The Express. — London, England, 1867-09-23 00:00:00

M. \ Lvi,Er.()NE. • s:-. i - r iiEsi•EcTAltti: painter. residing at 12, Warren/street, , wit. was summonisl la-fore Mr. d'Eyncourt, to C' lowin, ilisgraceful conduct. sn ding. 3 respectably-dressed young ,-...:l she with her parents. Her father way* t sla• was a bonnet-shape maker. She was cork laytweeti S and at night, ;mil I, vise was looking in a shop window, •• a hint cute rip and stared rudely in her face. and he lonowed her and made use of • language. Complainant aski 1 her if lie ;Ice, and he said, You pretty You . . .:tret. •• S:n•re , lueaed him to leave her. ii t.t. noel coutin , aeol his disgusting lan o;•ti lid Ott said she hod forgotten all at.out she mid she could not unilerstanil , • ,-r ‘l,l -lie know such a place. It; said. • 1 , you left titre shillings in my debt." Of this •. all knowledge, when defendant, making use of a . -.• s tit she knew i'irencesterplace. Site shal -1 . to take her there and they went to No -Ch when I. aiol seeing the ',milady, she askisl hyr . w her I•ornplainatith The landlady said she her before in her life. Defendant ao.iy than, hot she held on to his arm. Ile $, ,l,s , did not pay the three shillings for rent in• would held up his fist. Some gentlemen hml i'lrenee , ter-place, and defendant was given in I t Lyn to the station-house. The inspector v . / the ciao co. hut advised a summons and molt, an v • : • eif defendant gat e his right name and address. ei. r sant lie could only admit his error. Ile never a ‘ „ p .rsons more alike in his life. Ile denied threat v;.;:..: io strike her. pialtaint stateil that he said if she did nut pay wo•ilil take it out of her. said Le had a entail house in Clrirence-gardens, 2,1.1 t.yalc the couiplainaut as having been one of the ten iytY. i:yncourt said it was monstrous that anyone i .issailea in this way. Ile mast impose the full I , t „1 and 235. costs, or one month's hard labour. pale'. GREENWICH. TIIK ,I:AL AND IN KU:I'ER. ,h r:q(7;o::;:h: ' ; a youth , giving his place of abode at tttttt lodging-house, was charged before Mr. Train • obtaining a bag containing wearing aoparel. value u • , ler false pretences, the property of William Wull. Ciehard Mallett, manager at a lodging-house, at Dept ( .:•i, priohiceil a note purpoi ting to be written and signed Ii o , proseeutor.and which was presented by the privoner, • , :bin.; the property named in the charge to be delivered t a ti.. huarer. 'f::• prosecutor, a seafaring roan, said he was travel- En; tie• country with a turf:inning steal, and lancing met with :in accident in the Ohl X.edao.bl, the prisoner awl his father were recommended to and he eng:igeil their services. After sleeping at a lislgin.i-Louse :it Deptford, where ho left his clothes, ho want to Ramsgate, and on returning he found that his chitin., hail been obtained by the prisoner on the order pr.-elite:l to the last witness. Mr. Trail! (to the prosecutor)—What are you ? I'ro.rcuter—A traveller with the performing seal—a I t..nstr , r of the deep. (Laughter.) Mr. Traill—Then you are the keeper of the seal? Proseelitor -•Partly so, your worship, although the seal ha- kept un•. (Renewed laughter.) Mr. Traill—A performing seal. I suppose it is a human being who is the real performing seal? Prosecutor—\o, your worship, a real monster from the ocean, (Laughter.) Mr. Traill—And of what does its performances consist! Prosecutor—At a given sound it will get out of the water, ascend a platform, sound the tambourine, and play the trianglo. (loud laughter). Mr. Traill—My advice to you is, to keep to your sea faring life, and not to travel the country with any such exhibition. The prisoner in answer to the magiatrate, maid he was sent by his (ether with the note and obt ,ined the pro secutor's hag, which he gate to his father of whose where abouts Ire was not now awire. Mr. Traill remanded the prisoner. SHOCKING OUTH.4GE IN THE BLACK COUNTRY, At Westbromwielt, on Saturday, a man named Thomas Robson was charged with attempting to destroy his wife and two daughters. Robson and his wife and two daujiters slept in one room, in which there were two beds. On Sunday night week they had all retired to rest about half-past 9 o'clock with the exception of the father, who 41141 not come home until midnight. Having been nerved with some nipper by his wife, who got out of bed for the purpose, he again left the house, and did not return till abont 2 o'clock on Monday morning. Ho then called out to have ',OM° more supper, but no one answering him, he lighted a candle, went up-stairs into the bedroom, and set tire to the counterpane of the bed on which his wife was lying. The poor woman suc ceeded in extinguishing the blaze, but a wend and third time did the ruffian set fire to it, and as often did she inauage to put it out, the third time extinguishing the candle also. WLilst the fellow was re-lighting the candle else sprang out of bed,and hastily drawing her dress over her bead was endeavouring to run out, hut her husband caught bold of her, and applying the candle to her dress endea voured to set it on fire. She succeeded, however, in dis engaging herself from his grasp, and at once rushed off for assistance. Robson then turned to the bed on which his two daughters were, and art tire to the counterpane. One of the girls at once jumped out of bed, and pro ceeded to deem herself, and as her sister did not offer to get up, she said to her, " Clara, will you lie there and he burned to death ?" to which the father replied, " oh, never mind, my wench ; keep your place —you will die happy." At that moment a young man, named David Cutter. a lodger, who 'dent in on .41inining mum, alarmed by the shrieks of the girls, rushed into the apartment and extinguished the blazing ermuterpene. Robson then fetched a quantity of strawwhich he spread out underneath one of the beds, and before setting fire to it be brought a hair oil bottle and a turpentine bottle, but finding they were both empty he threw them away with an oath. He then lighted the straw, which speedily blazed up and ignited the bed and the hedding. Another ledger, named Scotthorn, then came to the assistance of the two girls, and after a str ugg l e w ith R o b son, who threatened to 'mock hiabraina nut if he did not mind his own business, Seottliorn succeeded in extinguishing the fire, which Rob son re-kindled half a dozen times before the arrival of a policeman. When a constable came, Robson armed him self with a poker, and advanced to meet him, but the ruffian was ultimately overpowered, and taken into cus tody. The prisoner was committed for trial at the assizes Fr.tkFi'L SrENF. AT NOTTINTOIIAM STATION. A frightful accident occurred at the Midland Station. Not tin;hani, on Saturday evening. Shortly before six o'clock the station was very full of people, as is generally the case On market days. The market train for Coalnor Park and Alfretnn was due for starting at six o'clock, and s good many people were hurrying over the crossing to the plat form on the other side. This was about ten minutes to nix o'clock, and at that ti.