The Express. — London, England, 1867-10-08 00:00:00

• TEE ] _ bAW INTELLIGENCE. I LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE (THIS DAY.) —4,—.-. or ritz.zoaaPw.) COURT OF BANKRIJPTCY. NEWMARKET MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) i l'adore Mr. Commietioner Winslow.) HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES. • . • 1. IsoCE JUN:HUNT AFTER EXECt*TIoN .IF Marmite . . ... ... DEED. My Love . . ... ... 2 •.,• matter of C. A. Hustler, described as a gentle. 6 ran. f Dawaddre-hill, Hampstead, an arranging debtor. )/, I n.ria made application to the court for an order to Indian Star MATCH. beat Westmoreland. -,...., : .Ixment, notwithstanding the execution of a deed. .- .......1 had been executed in july, 1866, and the debtor MAIDEN PLATE. • ~ ..k to pay a composition of 19s. 641. in the pound Adeline f . . ... ... . ~ t aClee months. This had not been done ; and Naivete . . ... ... ... 2 . . .nod had always been held to vitiate a deed. The Adonis ... ... ... ... 3 • ...e was made on behalf of Mr. Jackson, • creditor 11 ran. ,r, Iv. who appeared for the debtor, admitted that B l ue GownCLEARWELL STAKES. ... . not resist the application and an order was st. Ronan ... ... ... ... ... ~..uketl. King Alfred ... ... IN RC RACHEL HOOD. 6 ran. - , bankrupt, a widow, of Amereham-vale.road, New- SWEEPSTAKES OF 10 SOVS. . l idied for her order of discharge from debts of Macduff walked over. . she attributed her failure to having brought an . ..:ii..ti in which she was unsuccessful, and being sued for SELLING HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES. :Le •Lbts of her late husband. K night of St. Michael ... 51r. Sykes, for the official assignee, did not oppose. Paris... ... ... ... Mr. Pitman opposed for Mr. Ellis, a creditor for re 4., 9 ran. •1,0 li.olpurchaaml the equity of redemption of a house to TOWN PLATE. winch the bankrupt was unable to make out a title. It Sweet Anne ... was do' alleged that she bad an interest in a policy ... ... Q. C. ,:, her husband's life for 4001 ., which had been e ff ected ••• '- • • - 8 ran. sith the Accidental Marine and Life Insurance Company, piny now in course of winding up. CESAREWITCH. Hie Holum- adjourned the case for production of a copy Jal:ut - .. .4. ..i the will of the deceased husband. Westwick ... ... ... o ... - _ 27 ran. THE POLICE COURTS. CLEARWELL STAKES. Five furlongs. St. Ronan, Pearlfeather, Boreas. Drake c, Otho, Inner (THlS DAY.) dale, Arran, Pace, The Piper, Blue Gown, Capitaine, Talk o' th' Hill, Peter, Thunderstorm , King Alfred, and --...-• Ironmaster are here. MANSION-HOUSE. PAID FORVEIT.-Restitution, Typhoeus, Thorsgill, I:, 4 , 1, Selith,2o, John Jones, 29, and Mary Ann Part- Berea., Pace, and Talk o' th' Hill ,il IS, were brought up on remand on a charge of pass. HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES. T.Y.C. in; counterfeit coin. Camelia, 9st ; Paris, 9st ; Artesian, Bst 121 b ; Painted It will be recollected that the circumstances of this case Beauty, Fit 41b ; Knight of St. Michael, list ; Timolaus, were somewhat peculiar. From the former examination Bst ; Problem, 7st 71b ; Skylark, 7st 41b ; Katie, 7st 21b ; it appeared that the prisoners were observed Landscape, 6st 121 b ; Naivete, 64 71b ; Macduff, Set 21b ; le two detectives, Hancock and Chesher, in Can- Tournialiu, fiat 1316 ; Faubourg, let 101 b ; and Beckenham van-street on Wednesday afternoon. The officers, not f, lot 71b. All are here. liking their appearance, determined to watch their move- SWEEPSTAKES. Rutland Stakes Course. meets. Shortly afterwards the female prisoner, who wan a Maturity, Khapah, Rustic Beauty. Epigram, Failure, for yards behind the other, went up to Jones and passed to Otho, Warrior, Paris, Veni, and L'Africaine are here. him something which was then handed to Smith. The CESAREWITCH. hitter thereupon entered the Sugar Loaf public-house at the corner of Queen-street, and tendered a counterfeit 7 to o 4 on the Field (offl sLiiling in return for half-a-pint of cooper. On 6to 1 agst Sealskin (off) reving out of the public-house Smith and the 10 to 1 - Julius (off) ether prisoner passed and repassed each other several 100 to 8 - Armourer (off) teary, and then set out in the direction of the 100 to 7 - Romping Girl (off) west end, the woman being about 70 yards in advance. 20 to I - Montgoubert (off) Oa being apprehended the male prisoners had some good 100 to 3 - Etoile Filante (off) t mey in their pweeasion, but Partridge had 16 counterfeit 100 to 3 - Archimedes (off) si.illings in a tobacco pouch. 1000 to 15 - Soateander (off) The evidence taken on the former examination having 100 to 1 - Young Express (off) teen read by Mr. Oke, the chief clerk, the prisoner. were filly committed for trial. FUNERAL OP THE MURDERED LIFEGUARDS. GUILDHALL. MAN, McDONNELL, AT WINDSOR.-( THIS THE BURGLARY IN THE CITY. DAY.) John Norriagion, a stoker, who refused to give his --e.— address, AIMS and Wiffiaes Dyer, living at No. 4, (BY TELEGRAPH.) St,phemstreet, Tottenham•court•rosd, and George Show, WINDSOR, TUESDAY. No. I, Little Allen-street, Clerkenwell, were again placed The funeral of the murdered lifeguardsman, at the bar, on remand, before Alderman Bosley, charged with being concerned in breaking into the premises of Mr. McDonnell, took place this afternoon with much military Quint, Nov. 1 and 2, Falcon-street, Faloon-square, and pomp at the Windsor Cemetery. The whole of the regi stealing therefrom a quantity of goods. ment and the bands of the lit and 2nd Life Guards and Mr. Ring appeared for Norrington and James and Royal Horse Guards followed. There was • large eon- William Dyer. The evidence taken on the last occasion having been read co ' The of s p eetat° "' over to the witnesses, Shaw asked in what position the witness Davis, 921, would stand if he (Shaw) should prove that he was mime- THE REGISTRATIONS.-(TDIS DAY.) where else at the time Davis said he was in Falcon- --..