam Nay.. L I :SerbudtyiCoaletlroa;L h I YO I Do. New 2.5 ,N.ZealandL.lrld.Ag. Lt 25 • N.Zealand T.& Loan (I.): 10 ;Northern Ammon Tom (L. )); 10 , Do. B St. re.l92s.Australaisn (L ) ; 11 60 ' i il.Brlt.deMercan.ln.(L 10 4Nowgong Tea :limited 25 ticean Marine ( lavas. . 60 Orlentallfinanclalltne.) 11 5 ,OrientalOaaiLlmitod) al 6 Do. New 1 10 ;Orlent.lnlandStaam(L) sl 10 (Otago* Sihland Invest 1 20 lOttomanCompueyL) 1 50 l OttonsinFlnanetaLL 1 B 5 Ottoman Gra (I.lmltedl 1 60 :Overend,Gurner,Go.(L ) it 10 Panama B. M. Siaam(L ) al 6 • Do. do. St. Peelßlv.Landdltln.(L 101 60 Peninsular & o.Steam 60 Do. do. New V 10 Quebrada L.A. M. (L) 51 60 Itbrenney Iron IS ; Do. New al 16 ' Biol. City Immo. (L ) 25 I Do. do lt 120 IRIo Janeiro Gas (Llm al I'oo ;Royal Mail Stoma lt i St. :scot. Matra. Invest. (L Id rolSmlth. KnlettotCot 11 20 'B. Attic= IL r i g a t i e ll)• • i t IS SonthAnstrallsnLand a St Subraartos Telegraph 1 . Do Scrip • I TalConairsatlialn(L a i ; Do. Do I ¶0 Thames& Money In.(1 ) 20 ;Trinidad Petroleum (L.) 10 • Trualdagemey °thus. L 20 T. & L Co. of G. a • • 60 .Un.llarino of Liver. r I ~ i 6 llnital K. Wag. 00. 11 s 10 OOlvess. Il gress. arthelns. L. 10 Upper Assam/5o (Lira i 110 ~ I ran Dhernen's rand (L ) 1 00 NI 01000 , 0111 07P 0 ( 0000 . 3 0 SO arrant Mance (Um 1 50 oalllndheiraelflollt 18 80. i i - . ' 4 3 - 11; 12 1_ 3 pail 3,0001 .. 1, 02 1 12,900 61 .. 6,144 .. 6,003 . COCO 1 .. 000 906 1 . 49001 .. 11,500, 4 1,0 0 4 = ••• 40,0001 • BRITISH MU ichivertou 61 - liord Amt Dec O. Com (Tsrtar-lg ) Drakews East Basset (Ellogau) Fait Caradon East Cern Brea But Grenville But Quantalake East Lovell E. W. Bushell (TnvtMk•) Grumbler & Bt. Aubyn Great Laser ;Limited, Great Bomb Totes Great Wheal Busy 0. W. Vor Grenville Herod's Foot r!lngaten Downs Margaret (thy Lelant, ..trkeystlley Mwyndy Iron On New Seton North Maser N. Wk Bauet (Mogan) North Wheal Crotty ltoetulted Providence (U. Lelant' S. Caradoe Cleerj 'South Coodurrow HV . w. 1.- iiiinaTi;iiiogan-: y Tin era I Park igra and Clogw, Lim IWeat Barnet i W. Carsdon ;Liakearel; ' West Chiverton 'West .ieton ___ Wh. Buret 'lllogau`, Wh. Buller (Redruth; WlllaryAnn ,Ileuhea ; Wheal Setup IWh. Trelawney /14.6 St 114.0 8.8.1 19.0 11/./.4 FOREIGN 01 'i t g If 8 M.O MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAE) On &Moos. A satisfactory tone is prevailing in the stock markets, though they are but partially supported by business, the settlement still to a great extent engaging attention. The funds are stationary, but railways are stronger—especially the principal lines, and in the foreign market Turkish stocks have advanoed. Italians are dull. A good de- wand continues to prevail for the shares of the companies connected with the Atlantic Telegraph. No change has been made in the rate of discount at the Bank, and the minimum consequently re mains at 5 per cent. The demand in the open market is very moderate, at per cent., the best bills being taken at 411, and supplies are large. Consols are steady at 89k to for money, and :. 89} to 1 for account. In the foreign market 'Turkish Bonds of 1862 - are firm at 58 to 60, being 2 higher than at the dose yesterday. The present price of the Bonds of lais - 17. 