The Express. — London, England, 1862-10-17 00:00:00

T HE CITY GARIBALDI MEETING. (THIS DAY.) The public excitement connected with the Gari baldi meetings seems to have received a tremendous impetus from the recent disturbances and riots. Two o'clock this afternoon was the time fixed for commencing the long-talked-of Garibaldi meeting in the City, and an hour before that time the entrance to the London Tavern was besieged by numbers of persons eager for admission. The door was no sooner opened, at half-peat one, than there was a terrific rush towards it from the dense mane collected is the street. Three or four stalwart police men were employed to keep order and to prevent persons from entering with sticks or other offensive weapons. The room in which the meeting was held the largest in the building, w asof courseclosely packed ; but up to the commencement of the proceedings, at least, there was no indication of any interference with the object of the meet ing. The Irish Roman catholic element was, doubtleew represented. but it made no threatening signs. The chair was taken by Mr. WrITERN WOOD, M.P., at 2 o'clock, amid deafening cheers. The hon. gentleman was supported on the pl►tform by Mr. P. A. Taylor, M.P., Mr. Samuel Morley, Mr. Ssrjeant Parry, the Rev. Dr. Campbell, Mr. Elt, Mr. Stansfeld, M.P., Mr. IL Charles, Mr. T. Mal low°, Mr. F. Lawrence, Mr. Joseph Morris, Mr. G. Dod, Mr. E. C. Whitehunt, Mr. W. T. Mallason, Mr. Field, Mr. Deputy Reed, and about 28 common councilmen of the City of London. _ _ Tw CHAIRMAN commenced by referring to the ounces which had led to his appearance in the chair. Some time ago, he said, he was informed that his right hon. friend the Loral Mayor—loud groans and hisses) —would be invited to preside. On his lordship's refusal recourse was had to himself, and recognising among the names of the requisi tionists those of several hundreds of him constituents, he could not refuse his assent —(cheers)—sapecially u he °oc culted in the object, th►t of paying a deserved tribute to so noble and illustrious a man am Garibaldi. (Cheers.) Ile added that the appearance of the room fully justified the committee of management. The fint resolution, expressive of sympathy with Geri. Midi and his object, was moved by S. MORIXT, Faq., and seconded by Mr. P. A. 'Etna's, M.P. The second resolution, directed against the French occu pation of Rome, was to be moved by Mr. Serjeant Parry, seconded by Mr. R. Charles, jun., and supported by Mr. Montagu Chambers, Q.C., and Mr. Sale Barker. The third resolution, which included an earnest request for the influence of Earl Russell, was to be moved by Mr. W. T. Millman, seconded by Mr. Charles Reed, and sup ported by Mr. F. Lawrence. Thanks to the clod/titan were to be moved by Mr. John Richardson, seconded by Mr. John Cannington. LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Before Mr. Commissioner Fochleague.) EC Si JAY= ORME& The bankrupt win described as a merchant, of the Poultry. This was the examination meeting, bat the requisite amounts bad not been filed. The liabilities are said to be considerable ; debts of upwards of 6,0001. were proved at the first sitting. Mr. Phelps, for the assignees, asked for an adjournment ci two months, which was ordered. The bankrupt wee 'described as an analytimal and experi mental chemist, of Peckham. This was the sitting for 6131. initiation. Debts about 1,000 l.; no wets. Mr. G. E. Lewis opposed for a creditor ; Mr. Aldridge appeered fur the official assignee ; Mr. Lucas supported. It appeared from an examination of the bankrupt that he had incurred a large expense in trying experiments on fresco painting at the National Gallery. He had also taken out a patent for extracting cotton from cotton and woollen geode, and had spent • large sum in working it. His ex penditure had been about MO/. • year ; he had kept no boob and could not render any better accounts than those already filed. The Commisioner—l should hare thought, from the oocupation in which he we. engaged, that he of all men should have seen the importance of carefully recording remits. Such a each account as this is an insult to the court and to common sense. _ _ _ Mr. Lucas urged that the bankrupt was unable to render any better account. The Commando:lase—He must try. Let the mum be adjourned for that purpose. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) BON V -STREZT. A TRIP TO maNcomirtit. A stableman. named Nathan Osborn, who had been ap prehended at Manchester by Sergeant Franklin, of the E division, was charged with stealing 41. 17a. in money, a pair of cab wheels, • coat. a pair of boots, and other articles to the value of 71. 3e., the property of his employer, Mr. Thomas Cooper, of Montagne-mews, cab proprietor. Mr. Aliraniv, of Bow-street, opened the case for the pro secution. and stated that the prisoner had been for about sit months in the employment of Mr. Cooper. On the Bth instant Mr. Cooper went out of town, for the purpose of attending a horse fair, and left the prisoner in charge of his establishment, with instructions to receive the monies brought in by the cabdrivers, and also • sum of 3/. 