-- square. CITY OF LONDON. Alderman Healey said that he would, in that case, de- This morning Spencer Perceval, Esq. , the barrister stroy a link in the evidence, and show that Davis had appointed to revise the lists of voters for members of per vade • great mistake, but he would have to account for Himont for the city of London, held his fourth sitting in the possession of the property. the C,oromon Pleas, at Guildhall, and proceeded with the Shaw said he thought it was more than a mistake, for revision of the householders' lists. he had sworn it. Mr. Sidney Smith and Mr. George Ledger again attended Davis said he was positive he was not mistaken, for he for the City of London Registration Association, and Mr. knew the prisoner Shaw by sight before. Healedon appeared from the committee of the City Con. The next case was then proceeded with against the two servative Club for Mr. Bailey, the hon. secretary. ' Dyers only. The lists set down for the day's revision were those of William Green, 280, said it was on the Ist of September the parishes comprising the wards of Farrinedon Without, that he searched the cellars at No. 7, Stephen-street, Tot- Langbourne, Lime-street, Portsoken, and Tower, and the {tenham-eourt-road, and beneath some wood and rubbish Lower and Middle Temple. , fouled 88 umbrellas and soave property not relating to this There was no feature of interest in the morning's revi -1 charge. sion. Mr. Allen said he was an umbrella manufacturer, carry ing on business at 214 Regent-street. He identified the WEATHER REPORT.-(THIS DAY.) 88 umbrellas as his ; they were part of the property which r was stolen on the sth of August. Mrs. Elizabeth Barry proved that she was the sister of TriESDAY. OCrtiallE 8, 8 &N. the brothers Dyer, and that they frequently came to see 11'. I Iztreena Sea, her as brothers. They got their living by attending sales. IB.T. W. lte.o-- W. &1 to By Mr. Ring -Her brothers attended sales and auctions, 1! V. 0. 4, and were general deaden. ......--, —..-. —...... . The prisoners Shaw and Norrington were again placed Palm 1940,41 N.W. 1 W. bho .0.0.4 2 in the dock, when, Aberdeen 80.41 38 N.W. 1 N. b - 1 IS 43 45 S.W. 6 W. b - 1 Sergeant John Chown proved a previous conviction in la ir :L ai _ 0 : 61 4 N . 6 N.W. o 0.16 2 October, 19.56, against Shaw, for • burglary in Old Bond- o reenete u e „ 29 . 68 ,1 46 N.N.W. 7 N.W. re OSI - street, and he was sentenced to four years'penal servitude. Valentia 211.031,50 N.N.W. 10 N.N.W. cro ;0.45 6 He was • great burglar. He had seen the Dyers and Roebe'sPolntlo.ll4:47 W.N.W. ; 6 W.N.W. 0 1 0.30 4 Shaw frequently together. Li v erpool.. 11.56:47 W. 1 6 W. eth 4.63 5 The prisoners were remanded on those two charges; Holyhead - after which • fresh charge was proceeded with against ii,.,;. 4° " an t ce""6-fir, S.H.W. 6 7 N I4 ;W W ; fa r; ;0 4 :2 3 4 1 6 6 James and William Dyer and George Shaw. Lorient O.BO W. 8 W. es 0.16 6 George Whitney said that be went with Ohre and Hoohetort ' .81314 W. 8 &W. ro 0.12 2 Green to No. 4, Stephen-street on the 21st of September, Plymouth rt N.N.W. 5 N.W. re 0.04 1 and in a drawer in the room of the Dyers he found a gold Wsye,onth • • 70 47 N.W. 6 W. eb 0.01 3 and a silver pencil case and • piece of baize. At the' Portsmouth .a 46 N. 6 N.W. oe - 4 • 1156 43 N.W. 2 W. rb 0.04 - etatioa.bouse, before Sergeant Moss, he asked whose pencil Tendon Term ,outh. . lan 41 N.W. 2 W. tb - 2 cases they were, and William Dyer said they were his. icarbureugh.i47 41 W.N.W. 4 N.W. eb 0.01 2 William Green said that be went with Oh.. and Whit- welds ea N.W. 2 N.W. o - 2 into No. 7,Stephen-street,and in • cellar there he found Heider I -,- - - - - - - - in s bag a silver plated tea and coffee-pot and • bread basket, • silk shawl, a lady's silk jacket, and a lady's silk RZICILIKS. drew. Nortb-weeterturlsdarevall on all our coasts-Ma amount IOTO too lOC IN KM William Hart, assistant to Messrs. Cunicis and Ferns, pawnbrokers 101, Copenhagen-street West, Islington, produced a tablecloth pledged on the 2nd September by a female. The duplicate produced corresponds with that on tte tablecloth. Wm. Glass, assistant to Mr. Lawley, 78, Farringdon meet, produced • gold locket pawned on the 4th of September for Gs., he believed by the prisoner Shaw. • John Morelli Walter, pawnbroker, 106, Aldersgete-street, Produced about • yard and a half of flannel, pawned the llth of September, for 25., by • female. He also produced +lady's jacket, pawned by a female on the 14th of Sep ember, for 3s, and the two duplicates produced corre spond with those on the goods. Clifford Edwards, manager to Mr. Tiulworthy, of Ayles bury-street, Clerkenwell, produced a sheet, pawned on the 11th of September. Samuel Obee—On the 21st of September last he went to Shaw's room, and in • female's cape, hanging behind the door, be found 37 duplicates, among which were those Produced. He asked Shaw bow he accounted for all those duplicates and be made no answer. Xis@ Letitia Webb said she resided with her mother at 122, Gower-street. She identified the two pencil-eases, the lea-pot, coffee-pot, cake-basket, baize, and in short all the produced as belonging to her mother. They lost propertytheburglary that was committed at their house nearly 38M. The baize was used as • cover for the cake basket. On the let of August all the family went to the sea aide, and the house was locked up and left without anyone in it. They returned on the 29th of August, and found the house M greet confusion. The coal cellar doer had been broken open, and • hole had been made through the wall into the wine cellar, and from that they cut open an iron clad door and got into the hone. The outer doors were closed. On going over the bow,' they found it had been ransacked, and those things produced were amongst the property taken. Sergeant Chown again proved the conviction against Shaw in October, 1856. The prisoners were again remanded, and Sergeant Mom intimated that other cases of large burglaries would be brought again,* the prisoners at the next examination. WORSHIP-STREET. CHARGE OF REULING WORK. RoFert Watson, 62, a weaver, living in Gossett-street, Bethnal-g-een, was charged with stealing 30 yards of black silk %rivet, v.due 181., entrusted to him to make up by Mr. Robinson, a silk manufacturer in Milk-street, City. The simple facts of the case are these :—Prose enter had, as stated, given the property to the prisoner, to work up, it was afterwards Liken home but being then complained of as not properly finished he took it bacic with orders to complete it as required. Not rotaraisur however, be was given into custody. The defence was that while returning with the article to his tonic on the first occasion, prisoner had occasion to pot it down in th e s t ree t, an d th a t some person s tole it while bi. attention was momentarily abstracted, nor had it &Mos been recovered. After some conversation the prisoner was fully oom- Batted for trial. North-westerly winds prevail on all our coasts—they amount to a gale at Valentin, Holyhead, and Penzance. The lowest baromet deal pressure 19.40 in. • le at Maim ; the highest (99 iM in .) at Valentin. A general diminution has taken place in the tem peratures—at Weymouth it has amounted to 10 deg A thunder st, uin occurred last night at Liverpool. Hail has fallen in Scotland and at Penzance. FENIAN DEMONSTRATION.—A demonstration took place at Limerick on Sunday at the funeral of a Fenian named Kelly, whose co ffi n, hearse, and horses were deco rated with laurels. Nearly 1,200 men in the procession carried green boughs, there being in addition • large crowd of people. Kelly was in prison for some months, and was at length discharged. He died a few days ago from a disease to which be had been subject for a long time ; but, as the people considered it was owing to harsh treatment in prison that he had come by his death, they determined to treat him as a martyr. The proceed ings passed off quietly. The police were prepared for the least disturbance. _ _ SERMONS. —Archdeacon Denison, in one of his speeches at Wolverhampton, said he thought that sermons were very doll things indeed. (Laughter). He was dining the other day in London with an English gentleman, who had been a long time in India, and some how or other the conversation turned upon preaching. He (Archdeacon Denison) remarked during that conversa tion that be aimed at preaching ten minutes in the morning. " Dear me, sir, where do you live ?" asked the gentleinan—(much laughter)—" I should like to come to your church every Sunday." (Continued laughter.) He would tell them another little story. He was preaching short time ago in Bristol, and the described him thus :—" The sermon was preacrZ er ty that sturdy ecclesiastic—(laughter)—who has no eloquence, but is acceptable to some people because he calls a spade a spade." (Much laughter.) He accepted the description. (Cheers.) THE DIVIDEND BOOKS AT THE BANK OF EEO cAno.—ln connection with the payment of the approach ing dividends at the Hank of England, a new typographi cal contrivance will be brought into play, calculated greatly to expedite the pr, and at the name time to impart to it an extraordinary increase of precision, while it will likewise in the end effect a saving of labour. Hitherto in the dividend books the names of all the pro prietors of stook as well ss the amounts held by them, and every other necessary particular, have been written in on each half-yearly occasion by the clerks of the estab lishment, and the extent of labour may be esti mated when it is stated that the number of names (each being in full, with their respective amounts against them) was not less than 260,000, and that these had to be entered in three hooka, making a total of about 780 000 . It has now been resolved to have the whole of these particulars set up in type, and an ingenious arrangement has been devised which will admit of the alterations that occur each half-year from deaths or changes among the proprietary, or from the increase or diminution of their holdings, being effected in the stereotype plates without necessitating the use of new plates. In this way, instead of 780,000 names having to be written each half. year, and the process being subject to the danger of all kinds of clerical errors, only about 46,000 typo- graphical changes will bo required, and the whole of the books will permanently possess all the clearness and exactitude to be obtained from letterpress. To the public the advantage will be considerable, as the clerks engaged in paying the dividends will be able to distinguish each account much more quickly—a consideration which during the pressure of the first days of payment will always be important. The idea of this improvement is understood to have originated with Mr. John Francis, the deputy accountant (well known to the public by his " History of the Bank of England") ; and the mechanical skill of Mr. di hn Coe, of the printing department, has surmounted all the difficulties by which it was beset.— Times. John Griffin, the man who was suspected of having shot his wife in Tralee, and represented that she committed suicide, has been committed for trial on the charge of wilful murder. He was a pensioner from the 7th Human. THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 8, 1867. SHARE LIST&-(THIS DAY.) 101 103 99 101 99 IN 88 00 87 89 103 165 107{ 105{ 107 198 106 107 At 96 103 105 111{ 112{ 106 107 103 105 106 106 106 107 106 106 101 104 100 102 K 99 K 16 98 99 940 106. 1 10111 10 100 102 90 99 99 IN IN 111 111 109 110 a woe 101 k 941 41 11 td, PIZ iPral idTs +pm! lk *ldly 1 4 n I Pal 2 2ipin di* 3 la 16 17 i - 61:61 1 1 hl Ipm, 9 10 E6 1 7-16 _6-16 • M 21 a Ms 1011 -I-2 I.thl Ed 1031 1 1101 1 241 . DTA 1061 6 2 1 3 103 11 1021 00,000 10 Arigio•AnterleanTeL(L. ; a 90,000 10 Anglo-Se:lean Mat 1 all 000,000 81: Atlantic Telegraph ,lOO 4000,000 St. Do. Oar cent. lO 10,000 10 Austreltao Agrienl- , 104 0,000 10 Aulrallaa lILLB22.iL I 11 10,000 10 Bangperahres ZataluM: 7 0,003 111 Martin Waterworks (L. IS 0,000 10 Do. New 10,000 100 Salchow Vaughan (Li 15 40,000 5 Bombay Gas (Malted) all 10,000 5 Do New I 6,000 60 British American Land 06 1184.740 01. B. 4 I. Nag. Till. (L) -11110 0,016 104,Csnada Company 1 WI 60,090 10 l e CradianLoluza Inv(L ) 16 0000 90 ylon Company lO $7OOO 10 Ditto •e 000 20 ,ChlnaSt.Ship&LCoal L l6 00,000 10 , 1157 Viscount, Limited 8 0000 10 ICltyof I andon R. Pro.lL ; 8 14041 SO !City olltilan Impro.