The Express. — London, England, 1868-10-06 00:00:00

NI; I IA: ENcE.--(T1118 DAY.) oF it ‘N KRITITCY. .•1,11..i..TWT Hama.) 0.• r: PRISM. 1,, 1:11 traveller, residitiq at . .• • mrrly carried oa busiuess as mar Sydney. New South , : : prnperty asien up to th.t ,ntn,prr , application for an Arol f.r the official a....ianoc. boon gir. a to the 11V3, 11,1 ~proAition. A. YINN. . das a commission and general • .. Edmonton, asked to be • . And sarreoderinflo estate. ail although the • ilrupt only s. • , • • separate income of 100/. wlui were tradesmen. thought it I icinkrujit should, under the cif - ~•. .v 1 unconditional discharge from his , Asked for an adjournment, in order I I:.li4ilt settle with his creditors, and • ..• .0. honest MM. si..ted that he had no eontrol orer his was. unable to make any offer to the t' e bankrupt that he did not come ere t bad been living at the ea .1.0-e geeds he had consumed. and the • 3.!'ourned as suggested by Mr. Aldridge. nth,. ),.ICE COURTS.-(TATS DAY.) CLERKENWELL. •rr.. ON THU NORTH LONDON RATLWIT. . d Is. who said he had no home, mei was charged before Mr. Henn Hooker during his employ tr.iin on the North London ltailwey, at • imi-la:nti were made to the guard that , r .r,-:-Ted upon annoying passengers by play • ill one Uof the carnage.. ltimately Lim from the train at Highbury. and • Is., defendant committed the assault. . .I if any of the passengers bad attended e would have punished the defendant ••• ,s ,o.sault he would have to pay 205., or • .nipriwwied and kept to hard labour in . - 7-Tee:ion for 14 days. ..ht was locked up in default. SOUTHWARK. ,Tit t. eox Dr et Lw TEI MEWS. . and Witham Anthony were placed at is Mr. ltunlant charged with riotous conduct nl, Lambeth, and assaulting Mary Ann Thomas Loader in a disgraceful manner. s•-, r complainant said that about 8 o'clock on the so:.i . ug Le was proceeding along the Tork-road question, when he was attacked by the - and two other young men, who kept the whole sivement arm-in-arm, and thrust everybody they . meet with into the road. Witness remonstrated •m. when prisoner seized him by the arm and 'om off the ravement. The.other prisoner attacked ale and knocked her down. y krui fearing raid that the was treated in a very manner. The prisoners and their companions took e pavement, and thrust every person off. She fell 'ter. and ,u getting up fell again. Fottunately me a con.dable came up and took the prisoners dr. hnm told them their conduct was divraceful. -top to such riotous behemour in the areal m cr one month, each. IPEATII FROM ST_lRr.inox Ly T. LiTeS. INQI - EST.—',THIS DAY.) noon Mr. Humphreys, coroner, held an Fountain Tavern. Baldwin-street. St. •••ua the death. from alleged starvation. of akuil years. 16. City-t,ardens. St. Luke's, daughter .-. .aid that her mother was the widow of e the death of her husband she and • : themselves by needlework. Some he , work, but during thu season • ..le y working bard six shillings. Some main three shillings. She could not earn I.cra.ii. and witness did not live with her. • * .1 f the cold. When witnea could -.. f, yr gulf-pence she did su. but wit s e,.iiivtitnes only two shillings a 14. R.-gent-street, St. Lao's, said r. a-,ed t ai. a hlow lodger. (hi Friday night Ler at. doc a door step in the street. She y :.! an,l Att.ali,t,Al. Witness called her husband, arr. d Ler horr.e. She had not had enough to 4. WM very badly oft lately because she had : Lcellework. BriAow. the landlady of the house in *.• ,cased lived, said she was a hard-worloing - • she could pet work to do. She had • f...r relief. but they refused to give her any. Why did they do that ? .r., they laid. " We will give you nothing u.e into the hones." - 're old threat, " Come in or else we will not f • Then the people do not go in. and they 'aid that on Friday night she went into the •,! her lodge' war, and she found her • a corner of it. There was no • W J The deceased slept in Ler clothes, and • w herself down on a few old rags in one of • the r , KArn. All the furniture in the room • •-• tw , chain without bottoms. The t..en oiten without food. . I Irrtnt s.l tt...t the deceased died from ex : 1'0..04 eyon the brain. There was no trace • Cr rc!urllect a eetdi , t et " Death from extravert •—l .n the brain, sceelerated by want of food ti•se.s... • t* TENS' E FIRE NEAR HOLBORN. LA •,t :I quarter to 4 this morning a very az : k.. a: the lade range of business pre . a ~rk-hr, r a ra4:apir-r1 by Messrs. Straight ..ry ai.d Lard wv.4l merchants, &c., situate m .r Charle4-•.tre•tt and Kirby-street, Hatton :, bre it appears seas discovered by the c. and it, a short space of time :• am...ugines from the Holborn and Far . •'. •• t •tatma , ware on the spot, but the firemen ' • !lore r hiefly tr,sa ' the adjoining _pro but oo • those edforts 1 , ,reht,11... and premises occupied by Mr. • haterdosher, &c., immediately ad '• •• - premises, suffered very oasi s tre was not got thoroughly under until • -•. A large body of the Salvage Corps at •:.dered of service. 's report is as follows :—" 3.5, Charles • ' • -rarlen. MCORTI. Straight Brothers. ivory • .1 turner-. and steam saw mill pmprietors— .• 43 feet long by 24 feet, burned out and uildusg of two and throe floors, 60 feet • wiue-house and tutting-rooms awl stores, : .i.erv, very seriously damaged by fire and • ft. - Back of dwelling damaged ••• f. t c.. supi . be insured to the West of •-- , •ffice. 1.0. 36, ditto, C. Lowe. printer, aide .n.ed out, and the roof damaged by breakage water—insured in the Phoenix. Ditto Messrs. ;Perrier and Goblins, gliders in .-at damage by water, ht.—insured in the •Alice. No. 33, A. Mather, gaefltter, similar insurance unknown. No. 43, Kirby • upivd respectively by Mr. T. Wright, a ..ker, Mr. l'atrick, a lapidary, Mr. Caciby, a Mr. J. Bypera, a diamond cutter and Gilbert and Nigleton, glass cutters, and Mr. ii.achiniat,.have the back rooms on the ground P.M and setond floors severely damaged by • • :NI of the building by smoke, water, &r. • • .:.known. No. 29, Ratton-garden, Mr. T. • ••.ectro-plater, roof of back workshops damaged • •Aktente on ground Boor by water.— ftrr TO PRisos FOR Tuiu NIWIT POAM73lo.—Yesterday, at the Wake- John Ntrinfer, fanner, basket manufac :;.