10s., the balance of the price of a cab, which Mr. Cooper had sold to another cab proprietor, and which the prisoner was to give np on receipt of that sum. The money was paid to the prisoner by the purchaser, who took away the cab on the 9th inst., and on that sod the following day the prisoner also received from two cabdrivers gums of money mounting to 11. 7s. On the 10th he absconded, and Mr. Cooper, returning to town on the Iltb, found that the prisoner had taken away the money and the articles above-mentioned. It was known that he was a Manchester man, and had come to London with the Mast cheater omnibuses lately introduced into London, remainint in the service of flee Manchester Omnibus Company (io Lon don) until their omnibuses were purchased by the London General Omnibus Company, when of coarse they had no further need of his services, and ho went into the employment of Mr. Cooper. Upon information of these circumstances Sergeant Franklin caused inuuiries to be made at Manchester, and found that the bad returned to his wife, who was living there. it Franklin telegraphed to the Manchester police to detain the prisoner, and went down there himself to bring him to London. The prisoner acknowledged that he had taken the money and had got drunk and spent it, but said he intended to return to London on Friday (this day) and settle it with his master. lie denied all knowledge of the wheels. lie was wearing the prosecutor's coat when apprehended. Evidence of these facts was given by Mr. Cooper, the pro secutor, Mr. Roberts , on another cabpro secutor, proprietor, who was present when the prisoner received the 34 103., Sergeant Franklin, and other witnesses, and the prisoner was com mitted for trial. MARLBOROUGH-STREET. COMMITTAL OF 46 GENTLEIMM" WITHOUT ♦ TIMM FOR ASSAULTING TOG POLICE. Charles Bet mood and Hrary 11elio;;J:07clipham .terrace, and Alfred Kay, of 11, Grafton-street, Kentish-town, all young men, were charged before Mr. Koos with being drunk and riotous in Hemming's-row, St. Martin's, and assaulting Police-sergeant Honey, 6 C. On being placed at the bar defendants said they bad not given their correct names, and that they were Wm. Budd, and Hector and Frederick Hebron. . Sergeant Honey, 6 C, said that at. 6 o'clock yesterday evening his attention was called to the defendant*, in Hem ming's-row, and on going up be found them very disorderly, and nuking a great some. A person told him (Horsey) that they had broken one of his windows. On requesting them to discontinue their noise, sod to leave, one of them knocked off his hat, struck him a violent blow ou the head, causing him greet pain, and then the other two closed with Lim, sod directly after he found himself on the ground, and while there he received several kicks. Some person in the crowd then called out, " Assist the police," and a person did so, and on two other constables coining up the defendants were got to the station. Shrives, 82 C, said he saw one of the defendant, knock off the sergeant's hat, and another defendant knock him down. Budd said he had been drinking with a gentleman, the other def en d an t s ' unc l e, i n t h e H aymar k et, an d h a d about W . ; and one of the other defendanta said he had lost his purse also. A peretm residing at 5, Spur-street, Leicester-square, said that one of the defendants, Hector Nelson, broke a pane of glass in his window of the value of 41. The defetidanta were pushing one another about in the street, and Hector was pushed through the window. Mr. Knox mid the window was a trifling matter, bet the other charge wee a serious one against persons in the defeedanta position. He should order the defendant Hector to pay Is. fine, and is. (or the damage to the window. The deferadanta collected a crowd, and behaved in & disorderly man ner, the officer then went up and told them to desist, when he was knocked down and kicked. The police must be pro tected in their duty. He (Mr. Knox) would like to know with what face he could send some wretched, drunken creature to prison. if he did not act in the same manner towards the defendant/. A more unprovoked assault on an inoffensive officer, who was doing hie duty, be never heard of, and he should therefore commit the defendants for a mooch each. The defendants appeared astonished at the decision. Mr. Cluirkt Baran, of Bellevue-house, Notting•hill, was 'lined with being drunk and using obscene language THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 17, 1862. towards Mn. Mason, wife of Mr. Thomas Mason, of the White Bear TSTOTO, PiCOld/117. The defendant begged to offer his most sincere apology to Mr. and Mn. Mason - for his conduct, and said that but for the fact that he was labouring under excitement caused by drink, he should not have acted in such a manner. Mr. Knox said that if drink made him act in such a man ner, he had better not drink at all. He should have him bound over to keep the peace towards Mr. Mason for three months ; but if he came before him again, he should send him to prison. LAMBETH. GROSS