The Express. — London, England, 1867-09-10 00:00:00

LAW IN'rELLIGEISC:::. (TUi DAY.) )CRT OF 11.kMiRUPTCY. f 1:. : , •1 f Mr. Commissioner llolroy.I.) I j Or A }:ETTIM: TIZAN , M TION. N 1.11,11.1 1, 111.1 bc•la taken 1.1 . t :44,1115t nurse pul.;iu.hou • • . flay!! .7 'act, fur 100/., which he 11,11 e pccity stakeholder, and r It appcare.l that Mr. .1t1: !pc—trt, t. t:ray . a•inno-oa.l, the bct aitl, a Mr. I'ereit..l, of 7,90 f. &tilt.. of two hot. a. They were ' •` IL Ana aftcrwards 21.rdf. etch : and if t. it Iscr party. he was to forfeit Inn& • d but Mr. Bennett did not ply the time appointed. when upon Mr. th • I , of. f.rfrit and roetirt I it from ./. lwiue returneil to 111 r. Ilentutt, ri,..,linent of the who:v. on the ;..,iven. to Mr. Swift not to part V. •Ininnions. ,tippart of the suinniont ; and • .were taken to the for of the ath.lavit, wrr,• ; but the atininions ••••• oi•••••1- on the defendant lea , :im.; :nth ,•••to I th fence to the action, the costs • • I z.. • ,:e result of the action. IN re te. ...omit:. o!ication for release from custody. The ibcd as !ate a clerk in the India-office, oien, residing at Chertsev, and since at I. debt, are had. Ile ascrihs:s his failure to • t:•ai t h roagh tong arrested. , rte•l. n o n was opitosed on behalf of Messrs. Cogs . • • i-,•n, gunwakerrv, of the Strand, who had • .., n krupt with two guns, worth ! . .1/. }king • : ,:.fended the action, and had gone to prison, up one of the •,iins on the preceding clay. • ',id it woithl Ike :I question whether the , •,•t entith dto the gun, and adjourned the - until atter the choice. IN NE ' x:1 , a merchant, of Bow-Isne. A former •a' for 0 w a s refuses' until the bankrupt ‘,. riled hi• 34.00111 it. His debts were 5,01:11, : !IA .apported the application, but atattd that, , t ! y. th e copy of C.1114C8 " had been Inst. s .id he could not proceed in the aheence of who appeared for the a.ienee., Mid it t...i eve, and he was instructed to take every • 13 the application was ordered to stand over liE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) MANSION-HOUSE. r7;;EN , [aN i F THEEE lUNGEROUS CHIRACTERA. non named John Irodia, alias Black charley, oral J.n. a Era n.., alias Das D an, :! is I.:11.111g brought before Alderman Sir IL Carden, aaith loitering about in Wood-street and other !,' • purpose of committing felony. They were •with being unlawfully in possession of a skeleton keys. • were ail described as being general dealers, 7.. y are well known to the police as daigerous ~an.l but fur their timely apprehension they would .u.. Lave committed a burglary at one of the City 1.• It appeared that about 11 o'clock on Monday • . 01,e, detective officer, saw all the prisoners o!•,tri et, and their proceedings exciting his watched theta and saw them go up to several doors. They were evidently acting in concert, • 1.... ch Ober procured assistance and — took an the into custody. When Davis was searched eight keys were found in his possession, and he .11,1 to account for them by saying that some one 1,1 them to him. These keys were stated by the • In be regular housebreakers tools, and of a very nor description. . isoners were remanded in order to afford an fur inquiries to be made about them. GUILDHALL DISGRACEFUL ASSAULT DT A BOY. o Rn.na, a youth apparently about 1G years of 3,4 placed at the bar before Sir Francis G. Moon, is d with assaulting Mrs. Mary Ann Dl'llugh. Wllugh said that she lived in Bridgwater.gardens, Tuesday night last about 10 o'clock, her husband : her out of doors, and she went to sleep with her • On Wednesday morning she went back, when the • Lat began to laugh and sneer at her. She told him .1 he did that she would smack his face. lie replied .. will you thought I will smack yours." He came isth the intention of doing so when she pushed him her, and he then struck her in the chest. Her n• 1 stood by and told the boy to do it. On Wed .y night she was turned out of the house again, and med on Thursdry morning, when some words took • between her and the ddeudant, and he cut her bead with a piece of wood. . . ,pulice-eOnstable said he saw the complainant and de but on tho steps of No. 9, Bridgwater ganlens .hop of the complainant's husband) and 11 hen say to her, " You —, I will slap your C She pushed him off the door step and P. into the shop, and the defendant followed her. Wit. then went away, but was called back by the people, that there was a disturbance there, and that he want .1. He went hack and found the plaintiff and :.bet struggling in the shop together. Mrs. WI! ugh We, ding from the head, and she accused the defendant oil ,g wounded her w ith a piece of wood. He did not it, .toil witness took him to the station-house, when at ,tor on duty recommended the complainant to h for a commons against the defendant. .1-fendast denial Mrs. M'Hugh's statement, and said t'y sic fended himself. r i : :hcia G. Moon ;id the case woe a very had one. mold not send the defendant to prison without the of a fine, hut he would fine him 20s. and costs, or fault 21 days' imprisonment, and to enter his own lasuices in 201. to keep the peace for six months. CLERKENWELL. STREET OUTRAGZ ON A MARRIED WOMAN. N0C171411, aged 51, of 19, George-street, St. an agent, was charged with being drunk and al;:n; Mrs. Sophia Longman, of 3, haaton-street, in Farringdou-rout fl. Allen, prosecuting officer of the Associate In. fnr improving and Enforcing the Laws for the Pro a of Women, watched the came. at night the complainant was passing along the Far. a-a-oad, having her umbrella up, when the defcn -I.slio was the worse for liquor, ran against her and t... was touched by her umbrella. Without saying a .he .truck her three or four savage blows on the .4 , 1 broke her umbrella, doing damage to the extent r.,e blows were given with such force that she had i...ins in her bead all night, and now felt very ill. her law filthy names, and said that she was not d woman, but she now produced her marriage ate, and said that she wished the defendant punished her bad names. , ! , :endant said that him hat was knocked off by the 'Timm:, and that was the reason why he struck her; the knocking off of the hat was denied by two l•(' , :ks ~id tide was a very bad case, and ordered Lim to fin. of 41 • and G. costa, or, in default of payment, k•' imprisonment in the House o f Correction, with ' 1 0 tr. d t tt alma was locked up in default. DOIrOV FRY OF FLOATINO G uNTOWDER. su. tekßown plying oil lerseis Island, on the coast of Itt c discmere.l 1,21)0 cooks of fine gunpowder 'out in that locality. The value of the whole is ,t about 1.0100/. It is supposed that the powder roam over/m ar I by some foreign vessel which .or 4 d the shallo ws . The cas k s h ave b een duly - . I . .I paced in the magazine belonging to the tower r ''' P:.• ,, Eut - Tfoxa r)rnes TIFF PARTY PRO •--On Satunlay, thirteen of the " Orange with taking part in an illegal assembly, ' .luly last, we re brought up at petty sessions ": , sn ,rda. M r. Kisbey, the barrister, appeared for A ~cat amount of evidence was taken, '-..agrat es after retiring for a brief consultation, whole thirteen for trial at the assizes.— •' ;',POT SUGAR TRADE. --The subjoined 'het - gal imports or beetroot sugar into London, 1: , 11, and I,,ristol during the year ending August , tc., more fully than any statistics that are •continued increase in the production of t which hu so powerfully influenced suz..r trade within the past few years, T.nares. S. • trts 334.4,1) Casks. Bri'. R caws. Rags. 20.039 32,37 s :14,1.4 2,710 1,150 7;5 25 7,2.14 7,27 s 2,810 . 971 30,802. & - 1,302 72,372 obterved that, besides the above. 194 tons not i , apo.ted from Hamburg into London, and, , fltrfect mode of entry practised by the Cue - win r consignments, believed to be beetroot, tamed as " merchandise" to escape detection. about 100,000 tone of beet sugar Ity British refiners from Sept. 1, 1800, to tieing nearly one-fifth of the entire con .: United Kingdom. The onantity con ' iled as follows :—About 37.000 tons in , ahont 37.000 tone in the Clyde and the re : •"P tons in Liverpool, Bristol, and Plymouth. ./ PALACE.—ONZ SHILLING DAL— '. 7. !I. — Admissions en psYment, 4,499; iitto t. , .krts, 1,382 ; lota viziton, 5,881. THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 10, 1867. DENMARK. (11EUTLIes COPENHAGEN, SErr. 10. The official 1i,,! a3Je 7%.1tr1e of to-day pub lishes an article on the North Schleswig question, in whh.li it states that the natural boundaries be tween the Cerman and Danish portions are, in the cast, the Ray of (kiting, in the wed the village of Lech; therefore both points are south of Alsen, Sunderwitt, Flensburg, and Tondern. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE (BT TELEGR.U'R.) DONCASTER MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) FITZWILLIAM STA/CIZ. One wile. Friponnier ... ... sundeeln6 ... ... Miss Sandi ... ... 11 ran. FILLY STAKES. Three-quarters of smile. Athen.i. -. Buttercup, Bra•ey f, Jenny, Victrix f, Corinne, Nis to Little Agnes, and Weather Isle are here. If ;LASGOW STAKES. Three !modem of a mile. Prince Louis and Donaldb.du are here. CHAMPAGNE STAKES. Three quarters of a mile. Blue Gown, Welton, Br to Knight of the Crescent, Buttercup, Mamelnke, Pace, Virtue, Mercury, Bel Gloms, The Parson, Proctor, Lady Ilighthorn, Vale Royal, and Patrician arc here. GREAT YORKSHIRE HANDICAP. One mile six furlongs. Corners, Harry Brailaford, liradamante, Olmar, War, Viridia, Challenge, Honeymoon, Miss Harriette, Mandrake, Thalia, Knight Errant, Union Jack, La Dauphine, Monikers!, Priest, Grand Croce, Leases, Weather Star, and Seville are here, Pain FORVEl7.—Zenobia, East Lancashire, Raglan, Min ster, Wild Briar, Ailesbury, Padishah, and Dutch Ad miraL REVIVAL PLATE. Three•gnartera of a mile. Evelina, Tinian*, Athena, The Corporal, Lady Flora, Fakir, Hawthorn, and Speculum are here. DONCASTER PLATE. One mile. Xi, Confederale,Vesp;ll.;n,HistorislTCzar,'ilie Palmer, VeroLou. Knight Errant, Fakir, Castanet, Wolsey, Op°. pona v, Thalia, Buckfoot, Vixen, Union Jack, Chepstow, Ravioli, Sweet Anne, My Love, Charles the Second, Light foot c, and Mayonaise f axe here. ARRlVED.—lrontruster, llismamk, Handsome Jack, Courtmantle, La Mousse, and Ligurian. LATEST BETTING. GREAT YORK SIIIR E HANDICAP. t to I apt Seville (t) 6 to 1 Thalia (t) 8 to 1 Knight Errant (t) 12 to 1 Idonitrese (t) 12 to 1 Weather Star (t) St. Leger, no change. COMMERCIAL AND MARKET& LIVERPOOL COTTON AND CORN MARKETS. (THIS DAY.) (BT TELEGRAPH.) (ram OUR OWN CORRERPONDINT.) . . . . . CorroN. —The market steady. Sales about 10,000 bales. CORM.—The market well attended. Wheat in good demand and prices are hl. to 2d. per cental dearer than Friday. Flour in good ropiest at 6d. per sack more money. Beans the turn dearer. Oats and oatmeal are unchanged. Indian cora in good demand, at Gd. to 9d. per qr. advance; mixed American, 36a. 'Jd. LEEDS CORN MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) (BT TZLZORAPH.) (TROY OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) There was a good business doing in new wheat to-day at prices 2s. per quarter in adVallCo of Friday last. Other articles as before. MINCING-LANE.-{THIS DAY.) Sue AL—The market has opened with an active demand for brown qualities. The sales include 20,000 bags Manilla clayed, 295. rap.; Muaoovado, 255. 