- ,wne r (A cenpideralile freehold property at ••, Aairytd.. el mg with a labouring man • i.h Mal, with night poaching. The cam Ji.unst. awl the court wag crowdod. It wee •••tri o• clock on arenifitti of 18th uk.l[r. • therdefendant went Into a field where there -. and were caught trailing it from end to r • tnirt• yards long. For the defence it Wag M, '.;':r had a nkht to be in the field where he .tad. tl.,t tarav a preserver of game, and that, as "";" , • , -"a the watneseea agaiu.t him on *event ""-s value, they had " made tap" a I ....A wr, nv , , stri tjr sent to prison • month., e•-d fl 11. w ho was acting a. hia • :of nil week.. brae Mercury. I , l' A TnAvgl.t.ett. —At the yt:httr•iihy James Fulmer, a re nw,ted r M ang an. (: hanged with an " 'A. " ' l * and 4 '". helonging to Messrs. • .1- anddi►till erm and wino and spirit Katehelor-street, in that town. Hs wen an ap the eervite of the firm, and had recontir been •• at a 'alai, of 1204 a year, and en h. He abasouded, and was appreboadial on ,t m North Wales, where he wee enjo7ol - 'a. at "tut of alarotitte on the hill. Os bumf t. 'rebarakvwet, Lo noolly mid. "1 danitkaow Went ja I it . l/ 'go large." Ho was remanded. THE =PRE S*: TVEOPAT fecliTol3E4,4lllMiB• THIRD EDITION. LATEST FOREIGN INTELLIGENCK INDIA. Tsgostes marrors's AM:WY ) BOMBAY, asrr. 15. (Via firindigi.) Adri.w from the lluzara frontier RUAe that the troops were expected to advance about the 10th or Opposition by the enemy was also ex }Acted. The Lahore Chronicle atatoa that Akhoond Swat had attacked and killed .50 Hindustanece. From Cabool he is reported to be stirring up the disaf fected tribes of Affghanistan. Sir Alexander Grant returns to England by the mail of the 26th inst. Major Tennant, who was appointed to observe the recent eclipse, reports that a portion of his observations were most successful, enabling him to make important scientific discoveries. CALCUTTA, 870:. to. • The Hyderabad Durbar has sontenoed fifty-four Rohlllas to transportation for life for taking part in the disorders in the Nizam's dominions. It is stated that five-rupee notes will shortly be issued. NPWA from Burnish states that Meingoon Mentha, the rebellious on of the King of Burmah, has been captured on British territory, and will prehebly be conveyed to Calcutta. The government of Bengal recommend the abandorinent of the Canning Port Railway. Distress in the north-west provinces is feared in consequence of the failure of the rains. conERrATIFR LAND soermrr (THIS DAY.) The quarterly grooral meeting of the share holiers wu held this day at the Norfolk-street offices, T6count ItAarmaou in the chair. The SWM= (Mr. Ortineieen) having read the adver tisement convening the meeting, the following report of the executive committee was read : _ '• The executive committee have much pleasure in meet ing the shareholders at the close of the sixteenth financial year, and at being enabled to make the following highly gratihing returns for the four quarters of the year ending the 30 th September last tqlsrpo ['halve rntsd Quarter teding i¢ o.m. ukusti December 25. o, i i CIO 179 7N) 1.87. .. . s Marvh 4 5 , lerkl. 314 17:. 570 June 21, 1868. 822 , Kt 9al &pt. 30, 196 d 418 ,A 1 al Total" to Mi tbaelmre, IST ... . Ginied totals to )(Wiwi rms. I**4 OM 316 1,771 r-ses j 4597 27,79 J ys.mt rovr+ NI.Am s. d. 61,168 9 S 60,916 13 4 4:0,607 6 4 33,416 10 1,4,31.1 19 i; 1,100,6113 7 9 1.1.1.110 7 11 "lhe total withdrawals suite the formation of the society (1852), to Michaelmas, 11468, are, 328,9 W 19s. 6d. The total sale of land for the same period i 5583,6601. l,ie. ld. The reserve fund to Michaelmas, 1863, is 12,1534 2s. 9d. The last share number aimed to 30th September, 1808, was No. 30,564. The estates alloted since the last Midsummer report have beau the following:—Hollowsy (upper), Middlesex. July 23. 2. Reigate (Red-hill) Surrey (East). August 13. 3. Northampton (ffinisthorpc), Northamptonshire, Sept. 3. It is a matter of congratula tion that the final allotment of estates by the society should have terminated with the offering of such eligible building properties as those at Holloway, Reigate, and Northampton. The first-mentioned estate in the parish of lalington can only be regarded as the continuation of the streets of London ; the second is beautifully situated within a short walk of the Red-hill Station, with a frontage to the high road to litigate town ; and the last is a piece of land, within a short distance from the centre of the town of Northamp ton, just outside the borough boundary , and therefore is free from the town rates. The allotment at Northampton took place after a public meeting at which the Mayor presided, and at winch Messrs. Larne and Winetanley, members of the board, attended as a deputation, to ex plain the mode of selling land by . allotment. The social advantages presented by the society's system of invest ment, and of making advances for building, were fully recognised at the meeting, by the unanimous passing of a revolution. expressive of confidence in the Conservative Land Society. As intimated in former reports, the land business heretofore carried on by the society, will from the 'resent period be transacted solely by the United Land Company, Limited. nu respective boards,by co-operation, will be in a position to extend materially their operations--the company, by enlarging considerably the dealing in bad ; and the vuciety, by in creasing budding and other advances. The society, freed from the purchase of estates, can develop to a much graiter extent the properties acquired in 26 counties, by enabling the existing allottees and the future pur chasers of plots to build houses thereon. The very prosperity, indeed, of the parent society, caused the demand for the loan business to be largely on the increase every year, and the demand can now be met most advantageously. inasmuch as the United Land Company, Limited, with a fixed capital, can exclusively purchase properties for which building advances, if re vired. will be made by the other association. The so ciety and the company, working together on a combined principle of action, will assist each other, double powers and resources being supplied by