1865 is 32 to 1, being an advance of 11 per cent. Mexican is flatter at 161 to it. Italian, 1861, 57 to 58 ; Brazilian Scrip, 3/ to 2/ dis. Spanish = Passives and Certificates are unaltered. International Financial shares are quoted It to 1 dia. ; London Financial, 13 to 12 dis. ; General Credit, 1} to 11 dis. ; Credit Fonder, 3} to 21 dia. ; and National Discount, 9to prem. The half-yearly court of the Bank of England was held this morning, the governor, Mr. Holland, presiding. The profits for the six months ending August 30 were stated to have been 970,0141. 17s. 10d., making the Rest on that day 3,981,783/. 18e. Ild. After providing for a dividend of 64 per cent., the rest would remain at 3,035,8381. 18s. 11d. The proposed dividend of 6} per cent. was conse quently agreed to, and it is payable on the 10th October, without deduction on account of income tax. A discussion of some length took place on the action of the Bank during the late crisis. The amount of gold sent into the Bank yesterday was 37,0001., including 4,0:10 sovereigns. The Atrato arrived yesterday at Southampton, with the West India and Pacific mails, and with 486,4001. in specie, chiefly silver. The Mexican dollars by the steamer La France were sold yesterday at da. 110. per ounce. A telegram from Munich, dated yesterday, states that Messrs. Erlanger, of Frankfort, in concert with some other German bankers, are concluding a loan of 28,000,000 thalers to the Bavarian govern ment. As this is a lottery loan it does not concern the London money market. The liquidator of the Agra and Masterman's Bank (Limited) has announced that the first divi dend of as. in the pound will be paid at the bank on and after Monday, the 17th inst. in the follow ing order, viz. : Billholders' claims, on Monday and Tuesday, 17th and 18th Sept. Deposit and current accounts . London, Nos. 1 to 1,500 ; deposit accounts, Edinburgh, Nos. Ito 400, on Wednesday and Thursday, 19th and 20th September. De posit and current accounts, London, Nos. 1.501 to 2,862 ; deposit accounts, Edinburgh, Nos. 401 to 732, on Friday and Saturday, 21st and 22nd September. The London and North Western Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 12,1031. over last year ; the Midland, an increase of 2081. ; the Great Western, an increase of 2,017/. ; the Great Eastern a decrease of 6,8971.; and the Great North ern, a decrease of 1,5561. The receipts of the Grand Trunk Railway of Canada for the week ending the 26th ult. were 20,7861. sterling, being 1,765/. more than in the cor responding week of last year. The Grand Trunk Railway Company of Canada have announced the payment of the half-year's in terest on the Atlantic and St. Lawrence shares due on the 15th inst. An extraordinary general meeting of the share holders in the Atlantic Telegraph Company is con vened for the 27th inst., to consider the stepe ne cessary for raising the funds required to pay off the Anglo-American Telegraph Company. The official notification recites that It is intended to propose that the remainder of the ex isting capital of the Atlantic Telegraph Company, amount ing to a balance of 800,0001., shall forthwith be issued. and that application be made to parliament is the ensuing session for powers to raise additional capital, and that as to the said 800,000/., er.d u to a further sum of 40(1,0001. out of the additional capital just referred to, making toge ther the sum of 1,200,0001. required to purchase the rights of the Anglo-American Telegraph Company (Limited) over the cables of the Atlantic Telegraph Company, it is in tended to propose, with the consent of parliament, to attach to such 1,260,0001. Ruch