The Express. — London, England, 1866-10-27 00:00:00

LAW IMP (THIS DIY.) 0013 RT OF BANKRUPTCY. More Mr. Commissioner Winslow.) IN as muted JOHNSON. Bigkrisppesred fbt Mr. Graves , the publisher, to Ire 0 1 dr. Rood supported the debtor on his again „ bs r eleased from custody. d or had been convicted on the prosecution of Go b for selling pirated copies of se mhbrated engravings, of which that m il b a d purchased the copyrights . Right o f 10E. each were isfileted, but the debtor to pay them, executed a deed under the g ,k fi ction of the wit, and having duly registered the m a u l ed prote i to e l d N:t t a h rithstar 0 11/Leach pro c44 the of one of the penaltieawn a :he then applied Lobe boa custody. His Honour, in giving judreent upon ...batio& on Saturday last held that the court had • "v.be y es gran the release but the further ooswider. d., tter wa s reserved , to give Mr. Graves an d of testing the validity of the deed. 'Waimea botb oydingly taken upon that point, and the cues • I`before the court. egley for Mr. Graves, now contended that the got up, not for the purpose of benefiting meter, bat with the sole object of defeating the I f Mr. Graves to the penalties which he had re. He urged also that even if the court had • • to release the debtor it would not in ar ose of its judicial discretion grant suob release. The counsel said that to adept wash a worse would a ir the circumstances, quite opposed to the interests justioe. He referred, in the • course al his ups , tsthe case of exparte Waugh, where the Lord Chais e, appeal had reversed a decision of this court al die bankrupt his relies& fo r baring Mr. Reed, gwour said that the debtor had been arrested in of the protection which had been granted him, and dtc bed which he bad could not be impeached he gnat the Mese& geed asked that the debtor should be allowed his yrbiolt Mr. Bagley objected ; and • swore took time to consider that point. l oosen granted. TS a POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) BOW.STREET. rrg.aoG SRp RECEIVING TYPE PROM A PRIETTNO-OPTICE. Thofiti /own, aged 14, a reading boy employed at Mr. 10 ,, s hry's printing-office, in the Savoy, and John r Son I, • marine store-dealer, in Raw-eourt, Drury we, w ee brought up on remand, the former charged with w a ling, lad the latter with receiving 341ba. of type from kat opee. Mr. Ab r ams, of Bow-street, defended. It argued that on the 23rd inst. Mr. Doughty received >sae igormation which induced him to believe that the rimer loan bad been stealing hie type, and the boy ring toed with it admitted that be had for some time lee type, and sold it at Dl'Sweeny' s. He said b a d been there fourteen or fifteen times. Mr. g ig went to the prisoner's shop, accompanied is Richard sad M'Sweeny if he had purchased any type of the y. Toplied that be had once or twice. Mr. Richardson i d, " Ile tells us he came day after day, mome nta twice a day." M'Sweeny admitted that this was l ad said he had bought the type for lid. that the boy per and sold some of it for l2d. per lb. He tied told him he was sent by the porter at ! WWI newspaper office, and that the type was the prquiaite. He brought a small quantity at a • li e produced about 10Ibs. of type, and said he had a the rest, but promised to do all he could [ et it hack. The following day he sent back of type to prosecutor's office ; and appeared at this as a witness against lonn, who was charged with the type. It was all large type, such as is used posting placards, in good condition, some of it nearly 11, and worth about is. a pound. It was also found the books of M'Sweeny had not been examined at e fat, but that on their production t hat the entries of ',name of various quantities of type on different nisi the appearance of having all been made at one • leading to the impression that the entries were not it the time of the purchases, but after the discovery. .pOl this state of facts Mr. Vaughan ordered the appre elill3o of IrSlieelly, who was now placed at the bar with 0,000 Kobe •ci dos mv• a tb• vilka loos. Mi. Ahem, submitted that it was unlikely that Rfireeny would have " wilfully and knowingly" purchsed Inlet goods for the sake of jd. per lb. profit, but Mr. Vaughn cotumitted both prisoner' for trial, refusing bail for ICSWeeny, notwithstanding Mr. Abrams' strong Appeal, based upon his former good character, and the on to** situation of his wife. CLERKENWELL. A GANG OF YOUNG vulvas. Wdhass Nicoffs, aged 17, of no occupation, residing ‘ at ,jockey's -fields , St. Andrews, John Hancock, aged lb, • boy, of 13, Little Ormond-yard, James Peel-es, of 24. Great James-street, King's-road, Hubert Tale, aged 15. of 12, Robert-street, Bedford-row, and tire Ruse, aged 13, of 4, New !Adman-street, an errand „were charged with having a pair of boots in their pos naica of which they could not give • satisfactory account. Mr. Ricketts, solicitor, defended one of the prisoners. lien the evidence of Police-constables F0we11,425 A, and Br am, 83 G, it appeared that the prisoners , though the sorest respectable parents, were known to be connected with shad lot of boys, and each of the prisoners had an sliu Nicolls being called "Jack Sheppard," the others "Cade Duval," " Dick Turpin," " Blueskin," &c. See ing the prisoners pass along the King's-cross-road, the con 'ales watched them, and saw them when they were in a ilsaplaee examining a pair of new boots. On the con tain approaching, the prisoners made off, but they were mytared,and were asked toaccount for the possession of the boots The prisoners at first said that one of them had pur chased them, but on its being pointed out to them that they were men's boats one of them said that they had pined them up, and then another said that they had Aden them, and that had since been found to be a fact. Theo-101de of the gang, "Jack Sheppard," said that they were date to " pamh " one on the other, and told them that they ought to behave like bricks. From inquires the poke bad made, they had to ask for a remand, as they lateral that they should have to prefer a charge of Dur gin,' end housebreaking against the prisoner. nerd/onus treated the whole affair as a good joke, 'Muhl that they had no defence to make at present. The magistrate inquired if the prisoners had long been pinning this course of life. The police stated that they were a regularly organised Dail , and that they had been pointed out to them as thieres for about a month past. The