-ic the engine for conveying the .ii; n 1 trairou lai.cliester ~lowly up from the engine -house to take is place. The " crossing roan " warned several persons of its approach, and had caught one woman in his sins. A few seconds after, however, a drunken mn, accompanied by a woman, came across a little further down the line, and in spite of the warnings of the " crossing man "am! bystanders, would make the attempt to run across the rails in the front of the movingengine. The woman was li tentl:y cut to pieces by the engine, presenting a shocking spectacle. Her remains were conveyed to the Wellington Hotel to await an inquest. The woman's name is S..raft Kendll, and she is the wife of a labourer living at Ripley, Derbyshire. Her husband, though in toxicated, sal , / the danger she was in, and endeavoured to save her be pulling her shawl, but she rushed excitedly on and left the shawl in her husband's grasp. Ex f•rx-41,4 (2.t tt Ism in:E.—Before the select committee on Mr. ):warths oxford and Cambridge Ciii• versities (till, the master of St. John's, Cambridge, said be could nee no reason why persons should not be ad pitted thee,bers of the university without being inettile•rs of colleges !the object of the bill). They had some very poor students at St..lohn's, who live "at an astonishingly small cost, - the lodgin.; costing them is. or Ss. a-week, and the ti-cesnary hall charge being Is. 6d. a-day. A poor person who crowns as iliac might get though for sor a, year. Asked by Mr. Beresforsl-Yaps if be thought the average run of well-disposed ;co ing Inca lived too luxuriously and expensively, Dr. Bate. son ren!ied, " I have not a doubt about it." Every siege, of imverty arrives at Cambridge. "I am frore ntly appl.l to," said 1)r. Bateson, "by persons to Ten ler them assistance, and I know that some conic :.m,- Lady without any means at all; but then they have talents and aismirements which justify them in doing so." There were objections to living in lodgings, but " they heed not he prestos)." lie slid not think, however, that eta.lents n.ne.:ltt to live ill lodgings for the sake of a mare discipline. The attendance at religious see he should be, in the new changes, very much d“lor.sed to leave to the student's own conscience. " J nail the witness, " it is s-ery objectionable to direct that a person shall go to the college chapel who .I,,es not belong to the communion of the church of England, or differs from it in any essential particular." A few Jews i 4.1 gone to Catiihridge, and sometimes they had been Telt , ~.cd from chapel attendance, and sometimes not. Mr. J. L. Hammond, bursar of Trinity, was in favour of the LW. lie would have also every college emolument thrown open -every nizarship, every scholarship, and Crory fellowship—if possible, to all the mem bt,, of the university. The average annual cost to a parent for a pensioner at Trinity Mr. Hammond The Bev. H. Latham, of Trinity-hall, said to always mimed to the ps rents the standard of expense at , ulle,Te as between ISO/. and 20(1/., which in :lusles everything excepting maintenance during the long vacs too. Speaking upon the lodging question, he said much !Upended upon the nature of the attendance at the lode " For instance." added Mr. Latham, " I should object to anybody lodging at a milliner's, or being waited upon by very young or attractive personages." THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 23, 1867. COMMERCIAL AND MARKET& MA RK-LANE.--(THISDAY.) There was about an average supply of English wheat on atle here to-day. Selected samples were • slow inquiry, at prices shout equal to Monday last ; but inferior lands were very dull, and the turn cheaper. The show of foreign wheat was rather extensive. All descriptions were a dull inquiry at late rates. Barley, the supply of which was limited, commanded full prices, with a fair inquiry. The sale for malt was in a sluggish state, yet the quo tations were well supported. A large business was doing in oats, at prices equal to Monday last. The supply of foreign was very large. Beaus commanded full currencies, owing to the small supply on offer. We have no change to notice in the value of peas. The show of samples was trifling. Both English and foreign flour moved off slowly, but at full prices. Tares advanced to 7s. 6d. per bushel. Other seeds, as ! well as cakes, ruled about stationary. A large li;iness has been transacted in floating cargoes, both in arrived and forward parcels. The arrivals of wisest have been extensive, but the demand has been active, and last week's quotations have been firmly main tained. We quote Ohirka, Odessa, arrived, 61s. 6d. to 625. 6,1. ; Obirka, Nicolaieff, 620. ; (;hirka, Ta ganrog, :As. 9d. to 575. 3d.; Marianopoli, 625. to 635. Cal.; Polish, Odessa, Ids. lid. to cat. Pd. ; Sandomirca, 66a ; Kubanka, 7040. ; &side, 51s. ; Banat, to be chipped, 47.. to Sass, ; gaide, 48s. 3.1. to Cis. Maize has been in active request owing to the unfavourable reports from America as to the state of the crop, and prices have re covered Is. to 2s. from the late decline. Salonica, arrived, has realised 40s. 3d. ; Wallachian, 40e.; Bulgarian, 395. to 395. ; mixed New York, 365. 6d. and 375. 