The Express. — London, England, 1868-10-09 00:00:00

COURTEL-(T11113 DAY.) N Sil)N-ItOrSR. T.701'9 AtIAINIrr ♦ WTNU 161101 ANT. 1 „. • 4. dc•cribed as • wine merchant, wait tt I. 41 Mayor on a warrant charging . • ~ :4 TekeiTmg a number of stol e n cheques. . ,ttirt conducted the prosecution, and •.: :411 for the defence. rn , Mmes. Joseph Barber and Co., it., ut Lower Thames -street, and it . 4. the 2.th September, Thomas Henry , 1..1., 44 the prisoner, and who was • . T ..1..4111410 in the capacity of b00k ,..; s t Cu paid several cheques which he , t.. 1 for. On the next day he absconded, • .4. cu discovered that he had embezzled it t4ri4ener was a clerk to the Foreign Oxford-street, and he was seen by . S.,w‘er. a ;:erk. to the prosecutor. lie then said that • •• c• 1:441 ph uty of money, and that they need ,4 4 , t.• s,, loc, again. On making inquiries, it was i!.s: three of the vtolen cheques had been paid into 1 , benking account, and when he was appro. ~ O. 4:44 was a cheque-book found upon him, con ; zt! .e ,•ounteri, it of a cheque for 104 in favour of 1.; ..r, dated ou the vary day he absconded. •• t :-.4Lotier was remanded till next Friday. (RTILDHALL. •.:1 !NOVO ATIC-111,11tIrr AND litlt OCKITH-IrsTrasx RAILWAY comrsirr. in • e suramonses were beard to-day, by Sir W. A. *,-nun the thivers of three of the vans of the Smith y e.• rr. hadway Company, for causing obstructions in and Itillingsgate-market. ma y- 1 .. crornbie. of the London and South Wester; s Company, defended the men. 1-.. ,a.-e was that against Ames Betts. ur..: Iliseocka Ma, said that on the 21st Sember ...iv tt.- with a three horse van in Lower Thames. t:‘ c minutes to 10 a.m. He remained there . nr-.ll::tes loading the greater part of the time. He .1 * w tortirds London-budge, collecting from dif • - : to 12.5. i. He was collecting bows of herrings . ei nuts. W. A. Rose—He was at work loading the whole lie Lad in all between 200 and 300 packages. s: • :titi that be was prepared to prove that MI d.lll not arrive at St. Dunstan's-hill till half-past %Len he was occupied 35 minutes in loading3oo ,•: and fromthere he drew into the market, into Thames-street, loading, as the officer had „I. the whole time. During the two hours and a st 1,..t was in and near the market he collected 343 in 2t con,ignments, and it was net an unreason ittre for such an amount of work, par :.., .1!!y as every yackage had to be checked wrs.r !Irg to its consignment. The company felt that if ti r r a ere to be subjected to a continuation of summonses I to the present it would be a serious question for the r. ; way c..misinies and the large carriers to consider vI:-ther they would come to the market at all. r W. A. Rose said it did not appear to him that t'-ere had been any unnecessary delay in this case, for tle =au was at work loading the whole time, and 113 soon as be had finished he went away. That was say different to some cases he had bad before 1:m where a portion of the time had been spent in doing L. thing. He considered the defendant was not to blame, aid he should therefore dismiss the summons. 1 ,A• Two other summonses for alleged offences of Ulu eamo kind were also thsunssaL MARLBOROUGH-STREET. A LOW INJr2ED =Boron TrRIOr //eery Fow/f. a coachman in the employ of Yr. Ben rett, a job-matter. of Seymour-place, Portman-square, um charged before 31r. Tyrwhitt, with being drunk and ;arable of taking care of hie hor s e and brougham in 1. _eat-street. l'ohce—constab:e John Staines. 123 C, maid that about ..'.ree o'clock yetteolay afternoon be was in Regent-street. 0.,n Le saw thr prisoner. who was driving a horse and I...augham, turn very' sharp out of Regent-street into l'Addox-street. vim at a furious rate. and a lady who 1..3 crossing the street was knocked down, and both wheels went over her lowly. On speaking to the primer 1.. found that Le was drunk, and took him to the station. e-constable James Spencer, 131 C, said that he took Cs !.,,ly to the Slaldlesez Hospital, where she wss exar.a,ed, and it was found that one of her ribs was token. and that she had received other injuries. The •:y was subsequeutly removed to her home. and on his -Le n‘table's' calling there that morning, he found t.st the was oblige,: to keep her bed, and could not attend we court. Me primmer stated that he had driven for his master two years, and. tt was the first time he had met with IL accident. Mr. Tyrw hitt remanded the prisoner for a week. WLUS AND BEQUESTS. The will of Admiral Sir John Burnet Dundee, Rani, late of Queensberry-villa, Richmond, and Llane : Carmar t hen. proved in London, 'der 50,0001. rsenalty, by Lady fiundas, his relict, the sole execu i:ls, to whom be has left the whole of his property, real v d personal The gallant Admiral had served with dis t netion in the Mediterranean and the West Indies, and at the age of 74 without issue. The will of Thomas • eor,re Corbett. Esq. formerly M.P., Deputy-Lieu : nu.: for Leieeeterkiire, late of Eltham, near I -el:. Lincolnshire, and Over, Cheshire. was proved Li.ndon on the bth ult., under 100,0001. personalty, the surviving executor, Bartle John Laurie 1 -ere. Esq. The trustees appointed are the Bight Arthur Earl of Essex, and William Hutton, I - of Gate Burton, Gainsborough. The testator rye l Mary Noel, youngest daughter of William, • hth Duke of St. Albans, and died July blast, aged 72. -.. 1. will is dated July. 1861. and two codicil 1864-6. The are directed to retain and pay to his daughter a: i I.:y child, Eleanor Blanche Mary, wife of Ci:otri Lr. AAley (eldest son of Sir P. D. Motley, Bart.), f7'.1:1 the rents of his estates in Lineolashire, an annuity tilisg. for her life. and after her decease to cm t.nue the said annuity to her husband, Colonel A,tley. lie leaves to the children of his daughter, after her , Asee, other than the eldest eon, 1,0001. amongst them. Be leaves to each sen and daughter of the late William Andrew 4041./. free of duty; to his sitter, Ann Maria Cor lett, a year; to his brother, William Corbett, 701. a year, to (*di ot h/.5 executors 1001. ; to his bailiff, Mr. exid, 4.W. a year. All surplus rents and income to soca r.