magistrate remanded the prisoners for a week, and they were removed in custody, laughing. MARLBOROUGH-STREET. • BAltittsTEN CHANGED WITH attaatt.v. 3fr. Aayustus dc foe Gautrafir, barrister, of No. 179, Testhall.bridge-road, was charged before Mr. Knox with milting a boy, named John Blunden, living at No. 18, Kepert.street. The complainant mid that on the previous evening ho went into 'chandler's shop at the corner of Rupert-street toilet some paraffin, when a person asked him to go and see the time. He crossed over, and put his head in at the Cbbo-holm door, when the prisoner struck him on the elt with his umbrella, He ran across the road again. lad the prisoner followed him and struck him on the face two or three theca with his umbrella. RN. Harriett Williams, 47, Rupert-street ! said she saw tram run after the complainant and strike him three but with his umbrella, aml after doing so he went back to the public-house. He believed the prisoner was the rasa who struck the boy. Parmeter, 185 C, said he was called by the complainant to take the prisoner into custody for assaulting him with an umbrella. He took the prisoner into custody. la answer to Mr. Knox, the constable said that a large number of persons had collected, and he understood from two or three persons that the prisoner had followed and struck the complainant. The prisoner, who spoke very bad English, said that regalia) , evening he meta young woman, a dwarf, who told him that she would like to learn French. She went with him to • public-house, and while talking to her some roughs pushed the door open, and annoyed him by making 'aces, and, having aimed a blow with his umbrella, be might hire struck the boy, but he was not aware he had done so. Parmeter "aid the young woman alluded to by the pri nter was an improper character. Ir. Knox said the prisoner had lost his temper, and bad struck the wrong person. Under the circumstances he would give him an opportunity of making the boy some 'cementation, and if he did not satisfy the boy he should 11 1 , 01 e a pretty sharp fine. The complainant and the prisoner left the court, and, taring given a sovereign to the complainant, the prisoner O discharged. WANDSWORTH. 7 RE CHOLERA ORDERS.—AN UNDERTAKER IN A DIFFICULTY. Among the applicants who came to Mr. Dayman for once was an undertaker, who required payment for bury ill person who died from cholera, by the order of a. magis- Uate of that court. He stated that the sanitary commit tot of Putney had referred him to the board of guardians. ►ho, in their turn, referred him to the board of works. The sanitary committee was appointed by the board of yolks, and the ratepayers of Putney would have to pay the cost of the funeral, no matter from whom the order for Ispnent was issued. Dayman referred to the act and said, if any expense incurred it is to be recoverei by the relieving officer. He eked the applicant whether he was the relieving •Ster . The applicant said he was not, but that he was the Wertalier, Daynnal said it is the duty of the relieving officer .Pxy all the expenses out of the poor rates but the ex ;"" may he recovered in a summery manner from the elqives if they are in a position to pay. The applicant told the magistrate that the relieving 'cer bad objected to pay him. Mr. Hayman replied that be butt bring an action spinet the relieving officer. Applicant—ln this court I Mr. Hayman—No, in the County Court. The relieving officer is the person on whom the onus Is cast to carry out the Isw U the friends of the .lee4l refuse to bury. He has to pay the expenses out of the poor rates ; and if the friends are able to pay, then he can recover from them in a sum mary manner. It is not his business to give you any trouble in the matter. It is his business to see that you are Psi& ANTICIPATING THE FIFTH OF NOVEMBER. Samuel Walker, 15, and floury Poky, 17, were charged with discharging fireworks in the Wandsworth-road on Friday night. At the time a cab with a lady inside was stn in the road, and some of the fireworks struck the hone, and the driver was just in time to prevent it from running away. Mr. Hayman said the lady might 'have lost her life, and be must make an example el the prisoners. He fined Patsy 205., or 14 days, and Walker 5a., or seven days. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE (31 lIIICTEIO TILIGIAPH.) MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) MATCH, FreemasonDe;:cbelium. HANDICAP PLATE. • Nu ... ra 110 ... .. Breadalbane : : . .n. ... ... 2 ; 12 es. SWEEPSTAKES OF 10 SOVS. FOR THREE-YEAR- It.loo OLDS AND UPWARDS. T.Y .C. Lady Coverdale, Slender , Lad y So p hie, Caustic, Volun teer, and Warwick. All are here. Winner sold for 1201. r ,... SWEEPSTAKES OF 10 SOVS. FOR TWO-YEAR- at. OLDS. T.Y.C. g e l. OLDS. Ada, Arcadia Red Shoes, Claymore, Breads]. et., bane, Freemason, and GoOdfellow. Winner sold for 1001. a HOUGHTON HANDICAP. T.Y.C. es. Out and Outer, 9st 21b ; King Charming, Bst Mb ; es. Warrior, Bst 21b ; Xi, 7st 121 b ; Moldavia, 7st 41b ; at . Batthyany, 6st 173 b ; Queen of the Isles , fist 121 b ; On g ar, gi, Est 71b ; Lady Sophie, Est 10lb ; Indian Star, 6st 71b ; iit. Knight of St. Michael's, Est 31b ; and Sara, let nb., are St here. PAID Fottrzrr—Regalia, Ostreger, Mistletoe, Ulphus, e L k. Aetna, Pluto. , Chepstow, Queen of the Isles, and Liebe. 64 . MAIDL*I PLATE FOR TWO-YEAR-OLDS. T.Y.C. 84 . Machree, Tynedale, Violet , C hatsworth, Gentle Kitty at. f, Ailesbury, Ada , Usurpe r, Ro q uefort, Kalypyge, ej Delinm, Mary f, and Lady hlisabeth (sold for 1001.) All gt are hare. 10 SWEEPSTAKES OF 10 SOYS. 100 T.Y.C. Cromwell (sold for 200 guineas), Skylight, and Volun- IA Leer (sold for 1001. each). All are here. to SWEEPSTAKES ND OF 5 BOYS, FOR TWC.OYEAR-OLDS Bit A UPWARDS. B. Transformed, Verdi, Amason, Oppressor. Bonne For- 26 time, Shrapnel, Claymore, Catudie and Rhymer. All M. are here. ac se. LONDON BETTING.