CRUELTY TO A MILD. . . This morniog:OTtliello;ii. C.. Norton taking his seat OD the bench, his attention trundled by Ravi% one of ►he summoning-officers of the court, to a 6ne little boy, whose b od y presented • shocking appearance of recent iojnries. Revill said the child had been brought to the polka by • gentleman present, and as the mother had refused to give the person into custody who had no cruelly treated it, it was deemed • pr case to be brought under the notice of his worship. Ravin here took up the clothes of the ►ittle fellow ; his loins, back, and buttocks, presented so shocking en appearance as to cause a shudder to all who wit nessed it. Mr. Norton—The poor child bee been shamefully used. Is the mother present ? Inspector Dunlop—She is, sir, and she refused to give in charge the schoblmistramn who has so ill-used the child. Mr. Norton(to the mother)—What is the age of this little bo y ? The Mother—Three years sod nine months, your worship. Mr. Norton—What account has this schoolmistress of this shameful conduct of hers in so ill-using a child so young ? The Mother—She says be was obstinate, and would not say his letters. 'rho gentleman who brought the child to the police said that from inquiries he made be ascertained that while the schoolmistress was ill-using the little fellow she tied his hands behind him. Inspector Dunlop also said that the reason assigned by the mother for not giving the schoolmistress into custody was that she bad formerly been in the service of her father, and she, the schoolmistress, being the godmother of the child. . Mr. Norton—Let a summons be issued s pi net this pence, and let her be brought before me on this charge. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. Bil RIC : LANK.-(THIS DAY.) The weather has become unsettled. This morning there have been heavy squalls with rain, and the wind blowing from the S.S.W. The supply of English wheat and flour has a little in creased since Wednesday ; barley, malt, and oats short ; other grain limited ; Ba.tch or Irish oats, none fresh up since last day. The foreign arrivals of wheat continue large ; in addition, Russian, Proustian, American, and Black Sea. Only a few sacks of dour since Wednesday. One cargo of barley from France. Oats, a small arrival, Swedish and Russian. A good supply of lin seed fresh up, Best Indian and Black Sea, and two cargoes of beans from the Mediterranean. fh7;1;;;it;;i;;;;;;;.T.ii, the attendance of bus very small, the first samples of English oommandiog Mon day'slates; but inferior hardly any sale. Foreign about the same. _ _ Flour very inactive, and quotations unaltered. Malting barley commands full prices ; other sorts with out chums. Malt steady ; best Ware, 68e. Oats.-Good old corn supporta prices ; other descriptions of Russian and new English not so firm. Beans at Monday's alight reduction. Peas steady. Seeds-Linseed and rapeseed rather lower. Cloveresed firm, and trefoil rather improved in value, other descriptions no change. Pizarro() Caltoone.-Trade quiet, few on sale. : Essex and Kent, white, new, 425. tc 305.; ditto, floe old, 58e. to 60m.; ditto, red, new, 425. to 46a., ditto, fine old, 56e. to 58s, ; Norfolk, Jo., fine old, -a. to -a.; red, new, -4. to -a. Foreign ; Danttio, 540. to 55e.; fine, 56e. to 57e.; extra, 58s. to 623.; Konipbe.n, 48.. t• 53e.; ditto, extra, 535. to 57..; Rostock, 50s. to 525.; ditto, extra, 565. to 58a.; Mecklenburg, 56a. to 58e. ; Uc kermerk ditto, -a. ; American white, 60e. to 58..; ditto, red, 48.. to 505.; Canadian, 495. to 51s. BkillY.-English malting, 245. to 38s. ; fins, 40a. ; grinding, 26e. to 275.; and distilling, 29e. to 30s. per qr. ; foreign grinding, 245. to 285.; ditto di tilling, 28a. to 33i. MALT.-Eaglish, Essex and Norfolk, Ns. to 63a. ; fins 63.. to 675. ; Kinpton and Ware, Ms. to 685.; brown. 50a. to 58e. -- OATS.:: - English feed, 21s. 05. to 21s. Od. ; potato 23e. to 275. • foreign, 22.. to 26e. Bitura-English tick, 38a. to 40s. ; barrow, 39e to 43e. ; pigeon, 38s. to Mt. ; foreign, Y 325. to 36e. ; tick, 365. to Vs. ; Konigsberg, 38s. to 395. ; 321. to 345. Praia-English boilers, 40e. to 41e.; whit. and blue, 40s to 435. ; maple, -s. to -e.; grey, 36e. to 385.; hog, 38s to 40s. ; foreign, 34e. to 355. FLOUR. -English town, 44.. to 465.,• ditto fine, 475. to 515.; country, 425. to 435. ; Norfolk and Suffolk, 375. to 385.; French, -e. to --s. per seek; U.S. sweet, 275. to 305.: Canadian. 27.. to 30a; Spanish. 395. to 41s. !NOUN 0011/1. -White, 30.. to 32a. ; yellow, 28s. to 30 a. FLoarino Cannon, all 0. F. and 1.-Wheat : lierdi• anski and Maranople, per 49211.., 44a. to 16t. ; Ohirks, 44a to 47a. ; Polish Odeon, per 48011 m, 42a. to 441. ; whit. 48s. to 6A. ; Danube and Galata, 39e. to 42a. ; Egyptian. 325. to 345. Barley: Egyptian and Syrian, per 40011. a. 24a. to 265. ; Odessa and Danube, do., 24.. to 255. Beano Egyptian, per 4801111.,30e. to Mo. Maize : Ode.e and Galata, per 49211.., 31.5. Od. to 32..: Iliad and Bulgarian, pa 4801ba, 31s. OA to 32a. ; French, do., -a. to -a. . American, do., 295. to 30a. ; Egyptian, -s. to -a. finne.