(L ' 20 4,000 SO i Do. 116000 U , ‘lty of Moscow Gas (L' all 10,000 , 10 , 4 1ty 0111 on ( lint.) 25 0000 ' 60 :Colonial (Limited) _ ll 10,000 60 1 Do. 50,040 60 ICommercial Union(lna , I 60,000 10 , Cosa. of AtrleauSer.llL' II 17,600 ,10 'Cantineatal Uu.Gsa (L 16 1;000 116 i cop.m.iiii . t.:l;;:e.7e;.e. .11 1 05,000 100 C. et Len.121.1877,41p.c. all' 200,000'100 Do. do. 1870, do. all 00,0001 10 C. Pone. of flnglaud (L.) 9 10,0001 SO De.of Of andthui(L.) l4l 1000251, St. Orystsl Palace .. - 4100,8201 It. Da. Preference 4177,000 ' St. , De. Op. et. Peep. Deb 100 7,600' 10 , Darj•Slog (limited) 18,0001 10 Sastern MINIM Tea IL • • 44 10,0001 lid klndtaLand.C.4 AWL 10 60,000 19 India brig. I Canal 18 80,000 60 glibw Vale .. 101,610: 10 cavuancooLliv7tll ' 6 1879,076, Si, Ll•etrie Telegraph 15,0901 10 Do. New 0,000 5 Illitg.&Ans.Oopper !LIM, 14 0,000 16 Mtg. and Forma Credl, Ti 10,00 .100 Shig.& Scottish Mari n.(l 8 14000; 10 'llairbairnlisglasering 6 80,000 , 0 Fortst (Warehouse (1 ' IS 20,000 10 OmmralCredlik Die.f.L) 74 10,000' 15 . Steam Navigatler 14 1 61. 90,000 ,60 ems &Colonial As (L 6 916,000 , 10 1,0001 10 Ge adlion'e Bay all 0 elong it China Ga all 000 10 LandCo.areallles I. 114 !.... il 60,00. 1 Indian Carrying (Lim. 11 150,G00 'lO Internat. Ifinan.Boe.(L. I 10,000 20 Internat.LandCreSlOL II 60.0000' 60 Italian Land 5 50,000 10 Dalian Grip. (Oen Car ell 1,000000 100 Do. 6p. a. Hde. r. 107° all 10,000 60 land Becaritlee(Llia.) $ 6,000 26 Lund.AhicanTradlng lO 10 . 000 ,26 Lon. & Calwlon. M. (L , 6 50,000 :10 Lon.Connlytand &lin 1 11,9001 6 land. DistrietTeleg.(L. net 0000, 60 , Land. Innan. Aro. , L , 30 140,6261 00 6 ILood. O. OtaulboaC.(L 1 all 15,0001Lood.401wig.ine.Co (2 26 60,00! 10 Load. Provincial Marine I 1000.000' 80. illradraslniga. 4 Canal, ' ! Op et.g.hylndianGor. 100 11,600 1 10 Mauritius land, 0. (L I 15,0001 10 iledlt. Pates. TeL (L I all 61801 0 Nerobsot Shipping (L all 4500,000 Si. 11111 wall F.Ld.rnDocit(L 100 910001 60 5111Iwan IronWorke 74 66,660, 10 ,Natal Land a Cote. (L 1 7 100,000' 16 'National Dia. COM. (L 6 10,000 ' M INational Prov.Warinw N 4 111.004 1 10111 NiktiotlalBtesailiat.(l .1 SO 126001 0 NerbeddaCoaktilroWL 1 6 M ,000 ,10 NewConsoildat.Dis.(l.' 7 51,0001 6 New quebrada, Malted 3111 10,000 ,SG N.7saland L. 411. Ag. ' L 04 10,000 l , 25 .041 And T.& Loin (L ' 11 ig 16,0001 10 Northern Amain Tata.' 4 00001 ID Do. 8 9 4117,175 ft. L 6 7; Atugralssiaa (L SO I 40,000 80 .ItriLitMeraus.lu.(L ' 04 40,000 16 Marlue 1 Inetwa 1 5 10,000' GO Orieutalirimutelal'Mat ll 30,000, 6 °dear! Om( limite4) all 90,000 1 11 Do. New 1 40,000 10 L . Stott Inland Steem(L. ED 24000 10 p /logo 4 Stailaad Invest. 2 10,000 6 Ottoman Gas (Limlawi MI 1,600 10 IPanama R. 15. Masa' L al 10,114 6 ; Do. do. 001000 Bt. IPeelßiv. Linda Itia.(l :ill° 30,0001 60 Peninsular &O. Risen. •40 so.ooo. 50 I Do. do. New 18661 all 20,000 60 Do. do. do. 18171 1 10,000 60 Ithymney Iron 1 all 10, 16 Do. New all 34,0 000 0 e 26 1110.1.010 Improv.(4) 1 all 90,000 10 Janeiro Om (lima ' all 25,000 100 1 Sall Steam Idi 1600,000 St. ot.itaitra. 1 urea. (L IIN 00,000 20 Man. 6 . 24021,41(L 111 10,000 50 . African 11. 4 El N. (L) 14,100 16 thAustrallan Land ati 4104000 at. bromine Telegraph lO 1 Do Scrip an 10 Vol.Conelrnodhlaina 1 a/1 10 ITOamesd Mersey In.(1 ) I 10 rhinsd Ptroleum ( L Si 1 110 ,Trustd id e ageociof Aaa(L 1 10 Camde 5 59 10111.111atin• of Liver. (L' I 16 !United DlaeountCorp(L) II II 'United C. Tete'. Co.(Li att 6 I Do. 10 per cent. prof an In ,r 'elvers. Marl.. I tic(j.) I 110 Upper Aram Tea ,pp :V.. Lotemen'. Laud a llOl 'lO9 Vkiroyoligyptralar.fL... all 150 Warrant !Inane@ (Lima ) 11 80 Weelladia^Pantee AU . Pa • Call pending. In 171 14 :1 27 3 1 TO 76 18 15 Ti 6 }. 12{ 13 1 lipm 6 0 1 ow. 18 23 SATO 7-17 i ... 114 I! 425 id 1 1 oi IS 10 M. I+.lb 21 2 dla 9 7 411 IS 15 - ♦ 5-16 id 721 11 $1 bf 441% sob U 26 97 102 109 19 11 f 6 91,1. 6bi 0 0 0 .... lei f i 21" . 1 111 23 131 6 _a a: tlis B I 6 41 16 lY 11111 2 1 di. ft sill 6 ♦4l 54 7 45 5 Ms n. 11 10 al 0 9r. 47 99 9 6dk IT 96 i 4 40 46 3 3 41 7 6d 7 641 t im tl _di. li/ 17 as' iUs par' 101 . 103 141 f 4 11.16 14 Alt SS 44 49 46 al R; 11 5 50 , 36i 14 1 w +v,®] w fi OPT 21 ndt Ida t 11 _dil P= 14 1 SO 4 40 10 17 IQ_ NII 4 " lAls Om f 11. 2 2* el I 21 91 U 63 56 63 IS 999 Ipu *2 04 2U 60 27116 12 z 4 96 98 116 '2l 111 741. 44 4141 e 14 II 60 70 10.000 7,110 NAM 11,000 140,000 11,000 SCOW 10,000 NAM 21000 WINO NOM Ik ON ea IR I 161 l i Si S i I 1 1 E} !I 1} vv, 9 9 so 72 :3 11 111 7 6 sd 2 3-16 15-11 73 31 PREFERENCE SHARE. North Eutern, W. Hartlepool Barb. aad Rail., 82, I. MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Powell ; while Mr. Cavendish Taylor, one of the late directors, Colonel Dickson, M.P., and Mr. Heritage o ff er themselves for the post of share holders director. Owl o'Otoca. The tone of the markets for public securities is somewhat firmer to-day, in consequence of a belief that the Romanquestion will besettled without any dispute between the governments of France and Italy. There is not, however, much business, apart from that connected with the monthly settle ment in the English funds, which will be completed this afternoon, and prices in most cases are quoted the same as yesterday. Consuls are unaltered, but quotations are strong, the operations for the new account showing a preponderance of speculative purchases for a rise. Home railway and foreign stocks are without any noteworthy change. The demand for money is very moderate, and the supply greatly in excess of the current require ments. Good bills are taken at lk to 11 per cent. Loans for a week, on English government securities, are offered iu the Stock Exchange at 11 per cent. Consols are quoted 94} to k for money and 941 to for the new account (Nov. 7). The Three per Cents. Reduced and New Three per Cents. are steady, at 92i to g, ex div. The fourth ordinary general meeting of the Queensland Sheep Investment Company (Limited) will be held on the 17th inst. Railway stocks are without change, with the exception of a riao of 1 ( per cent. in Great Eastern. Metropolitan is quoted 124 i to 11 ; Great Western, 47 to ; London and North Western, 1131 to 114 L ; Midland, 1201 to 1 ; Lan cashire and Yorkshire, 127 to 7 ; Caledonian, 104 to ex div. ; South Eastern, 68A to ; Great Eastern, 32} to 1 ; Great Northern, 110 to ; ditto A, 1164 to 117 ; London, Chatham. and Dover, to ; North British, 321 to 331; and Brighton, 541 to In the foreign stock market, Spanish Certificates have declined it per cent.