-(THIS DAY.) I Ili HALF-PAST ONE. The clubs were very thinly attended, and the ii t ran sactions next to nothing, a few bets on the Liver p ool to k Cop for small amounts being laid se follows : 10 LIVERPOOL CUP. St. St. 6 6(t) a — Actea pt C.ithnees (1) St. St. 5 Miss Harriette (t) st. 5 13pwial (t) St 4 Nu (t) 90 1 R-galia (t) at. to I Treasure Trove (t) St 100 to 100 to 100 to 100 to 100 to 50 to 50 to THE BOARD OF TRADE RETURNS. (THIS This morning were issued the Board of Trade returns for September. The total declared value of the British and Irish produco and manufactures shipped from the United Kingdom during the month was as follows : September ISCA £14,637,949 1865 1866 For the first nine months of the year the total ex• ports have been as follows : :Nine months, 1864 184.5 I I 1866 £123,404,1411 119,717,377 141,936,898 - - SERIOUS CONFLAGRATION AT TTENHAM HIGH-CROS. - ( 711 IS DAY.) TO This (Saturday) morning, between 2 and 3 o'clock, the inhabitants of the above usually quiet district were thrown into a painful state of ex citement by the outbreak of a fire which quickly laid in ruins property valued at several thousand pounds. The scene of the calamity was the premises of Mr. J. Cooper, builder, situate in the High Cross. Owing to the remoteness of this locality a con siderable time elapsed before the arrival of the engines, and during the interval, owing to the inflammable nature of the contents of the premises the flames spread with the greatest fury, at one time threatening to annihilate every building near. The workshops of Mr. Cooper, in which the disaster commenced were two floors high, 50 feet long, and 25 feet wide, and the whole building very soon presented a huge sheet of flame. The fire then seized upon the bakehouse and flour stores of Mr. W. Moore, which were 15 feet long and 15 feet wide. It then reached the private residence of Mr. J. Allen, in High-cross-court, and thence extended to that of Mr. J. Newland, next door, and was working its way into the premises of Mr. J. Hylot, opposite. The wind after wards drove the flames into the two storey coach builders' workshops of Mr. G. Pigott, and thence .nto another range of workshops belonging to the same gentle man, but nearly double the size of the former. Before the brigade engines could reach the scene the seized upon the private dwelling-house of Mr. Piggott, and from this poc t it extended to the show-rooms, con sisting of three floors, belonging to Mr. Toswell, furniture dealer. The Salvage Corps succeeded in saving an im mense amount of property. The result of the fire is thus officially reported to the Board of Works by Captain Shaw: —" Saturday, Oct. 27, 1801—A fire broke out in the pre mises of Mr. J. Cooper, a builder, High Cross, Tottenham. Contents insured in the Phoenix ; building unknown. Workshops of two floors, 56ft. by 25, destroyed, and contents of dwelling damaged by removal, &c. Ditto. —W. Moore, baker, contents insured in the P 11,21111. Bakehouse and loft over, 15ft. by 15ft., destroyed. Contents of shop and dwelling-house diunaged. High Crosscourt.—J. Allen (private), house and contents destroyed. Not insured. Ditto.—.T. Hylot, front windows burned out, and contents damaged by water and removal, not injured. Ditto. — W. Southwall (private)—similar damages to building and contents. Tottenham High-cross.—Mr. G. Pigott, conch builder, contents insured in the Pheenix. Workshops of two floors, 5 ft., by . i 0 ft., and workshops 30 ft. by 30 ft. destroyed. Counting-house and store-room over burned out, and dwelling-house of 9rooins and contents severely damaged by fire and water. Ditto, W. Toswell, furniture dealer. Contents of building insured in the West of England offices. Building of three floors, used as show rooms, nearly destroyed, and the contents destroyed by fire, water, and removal. The origin of the tire is 'known. The moat popular American raceh orse at present wi is Dexter, who has trotted a mile in less than two minutes and 18 secotds, distancing every horse yet matched against 2 him. It appears that duting the last four months by winning races he earned for his owners 22,777 doh., while his expenses were 6,763 dots., leaving a net profit of 11,95 M dolt. One half of this horse was recently sold for 11,000 dots. FOOTBALL.—WELLINGTON COLLEGE.—The Old Wellingtonian match will be played on the lit of Novem ber.—OLD Rua eauwn.—The Old Kugbeian match has been arranged for Thursday next, Nov. 1. RAILWAY TRAFFIC Rzczirrs.—The traffic re ceipts of railways in the United Kingdom amounted for the week ending the 20th of October, on 12,688 miles to 741.180 f., and for the corresponding week of last year, on 12.482 miles, to 692,8301., showing an increase of 184 mile:, and of 48,350/. Te gross receipts on the fol lowing fourteen railways amounted, in the aggregate, on 9,150 miles to 62.3,3501., and for the correspond ing week of 1 865 on 9,034 miles, to 584,2011., showing an increase of 116 miles, and of 39,1491. The increase on the Caledonian *mounted to on the Great Eastern to 2,602/. ; o pted t Great Northern to 1,7251.; on the Great Western, to 3,464/. on the Lancashire and Yorkshire, to 4,438/.; on the London sad North Western, to 4,3966. • on the London and Brighton n the Leodon and South Western to 3, , 4371. ; 2 on the Manehester, Sheffield. and Lincolnshire to 1,513/.; on the Midland, to 7,6361.; on the North British, to 1,8701.; on the North-Eastern, to 4,241/.; on the South Eastern, to 1,2987.—t0ta1, 39,9151.; but from this must be deducted 7661., the decrease on the Great Southern and Western, leaving the increase as above 39,149/. The goods and mineral traffic on those lines amounted to 353,6437., and for the corresponding week of 1865 to 323,9671., showing an increase of 24,676/. The receipts for passengers, parcels, he., amounted to 269,7071. against 255,234/., showing an Memos, of 14,473/. The t o receipts on 52 other lines amounted, on 3,567 miles, to 117,&10/., and for the corresponding week of last year, on 3,466 miles, to 108,629/., showing an increase of 81 miles and of 9,2011. The total receipts of the pest week show a decrease of E 5,5581., as compared with those of the preceding week, ending the 13th inst. SATURDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 27, 1866. SHARE LIST&-{THIS DAY.) Ou o'Or.oac. Ia In the railway market to-day there is a demand for Midland, Lancashire and Yorkshire, South Eastern, and Great Northern stocks, which have '5B improved to per cent., but C a ledonian has 10 declined 4, and London and North Western and • Great Western, 1. The fortnightly settlement, which has just commenced, terlds for the moment ti to restrict fresh buainesa. 