6d.; 1,500 bags common Jaggery Madras, 245. (id. to 255. Refined—There arc now few seller, of brown hoops at 41s. Corpev.—A fall amount of business is doing in Planta tion Ceylon. and the parcels recently bought in are now mostly all disposed of. About 1,510 bags of Rio has also been disposed of at 395. 6d. for ordinary, to 475. 6d. for good orary. TEA.—The black teas ex Ajax are now mostly sold. The market generally continues quiet. I:lces—The market is firm, but the sales are confined to small parcels. AILROWRuOT.-200 packages fine St. Vincent sold at 5 FaulT.—The demand for fresh currants and raisins remains quiet. SPICES.—A parcel of Tellicherry black pepper sold at 34d., and small sales of Singapore white at 40. to sd. SALTPETRE.—No sales reported. INlnco. —The next sales of East India are fixed for the Bth October. 6,300 chests are already declared. CorroN.—The business done in this article shows a de cline of id. to id. per lb. on last Friday's rates. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The market is steady. Town tallow is quoted 435. 3d. ; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, old, 435. 6d. ; ditto new, 435. 9d. ; October to December , 435 , tid. to 495. ; December, 43a. 9d. to 445. HAY MARKET.-(TH I S DAY.) Mr. Charles James Easton reports trade slow at the following prices, viz.:—P ri me old Glover, 110 s. ; inferior ditto, 86s. to 954. ; prime old hay, 755. to 854. ; inferior ditto, 60s. to 70a. ; prime new clover, 90.. to 1004. ; inferior ditto, 60a. to 755. ; prime new hay, 724. 6d. to 86s. ; inferior ditto, 55e. to 60e. ; straw, Ms. to 425. WEATHER REPORT.-(THIS DAY.) T eon, Birrimeza 10, 8 A.N. Bairn 12 9 1: W1 SW l .: P. 1 . Aberdeen 20.62' 15.8. W. 1 1 Leith Ardroesen 29.67:k 8. S 3 Oreetamatle 12).63 ' 2 4 Valentla 122.67 57 N.W. 2 5 Roehe'sPoint,29.77 54 W. 4 5 Lharpool 120.75 61 S.W. 1 1 Holyhead 29.r9 67 B.W. 4 3 Penances 'C1.91 W. 4 5 Bran 29.96 W. 6 0 'orient 49.62 671 W. 214 itochefort 3000 64. W. 1 . 2 Plymouth 29.30 59 W. 4 Weymouth °.9.91 5!) W. 5 3 Porto:oath 99.0660' W. 4 3 Leaden 29.24 671 W. , 4 1 Yarmouth 29.76 GO W. ! 4 6 Scarborough 29.66 58 W.B. W. 9 2 ' Shields 29.68 58 N.W. 2 3 Helder — - - RICII ARKS. On the south resat the west;TlyWinds prevail, where a con siderable fall of rain has taken place since yesterday, nearly an Inch at Portsmouth. On the north and mist coasts, the region of lowest atmospherical pressure, the winds are light and variable. The atmospherical pressure Is now gradually decreasing in the north, bet increa.ing in the south. Thunder la also reported from Portsmouth and Yarmouth. PROVINCIAL MARI MARINI'S. Lrrearoot, SEPT. 9.—Salea to-day: Caledonian, : Great Eastern, ant—Grent Western, 474—London, Brighton, and Routh Coast. al—London anti North M enters, 1141 141S} 14 134 ad.— tionchcater, Sheffield, and Unceinthire, 47 Metropolitan, 124 111 at— forth British, 31 4}—North Stafford shire, 6.ll—South Eastern. 684 ad—Lancaster and Carlisle, 206 ad—Buff. do and lake Heron, Sl—Great Western of Canada. 15 S to—Coked Staten 5-20, 1862, 74—Liverpool and London and Globe Fire and Ufe, 74 p—Liverpool United Gas, 204, ad and h.—National Meant ,Llinited, 121 I I d.—West India and Pacific Steam, 6 d. THE OAKS COLLIZRY.-011 visiting the colliery yesterday evening, between 5 and 6 o'clock, our cor respondent found that the explorers bad commenced their labours. Two men encased in McCullock's patent dresses entered the i. ine. In addition to the air pipe, a string wes attached to the explorers so that those at the bottom of the shaft c o uld intim ate their desire to return if they saw it was necessary. The explorers penetrated the workings a distance of 16 yards. No indication of fire was discovered ; the box.hole could not be found, and the supposition is that it is buried in debris. Not a single body VIM found in that part of the mine whi c h was visited. The explorers entered the mine exactly at 20 minutes past 4, and remained there 45 minutes ; the I string was then pulled, and the men returned.—Lads Mercury. - - • INVEINOP.MENTS CF THE 111111 - E4 INSPECTION ACT. —At the Wolverhampton Police-court, before the stipen diary Mr. Thomas Jesson, of Westbroinwich, county magattste, was summoned, at the instance of the govern ment inspector of mines for South Staffordshire, charged, as owner, with having neglected to fence threo air-pit shafts, now out of use. The defendant by his attorney pleaded guilty. It was elated that he had only just re ceived the colliery, having gnashed a lease lately. Be lieving the late owners to have kept th e pl ace in repair, he did not inspect the mine t o see if an ything r s wanted doing, and the shafts bad then remained un enoed. The stipendiary, while acquitting Mr. Jonsson of any in tention to evade the act, imposed a fine of 101. and costa in each ease. In the same court Mr. Baker was fined 201. and costs for having a fly-wheel without an indicator, and a Ay-w fart hhealer penalty of 51. was imposed for not harin g the fenced. si7w. W.A.W. B.S.W. W.N. W. B.W. SAW. A. SAE. B.W. B.W. rb 0.25 3 plc 1.10 4 oc 0.08 3 ct cb ;0.03 1 oh 2.52 4 tc 0.04 S re .0.32 - tc 0.24 3 c .0.18 2 r 0.70 3 Extreme. Sea, •T W. W. IL Ito I. D. S. 1 S.W. inc I 1 SALL m I IKN.L bo 1 I & oc 0.30 S.S.W. ro 0.1.. - I &W. rb 0.03, 3 I &W. oc 4 8.9. W. c 0.00 1 I S. 0 0.4i1 - SHARE LIST-(THIS DAY.) ORDENAST SHAMIR AND STOCKS. RLUMATII tlosing estenh pion )y. SIN. iDo. Siren. d Derby INorth British Do. lkUn..Perth,Dand N. Dattern—Berwick Do. O. N. Z. Porn Do. Cirilel ...e. ." Do. Stock.d.Dorliog Ds. do., 121041 North London ...._ Do. do., 1!22 NorthStedordahlre.