the mutu al co-operation. The executive committee have nominated Mr. Thomas Russell, public accountant, and Mr. Newnham Win stanley as the two auditors on behalf of the board. The two candidates to be elected by the shareholders at the present meeting are Mr. W. H. Clernow and Mr. James Goad, whose names have been duly advertised under rule 30. After this day's election the four audi tors will meet in due course to examine, audit, and report as to the accounts and balance-sheet for the financial year ending September 30, 1868, to be pre salted at the annual meeting early in December next. The executive committee of the Conservative Land Society, in entering upon its seventeenth year, feel that they will be now enabled to carry out to a much greater extent than heretofore the wholesome provisions of the Friendly Societies' Acts. As a benefit building society, under the certified rule*, advances will be made on free hold, leasehold, and other approved security; such advances not being hunted in amount and ex tent, as was necessarily the case when the society had to purchase the land for allotment. It is impoedble to over-estimate the value of benefit build ing societies, rocially and morally ; the working thereof bas been of ineakailable advantage to all classes of the community, not only as a safe and profitable investment, but also as enabling persons to acquire land at a cheap rate, and to build housce, so as to become their own land lords. The executive committee look forward, therefore, with confidence to the future of the society; whilst they cordially thank the shareholders for their confidence and support during the past sixteen years. " (Signed) Itarmaom Chairman. " (Countersigned) Creamers Lewis Generous, Sec." [Left sitting.] Lord Napier, who was last week the guest of Sir J. Pakington, at Droitwieb, arrived last night at Hawar den, on a visit to Mr. Gladstone. Last evening the Right Hon. Frederick Poul and Mr. H. Yates Thompson, the liberal candidates for the representation of South-east Lancashire, addressed • meeting of their supporter+ in the Co-operative Hall. Bolton. The ball, which will bold about 1,600 person,, was crowded some time before the proceedings commenced. On the proposition of the Mayor of Bolton (Mr. J. Barlow), a resolution approving the candidature of both gentlemen was passed with aceliunat* . The ultramontane journal, the Monde, alluding to the fall of Isabella, observes :—" If lightness of con duct be a motive for dethrouing sovereigns, there would be many other thrones vacant in our days." To this the Ceiis. r 4 r owto r eplies :—'• Lightness of manners in a sovereign is certainly ill-calculated to inspire respect for royalty." The Monde, considered this reflectiou very just, and added, "Might not the certificate of good life and manners required for humble functions be, in the case of the highest, use fully replaced by something analogous (quelquechoec d'anaingue) which might remind those who exercise power that they are bound to show themselves the most worthy I." " Something analogous "is rather vague, and the Monde is asked to be more precise. PLEASANT NEWS FOR TILE NZIORBOURA.—A few days ago a man named Turner escaped from the Ifroadmoor Criminal Lunatic Asylum. The prisoner had teen confined in that establishment since his acquittal of the murder of his wife on the ground of insanity, and it appears that while engaged with a dust-cart outside the budding he contrived to divert the attention of the atten dant, and got off. An active search has been instituted. end a personal description of the fugitive posted at the chief Public places in the neighbourhood, but up to the time of writing he had not been recaptured. He is alai to be every powerful man. about Oft. bin. in height, and it is sepposed that lie has taken shelter in the woods. LATZST SPORTINGINTRIAIGIUCE 6111PlINO JIMLLIff3IIOZ-1111111 RAZ) Liontow, Oct. t—WITEd at aim WA Woo eft rain. NUvaimiwoll.—Anived : Ainiridin. balls o =mi esibtrias Arino. Trinidad. i d : Dirrwnid. far f. New faabild; John banks, Kamm's; Jams Armstrong. Do• - 11*17., Oct. IL—Arrived : lades, from Covida. Arrived frog tho river: far laricelek for Horns-Ifees; Bnatl, Pailadelphia. Bailed : Bt. Ifireeet, far Bt. Vieecat, Livrarooc, Oct. b.— Arrived : Cerioits. tram Namable& ; Akvab Ilawkryo, horiehebe ; Maria = (s.), a Mew York; Oerlacce, ; Peniviee se ), Babas. Sailed : liMbed, far Wadies I Dear Ma, Africa ; Mareadrica ; Donee More de Pomba. Secamaer. OCC L—Arrivel I Oielk tram Selma for Bream ; Denys, levairs i _vilk ef fandeigicark soak he. WATISVORD, ik-41•UNI: Om% for IC Join's. Porte c Oat. : Pelee, feu Ports Mao; daubed, _ _ - 117Couosam. Or 4. IL—Arrived : &wan • X. Outlaw.. from John's. N.B. Salted : or New Orisons. C•eas ,rr Garta Coassova fatZect= n Lord itsaley, Mate Video; News, Rio (treads Bt. Minsuersat. Oat. A—A very heavy gale at NA. essonnated soldigt, hourly inereadag. On Ti LISASP.-Arrivtd: Uregoal. tint Natal. OASUALTINA Doves, O. R.—The 'Vinery C..) tom Landes to Teitssille, mblelt mu rime near Romney an the tad at October, heo hem Set Mt. end arrived bare to-day. Yersewse ; Oet. Jane Datt, et Inadea. tor GesseesseA greenied ea the Cron dead Ind evesig, bat was mita aff sad Prrat=Aft. no water. ,t,.. 3.—Tho followfas from the mune, et the blortv Yam ni Gana. Guam ie Ms boss re melted here:—" Vanes weberimell and = a t ' ft, 411, teat 44; u the daps la bomb; by atomic Cale bound ter Glasgow. Gowen. Ott. A— Money, of sad for Arbroath. bus Ina &dais% reported yesterday as ashore at Holy bland. will be p at m ere towed tosve*. the ebe baring bra pat ad; matentast sad art are burned. QUARANTINE NOTION. Timm, Ott 1.--By ea cedes trues the Board of Rea* Mel SW AKA, the ports of Free an Mimed Medea with yellow hew twee Feb. RYA WEATHER REPORT.-(THIE3 DAT.) Tummy. Our. 4, • a.s. 1. 'Fr. I k o.vt; 0.01 , OA; 1041 . 6 0.11 - 1 0.0 - 0.01 $ 0./6 MO 0.11) 0.13 OM z , : _ , _ - I - I 4 • Darceseter conested sad Maud to SI die. M ww; 21(0 letters r (rig), f (tame, s (steady). bdtega dtrealisa st soaks of the sawn 'Wilda lama 14 boss. Thresaawatas wipassa is shade. Wrap* tares with its direction duslog last SI loss. Z.— abs. Weather: b.—Nos sky; s.—alowds ) ; ((Mashed I.