—viz., to I6i to but the other speculative descriptions are unaltered. Turkish of 1862 are at 62 to 63 ; ditto, of 1865, 31;%, to r ; Greek, In to ; Spanish Passive, 182 to ; Italian, 1861, 45/ to 46; Chilian scrip, die. to prem. ; Egyptian, 1864, 82} to 83i, ex div. ; and Mexican, 15 to 1. United States 5-20 Bonds and Illinois Central Railway shares have receded per cent., viz., to 71} to g and 77 to respectively, but Erie are 1 better, at 421 to f. Atlantic Cable shares are inactive. Anglo- American are at 17$ to I, and Atlantic Telegraph Eight per Cent. Preference at 3a to 2. Bank shares are steady. London and West minster are called 68 to 69 ; Union of London, 37 to 38 ; Imperial Ottoman, 1 to 1 dis. ; Alliance, 11 to 9 dis. ; London and County, 55 to 56 ; and Oriental Corporation, 44 to 45. The dealings in financial shares are upon a very moderate scale. International Financial are quoted 21 to 2 1 dia., being 2s. 6d. lower; London, 23 to 21 dis. ; General Credit, 2} to die. ; and Credit Fonder, 5i to 5} dia. The adjourned general meeting of the San Paulo Brazilian Railway Company (Limited) will be held on the 22nd inst., when a dividend will be declared. -- HALF-PANT THREE O'CLOCK. The stock markets are generally firmer, owing to the receipt of higher prices from Paris. Consols have advanced per cent., viz., to 94i to 'for money, and 941 to it for the account. Italian Bonds of 1861 have risen to 461 to g. About 15,000 sovereigns from Australia have been' e ' sent into the Bank. At Paris this morning the Three per Cent. Rentes opened at 68fr. 50c. for the account, show ing a rise of 1 per cent. The period for converting Spanish Passive Bonds expired on Saturday. It is understood that stock representing between 1,600,0001. and 1,700,0001. of cash hu been converted here and in Amsterdam, while the operation in Madrid has absorbed about 600,0001. It is stated that the result of the inquiries offi cially instituted by this country into the revenues and resources of the Republic of Venezuela demon strates the ample capacity of its government to meet its obligations towards its English creditors. The Deutschland, from Now York, has brought 44,600/. in specie for England. It is thought that a portion of the 204,0001. in gold by the Moravian, from Melbourne, will be taken for exportation, owing to the flatness of the Paris exchange, arising chiefly from the political disturbances in Italy. On the other hand, the firmness of the Hamburg and Frankfort exchanges leads to an impression that supplies of silver from those quarters may be despatched to this country. Glasgow advices report the failure of Messrs. Hutton and Baird, general warehousemen, with liabilities amounting to 39,0001. A favourable liquidation, however, is expected. Messrs. Doig and Co., powerloomn manufacturers, of Rothesay, have also suspended payment. The liabilities are not large, but it is thought that the assets will produce only a small dividend. The City Chamberlain invites tenders, receivable to-day (Tuesday), between 11 a.m. and 3 p.m., for City Bonds to the amount of 500,0001. The money is to be applied to the improvements authorised by the " Holborn Valley Improvement (Additional Works) Act, 1867." These impgve menta include the completion of the works com menced, alsc the widening of Newgate-street and the formation of a new approach to the western end of the Holborn viaduct from the low level in Far ringdon-street, near its junction with Fleet-street. The bonds are to be issued at par, to be redeem able in July 1882, and to bear 411 per cent. interest. The security is the London coal duty, which has produced in the last year 90,6901.; and the prior charges on the fund consist of bonds amounting to 850,0001. Considering that a deposit of 20 percent. is required, it would seem desirable that more than a few hours' notice of an operation of this magni tude should be given. The recent advance in the shares of the Penin sular and Oriental Steam Company is understood to arise from the fact that this company's tender for the increased mail service to the East is the only one which has been sent to the government. At the same time it is believed that the charter by the government of several of the company's steamers, in connexion with theexpedition to Abys sinia, and the purchase of a large portion of its stock of coal at Aden, where, as a rule, 30,000 to 40,000 tons are kept, will add to the profits of the present I I half-year. Without the assistance thus afforded the government would probably have had to buy its stock of coal in England, thus involving both extza expense and delay. A hope is expressed that the official decision upon the tender for the new service, which will commence from February next, will be communicated without delay, in order to allow time for the necessary preparations. An extraordinary general meeting of the share holders of the London Financial Association (Li mited) was held yesterday. The chairman explained that certain difficulties had intervened to prevent the carrying out of the resolution for the appoint ment of a committee passed on the 22nd July last, but recommended that such resolution should again be passed. After some discussion, a committee of in vestigation was appointed, the chairman stating that the directors would do all they can to afford the committee every possible assistance. The South Eastern Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 3,1361. over last year. The half-yearly meetings of the London, Chat ham, and Dover Railway Company are fixed fur the debenture holders on Friday, the 18th inst., and for the shareholders on Saturday, the 19th, at Victoria Station. At these meetings the fourth director for each interest is to be elected. The candidates at present for the office of debenture director are Mr. 0. C. Pell, an original