-..lste for twenty-one years, after which period his t.si.ghter's annuity is to be increased to B,OOW. The re ‘ine uf Lis real and personal estate to be invested for the l•nett of his daughter and her issue. The will of Richard 1 et. M. P., yellow of the Royal Geographical Society, Ie• •.f head Ball, near Whalley, Lancashire, was proved under 160,0001. by the joint acting executors, YOr •••• t Fort, his relict ;E. E. Kay, Esq., G.C. : id Jsmee 1.. to, Leeq. The testator war deputy-lieuienant for I ELL and high sheriff for the county in 18.54, and c.td .1 2 last. aged 66. To each of his executors he I ar• • .egacy of Ad.. free of duty ; to his wife an an . .: 2.0001.. and a legacy of 1,0001., and leaves her all :•.a..ture and household effects, together with his resi : • The will of Sir James South, P.R.S. astronomer, ily president of the Royal Astronomical Society, was ::. the London Court under 4,0001. personalty. The • : I.f:r.gham Wilson. bookseller and publisher, was i.nder 4,0001. ; and the will of Henry Groom •.puhlither, under 4,0001. Illustrated London 71. AGRICULTURAL HALL.—At the Middlesex '••• 7 , , this day, the magistrates refused to grant a ...•: license for the Agricultural Flail at Islington. '7.. It ("Award opposcid the license on the ground that places of this, kind corrupted the morale of the who frequented them. WESTMIIibTLE PIER.—The new pier in eon ,aloti with the Thames-embankment was opened Hitherto the Woolwieh and Watermen's boats of worked high or up the river than Hungerford ; they ~ w ply from the new pier at Westminster every half NEW HIGHWAY ACT.—QUite a public re ..., : was held at Snainton on Tuesday evening, in order Irate the defeat of theintended sale of cattle at Nan.' r. --eized under the provisions of the new Highway A huge bonfire was 'nada in a field, and hundreds tTA ~; .1.: assembled. Straw effigies of oertain unpopular c1..m...0:rb were burnt. Dr. , . - 111 OP • LITTLE GIRL IN A FAIR.—An in was held on Saturday last before W. D. Creches, Esq., ;.; r. at the Crown Hotel, Fletton, on the body of a girl Reed, who on the previous day . died in the plea , ireno.di.sely . after leaving • swing boat in which been swinging. It appears that the girl was 12 •,! am and was the daughter of William Reed, of 1., limn labourer. On Friday she accompanied her • •,, tLt fair, and after having partaken with him of .iuugtes she accompanied an older girl round the •-:• both got into a boat. Immediately the rc • set in motion the decewied called out," Oh, ; I ri.u.d die." She was looking 'at that time very " 1 "; iv., Her companion called out to the man „e.pelling the Louts by turning a handle, but the nu, ' l *" r to hear her, and the brats went round 6•& "`I tin.. stt.r. When it , stopped deceased seemed 12 " Oh, my head." She walked bout 20 4;..1 fell down. A man then took her r. his '" m 's "L' l 'Jr , abr was procured, but she could drink it, 41'° Ma , ni.rnikled on her face. She was tbr in "'"" w 41 ; , d 1.41 an hour after being taken ll ; ;:r.'' two or three times, and tried • h.. e:, afterwards taken to the tem "kr" Folic; ai..l Mr. l'earce, surgeon, was sent er, who foes. , l L.., 4;1. It appears that deceased had """"'"t" , •r .11 M 1,1 lwrt, and from the evidence whith w „ . .n the presence of Yr. Pearce, that Na -',f 'I , 'Peed. that the CAW* of death was disease nu " . ,'" , ""ut Oa:emetic fever, death heingsecele no- soden of the 'winging boat,. and the jury ;i•ir we. view returned • verdict aticortbngly.—Sterre. lord af„,,,, y. " C , YrrAL PALACE.-- SHILLING DAT.— IRZlishsv, Our. h.—Admissions by season tickets, *; gateau payment, 1,2715; tote' visitant 1,412. THE (tXPRESS,, ) iraffal! TIMNING, ocTottn- .9, 1868. THIRD EDITION. LATEST SPORTING ITITIGLIGINO; Dm maasoz.) NEWMARKET MEETING.—(IIIII3 DAY.) NEWMARKET DERBY. Bea Saw .. I .. .. Samara • . . • .. 3 4 ran. PRENDERGAST STAKES. Wild Oats 1 Norma Abu .. 3 4 ran. RilmAirß SELLING. Shia Dim I med 2 Aptitude .. 3 POST MATCH. Vadmiamter Orp• • .. 1 han HANDIOAP SWEEPSTAKZIL Bonnie Katie • . 1 Oka Ikea $ 14 ram £6O PLATE. A.l. 2.46. Planet, Ambition, Pirate Chief, Head Osaka, Ottoman, Liotor, Mack Dimmed, and Stradbeeke are here. OAMBIIIDGIIBMBI. to 1 agog Cecil (t) 9 to 1 Groat Mom (t) 20 to 1 Lady Coveaky 100 to 6 Wo (t) lsey (1) 20 to 1 Restitution (t) 20 26 to Ito 1 Michael do B (t oom t26to 1) Warringtoo 26 to 1 t 1000 to 30 lady ' (t) 60 to 1 Spsdal (t) DERBY. 1000 to 60 apt Wild Oats (off. t 20 to 1) STREATHAM MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) MITCHAM PLATE. Spitfire Feeroy 6 raia.— STREATHAM GRAND STEEPLECHASE. Three miles and • halt 3.16, am hare. Helios, llippolyto, Tally-ho, Arlosoott, and Arundel N °MUSE STEEPLECHASE. Two miles and a halt. 4.46. Helios, The Guide, Charresxn., Actaeon, Patience, Aoe of Trumps, Waterperry, Wedding Peal, Nochrie, sad Otho ale here. ELECTION INTELLIGENCE. BRADFORD.—Mr. W. E. Forster, M.P., and Mr. Miall &dressed several thousands of electors of Bradford last night in St. George's-hall. Mr. Forster defended at great length his coalition with Mr. MialL BLllMlNollAM.—According to present arrange ments, Mr. Bright will speak m the Town-hall, in the evening, either on the Zird or 26th inst. It is stated that the canvass shows the return of the three liberals to be perfectly safe. FraY Sr. Enver/Vs.—A public meeting was held on Wednesday evening, under the auspices of a com mittee of new electors, for the purpose of securing the re turn of a second liberal member (Mr. Parry) to represent this borough. A resolution, expressive of confidence in Mr. Gladstone's proposal to disestablish and disondow the Irish church, and pledging to support two liberal candi dateetzryras carried, and three cheers were given for Mr. CaMbRIDOESITIRE.—Last evening, a meeting of the supporters of Lord George Manners and Lord Royston was convened and held in the Guildhall, at Cambridge. The meeting R3B more particularly intended to give such of the electors resident in Cambridge es would, by reason of their engagement in business in the day-time, be in convenienced by attendance at a day meeting an oppor tunity of attending by night. The proceedings com menced at eight o 'clock, when the large room was tolerably well filled, and it went ou filling until it wee densely crowded. C. R. Pemberton, Esq., of Bourn Ball presided, and the platform was fully occupied, by the chief supporters of the conservative party in the borough. All the proceedings programed, it became from 80320 interruptions - and counter-cheering that a considerable number of liberals were present, but the opposition was confined to good-humoured " chaff " incidental to such omissions, and at the close members of the conservative party congratulated the liberals present cm their forbearance, and promised reciprocity. Both noble lords addressed the meeting at great length, re capitulating the grounds upon which they relied to secure the suffragea of the constituency, and which have already been fully reported. CHELSEA.