—tog ; b.—lag; sa.—wilsty (hazy); o.—essrasel (dull) t.—thuader. stow or hall (melted). &slag last 24 hours. fiaa distrutaaas. ----- MONEY MARIIIT.-(THIS DAY.) • ONB O'CLOCK. The English funds aro without variation, the transactions being upon a very limited scale, and about evenly balanced. Attention is directed to the monthly settlement, which will be completed this afternoon. Some of the English railway stocks have given way to a moderate extent, additional speculative sales for a fall having been made upon the decrease in the South Bastern frame, and an anticipation that the returns of several of the other principal companies to be issued during the next few days may also prove un f avo urable . Foreign bonds, h owever , are still inquired for, and some of them, including Spanish of 1887, exhibit a fresh rise. A. few transactions hare occurred in the scrip of the new Italian loan, at If to 11 preen. Little business has taken Platte in other seettrities, and prices are quoted the earns as yesterday. The demand for money is moderate, and the supply large. The rate for the beet bills is 11 to If per cent., and for loans in the Stock Exchange, 1 to If. Console are quoted 641 to i for money, and 941 to 1 for the account (Nov. 6) ; and the Three per Cents. Reduced and New Three per Cents., 93k to I. Some railway stocks are flat, and Caledonian, Great Eastern, South Eastern, and Great Northern are 3to 3 per cent. worse. Midland, however, has risen 3. Prices aro quotel as follows : Caledonian, 691 to 1; London and North Western,' 11l j to 1121; Great Western, 493 to 1; Midland, 111 to 3 ; London and South Western, 871 to 881 ; Great Eastern, 401 to 3 ; Brighton, 513 to ; South Eastern, 771 to 3 ; Metropolitan, 1053 to 3 ; Great Northern A, 1073 to 108:; ditto A, 1063 to 3 ; London, Chatham, and Dover, 173 to 18 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 128 to 11; and Man chester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, 473 to 3. Foreign bonds are firm, with numerous pur chases. Egyptian of 1364 have unproved 1 per cent. ; Spanish of 181.7, 3 ; and Italian of 1861 and Turkish of 1865, 3. Annexed are the quotations :—Brazilian of 186.5, 763 to 3 ; Chilian of 1867, 933 to 943 ; Egyptian of 1864, 831 to 841, ex &v.; Italian of 1861, 513 to 521; Mexican 151 to 3 ; Peruvian of 1865, 783 to 3; Russian of 1866, 901 to 3 ; Nicolai Railway Loan, 671 to 1 ; ditto Orel, 843 to 3 ; ditto Moscow-Jsrodaw, 813 to 821 ; Spanish of 1867, 323 to 331 ; Turkish of 1858, 66 to 1; ditto of 1862, 68 to 3 ; and ditto of 1865, 403 to 1. A few transactions have occurred in Indian securities, at yesterday's prices. The Ten-and-a- Half per Cents. are quoted 214 to 216 ; the Five, 1141 to i ; the Four, 1031 to 101; the bonds, 20e. to 255. prem. ; and the debentures, 1051 to I. Exchequer Bills, 15s. to 20s. prem. Bank shares present no movement ; but Chartered of India are flat, at 21. Anglo- Austrian, 6 to # prem. ; London and Brazilian, 30 to 25 dis. ; Imperial Ottoman, 11 to 1; prem. ; Consolidated, 1 to Z prem. ; London and Westminster, 651 to 1 ; London and County, 48 to 491; and Union of London, 332 to 311. Some of tho miscellaneous shares are in Mode rate request. General Credit, 21 to 21 dis.; In ternational Financial, 11 to 11 dis. ; Hudson's Bay, 141 to 15}; Telegraph Construction, 16 to 1; National Discount, 111 to 1 ; Atlantic Tele graph Eight per Cent. Preference, 31 to 41; and Anglo-American, 21 to /. American stocks are without variation of importance. The 5-20 Bonds are at 731 to 1; Erie Hallway shares, 311 to 32 ; Illinois Central, 961 to 97 ; Atlantic and Great Western Deben tures, 371 to 381; and the Consolidated Mortgage Bonds, 391 to 401. A petition for the winding up of the Panama, New Zealand, and Australian Royal Mail Company (Limited) is to be heard before Vice-Chancellor Malin on the first petition day in November. Some of the proprietors of the Regent's Canal Company have convened a special meeting for the 28t11 instant, "to consider the expediency of authorising the directors to issue at their discre tion debenture stock, to bear interest not exceed ing the rate of 4 per cent. per annum, pursuant to the authority given by the 73rd section of the Regent's Canal (Limehouse Basin) Act, 1863." The half-yearly meeting of the Cape Railway Company will be held on the 27th inst., when dividends will be declared on the capital stock for the six months ending June last. The half-yearly meeting of the Demerara Rail way Company is convened for the 23rd inst. TWO O'CLOCK. The only further alteration in the Stock Ex change is a reduction of to per cent. in most of the railway stocks. FOINt O'CLOCK. The government funds are still quoted 941 to 1 for money, and 941 to 1 for the account. The railway market is inactive, and prices gene rally are quoted the same as at 2 o'clock. Caledonian, 691 to / : Brighton, 311 to : ; Metro politan, 1031 to # ; South Eastern, 77: to 1; Midland, 111 to ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 12R to 1; London and North Western. 1111 to 1121; and Great Western, 49 to 1. Foreign bonds are steady. Italian of 1861, 311 to 321; Nicholai, 671 to ; Turkish of 186.5, 404 to 1; Spanish of 1867, 321 to 331; Russian Scrip, 411 to 1 prem. ; and Italian Scrip. t to 1 prem. _ No bullion operations have taken place at the Bank to-day. At Paris to-day the Three per Cent. Routes opened at 691 r. 7e. for the account, being 1-16 per cent. higher. The traffic return of the Groat Western Rail way of Canada for the week ending the 2nd in A. shows an increase of 111. over last year. From the Melbourne accounts it would appear that early application will be made here for a railway loan, to the amount of two millions sterling, to be introduced by the Associated Australian Banks, as on former occasions. It is proposed to reduce the rate of interest from 6 to 5 per cent. per annum. A meeting of shareholders of the British Colonial Bank and Loan Company is called for the 6th November, to confirm the resolution for dis solving the company. Advice, from Melbourne announce the failure of Mr. James Anderson, squatter, with liabilities for upwards of 200,000/., and virtually no assets. The losses appear to have been chiefly made in land speculations in the colony. With reference to the bankruptcy of Mr. T. S. Atherstone, there was a meeting yesterday for the last examination, but the accounts not being filed an adjournment was made to the sth November. The bankrupt has had large transactions with Messrs. Quarles, Harris, and Co., late of Savage gardens, Crutebedfriars. Mr. J. G. Bland, the accountant, will investigate the books on behalf of the creditors. The liabilities amount to about 6,0001. THY BASTIAN Fisumuze.