9d. •' • Odessa, on passaAe, 40s. to 41s. • Danubian , to be shipped, 325. Cal. to 345. C . Very little barley has been on offer, and the ,transactions have consequently not been numerous. In cargoes for shipment, however, a fair business has been concluded at fully late rates. Bulgarian, arrived, 34a; Danubian, on passage, 328. Cal.; ditto, to be shipped, 305.; Smyrna, on passage, 30.. Rye continues scarce, and in fair request, at full prices. We quote Azov, arrived, 435. ; Danubian, shipping, 41.. Al. Oats have sold steadily, at about previous terms, business being chiefly confined to cargoes on passage. Russian, St. Petersburg, 235. 9d. to 255. ; ditto, Archangel, 22s thi. to 245. 3d. Beans have been in better demand, and prices have advanced Cal. to Is. Mixed Egyptian has sold at 345. to ; Saide, 345. 3d. to 355. Linseed and rapeseed continue firm in price, with a fair business doing. Altltl AL oC SI:EDS.-English : tares, 251 ; linseed, 20 ; rapeseed. 611 ; and sundry, 2,189 qrs. Foreign : linseed, 4,800 ; rapeseed, 5,g04 ; and maize, 9,469 qrs. ExPoitrs.-Wheat, 6,230 ; barley, 90; oats, 11,202 ; oil seed, 2,260 qrs.; and flour 2,450 cwts. CURRENT PRIM. ENGLISH. Per Qr. WHIA?. Ere; Irani, ;;/, ; 06 —to '67 Do.wake 57 6t _ Per Qr. OAST. a. s. Scotch potato black „ white 24 to 28 '67 60 to 87 Norfolk and Lincoln BIANA 67 to 61 ➢asu: Maxagan Tick 4O 40 42 Herrn. Pigeon 44 so 44 Matting . DiatiWng Grinding. _to 84 to 33 34 to SO MALT. Fix:, 2iorfull4 and . —. Grey 4t,l t e . — to 38 to 43 Bolero FLOUR. Suffolk 6B to 70 Klneston and Were 72 to 76 Ilrown 66 to 82 ail. Yew..... SG to 42 Town made: yea 290 Ms liousehold 3O to 52 Country Norfolk and Suffolk, er ship 46 to ♦7 OAT& Kb !, fe t e rgo - 16 7 deoien, feed Per W. WFIZAT. a. Deptzle and Konlgs- Per Qr. OATS Dollish and Swedlah 26 to 34 Russian BEANS 11...itock & 3lecklen- _ horst 6l to 71 Danish Busslag hard 'oft I.itaitesa, red — to „ white BARLEY. - _ . Danish Ffnei PTAS. _ _ =_ 3B to 40 MOLD Coto. White 3e to 40 Yellow Grinding -- Distilling .. Malting .... 34 to 38 FLOUR. =io= OATS Dutch Wei/114 - 7 24 to SY French. per pet T. 41 to 51 Spanish „ 43 to CI American, per brt.. 23 to 37 Cauadian 28 to 37 INTO WNDON BY LAND AND SkP,. Id TO SEPT. 21, BOTH -- tcediiut :.:: 21 to ARRIVAI.SpF CRAIN, &c.,...1! W ATER I•ARRIAOk nt0)1. INCLUSIVE. Wheat. Staley , rata..Ltesas Paul Moor. ra g qrs. • tin qrs. I qrs. 4n brit ;say English .. 0843 812 18383 2497, 301 135 1 17037 Irish . 1190' Foreign .. 43ii0 3001 .... 92e51 . 2070 Total .. 51063 i 3938 1E383 98307 237.1 I 13.5 4814 2073. 4614 3768 LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. (THIS DAY.) (13T TELEGRAPH.) (PROM 001 OWN CORRESPONDENT.) The market continues steady. Sales about 10,000 bales, at Saturday's rates. MINCING-LAN E.—(THIS DAY. ) SHOAL—The market L steady, but quiet, at last week's currency. Refined dull of sale. Comas.—A fair business is doing in colonry qualities of East India at steady prices. Common qualities dull of sale. TrA.—The market continues quiet. l'Erven.— Business is doing in black at very full rates. Penang, :1 ; Singapore, 3 15-16 a. and 3sll. RlCK.—About 2,000 bags sold; Rangoon at 12s. RUM AND SALTPKTR6.—No sales reported. CovroN.—About 1,000 bales sold since Friday at pre vious prices. TALLOW MARKET.— The market is steady. Town t.l Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, obi, 435. 3d.; October tc December, 43a -(THIS DAY.) 'ow is quoted 425. Gd.. 4:ls. ; ditto ditto new' ocemnor.43a. Gd' LlAllh. 1688 I 1056. 11867. SHARE LISTS-(THIS DAY.) 40,000 10 00,000 l 10 so •0,000 100 100, 90 40, 20 se. 10 1 90, 40 11, 20 11,600 V 16,60 u Is ikooo 90 20,000 00 60,000, 10 96,000 60 ;oeo; m wow. lirttishColaip.cok,yl7! i Do. - .18N ..... ~.. 10oa. Gov.. p. e., 1877-84.1 Do. Operet,leb.d.tes. -- Do. 0 poet. 11ar.3 d,114,808, Do. II pee ctisaa..ta ' 881,008' Do. &peva. Cos. 109,000 CapeotO Hopei p0r.1573 —— ' Do. d 0.1890-19001 - - IDo. 40. Itle-90 Do. do. 1869-011 814011Do.lp.e.ApAtOot.1900 1 100,000 Oeylos,Nov. 1861, 6 p.ot NS, Do. 1979, do.. I 10000, Do. 1871 88. _ 10e, litatieltlei I P6B 01 .1873 ' SOO, Do. 1878' lOC Do. lan' 000, Do. 18116 GM, NotalGov.6p.o.Ap.dGe. 1 101,000 New Itteute.GovAlperet. 4184006 Now Booth Woks Gov, I I II p. eent.,lBn to 1878 1.871,1841 Do. Ip. 0.1888 to 1895 : SKOOG' D0.5p.e.r,1867 to 1875 1/40011 New Zeeland epee amt. 4e00.094 Do. aper coot.' 600,000 Do. I per oent. 1191 109,9 D0.66.1e91 Juse&Dee 250, Nova Bootle 6 . p. a, 1076 LW Queensland Gov. II p. et. 1,177,454 Do. Do. 1891 ....I 716.600 B..teet. Gov. 6 p. e.,67-77 0% Do. 1871 sod opwds. 8110, Vlo.Gov.l e. Jut. July ! 7.006.000 Do. 11 p. p. at ADO &(h IORICIGN M.A IL N , RAIWWATY all Antwerp eit Rotterdam all 'Bataan. (L)g.7p.o. all 'Belgian K Jutetion all astyres,G.B.,g.7paLa s i al ai 'Central Argentine all I C° g l9° Extension SO ,Dastabang Wltpkilsji 16 ; Dutch Rhenish MI I Do. all ;Emmons of Prance 18 Paroperu Comm! (L):. all ,Great Luxembourg all Leakerg-c'rantowita (L) all ; Mexican 'LI all I Nara.dLlege t By Um all Du 6 p.c.Prf. I Belk gov all Northam of France all N.Rall. B. Ayres g.7.p.c all Do. Deferred all Norwegian Fronk Pref all !Ottoman k nmyr.ta Alain all Par.,Lymisouttl all Paris and °viral all .Recife k FranclaYL) 10 'Royal *Annular' all Royal Swedish all Do. 7 per cent all Sambre and Meuse_ - 014 - pe - r - o - eWtl44. all San Paulo, 1. a. 7 par at all &Aust.& Loot Venetian 16 South East. of Portugal all Southern of Prawn._ all Turin and Savona all West Randers all Do. aS per cent. Prat all Wee& N.W. of Franno No. I 86. I 116,000 100,000 1 20,000 20 16,0001 ii 26,0001 so, 10, 20 toog ts, 26,_.,, 10 - ,8 0 20, 20 68, It 66,000 3 a 6 30, 4 80, 2 10,000 10 100, 6 12, 60 ilkocio - i iti s) 43,17 30 00, I 10, 10 O. 111 ft, I 10,0001 1 15,000 1 1 05.0001 II ST•I 67 d 9 8 &lid x,l 9 Lias zdj 6 7 I id's - psi Pal 43 44 7 6 Mil 88 88 1 8 9 1 6 1 T i l 47 49 10 7Mr 38 sa I 100 102 99 101 99 191 67 98 96 64 103 165 1074 1691 197 196 106 107 96 96 103 106 111 112 106 197 1(3 106 106 106 106 107 104 100 101 104 100 104 47 IN 64 95 Ode 491 ri 1 106esd 107 Icsl • 100 102 09 100 00 100 100 108 111 e 112} 112 k 118/ r A YS. 9 9 13 14 11 1 14 151 13 14 —PM 16 In .111 1 11 qv. 244 65 21} tle 16 13 .114: lei 11 16 He 4 5 111 131 45 •03 2 6 Si Si SS 116 $5 *6 91 14 le 17 . 