2 Metropolitan stock is now quoted 122/ to 123/ • i.e Great Western, 534 to 54 ; London and Nort h' 1,1 W es t er n, 11 8 to ; Midland, BA to 1241 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1241 to ; South I Eastern, 661 to 4; Great Northern, 1164 to 1174 ; ditto A, 127 to ; London, Chatham, and I,? Dover, 184 to 191 ; Great Eastern, 264 to 1 ; North British, 37 to 38, ex all ; and Caledonian, nit to 1221. Foreign and colonial railway securities are unal- I,‘ tered, in the absence of business. East Indian are I quoted 1031 to / ; Grand Trunk of Canada, 181 to I I 194 ; and Lombardo-Venetian, 161 to 4. OADINARY BRAKES AND STOOK& sh. I% I animus I Ctr e g y ess I Ea/at to-day to 1 p.m. 100 illsevisol sad lienter 110 'Caledonian 100 I Cambrhut all Cork and Bandon all Cornwall 100 Dublin and BeltasaJunc 100 , Dundee, ParthAtAbd In nil .East London Scrip Cert 10 Do 100 Olnegew and& W 100 Greek Eastern Ord. St. 100 . Do. M. Ang. SUL. No 100 'Great Norttt onloodand 100 r Great Northern 100 Do.i Area. div. un ite Do. It iapeldis 100 , Do. New las. re 26 pm. 100 'De. Ord. DeL Div. Stock 100 tit. Booth It West. (Ira ) 100 ,Great Wertent 100 , Do.StoarVal.Ges.Bll 100 I Do. South Wales 100 . Do. W. IlkL —Orford 100 r Do. Do. Newport 100 Lancashire dYorre 100 Lon.,Brlghtnot S. Coast 100 rLondon,ChathamortDov 100 r Do. Met-Erten. A 6 p. e. 100 Loudon t North Weetn. 100 r LoodondSonth Western 100 • Men. Sher., & Lineadosb 100 'Metropolitan 84; Do. New all) Do. Stteusion r all , Metropolitan District 10 r Do. do. do. all 1 _Do..tid. John's-wood, iii; 40 LI 4 es To - 8 - 8 1e 46 14 4 es 12 115 119 66 s6i In 6 II 1:0 100 !Midland 7 1 Do. A 9 Shares 100 , Do. Birm. a Derby all lild Kent 100 North British 100 Do. &lin ,Parth,Dund. 100 N. Esstern—Bersrick 169 1 Do. O. N. E. Para.. 100 Do. Lasts 1001 Do. York 100 , Do. Carlisle all I Do. Stock.&Darling 00 1 Do. do., 156041 100 'North London 9 1 Do. do., 1564-6 4 Do. do. 1866 100 'North Staff , ordahlre 100 N. st 8. Weatens Juan. 100 Scottish Central 100 ;Shropshire Unioa 100 South Devon 100 South Eastern all Stalnes,Woklnghamokt 100 (T affDo Yale , . C 100 'Watartord k Kilkenn 6 .watartoo & Whiteha l l BRITISH POSSIVISIONS. - - • 100 all Atlantic&St. Lawrence; 68 68 St. • 100 Boni. Bar. &C. in. gbp.c.! 100 102 8 Do. F Shure dim par 42 . all Buffalo & Lalte Huron 1 4 10 all ! Do. Preference 7e 100 100 ,Buf.,Brant,dtOoderlch ! I 6 per cent.. 1872-3-4 St 1 100 • Ca/ &S. klasterusp. e.g — St 'IOG Cape T. & Dock Op. c. g 100 , all ,Demerara,7p.c.perpref. 106} Si 100 . East Bengal gu. sdo lOO St. 'lOO • Bast Indian gu. 6do lO5 St 100 Grand Trunk of Canada 181 100 all Do. Equip. 11.8.6p.M. 86 100 all Do. Ist prat Bonds 100 ' all Do. do. deferred 100 .all . Do. tad pref. Bonds. 100 all Do. do. deferred' 100 all Do. led poet. Rock I 100 all Do. do. deferred! 100 all Do. 4th prof. Stock 100 all Do. do. deferred! SR 100 Great Indian Peulasula 20 'lB Do. gua. 6 per cent..l 20 6 Do. New do. 20 2 • Do. New St 100 Gt. 8. oflndlag.s p. ct St, 100 Do. 41 per cent. 1 St all ' Do. 201 all (it. Western of Canada *i all Do. New 100 all D0.8p.c.13,15pa7. 1873! 100 all D 0.6.1 do. do. 1877-8.1 10 3 Tudloultrmich!Limited) . St 100 Sladras guar. sp. cent. it. 100 . Do. do. do St. 010 , 10 15 Do. Fifth Extension! St. 100 !Meth. Corp 6 per c. Bd. 60 all Meth. and Hobson's Bay , 100 all : Do. 6p. ct., pay. 1880 100 all i Do. 6p.ct , pay. 1896. St 100 N.B. of Can.6p c. lstp. B. ' St. 'lOO Scinde, gut 5 per cont.! St. 100 Do. Delhi do 20 ' 5 Do. dn. do. it. 100 Do. PunJaub do. I St .100 Do. Indus St. Plot. do. 60 65 38 40 22 24 106 10 7 ' I 1 pm 1 pm 90 101 91 99 ni 12 1 14 12} 13 id 115 sT 82 85 14 Se 116 10, 00 101 90 06 85 90 • 61) 61 zd ice 104 82 84 ' 84 85 fe 90 ' 881 I 1 0014 " JOlliT STOCK BANKS. BAN ELY: I pa l Cl. i Na 66,6* 10,000; 40,300 100,000: 40,000: F 67) 50 'lOO :20 • a+) Agra& Masterman's (L ) I IS ' Albion AllianceLon.aLiverpooll 26 1 Anglo Austrian 1 Anglo Egyptian 1.1.1 m.) 2O Agglo Italian ;Limited) SO Asiatic Bank Cor. new sh' 10 Australasia 1 Itankot BritisbColtunbla l all 1 Do. T issued 2 pm. j 90 71 41 9 Feal«. 10 8 (Hsi 7} Bit* 181 par *Dm 10 8 dial 9 7 dial 1 64 C 63 id. 641 11 13 'di iO,OOO 11,100' 30,000 6 1 28 30 LO die 5 3 dlsl 20 10 415. 39 61 7 9p 20 101 20 10 dis 2 141 S 1 dis 46 47 &Ili of k•apt 1 a Bank of London , 11 Bank of Otago (Limited," 1, Bank of Queensland ',L. ) I 25 Bankof Victoria,Austral 25 Bank of New Zealand )lf Rarned's Bank , Limited), II Brazilian&Portuguani,L U British &Californian: l ) British N. America . 1 a ChariesLaffitte &Co. ; Li C. Bk. India, Aus., China all Chart. Mer. of India, ac., 10 all City Colonial Com. Bank of Canada , all Com. Bank of India, Re.' all Consolidated Bank (I ) 4 Delhi and London l6 East London (Lhnital), 6 1 Eastern Exchange Um.), 6 English and American .' 7,_ Engliro Joint Stock (L.) 10 Eng.Scot.et And. Chartd all English and Swedish (L.) 22 , I European Bank( Limited 15 Hinduan.CbluadtJ ap. (L ) , 26 I , lmperial Bank (Limited;; 20 i Imperial Ottoman ;10 25,000 21,000 27,219 10,46! R. of 1UOD: 18 84 15 84 19 I Ist as I 3Z. i :Wm; 6 6} 1 814) - 4 2 dls - 6 3 - 17 18 121 111.11 s - 15 13 die - 25 24 dlsi 1 2 4pm ' 11 1 Ms 63 I 32 34 3 1 clas - 11 adls 62 tos 7411 - 19 8411 - 11 11 4 1 s - 7 9pm - lt fpm 24 24 61 53 61 41 43 42 1 12 14 - . 4 2 disi • 1.-41 St 9 6 4 db i 15 16 9 Bdll 9 7 ths, 10 d dill 3 2415 . 1 1 pm , 1 3 pml 43 ; an Do. New Land Mort. Bk. Indlaq-1' 4 Deb.. 1864, 30 yrs an Loo.Btotstenco,&o.ipi to London and Brazilian 4.5 ; I — l3;.New 11 London & ItiverPlato(L )! Do. New. ha at low' h i Do. do. do I 1 I Lon. ch. Bank of Austrl.l al London and County B 1 London Joint Stock 3 London & Smith Melo= al 0 I Lon. &&Weatern(Llna.'i SII 0 I London & Venesueln(L .1 O London & Westminster. YI o t, Merchant Bank (Lim.) . 0 Do. New o Mercantile&Exchan'L' i 7 ' Metro. & Pro.. Sink ,L 17) ; Midland Bank ;Lima • National of Australasia f, I National of Liverpool.. N. Pro. of ikeand Do. Ind & 3rd issue.. L. BO ; National Bank 10 New South Wales 10 New Zealand (illotted) 0 North Western 6 I Oriental Bank Corpora. O OTIIISLCOM.B.LiS 6OO .C. ▪ I Do. do. lateN. F. 0 I Do. do. latelr.C. li 10 a ProstaßankingeorP•R Provtos. et Ireland .... I Do. do. New .... Bel ode,Pont Dahl ( 1.1 Do. Issued at 2 pot .. South Australia Stand. of B. S. Africa I Do. do. ow at 6 per. 11 Dolce of Australia I Union of Tratan4 (Urn ) 11 )IJaloo ot Lowden 1 I 2 67 69 44 46 14 a lins par! ldir par . 44 55 I 44 to' 61 Sidis 16 19 81 all I . - i al 1 - 28 - 28 th. • IS 11 10 ea 14 _ .. l 0 Loo 10,000 100 40,000 10 Wl, 10,000 GO 100 000 \ i "i ifs 46 48 - 44 66 40 IT,-; —l—L— r —'-- . eatinala 1001130 111 "11; a l Araart Floating Dock 108.11 06. 1 tondo,' 00.1(atbarlo.10 0 0 0 ,062, 100 ,Do. Deb. 0♦ p. mot. all Ma U. i boathamptoo . .., ... 