member of the debenture holders' committee, and Mr. J. H. The first sale in the New Hop and Malt Exchange of this year's hops was effected on Thursday last by Messrs. Kemp end Morley, hop factors, having offices in the building, who sold the growth of Mr. B. Leese, of Enstling, East Kent, at from 121. to 131. per cwt., the larger portion at the latter price. It is announced that the Exchange will be open for public business on Wednesday, the 16th inst. The mails from Calcutta, China, and Australia, via Marseilles, are expected to be distributed in London on 31tnniay next. MONDAY Eywnra. Consols, which closed on Saturday at ati to I, both for money and to-morrow's settlement, were offered this morning at 941, and closed at exactly that fraction, 94 3-16 to 5-16. For the 7th November the last price was 9411. The Three per Cents. Reduced and New Three per Cents. were quoted at :; o'clock 921 to I, div. The offidal business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 941, j • ditto, for ac count, 94*, ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 920, 1, ex div. ; New Three per Cents., 92*, p, *, jt , ex div. ; Indian Five per Cent. Stock, 1141, 4, 1 ; ditto Four per Cent., " enfaced " paper, 88 • ditto Five per Cent., 104 1; ditto Five-and-a- per Cent., 1091 ; ditto Five per Cent. Rupee Deben tures, 1877, 1041 ; ditto Five per Cent. ditto, 1882, 1041 ; ditto Bonds, 65e. prem. The India Five per Cent. stock was steady. Exchequer Bills remain quoted 255. to 30s. prem. Foreign stocks were dull in the morning, but afterwards showed a somewhat better tendency. The Viceroy of Egypt's Loan rose 1 per cent. ; Turkish of 11458 and 1862, 1 : Turkish of 1866 (Five per Cents ), as well as Spanish New Three per Centa., 4 ; and Greek, *. Italian of 1861 fell about 1p p er cent. at one period, but closed only I lower than on Saturday. Spanish Passive Bonds declined 0. Colonial government securities were dealt in to a moderate extent, at the closing prices of Saturday. MINES.(TRIB DAY.) Ozrs oViooi. The mining market is very dull to-day,and North Treskerby, Wheal Grenville, Great Retallack, and Chiverton shares are flatter. Annexed are the quotations : Prince of Wales, 525. to 545. ; Wheal Seton, 1021 to 1071; _ West Chiverton, 64 to 66; Chiverton, 6# to ; I heal Grenville, 31s. to 335. ; North Crotty, 3 1 - to 41 ; Marke Valley, 6to ; North Treskerby, 284. to 305.; East Caradon, 51 to ; East Grenville, 2 to 1 ; Great Retallack, 31 to 4 ; Drakewalls, 12a. to 14a. ; Devon Great Consols, 425 to 435 ; and Chiverton Moor, 51 to 1. Foreign and colonial mining shares are steady, at the following prices :—St. John del Rey, 69 to 60 ; Don Pedro, 21 to 2g prem. ; Anglo-Brazilian, rtato prem. ; Pestarena, Ito $ prem. ; Chontales, to 1 prem. ; Roma Grande, 7-16 to 0- ; Anglo lian, /to prem. ; United Mexican, 2to 1 Frontino and Bolivia, Ito ; Port Phillip, lt to 11 ; and Central American, 1 die. to par. MARLBOROUGH STREET. DIsCIIIACIFUL CONDUCT Al' A PUNKRAL. E:ra !bottom, • coachman, was charged before Mr. Trrwhitt with being drunk and incapable of taking oars of himself and • mourning coach. Pulice•constable Daniel Palmer, 114 C, rid that on the previous afternoon he wee in Great Windmill-street, whet zie tau • man dragging the defendant, who was very drunk, away from a horse and mourning ouch, which was standing in front of a house waling for the mourners and the body of a child. The defendant ref awd to give up the reins to the other man, and wee about to get on the box Wbee he (Palmer) prevented him doing so, and took him into custody. Mr. Tvrwhitt said it was a disgraufal thing, but nothing was more common than a parcel of attendants to be seen at a funeral, sometimes mad drunk and sometimes "'"oor drunk, and for which the bereaved had to pay. The defendan t would have to pay 101 . or seven days. OILDINART SZAJUIII LID STOCKS. M. I Pd. I 11.6ThWan I Ck s tr i 4 4o Is: 10437 1 to 1 p.m M. MO IBrlOol and inster -,,,-, 82 84 St 103 iCaledonisia ' 103 e 104 i zd xd SW 100 ICsanbrhus 110 ell 10o0twall.. 3 6 St. 1110 , Dlibllnand&sitastJana 73 78 K 100 i Dundee. PertkatAbd Jo 70 71 10 6 Blest London — 100 11 Do. dalp. 111. 100 I 4llsagowaadB. Western 100 110 Eli. MS 'Great Mwtera Ord. ft 321 321 3211 I 81. 100 Do. L Ans. Stk., N 0.2 4 6 SR 100 lireatNorth of Scotland 15 16 8R 100 Great Northern —.. 100 11l 110 St. 100 Do.A Jaen no dry. an-' 116 117 St. 100 Do. B { MI6 p. o. Is paid B 124 126 Bt. 100 Do. Ord. Der. Div. gtock 84 100 OR Booth & Weal (Ire.), 14 N Bt. 100 Great Wasters . . ... .... 471 48 471 I 83 100 Do.Bl.ourValtianiiik 81. 100 Do. South Wales.... . -- —• St. 100 Do. W. MM.—Oxford 26 $0 8R 100 Do. Do. Newport 29 31 84 100 Laocaablre&Yorkahlre' 127 128 1271 St. 1100 Lon.. Inlehtn, &S.CossE 631 54/ 64 3! Et. , 100 Inadorkatailaa,ll.Dovl lge 20 191 83 1100 Do.MelSxten.A6p.e.l 11 14 dt. 1100 Inivion & North Wenn. , 1131 1141 1141 131 188. 100 Loadoa&SonthWestera 82 84 St. 1100 Nan. Met., ttlanoolash ) 491 80 49k 8 Si. 1 100 litotopolltoa ---.. 124 120 124 Si. 100 Do. IL:tension, dl.l. 1 dend dp. et. WllB7O 110 112 SR 100 MalropolltanDleirloi.. 86 SS 20 10 Do. de. d 0. .... .. —. 10 all Do. &St. John's-ood, St. Me Midland . .1 120 120; 1201 20 84 100 Do. Iti;;;..iri;;l - 4. 88 go St. 186 North Britlen 111 3.31 PA us Do.D6OL,Patil:iitiO;l: St. 100 N. Eastent—Berwick 103 104 102 e 3 16 Me Do. Q. N. Z. Fara _ B 4 100 Do. lo•do -- 02 68 U. 1100 Do. Tern ... —— .. 96 07 M. ;100 Do. Carlisle — St. 100 1 Do. litook.&Darllng ' 133 135 16 1 ell De. do., 1800-61 8 9 SR 100 Nisi& Loodon ...._ 111 117 10 1 6 Do. do., 1906... 1 le pin 84. ,100 Noorthlitaffordehlre_— et 66 64 di. ,100 N. &B. Wasters Jima! lOO 112 110 ___ - 1);. - Tic 7; 100 Northataffordaldre...... 100 W. d 6 Western JIM 100 Libropidalr• Union -. " ;100 South Doran.. 100 Booth Motive 100 100 ! Waigefordis LDtww I I Wsiestoo Whitekanl 1 - le pot St 06 109 111 96 97 46 47 i t ti 143 148 BRITISII IVIMMUSIONII. Allantlo & St. Lawrence )01111. Dar. &C. In. 