„ x. * d western Juno. lihropahlre Nato° South Devon.... South tera Stalned lpA WoldnilmeaSel ,Tall Vale Weierfor4 & Kilkenny 'Watslos & Whitehall JOINT STOCK BANIK :IBAN IS. 00,000, 10 Agra Bank (Lim.? A 1 8 60.000 10 Do B. 60 AlLka 40,00001003 , 11 100,00 9 Anglo Megrim i 40,000, 20 Angie Units' (Lbn.) all 91,000 10 Anglo Italian (I.lzolted) 1 16 10,400 60 Australasia •111 12,600 20 Ratko! BritishColumbta all 1 16,000; 30 , Do. New, bawd w r.m 1 5 10,000 26 Bank of Egypt call 16, 0 004/ 20 bank of Otago (Limited), 10 20, 60 BankoViletoria,Aastral, 00,0001 10 Bank of New Zealand lO 20,0001 SO British W. America 1 all 110,0001 60 C. Bk. lndla Ana Mu all , 6000! 26 Chart. bier. of [Wools.' all 000 , 20 tn ty ........ 10 10,000 100 , Colonial 200,0013 10 Consolidated Beak (L ) - 1 4 10,000 50 Delhi and London (1..) 1 CS 19,0301 60 ' bag London (Limited) 6 AO,. 20 brateralfachangelbn ), 1110, , 30 Znallalt and Amerman . 10 40,000 110 Ing.BanklldeJanetroL 10 30,030; 20 Eng.Seot& Aug. Chartd! all 24,000 60' EnglishandBwedish (L.)l lb Imperial 20,000 100 , Bank (Limitod) 14 40,600' 60 perial Ottoman 11,000 0 j lonian ... . 0,000 25 , Do. New 100,000 60 Land Mort. Bk. ), 5100001 100 , c. D eb.,144, 30 yrs' all 20,010 66 !Lon.Bk.oftierieo,/te.(L; 10 10,000 100 ! London and braglian 46 119,000 i 101 Do. New 4000 6,000 100 I LondonaltiverPlate(L ) 00 ,25 I Do. 01. do 110 50,00. 20 Lou. Ch. Bank of Amid : all 10,600' AO London and County 2O d 1 Lo. di. New /2.000 50 London Joint Stmt l6 11,000 110 , London & South Atrium ab 10,00100' Lou. .0 8. Western (Lim. 10 5,000 60 ILondos dVenextuda , ,L.) ; 12} 0.00010 , London tt Westminster. 110 10.000 1001 11ershant Bank (Line) ~ IS 5,000 100 Do. Sow 00.000, 50 Mercantile enzenan , l,4 20.000 10 i lletropo:itan (Limited,' •11 6,000 100 Midland bank (Lim.) 10 20,000 6 1 National of Arilraleisla 4 60,0010 National of Liverpool ' 16 10,0010 N. Pro. of England 42 65,000 SO Do. tad d rind ismas. 12 40,000 SO National Bank 110,000 20 New Booth Wales— all 50,000, 93 North Western 71, 00,000 26 , Crania bank C . ..;;;;;;; 17,219 SO ; Frovin.flankingOorp.(L) 10 20,000 100 krovhse. el Ireland 26 4,000 10 1 Do. do. New all 90 0,0 Smith Australia. . .. ad ioo I amp& aB. a A6 7 lca 10,000 106 , bo. do. In. at 6 f.m 'lO 60,000 SS , Union et Australia 10,000 105 ' Caton of Ireland (Lim 11 16 OAS 110 l Coles el Laudon INIAL GOTEJLIVIIENT &Sato' and 111.142 —_ 70 51 m 1 Caledonian I 107 100 Cambrian Cornwall.— 3 6 .DuWla and klediatl unel 73 76 • Dundo4,PartltdcAtoJ u, 70 T 1 rad London -• Do..3erlp.- Olaanow andB. Weiler, 109 111 'Great Eastern Ord, St 30 304 Do. E. AOC. 3111, N 0.3 4 GreatbortholSooldamd, Gnat Northern 111 11:1 D 0.6. Arne. no tile. 1174 1164 Do. 11 I Way. co la Do. Ord Def. I/Iv. .Stott ' CIL 6,111 1 Welt 11re ) 1 1 5 97 Lireat Western 47 474 Du.StourValtlna Do. South Wales Do. W. Ma—Oxford 15 10 Do. Do. Newport; 50 31 Lanca4blro&ltorlmhlre' 136} 127 Lou., triehtn, &S.Coarti 50 61 London,Chatham,*Dosl 17 18 Do. Mot Eitattl6p.c. , 10 15 Londot Norlli Weam.; 1133 114 LondondtiouthWertero 81 83 Wan. Bbo7.,ttLlneolnab' 47 llogropolltan— 1241 Do. paten ion, deo .1 op. Cl. till 1870 .3lstropslitanDisSaioS 1 Do. do. do Do. Zt St. John's-ood 110 noi zd 87 88 zd 31 32 104 106 id: el 133 :di 98 98 ad 113 116 ldill P'4 1 kpm a 64 109 119 xd 14 67 id 43 46 id 68i 49 id 14 91 id 144 14i id 2 30m id 11 9 dls 6667 —dial 7 91 •9 51 ltii Mi 30 31 13 13 37 3a - 6 — 4 d i ll 16 18 .. 1 1 1 8184 25 23 (It?. 4} 3j .••• ••••• iii' ii' 25 27 10 12 Ms 10 71 --$I •-• ... pm! —.— dial 43 44 m. 86 88 - -8141 48 •9 _. I 3739 to 1-13. m. xd 11S; I id 128 7 81 6O 1 18 SooololletnehOolau 4:19.06.1871 1196.086 I Do. 1896 .. an. Gov.l p. a.,1017-04. I .... Do.oporehlob.lAug. ... Do. 'petal Mar..tSei 1.1141.808 Do. Speret.Jaa.&J I PAM' Do. &wet. lue. Stoe I MOO Maeda Ilope6per.lo73 do .1190-1900 .. Do. do. 188040 Do. do. 189040 16t‘ . . 09 0 D66p.6Ap.10,81900 WON ChylogNov. IE4 S, 6p. et MAI Do. 1878, , to.. 1.000,600 Do. 1871 d 0... 1 0 in, *milks' pot 060878 ' NO, Do. 1886'. 1011. Do. 1881 /80, Da. 811 Via NelatGov.6p.e.Ap..toe. 110, 1 0 0 New Bratta.Gov.Oparet. 1.186,969 Now South Wales Gm. 6 p. 0tat.,1871 to 1870 , 8.071.9t01 Do.. p. 6.1886 to 1895 ' 1 161,006 D0.6p.e.r.18e7 601876 110, Now Soahod Ow Goat 1.000, Do. 6per cepa 697, Do. I pee cast 1891 I 109, Do.d 6 ld9lJuneaDoe , Pik Nova Scotia 01. 6.1676 1.910, Queomehuid lio• Op. et' 4177, Do. Do. 1891 .... Mt. B.AuelSov. 0 7.0.,07-77 Do. 1878 sad upwda 1119,21•10.810v.8p.5.Jea. Julj I.OOS, Do. Ip. et Apal &fie FOREIGN BAIL*, B Wail fr &la Ft: Belgian J 8.A.yr05.G.11.47P.0141) leenplopotral Argentina Col Do. Extension —. IDsinab=ltpk . (L) I Dena lEastare l i i=atu t x . Central (1..) iLemberg-Casmowstz )levic.m.(L) INsinALlegit t By the Due p.c.Prf. i gov Noril.eru of Prance &Ayres g.7.p.e Da Deterred Norwegian Tronk Prof 'Ottoman (SolyruaAidin Paria,Lyonaand Paris and Orleans Beeps& Francis. (L) Zoyal Sardinian Itoyal Swedish I Do. 7 per cent. Sambre and Meuse Do. Si percent.Pret San Paulo 1.) 4.7 per rt &Amstar Lost. Venetian South Katt. of Portugal Turin and Savona 'Past Mader' I — Do. ei Tmr cent. Pret West et N. W. of Mrsno• FOILEIIiti MIKES. BRITISH PUNIASISIONIL atILWATL AUstalbe St Lamour* Dose. Her. ho. ls. gape. Hal Mures— Ballslo I Lake Beam , Do. Preference 1621L,BreatokOoderke fl per cent 187444 Oat i& Itostern6p. cop Caps T. 46 Dock 112.L.1 Duatersza7p.c. ;last Nagai go.TaG - .. Do. do. 6do East Indian en. 6 do Do. L Shores.. Qrsa Do. Do. i le i rn pre. l.l f L uada llikot Do. tad pref. goods Do. Srd pre!. Stock Do. 4th Pre& Great 12.11 an Peamema Do. gna. 6 per cent Do. New do. Do. New ....... Of. S. of India. a 61.70 t Do. al pa cent Gt Western of Canada a gds. pay. 1878 D 0.6 do. do. 1877-i rob c 5, Limited) Madras gam.. 6p. cent Do. de. Of do Do. do. ag do Do. 711th azteweLea Slab. and Nobsoa's fitty Dab pat, pay.lBBo Do. 6 p. et, pay. N.E.of Csa.dp *dada, rut ayot coot Do. Del do. Do. do. do.