preferential dividends out of the future net profits from time to time earned by the company's cables as may then he decided upon, &c. An extraordinary general meeting of the share holders in the English and Swedish Bank (Li mited) is called for the 27th instant, "to receive the directors' report, under date the 10th day of September, and the audited accounts to 30th June, 1866, and to receive and consider propositions to be made in accordance therewith, and to pass reso lutions thereon." The directors of the English and American Bank (Limited) have made a call of Si. per share, payable in equal moieties on the 15th October and the 30th November. The half-yearly meeting of the Mutual Tontine Westminster Chambers Association (Limited) is called for the 25th instant, when a dividend is to be declared. A general meeting of the Varna Railway Corn pany was held yesterday, when the following report was adopted : In meeting the shareholders for the third time the directors have much pleasure in submitting their ort, sad balance-sheet made up to the 30th June, IW, for approval and adoption. The annexed report of Mr. Weandllsh, the engineer-in -chief, dated sth September, 1866, on the progress of the works, leaves no doubt that the anticirdions of the directors held out in their reports submitted at the two previous general meetings will be verified, and that the reaiway will be opened complete for traffic in October next, being one year in advance of the time allowed under the terms of the concession for the completion of (the railway. Thin statement cannot but he regarded as one of a most satisfactory character when the recent financial panic which has so much affected and retarded similar undertakings is taken into consideration. By &deices received from Tiirkey, the directors are in formed that the railway will be opened by his Imperial Majesty the Sultan in person, or by important government officials representing him, and that the government will continue to take the same interest in the success of the undertaking as heretofore. The interest due the 16th inst. on the bonds of the Melbourne and Hobson's Bay United Railway Company is advertised for payment in due course. The preparations yesterday for to-morrow's set tlement in the railway market showed, in most cases, only a moderate supply of floating stock. The following exhibits the terms on which the carrying over was generally conducted. It may be remarked that the rate for carrying over Great Western stock, after stand ing at per cent. " contango" in the morn ing, afterwards changed to "even' terms, and that the dealers were burrowers of South Eastern and Great Eastern stocks. The continuation" on Lancashire and Yorkshire stock" declined to per cent. late in the day. On the London and North Western, however, it advanced in the after noon, when n was given Great Western Stock Lancashire and Yorkshire London and North Western Midland Great Northern Ditto A Ketropolitan South Eastern Sheffield North Eastern—Berwick to to 5-16 to 7-1 6 to t to r o even to I to to to North Eastern—York North British Greet Eastern even to t Grand Trunk of Canada l-16 to 346 „ Great Wertern of Canada Erie ' 6d. to is. ~ Illinois Central, paid up 6d. to 146 „ Luz. Lonibar u tolonetlait i Alliance Bank t to cent A. 4. *American Tel. l-16 to 3-1„ Atlantic TeL 8 per cont. Credit Fonder Genend Credit 9d. to 146 „ 106 107 106 US " 1 "t l it nt SI 36 6 Si St 7 4* 1 14 6.61. Y i 11 12 27 SO Ink 576 - ci 16 16 1 ,1 sai MATTO] I Clooing pekes. AB7 90 14 96 NO as 92 12 12i IS w .... 