—Last Sir Henry Hoare addressed a crowded meeting at the White Hart Tavern, King's road. Dr. Basal and Mr. Freaks held their lira public meeting, and in each C 62.0 a vote of confidenue was passed. EAST DERBY.—Mr. W. Overend, Q.C., offers himself in the conservative interest, in consequence of Mr. Burnell's withdrawal from the contest. FINBBIMY.—Last evenings crowded meeting, composed chiefly of working men, was held at the Mid dletex ;Arms, Clerkenwell-green, for the purpose of hear ing an address from Mr. W. P. Roberts, one of the can didates for the representation of this borough in parlia ment ; Mr. Campbell in the chair. A resolution was pro po.•ed to the effect that Mr. Roberts was a fit and proper person to represent the borough in parliament. HACKNEY.—Last night Mr. J. J. Homer ad dressed • crowded meeting at the town-hall, Shoreditch, and received a vote of confidence. _ 117;iiiiiiCi.--Another barge and enthusiastic ag gregate meeting of the liberal electors of the borough was held in the Music-ball on Wednesday evening. Several excellent speeches were made, and the liberal candidates, Messrs. F. North and T. Brassy, jun., spoke at length on the leading political questions of the day. A resolution was unanimously adopted, pledging the meeting to sup port Messrs. North and Brassey. Maltvizsomt.—Last evening a meeting of Dr. Sandwith's supporters was held at Weetbourne-hall, Paddington; Mz. W. Dickenson presided; and Dr. Sand with having addressed the meeting, a resolution in favour of his candidature was adopted. It is expected that the licensed victuallers will support Mr. Harvey Lewis. NOTTINOIIAM.—Mr. Bernal Osborne arrived in Nottingham yesterday by the 3.50 p.m. train from Derby. The hon. gentleman was met at the station by some of his friends, and was very cordially received. He walked with some difficulty, and appeared in a delicate state of health. He will address the liberal electors on Monday in the Exhibition Building, Mr. Clayden has issued another address, calling upon the liberals to give him their support at the great aggregate meeting shortly to beheld. iiIIEFFIRLD.—It is reported that Mr. Roebuck will arrive in Sheffield on Saturday. His friends admit that as matters stand now he has no chance.—ffliejlield lhdrperechnt. TOWER ITAMLETS.—Mr. Edmond Bealos ad dressed a crowded meeting last night in the Emmanuel Baptist Chapel, Burdett-road, Mile-end; when, after a lengthened expression of his political opinions, wi nch were frequently interrupted by applause, a vote of sup port was accorded to him by acclamation. The mooting, which throughout had been characterised by the greatest enthusiasm, separated with " three cheers for Mr. - Reales, the candidate of-the people." Mr. J. D'A. Samaria also addressed a very large meeting last night in a large marquee erected near the Rev. E. S smsorst's Chapel, Roman-road, Bow ; Mr. Edward Rider Cook occupying the chair. The hon. gentleman, having given a lengthened exposition of his opinions, obtained a vote of support. WORCESTER.—Up to the present date no definite decision has been arrived at here as to the plan to be adopted for the reduction of the number of candidates by ballot or otherwise. In the meantime Mr. William Las lett, who formerly represented the city in parliament, has issued an address to the citizens in the conservative in terest. IfINES.-(THIS DAL) 01 , 78 O'CLOCK. In the mining market to-day t7hereTeafair amount of business, and prices generally are steady. West Chiverton Shares are at 61 to 62 ; Chiverton Moor, 61 to 1; West Drakowalls, 7s. to 9s. ; Drakowalls, 7s. 6d. to 10s. ; Prince of Wales, 38s. to 40s. ; Marko Valley, if to 8, ox div. ; Bast Grenville, 3Z to ; Great Vor, 12 to 121 ; Frank Mills, 24 to 21 ; and Chivertou, 375. 6d. to 425. 6d. Foreign and colonial mining shares are quoted as follows :—St. John Del Rey, 18 to 19 ; Don Pedro, 21 to prem. ; Anglo-Brazilian, 4 dia. to par ; Peetarena, 11 to 01 die. ; Clienteles, 21 to ; Roses Grande, 3-16 to 5-16 ; ditto paid up, 1 to * ; Anglo-Italian, par to prem.; United Mexican, 1Z to 21 ; Frontmo and Bolivia, 1 to 1 ; Port Phillip, 11 to 1; Central Ameri can, dia. to par; Sao Vicente, par to 1 Train. General Brazilian, par to 4 prem.; Yudans mutana, 2to ; and Nerbudda Coal and Iron, 21 to 2 dia. CROOETTAVEN, OCT. 9, 10.30 a.m.—Tho Cunard steamer Chins, from New York on the 30th inst., is now paiwhig Brownhowi idgual station, we routs for Queens• town. ILLILWAY,_MINING, AND OTHISB 1111ARES.-(THIS DAY.) poswir mese to 1 pm.] ' COLONIAL GOVERNMENT ISDXTRITINI. 1119 New &lath Wales, 6 per cent ., Jan. and July, 1888 to a9l. _redeem. by annual drawings from 1867-74 1001. New ' Zealand, 6 per cant., Jan., April, July, and 00t.., 111214 enaund, 6 per cent., Jan. ant July, 101, 1071. Ymmanim. fl per cent., Jan. and July, 1896, 1061. WWWltgi 1/44RWS AND BTOC Onteitoion, XI, 1. Nest Deotern, 491, 1. Griot Northern A (A twelves no dividrid until 6 per tent. has been paid to B), 1071, 7. Great Western (South Wales), 66. Leedoa and North Western, 112 f, 1, 12, f. Xitro 107, ft, 198. Do. - .neto• (dm. m.to 6 par neat. till hut., 1870) Midland Bilk= , 2 i1.1 „ „ 11. North , 100, 991. South Festers, 1, 1 IWO.1 WO . PREFERENCE SHARES. Cheat /fo 6 rosst., 112. Midland de,W (Bristol and per oast., 131. PREFERENCE SHARES AND woo= London and North Western, 5 per cent., 106 f. South Eastern, 6 per cent., 1801, 96. • BRITISH POSSESSIONS. Bum, Bar., and Cent. India, gas. 6 par at.,1061, j. Barters Bevel, gas. 6 per ant., 107 f. East Indian, roar. 6 per mat., 101. &am 111. Chand Trunk ot Comb, bit Inefermint bonds, 40 4. 