-Clasary seed, per qr., 38.. to 64. ; Romp seed, per qr., 38a. to 42. .; Mn stad seed, per bushel white, 7.. to 7s. 68. ; brown, Bs. to 9 s. ; Linseed, per qr., anwhing, 6h. to 62 . ; Linseed cakes, English, per ton. 111. O. to 121.05. ; An:terbium, thin, in brit., per ton. 121. Oa. to 121. 1.0 a; do., in bags,ll/. Os. to 111. 10.; &Div, 01. to 01. Oa. ; Monodies, 101. to 10/. 101.: Rape cakes, 6!. Otto 71. ; Tana, par bushel, winter, 7s. to 8.. Od. ; Rape seed, English, per qr., 645. to 725. ARRIVALS 174 - Tel LONDON FROM OCT. 73 TO OCT. 17. wM. Barley Oats Moor. lliaglish. 1490 'MU; SHARE L18T13.-(THIA DAY.) Two olhooz. The railway market is inactive to-day, sad with the exception of a rise oft per cent. in Caledonian stock, the prices of the principal lines are quoted the same as at the close yesterday. London and North Western stock is now quoted 921 to ; Great Western, 67} to ; 128 1 fto ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1061 to ; Caledonian, 1111 to f ; South Eastern, 84 to ; Great Eastern, 46 to ; Great Northern, 123 to 124 ; and ondon and South Western, 99 to 100. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares are leas firm, at 4g to 1 prem. Other foreign lines are quiet, together with Indian and Canadian. usaizawat inseam AND MULL 811.1rdi ZAIImAgg, I Crag pekes I Was today gay. to 1 p.m. 1111111116, ItoLanai:lw V lark.,l&o,tersa sae. : 1 4 ,0 ?kbal! ------ • • Baden. &MAI Brbial and tufty Caledonian Oast and — li SI 111 SI 111 llle Ill§ I W Do. • Ano MT. *Milt oil Blp.o.•poldtoB. oil Dublin itadDothl• Tea .11 Dand.,Pwth, &MAI& toe 'auburn and ewe** W lath owl tss. Jess 1.011 aimpow •$. wool IN Groot &Etna 100 Da _ A t•ock, 8 le 1 9 II 4 41 Al •i U. 79 U IN IN 46 47 44 43 22 1 22i Do. 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Co. B. Condos Rt. Clare) & Caro Brea (Dlopa) W. Frames (Mogan) am Park SaaiLlad Mk-C rin -- Oro - it ---- -- Vabl M Towiaar . T.) Wait limpet ( 11. Pond.= (=rd .- ) Wad &eke _ __. wa issizp rn ogaio WIL Balla , 'a) 111. id (Oalitocrit) It 4 Ir t i!ty . lll!t. Lolazit)l W. Vary Lasqllecumou.) 111. Trelimusy (14. k. It 4 101 96 NI 12 1 11 1: 11 111 11 12 1 10, 111 12/ 11121115. .Hued ) 1.1 f 6 6 10/ 17s. &fie SI. lb. , a 16,64 . 91 41. is. q MU. I} UMW 1.11.119 18..9 101114G111 111X111. 10 kmlmam 1 Ben Yard. LWOW 5 OrsalL WC°. (Lim) 411 =aSlims oopper 15 Codaps (lam.) . 1 Da astDsi Xosstals 0055; f 111 News' Isetssa (Llra.) Ot. Northam Anattalis C (= AI faronila(Lim.) ' Lamm Legitimism ll=. lt u ir s.l l Parl= dl s Santa Stews Odd X Ileatalti Sutter (Um) St..lolut del Pm (Lim.) attad t tr c-athiss (Lim) Yudsnamniaaa (Um ). MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Ciocs. Business in the stock market remains very quiet, and there are few features of interest. The English funds, as well as most of the principal foreign stocks and shares and home railway securities, are quoted the same as they closed yesterday. The principal business is still in foreign bonds, but even in this department the transactions to-day have been upon a very moderate scale. Consols are now quoted 934 to 4 for money, and 934 to 1 for the 6th of November. The offieial busi ness report is as follows :-Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 931, 1,4, ¢ ; ditto for account, 931 ; Three per Ceats Reduced, 1, 911, 92, 4 ; New Three per Cents., 92, 911, 924 • Five per Cent. Annuities, 109 ; Thirty Years' An: 1 nuities, 1880, 124, 4 ; ditto 1885, 15 ; Bank Stock, 2374, 4, 239 ; India Stock, 229, 227 ; ditto Five per Cent. stock, 1094, ; ditto Four per Cent. Deben tures, 1864, 1011 ; Five-and-a-Half per Cent. "enlaced" rupee paper, 1124 ; Exchequer Bllls, June, 235., 90e., prem. ; ditto March, 21s. prem. The foreign stock market is inactive to-day. Turkish securities are quiet at the closing prices of yesterday. The Loan of 1864 is now quoted 82 to 83, ex div. ; that of 1858, 684 to 694 ; the scrip of 1862, I to Lf prem. ; and Consolidds, 384 to 4. Spanish Passive Bonds are flatter, while old Venezuela have improved. Mexican and Italian are steady. The scrips of the new loans exhibit no variation. Russian is quoted If to 2 prem. ; Venezuelan, 34 to 4 prem. ; Portuguese, 24 to prom. ; Peruvian, 2 to 14 die. ; Egyptian Loan, first issue, 884 to 894 ; ditto second issue, 3 to 4 prem. Transaction are recorded as follows :-Buenoe Ayres One per Cents. (Deferred Three), 381, ; Egyptian Seven per Cents., second issue, paid up scrip, 884 ; Italian Five per Cents., for account, 724 ; Mexican Three per Cents., 334; New Granada ex overdue coupons and hectares, 104 ; Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., for account, 99 ; Portuguese Three per Cents., scrip, 24 prem. ; Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 93 ; ditto scrip, 14 prem. ; ditto paid-up scrip, 954, 4 ; Spanish Three per Cents. for account, 544 ; ditto Passive, 214, 4, ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1864, 824, ex div. ; ditto for account, 824, 4, ex div. ; ditto 1868, 694 ; ditto for account, 694 ; ditto 1001. Bonds, 72 ; ditto paid up scrip, 681, 4, ; Venezuela