-- Do. Pnafanb do. Do. lades et. Mot. do. BILMSO —ll— llitit si i II 101 101 Par 1001 81 Olgalag prima u u l 111 Ino 11Pro fpm IC4 - i Mal 10ti 98 101 102 101#0 a Muss. Chlverton Clifford Amid. . . Der. G. Con. (Tarldok ) Drakowalls East Condon East Fame Cam Drea East Growths Nast Lovell L W. litniiiell ( ravistir ) Grumbler et St. Autign Great Later (Lhrited) ((heat South 'Folios 0. W. Vor (114 Y) Grenville Herod's loot Mouton Downs Margaret (Coy Lelaat) Mark* VaNy llwyndy Iron Ore New Ream North Roekear N orth Wheal Crotty United Pr°4 Z:noe (C. Want) . :Caradoe St. Geer) Ooodmrow West Basset (thopa) W. Carideo (Ltakeertl) Woet Chinese Wed Setou WIL Basset Oillespin) W . Buller (ladrati). MeryAsa ( Meshes ) Wheal liston ..:In irtaT e This it wiess (Usti 1101 10 1 91 MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY. 011 ceOzaca. In the Stock Exchange attention is partly disected to the monthly settlement in the English funds, which will be concluded this afternoon. As was expected, a large amount of stock has been taken off the market through advances made by bankers, who are unable to employ their superabundant resources in other channels. Nevertheless a considerable total has been " carried over " to the next ac count, and, in the absence of any fresh purchases of importance Consols are dull, at the reduction of yesterday. Other securities, including British railway stocks and foreign bonds, are rather fiat, but prices show few changes. Bank of England stock has experienced a fresh reduction of 1/. 10s.—viz., to 247/. to 250/. During the next few days the dealers will be engaged in the settlement of the account in shares and foreign stocks, but this arrangement will involve less than I usual notice, owing to the extreme inactivity of all the departments during the last fortnight. The demand for money is moderate, and the rates for bills and advances in the Stock Exchange show no alteration. Consols are quoted 941 to for money, and 1,7; to for the Bth Oct. The Three per Cents. Reduced and New Three per Cents. are dull, at 92,1 to 93, ex div. The railway market is inactive, and, with the exception of a rise of per cent. in Lancashire, and Yorkshire, the principal stocks are without varia tion. Annexed are the quotations :—Metropolitan, 123,"i to /, ex div. ; Great Western, 471 to 1 ; London and North Western, 1131 to 1, ex div. ; Midland, 1191 to 1, ex div. ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 12t to 1271, ex div. ; Caledonian, 1081 to 109} ; South Eastern, 681 to 3, ex div. ; Great Eastern, 301 to ; Great Northern, 1121 to 1131, ex div. ; ditto A, 118 to 1, ex div. ; London, Chatham, and Dover, 171 to 181 ; North British, 31 to 32 ; and Brighton, 501 to 511. The government broker has bought to-day 21,0001. New Three per Cents. for the Sinking Fund, at 93, ex div. Foreign stocks exhibit dulness, but the only chance in the speculative descriptions is a decline of Ito per cent. in Spanish Passive and Chilian scrip, viz., to 191 to f, and to 1 die., respectively. Turkish of 1862 are quoted 59 to 60 ; ditto, of 1865, 311 to 1 ; Greek, 131 to 14 ; Spanish Certificates, 151 to 16 ; Italian of 1861, 491 to 1 ; Egyptian, of 1864, 85/ to 861 ; and Mexican, 15} to f. As regards bank shares, Union of London have declined It. , the present price being 36# to 371 ; but Alliance remain firm, at 11 to 9 dis. London and Westminster are quoted 70 to 71; Imperial Ottoman, 1 to oi dis. ; London and County, 56 to 57 ; and Chartered Mercantile of India, 30 to 31. Financial shares are without variation, at the following prices :—lnternational, 21 to 1a dis. ; London, 23 to 21 dia. ; General Credit, 2 to dis. ; and Credit Fonder, 5 to si t dis. American securities have receded I to # per cent. The 5-20 bonds are called 721 to 73# ; Erie Railway shares, 44 to # ; and Illinois Central, 762 to 771. Anglo-American and Atlantic Telegraph Eight per Cent. Preference, shares are unchanged, the former at 16# to I, and the latter at n to f. The adjourned ordinary general meeting of the Hop and Malt Exchange and Warehouse Company (Limited) is called for the 17th inst., for the pur pose of receiving the directors' report and balance sheet for the past year, ending on the 31st of May. EALT-PAIST MILLE O'CLOCK. Consols remain dull, at 94} to # for money, and 9I"; to 3 for the account. No bullion operations have occurred at the Bank. The half monthly settlement in shares and foreign stocks will begin to-morrow (" carrying over day"), and end on Friday. The recent supplies from Australia and other quarters having been nearly exhausted, the amount of gold sent into the Bank yesterday was only 4,0001. The Bangalore, from Alexandria, has brought only 1,5151. in specie. The telegrams from New York mention the shipment on Saturday of 100,0001. in gold for Europe. The silver market continues flat, and transac tions were reported yesterday in bars at ss. 0-5-10 d. per ounce. Mexican dollars were unchanged, at 4s. Ild. The liquidators of the London and Colonial Company (Limited) have announced that a first dividend of ss. in the pound will be payable on all admitted claims on this estate at the offices of Messrs. Theodore Jones and Co., Moorgate street, on Thursday, the 19th inst. The half-yearly meetings of the Edgware, High- Gate, and London Railway Company, and the NVatford and Edgware Junction Railway Company are called for the 20th inst. The half-yearly meeting of the Mutual Tontine (Westminster