4th yeshiva* stock, 19. Great - Indian Peak., gm. 6 par oat. 1001, I. Do., new, 111. Great Western of Clanada, o4 s. Madraa_ria. per omit., 1 , B°llwlN Delhi Alzin Antwerp and Rotterdam, 10. Buenos Ayres Gt. South. (Li es .), gua. 6p. et, 14. Dutch Rhenish, 23j. Great Luxembourg, 101, 1. San Paulo (Limited), gun. 7 per cent., 19. FOREIGN RAILWAY OBLIGATIONS. Orel Vitebsk, gm. by Emilia& Government, 6 per cent., 841. ratan, BRITISH MINES. Chir Prince of Wa 11. les, 11. COLONLtL AND FOREIGN MINKS. Don Pedro, North del Bey, 21, 9-16, 11-16 prem. Yudanamutana of S. Australia (Lim.), 2 1-16, 3-16. HOCKS. Southampton, 74. JOINT STOCK BANES. Agra (Limited), A, 121. of Chartered Mercantile lndia, London, and Chins, 30. Consolidated (Limited), 41. Imperial Ottoman, 11 London and County, 461, 91. London Joint Stook, 82, 4. National Provincial of ftgland (1001. shares), 1341. Anglo-Mediterranean TeIe MISCELLANEOUS graph (Limited), 10f. Atlantic Telegraph, 8 per cent., 811. Bombay Gas, New, 31-16. City of Moscow Gas (Limited), 51, 1. Continental Union Gas (Limited), 171. Crystal Palace, pref., 98. Do., 6 per cent. perpetual debenture, 108, 9. Eionitian 9 per cent. Viceroy, gua. by Egyptian govern ment; t, 11. Foreign and Colonial Government Trust and Loan Scrip, issued at 861., 841. General Credit and Discount (Limited), 5 3-16, 1, 1. Natal Land and Colonisation Company (Lim.), 6 1-16, 6. National Discount Company (Limited), 111. Panama, New Zadand, and Australian Royal Mail (Limited), 1. Do. (61. shares), Peninsular and Oriental Steam, 53. Hovel Mail Steam, 644, 3. United Kingdom Telegraph Comm/ (Lim.), 51. Universal Marine Insurance ( Lim y , 64, 6. Viceroy of Egypt (Mortgage) Loan, 4f. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. 3L4-111C-LANE.—(THIS DAY.) Fresh up this morning, the receipts of wheat from Essex end Rent, coastwise as well as by rail, were only moderate. The attendance of mi ll ers was limited, and sales in both red and white parcels programed slowly at about Monday's quotations. There was a good show of foreign wheat. The trade was heavy at late rates. Floating cargoes of wheat wore steady. Maize and other descriptions of produce afloat were firm. With barley, the market was fairly supplied. The trade for fine malting wogs ruled firm at full prices. Grind ing and distilling sorts changed hands to a moderate ex tent. Malt was in seasonably good supply, and fair request, at previous rates. The oat trade was rather quiet, and the value of new produce bad a drooping tendency. Beans were firm and quite as dear. Peas found buyers, on former terms. Flour moved off slowly at about stationary prices. The seed market was tolerably active, at full prices. Cakes were steady. ARRIVALS OF GRAIN, &e., INTO LONDON EY WATER CARRIAGR FROM OCT. s TO OCT, a, ROTE LOICLU SIVE. Ezellh Ilti Irish Foreign Total Mani Barley. Malt. (Ma Ham re.:.771 qr* qrs. qn. as pm vs. ileb. soda 1616 MO 930 71090 6 . 160 37 66r40 80 36630 6140 930 6690 90 ... 1076 liaise, 16,410 qrs. LIVERPOOL COTTON AND CORN MARKETS. (THIS DAY.) (se ezasoeass.) (eaox ova owe ooaaserosrearr.) Carron.— ho market steady. Sales about 8,000 or 10,000 bales. . . Coax.—The market opened with good attendance. Wheat slow tale at 3d. decline on red. No change in white. Flour dull, and 6d. per sack lower. Beano in good demand at extreme rates. Oats and oatmeal support former prices. Indian corn in large demand at Is. 6d. per quarter advance ; mixed, 38.. 6d. ; Danubian, 38s. Bd. to 375. WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET. -{ THIS DAY.) (rte oiii-oint Wheat supporta late rates, with rather more inquiry. Fino malting barley turn dearer, and other articles un altered in value. CORN BUTTER MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) (By THLEGRAPII.) (mom aux awx oosxxerosaawr.) Ord' , 128 e., 12.5 e., 117 e., 1135., 101 e., 80s.; 2,000 firkins. liild cured, 131 e., 128 e., 121 e. ; 80 firkin. MINCING-LANE.-(THIS DAY.) litleAl. —There appear to be buyers of large paresis at lower prices, but without finding sellers • the few sales reported are at previous rates. Low 13e;biee, 30s. Bd. ; St. Kitt's, 31s. ; Jamaica, 325. to 32.. 6d. Refined is more steady at previous prices. Correa.—(}cod qualities continue in r eq uest at the va luations, but common sorts are not saleable at previous rates. Plantation Ceylon, small to low middling, 60e. to 665. ; middling, 675. 6d. to 745, ; good middling, 785. Bd. ; bold, 88a. ; other East India ooloury, T 2.. 6d. to 88e. 6d. ; pale and grey, 675. to 70e. Tim—There are buyers, but few sellers, at the reduo. Lion established at the late public sales for new season's teas. _ . . num —Currants continue in request, at 21s. up to 40s. for ordinary to Ana Raisins in moderato request, at firm prices. Rtu.—A few cub of Jamaica sold at their full valua iticx.-60 tons of Balla= sold afloat at 9s. 6d. landed. TErrint.—Business has been done for arrival at 3 346 d. lutnoo.—There is • good demand for Russian at • slight advance on July sales prices. SALTrrnue.—A smell parcel sold at 19s. 41d., for re fraction 3 per cent. Corrou.—A fair business is doing at barely previous prices. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAT.) The market is firm. Town taliow, 48s. 3d. ,• Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 48s. ; October to Deeember, 48e. ed.; December, 495.; January, 495. 3d. to 6d, ; March, 495. 641. to 60e. EIDE MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Liraninsial.L.—Hides.--6611n. to Nibs., Std. to Rid.; 64Ibs. to mho., aid. to Std . ; 721 W. W 60 1136 . MIL to 4 6.; 80Ibe. to 681ba, 441. to ; 861ba to gabs., 41d. to 4id.; 96Ibs. to 1041b5., 416. bd. Horse hides, 9s. 6d. to 10e. 6d.; calf skins. light, Re. to 45., full, 7s. bd. Baanosonsir.--81seep skins.—Lambs, as. Od. to 44. oa. ; shearlings, 3s. to 4s. 61 BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Nam. Pattenden and Smith report a continued .t oa dy demand for thu beet deeoriptiona, at late rates. Middling and inferior move off slowly at easier quotations. COAL MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Walls Bud Haden, 19a. Id. ; wally Bad Laud:don, 194. ; Walla End Band& 19a Id. ; Walls End South Hutton, 19a. 3d.; Walls End Teas, 19a. ; Walls End rad 19s. ; Walls lad Original 191 1 . 1 21, as End Wal ls Kalb, 171. Id.. Walls Godortli, 18s. 9d. ; End Tunsinu: lb. 9d. ; Walls Bud Button L►ooa,_ 18a. 941. ; Walls Pad Inimley, 171. Id. ; Tanildd Moor Edam, 14s. NI.; Wan Bartley, 16.. 