Three per Ceuta., for account, 294, 1. Foos o'CLoca. Consols are quoted NI for money, and 933 to i for the account, showing no change of importance since 2 o'clock. The news of the displacement of M. Thouve nel is regarded as a blow to the hopes of the Italians, and as an indication that French policy in Italy will maintain its tortuous character. Amongst the other political considerations which attract attention and are not without influence upon the prices of public securities throughout Europe is the critical state of affairs in Prussia, where the King is severely testing the patience of his subjects by endeavouring to raise and sustain a large army without obtaining the assent of the legislature to the levying of the requisite funds. Much interest is likewise attached to the coming deliberations of the British cabinet on the American question, as it must be considered very strange if Mr. Gladstone delivered himself, without thought, of his recent strong utterances in the north. More potent in its immediate action on the market, however, has been the appearanoeyester day of some bona fide purchasers in the English funds, who are probably re-investing a portion of the dividends. Money is already so plentiful in the Stock Exchange that it commands scarcely any value in loans on English government securities, 1 to 1} per cent. being the highest terms obtain able. As regards Consols, it mnst be borne in mind that, on the completion of the approaching settlement, the price for the December account will be quoted ex the half-yearly dividend, this arising from the arrangement by which on the 30th of November the line is drawn in the Bank books. The deduction of the dividend will of course make the price look low, espe cially having regard to the low value of money. As regards American securities, the English public continue to manifest a lack of faith, and not the slightest disposition is shown to take part in the speculative excitement which, on the strength of the large issues of new government paper, prevails on the other side of the Atlantic. The discount market does not seem to be much affected as yet by the payment of the dividends. A good demand was experienced yesterday, and the terms for choice bills were not below to 2 per cent. At the Bank of England, however, the ap plications were very moderate. That establishment has now been repaid the great bulk of the quar terly advances recently made by it. The following notice, relating to the Venezue lan loan, has been postel by Messrs. Bating Brothers and Co. in the Stock Exchange. The progress of the arrangements in connexion with this loan is recognised as satisfactory, and it appears, from the character of the latest advises, that nothing but merely formal documents are now re quired. Pending their arrival, however, the posi tion of the loan remains to some extent uncon firmed, and thus the payment of the next instal ment is postponed. VESTICIELLN LOAN. Moira. Baring Brothers and Co. beg to inform the nub• scribers to this loan, that the payment of the instalment of 18 per cent., falling due on the Ist November, will not be required until one week after the receipt of advice of the complete performance on the part of the Venezuelan government of all the conditions required by the contract for the loan. All the necessary documents may be expected by the packet to arrive about the let proximo. October 16, 1862. The half-yearly dividend is announced by Messrs. Thomson, Boum, and Co., on the Russian Three per Cent. Loan. About 5,0001. in gold was bought by the Bank yesterday. The steamer Tasmanian will take, to-day, 51,0001. in gold and 4001. in silver to the West Indies. - - The London and North Western Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 5,6741. ; the London and South Western, an increase of 2,849 i. ; the Lancashire and Yorkshire, a decrease of 2,7671. ; the Great Western, an increase of 3,0221.; the Great Northern, • decrease of 1,3281.; the Midland, an increase of 6851. ; the Great Eastern, an increase of 1,3871. ; the North Eastern, an in crease of 3,0871. ; the Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, a decrease of 1,4901. ; and the North British, au increase of 5641. The Stock Exchange Committee have appointed Monday, the 20th inst, • special settling day in the shares of the following companies, viz. :—Lem wood Cannel, Gas, and Coal Company (Limited) (whose shares are not to be marked nor to be " bought in" without the sanction of the oom mittee) and the Compagnie Generale Transatlan tique. In the latter instance the privilege of quo tation in the official list is accorded. Notice is given that the list of applications for shares iu the Standard Bank of British South Africa will be closed on Wednesday next, the 22nd inst. With reference to the market for American secu rities, Mr. E. F. Satterthwaite reports as follows : I We have had since our lain a very good market in London for American secuntins. Quotation@ for Bute and rail road bonds remain unaltered. The most active inquiry has been for Minas and Erie @bares, which have each improved 2 dein per share, but at this improvement they are still llaA }or 1 215° 1 - 1 38n° 440 • • „ 1630 lUD bfiiieis. LIVERPOOL COTTON AND CORN MARKETS. (THIS DAY.) (BT saunas AND II XAGNEWO INLIONANE.) (nom cos OWN 00112118PONDINZ) Demand exceedingly small, especially from the trade. This, coupled with heavy imports, 77,573 bales, principally Surat. has forced prices down. Market closed at a decline of lid. on all sorts. Fair American reduced 2d. Market dull today. Sales about 1,000. Sales for week, 15,490 ; speculation, 6,170 ; export, 5,110 ; actual export, 70031. CORN.