15i 14 a., 91 22 1 2 Pi 9 9 1 , 1 9 - 1 23 Pd. I Ci. prim. 1 Par it= 1; Pm ' fpm . tildl. 1 St t 1E lB 1 1 i 2 dtie 1 1 4 1 1 :1 8 1 10 11= 1 1I .... 2) - 1 7 ze 1 k 9k 6 61 so 3767 - 681 el 37 j 101 IN w; 941 xd 991 1u la - PO, ell et" si I dla 6 sea l samaii Dins.Baz.lo3.ln. gip°. !Beagle s Lake limos. Do. iii.,l6;l7COOdake 41par 0ant.18724-6 1 0a1.4G.Gistarnip iCapaT.etbookip. Dersorarajp.o. Zan Boma! go .71;7. Do. do. 6do Twat Indian go. ado Do. L Shares Grand!quip Trunk of CanadaSl.B.6p.a Do. Do. Ist prat. Goods Do. fed prat. Bondi Do. Ind prat. Stock ! Do s !itt prat Stock i Ltlia ?~eWulsl Do. goo. 6 per osol.l Do. Now do. Do. New 1 0( S. of Lo4b7s. IDo. 4f per mot. Wsolsen of Csaada Do.t.Bdapsy.l67l Do. do. do. 1877-t Indian ch(Limited) 'Madras guar. 6 p. oast. Do. do. 61 d 0... Do. PM* latiodos Molt sad Hobsoa's Hal Do. 6p. at. psy.lBoo Do. 6p et.„ pay. P. 1896 1 N.ofCsa.6p latp. 6 Do. DeM &, pm 6 wont, Do. do. do.— Do. Paajaith do. Do. ladus96. do.] 45 67 1d lei } llit ps ai 4 I • n n No. I 9b. I s 000 1.1,k 5l S.l 6,1100 .. '44: -.; 16,100 4 6.000 , .. 6,000' .. 1,024' .. 1.000 1 .. 8061 .. 6.0001 00.000, 4 440 . 900 1 :. 5,6441 .. 4,9001 .. 1.1401 .. 1 . 619 ... S. S. .. a 1, .. I. II 2 5 Les .. I. °COW 4 p.a. /142.4164 i 100 G. Nthn.4 p.o. Jau.dJ 100 Gl.Witu.—W. p. Cl., Jas. it July .... 100 Lam& Yk.4p.o.Jsa.a.lly 100 Lon.Brlgh.4p.a.Jaa..laly 100 L. &N. W.4p.e.Jan.t July 100 Do. aep.a. Isa.et July 100 Jan.& July 100 Illldland,4p.e.Jau.dJuly 100 N. Bwitlaly_ll. P. * D.&,1 6 p. ct., Feb. t Aug. —.lOO 4411 M. .500LN.Z.,4 p.4..ApAtect..loo II .9 90 142 10114 1944 116 111 .0 SS 49 61 39 41 NI IS. 103 i i 110 I 6 11-16 - 109 j 9 31 1031 i v 9 103! i" 102 II Ito. le. 692.013 81. 6000110 M. 810,000' 80. moo' 114. 830.000 St 1091 M 0L 819..840 810,710 St. 1000000 St. No. I Rh I Pd. I CI. prior I Balsa. ItLSCP:LLANEOUL 00,11.1-,1118. J 6 8 i 7 415 435 18 ; 4 5 6 2 1 3 S 24 8 9_ f ti i 11 . le 19 1 1 17 lb. i ii $5 117. i - if 6_ 3_ ail - 2 4 - 3f 4i si 2I 29 31 330 410 4 44 - e a 12 . 15 8 . lit 61 67 155 165 674 764 25 IT 16 18 110 110 T 9 _ 68 72 113 66 1096 9396 9395 9305 9395 93 AS Pd I CIL prior. i dales. 12,000 10 Anglo-AmericanTeL(L all 10,000 10 Angio.llealcan Mint -' all £llOO,OOO St. Atlantic Telegraph lOO £BOO,OOO St. Do. Spar cent. 10,000 00 Australian AgslcuL IWI 10,000 25 Anstrallan 31:L&Ta.(L 10,000 10 BaagparahTee Mated, 7 67, 000 , 10 000 10 Baffin Do. Waterworks (L) ; all 12, New 26,000 ;100 Salchow Vaughan (L I. 25 40,000 1 Bombay Goa (Limited;. all 10,000 6 Do New 3 0,000 60 British American Land, 44 184,700 at. B. &I. Meg. Tel. (1.) llOO 49161 301 Canada Company I a n 50.0w31 10 CanadisinLoan& Inv(L )1 al 116,000 'lO Ceylon Com= ; 116 12,000 ; 10 Ditto A 27,000 90 ChinaStAttlit&LCosli I 15 10,500 10 City Diacoiwt, Limited. 10.0001 26 ICityolLondoelt.Pro.(L.). 8 16,0411 80 'City of Milan Irapro.(l.,l 20 4,059 30 Do. 16,000, 26 City of liciecow Gas (L '. all 10.000, 50 'city Oflices (Lim.) 26 10,000' 60 Colonial (Limited) 16 10,000: 50 I Do. 10,050, 60 .CommercialUnloW Um ) 11 60.000; 10 Com. Of Afrioanslar.(L) 17.500 10 ;Continental Un.Gsa (L. 10 2,500' 20 ; . . - all home 26 'C0p.M.in2.,144741.0. all 165,000 100 C. et Lon. /91.1877,410. c. , all 200,000;100; Do. do. 1870, do. I all 100,000 10 C. Yam. of England (L. )1 9 10,000 60 I Ds.of Mauritius (L. ) lO 10019261 St. Crystal Palace _ 1100 6100,820 St. I Do. Preference 1133 8277,0G0 Bt. Do. 6y. at. Yerp. Deb..loo 7,600 10 Darjeeling (Limited) all 18,000 10 :Eastern ASYM Tea (L. , 10400 6.1 111.Indlalend,C.£ llia(L 10 60,000 10 ;E. India Irrig. & Canal 18 80,000 50 Ebbw Vale 27; 101,519 20 tEuptianCom.&TrcLlL. • 6 £879,671 St. Electric Telegraph 16,0 , 0 10 . Do. New 50,040. 6 Eng.&AnaCapperiLlin 10,000 16 'Eng. and Foreign Qedl 71 10,006 .100 11.z i t i lc o ottJahliarin.(1 8 16,000 10 Engineering ll 10,000 20 • Forest (Warehouse (L l6 160.000 10 .GeneralCredit&Dis.(l: 71 72,000 16 bien. Steam Navigatio 14 10.000' 60 Home &Colonial As.(l 6,030 10 limn:Kong & China GM all 100,000; 20 1 11 itilloo's Ltay all 80,000 lb ilui.LandCo.AlasseUles I 12. Indian Carrying (Lw II 160,000' 20 'lnternat. Plnan.Soc(L. 105,000 20 'lnternat. tend Credit L 64,000 60 iltallaa Land 6 60,000 10 'ltalian [reg. (Can. Cay all 4000000 100 ; Do. 6p. a. lids. r. la% ad 10,000. 60 !Laud Securines(Lim.) 6 COW 26 I,snd.A.fricanTrading lO 10,000 II Lou. & Caledon. X. 40,000 10 , Lon.CountyLand&S.(L) 2 12,000 • 6 (land. DistrictTeleg.(L I all 40,000 60 ; Loud. Minn. Aeso. • 30 118,626 4 Load. G. OinntlaisC.(L.l all 6,000 60 tond.2olrag.Ene.Co.(L. 25 40,000 20 ILood. Provincial Marine. 1000,000 St.. Madras [mire & Canal,' 1 62 ct.e.byludianOov. 100 Pt 171 27821616 70 75 id 17 19 Par IP= 7 II dim ise 2pas 1 01 1 00la 13 23 —(d 73 24 6 12,600 20 !Mauritius Lind, &a. (L ~ 2 12,00 u 10 Sledl4 Erten. Tel. (LI-, all ups° 5o 1 Merchant Shipping (L. all 000,000 St. :Itlllwall 11P.Ld.&Dock(L 'lOO 40.040 go • Imo Works. 71 31,500 10 Natal !And &Cote. (I.•' 160,000 , 26 ;National Ols. Com. (L ! 40,000 26 INatlounl Prov.Marine,L 4 50,000 100 National:Beam Nay.iL,' 54 12,600 20 ;NerbuddaGoal&leonlL 6 15,000 10 :NersConsolldat.Dis..,L , 3 61,400 6 'New onewada, Llndted 'lll2 10,000 16 !N.Zealand U.Au.• L ; 01 20,000 11 'N.Zealand T. 41 LOOM IL' 6 111,000 lo.Nottlmen Meant TealL., 4 26,0Ju 101 Do. B S 4107,176 St. ,N.Brla. Australasian (L; 100 60,000 60 .N.Belt.dttlercan.ln.,L 40,000 26 ;Ocean Manne (lemur. I! 10,000. SO ,OrientalFinandal Um. , 11 00,000 6 !Orlee.alGas(Umlted) , all 30,000 6 ! Do. New 60,000 10 41tient.Inland Steam; L . all 20 ) 000 10 !Otago 4thlarot Invest ' 10,000 6 'Ottoman Gm (Malted , all 112,100. 10 Panama B.M. Steam, YI 10,214 6 Do. do. 4000,000 St. •100 10,000 60 IPeninsnlard 0 Stearn all 14,000 60 Do. do. New 1055 : all 20,000 601 Do. do. do. 1607' 6 , 10,000 60 !Myrna', Iron 10,000 16 Do. New ; all 14,006 26 Itlol.Cltylmpeor.(L) all 30,000 20 Itlo Janeiro Gas (Um ; all 16,000 160 ) 19:Gal Mali Steam oo 000. 900 St. , SeoL Sutra. I Dyad. (L 100 10,000 10 ,Soo. Phan. d'Eapte (L. ) 10 10,000 60 S. African 11. & (L ) 6 14,100 26 iSouthAudralian Land all 8111,000 k 1 %1439:1na Telegraph •• • • 1 •.•*.•• • sl! I 66 70 1 &a 1 dh 141 Ad 1 641. 