941.---8141 at market. 89; at sea, 80. .11021117 MARIBT.--(17118 , DAY.) ONE O'CLOCK. The trasesetebas in the stock markets to-day show a preponderance of sales, and prime have given way in some eases. Consols are effaced, and have declined I per cent., the Bank of England return being con sidered rather unfavourable. The Three per Cents. Reduced and New Three per Cents. have 440 rtVeded to the Same extent, in sympathy. The changed In railway stocks are about evenly balanced, end do not exceed per cent. Metropolitan at one period of the morning, however, was I higher than yesterday. Some of the foreign bond. are exceptionally rather better. Spanish of 1687 have not been affected by the telegraphic) announcement from Paris that Marshal Serrano will shortly apply here far a loan of ate hundred million resin. The rate for bah in the dissount market is 11 to 1$ par cent., and for loans in the Stock Ex change, li. Co sole are quoted IN to 1 for money, and Oil to 1 for the account (Nov. 5) ; and the Tines per Cents. Reduced and New Three per Cents.. 9$ to 1. M regards railway stocks, Caledonian. Midland, Great Eastern, and Metropolitan have improved /to per eent. ; while London and North Western, Brighton, South Eastern, and Great Northern A have declined to the same extant. Priem are quoted as follows :—Caledonian, 701 to ; London :and North Western, 112 to ; Great Western, 49 to ; Midland, 1111 to 112 ; London and South Western, 87/ to 881; Great Eastern, 40} to 41; Brighton, 611 to ; South Eastern 771 to I ; Metropolitan, 1071 to 1; Great Northern, 107/ to 108 ; ditto A, 1071 to ; London, Chatham, and Dover, 171 to 1; Lan cashire and Yorkshire, 128 to 1 ; and Man chester, Shefilekl, and Lincolnshire, 471 to 1. Foreign securities are rather firm, and a rise of 1 to 1 per cent. is apparent in Brazilian of 1865, Italian of 1861, Peruvian of 1866, and the Nicolai Railway Loan. Subjoined are the prices : Braailian of 1866, 761 to 771; Chili= of 1867, 931 to 94 ; Egyptian of 1864, 821 to 831, ex div. ; Italian of 1861, 611 to 4 ; Mexican, 161 to ; Peru vian of 1866, 781 to / ; Russian of 1866, 901 to ; Nicolai Railway Loan, 671 to 4; ditto Orel, Mt to 1; ditto Moscow-Jaroslaw, 811 to 821; Spanish of 1867, 331 to t ; Turkish of 1868, 66 to ; ditto of 1862, 68 to 1; and ditto of 1866, 391 to 40. The market for Indian stocks is well supported. The Ten and a Half per Cents are quotod 214 to 217 ; the Five, 1141 to ; tho Four, 1031 to 104 ; the bonds, 20s. to 255. prom ; and the Debentures, lost to 1. Exchequer Bills, 15s. to 208. prom. Very little business is going forward in Bank shares, and prices aro unchanged :—London and Westminster, 64 to 8 ; London and County, 48: to 491 ; Union of London, 34 to f ; Anglo- Austrian, 6 to 1 prem. ; London and Brazilian, 30 to 25 dia. ; Imperial Ottoman, 11 to 1/ prem. ; and Consolidated, 8 to 1 prem. The transactions in the miscellaneous market are confined to a few shares. National Discount, 111 to f ; General Credit, 21 to 21 dis.; In ternational Financial, 11 to 11 die. ; Hudson's Bay, 141 to 151; Telegraph Construction, 151 to 16 ; Atlantic Telegraph Eight per Cent. Pre ference, 31 to 4}; and Anglo-American, 21 to 1. American stocks are without any special altera tion. The 5-20 Bonds are quoted 74 to ; Erio Railway shares, 331 to t ; Illinois Central, 93/ to 96 ; Atlantic and Great Western Debentures, 371 to 1 ; and the Consoli dated Mortgage Bonds, 391 to t. Italian Loan sezip is at par to 1 prem., being fiat. TWO O'CLOCK. The only fresh change in railway stocks is a decline of 1 per cent. in Metropolitan, upon speculative sales for a fall. Spanish Bonds of 1867 have improved per cent., but Italian of 1861 and Turkish of 1865 have declined Conmls are dull at 941 to I, and 941 to 1. FOUR O'CLOCK. The government funds are inquired for, and show a recovery of per cent., viz., to 941 to 1 for money, and 941 to 1 for the account. In the railway market Caledonian and Metro politan stocks have declined per cent., viz., to 701 to and 1061 to 1, respectively. Brighton, 511 to 1; South Eastern, 771 to t ; Midland, 1112 to 112 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 128 to 1 ; London and North Western, 112 to ; and Great Western, 49 to 1. With the exception of Italian Scrip, which has declined to 1 dis. to par, foreign securities show no change. Italian of 1861, 511 to 1; Orel, 841 to 1; Nicholai, 671 to 1 ; Turkish of 186,5, 391 to 1; Spanish of 1867, 331 to ; and Russian Scrip, 41 to 1 prem. No bullion operations have taken place at the Bank to-day. At Paris to-day the Three per Cent. Renter opened at 69fr. 25c. for the account, being about the same as yesterday. Australian advises announce the shipment to England of a further sum of 400,000/. in gold, making the total on the way, including the sum previously advised, 1,136,0001. In addition, about 600,0001. is expected to come to band about the middle of next week from the West Indies and Mexico. The Great Western Railway traffic return shows this week a decrease of 1,1591., compared with the corresponding period of 1807 ; the Great Eastern an increase of 9671. ; the London and South Western, an increase of 671. ; the London, Chatham, and Dover, including the Metropoli tan Extension and branches, a decrease of 1,6121. ; the Metropolitan Extension, separately, a de crease of 274/. •, the Lancashire and Yorkshire an increase of 18341. ; tho North Eastern an in crease of 169/. • and the Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, an increase of 1,9011. A special meeting of the Panama, Now Zea land, and Australian Royal Mail :Company (Limited) was hold yesterday, to consider the de sirability of winding up the undertaking or other wise. After a long discussion, in the course of which many large shareholders expressed their opinion that the concern ought to be continued, • committee was appointed, with the full concur rence of the directors, to endeavour to make an arrangement with the creditors, and to we if it be possible to carry on the company. The committee is to report to another mooting, to be hold within fourteen days. At a special meeting yesterday of the Universal Private Telegraph Company, a resolution was