Chambers) Association (Limited) will be held on the 30th inst. The directors of the Rock Life Office have announced that a dividend of 2s. Gd. per share for the half-year, and a bonus of 2s. 6d. per share for the year ending the 28th ult., free of income tax, will be payable on the 14th October. We take the following from Messrs. Windeler and Bowes' Wool Circular for the Cape mail of yesterday. The comparison of the prices of cotton and wool at three periods during tho last seventeen years suggests some interesting results : The position of commercial affairs has not altered ; occa sional indications of a little improvement are followed by periods of dulness; but, on the whole, things are no worse. The markets for wool remain generally inactive ' • the auc tion: of colonial descriptions. however, progress here with a fair amount of spirit, and prices remain without marked change as compared with the earlier portion of the present series, commenced on 15th August. 97,380 bales have been offered to date, leaving about 40,000 bales to be brought forward up to the 21:4 inst., when this series will probably close. The selection has been generally unsatisfactory; it is evident that although the production of prime wools may not be diminishing the great increase of imports from Australia is doe to the production of the more remote stations, which, at present, send us ill-conditioned and faulty wools ; for these the range of value is proportion ately low and irregular, while good sound wools, being difti.mlt to meet with, are competed for with much spirit at gradually advancing prime, especially for export. The following Wile shows the value of various kinds of wool before, during, and since the American war. We have classed separately sound-stapled Australian wools, the value of which has declined in a much smaller proportion than the worn-out, mushey, and burry kinds ; or the bulk of Cap- and liver Plate, mostly short, weak, and defec tive. The competition amongst growers of such wool is increasing. and it is not unlikely that a lower range of value in the market of consumption may be touched nes: summer than has been current during the unprofitable season now closing. PRICE:3 IN ENGLAND ON SEPTEMBER 9 IN EACH yr, ut. 18m7. Per lb. Per Pm. Per lb. . 14d. COTTON. Middling Orleans WOOL: 'Aturtrallon sound combing WMled fleeee t 7 •. 26 25 Worsted..{' Australian found combing unwashed fleece i lin c :11111 . .right .. wother fleece 2O .. 24 .. 14 1 Scotch, laid Highland 6 li , m,koi white fleece 10 .. 13 .. 9 Oporto (Audralian washed fleece, superior Australian washed fleece, faulty Australian, unwashed fleece l3 .. 12 .. 10 Cope, washed fleece ..... Cape, unwashed Buenos Ayres fair Mestizo r Knglish. Smith Down fleece I Peru. washed fleece 1 Lima, unwashed I,lgagadore, washed r F.ast India, white, medium 1 •, yellow V .11 .. 81 I black l Oporto, lambs Fine ClotAlDg. Diedium Clothing. Conree Woollens. Si.. I I.IIIM. ....... 16,Z1 a Alanallloe Limited all 1 100, 1 Anglo-lirm.Oold(Lits ) 30,000 6:0 Australian • I 111000 10 Cave Cooper (Limitedi 7 290001 I Umtata (giver (Limited) 112 e , 89009 a Cliontatedi.dtB.ll.ln.,L 4 10,0001 lb Cordaro ;Limited) I lay 100,009 1 Don Pedro, N. Dul Rey' 14..1 490013 I Feet Del Rey (Limited) 21' 25,009 I Fortuna (Wonted) I 4111 40,000, 2 Frontino&liolivla(old, 11 szoosi 10 68,000 11 sounds (Limited) 2Be. 69009 8 area (Molted) all 7,921 6 Luaitenlan (Limited! $ 80,000 4 Psnulcillo Copper i 1 ) 3 80,009 3 IPestarena Goid (Lim.) le 10,1109 ID rontgibandallverLoml all 10900% 6 , Port Thllllp 1 12,000 3 60 'Royal Coln* Copper 631 .... I .. 'Roma Grande 11910 1 illoottlah Austral U m all 11,0001 10 St. John del Rey Li ma- la 43,176 SO united Stexlaus Llm. c , 1111 i 110,000 I Val Antigorla Go 11 ; 1 1 0 . 000 1 1 0 Vancouver Coal (Lim ' 4 11, 10 Val Valeana /Limited) 114 21, 4 area Gold(Umited) all IC, 1 •ilrorthing (limited) 76,000 1 Yorke Peninetda(Lim all 46,440 II ,Yudananantana (Lim' all • Call pending. 113] 1 i 14 1191 19 1 xd 1013 xd 118 112 113 23 b 5 •-. 14 OBi :4 id 102 103 100 10! 100 103 10 62 90 Si 90 IC3 105 107 138 100 ItB 105 107 N 96 101 106 110 111 106 117 103 UM 104 100 195 107 104 100 101 103 101 103 114 9 6 9 100 110 MI ll* 101 103 $9 100 09 100 101 10! 111 111 U 24 1134 gi 13 14 If 24 14 14 14 Dm 16 10 dli Ops 4 121 10 13 4ls lei 14 14 in 1:1 iP 46 6 tf bi 1151 li lb R 7 19 11 # 4 7! la 17 mi isi = r _, kils II 11 1 1 t} ri ti P.L I Cl. Wow. it 1.1 = par If 041 pas! 14 4 looml 1 If tide . 1 ;1 di. 1 18 1 Ofdli itt 144/4 I Whil 91 Vm +ll id t A 'AYS. No. ICI 000 14000 - 1,021 .. 11,800 612 .. 1 , 1 .. G. . . 4,000 .. 1011.11GN OBLIGATIO! Lioil i il in ll WI all 100 iii ri - u 100 lull ie rai too lop 1005 Fri 40,000 RAMWAYPL G.Dansuibourg6p.oont.l 'De. Havana and Ifstaamm 'Lausanne and Fribourg ~LWau+~nd j - s---I Do Second Laaa...... North. of France 8 p et Do (late Chart lip, et. Ottontan Marna, te.) I Do. do. lamed at 72 I=.'rntlrs". r:Royal to allah 6 . 4 it: us. It Lont.Ven. Sp.o. nth Eastof Poet. Tpe. therrsof Francetp.e. h Italian, II per et. .11 , N.A. of Frs. Sp. e. - s f f Ick 17k 87 00 103 100 37 N 121 13 48 50 18 26 12 al EI 05 15 64 88 12 115 11 115 Anglo-AmarimutTeL(L. an Angio-M Silas Allende Tel axican egraph lO4 Do. 8 per °mak Arudral Agrical. 1 20i Australian M.L.&141 ' Tea istateal 7 B i tr u a a rl :tamale' (1). holek Do. ow New VaashaaS . ... .1 4 D B°" rieer o.B ( )1 , a r , British American Land. 44 B. &I. Mag. TaL (1.) lOO Canada Company all Canadian Loan& Ceyten Company 1? 1 Chin Ditto A sha & res at.ShipL Coal L 35 City Diecoluit, Limited 2 CltyofLondonit.Fro.(l ) I City of Milan Impeo.