100 sown DS. Abney Oasua44o4l 100 —••—• 91K MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) 9 7 dig 6 6Ms tES. )le, 92. thsa o'Crtuoi. There are fewer transactions in the Stock Exchange markets to-day, and the tone, on the whole, is rather less favourable. Fresh busi ness is checked at the moment by the interven tion of the fortnightly settlement, to which attention is chiefly directed. The funds are steady, at the closing prices of yester day, but a few of the foreign securities exhibit a slight reduction. English railway stocks, however, are still inquired for, and a fresh advance is observable in some cases. General Credit shares have experienced a further improve ment of 2s. 6d., and National Discount are firm. In the discount market to-day there is a super abundance of money, while the supply of bills is very small. The general rate is 31 to 4 per cent. Short loans on English government securities are obtainable in the Stock Exchange at 2to 21 per cent. Consols are quoted at 891 to 1 for money, and 891 to A for the account (Nov. 8). The foreign stock market is rather dull, but the reduction in a few of the speculative descriptions, including Spanish Passive, the Committee's Certi ficates, and Italian of 1861, does not exceed 1 per cent. Turkish of 1865 have improved 1. Turkish Bonds of 1862 are quoted 551 to 561 ; ditto, 1865, 291 to 4 ; Greek, 131 to 141; Spanish Passive, 211 to 22 ; ditto Certificates, 131 to 141; Italian of 1861, 551 to f ; Mexican, 151 to 1. United States 5-20 bonds and Erie Railway shares have improved land 1 per cent. respectively, but Illinois Central have declined 1. The present quotations are :-5-20 Bonds, 681 to A : Erie Rail way shares, 501 to 511 ; and Illinois Central, 664 to 671. Anglo-American and Atlantic Telegraph shares are dull ; the former are quoted 151 to q, and the latter 41 to 1. International Financial shares are quoted If to lit dis. ; London Financial, 16 to lb dis. ; General Credit, 11 to 11 dis. ; Credit Foncier, 4/ to 41 dis. ; National Discount, 91 to 10 prem. ; and Hudson's Bay, 161 to 171. - - - Two Consols are still quoted 891 to for money, and 891 to for the account. At Paris this morning the Three per Cent. Writes opened at 69fr. 10c., being j per cent. better. The colony of Victoria has come into the Lon don market for a " Public Loan" of 850,0005 in 6 per cent. Debentures, redeemable on the Ist of January, 1891. The act under which loan is raised provides that the proceeds shall be applied as follows :-For the completion of the state rail ways, 250,0001. ; towards works of defence, 100,0001. ; towards the construction of works for supplying water, 500,000/.-850,009/. On behalf of the six associated Australian banks tenders will be received for the entire amount of 850,0001. st the London and Westminster Bank, at two o'clock precisely on the afternoon of Monday, the sth November. Interest accrues from the Ist July last. According to custom, the Stock Exchange is ex pectedto be closed on Thursday next, the Ist of 43ei r ibe-, that being the day fixed fur striking I the half-yearly balance at the Bank of England, where the transfer offices will also be shut. The aunt of 48,000/. in gold was sent into the i Bank yesterday. The total remaining to be disposed i of out of the recent arrivals is about 300.0005, nearly the whole of which is expected to be bought by the Bank. The Bremen has arrived from New York with 1 13,5005 in specie, and the City of New York with 10,000/. On the other hand, the Fulton has taken 1 10,0005 for New York. The steamer Poonah will take to-day from ' Southampton only 12,773!. in gold for Alexandria, and 55/. for Malta. Nearly the whole of the recent withdrawals from the Bank for Egypt have burn despatched rid Marseilles. The foreign exchanges yesterday afternoon were again dull ; and as regards bills on Holland, Belgium, and Vienna, the rates were less favour able for this country. The usual list is subjoined : Amsterdam, 3 months, 11.181 to 11.19 •, ditto, short, 11.115 to 11.11;1 . Bottenlam, 3 months, 11.181 to 11.191; Antwerp, 3 months, 25.421 to 25.471; Brussels, 3 months, 25.421 to 23.471; Hamburg and Alton*. 3 mon ths, 13.81 to 13.84 ; Berlin, Cologne, &c., 3 months, 6.255 to 6.26 • ; St. Petersburg, 3 months, 291 to 29! ; Paris, short, 21.11 to 25.25 ; ditto, 3 months, 25.40 to 25.45; Marseilles, 3 months, 25.40 to 25.45 ; Frankfurt-on-the-Maine, 3 months, 1194 to 120: Vienna, 3 months, 13.20 to 13.21; Trieste, 3 months, 13.20 to 13.25; Madrid, 3 months, 474 to 47 a ; Santander, 3 months, 471 to 471; Cadiz, 3 months, 48 to 471 ; Seville, 3 months , 48 to 471 ; Slalaga, 3 months, 48 to 471 ; Valencia, 3 months , 48 to 471 ; Bar. celona, 3 months, 481 to 481 ; Bilbaa, 3 months, 471 to 471 ; Saragossa, 3 months , 471 to 474 ; Leghorn, 3 mon ths, 27.40 to 27.51 ; Genoa, 3 months, 27.40 to 27.55 ; Nsples, 3 months, 27.40 to 27.55 ; Palermo, 3 months. 27.40 to 27.55 ; Messina, 3 months 27.40 to 27.55 ; Lisbon, 90 day , date , 51f to 511 ; (Voris, 90 days date, 514 to 515. The weekly return of the Bank of France shows the following changes : Coin and bullion Decrease 007,000 Bills discounted Government deposits lncrease 9140,00 n Notes in circulation Private deposits Advances Increase 68,000 The coin and bullion continue to decline, owing to pa yments for cotton and grai n, and the demand for money is at the same time increasing. The following is a copy of a private telegram from China, just received :-Latest dates : Hong Kong, Sept. 27 ; Foo Chow Foo, Sept. Sha nghai Sept. 20. • Export of tea for the fortnight, 7,0W,00011a. ; exchange in Hong Kong, six months' sight Bank paper, 4s. 6d. ; freight at Whampoo, under 21. per ton. At Paris and Brussels the rate of discount in the open market is 3 per cent. ; at Hamburg, Frank fort, and Berlin, 4 ; at Vienna, 5i ;at Turin, 6 ; and at St. Petersburg, 8 per cent. The Caledonian Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 686/. over last year. We have been requested to mention that the em bankments which are stated by the last mail from India to have been breached inOrissa during the heavy floods, and to have cause d so much damage to the country, are not those constructed by the East India Irrigation Company, but works formerly ex ecuted by government. The works of the company have stood the trial satisfactorily,nt a dind have pro tected from inundation the adjacestrict. At a meeting yesterdayafternoon