unanimously passed approving of the agreement for the sale of tho undertaking to the government. At ameeting of the Melbourne and Hobson's Bay United Railway Company, hold at Melbourne on the 4th Aug, a dividend of It. Ms. per share was dwlarsd for the half-year ending 30th Juno, being at the rate of V. per cent. per annum, and is now payable at the Colonial Bank of Australasia. The particulars are published of a number of bonds of the Colombian Government Loan of 1863, which were drawn on the 7th inst. for redemption, and will be paid off at par at the London and County Bank. _ _ Amon the onndidates for the °Lilco just vacated Dr. Letheby, of gas examiner fur the City of don, is Dr. B.S. Paul, some time lieroarater samaiad redoesd to Slim. st ass Mai Tba Miens Olaf), I Alb s i).ad (steady), iaNas &maim ad ratio* of the mercury within lost 14 Mum. Tharmossatar exposed Amis. liztstias fan* with its dizaatioa daring laat iss hawk L—caba. Wea th er; sly; ( l h a w 1.--f ; b.—hall ; I.—Usittabir t a . rgital/ (b 4 q. ) 1 0. (dull) ; ; a—ow ; t.—mnaw. atm.. gamy at ball (sasited), daring last ilt Lam. Ilea distastawak RICS. Barometrical premise has IthlLA dameasi it all nation Whet lest erruing ; on the west ems* of Ireland Uwe &sago shoo yeetrolar morning has been Dearly UV inch. The difference in pressure. a north and south dirouticm is siesrly the MUM as it was Fade day. Temperature in Great Britain is coasiderably higher. A south-west gale id in but night on the Irish comt, and it r se • blowing at Holyhead ; it crowd at Roehe's Point early this react. ins. A hash souttewseterly wind Mal primal* generally. he has fallen generellz, meat in the south of hhgland. The wet that is cloudy or inerrant. The conservatives have at length (observes tho Nmehrair Eresss(pwr) found a candidate to represent Rtes at the cocain; coated in Manchester. It is an. notuscad that Mr. Joseph Hoare, one of the well-known London banking firvs has accepted an invitation to contest the repressigation of the city In the conservative intend. LATEST FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. (moves asvrss•l Lowey.) SPAIN. MADRID, Oar. 9. A declaration of the Central Junta has been published to-day, pronouncing in favour of com plete civil, political, and religious liberty. THE CHARGE OF FRAUD AGAINST THE L 427 lIIiECTOBB OF THE I, MBROMANET CuIIPANI." MANSION-HOUSE.—(THIS DAY.) This afternoon having been appointed for the further inquiry into the complaint against Mr. Richard Stuart Lane, Mr. Horses Edward Chapman, and Mr. Fredeeick John Ratted Delbert, late direc tors of the Merchants' Company (Limited), of haying issued a false prospectus relative to the akin of the com pany with intent to defraud the public and induce them to take shares in the company—the greatest interest itp peered to be manifested to bear the proceedings. The defendants surrendered shortly after 1 o'clock. The magistrates on the bench were the Lord Mayor, Sir Robert Carder, and Alderman Caustin. When the case was called oa, Mr. Lewis addressed the court, and said that since the adjournment the accounts of the company had been inves tigated by an eminent accountant, and the result that was arrived at was that the stake:isms contained in the pros pectus were not false, but were in point of fact justified by the state of the accounts. Under these circumstances he was desirous, on the part of the complainant, to with draw from further proceeding in the matter, and at the same time to state that no imputation rested upon the character of the defendants in reference to this transac tion. The Lord Mayor expressed Ms earprise after the delay that had takes place and the informations that had been sworn to, that this course should have been adopted. The complainant might have been E.atisdiecl, but he was not, and be should tequila the informations of the complainant and Mr. Barber to be read. _ _ _ _ Mr. Metcalfe, the barrister, who appeared for Mr. Chapman and Mr. Holbert, strongly objected to this course being taken on the ground that it was calculated to most unfairly prejudice the defendants. The Lord Mayor, however, persisted in having the in formation read, and it was read. It was to the effect that Mr. Moore had bees induced to purchase 100 shares in the company, and paid 1,6001. upon the statement con tained in the prospectus that the defendants' firm, which then existed as Lane, Hankey, and Co., which bad been sold to the Merchants' Company, were perfectly solvent and could guarantee • dividend of 10per cent. upon the capital advanced by the shareholders. The resalt of the was represented to have been that a sam of 37,0001. was ad vanced by the public upon shares in the company, the whole of which went into the hands of the defendant*. The com pany stopped in November, 1866, and it was alleged that so far from the original firm with which the defenasats were connected being able to sanction a dividend of 10 per cent. they were insolvent. Mr. Valiance, of Ease:-street, who appeared for Mr. Lane, complained of these statements going forth without an opportunity being afforded for cross-examination, and be said he was prepared to have shown that all the state ments in the prospectus were true. The Lord Mayor inquired if Mr. Moore had been paid his money back ? Mr. Lewis said he would admit that when it was found that the criminal charge could not be supported, an arrangement had been made by which Mr. Moore was to be retunded the amount he had given for his shares. Mr. Valiance said he could have shown that the firm of Lane, Hankey, and Co., were in the receipt of commission to the amount of 116,1)001. during one year. The Lord Mayor said if this was so, it was odd that they sliculd have failed so soon afterwards. Mr. Valiance said it was owing to the panic which had brought down so many great houses. The summons was then dismissed, and the defendants left the court. &KIPPING INTALLIGENCIL-(THIS DAL) thiarrstuti, Oct. 9.—Salied : Fmfy, for Cape Coast Cagle. OPAL, Oct. B.—Arrived : Alice Thorodyke. from Tupelo°, for Hamburg, was supplied with an author and chain, in lieu of others ha t . Glcolyon , from Sunderland, for Valparaiso ; Prince Alfred, from Sunderland. for Valparaiso. 9th : Arrived from the river : Craner, for Kurracher ; Luc.hlee, Cape of tioud Hope; Emily, Cape Coast CeaUe. Lietaroot, Oct. B.