(l ) 133 Do. City of lioecow(laa (L ) ail City Mom: Lim.) 9.5 'Colonial (Limited) Do Commercial Union ha ' 6 Con of Mrlcanlier.(L) 'Coot:Manta' Ca.Gai (L. IS Do. ; all C0p.1L11.;.(7,Pmf.71 P.c an C. of Lin.114.1277,41p c all ! Do. do. 1879 ll ,do s C. Faso. of England (L ; 11 De.of id anrithis(L) 10 Palace .. lOO V.lrelerence —. lOO DL4Zet. Perp:Deb 100 (Limited) all Crime Amara Tea (L em 01.1.ndlaLsod,C.&11L 10 ‘l6. India Ire/. & Cana' 18 /Lbw Vale . 176 i seepttencenViTall: . 6 itlectrk Telegraph lOO Do. New tog.&Ans.Copper film, 2 ling. and Foreign Cradt Ti r ibl b et a t r rtthillLuia(l. : Fnre-st (Warehnuso (L ' IS Gemeraleredit &Dit.',L` 7; en. Steam Navigate°, It was &Colonial Aa.(L 6 Efongßong & China Ga. all Hudson's hay . .. . all Im. Lan deo. liaison! esi 11( Indian Carrying (Um. 11 Intermit. Finsn.Sne.(L. 6 Intarsat.LemdthadiaL 6 Italian Lang. 5 Italian brig. (Caw Cay. all Do. 6p. e. 8d... r. 1874 MI Land Recurltlee:Llm.) 5 Land.Afriean Trading lO Lon. &Callihan. M. (L 6 Lon.ComityLand&N.:L 9 Load. DlstrietTeleg.(L. all Loud. Elmo. Amin. (L , 30 Loud. O. Omnibus C.(L all LowideOlam. Co. (I 26 Loud. Provincial/ruin< 11 Wsdraslniga. & Canal, 6p. et.g.bylodlanGov. 100 MOO, 10 Manritluslainfl, de. (L. I 11.000: 10 )(edit. Erten. Tel. IL ) all 9290 Se If erehant Shipping (L ' all 8500,000) St. Millwoll F.Lds&DockL 100 44,000, $0 MlllwalllrouWorks. i 74 35,600 10 Natal Land d: Col. C. (L 7 160,400; 26 National Dia. Cont. (L. I 5 10,0001 21 National Pro,. Marine, L Si 10,070 100 Na tin nal Steam Nay. 04 SO 11,3001 20 NerbuddsCotiLtiromL 5 25,000 ,10 NowCousoil,L-.1.Db.1L 3 61.000 6 New Quo b rada, Limited' 34 10,000 ,26 N.Zesland L&M.Ag.I, I/ 90,200 16 N.Zoahusi T.& Lean (L' 6 16,000, 10 NortheraAasantTrial L. ~ 4 16,0°). 10. B '1 9 &107,171' Si t. N.lirM.Atudralulan (L 'llOg 44,0 W. ad N.Brit.,tideresn.ln.(L I 41 60,000 26 Ocean Marine (Incurs II 10,000 , 50 Orientalkluauciell Um 111 go,p(o, li OrienealGas(LLMted) all 30,000 6 Do. New_ .._. „1 1 40,00 0 1. ) Oriwitardand Memo:l. , all 36,000 70 ~sago A - lithltad Inv. , tt I 0 10.0001 6 Ottoman (Ha (Limited , all 61,500 10 I Panama I:. IL .-testn:L , all 10,214 6 Do. do. , all 8400,000 es. re.litiv.L.,,a,t hilo.fL .100 30,10 60 Irminsider&O.Steer ' all 20,000 •60 Do. As. N.'w 10) ' alt 20,000 60 Do. do. do. 1w77. 6 10,000. 60 Ithymney Iron 10.000 16 , Do. Sew all Kw. 26 ,Itlo.l.Clty Improv.(L.) all 9 6 ,000 14 Rio Jant:ro Uwi (I.lm all 16,000 100 !Royal Mall Stem= • ea ammo St eicut.Anere. Tesess.(L 100 so,coo , so isoe.Finaa. crEende (L.', 10 111„000 60 i 3. Afrimn M.& 10. (L` : 6 14.vyn /5 ,SouthAnstrallauLand 1 all /3190,1100, St. L Wubmarii.e Telegraph —llOO 1 Do Scrip all ..1 rTeLConstrne.&:dain( " ail i Do. Do. all , 10 Illuinvosk Wormy In.(1 )1 I ID Trinidad Petro:dam (L ' Si 10 'Trust& A frOPIN &Auk , L 1 10 T. & L Ca. of U. Canada a We 11.7 n. Marino of Liege. (L. 6 16 .Unliod Discounteorp(Li. 6 5 'United K. Telex. C0.,.L.)! all 5 Do. 10 per tent. pref all 10 Univers. limit.° Ins.(L ) , 6 gg Van DlemeWs Land (L', WI 100 Vkoroyallgypt(ltor.X . all go Warrant Finance (Unt.), 11 50 WestlndisatTaeUte AIL 00 • Call pending. **el 10,9001 MONO! Eleo,Boo 0277,009 two Ivo r))O 10,090 03 0001 - 0:6,56 1.0C4000 10,004 4 . 000 1 20,000 10,0001 11,00 14840,,0001 1125 0101 1000,000 le. 1q 144 2228 63 76 17 19 ON ern 7 1 41. 121 131 z 4 16 !pm xd 41 I op. ts 66 70 I 1 *lb Ids p)r le 01: s Udi b l 14 s If 11214 21 :I Sr !fi 1 .9 .. I iii Waif' 6 e 6111.1 PAN 190,000 7 SOO siii; 1 db iss i 441 4 Ws IS lb dl. sd :1 - " '-m. 46 •7 s eEd _Ed 115-15 - - 50.500 100,000 15.000 1.40..50 0.2.2(4) 0; 66 7 I di. 4 3 dl. 6 1 eirr 14 12 di 1 1 4 . 1. o r 44 icbs 11 1 1111 1 4 3 di, 5111,f' 4. 45 164 194 14 16 p-r 10 P 6 1 64 I pi: iimeseol , 16,000 110.109 t 1 1 . 2 v. 7 ' 25 75 7,1 18 10 43 60 2 1I1; 0 24 4.1 e 5 75 ltl 0 22 24 84 02 114 116 121 to 414,4 114 16 00 TO x.ll e Izd lei 171 d jo i 1 1 •-• clic 1 • 251040614 ▪ 14414 11 11 11 1 dial 7 9 70 7t 11 9 2 4: 1 7 6 71 - 7011 PREFERENCE SHARES. Midland Conadid►ted, 4i per cent. redeemable, 93, id. North Eastern, Stockton and DarL A 5 per oent., 26i. North Eastern, Stockton and Dart. B 6 per coat., 31, 3 0 103 104 lini I 8 4 730 id MINBB. Pd. ICL priori I Was. 81 1.111.4 St tae 5.9.0 MIA ii II 4 8 18 19 18i 19 1 i 1 85 87. i -i. i 4 it 2 29 111 820 410 -- sit4 4, - 6 - 13 16 I 1 1 8 10 66 67 id 160 166 We ni 36 VI 16 18 110 IEO 7 9 The report of the directors of the Ottoman (Smyrna to Aidin) Railway Company, to be pre sented at the general meeting on the 16th inst., announces that Mr. Cooke has been deputed to proceed to Constantinople and Smyrna, with a view to obtain payment of the arrears of guarantee, as well as punctuality in future. Notwithstanding an increase of 2,51'3/. in the half-year's receipts, owing to the heavy cost of maintenance and to the amount (2,9101.) brought forward under that head, there is a loss of 5,0111. on the working. Since the let July, however, the returns have consider ably improved, averaging 1,2621. per week against 6tr;/. in 1866. The " heads of arrangements" with tho debenture holders, adopted at the meet ing on the 15th July last. are to be submitted for confirmation at a special meeting to precede the ordinary general meeting on the 16th inst. Messrs. Richard Gibbs and Co.'s monthly Tea Circular, dated yesterday, reports as follows : The arrivals and departures since our last are as follow. Arrivals at London—Acacia, Vanguard, Hugh Fortescue, and Ajax. Departures from London—The Sir Jamsetjee Family, for Shanghai; Chas Sze, for Hong Kong; and Pamper°, for Kanagawa. The arrival of the steamship xon the 3rd instant with new season'. Honing, has oca.mioned some little variation from the depression 40 Ion.; prevailing. The