1 12 • its 2 21318 6 6as 146 16e 19 18 &a 7 6dl 1 1 416 6 4 dls 13 15 6 8 103 104 , 4 41 14 26 97 101 106 1 1 9 14 16 ass 7 6 ulp. i_ i_d•l - I ii r3 114. - 2. 21 zd 19 17 dm 11a par 100 101 1 1 0 141 s 2 1} die Iwo . 3 ) Pel.Coneletteutilsln(L., an Do. Do. an Nemo 1b Thamee&Mereey In.(L 7,600 10 (Trinidad Petroleum (L 84 87,500 10 rrnatßAgency of Ans.' LLL 1 10,000 10 .T. & L Co. of If. Canada I 100.000 • 50 .01. Mutts of Liver. (L) troop 16 "06.1 bisominteorp(L) 6 10,0001 6 United K. Teleg. Co.(L , aD ,10.000 10.. 10 per cont. pref. all 80,000 Univers. Marine 11.•.(1..; 6 10,000 SD Van 1/16166015 Land 166' 181111000 i 100 Vleerogo6ggrp6(Mar4L. an ; 10,000, WarranS %Inane* (Um.) 11 WPM' 111 Wealludila&Peetlegt.g, ID • Can pending. _as 5 5-15 1 71 - 014 ii-16z4 a; ilif -5} 4 3 di. 14 12 Al. 14 04114 11 01.1 b. 2.11. Idle *PIP f fpm 4 3 Al u 46 16 17 14 16 p 6 161 0 8 01. 41 1 par Pa, 1 21 . 2 24 6 7 2 1 3 1 33 4 6 48 50 47 45 2 Id 4 22 24 64 74 21 22 /4 96 08 116 , 24 74 digs 1.1 4461.1 34 46 00 70 17 17 31 3 19z 6 ctlel ri ,7l Kir 2 2ipmi lid le le le 111 7 9 72 I 11 72 9 Oa 7 6W. PREFERENCE SHARP& Lancashire end Yorkshire 4i per cent. (Blackblu Purch.), 934, 5. North &Altera, Stock. and Dart A 5 per cent., 271, 7. MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) 011 o'OLaoz. Owing chiefly to the prospect of political troubles inlltaly, the markets for public securities are dull to-day, and the variations in prices are mostly in an adverse direction. The renewal in the French newspapers of the discussion with regard to Prussian affairs and the dulness of the weather have also led to some sales, but the transactions generally are upon a very limited scale, the public still holding almost entirely aloof from the StocktExchange. Consols have declined 1, per cent. Several of the principal home railway atocla have receded. Caledonian has been pressed for sale, upon the issue of the directors' report, which is regarded as very unfavourable. The movements in foreign bonds are confined to a few descriptions, and, apart from a fresh fall of # per cent. in Spanish Passive, are not important. Tho money market exhibits no now feature, and the quotations for bills and advances in the Stock Exchange are unaltered. Consols are quoted 94i to both for money and the Bth of October, and the Three per Cents. Re duced and New Three per Cents., 93 to A, ex div. The railway market is flat to-day, and prices have given way in several cases. Caledonian stock is prominently heavy, and has fallen 21 per cent. Greatirorthern (original) has declined 1 ; South Eastern, ; Great Eastern, Great Northern A, and London, Chatham, and Dover, I ; andj Metropolitan and Brighton, 1. Annexed are the quotations :—Metrupolitan, 1241 Ito 125 ; Great Western, 48i to R, ex div. ; London and North Western, 1141 to 115 ; Midland, 1221 to 123, 1 , ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1271 to 128 ; Caledonian, 104 to 105 ; South Eastern, 692 to 70; Great Eastern, 301 to 31 ; Great Northern, 112 to 113 ; ditto A, 1181 to 1191 ; London, Chatham. and Dover, 201 to 1; North British, 33 to 1 ; and Brighton, 531 to 1. There is little business in foreign stocks, but Turkish Six per Cent. Bonds of 1865 are inquired for, at 501 1 to 1. Mexican are f better, at 151 to 4, but Spanish Passive and Italian of 1861 have declined to 4, the present prices being 184 to and 484 to # respectively. Turkish of 1862 are called 624 to 63, being firm ; ditto 1865 (Five per Cents.), 32 to ; Greek, 13# to i ; Spanish Certi ficates, 164 to ; Chilian scrip, to prom. ; and Mexican, 154 to 4. United States 15-26 Bonds have declined pe r cent., viz., to 73 to ; but Erie and Illinois Central Railway shares are unchanged, at 413 to 421 and 761 to 77/, respectively. .itlantic - Cable "hail* are without variation' Anglo-American are called 17} to I, and Atlantic Telegraph Eight per Cent. Preference, 31} to I. litinkshart;s are dull. London and Westminster are at 67 to 69 ; Union of London, 361 to 37# ; Imperial Ottoman, 11 to 01 dia., being 2s. id. lower ; London and County, 64 to 65 ; Chartered Mercantile of India, 291 to 301, and Alliance, 11 to 9 die., showing aatness. Financial shares present no movement. Inter national Financial are at 21 to dis. ; London, 23 to 22 die. ; General Credit, 21 to 2 die. ; and Credit Foncier, 5 to 5} die. The Suffolk has arrived from Port Philip with 285,5001. in gold. . _ HALF-PAST THREE O'CLOCK. The stock markets remain dull, with very few transactions. Consols are still quoted 941 to both for money and the account. About 40,000 sovereigns have been withdrawn from the Bank for Malta. At Paris this morning the Three per Cent. Rentes opened at 69fr. 17c., being bc. lower than on Satur day. About 6,0001. in gold was aent into the Bank on Saturday. The steamer Great Britain sailed from Mel bourne for Liverpool on the 22n1 ult., and is un derstood to have a large amount of gold on board. The amount of Government bills on India, for which tenders will be received at the Bank of Eng land on the 2ml October, will be only rupees 10,00,000 (100,0001.) Subjoined is a statement (from Mr. Slaughter's Weekly List) of the railway calls due in October, so far as they have yet been advertised: . _ Amount per Share. Due Already Number Date. Pala. Call of slum* Amount. Great Eastern 6per cent Pref stotk Great Northern S p cent. Permanent Pref. Stock 31 00 20 0 0 £1,075,000 215,000 Orext Surth. and West. Orel:toil, 0 per cent £lO aluwes Great Western £2O 6 per cent. Total . . I , uoo An official communication from the Great Western Railway Company of Canada informs us that " from the accounts of the half year ended the 31st July last, the board have decided upon recommending a dividend at the rate of 4 per cent. per annum, free of income tax, reserving 2,000/. for the renewal of ferry steamers, and carry ing forward to the current half-year the sum of 1,681/. 