—Arrired: Zwalnaw, from Buenos Ayres Wapitc, St. John, N.B. ; Oscar. Quebec. Sailed, Oct. 8: Sidlaw, for San Francisco; Britoh Queen, Savannah; Juna, lksdon ; _Cbtillutdre. Sydney ; John Bellamy, Calcutta; 0116411, Bombay; Que Quaassrovis, Oct. bec. 9.—Arrived : France (as.), from Liverpool City of lialtunpre (se.), Liverpool ; and both proceeded for New York ; Unica Clinton, Liverpool, for Boston, with rudder-bead gone, lore of sails, water, isc. HAIMIATII, Ott. Byfaged Christiansen, for Bahia. Lanier, Oct. 9.—Wind at noon S.W., moderate bream, and 84..4.-rwerrrov, Oct. B.—SaDed: Saxon (a) for the Cape. Ptraorria. Oct. 7.—Arrived : Jidda tram :terminal'. X/3611.0.11).—Arrind Speculator, from Bt. John's, N.D. ; Annie lt•Canne, St. John* N.B. (iLI.tt.IIWISR, Oct. &—Arrived Kjelkoka, from Richibucto ; Fareund. St. John* Np.%....er, Oct. B.—Arrived: Tbarra (m.), front Whoa. Eailt.l: Yumurs, St. Thumaa MILFORD, Oct. B.—Arrival: Black Swan, from Quebec, fur Cattlion. 111•ItYPOIIT, Oct. S.—Arrived: Ann, from (Weber. ROL% DIAL,. ia blowinga gale from S.W. CASUALTIth. _ _ STIMOYE.S. Oct. B.—Arrived Victor, from Lirerpod, for Christiana, &mMed in after nhipping anchor and chain by the lifeboat of the Royal National Lifeboat Institution, having brought up in Hoy bound the same morning in a dangerous posi tion during a heavy gale. _ Lon Knorr, Oct. ft- The Jessie, from Vann to Hull, which put in bore yesterday, leaky, ban been lillr•Vrd. The cargo waa found to be badly damaged, and most he &wham:El. Dial., Oct. S.—The Alice Thorndyke, arrived in the Downa, reprt& that on the 19th Sept., in tat. 40, lon. 63 W, the passed some am ckage, c..nsisting .if a sbio's vary and rigging, and that on the 17th, in let. 41 N., kin. 36 W., she passed a wreck, appa rently that of a barque ur brig, with foremast and bowsprit *land ing, waterlogged and abandoned. PLYMOUTH, Ocr. 9, 12.40 P.M.—The Union Company's steamship Dane, with the Cape male, hat just arrived eft here. Joins KNOX.—Hor Majesty's Board of Works Lae just completed the re-causewaying of the Parliament- EltlinbFgwhi und thin an ort o 7 e ldn w esda ss Wednesday a t t o one, b i Ne h t e l burial-place of the renowed " Scots worthy," John Knox, over whore grave the Regent Morton pronounced the eulogium, "There live one who never feared the face of man." —Scotsman. THE GREAT EAIVTRRIC—The Groat Eastern steamship arrived at Sheerness at half-past 4 yesterday afternoon from Liverpool, to take on board the French Atlantic cable. The ship came into the harbour very slowly, only using her screw. The dockyard riggers and the government tugs belonging to Sheerness Dockyard safely moored her at her original position in the Medway, about two miles from Sheerness pier. Crowds of peop le assembled on the beach and pier to witness her arrival. Navigating Lieutenant Brockman, of her Majesty's steam yacht Wildfire, accompanied the vessel from - Liverpool to Sheerness. AESATILT ON A COUNTY COUNT JIMOE.—On Wednesday, as Mr. Sheperd, Q.C., Deputy County Court Judge, Hull, was proceeding to his court, he observed a fight between two women, and endeavoured to separate the fair combatants. Whilst he was doing so a man went up and dealt the peace-making judge a very heavy blow on the left stile of his bead, and immediately decamped. Mr. Shcperd was knocked down, and so confused by the blow that lie is unable to recognise his assailant, but tho police believe they know the man. Three of the women who bad taken part in the row were arrested. SINGI:Laft SUICIDE.—Last evening Mr. Lang horne, the deputy coroner for Westminster, held au in quiry at the St. Martin's Vestry-hall, Charmg-cross, re hpectiug the death of Daniel Hanley, aged 68 years. Robert Portwin identified the deceased as his father. and said that he lived at 66, Broad-street. St. Giles'. He was a drayman le tie employ of Merin. Combs, Deladeld, and Co., the well-known brewers. At times he used to wander in hie mind, and the witness had o ft en to sit up with him. He Lad worked for the brewery 33 years. James Brown, a drityman, said that he was employed at the brewery, in Castle-street, Soho. On last Saturday morning he saw the deceased near the iron door close to the yeast vat. That was at six o'clock in the morning. Shortly afterwards the deceased was found in the iron vat. It was filled with yeast. The vat was four feet high, and be could not possibly have fallen into it. Other evidence proved that shortly before the de ceased leaped into the vat, ho had been given an ale note, and ho was to have gone out with the dray. Frederick Flicker a dreyman, proved pulling the deceased out of a vat of yeast. He was thou quite dead. He first saw the helmet of the deceased sticking out of the yeast, and he then stirred him up with an iron rod. The yeast was quite cold. Mr. - L. J. Beale. surgeon, said there was • bruise on the deceased's face. Ile fi rst saw him lying on his back in the vat sur rounded with yeast. Ile must have got on the top of one of the beer barrels near the vat, and thou Lave leaped into the yeast. The poet mortem examination of the deceased proved that death had resulted from effusion of blood on the brain caused by suffocation from drowning. The mauler having summed up, the jury returned a ver dict of suicide while in a state of unsound mind. THE ALLYAMLD MURDER AT VAUXUALL.—Yea terday afternoon Mr. W. Carter held an inquest at the Lord Clyde Tavern, Ruckford-street, Vauxhall, touching the death of John Buolmsy, aged seven yearn who was alleged to have been mu rde red by his mother, at No. 6, Burnett-street, Vauxhall, on Saturday evening last. The jury returned a verdict of "Manslaughter" against the mother. 