—Average attendance at market. Wheat moderate isle, Id. to 2d. lower. Flour dull sale; prices easier. Indian corn 3d. lower. Mixed, 295. 6d., Egyptian. Beam, oats, and oatmeal unaltered. Us li*I: I II 411 I foie LOO 100 too IN 100 MINCING LANE.-(THIS DAY.) Bcoan.—There continues to be • fair demand for West India at full prices, but for other descriptions the market is inactive. Refined : Previous prices are un altered, but the demand is dull. COFFEE.— At a slight decline there is an active demand for all parcels of Plantation Ceylon brought to public sale. Other kinds of East India also sold freely, and at firm prices ; plantation Ceylon low to good middling, 84e. to 90s. ; peaberry, 89e. to 955. 6d. . • native Ceylon. good ordi nary small to fi ne, 71*. 6d. to 755. ; rood ordinary Mysore, 755. 6d. to 765. ; Cannon's Mysore, 97a. to 10&. ; Manner. abed mountain, 88s. to 103 s. Cocoa. —The common qualities have sold at a slight de cline ; other sorts are steady. Trinidad, grey, 53e. to 58s. ; fair to superior red, 695. to 93a. 6, - 1. Tae.—Large parcels are offering, ex recent arrivals, bat very little business has been transacted. }tact continues neglected. Ftun7.—Foe Valencia raisins lower prices have been as cepted ; 31s. to 335. Currants and other descriptions of fruit continue steady. RCM.—At the previous decline of id. per gallon there continues to be an active demand. Jamaica odd at 2s. 4d. to 2s. Bd. ; Demerara, Is. 7d. ; and Leeward's, Is. Corros.—The market remains inactive . SALTPETRE is steady. 500 bags sold, refraction 21, 40s. fid. ; refraction 71, 39e. tkl. COCRINEAL. —lOO bags have sold at steady prises. TALLOW MARKET. —(THIS DAY). The market is firm. Town tallow is quoted 46e. nett cash : Petershare Y.O. on th e spo t. 47n 9d. ; December, 48e. to 48s. 3d.; January to March, 48s. IA; March, 42., HIDE MARKET. —{THIS DAY.) Lsawwwwatu—Prioss:—Hides-561ba. to 64191., 3d. to ; &Obit to 721ba., 30. to3o. ; 721 be. to 80tb.. 41. to ; 801 be. to 981 b.., 31d. to 40. ; 881bs. to Ma. 413.' to,d.; 961ba. to 1041 be., Si to ; 10416.. t0 41 1121bn.. 50. to 51c1. Horse hides, 10e. to IL Oat Ala, light, 59. toast 6d. ; full, 6a 6d. Biamorfoszt —Sheep eking, polled, 7.. Od. to 8.. Od. ; half.breds, 5.. 3d. to Ga 3d. ; Downs, 4a to as. 9d. ; lambs, 3e. 6d. to 6.. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Messrs. Pattrinden and Smith report that the =drat continues arm without any alteration in prices. K IN 11 1 * 1 II 1 U COAL MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Walls Eod Heaton. 18s. ; Will, Eod Haswell, 18s. ; WAIL Eod Stewart', 17e. 6d. ; Walls End Russell nations, 16s. 6d. ; Walls End South Hellos, 17e. ; Walls End Haugh Hall, 16s. 6d. ; Walls End Radios, 16a. 9d. ; Walls Eod Eden Maio, 16s. ; Walls End Acorn C 1..., 2 141 16s. 3d. ; Holywell, 15s. 9d. ; Hartlepool West flirt*, 16s. 6d.-33 ships at market. 'a: lii se I ii Si. St. ~_u 6!Ylil 8z lii eo. iii l ua iii S 4 j se. iii lif I 54. Ii N 3!* 9 10 lONS. ei it tt t s di} II I '. I ii 55 io 5 sc. [atlantic BL lull Ba Ansi/abide AsMag. • BBranWatonrocto..• Bombay Goa ib Li tn ollial Brit.& Irish TM Do.ll7prea. Ittet Maids Lad h srwa im* "177Prvisir.fiaos Do. Peep. Deb. IndlaCottontigency,L Klada & Lou. onipvuy Bootlndlatrrig.& Canal lisearle T and Ak s =p. Get Moan Nallgatieo Groot &hp (Limited) Do. In per root. Prot Lou. Mirka Ts/ (L.). Loa. Gus. Omnibus 00. I Loo.63.lro.Dir.TeL (14 Mader lidos. t Coasu Nodnar. ix. ToL (Lim.) National Discount Nerbuddar.oold Iron( Co NotherlondsL 8 p. e.prl i N. Bruno. & N. 8004.14 IN. NAL ANA:Wilma Outental Gas Orlon. In Mat (lA*4 Ottoman Goa Peel Slaw land d Kim Pepin. sad Ostia. Name Do. Now QuebradaLd.Rd.dld(L) LLeaa elt tog. AU U. I rrfrw ir°. Rio de Jan. eltLIm.(L) Do. Royal ]foil Mao ScottLoh Amt. lavidas. loath Australian Land ilaboorloo Tat. Body Da. do. Reg Aland Do. do. [digraph to India (L ) T. OA& or AttsdL) [naddLa.Co.U.Osaada Uo. Kingdom TeL (L.). Yrs Disamai'• toad.. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE (DT ZLICT6IO NEWMARKET MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES OF 15 SOVS. D.L Turu-01-Luck At m= 4 nn . SELLING SWE.EP3TAKES OF 10 BOVE. Ducat . 1 Knight of the Bath ... ... 2 6 ran. SWEEPSTAKES OF 10 SOVS. Dolphin Neikherry 6 ma. HANDICAP. T. Y. C. Welland ... ... ... Infante ... ... ... Douche ... ... ... 11 ran. PRENDERGAST STAKES. Tom Fool Automaton ... Queen Bertha ... 7 raa. MATCH. TO* beat Marry Hart. HANDICAP OF 20 BOVS. 'Lora ... ... 