121 I P 4 I Cl. Woes. 17} 17f 15 17 125 130 I 4:th 1 21d.i. io 1 ills - par , 1 dig par 1 61 2 11 1 Ma 6 21 114 la 10 6 dls all -7 -7 qo 10 9 dig 10 1 6 4 .11i 5 1 liP= 8 6c , 6 pal 126 1 0 7 dli 10 2Ws psi 10 011 all 6 10_ _. 20 25 80 85 4 l ir Si 2 lOd lap 106 106 tO I 14 11 th• si r 7 644 10 9 764 l 5 4 3 dial ti 104 10 db 9 1' 6 d4 YO 1 4 Lt 9 i le 7 6 4Ms elk 1 It 2 5 1415 51 .0 i 11p to ( II 6 n 10.14 14 AI 1 LS . 17 ,6 4 - _ All 1T 17~ 25'0 ii il 16 16 5 ;gr . 6 1 IWs 6" 6 :9 GO 9 10 Ii 6 . 4 6 1 $ 2 611 1 I{ " 12 4 16' 13a ct i4 ri 20 18 d ) I 11 - di la eV 5 11 il }D 19 di l 3 zu. 15 l e 15 11 9a, 7}. 15 8 ail : 10 4 i. - 10 1 'II 11 as.' I S die par, 4 2 1 dL i ilmi 1016 6 di& fo I 40 - 60 1:111 17} I 41 SOU 6 16 II 10 8 dla 6 14 Sul r a 11 lilts IN if I 11 11 &el di 2 4 4 1 22 20 al ill I T 8 ill a 4 )0 38 42 ill G 2 65 10 9 11 gas 'a 2 1 2 2 - 4 - sit i MS 112 117 122 21 18 D 7 i • --/ IS SI 60 14 - 8 ‘— am ill 4` 1; a a d i a l II 7 dr S S I T Idb 1171 1 11 11361 - 6 60 8 6 4 6 4 I VS, di& _as 4 ' ig e ' l 2 1 . 9: 6 to% International Financial to _9d. a■t KaYia7sp;Toctt l-16 to 3-16 Omsk -32 to 3-32 : Mactican . . -32 to 3-32 „ Spanish Passive l-16 to 3.4 fl , Ditto Certificates -32 to 91 Turkish 1865 Loan United States 5-20 Bonds ... 3-16 to 5.16 „ With reference to the market for American Neu ritis:, Messrs. E. F. Satterthwaite and Co. report as follows: There has again been a large amount of business trans acted in the London market for American securities, but quotations hive not been quite maintained, owing to rumeroua asks to realise profits made on the recent ad nuke. United States 5-20 Bonds have fluctuated between 711 and 73, they close 721 to fee money, and for the new account 72i to with an apparently renewed disposition to buy. Minims Central shares have been tolerably Wendy, the final quotation being 78i to 79, while Eries on a cessa tion of buying for export to New York, have _given way rtarly 2 dollars, but close firmer at 45 to 44 The Mid advance in Atlantic and Great Western certificates of debenture has brought in a few sellers to tenure profits, and the price bas declined to 65 to 67. Further large la vestments in the Consolidated Bonds canoed an advance to 51, but from this figure there ban been a alight reaction ; they close steady at 49 to 50. The numbers are published of 20 bonds, repre senting 2,000/. of the Danish Four per Cent. Loan of 1850-61, which have been cancelled. The following is from the Manchester Examiner of this day: We hair of same mills spinning for the horns trade which are beginning to run short time—a course which seems to have been Lulopted not so much from the untwist's/mo tive nature of the spinning trade as from an apprebeessoo feeling •:th reference to the date of the msaufacturiag intend. WIDNINDAT Emma. Consols, which closed yesterday at 891 to g for the 9th October, opened and closed to-day at 89/ to g. For money the last price was 89/ to g. The official business report is as follows:--Ileree per Cent. Consols, for messy, 891, j ; ditto, for account, 89/, 4 ; Three per Cmts. Reamed, 87, /, 7 ; New Three per Cants., 87, Bank Stock, 247, 6 ; India Stock, 211 ; ditto Five per Cent., 1041, ; ditto Four per Cent. Bonds, 18a., 225. prem. Indian Government securities were quiet. Zx chequer Bills were