7s. 11d. The traffic return of this railway company for the week ending the 6th inst., shows an increase of 2,5141. over the corresponding period of 1866. Subjoined is the report of the directors of the Bank of British Columbia, to be presented to the general meeting on the Ist October : • •• • • •• • o The directors have pleasure in submitting to the share holders the accounts of the bank made up to the :10th June last, d u ly audited. In conformity with the promise made by the directors, the shareholders will observe that the expenses of the bank have been very materially decreased during the past half-year. In consequence of the uncer. tam condition of commercial affairs ill the Crated States at the end of last year, the directors sent instruction, to their managers at the branches to exercise increased caution, and although the result of such restriction has been to lemma the amount of hucinoss transacted, and therefore temporarily to diminish the profits of the bank, it has at the same time prevented losses and has placed tCe bank in a very strong position finaucially, as will be seen from the accompanying accounts. The directors have much satisfaction in referring to the improved prospects of the gold fields in British Columbia, where for the last six mouths a steady improvement has taken place, and which by the latest accounts received are confirmed. After paying all charges and deducting rebate of interest on hills not due, the balance at credit of profit and logs on 30th June last amounted to 7,534 r. 1:01. 741., of which the directors recommend the appropriation of 5,9.;11 1 . in payment of a dividend at the rate of 4 per cent. per carrying forward the balance of 1,1174 f. 15s. T.I. to the current half-year. A petition for the winding up of the Ceylon Coffee Estates Company (Litniti.4l) is to be heard beforeVice-Chancellor 3lalins on theBth November. Messrs Baring Brothers and Co. have announced the dividends due the Ist October on Boston City Sterling Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Bonds, the Russian Anglo-Dutch Five per Cent. Loans of 1864 and 1864.1, and on the Bonds of the Italian Southern Railways Company. The cob mial wool sales ended on Saturday. The following report is from Messrs. Dutton and Ferry : . The third series of colonial wool sales for the year WM menceil on the I•ith August, and terminated tins day. The quantity catalogued has been 143,030 bales, as per specifi cation at foot, the arrivals since the last sales being 1 . 26.846 bales, the excess of 16,184 bales arising from Sydney and Port Phillip viola held over from the May and June sales. The attendance of home buyers was good, but France and other parts of the continent were nut so well represented es at the last two series. Notwithstand ing the extreme cheapness of money, but little, if any, im provement had taken place in the state of the woollen trade in the short interval (considering the large quantity then disposed of) elapsed since the last Was ; fair spirit, however, was shown at the opening, and the prices realised were equal to the avet age rates paid in the May and June series. Although at times the somewhat unsettled weather caused come apprehension as to the remelt of harvest, thus incrawing the existing deprution, the quotations for all good regular flocks have been well maintained through out, but inferior end Ise* wools, of which there has been a lame proportion, have sold may irregularly, and on the whole these descriptions have ruled in favour of buyers. The sales progressed with little or no variation for the first three weeks, when, with an increased attendance of buyers, more aaimation was shown in the bidding., parti cuMy for the fi ne sorts, both of combing and clothing, and as the prospects for the harvest by this time looked favourable the market assumed rather • firmer tone, and continued without alteration until the close. Sydney and Port Phillip were in large supply, but presented only small selection of really choice flocks ; these latter excited keen competition, and extreme rates were realised—they however mainly consisted of strong-haired wools, adapted for combing and faulty kinds. For the better descriptions there was • fair demand at fully former rates, but the burry, crony, and seedy sorts were much neglected, being heavy of tide even at a reduction of Id. per lb. compared , with last tides. Of scoured there has been an abundant supply, and the better clams par ticipated in the active competition which took place for the fleece wools, late rates being fully maintained, whilst the demand for the inferior was very sluggish, and they sold ld. and lid. per lb. lower than in May. Van Diemen's Land were in limited quantity, and princi pally consisted of medium flocks, evincing no improve ment in quality and condition, and former rates were scarcely realised. Adelaide, as indicated by the prices, were of poor breed and wasting condition, the greasy being principally of the led earthy and mushy descriptions, and the scoured badly got up and seedy. New Zealand have formed a leading feature in the series, being nearly mie third of the quantity offered ; they comprised some good combing (Make, both washed and in the grease. They I found ready purchasers, but prices show • reductiow of about ld. per lb. compared with last sales. Cape com prised • small selection from the western district, for ' which Iley.Tinie prices were scarcely obtained. Of Algoe I Bay the comparatively small quantity of well-grown shafty i flocks sold readily at rather higher prices, as likewise the scoured, of which there was • good choice, and they were taken freely for exportation, but the short faulty kinds were much less competed for, sad lower prices bad to be submitted to. Lambe of good: quality, and free from defect, have been very scarce compared with former eerier at this period, sad they have commended full rates. On the other hand, faulty dmaiptions have sold lower. We estimate the quantity taken for export at about 60,000 bales. Inasmuch as 4,14 i bales have passed the hammer this year, or within 15,617 bales of the entire import of 1866, and with little if any recourse to specula tive purchases, it is reasonable to presume that with a less depressed state of trade more remunerative prices would be obtained by importers ; on the other hand, taking into consideration the rapid progresathe growth of wool has made of late in the colonies and Buenas Ayres (which latter conies directly into competition with Cape), it is rendered pro bable that prime of the raw material (particularly of medium and low qualities), will in future rest on • lower basis. MINE&-(THIS DAY.) Ou o'Cloaa. The mining market is steady to-day, with a fair amount of business. Devon Great Consols shares are quoted 425 to 435 ; Prince of Wales, 48s. 6d. to 495. 