6 nn. SWEEPSTAKES OF 10 SOTS. Dolphin Saothal 7 ran. £3O PLATE pptimid Maa-M-Arms G rm. LATEST BETTING. CAMBRIDGESHIRE. 100 to 3 apt Doleibells (t) ... 1 ... 2 ... 1 ... 3 ... 1 ... 1 MR. Cosner AT MELE.OIIII.—MT. Cobden, &MOM c= byd Miss Cobden, arrived at Melroseelrose on Mn.him. y afternoon, ou a visit to his friend, Mr. Tait, of Prior-bank, who bad one or two other Moods to meet him on the occasion, including Sir David Brewster and Mr. Adam Black, M.P. Mr. Cobden intends, we believe, to remain a day or two, and visit different points of interest in the district. —Scotsman. 10i Ic% T. ~~i io Ali i fr es bb i - 61 sri 34 13 3.3* 8 1 • 12 14 4 ‘} 40 42 13 it li 44 41 fio* Ids 10* par 3 3* 2.0.0. tl.B prices. 1 WK.. IS left ▪ 6 U gi Ms Pm H ri 17 100 IS 20 N II IN 112 101/ 111 als pm Ihs I pas WO US • 2 4 11 1 6 II dls la 4 2 1 Pm 1 4 4 2 1 2 ,11 3 4 pus i 10 18 j 11t II 11 es p sr 11 14 H 74 41 . IS 20 5 5 ni Ssows A i ... _6l IL 1K SS 34 6 I m. }Ws t DO i I PM tidkr toa I/ W on much below the latest quotations from New Yogk, after taking exchange into consideration. Subjoined is a notice of yesterday's indigo sale : The sale progresses without change, god the withdraw ings have igen been large. Au adjournment took place fully half an hour before the usual time, in conse quence a some of the brokers sot being prepared with their untruotious. About 1,900 lots, including Catalogue B, have yet to pass, and the sale is expected to dose to-mor row. The Guatemala sales will take place on Monday next, the Mb instant. 2,486 cheat* passed today, of which 1.771 chaste were withdrawn, 415 chats; bought in, and 300 ' chests sold. Total quantity passed 7,214 cheats of white 1,240 have bees sold. 4,449 withdrawn, and 1,525 bought ba The return of the Bank of England for the week • ending Wednesday, Oct lb, compared with that for the previous week, shows the following changes : Circulation line L10,091,896 Decrease 2280.505 Circulation active 21,659,960 increase 290.135 Public deposits; 6,253.992 Decree* 2,079,797 Other deposits Government securities fa banking department mhersecurities in banking department Coin sad bullion in both departments .. . 18,210,260 Demme 317,896 heves day and: other Ma 735,392 Derma 32,453 The Rest Notes in reserve Total reserve (notes is coin is husking department). 9,220,300 Decrease 608,031 Both the reserve and the coin and bullion have again declined, but the draught upon them is et pWned by the payment of the dividends, which commenced on Tuesday, the 14th. The decrease in the government deposits is fully balanced by the increase in the private deposits, while the Bank's receipts in the shape of repayments of loans on pri vate securities have been neutralised by its purchase of government securities—the latter representing probably a temporary assistance granted by the Bank to government at the turn of the quarter. BANK OF iNGLAND.—An dot sad eta Tic, a. St, for tn. woe 15, D 124 Noise laid /.30,091,896 0.10,001.896 WM§ DI Proprietors' Capital ‘14 it, ,661, COll Reat Public Deposits in eluding radian., Be.. Banks, Com mits. o 4 National Debt, and Div. 64113,10111 Other ta. 16,71%06 Accon. lposi SITIO dagasetatitii BUY 716,102 tracsnlo — t to the Act Ttli on Wsaneoday, Oct. aancorr. Government debt L 11,014100. Other semuittes L614,9 0- Gold coin and bul lion 100,001,1166. 840,1116918 Oct 10.1 en, 11 PANIICEIT. • government Sec Atlas Oischaing Died WeigtAs il2.l6B.99l Olsraiss 18.141,e96 NOUS 8,431,936 Gold AM Silva 786,106 Oda L 40,313,9611 MAINHALL, Chief Caahter. Tircrasissv Enema. Consols, which closed yesterday at 931. to for the 6th November, were offered this morning at 93 11-16, and closed more firmly at 93 13-16 to I. For money the last price wan 931 to;. The edictal business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 934,1, 4,1,4; ditto for account, 93i, ; Three per Cent& Reduced, 9 1 1, 1, 92 ; New Three per Cents., 914, 1, 92, 911, 924 ; New Two-and - a-Half per Cents, 764 ; Thirty Years Annuities, 1885, 15, 4; Bank Stock, 237, 239 ; India Stock, 227 ; ditto Eve per Cent. Stock, 109, 1084, 1094, ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1863, 100/ ; ditto 1864, 101; ; ditto 1864 or 1866, 1011 ; ditto Bonds, 28e. prem.; Four per Cent. " enticed" rupee paper, 94 - 4 ; ditto Five per Cent., 105 ; ditto (Five-and-a-Half per Cent.. 1124. The India Five per Cent stock was firmer, clos ing at 1084 to 11. The March Exchequer Bills remain at 18s. to 21s. prem., and the June at 20a. to 23e. prem. The transactions in foreign stocks were numerous, but there was not much alteration in prices. Italian securities were heavy, owing to the advices from Paris. The Five per Cents. fell at one period to 71/ to 72, but subsequently rallied in answer to a similar movement at Paris, and closed the same as yesterday. There were some inquiries for Russian securities. Turkish were steady, with the exception of the Consolides, which have fallen per cent. In Venezuela Bonds and Scrip an advance of about 4 per cent. has taken place. The demand for Bank shares continues. The principal inquiries to-day were for City Bank, Imperial