—The catches of her rings made by the Great Yarmouth boas have not been very largs but these ban been some improvement in the quality of th e Ash landed. Pricenbare naiad at Yarmouth from 63 to 2N. Es last (13,200 fish). NATIONAL ,8.32=111011 OY WOOlO OF Air, AT LANDS.—Batarp of adanssious:—Monday, Oot. 6, by seams thanes, 723 ; by payment of ls. rams, 4.041 total. 4,780. -- MINE&-(THIB Ail%) - j ONE O'CLOCK. In the alining market to-day there is a demand for shares $n tin mines, owing to the advance just reported hi the prim, of that metal. Tinoroft, 131 to 14; Drakowalls, tn. to 11s. ; West Drakewalls, fts. 6d. to 10s. 6d.; Providence, 23 to 24 ; Great Whoa] Vot, 12 to 121; West Chiverton, 61 to 62; Chiverton, 21 to 2/; Prince of Wales, 2to 21; Frank Mills, nto s ; Chiverton Moore, 6 to 61; New Lovell, 17s. to 20s. ; E as t L ove ll, 6 to 7; Trumpet, 12 to 14 ; Cook's Kit c h en , 11 to 2. Foreign and colonial mining shares are quoted as follows :—f4t. John Del Be i l, 181 to 191; Don Pedro, 21 to f prem.; Au o-Braai ban, par to 1 prem. Pestarena, ta die.; Chontales. 21 to I ; Bosse Grande, 3-14 to 5-16 prem. ; ditto, paid up, 1 to 11; United Mexican, 11 to 21 ; Frontino and Bolivia, 1 to f' • Port Phillip, 11 to f ; Central Ameri can,, f dia. to par ; Mao Vicente, I dim. to par ; Genteel Brazilian, par to fpeen.; Yadanaain tans, 2f to I ; and Nerbudda Coal and Iron, 2f to — The smelters yesterday officially advanced the price of English tin se follows :-21. per ton on common, ems 31. per ton on retinal. The present prices are—Oommon ingots, 981. ; common bars. 99/. ; and refined. 1011. The announcement can I=fail to give a stimulus to the prices of a l ln tin mines. The directors of the St. John del Rey Mining Company (Limited) have received per Mmabatho following report, dated Morro Vellm, 29th Augnet: —" Morro Velho: produce, 2nd division of August, 10 days, 1,919 °days., ; yield, 1.222 oitavas per ton. Ghia: produce, 2nd division of August, IS days, 611 °kayos ; yield, 2.314 oitayss per ton." RAILWAY, MINING, AND °TRIM BHABBB.-(THLS DAY.) [Closing pm.. to 1 p.m.l COLONIAL GOVERNKLINT SECT carsaZ,Tpercea:, 106 j, 1. I)o.,Canada per cent., Jan. and July, 921, 3. Ceylon, 6 per cent., May and Nov., 1882 and 1883, 1114. New South Wales, 6 per cent., Jan. and July, 1686 to 1896, 914, 9. New Zealand, 6 per cent., Jan., April, July, and Oct.. 961. Queensland, 6 per cent., Jan. and July, 1891, 1071, T. South Australian, 6 per cent., Jan. and July, 1892 to 1906, 107. Victoria, 6 per cent., April and Oct., 111, id. S)II.DENABY MARES AND STOCK& Bristol and Exeter, 77. Caledonian, 69, I. Great Eastern, el, 404. Great Northern, 1074, S. Do. A(A receives no dividend until 6 per mat. has been paid to B), 106 i, 1. Great Western, original, 494, 9. Lancashire sad Yorkshire, 1281. London, Brighton, and South Coast, 614, 11. London and North Wet ern 111 1, 4, 121. Manchester, Sheffield, and Linmlnalire, 47k. Metropolitan, 1054. 4. Do: Extension (die. Lm. to 6 per cent. till Jan., toy.. 103. Metropolitan District, 72, 1. Midland, 1114, 11, 4, 104. North Eastern (Berwick), eq. Do. (York), 89. South Ea st ern, 774. 4. PREFERENCE SHARES. Great Western, original 41 per cent., 1850, 93. PREFERENCE SHARES AND STOCKS. Great Western, 6 per mut. irredeemable, 1866, IEII. Midland, riper cent., 91. LINES LEASED AT FIXED RENTALS. Wilts and Somerset, 80. BRITISH POSSESSIONS. Atlantic aid Saint Lawrence, ,18. Boni.. Bar., and Cent. India, gua. 5 per et., 106 j, 4. East Indian, guar. 5 per cent., 1091. Grand Trunk of Gnarls 181. Do., let preference bonds, 56, 4. Great Indian Penal., gua. b par cent., 1091, 81. Great Western of Canada, 148. Do.. 51 per rent. bonds, payable 1877-78, 92 mi. Mad as, gas. 5 per cent., 1061, 6. Do., 41 per cent.. 101. Scinde, Punjaub, gua. 6 per cent., 1031. FOREIGN" RAILWAYS. Antwerp and Rotterdam, 10i. 1314g18il Eastern Junction, 1i 11-16. Dutch Rhenish, 231. Great Luxembourg, ISt. Write and San Francisco gua. T p. et, ILL t. South Austrian and Lombardo-Venetian, 161. 17. Nitz•sas. N. T.l W. 10;117-0,17-N. Mad .. 19.494 tie 8. I !TO 88. W. bo Abardee; 13. w 61'60 8.e.1. 7 8 i W. br Leith_ _ Oft 4661 W.S.W. 4 1 B. bo 814441414 t 51: B.W. 6 t 8.8.1. ro bearborct l9 Nit IN 60 8. 6 3 8.8.1. bo I Itarawalk 30.11 t 4664 8.8.1. 3 8.8. o Ardroirs Wel t 616 B.W._ 6 9 8.8. W. • Ortamitis 19.41 (59 .&W. 6 7 8. ore W. 77 t 66 64 8.8. W. 6 9 8. ar 1 29.88 t 66 8.8.& 4 1 8.1. br I - - Csamaisr 19.77 r 66 61 W. 10 11 B.W. to Roam, im 148,83 351' W. 4 8 8.8. W. To Permrs 194.181 t 6167 B.W. 7 7 8.8. W. or tlymoli .01 tBl 8.8. W. 6 6 B.&W. ;I= 33.06 tB6 8.8. W. I Z. co 30.55168 B.W. 31 3 B.W. r Loada• 110.04 t 8.8. W. 1 E. air C. Orb Nes a. 13 Ca' 8.8.1. 6 3 8. ; d Brist " Niter 8.8. W. • ' r a.a.w ; o Latest 80 164 67146 8.8. W. 6 4 N.W. co Boalletad ,30.411 rl/4 16i N. 4 11 N.& l e Blarril• s4rTif 66. B.BW. - Consima — - I Porta 1.7046. Toulon 180.41r au N.M. 1 8 W. b Neart.6ooa '80.96r 6661 5.8.1. 5! 