6d. ; Great Vor, 17i to 18 ; East Lovell, 81 to f. East Russell, 2to •, West Chiverton, 64 to 65 ; North Chiver ton, 41 to ; Wheal Grenville, 26a. to 275. 6d. ; West Caradon, 81 to 9} ; and Drakewalla, 13s. to 15s. Foreign and colonial mining shares have been dealt in to a moderate extent, at the following prices :—St. John del Rey, 591 to 60k ; Don Pedm , 11 to 2 prem.; Anglo-Brazilian, par to prem. ; Yeatarena,l to prem. ; Chontales, to 1 rem. ; Roma Grande, Ito • Anglo-Italian, 1 to prem. ; United Mexican, If to 2A ; Frcntino an( Bolivia, 3 to 1 ; and Port Phillip, 13.16 to 5-16. BETTING IN LONDON.-(THIS DAY.) QUARTER-PAST TWO O'CLOCK. A large attendance and speculation brisk. For the Great Eastern, Pericles,on the strength of a great trial, became a warm favourite, as little as 7 to 1 being taken, but subsequently he did not go quite so well, and 9 to 1 was offered. For this rue Mount Palatine, Sir Oliver, Maid of Masham filly, and Mistletoe were all well sup- Ported. For the Cesarewitch Honesty was a better favourite than ever, 100 to 15 being taken, and if 7 to 1 could have been laid he would have been backed at this price in fifties and hundreds. The offers against Blinkhoolie did not exoeed 11 to 1, while the Maid of Masher's filly, Lothario and EtoileFilante were substantially supported at their respective quotations. The usual mys tery existed about the Findon lot, Proserpina being appa. rent!) , knocked out at 1,000 to 15 ; neither was Potomac particularly healthy, as, after 25 to 1 had been accepted, 100 to 3wu laid several times. The remaining quotations do not call for especial mention. The Cambridgeshire showed little or no change, 100 toff and 90 to 1 being taken each about Gardevisure and Longbow colt, while a few others were backed for small money. Quotations as follows: GREAT EASTERN HANDICAP. to 1 agst Pericles (otf, after 7to I had been taken) 10 to 1 Mount Palatine (t) 100 to $ Sir Oliver (t) 100 to 8 Mistletoe It) WO to ii Dismal.* (t) 100 to 5 - Maid of Masham f (t) CESAREWITCH. 100 to 15 agst Honesty (t) 11 to 1 Blinkhoolie (off, tl2to 1) 100 to 7 Lothario (t) 100 to 6 Etoile Filonte (t) 100 to G Maid of 3Lish.tiii f (t) 20 to 1 Thalia (off. t2sto 1) 25 to 1 Armourer (t) 25 to 1 Julius (off, t 1000 to 30) 100 to 3 Potomac (t) 40 to 1 King of the F.tiries (off ) 40 to 1 King's Cross (off) 40 to 1 Minster (off) 40 to 1 Romping Girl (off) Si) to 1 Treachery g (off) 110 to 1 Sportsman (t and off) 1000 to - Proserpine (t and off) CAMBRIDGESHIRE. 100 to 4; eget Gardevisure (t and off) 241 to 1 Longbow colt (t) 25 to 1 Annourer (off) •di to 1 Jilium (off, t3oto 1) 1000 to 30 Llinkhoolie (off, t4nto 1) 40 to 1 Duke of York (t end otl) 50 to 1 Sister to Vedette (t) COAL MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) . Walls End Hetton, 91s. 9d. ; Walls End Lainldun, 215.; Walls End Tees, 21s. dd.; Walls End Hartlepool, 195.; Walls End Harmon, 19s. Ikl.; Holy•rell Main, 175.; West Hartley, ISs. lid.—Ships at market, 24 ; at sea, :15. 01 - TW IRD ITOM I; , 1Y M L. —MALTA , SE IT. 2 . 3. The Nyanza, from Southampton on the 12th inst., arrived on the 21st at a.m., :ind left at 11 a.m. for Alexandria. The Ceylon, from Marseilles on the 20th inst., arrived yesterday (midnight), and left at 8 a.m. to-day for Alexan dria. Tebtram. Tiff: NN ELIA:Xi:Tot; STATUE AT HStir -P IRK CORNi.S.—A scaffold has just been erected around this colossal statue to enable the workmen to make cone alterations which have been decided as neceesary in the field-marshal's hat. ETON COLLLO H.—The new racquet courts op posite the Mathematical School have been nearly com pleted, and form a large pile of building, commmlious in every way for the purpose intended. The school re-opens on Wednesday. A 'I PENT TO MR. COLIN Rosa.-1711 Thursday morning, the closing day of the Highland Rifle Associa tion meeting at Inverness, a sail accident hameoeil to Mr. Colin Rims. He unfortunately left pis loadin, red in the barrel of bin Title, and on firing into the rife pit the roil prevented the bullet from coming out. The conse quence was that the weapon burst at the breech, and shattered hi. left hand. A doctor who was present at the time took off one of the joints of the forefinger, amp it is now hoped that the remainder of his hand, although much shattered, will be saved from amputation. "JotN Moltuatiz."—The news of the escape front Woking orison of Ellis, better known by his ',elf assumed none of " .lohn Morgan." has been re. ivoil in Shrewsbury. It will be remembered that nearly three years 940 Ellis, a quondam clerk in a Liverpool house, arrived in Shrewsbury in the assumed character of a Welsh policeman, and, with the assistance of the local police. arrested at the prin.•ipd hotel a member of a well-known Manchester family, on a charge of robbery, and after seeing his victim safely incar cerated, by order of the magistrates, decamped with his watch, rings, money, and travelling rug, which be had prized in the name of the outraged law. Ellis carried out the details of his scheme with such consummate daring, and managed to mix up with it no much that was that the sense of the immorality of the thing was at the time quite lost sight of by the popular mind, and the prisoner's reception in public was of so flattering a charac ter that he repeatedly announced his intention of re•.isit ing Shrewsbury as soon as be got out of prise. With a knowledge of the impudent daring of the man, an im pression prevails that he will not improbably attempt to redeem his pledge.—MaischesterEsuniruer. OItDUCULY MIA= AILIW mats. L. I Pd. 1 11.417,w479. I satu min g. °. tI " on Pri rday. I al o " 1 p.m. St. 100 (Caledonian and &NW „. —1 63 as (Si 84 100 Caledonian 1 107 108 106 156 44 S. 106 Cambrian ID NI lOonwall 5 5 84. 100 Dublin and Belfa atJusel 73 76 St. 100 1 Dundee. rerth4Abdln • 70 76 20 6 liaat Land& I— 100 all Do.l3crip. —— 1 —. — St 100 Maws sed& Western, 110 112 84. 