Bank, London and South African Bank, Metropolitan and Provincial Bank, Union Bank of Ireland, and Bank of Hindustan, China, and Japan, all of which were quoted better. In miscellaneous shares Royal Mail Steam have improved, while Telegraph to India, English and Australian Copper, Ottoman Gas, and East India and London Ship ping B shares showed heaviness. Ocean Marine shares closed to-day at 74 to 8 prem. ; Thames and Mersey, 24 tog prem. ; Uni versal, 14 to 1 die. ; North British and Mercantile, 161 to f; Commercial Union, 1-16 dim. to 1-16 pm. London and Colonial Bank, Ito 174 prem. ; Standard Bank of British South Africa, 14 to 14 prem. ; Bank of Queensland, 1 to 04 die ; Buenos Ayres Great Southern Railway, dn. to par ; and Farnborough and Aldershott Freehold and Ground Rent Society, to 1 prem. Canada, Nova Bootie, and Victoria Government Debentures were inquired for with an upward ten dency. The Magnolia has arrived from China with 919,500 lbs. of tea. MINES.-(THIS DAYJ Two o'Otocot. In the mining market to-day East Caradon shares still show heaviness., and have experienced a further fall of 10s., being now quoted 46 to 4. East earn Brea, on the other hand, hare improved to a like extent, and are now 'quoted 134 to 4. Wheal Union are also firmer, at 61 to 71. Wheal Ludoott are quoted 12 to 4, being flat ; New Baton, 130 to 136 ; and Marko Valley, 91 to 104. Several transactions will be found recorded in the Stock Exchange official list. There is an active demand for St. John dal Rey mining shares, which have advanced considerably. Yndanamutana and Santa Barbara have alio improved. Other foreign and colonial mining shares are without alteration. The directors of the St. John del Rey Mining Company (Limited) have received, by telegram, from Lisbon the following report, dated Morro Velho, September, 1862 :—Produce for August, 44,985 oitavaa ; cost for August, 9,6981. ; profit for August, 7,2791. Produce, first division , Septem ber, 17,200 °Raves ; yield, 7139 per ton. Creditors of the North Par Copper and Tin MiningCompaoy (Limited) are required to prove their claims in the Bankruptcy Court on the sth November. PROVINCIAL SEARS MARIIIITS, LlTagroTst: -. o unties), di. - 1 - 6.::ll;disto-ciay: l orestEeStern (late Eastern Co 484—Great Western dock. 0711—Lancashire and Yorkshire. 100881 I—London and North Western, 911—Mid land stock, 1284—West Midland, Oxford, 424—North British Five per Cent. red. at 10 per cent.. 104--Bonth Eastern Fire per Cent, red. 101, abases, 101—Dutch Rhenish, 1 8-18—Oreat In rens- Bourg, 141 l andance Limited), 74 7 p.—Liverpool and London The Me, 8 P Thames and Mersey Marine, 2 948 p.—Out Ship Company, Ba. 9d.—Ditto 174 per cent pre ference, IM—Steam Tag Company, 84 Managlingin, 00r. It—A good badness, and prices rather easier. Caledonian, 111—Grist Luxembourg. 141—Ureat Ship Pref., 19a —Grand Trunk of Canada, 214—Great Western, 871 4 Illinois Central, 44 I—lntto paid-up, 621—Lancashire and l ark shire. 1081 4—London and North Western, 924—Manchester, Sheffield and Lincolnshire (IL Pref. p.—Midland, 1284—New York and Erie, 861—North British, Nl—South Eastern. 814 1 4 North British New Five per Ceuta., 5 n.—Metropolitan, 81—Oreat Ship. 84. 9d.—Oslord and Newtown Preference, 1044 BtanUmutam, Ocr. IQ —The sale. to-day were :—B ',Mesh= Cemetery, 84—Britannia din.—Metropolitan I prem.—Birmingham Wsterworits. Sill and Shropshtre Banks, 4 18 per share. Staffordstdre and Worcestershire Canal were iganged SOn to SW—Wolverhampton and Rtaffordshire Bank, 91 , —Binningbam Firs 109 to 110-11onth Staffordshire Waterworks, 817. . In consequence of recent excesses committed by Belgian radars when ion:minded, end of quarrels between military sad finial's', in which the former had made use of their weapons, the Minister of War, Baron nasal, has issued a circular order, combed in energetic terms, sword- Mg to which any soldier who is seen drunk, no matter whether be be disorderly or not, shall be prohibited carry ing his side arms when off duty. Soldiers going on leave are to do so without UM sod is usetnes. CERTIFICATED ENGINEERS ON STEAN-VERSEIA. By the Dew act on merchant shipping, on and after the let duos neat every ateaut•vresel whisk reTaired to have • refuter with • certificate from the BMW el Trade is also to have an engineer poiecsaing • certificate from the Boer' of Trade. The certificates are to be of de first and second class. 1 T I 1 1 IPE IT 2i lei 6 614 7 §I I Ms 1 II It 11 pal U is 6 6' I 100 e 108 e i 1031 - _ los} ; d6 MW~ iii~ial'. IMMO KOOS 10,0011 116,000 1;000 10.000 MOM 16,001 SAO WAN IMMO SAN 1400 *NO MIMS 110.0•0 Am ietoos 00.i.0 /LIM 44174 80.000 4 6403 •0,000 214009 42,000 20,090 63!,7110 as el.llllorn.ino lomo sOOOO wow wow 20,000 10,003 210,000 100,000 12,000 10,coo woo Ne i ismoi *mai so,onG . -,-• - 1.724 110,CM 101,000 40.006 10,000 010,000 10,000 140001 MOO 10,009 ti,fao IMb seam Kw 75.030 MAO 11.500 50.000 se s 7 4 6 6 43 45 1 * 420 1 10 11 2* 97* 103* 43 14 a 11 14* 14 lie 14C 31 33 20 ISO 80 86 40 44 8 124 11 111 14 IT 10 ei ee99l lag 24 s I ISlsd 13. 41n I} - I- 57}1 69 ni l Fos