of the Merchants Company (Limited) a long discussion took place with reference to the present position of the un dertaking. It was originally intended to have sub mitted a plan to-day for the reconstruction of the concern, but the chairma n stated that, tition had been lodged in the Co urt of Chancery to wind it up, it was deem ed undesirable at th nt e present mome nt to put forward a proposal for reconstruc tion. lie also mentioned that the directors are not averse to the company being wound up. Mr. W. H. Holyland, Halooffiquidator of the Commercial Bank Corporati lndia and the East, has just issued a long and full state ment of the affairs of the bank at the period of its suspension, and also reporting upon the probable result of the liquidation under the compulsory winding up order made by the Master of the Rolls on the 28th May upon the company's own petition. The result is satisfactory in so far as it ow l s the s probability of a surp lus remaining r divsion amon gst the shareholders a fter discharging all liabilities and the coats of liquidation. There is a prospect of a considerable dividend being de clared to the creditors early next year. The following is from Messrs. Richard Gibb and Co.'s monthly tea circular : The arrivals sad departures since oar last are es fol. COLONIAL GOVERNMENT szcogrnis. Woo BeitionDolm.lp.o.,Das 0, Do. 16)5 Can. Gov. 6 p. a., 187144. Do. 6paret,Feb.dAag. Do. 6porotafar. Do. 6 pore...Jua 6,201 Do. paret. n 0,000 Carta Nopa6per.lB73 do do .lloo-1900 Do. . 118040 Do. do. 186041 Do. 6p.a.ap. , :t0e6.1963 00,006 Caplou,Nov.l26 8,6 p. et 10,000 Do. 1878. do.. 10,000 Do. 1871 d 0... 00, 14warltloo 6 pas at.,1811 00, Do. 1878 00, Do. 1882 1 90, Do. 1663 86,600 Natal. Gov. 6 par cont.. 86.000 New Brans.Gov.eparot. 15,800 New goat/ Wale* 6 p. ant., 1871 to 187 6 171,600 Do. 6p. c.lBBB to 1693 150,600 D0.5p.c5,1967 to 1875 _ _ Do. do. Scrip . _ . _ ,000 Now Zealand 6per cent. 000 Do. 6per oast ,000 Do. 6 per cent. 1891 ,000 Nova Beals 6p. 6..1878 ,200 QueenstandClott 6 p, et. ILAnst.Gov. 6 p.e.,61-T7 e .,6001 Do. 1878 sod vents. 6 3 . V10.00T.41103.Jan. Job took , , Do. 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Departures.— Prom London Tamping, Taming, emi Piery Cross, for Shanghai ;._ .±r_ieb and Series, for Hew Kong ; and Kagosima, for N Since our last of the 9th current, our market hastery quiet and some comaiderable quantity of tea has hand t at= are effected with mu& &Sanity ; prices are nominally unaltered, excepting in medium Hallows and scented tees, for which lower rates have been established by publie auction. We have to report the drat arrivals of thef t season's black leaf teas, by the Yin and Etbielliast cargoes have been placed on the market. Th e general quality is hardly equal to the average mamas, and but small progress has as yet been made in them; tie wales made range from ls. 11 id. to 2s. bd., the latter pries being paid by shippers, while the trade purchases average from ld. to 28. 3d. Green teas continue saleable at Festoon rates for all good descriptions; interior qualities are not so readily disposed of. The public sales few the fortuiol commenced on the 16th current ; they sompripea 3 3 p0 packages, of which 31,000 were sold ' without reserve.* These passed quietly, soented tees and medium Kelsey Congous showing some decline. Elm? KVINDIG. Consols, which closed yesterday at 801 to 1 foe the Bth November, opened this morning at the same quotation, and closed at 891 to 1. For money the last price was 891 to 1. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Console, for money, 894, 4,1, 4; ditto, for se count, 895 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 874, ; New Three per Cents., 874, 1,7, f ; Bank Broa, P i a; 4. lndia Stock, 210 ; ditto Five per Cent., The India Government Five per Cent. Stock was steady at the late improvement. Exchequer Bills remain quoted par to 4s. prem. There was an increased demand for foreign stocks, and the general tendency of prices was favourable. Venezuelan Bonds of 1862 and 1864 were in de mand, and sprang up 3 and 2 per cent. respeo tivoly, upon the prospect of an early resumption ot remittances for both loans. Turkish of 1858 and 1862, as well as Italian of 1865, also rose 1 per cent.; Brazilian of 1865, Turkish of 1865 , and Italian et 1861, # ; and Spanish Passive, 1. Mexican of 1864 were exceptionally fiat, and declined 4 per cent General Credit shares were again in active de mand to-day, and at one period attained a fresh rise of 108. A re-action followed, yet the last price was sa. better than yesterday. It is under stood that the directors propose shortly placing before the shareholders a plan for the reconstrue tion of the company, involving a reduction in the nominal amount of the shares from 201. to 101. London Financial also improved 10s.. and Inter nati•mal Financial, 2s. 6d. ; but Credit Fonder of England were unchanged. Prices closed as fol lows :—lnternational Financial, 1f to 15 dis. ; General Credit, 2 to If die. ; London Financial, 16 to 15 dis. ; and Credit Foncier of England, to 4i di*. MINES.-(THIS DA Y. ) this co' There is little business in the mining market to day, apart from i hat connected with the settlement, which c,ntinienced this in( ;riling, and prices generally are unchanged. Great Vor shares are quoted 19 to ; Prince of Wales, 255. to 275. ; Clifford Amalgamated, 74 to 8 ; West Caradon, 17} w 181 1 ; and Chontales, dis. to par. A general meeting of the Cape Copper Mining Company (Limited) is called for the Bth of No t vember. The annual meeting of the East Del Rey Mining Company (Limited) is called for the 13th of No vember, and will be made special " fur the purpose o' considering whether additional capital should be raised for the purpose of further prosecuting the operations of the company, or whether the com pany should be wound up voluntarily." The subjoined report on the metal market is from the circular of Messrs. von Dadelszen and North : There is but little change to report in our metal market during the past week. Prices have maintained them selves, and in sonic metals show a tendency to rather more firinness ; on the whole, more business has been doing, though perhaps of a compulsory and exceptional character. Iron—Both front Wales and Statfordshire the reports are by no means cheerful, orders are coming in but slowly, end prices are unsettled. Scotch pig iro n has declined to /Ai. cash. ('upper—Some large transactions are reported to have taken place privately this week in foreign and Mar lish at very low prices. Burrs and Wallaroo at 851. ; Env lish tough end tile, 82/. 