6 W. I r THE MIDDLE PARY PLATE. TO TKO lIDITOZ Or TKO imam Precluded from touching here upon the Cmorewit eh, which will be abort decided by the time these lines come bbfore your readers, I must devote my attention solely to Wednesday's programme. The groat feature therein, the Middle Park Plate, is not • very easy subject to handle, pending the decision of the Clear well ; but I do not suppose we shall have any beyond the following in the field :—Belladrum, 94 21b; Sysb worth, 94 21b ; Morns, 84 13/b ; B•daworth, Bst 131 b ; Pretender, 84 131 b; Amster, est 91b; Lady Dewhuret, 84 Gib; Brigantine, est Sib; Electricity, est 61b ; Anti•s, est 81b; Comtsrn•tion, Bst teb ; King Cophetu•, est 81b; Le Sapbir, est en) ; Prince Imperial, Set 6lb ; Wild Oats, est 61b ; Wildhed, 84 elb ; Pero Gomm, est Sib ; Scottish Queen, est 31b ; Katherine Logy filly, est 31b. Morn's inhibition in the 1001. Plate today--• very different one to that in the Hopeful last meeting—is favourable to the pretensions of Sir Joseph Hawley's pair, King Oophetu• and Pero Gomez, and would put Bella drum in • better light, but that his penalty mast prove • stopper, if it does not actually keep him la the stable, es it ,no doubt will the Duke of Beaufort, Obateikarault, and other east " Derby horses." Over • severe course like the Bretby elz furlongs, I prefer Pretender to the Buseley meek, and shall look to his beating all the penalised hone*, thongharJoesph Hawley cannot make • mistake as regards Pao Gonna (or King Cophetea), and COOS more the cherry jacket shall run for me in the "Two-year-old Derby." Scottish Queen has been tried well, and so has Wild Oats ; bat the latter comes of an unoertain mos. The minor events, eight in number, •re nearly all completed, only the O•tlands Plate end • Handicap Sweepstakes being open, and they should result as under : Free Hiunlirap.—Patrician. Bedford Stakes.—Typhon. Select Stakea.—Typhoeus has t. recede. Mb. from Vale Royal, an advantage that may just pull him through. Sweepstakes of CIO son. esub.—Nightjar. Windsor Stakes.—Electricity. Beaufort Stakes.—Phmbus. —I am, acc., MSTEO R. Newmarket, Monday night. MEXTING.-(THIS DAY.) THE CESAREWITCII. Cecil Restitution Nelusko .. 1 .. 2 27 ran. Time (u taken by Benson'e chronograph), 4 rain. 121 sec. , 1867, 4 win. 10 3-10th. enc. SWEEPSTAKES OF 6 SOVS. Lizzie King Richard Equity 6 ran. HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES. Monarch of the Oka .. Marmite .. .. 8 ran. TOWN PLATE. Ambition .. .. 1 • • .. Black Diamond • • • • SELLING HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES. T.E.C. 3.10. Bismarck. 8d 12Ib ; Lightning, Bet 4lb ; Icicle, Bst ; Li:- 210 Hezham, Ist 121 b; Ambition, lat 101 b ; Arkadi, let 31b; Bassoon, bet 131 b; Lady l'almordon, fist 121 b; The Spider,Gat 101 b; Hinton, bet ,lb; Charon, Est 716; Aulace, tist 71b ; St. Andrew, 6st .51b ; Judge, 64; Biala) au Bois, 3st 121 b; Urania, Est Hb. All are here. CLEARWELL STAKES. T.Y.C. 3.40. Thor, Duke of Beaufort. Alpenstock, Aftermath, Ismael, Martinique, Bro to Cambuscaa, Bro to Chattanooga, Heather Bell, Drake's dam c, Le Saphir, Teamster, Prince Imperial. Meacham, Electricity, and Queen of the Vale f anthem. LATEST serrnro. 5 to 1 &g —t SCecilp ec (t ial (t) 8 W 1 ) 10 to 1 Blue flown (t) 10 to 1 Lady Baglaa (t) 100 to 7 Eldeokin (t) 100 to 7 Paul Joan (t) 20 to Warrington (t) 2.5 to 1 Plaaet (t) t• to 1 Doaaldbain (t) 50 to 1 Dolby (t) TES Sorrn-WitIeTERN RAILWAY AND WS Eine eiorre.—The following circular bag been issued "Cir cular to station agents and all parties concerned.—Oeneral Election.—l am instructed by the directors to state that at the general election of members of parliament it is to be understood that the officers and servants of the company are to extern° their own discretion in respect of their votes.—Faxeinice Cram, Secretary." It is dated Lon don and South-Western Railway, Secretary's-office, Wa terloo-bridge Station, S.E. Sept. 19. THE CHANCERY OCTOBER Denny ens.—On the lath instant, and the two following days, the office of the Accountant-General of the Court of Chancery will be opened for the payment of the October dividends. REGISTRATION APPEALS.—On the fifth day of Michaelmas term—the 7th November—the Court of Com— mon Pleas will appoint sittings for the hearing of a=lii from the decisions of the revising barristers. A several have been lodged, and • considerable number w' appear by the first day of term. An appellant has to give ten days notice, and by being given at once the hearing is expedited. The first appeal lodged is from Manchester, and has reference to upwards of 6,000 women. THE COURTS OF REVISION.—The lists of voters for the new parliament must be revised by Thursday neat, and by the let November the clerks of the peace and town clerks must deliver to the proper officers the books con taining the register of voters between the is November, thee, and the lit Janui, 1870. The so-called " Mediu& scandal" case will shortly come before the public again in the shape of an action for libel to be tried during next Michaelmas term by a special jury in the Court of Common Pleaa. The action is brought by Mr. Leonard Edmunds against Mr. Greenwood, Q.C., the solicitor to the Treasury, to recover damages for an alleged libel contained in a joint official report made by him and the late Mr. Eindmarch, Q.C., alleging defalcations in Mr. Edmunds's accounts as clerk of the patents. The witnesses who will be called by the plaintiff include, it is said, several ex-cabinet ministers. ' Yesterday morning, for the first time under the new regulations, divine service was to have commenced at Eton College Chapel at 9.25, bet on the entrance of the choir and students to the chapel it was discovered to be suffocatingly filled with gas. which had been escaping mince the closing of the Sunday evening service, thnidgh some neglect in turning it off. The meet prompt and judicious means were taken to expel the gas in order to prevent ex plosion, but the morning service was necessarily dispensed with. Had the service been arranged to take place as on the previous evening, there is every probability, at the entrance of light*, of this beautiful edifice being destroyed. THY TIMES OF THE FIRST GEOSOES.