100 Gnat Pastern Ord. NI 301 311 311 301 St. 100 Do. L Ana. 8414.. N 0.21 4 6 lt. 100 OrettNorth of Scotland 16 14 . St. 100 Ore& Northern 1 1124 1131 SR 100 De.A I A me. no drv. on 1181 1194 St. 100 Do. B 1 Clap. e. 9 paidlil 124 126 SR 100 Do. Ord. Dot. Div. Stock 87. 100 GC South & Wed. (In.)I 04 98 St. 100 Great Wagers 461 49 xd 48 1 1 xd St. 100 Do.BtoorratOto.Stkl St. 100 Do. /loath Wales . _ SR 100 Do. W. WM.—Oxford, 30 86 xd St. 100 Do. Do. Newport, 29 81 Id 8R 100 Lancashire& Yorkshire 12a 11 2 8 0 1 128 Si. 100 Lon..Brlithtn, &R. Comet! 53 631 111 St. 100 Loodoo.Chathata. 80 4 i 1 BR 100 D0.3144.1104m.A6p.e. 13 16 d 4. 100 London& North Wastes. 1141 l 1 s i 1144 15 144 24. 1100 London&tiouthWeeterul 88 84 81 St. 140 Man. Shot. &Lincoln& 481 401 St 100 histropelltan.....— 1 1221 1231 1244 1 i 80. ilou Do. lixtenelou,divi. den.lB p. et. tth 1870 112 113 1121 St. 1 100 Illetrogolitan Dbartet B7 90 SS 20 10 Do. de. do. .... 10 all Do. At St. John's-WOW 88. 100 St. 100 Mi Do. Blrm. & Ddland _ . erby. 91 1221 12 93 31 1261 21 ... 84. 100 North British 84. IN Do.Ndin.,Perth,Dund. SR 100 N. imtern—Benriek 106 100 1051 1 6 26 161 Do. G. N. I. Pure.— St 100 DO. Leeds ——. 63 64 St. 100 Do. York .. 96 80 96/ N. 199 Do. Carlisle — 25 .11 Do. Stook &1 11 an a 4 26 24 Do. do., 1090-01 84 6 1 9 19, 54. 100 .North London .... ll4 116 lo 5 i Do. des .. , 1306 1 4ora 84. 100 Northatazordahlre— 8R 100 'N. &8. Western Jane. 109 112 —. 84.. 191 B,l3ropehlre Unice in. 100 . South Devon 46 47 SR 100 South Zoete= 70 701 091 70 091 93 all Steinee,WoldnXen, — &. Ite 94 84. 1N Tad Vale 10 4 ' Dm C ~...„., —..; —., —. pm l ilt. 163 ,WsSerford • illienny! —. 10 I Il tWaterlao & Whitehall , —.— - 1 - 11 ales. el S-16 12 itt 'A r! 103 104 94 " 151 161 03 100 89 91 • dls. 100 1011 •5 ON 91 •S H 66 94 66 80 92 80 23 101 1(3 1011 102 10 242 14 1021 001 87 89 111.1TL3li MINIS. Min. la Cldvaj ti ton Der. G. Con. (Tevidek ) Drekewelle Zest Beret (Illopa) Ent C ain area Seat Grenville Lest L o•ell IL W. Remelt (Tevietk ) , Grabbler* SC Sown. Greet Lamy (Limitedr Great South 'rogue G. W. Vor ( Ralston) Grenville Flerod'a Foot ..... Rh:gator' Downs Yvon* (Uny Went) tharke allay llwyndy Iron Ore 1 New Setou.. North Rooker., North Wheal Crotty United • I RI (U. 'want; . Caredon St. Clear) Coodenow I PW. Frances (111ogaa) 1 tray Palk Tin icon West Bawl (11kgan) W. Pandas Misheard) Wiest Murton West Beton Wh. &Mg (Moran) Wh. Buuli(Redrstio whin Wonry Ann (Moulton ) `l l ll Triolawney (Usk ) ell.. DILBILNIVIII PARTICULARS OF Stock on hand this day.. caslizi, Delivery last week . • tr.kni Ist June . Arrival last week.... . Litt. !rum lit J uue. 40,955 1,766 20,690 1,341 .. 16,624 I d . PrteeY.C. on rent this day.... '4l 0 Ditto Town toot Friday .... 44 S I 33.016 21,700 2,216 } 1,933 MO.'S 24,291 4.510 29,221 21.6(6 :01.1 Dew' . . 16,373 1,560 19,827 2,585 17,560 It 4. a. i;i". a. a. 441 0 3 15 6 .356 48 0 479 450 Arrival for the week ending lst October last year. 1,945 casks, and delivery, 5,159 casks. The amval Iset week cern prb9,l 1.917 caAcs Petersburg ; 006 casks South America ; and 1 casks other places. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) We have a shorter supply of beasts, but trade is so veay dull that it exceeds the demand. Prices are lower, and a clearance cannot be effected. The number of sheep is nearly as Large as last week, and the demand has de creased, consequently prices are lower. Several lots re main unsold. Calves also are lower. Our foreign sup ply consists of 3,120 beasts, 0,470 sheep, 110 calves, and is) pigs. From Ireland there are 550 beasts and 2,170 from the northern and midland counties. Per stone of Sib. a. d ad. I Per stone of Bibs, I. d. I. d. Best Scots, !lentils. 4 8 5 0 ; Best Dund:llf4xlsSh 0 0 0 0 Best :Short-horns— 4 6 4 In Best Idong-c0015.... 4 4 4 6 Second sista beasts 2 6 3 6I Do. do. Shorn.... 0 0 0 0 .'elves Ph. , " lins&.llll.hrotle 4 10 6 0 Lambs .... 0 0 0 0 newts at market, ; sheep and lambs, 25,110; calves, l'_'6 pigs, 610. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIB DAY.) Masers. Pattenden and Smith report that the trade since Worcester fair has been quiet, and prices very un settled ; still, growers do not force sales, as the yield comes down extremely short. A choral festival took place at Powerstock, in Dorsetshire, a few days since. Seven parish choirs, numbering 80 musicians, took part in the festival. . . Last week a splendid osprey, a bird of the eagle tribe, was shot at Littlehampton, on the coast of Sussex. It had just been fishing, and had a bass 11b. weight in his mouth, scarcely dead. Large catches of prawns were made last week on the coast of Sussex. It is believed that they assemble on that coar-t at this season of the ye.ir prior to migration. Mi;. Hur:iit:s, ON Co- OPERATION. —The completion of the second year's working under the co operatlon system, at Whitwood, Ilaigh Moor, and Methley Junction Colliers., has just been celebrated at Whitwoosl, short distance from Normanton. A meeting was held, at which Mr. Hugh. s, M.P., spoke at some length on part nerships of industry. THE REV. C. H. SPUROEON.—The attack of rheumatic gout under which the Rev. C. H. Spurgeon has been labouring since this day fortnight, when be contracted a heavy cold while laying the foundation-stones of the Orphans Home at Stockwell, still continues. Feeling himself much better on Thursday last, he proceeded in his brougham on the evening of that day to the Tabernacle, and delivered the usual weekly lecture. The exertion, however, proved too much for him ; for en Friday the malady returned, and confined him to his residence in Nightingale-lane, Clapham. On Saturday he was again much better, and entertained hopes that he should be able to preach at the Tabernacle yesterday. The morning of yesterday, however, was so wet that his physicals' ad vi sed him to remain indoors, and he did so. The consequence of this attack is, that for two successive Sundays Mr. Spur geon has been abeent from the Tabernacle. Muir STOOL BANTA BANK& I hi I ad Agra Bank (Lim.) A Do. B. 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