unaltered, at 2s. die. to 3s. prem. The movements in the foreign stock market were of some importance. The telegraphic statement that the Porte has made an arrangement with the Soci6t4 Ginaale and the Imperial Ottoman Bank, providing fur " the payment of the overdue coupons in October and of the January coupone," was attended with a favourable effect upon the prices of all Turkish securities. The loan of 1865 rose n per cent. ; those of 1854 and 1863, 1 ; and those of 1858 and 1862, 2. Spanish Passive Bonds were in great request, and rose / per cent.; the Certificates, however, declining /to I. Brazilian Bonds of 1863 and 1865 improved 1 per cent. Mexican Bonds remain dull, and in those of 1864 there was a fresh reduction of 1 per cent. Italian of 1861, and Portuguese receded A. Bank shares were little dealt in, owing to the settlement. Imperial Bank declined 1/., and British North American, and London Bank of Mexico, 103. ; other stocks remaining much the same as yesterday. Alliance left off at 41 to 41 die., being again 53. lower ; and Imperial Ottoman at to die., showing an improvement of 2s. 6d. There was no change in the shares of the financial companies. Prices were last quoted as fol lows :—lnternatinnal Financial, 11 to 1/ dia. ; General Credit, 11 to 1 die. ; London Finan cial, 13 to 12 die. ; Cre dit Foncier of England, 31 to 3 die. Hudson's Bay shares closed at 17 to 1 , being steady ; National Discount, at 9 to 91 prem. ; and Ottoman Societe Generale, at par to 1 prem. There was an improvement in British and Irish Magnetic Telegraph shares. Discount Corporation were fiat. American securities were in renewed demand. 5-20 Bonds and Illinois Central Railway shares improved 41 per cent. ; Erie, 1 ; and Atlantic and Great Western Debentures, 2. The latter com pany's Consolidated Mortgage Bonds, however, delined >4 per cent. Prices closed as follows :-5-20 Bonds, F 2 to f ; Erie Railway shares, 45 to / ; Illinois Central, 784 to 79 ; Atlantic and Great Western Railway Debentures, 65 to 67 ; ditto Con solidated Mortgage Bonds, 49 to 50. MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Oss o'CLooK. The settlement is still engaging attention ' and comparatively few fresh transactions have been entered into, hut on the whole prices are steadily maintained. West Camden, Chontales, Wheal Buller, and Chiverton are rather higher than yesterday. East Lovell, Great Wheal Vor, and Clifford slightly flatter. The following are the present quotations : Clifford, 11 to 12 ; West Caradon, 4 to 79 ; East Caradon, 71 to 2 ; Chontales, 9 to 9 prem. ; Chiverton Moor, 6to ; Prince of Wales, 235. 6a. to 245. 6d. ; East (Yarn Brea, 3to ; Wheal Buller, 259 to 275 ; Great Vor, 2'39 to 24} ; East Lovell, WI to WEATHER REPORT.-(THIS DAY.) TIICIIIDAT. 831.1%113111 1 13. 6 L. 11T.1 W. u r. I , 7 17 ,-. 2 -- ' P. w. 1 It s lit ----.— —.------- -- I —,. Na :V.00.51 B.W. 1 2 i M.W. me i Abordoon '24.02'52, S.W. 1 1 15.& ho i 1 I. _ ..zith ... :123.60 54 W.N.W. 1 2 S. 0 010 1 Aramaic 29.6 1i 54 1 N.W. 4 6 1 . ro ' O.lO S -i— 1 - Valentia. IN sd 66. W. 46 1 S.W. f., 'oo4 ` 1 Liv 12a.:d 65 W.S.W. 4 5 W.s.W. o X 004" 3 L Ilolyd ' 2 675 65 W.S.W. 61 G S.S.W. o .0.121 4 humus— 29.91 56 W.N . W. 3. 7 W. rc ;0 32' 1 BMA .. hd.:ls 57 W. I 2 WA. W. fm 10 121 4 Lotion% .96 51.1! N.W. 2 6 S.W. oc e2O 1 Rochefore *1.12 64; W. 6 4 W. o— ! Plymouth 2102 60 S.W. 2 7 W.B.W. ru OM, 3 Portsmouth 29.85 ad W.N.W. 4. 