3 misted* assistant in 11'niversit7 College labors ron.rsest to Professor Grabens, now master of the Dr. Paul has long devoted himself to the study and analysis of ooal and its various pro f has attained a high reputatiost in that brandchemical science. The emend memorandum is from the Hop and Malt Exchange me ted) : At the Bop mad Ilz the hop trade was dull, at about late rates obasse . Several to-day cholas paroels found bsysis at prices rather under those of last week. The brewers de not appear to be buyer. to any great =Lent, and while this es the OW the trade will reissue inactive. Malt was rather better. First quality realised 74.. to 7da. per quarter ; mooed and 'niftier, 70s. to 73e. per quarter. The follo wing _ is the officialretern of the ch e q ues and bi ll s cleared in the Bankers' Clearing-house for the weak ending Wednesday, Oot. 7 : Thursday, Oct. 1 210,793,000 V&tOct. 2 9,877,000 ay, Oct. $ M0nday,9,746,000 Taiaday, Oct. 6 11,184,000 why, Oct. 7 /46.884,000 /ow C. P 0000; Deputy DuPeeler. Beaus' Clairia&bouss, Oct. 8. For the corresponding week of last year, the total was only 61,247,0001., so that the increase affords fair evidence of an enlarged commercial movement. This view is confirmed when we find that, against the 16,232,0001. of cheques and bills cleared on the 3rd inst. (the 4th being Sunday), the amount on the 4th October last year did not exceed 12,766,000/. The position of the leather trade is noticed as under in the monthly circular of Mears. T. J. and T. Rowell, dated yesterday : ' . . _ Another month hie passed without bringing with it the king-looked-for improvement in the de for heavy solo leather, or, at least, bringing so limited and partial an improvement as to leave the great bulk of the article uninfluenced. Prime English butts of middle and heavy weights have met rather more inquiry, but for the bulk of the butts from South American hides the demand has re mained unusually small for the time of year ; if, however, the heavy sole leather trade has been dull, the market hai maintained great activity for light sole leather, with a very maall supply, and many kinds of dressing leather have been particularly scarce. Prices have not shown very greet variations they are . generally . flrm, and in some cases, especially in light dressuig hides, a further advance has been edablisked. The returns of the Board of Trade for the first sight mouths of this year show an increase of the exports of leather, " wrought" and " unerrought," over the corresponding period of last year, of more than 30 percent., and it may be presumed, that with the existing small docks, excepting only of South American Butts, prices will be well supported. Raw Goods.—The imports of sole leather hides have been limited, one cargo only of River Plate which was sold afloat has arrived. The other transactions have almost all taken place at the public sales. The decks wo enumerate were almost all reduced by the public sales of let, at which full_prioes were realised for the Australia* and Cape hides. At Leadenball yesterday there was a small supply of fresh leather, and a good avenge demand, although the atten danosof buyers was not large. The articles most in re quest were light crop hides, light English butts, light Eng lish shoulders, common dressing hides., calf skins, and es- pecially light English bellies. Former prices were well supported. The weekly return of the Bank of France shows the following changes (the exchange being takes at 25fr. to the pound) : Coin and bullion Dills discounted Rotes in circulation Private deposits Treasury balance Decrease 693,400 Advances The coin and bullion show a further decline equal in amount to that of last week, but the total hold AM exixxxls the astonishing sum of fifty millions sterling. The return of the Bank of England for the week ending Wednesday, Oct. 7, compared with that for the previous week, shows the following changes: Circulation issue £34,692,935 Circulation active Public deposits 6,366,624 Other deposits 18,022,446 Government securities in Decrease 8204,140 Increase 246,646 Decrease 78.670 Decrees. 712,671 Increase 09,586 banking department . . 15,039,716 Other securities in bank- ing danartment Coin and bullion in both Decresee 312,564 departments 20,707,995 Decrease 293.191 Seven day and other bills 649,08.5 Increase 27,529 The Rest Notes in reserve Total reserve (notes& coin) in banking department 11,060,030 Decrease 649,836 The Bank's discount and loan business continues to fall off, as his shown by the decrease of 312,3641. in the " other " securities, but, in consequence of the heavy withdrawals of deposits, the reservo has again been trenched upon to the extent of 549,8161. During the week the Bank received from abroad 139,000/. in gold over and above what it parted with for export, and, as the coin and bullion show a diminution of 293,1911., a total of no less than 452,1911. has to be accounted for. Tho requirements for travelling and electioneering purposes seem insufficient to explain so heavy an absorption of coin. BANK OF / AN Acooirrr, pursuant to the A toe the week ending on W iWitt a 1,11.4 Notes issued £34,6WASkid I ►et 7th and lith Victoria, cap. SR redneaday, Oct. 7, Hid& tit;reTnnetat Debt £11.015,100 Other Securities 8,9810100 told Ocen arid Du11i0n.t9,6401,411 Biker &aLica. 531,801,936 &M OILING DI =debate Cspital-i1t,663,000 Public Dermas ( 4B-1,719 in cluding kachaper, flavinitts OzeßamOcusgsß P/STIIINT. tie; - it5,030,71S Other Securitains Noted 1a,04.5,43 Gold and &Ivor Coin :i1,013,0111 NatioailDsht, mad DividendAtootuita) 5,3A8,1344 Other Deposita &MU Dey sad other 604066 C 42,153,574 Et.i61,116 0. Four, Chid Caallier. 1968. Dated the 9th day of October. WEATHER REPORT.-(THIS DAY.) ir R. T.. 3 ;.; -- —.— Nairo 30 66 f 61 40 Abendrea 9..70f 6.1 51 1,912 29.71 1 65 63 Bib. Ms 29.02 1 63 60 floortorie 29.91 f ISO • Yorzoiratli 30 00f 61 Helder 30.13 46 fikudeoureo; Ardeolusa 18.711 50 M Oreerionatlo 39.67 1 62 60 71012beed 211.201 65 bfi Liverpool 99191 66 by Valsolia Cape Cla6e '33.731 53 63 Bache% Pt 49.13 f 6160 Peolosto 136.971 16 63 P073409t1 180.03 1 5619 W 30.241 66 69 i).061 66 52 LOA= .061 63 62 C. Or Nee 30.091 50 50 Brat Leeriest 10.13 f 64 to p Rochetart Merits 3 oe 68 NI Bastasal. .lB ,46 - = we Lyma..— Took= 29.33 6 Brorreflre 35.41 2 W,8.W. 1 • L - • B. • N.S. .P W. 64 .4r-__ FUIDAT. OCT. O. 8 A.B. Extrune. j B.W. B.W. 8 I t 3. , S.W. 4 W.S.W. 4.8.11, - , S.E. 3 &S.W. , S.W. T W.S.W. 4 S.W. II W.111.W.' W.S.W. 1 W.S.W. 4 S.W. ; 3 S. T S.W. 4 N. , $ &II W. SM. e:ii. I ii.*: ,w.S.W. 8.W.8.w. B.W. S. &&W. B.W. B.W. N.W. W.N.W I 18. W. IC 18. o» 10. co 0.06 1 re 0.04 1 er 0.05 - 00 3 et 0.01 4 a I —l 2 oo 0.01 4 ono 0.00 - or 0.16 - o 0.01 1 or 0.17 4 of 0.41 6 00 0.33 4 co 4 o 0.01 4 eo , S co j boo - c , 4 Of I 0 $ b fc 6 !- • : t • tb i 4 • 4 ~..T..n.