—The good men were inoperative, the bad men were dauntless; the vast crowd between the two, which forms the bulk of humanity, felt no stimulus towards religion, and drowsed iu comfortable content. It was the age when the chap lain married my lady's maid and ate at the second table, and would even lend a hand to carry my lord to bed at night, after be had dropped under the table, and turn a deaf ear to the blasphemy with which his speech was adorned. It was the age when delicate young women, of the best blood and best manners in the land, talked with a coarseness which editors of the nineteenth century can represent only by asterisks ; and in which the most polished and dainty von*, Pope's most melodious, corrected couplets, were interspersed with lines which would damn for ever and ever any modern poetaster. Personal satire, poor inetiument of vengeance which stings without wounding, had such sway as it has never had before in England ; but that sense of public honour which prevents open outrage upon decency was not in existence. The public liked the wicked story, and liked the scourge that came after ; and laughed, not in its sleeve, but loudly, at blasphemy and indecency and profanity. Even the sentiment of ekannees, purity, and honour, was lost to the generation. Its soul was good for nothing but to soint an oath. The name of God was still used in public temente as giving victories and confounding enemies, and suchlike ; and in private very freely. as the most round syllable to clinch the perpetual curse ; but t was of no more spiritual significance than the name of Grge or JIIIII4II, and not half so much external wei gh t. Such MU the age, a period of confused lighting, hue for Maria Theresa, there for Charles XII., again for the fallen, ever falling Stuarts ; with nu principle in the strife, and little good coming out of it to any man or kingdom, ex cept perhaps in the end the Prussian ; and, so far as England was concerned, a gradual weaning of the popular mind from any belief or hope is excellence, or power of contrasting the good with the evil. So long as Egoist-bills were held aloof, and tranquillity preserved, what did it matter whether light or darkness was upper most ? or, indeed, was not darkness the rule, and light, if not painful, at least indifferent, to the eye—not a matter to make any fuss about ? One of the mod impa las unexalted egos that ever benumbed the facultsee of man.—lllseksreofs Magazin' for October. Spurn Kattorrtozos liussum.— 'c during the week ending 3rd Get., 1808:—On Monday, Tues. day, and &Jordan free, from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m., 11,629 ; en Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday (adndedost from 10 a.m. ES 6 p.m. 2,280; total, 13,906; &vases et corresponding week in farmer 13,099 ; total from the opening of the swam% 7,817,778. linfAßlo3.. The rapid jammer of pressurenOiii 7 nl yesterday has hen sue. ended by a tle.ieore, which sheered itself yesterday afternoon ; the cheese has been greaten on our north and west roasts. Con. piderable differences now exist in pressures, the reeling at Nairn being on inch Mss than at Portsmouth. Pressure in the south of France la high. Temperature has neon on all coasts ; the rise is 13 dep. at Nairn and In deers. at Weymouth. A sudden gale teem the south-south-writ an In last evening on our north and wen meats, it. extreme force was felt early this morning at sent stations At Cape Clear a westerly gale is reported as now blow ing with a high Pea, but winds ern w hare moderated, and ere firin from the south-west. Rain has been general ; chiedy on the Itich mast, and mations on the Channel meat. The sky is cloudy, and weather appears wattled. ABgeit'lrA.—Arequipa, the capital of a promo° of the same name, is lutuated fifty miles north of Arica, Wing elevated 7,776 feet above the we. It is repcwnted as bung a beautiful, healthy city, lying in the Valley of the Wks, about 36 miles from Use ocean. It was founded by Pismo in 1636. In order to avoid the oouwgamoes of the frequent earthq uakes to which it is liable, houses are low and strongl y built. It was devastated by violent earthquakes in 1 and in 1725. The Andes here rise in a volcanic oone 18,000 feet above the sea level, overlook ing the doomed city.—Ntio York Awe. TREATY BRTWERN ITALY AID 131A11.—A treaty of amity and commerce between the King of Italy and the Supreme King of Siam was signed on the 3rd instant at the Italian legation by the respective plenipotealiaries, the Count Neer and Sir John Bowing. The treaty cres tains an article by which all disputes or misunderstandings not settled by diplomatic correspondence shall be referred to the arbitration of a friendly neutral power. A TURKISH WAR FRIGATE IN Till MEassr.—The splendid iron screw eteem frigate Lateff, one of the best vessels in the Turkish navy, arrived in the Merteyolyester day morning from Alexandria, for the purpose overhauled. The Lateff is a rakiahlybarquangstedv b eV, and judging from her fine lines she is evidently a fest sailer both under *team and sail She is commanded by Sulinian Bey. THE COLLISION BrrIVREN THE W.UIRIOR AND ROYAL OLf..—Dirrosroser. Ocr. 3.—Alter lasting four days the court-martial on Captain Bo the commander of the Warrior, for having and hazarded the Warrior and Royal Oak, by causing the collision thattook plaft between the two vessebion the night of the 14th of August last, was brought to a close to-day. The court considered the charge not proved, and acquitted Captain Boilut TIIOOPABIP 51N0031.—R.11.8. troopship Simoom, which arrived at Liverpool on Saturday with several detachments of troope t sailed from the Mersey yesterday afternoon with the ,oth Regiment for Queens town. The Simoom will afterwards visit several of the Irish and Scotch ports on relief service, and eventually leave Kingstown for the Mediterranean and the West Indies on transport duty. The cruise will occupy about six months. _ . . . . --- ----- Some of the original founders of the colony of South Australia in 1836, South Australian colonist& at this time in England, other gentlemen interested in the prospe rity of that colony, and the friends of the new governor, purpose to entertain Sir James Ferguseon with a dinner at Willies-rooms, Ring-street, St. James's, early In November. previous to his departure from London fur South Australia. PIxR 81100TINO EX7II.IORDINARY. —By thu way. I must give the history of the pike I have just re ferred to, and I entreat my leaden to believe it on my testimony. When the surface of the tens is covered with water these fish frequently come in with the flood into certain narrow pits or dykes out of which the turf has been cut, and are left mit rendes without the ossibilityof escape. It is no unusual thing to see a soli tary jack in one of these watery graves, but in a particular pit a brace had been left as nearly as possible of the same size and weight, between one and two pounds each. The water, though