5 S. ro 027 3 London 2 11.0237 ; W.N.W. 3I 4 24.8. W. ro 1 0.02 - Yarmouth 20.7557i W.N.W. 4. 0 N.W. oc -. , 1 Scarborough :Y.60 55. W. 3 1 1 Sinelds 20.0.5 55, N.W. 21 2 N.W. cm ' 2 Raids, REMARKS. Temperatures have Increased slightly In the south, and a fresh diminution of barometric pressure, amounting to about two tenths of an ineh, has occurred except n the extreme west Is probable therefore that the weather w i ll continue unsettk It al and squally from the westward during the next few days. PROVINCIAL SHARE !MARKETS. UT/SPOOL, SUP. It --delta to-day : Great Pastern. new an count. 294 SO 24 e 309—'Ur Western. Stour Valley. new account, 594 rd ,—turanshire and 1 orkshire, new account. 1-I.ondon and North Western, 111)4 201. new account, 1204 eli 14 • !•fanehestei . , Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, —d OM 11000 , 1111 i sE4—Midland. 1224—ditto an d convertible, 2 p itto C 9 shares. It p.—North British. new acco . ,:a. 55—Month tat 94 rd.—i(((nter Central. 784 I—Unitad States, &II Bonds " 7ll4 Great Luxembourg shares, 14—itepire Marine tlimitesi„ 7- --Sambre and Meuse, 74—Anglo-Americsn Telegraph, 17 " Atlantic Telegraph d Per cent., a 4 li I lia.effiffiterna.l2.—Prices were generally better. and good business was dame. Anglo-duleriesin Telegraph (Limited). 174: newt account. 174 4 11-le--Atlantic Telegraph Pref . 8 per cent., 125 84 : next account, 125 74 Bi-2.ries, 444—Orest Pastern. 804 next account. 2.04 10254 i 4 t 4 189 —Great Luxembourg, next account, 141—Cerand Trunk of Canada, 21 4—Oresi Western. next account, Sdi 04-111inois, 78-lAncashlre and Yorkshire. 124 4 nett account, 125 4—Ditto New Ordinary, 1 p.— London and North Western, nextgamount, 1204 1 1 204—Man cheeter and County Bank :Limited . 21 P.—mancheeter, Sheffield. and Lincolnshire, 564 ; next account. 54 4—Ditto Redeem. Prat, i : next account. p. —Metropolitan, next account. 19011 164—North British. next account, Mt Ike if —South Eastern, next account, 684 9 4 4—Thames and Mammy Marine Insurance, "Limited„ S p.—Culted States 5-20 Yard Bonds, 711—Turkish rive per Cent., 304—Fire Assurance, p. ; neat account, p.—Sonth Yorkshire. US—Dutch Rhenidi, 4 p.— fast Anglian. No. 2, 54—lemeaster t an Carlisle, 208— don Burk, next account, 8 p. affilalfelll3. SIPS. 11.—The Wananetions to-day were-111r mingbem Joint Stock Bank (Limited , at 384: Metropolitan Railway carriage and Wagon (Ltained+. at 10; and Patent Nub and Bolt 'Limited . , at 1 ells. 'The closing prices were—London and North Western Railway, at 120. sellers; Birmingham Canal. thilera:yen Birmingham Bank :Limited , par to pm.: Bit- Plasneial ;11mIted), 1. to 1 dlt : BBelleghent W 6.404 (Wetted). 94 to 104: Midland Wilton, 144. huyers ; Patent Pain and Axletree Limit Ai. 54 to ; and litaffordakire and dale :Limited), 1 to 4ils. By order of one of the Chancery judges the share holders of tint Liverpool and Dublin Steamship ° (limited) held amities at Liverpool yestards7 ll = gaoled Mr. A. W. Chalmers, accountant, as third deter, it phis of Mr. H. W. Veneer, Who had veaigoel oelos. eat. ssi ita 140 0 1 1:10,000 10,0110 11,000 IMMO W.O iiiiii 17,051 114103 411.40, 10,1100 11111,0110 184 19} 36 SS 15 11 IS •0 101} di 11 - 50j00 1,000.000 260,000 71.01,000 cot, i .. !• 416(4 •. • 612 4 1 512 1,02 5.6°61 99 94 86 V 91 86 79 81 94 18 91 93 5 6 IS 14 440460 17 * 11 7 31 101 I!' 3 3_ 5_ 22 - 46 2 4 I It - 4 4 ati ab 130 140 8605 23 26 " -- 5 7 165 175 9 11 j