'We. Do. Lake Hares. Do. Preference IdLAlrent.oo6reffeli I • per cent.. 187244 CAL Eastorn6p. e.g. Cape T. &Dock 6p. e Deserara,7p.e. Do. do. 6do Lot Indian go. 6 do Do. L Shares Grand 'Prank as Do. Equip. IL 13.6p.et. Do. Ist pref. Bonds Do. !moons pest Bonds. Do. and pref. Moak I Do. 4th pref. Stock Great balm Psalm& Do. goo. I per seal. Do. New do. Do. New 8. of India& 6 p.of Do. if per oent. Gil Western of Canada Do. T fr a . kkla pay. ICS Do. do. do. 1877-8. Indian ob(Llzolted) Madras guar. 6 p. ant. Do. de. if do Do. do. di do Do. lltth Extend= Meth. and HoJeoa's gay Do. 6 p. et., pa 7.1883 Do. It p. et., pay. UM N.P.ofCan.6p a.latp.B. Do de bsua gna. 6Laroent._ Do. do. do. _ _ Do. Ponjanb do . _ Do. Dodos 86. Viol do. I -411 • M Ti 63 68 96 108 108 100 IN 111 le 2 pro' 19 19e 63 86 61 03 40 42 31 33 21 33 106 106 om loin 103 106 94 96 } 161 98 100 Si 88 ad 414 134 leo 95 97 91 93 11 63 96 66 SI $3 90 33 103 104 1011 102) 102 96 r 103 P3 ST 119 JOINT STOCK EA3I/1. BLit/. INlal Ams limek (Ilaa.)A T)i a AlLion Alliance Militia Anglo A anda uitrian Angle lu (USIA Awl.) Italian (Limited) Australasia. Rangel Brtila;oannitia Do. New, issued 1 pm Bank of Egypt Bank of Otago (Undid) Rankin/ Viotoria,AaWal Bank of New Zealand British N. America .. C. Bk. Ind* Aaa. Clam Chart. Mac of Ines. go. City Colonial Ooasokalated 8.. k (I ) 1 Delhi and London (L. ) limat Leaden (Una tad) lantern lichaaim(llm.) Imillab and American .1 Eng. BanklideJarmiroL Alva. Mark) Bemilah and Swedish (L ) Imperial Baal (Limited) Imperial Ottoman lonian Do. New ;Lod Mott Bk. Iodia(1 I Do.ip. D0b..11164, 30yrs , Loo.Bk.otilonoodkc.(L) I Landau o.nd -' • I Landon& BlverPlate(L. ), Do. do. do Loa. CIL Bank of Motel ' Loudon and Counts 1 Do. New Israel at W Lagoa Joint &ma London & South Alrtosa Loa. & B. Western (Lisa) London &Varteraels(L) London & WattlitaMer. Do Isr.lol.r m.nons paid. lierchaut bank Walk) . Meresuille&Cusell•lL), Mstronoistaa t Waited): Midland Bank (La) National of Australasia National ofthmeol N. Pro. of a Do. Ind and National Bank Nov Boni& North Western Onantal Bank Corpora Previa Baakinaflorp.(4 Provine. el _ . South Australia . Stand ot a & _ 110. dZ. -- ta; et pa." talon of Attatrana Union of Ireland (Id) 17slon cd London / Pal i ias 101 f ham 9014 l is is 6 aOa 06 07 12 14 6 341. n es 6 4 4141 I 9 60 WI 19 5I 2 , 1 30 II IS 97_ SO 2 Idle dig 4 4 414 $ 1 die 14 171 19 20 111 1 $ 2Ms VI U 1$ 961. U 2361. 4* Sias 4 7pm psr pm l 24 25 94 26 1889 10 12 4 3lb 11 8 114 OS 49 87 1 84 1Pui • 14i41 • • lals POILEIGIN LAIL AA' BAILWATN Cieslog &O&ArCblill Belgian TY& (L 4.7p.e. 0 .44 i Central Argentine .... i l l i n aPD latention Wil9k (Li Zotorn of !sassCWICTS.I = N L:i n oraboorg Lomboests(L) !Simko' (L) _iy tlw :Northern Nam soy :Northern of Franco IW.Rall. B. Aro g.7.p.e. I Do. Deferred Norolitnn Trunk Net lOtionon (lian ) rusAktin Iran*, Lyolo,ont) 'Park; and Orleans Inmett• & S. Prowls. (L) ,loyal Sardinian 11102m1 Do. 7 per Goal .... Seabee fad Ileum, 860 Panio(L) 6.7 per et. IS.Aliet.*Lom.VeoetJan *nth Zeal of Portage' iSoaeltern of Promos Turin and &moos lirooli ►%andars Do. as per °sot Pint West I N. W. of Franco I RAILWAY& 4 I an O.Laxembevrgsp.oint. 20 all De. Me Havana and Matanzas MO 1 Lassano•aod Fithoarn jai 100 is 10 100 llall Natrona and Slfaatilla . Do Second lama. .... - I No tfo t i!is o t f e C ! h rru nlar I p p o e t t . Ottoman (Smyrna, mc.) i Do. do bred at 71 Perla,Lior,r ( ln Sp.M. yid tedlattc. p. cl a as. &Lont-Van. tp.o. nth Lead Fort. 7p. a of fraaceltp.e. WI nth Italian, S par et. Ali .W.l N. W, of Ira. Ip. o. 111 131 11 I 4 131 4 lad 14 ! ! 1 —pm 16 10 4115 4} 141pasa Ile 241 20 te 17 16 Ss 5 1 5 } 1:} 14 14 la i- 1 Ilft St $4 :6 S 3 86 6* 104 11 7 ' 17 14t taj 7 7de _ 2/ 21 1 2 9 2 9 we 91 23 PUEZION IJBLIGATIONIL 17 17 87 90 96 100 W 90 12} IS 40 40 18 23 12 124 23 26 le 2 Si NI 8 2 'I 12 14 I 1 11 111 OOLONIAL GOVIUL'fICECT mew l &MAWIaL tp.0t.,11171 ' Do. IMi La. 6ov.tlp. e. 187744. Do. ipse*Tob.tAte. Do. 6 wet. if ar.lW.op. Do. Spore. .1 ao.d.hily Do. 6 picot. lu. Stock 14,0010 Hoppe p0r.1873 Do. do. 1880-1800 4 11 tiee 10,00, 100,000' : : 1 bO. it;. — iliabil ' Do. do. 1860411 186,000 D 0.60.6.14.1200.19001 166. Clezl o on,Nov. 'fa 9. 6p.et I ISt 187 u, do.. I LOKI, Do. 1672 do._ Manstlans 6 pat 0t.,1874 t 816, Do. 1878' 166, Do. 1880 K 4, Do. 1886' 1 ,Natagiov.6p.o.Ap.4oc. 111,101111,101 Ne w Bruna.Gov.4perot. i 1 1.166,804, New Month Wales Gov.. 6 p. eent.,lB7l to 1876 6,671,804 Do. Ip. 0.1886 to 1666 I 864,000 Do. Op. vr,1867 to 1876 160,000' New Zealand 11per Net 1.000.000 1 Do. 6pre °sat 600,009 Do. I per cont. 1601 107, 1 Do.de.ld9lJune&Dee MO, Nova Bootle 6 p. a., 1271 I.Ble. Queensland Gov. I p. et.' 1,177, Do. Do. 1181 .... 711, &Awl Gov. 6 p. 9,67-77 Do. 1878 sad ttpwda. l 8466601 V1a.90v.6p. a. /an. July 7,240,0114 Do. 6p. at AWI Atka 1 IORNION ro. 1 Rt. I llOll4 . stsoof — i 100,000 l 1 io,ooo 16, 10 16, 30, I 10, 10 76,182 1 (Mantillas Limited) .. all I Anglo-Rma.Gold(LAin.) i 1 !Australian 'Cape Copper (Until I Capulanilrer (Limited Ulu Chontalseo.& 8.141 n.. 4 Copiapo (Limited) .... 144 Don Pedro, N. Del ley, 111 s. F t a ro st . Del Rey (Linil‘imk,to, a :i ft. rtana (Limited) .. tanodßoll 11, 16,0061 6 16,064 1 GO, I 66. I (Li 10, 10 68, 11 aMinde (Li mited)mited) .., 3.91 I Lusitanlan (Limited) 50,4 4 Pennleillo Coppw (Li 60, $ Pagano's, Gold (Uni.) 10,000 26 Poole:oo4BUver Load locooo. 6 Port Phillip 12000 60 Royal Cohn Copper .... .. Roam Grande 1110,1 1 Scottish Austral.(Lim ) 11, 10 St. John del Rey ' Lire ) 4417 $0 linited Nubian ..tml 10,000 Val Antigoria Go d (L 10,000 1 Vancouver Coal (Lim. 0.0 1 Val flame= ( Limited, 10, Wanhoe Gold ( Limited) Kaoci Worthing (Limited) 7 , 1 Yorke Pen) mule (Lim Yudanazootana (Lira.) BRITISH ME No. I EIL I Mimi. I 1 X 0001 4,900 1044 12, , 001 611 Ceie I e, 000 I,OU 0,000 •,000 40,000', 100 1,640 i i.oi 1.0241 ii iii Clifford Am.!. Dev. 0. Can. (Tavistek ) DrakewaUs gut Basset (Wow) But Camden East Care Brea Bad Greoyille Si NI 1 lit 2.14.4 11l 11.9.0 111.7.1 .. Rut Lovell & W. Rumen (Tavlatk ) • Orambler & St. duoyn 4 Greet Laney (Limitted)l Great Sontlt Telma .. 