stained, is clear as wine, and I bad watched these flab for a long time previously. We always shot fish when they were big enough, but these hardly appeared worth powder: besides they lay in capital grouml, and it is not pleasant to see a full snipe rise just within shot as you slay a worthless pike. On this day however only one of its accurtomed occupants was visible in the pit, and that presented a singular appearance, floating uneasily near the surface. Aiming well the fish, at least double his amount distance below the surface, I fired, and on getting him out with the pole, found that so far as in him lay be had swallowed his companion ; the hoed and shoulders with the greater part of the body were actually digested, whilst the tail stuck out at ono corner of Its wicked mouth. As they lay in the water on former ocanions I could not have said which was the bigger of the two, so nearly were they of a size, but as the rapes Imetireet is es the mimes, we may assume that it was the armor of the twain that I shot. Freser' .Iloyarlos for October. BkIIIeTTICO Pouvrav . —Poultry should be kept everywhere, except intim streets, by all classes, rich and woe. The prices of poultry are excessMe and ought to be lowered ; but they can only be lowered by inoreaming the supply much more abundantly then the demand. The demand constantly increases, and will continue to in crease, as wealth and popalation increase ; ci an= other hand. as vilisabon advances, bringing and other improvements in its train, the water-fowl and wading birds, which used abundantly to compete in the markets with poultry proper, are bersomamorerare and dear. Not only has the feathered nos of the funs and masts of this country been thus • *shed, but that of Holland and other neighbouring coasts is well nigh exhausted ; and the poultry salesmen of London are now largely supplied with water-fowl from inland places beyond sea. The insatiable cravings of feshion are maid, moreover, to be answerable for the destruction of great numbers of phessants; &Monier birds of bright id= and though one cannot understand whys kis unable to mimed into pies bodies of = Ye t= racrigeed, ft is stated by lie. Brooke, the of X•lnif. Peet Ptnitir , nue, while phmemant C ass ais melds is greet swims and with a good wilt is there is me nth endow is Snenne• isgeohdies sod poultry trees h awsh aid e is omensost• he he eek'meowd ; tat Irby set the bow of mush wellost seethe of hood he am not the trailed end,_ 1 1111 1 . 1116 ,34k few its omis dri arara dsft les Gr — e — xpertanew minas' N (Whir. •••••,.. rwalifra_r • Nos.*. 4, inbt, alllllbo , FORRION RAILWAY OBLIGATIONS. 'Orel Vitebsk, ipia. by Russian Government, 6 per meat.. San Paulo, 7 per cent., 102 i. COLONIAL AND FOREIGN MINES. Don Pedro, North del Rey, 2,) prem. Frontino and Bolivia Gold (Limited), Roves Grande (Limited). pm. Yudanamutana of 8. Ann/ails (Lim.), 21, 3.16. f. JOINT STOCK BANKS. - - Alliance (Limited), 101. Chartered of India, Australia. sad China, 21. City, llf, f. Imperial Ottoman, 111. Loudon and County, 491, 9. London and Westminster, 651. Do.. Scrip, issued at 101. pram, none of Irbil* has been paid, 62f. National Provincial of England (201. shares). 31. 1:11i011 of Australia, 47f. Union of London, 'AI. MISCELLANEOUS. Atlantic Telegraph, 8 per cent., SO, 731. Commercial Union (Assurance), 51. East India Irrigation and Canal, 17. Egyptian 9 per cent. Viceroy, gua. by Egyptian toms. 'sent, 951. Electric and International Telegraph, 224. Fore-street Warehouse (Limited), 121. Foreign and Colonial Government Trast and Loan Sergi issued at 861. 831. Hudson's Bay, 15. Madras Irrigation and Canal. guar. 6 per cent. by Indira government, 103. Natal Land and Colonisation Company (Lim.), 61. Peninsular and Oriental Steam, 631. Royal Mail Steam, 54. ViCeroy of Egypt (Mortgage) Lean. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. LIVERPOOL COTTON AND CORN MUMS. (11118 DAY.) TZLEGRAPR.) (pox tam owls onswormittre.) Corros.—The market is still very firm although tha sales are not so large as yesterday ; to-day they foot up 12.000 bales, at hardening rates. Coan.—The market opens with a fair attendance. Wheat in moderate consumptive demand at a decline of 2d. on white. and 3d. to id. on red. Very little doing in white, and prices are rather easier. Beans in better de mand and a shade dearer ; Saidi, 40s. Oats and oatmeal on retail demand at the full rates of Friday. Very little offering in Indian corn, and with • good demand noted rather darer; Danubian. s6s. ; =W e 1,365. tid. LEEDS CORN MARKET.--(THIS DAY.) Orr TZLZOILIPH.) (rum ova own commarowozwr.) Beet qualities of wheat in moderate demand, at fel rates, but other descriptions weeded. Spring corn na changed. CORK BUTTER MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) (IT 171101.1.111.) (ram[ o s tm own oinumircerneirr.) Ordinary, no change ; 1,330 firkins. lliid cored, eie change; 80 firkins. MINCING-LANG—CMS DAY.) suoAL—The market has opused ritik sad last week's prices are with difficulty snmmed. ned is also quiet; priors about the same as la 4 week. Comm—There is a good inquiry for calory sorts at firm prices. Other torte are Weedy. Native Ceylon mid at 41s. ; Wynand Plantation, 635. to 84a. 6d. Tau.—Businees has been done in new season Cootie at line quality at 3. 3d. to 2c. 6d. Other kinds remain quiet. FRUIT.—The market continues firm, but less active. Bun MID itexerwims.—No sales SAOO.—A parcel of Borneo Sour repo rted at 17s. PItIVER.—A small parcel of Paean sold at *I. white pepper, 40. to 41d. Cones continues active at firm prices. TALLOW 31LARKET.—(111113 DAY.) TM market is steady. Town tallow, ade. U. net; retersburg Y.C. on the 'pot, 475. 6d.: October De cember, 475. 6d. ; December, 43e., sellers , January, 48e., buyers ; Nareb, 46e. 6d. to 49a. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKF:I".—(THIS DAY.) Mr. Clarks Jame Easton reports trade slow, st tka following( aliois:—Prime clover, from 117 e. fkl. to 1165.; ha mi or $O.. t o loose.; ; prime meadow hay, Me. t i 110 s.; inferior ditto, llOs. to %a.; straw, Ms. to 32a. CSTITAL P 41.1.4311. Olfi Banzage DAT.— Neenms, Oar. 6.—Adiaimians by ammo Waco% Maw oa Format, 13,907 ; total koto, 19,937. "MU