10e. The market is now 100T13a what firmer. Chili in Liverpool has changed hands to • small o:tent from 7:1/. to 701. Tin —Not much business reportod. The market is steady for Straits at 78/. 10§.. and Ballot is wanted at 80/., holders asking 81/. In Hol land the price is steady at 40. J. In English sales have been made under smelters' quotations. Tin plates an steady, though nut quite so brisk as a fortnight ago. Lead is firm; good soft klngliah from 20/. 2a. Gd. to 2101. be. Spelter--Several large transactions have been reported at an advance of fully 10s. per ton from last week's quota tions. The closing prices to are 20/, 17a. 61. to 211., ; spot and forward. Special brands in outporta, 21/. to "I/. re. VMMERCIAL AND MARKETS LIVERPOOL COTTON DLLREET. (THIS DAY.) (BY ELECTRIC AND INTERNATIONAL TELIGILAPII.) (TROY OUR OWN OORRENYONDENT.) Tile market very quiet, vt yeaterday's quotations; sake between B,tAlo and 10,000 bales. TALLOW MAItKET.—(TIIII3 DAY.) The market is steady. Town tallow is quoted 435. 3d. ; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 445. 3d. ; October to Do. ember, 445. ; December, 445. 9d. ; January to limb. 4.5 a. 3d. MARKET AVERAGES.—Town tallow, 455. 9.1. ; tat Ir 7 ditto, 2e. 2. 1. ; yellow Russia, 455. 6d. ; melted , 34a. ; rough ditto, its. 6d. ; greaves, 17s. ; good dregs. 6.. COVENT GARDEN.—(THIS DAY.) Supplies are well kept up ; but business is anything bub brisk. Grapes, both black and white, from Lisboa may still he had at ls. to L. per lb. Sent cob nuts have slightly advanced in price. Pears consist at Marie Louise, Duchesse d'Augouleme, Louise Bonne ei Jersey, and ttratioli. Apples are sufficient for len the tifaL &m -ina. Pineapples and hothouse grapes are also p im Vegetables continue abundant. Portugal onions realists from 6s. to 12s. per 100. Flowers chiefly consist at orchids, asters, &bliss, calceolarias, pelargoniums.e fuchsias, balsams, cocluscomhs, mignonette, and roses. FRUIT. Nuts, Kent Cobs, per 100 lbs, Ste to ttl'e Peaches, per dos., 12s to 150 Pears. per dozen, 2s to lie Plus Apples, per lb., 3sto es Stint, per bunch, Sd to 44 Stnahroorns, p. putt., Is ed to SWAMI I Cress, p. puns., M Onions, per built., 3. to 3s 6d Parsley, per e sieve, Is 64 to Is Potatoes, York Retreats, D. to.. ros to 110 s Rocks, do., 60s to 805 Flukes, 105 s to 130 s do. Kidneys, es to 101 per cwt . Radishes, p. 12 bun., Is to Lid upinach, per bush., 2st to Is Turnips, per buuch, 3d to ad Apples, per In` bisbel, t o to Ss rl t e4tnuts. per rth., 14s. Grapes, per lb, 2s. to Is Lemons, per 10U, lus to Ids Melons, each, 31 to es VEO El Artichokes, per doe., its to 41 B ea ns, Scarlet, P knve.,fatolkid - Bert, per doz., Is to Oil Cattleo en. per dor., la to ts Carrots, per bunch, 44 to Id Cauliflowers, p. doz., 2. to us Celery, per bundle, 04 to Is 64 C u cumbers, each, 34 to 94 Is to Is 64 Endive, per-ei ore. Garlic and Shallots, per lb , bit Herbs, per bunch, 64 Horse Itatlish, V. Wind, 2264 to is Leeks, per bunch, 3d Lettuces, per score, is to Is Gd SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Mr. Charles James Easton reports trade slow at the following prices: — Olol hay, from s4s. to 905.; inferior, 70s. to 80s. ; new hay, SW. to 995.; inferior, 60a. to 7C - .; old clover, nns. to 1156. ; inferior, 956. to 105 e. ; second cut, 90s. to 1004. ; new ditto, 60s. to 80s. ; straw, 3Gs. to 445. The Rev. J. Russell Stock, M. A. Rector or Allhallows, Thames - str eet, has been appointed chaplain to the Lord Mayor. — City Press, THE CAMBRIDGE PROFF.MOR OF GEOLOGY.—Pro tessoT Sedgwick, the occup ant for nearly 50 years of the chair of geology at Cambridge, commenced hie annual course of lectures on Thursday, and from the good attend ance it was evident that the aged philosopher was as attractive as ever to hie academic audience. He began by saying that he should not be able to deliver his lecture as Friday, on account of h avin g on that day to meet his oculist, his sight being very much impaired ; nor was it, be said, surprising that one so far advanced in life should be infirm, for this, if it pleased God to spare him, would be the 49th course of lectures which he bad delivered as i Woodwardian profaner. SINGULAR DEATH Of • VALUABLE HOESE.— Behind the Crescent houses at File is a small field in 1 which two horses (belonging to Mr. John Walton, livery ! stable keeper) were grazing. One of them, although never k no wn to stray before, bad daring the night got over the hedge into a lot of ground, in which stands the iron c= m near which was a well or cistern which had now been c over with boards and soil, upon which grows eet mom The horse in going over this place had broken the beards, which had become rotten, anti fallen into the well. The only part of the animal to be seen was its head, which . ' was just above the surface.—York Herald. B 6 U 8 116 127 66 67 99 101 z• 163.0?1t SR Gt.latn t y.c..c. Mar.SSI 100 iyeggyY St. CENthn.6 y Jam&J 610,000 i M. , D.Wstn.- - W. M.—ou., I 100 p. et., Jas. & July .... 10D 618,000 1 Bs. • laulo.47l4p.o.JaiLet..ll,y 100 630.000 St. ILoallaigh.tp.o.Jau.M.lly 100 221 1 \ 10381 St. L.4l4.W.4p.c.Jan.&July 100 312,830' Bt. Do. 34p.c. Jan.& July 100 t 60,730 St. L.&S.W.6y.e. Jan.& July 100 .... St. Ilidlaud,4p.c.Jan..3 July 100 St. N. Brttbh, S. P. d D. 5. ,, ... 6 p. Cl., Feb. et Aug. .. 100 112,431 St. N. Eatro.,49.o.Jun.b.July 100 SL Soot.N.L,4y.o.ApAbOot. 100 77 ti n9B 9294 91 94 92« 9294 CorpAst IP4I Q. prior. 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Sp.& (I) 100 10,000 25 'Australian AgricuL 101 60,000 1 25 'Australian 1LL&111.1 i 6 10,0007, ; 10 ,Bauggi a rahTealdateaL 4 4 10 'Berlin Waterworks (L.l, al 36,000 000 100 IBolekow Vaughan (L. 51 11 10,000 6 Bombay Or (Limited): r 10,000 , 6 Do ard Late 10,000 6 Do New 6,000 60 British American Land 44 60,780. St. ,11anadI. & M. Tel. (L ) lOO 8,915 • 32Ka Company ag 60,000 10 ICanadianLoa n ylon & y 10 Inv(L',' ,000 20 Ce 16 12,000 20 Ditto A Com &area ' 27,000 10 ,Chinallt.Ship&LCoalL , 11 30,000 10 City Discount, Limited ; 20,000 25 "CltyorLondonft.Pro (L I. 16,041 30 ! City of Milan Impro.(L )' 4,960 30 Do. 16,000 26 lefty of Moscow Oss (L.) l t 90,000 50 ;City Meta 'Llm.l 1 11 30,000 50 'Colonial (Limited) 60,000 50 Commercial Utdon(lna 40,000 10 'Com. of AtricanMer.