0. W. Vac (Holston) .. Grenville Ilerod'a Foot lilneston Down Margaret, (Uny Imlant) • Marko Valley 4 liwyedy Iron Ore .. New Seton .. North Ratan .. North Wheel Crotty r United dance (U. Lelant) . Cando° St. Mar) • tit Oandannw . W. Trances (Uladan) Park 14664 40 6.0.6 81.106 6.10.4 16.17.4 4.10.6 Wed Burnt I I:legsa) 1 W. Carideo (Lisksord) West C6iVittoll West &too Wb. Basest (Illogan) Wb. Boller (goirseb) W.llLery Ann (Meehan ) Wliesl :Woo .Wb. ltelimner 11.1. k 1 18 . 8 5,11.0 No. I ft I 001IPANIMI. 6468 ii ii 41 , 1 6 6 cli. 1 1111 I thi 1 .i,2!1 - 4i - n 15 - 3 - ii 103 104 d 16 16 dl I 6 ri• 140 146 4.prosi 3 0 LI" 10 8.4 i f COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. LIVERPOOL COTTON AND CORN MARKETS. (er TiLainuaii.) (Plow OCR owl" oosamioinnwr.) Corron.—The market rather quiet. Sales probably 8,000 or 10,000 bales. CORN. —The market moderately attended. Wheat, btu& anis rather checked by high prices, holders asking ad. to 4d. above Friday's rates ; flour Is. dearer ; holds, 40s. Gd. Oats and oatmeal steady. Indian corn (id. to 9d. per qr. dearer since Friday ; mined, 445. lid. -- LEEDS CORN MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) (IT TIEL11011APIL) (now OUR oww oomasarosozwr.) There was a fair business passing. Wheat held for Is. to 2s. per qr. advance on Friday. Barley rather dearer. Other articles as before. MINCING-LAN E. -(THIS DAY.) SUGAR.—The market has opened steadily at last week's prime; the private males include 10,000 bags clayed Manilla at a price not reported. Refined in fair request at full rate*. Correz.—The market privately is steady but quiet. Tca.—Numerous arrivals have taken place, the market in consequence is dull. Rice.—Firmer prices are asked, which check business, but about WO tons sold ; Mandan, Ild. 4.1 d. landed ; Necranzie, 12s. landed. Facer.—There is more demand for comfits, and common qualities are Is. per cwt. dearer. Valencias firm. SAGO Ftot! NI tons sold for arrival at is s. pd. PEPPER.—A small parcel of Penang sold at 3 1.16 d. S TTTTTT RE continues dull of sale. Isimao.—The quarterly sales are progressing rather irregularly; good qualities are held for very full prices; Korpahs sell freely. Corr s.—The market continues quiet without further change in prices. TALLOW MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) The market is steady. Town tallow, 435. 3d. ; Peters burg Y.C. on the spot, old, 44a. :id. ; ditto new, 44a. 9d. ; October to December, 445. 6d. to 445. 9d. , December. 44a. 9d. to Cm. ; January, 43a. 61. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.- (THIS DAY.) Mr. Charles James Easton reports trade at the following prices, viz.:—Prime old *lover, 110 e. ; inferior ditto, MOs. to Ma. ; prime old hay, 75e. to 6.14. ; inferior ditto, 60s. to 70e.; prime new clover, 90s. to lOUs.; inferior ditto, 60a. to 755. ; prime new hay, 725. lid. to ; inferior ditt Me. to 60a. ; straw, 365. to 42.4 PROVINCIAL SHARI MARKETS. LIVERPOOL, OCT. 7.—Sales: Furness, new. 1864 111—Great Eastern, 3211 F 3 I W-4rrest North of Scotland, 151 Pi— Lancsalslre and Yorkithlre, 1271 I—London and North Western, 114 3—Manchester, sheffield. and Lincolnshire, 1201 1 193 POl—ditto, £22 convertible, 1 7.16 p. —South Eastern. 681—Grand Trunk of Canada, 193—United Maces 5-2 v, Iwr/, Ist May to Ist November, 71 3 1 Ic.—ditto, 1864, C 94 — Virginia Ws per Cent. 34—Dutch Rhenish 41 p.—Rank of Liverpool, 241—North Western Baak,a 'Limited), 17d. Thames and limey Marine (Limited:, p.—' Marine (Limited , 311 p.—National Steam ShipCompaby (Limited ,o 1.16. ilarretiffirrig, Orr. 7.—llarket steady. but quiet. West Esatarn. 3 4 I I i Lutenthimidel—Great Western of Canada. 16 7-16 i Great Weitern, 48 73 I—Lancashlre and Yorkshire, 1271 I—London, Brighton, and South Coast. 541 — Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire. i r. per cent. pref.. 71—Midland. 1 . 261 3 1 3--owth Iciueb 3.4 *— United states 6- 5 0 Years' Bonds. 711—Furness 0 per rent.. 122 —Union Bonk, 21 p. Atlantic and Great Western Consolidated Mortgage Botas, 224—Great Western 6 per cent., Pt. BlatincllAM, OCT.. —Badness done: Statenage Rallwqr, at 51 : (treat Western Railway Redeemable 6 per rent.. at PSI : itirmineham New Union MK at : Metropolitan Railway car riage rat Wagon .I.tralted , swam issue, at F dis. : and Birming ham Small Arms Limited ,at A pm. CiAll and North Western Railway, sellers. at 114 Wometer and Birmingham Canal, vellers. at 12 . Midland nancial Limited , at 111-16 to 13 die : Railway Rolling Steck (Wolverhamptmi , buyers. at 15 per share: and ltirananham Embalm,: Buildings Limited., sellers, at 17, The sheep fair of Ballinasloe was continued on Saturday with better results for sellers than on the pre %ious day. An improvement of 3s. or 4s. was effected fu the price of wethers. The total number of sheep mold during the two days was G 4,9.4. Only 4,492 remained unsold. Last year the unsold numbered 7,307, but the fair was larger. Some hones were also disposed of. The quality in general was very indifferent. Some continental buyers were in search of troops, and bought up any animals which seemed likely to be useful, but there were very few really good specimens to be had. - FATAL ACCIDENT AT THE OAKS COLLIERY. — Mina Newsome, the lady who was so seriously injured a few weeks ago at the Oaks Colliery. having been caught in the machinery and both her legs broken, died on Monday evening last. THE WESTERN FISHERY. —The rough weather seriously interfered with the Cornish pilchonl fishery during the past week. Two mines enclosed about 1.009 hogshead off St. Ives, but unfortunately by far the greeter part of the fish were lost. The numerous drift boats did DM succeed in taking more than 20 hnsheade among theu.. but during the week there were some fine catches of whiting and conger. SOUTH KENSINGTON MrsErw.—Visitors during the week ending Oct. 5, 1817:—fro Monday, Tuesday, and Saturday (free), from 10 a.m. till 10 p.m., 11353 • on Wednesday, Thursday. and Friday (admission Id.). from 10 a.m. tills p.m., 1,476; total, 12,629; average of cor responding week in former years, 13,532 ; total from the opening of the museum, 7.005.91(3. PATENT-orrice Bit:mu:at, SOUTH KENSINGTON. Number of vieiton for the week ending Oct. 5. 2,511. Total number since the opening of the Museum free daily . (12th May, 18:581,1,189,572. I '1 1