(d, 0,000 60 • Conisolidated Dia. (11 17,600 20 :Continental Un.Gas (L 20,000 100 ,Contract•Corporation(L l 12,000, 25 .Cop.M.Eng.,Pret.7a p.c.. a 200,000. 10 C. Pone. of England • 10,0001 60 , Doot Mauritius (L.).. 14 1000251 St. Crystal Palace ..... 101 4100,820 St. 1 Do. Preference lOl 4277,000 St. 1 Do. bp. ct. Perp. Deb 'lOl 7,600 20 • Darleelbu (Limited) ll4 10,000 100 ,DiscounWorporationlL B 18,000 10 •Eastern Assam Tea (L , 20,000 50 L hadiaLandC.lll l ln;Ll 11 60,000 20 E. India br i g. & Canal II 30,000 60 'Ebbw Vale I g 113,813 10 •EsaptlanCom.dard.sl 41879,146 • St. .Electric Telegraph 1( 70000 3 g.dtAus.Copr ;Lim!' 20,000 E 60 Eng. and Form= pe Credit 10,000 100 Eng.4l SeottishMarin.( l . • 16,0001 10 Fdrbairnßagineering 30,000; 20 Fore-at (Warehouse (L ; 11 10,000 1 60 Gellivara (Limited) 250 00 1 20 .G.Cr e dit&Fin.of Lon.4L• 1 20,000 16 Gen. Steam Navigation 14 20,000 6O Home &Colonial As.ll 5,0301 10 IlongKong & China Glasl 100,000 20 Hudson's Bay. 20,0(0 , 60 number Iron Works IL 1 80,000 1 20 Im.LandCo.liandlles L 11 100,000 1 60 inv.& Mer.Cdt.Ass. L. ,; 11 60,0001 2 .Indian Carrying ILim.)l 1 40,000 50 International Coutract , 11 150,000 20 Internal Finan. Sne. ( L. . l 00,1300 20 Internal Laud CrediLL I 80,000 60 Italian Land 60,000 20 'ltalian Irrig. (Can. Cay 0 1,000000 100 . Do. op. c. Bd.. r. 18:01 30,000 60 Laud Securities' Lim. ) 1 4,000 2:( Lond.AtricanTrl 20,000 • 25 lAn. & Calmion.^..ri 60,000 10 Los.CountyLnd &B.( I.' 12,000 5 :Lond. DistrietTeleg.(L 40,000 60 Loud. Finan. Aeeo. (L.ll 148,526 4 Loud. G. Ommi,usC.(Ll 5,000 60 Lond.&Glttag.Eng.Co.l l . 2 10,040 50 Loud., Italian, 41c. Stm. 11 6,000 GO Lon(10r Discount ;1,,, 64,500 20 Lund. Provincial Marine, 1 60,000 20 'M a dras Irriga.&Canal.. 20 Do. 'al 10,000 26 .Marine Investment (L.); I 12,600 '2O IlauritiusLand, &c. (L,l 1 12,000 10 Medit. Eaten. Tel. (L 1..; al 10,000 50 Merchant Shipping 11 0,000 20 'Minivan F.1.41.42Due1r,L,, 11 40,000 50 Millwall IronViorks .. 1 12,600 10 Natal Land &Col. C. (L. , 1 120,000 0 National Dis. Coin. (L 40,000 25 ,Do.New,lss•so.2itobevil 10,000 25 i NationalProv.Marine,Li 10,000 100 National Steam Nay.' L. 3 6,000 20 NerbuddaCoaLtlron;L ), 6,000 TO Do. New 20,000 25 N.Zealand L.&M.A4.11 11 20,000 25 10 N. Zealand T.& )I 15,4140 Northern Assam LOan Tea(L). 25,000 10 , Do. B 4187,176 N.Bris.Australasid, 40,000 S 50 t. N. Brit.&Merean. In.( L', l 18,000 10 Nowgong Tea , Limitedd 40,000 26 Ocean Marine I insure . 10,000 • 60 OrientalirinarielaELim.o 30,000 6 OrientalGas(Limlted) 1 s 60,000 5 Do. New 60,000 10 Orient Inland Steam(L; ! 26,000 10 Otago & Reiland Invest. , 12,500 20 Ottoman Compt.ny'L ) 1 10,000 60 Ottoman Financial L 1 1 1 10,000 6 Ottocnsui Ou (Limitedl 100,000 60 Or ereud,Gurney,C o .l l 61,600 10 • PaIIAMI P.ll.Steam: L 1 10,214 6 Do. do 4000,000, St. reelßly.Landet • 11 YO,OOO, 60 Peninsular & o.Bteem _ l l 20,000 60 • Do. do. New 1 • 17,000 10 Quebrada L, R., IL (L •,) 10,000 60 Rhymney Iron 10.000 16 Do. New 1 18,034 26 ItioJ.Citylmprov.( l ) 1 15,060 25 Do. do 10,000 20 Rio Janeiro Gas (Lim 16,000 'OO Royal Mail Steam 4300,000 St. Scot Andres Invest. (L •j, 40,000 • 60 Smith, liniglit,&Co.(L •1 80,000 20 Soc.Finan. dEFTPte 1 10,000 , ' 50 S. African M. ' & In. (L (10 ) 1 It 1 14,200 '25 SnuthAustrallanLand a 12(03,000 Snbmarine Telegraph • ....I 1 Do Scrip 87,600 . 201 TelConstruc.it Do Mahi(L 1 , Do. 100,000 20 Thames& Mersey DIAL:I 7,500' 20 Trinidad Petroleum (L 87,600, 10 Trust&Agencyot Aug.; L 60,000110 T. & L Co. of U. Canada: 100,000 • 50 l'n.ltarine nt Liver. (L.O 10,000 ; 6 United K. Taira . Co.IL4' 60,000 20 1 - ni•ers. Marine Ins.' L. 15,000 10 Upper Assam Tee 0,000 : 10 10,000 30 Van Dlemen's Land (L.), 2 10036001 100 Vlcemyot F4typtMor.',L 0 mew ge 'Warrant Finance (Lim.), 30,000 60 Wasitindia&Pacillc St g g PREFERENCE SHAT North Eastern, 1A percent redeems PROVINCIAL SHARE HAREEM LIVERPOOL. OCT. 28.—Sales to-day : —Celedonisn, 1211—Great Western. 521—Lancashire and Yorkshire , 1241 I—London and North Western, 1151 f 1 f 1 f f—Manchester, Sheffield, and Lin oolii.hire, 531--Midland, 124—South Eastern, 66 51- Buffalo and Lake Huron, 4 3-161—Grand Trunk of Canada,lo—Great Western of Canada, 12 11.16 xd.—United States 520 Bonds. 661 1 id.— Great Luxembourg shares. 121 xd.—Anglo.American Telegraph, 115} --Atlantic Telegraph. 8 per cent, 41, BIRMINGHAM. OCT. 26.—Business done : London and North Western Railway, at 1181 , Great Western Birmingham Guaran teed II per cent . at 701 ; Wrmiughain and Midland Bank. at 144 : Lloyd's Bank - Limited , at 7 1 pre m. : Birmingham and Stafford ] shire Gas C2B, at 5 prem. ; Birmingham Small Arms (Limited', £25 paid ,at par ; Mutitis Metal -Limited,, at 1 13-16 dia. ; pd Patent Shaft and A.xletree • Limited prem. Closing es :rn —Great Weste West Midland Hereford Railway, at 100, sellers : South Staffordshire Railway, at 821, sellers ; and Mid land Contract , Limited , , at 74 dis, sellers. MANCHILTTER. Gcr. 26.—There was a pretty fair market, prices being a little higher. Anglo-American Telegraph Limited I, 15 15-16—Atlantic Tel e graph Pref. 8 per cent., 971—Bolckow, Vaughan and Co. Limited , 1 d.—C. Caramel] and Co. 'Limited', 30 d.—District Bank, 17 p.—Orest Eastern. 901 i I—Oreat Luxembourg. 1217-16—Great Northern A, 1261—Grand Trunk of Canada. 19—Great Western of Canada 124—Cirest Wes Northtern, SS; 4 I—Lancashire and Yorkshire. 124 f I —London and hire, 50— Western, 11811—Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolns Ditto 6 per cent. Preference. 121—Metropolitan, 124 31—North British. 27 4 4 I—North Eastern "Berwick,' 1054—Thames and Mersey Marine insurance 'Llinited;, 4 216 1 p.—United States s-to Years' Bonds, BS—Lancaster and Carlisle, Win—Jamaica Runway, 10. TIMM, OCT. 2.S.—Three per Cent Consols, 884 ll—New Three I per Cent. Stock, el 4—Hiben Banking Company 125 el pads, 361—National Bank ;420 paid).:, 68—National of Liverpool Limited, .£lO paid), for account, 21 Pro Bank 426 p 80—Royal Bank ',llO paid', 32i —City of Dublin Steam L. :1100 paid', for account, 904—Dublin and lArerpool Steamship. 7.t— building all petit), 554—Ditto, Debentures redeemable ,1100 DWI, 61 Belfast and Northers Counties all WC, 42-43reat tiouthern and Western 'llOO paid'. 91}—Midland Great Western and Royal Canal £lOO paid 61—Dublin, Wicklow, and Wei . font 5 per cent. 1900', redeemable WS all paidi, • Southern and Western, 4 per cent perpetual 4 10 XX I' Dublin and iiinglown, 94.