quality of the tea is of fair average, and the quantity sold may amount to about 6,000 packages at Is. sd. for inferior to 2a. to 2s. it. for fine, while two or three parcels of the finest have found buyer. at 2s. 2d. to 2s. 441. At present little or nothing has been taken for export. but orders are likely to arrive within the next three or four days that may alter the aspect of matters. The market, otherwise, shows but little alteration. At the public sale on third inst. prices were better sustained. The Ajax brought some few scented teas and new make of Canton Congou ; the former have bean realised at rather lower rates, and many of the latter remain unsold. Green teas have found a fair demand. The stock of tea in the United Kingdom we estimate at about 72,000,0001bn., against 83,000,000 lbs., and the quantity afloat (including the arrivals not yet taken into stock) at about 3'7,300,000 lbs., against 33,000,000 lbs. at the correspond- Mg period last year. MONDAY Eveturc. Consols, which closed on Saturday at 044 to I both for money and to-morrow's settlement, opened this morning at the same quotation, and closed at 941 to 0. For the Bth of October the last price was 94 4 to 1. The Three per Cents. Reduced and New Throe per Cents. were quoted at 3 o'clock 921 to 93, ex div. Tho official badness report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Console, for money, 941, ; ditto for account, 941 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 93, ex div. • New Three per. ; Cents., 931, 21, ex div. Bank Stock, 248, 51; India Five per Cent. Stock, 112},13 ; ditto, Four per Cent., 971, ex div. ; ditto, Five per Cent. "enlaced" rupee paper, 104 ; ditto Bonds, 705., 655. prem. The India Five per Cent. Stock was quiet. Exchequer Bills were dealt in at 255. to 306. prem. Bank of England stock closed to-day at 2481. to 2527., showing a fresh fall of 21. to 31. compared with the last price of Saturday. The Indian "enlaced" rupee paper is firm. The Four per Cents. closed to-day at 87 to 1 ; the Five per Cents. at 1041 to ; aad the Five-and-a- Half per Cents. at 1091 to ~ The foreign stock market was rather dull. The variations comprised a decline of Ito per cent. in Spanish Passive, Greek (including the Coupons), and Turkish of 1865, and a rise of 1 in Italian of 1861. In the market for bank shares, Alliance and London and Brazilian met with inquiry, and rose 11., but other descriptions were unchanged, the dealings being upon a very moderate scale. Very few dealings occurred in financial shares, but there was a slight inquiry for Credit Powder. Prices closed as follows :—lnternational Financial, 2; to I; die. ; General Credit, 21 to 2} dal. ; London Financial. 23 to 21 dia. ; and Credit Foncier, 6} to 54 dia., ex div. Atlantic Cable shares showed no variation. Anglo-American were quoted 16} to ; ; Atlantic Telegraph Eight per Cent. Preference, 3/ to } ; and Telegraph Construction, 161 to 17/. Hudson's Bay shares were last uoted 14; to 151; and National Discount, 6 to 6k prem., being bs. lower. Miscellaneous shares were rather firm. Scottish Australian rose 11. ; Ceylon, English and Foreign Credit, and Rio Improvements, 10s. ; and Berlin Waterworks, City of London Real Pro- , perty, Union Marine of Liverpool, and United Discount Corporation, ss. Commercial Union Assurance and Oriental Gas (new), however, de clined 2a. 6d. There was leas demand for colonial government debentures, and some of the Canadian experienced a relapse of I per cent. American securities were dull, the transactions showing a preponderance of sales. The 5-20 Bonds of 1882 declined per cent. ; those of 1885, as well as Erie and Illinois Central tailway shares, ; and Atlantic and Great Western Consolidated Mort gage Bonds, }. Prices closed as follows :-6-20 Bonds, 1882, 73 to f • Erie Railway shares, 444 to 45 ; Illinois Centriil, 77 to it ; Atlantic and Great Western Railway Debentures, 23 to 25 ; and Consolidated Mortgage Bonds, 21 to 22. NINEB,-(TBIS DAY.) OKI O'CLOCK. The mining market is rather activo to-day, and a fresh rise has occurred in some cases. Sub joined are the quotations :—Prince of Wales, Oils. to 525. ; Drakewalls, 13s. Gd. to 15a. Gd. ; West Great Work, 31 to 4 ; Great Vor, 18 to 1 ; Devon Great Consols, 410 to 420; East Lovell, 71 to 81; North Treskerby, 1 to lq ; Wheal Trelawney, Gk to 7i ; North Crafty, 31 to 4„ ; Great Retallack, 4to ; Clifford, 7i to / East Caradon, 51 to ; Wheal Mary Ann, 17 to 18 ;, East Basset, 17 to 18 ; and East Lovell, 11 to 3. Foreign and colonial mining shares are inquired for. St. John del Rey are quoted 59 to 61 ; Don Pedro, 13 to 2 prem. ; Anglo-L'razilian, 1 to prem. ; Pestarena, „to prem. ; Chontalos, to prem. ; Rosaa Grande, to 3 ; Anglo-Italian, to 4 prem. ; United Mexican, 11 to 21 ; Frontino and - Bolivia, 4 to / prem. ; and Port Phillip, 11 to The Harrow and Sudbury mail bags, duo at five o'clock yesterday morning, were min on the atrial of the train at Euston station. THE WHEAT HwsvE,T. —lns letter to the Times, Mr. J. J, Mecki thus exprrues his opinion with regard to the present harvest:—" It is evidently ve r y difficult to arrive at a correct estimate., to the yield of our growing crops. and quite impossible to do so by a flying survey by rail. On close examination ' especially of laid crops, the kernels will be found small , in many oases shrivelled, and densely encased by chaff. The ears, too, are small. We hear nothing this season of corn shelled out by the wind, or bursting through its chaff, as was the case in the abun dant year of 1865. It certainly appears now clearly to me that our wheat harvest must fall short of average." A FEAT CAE OP SENSATIONAL NOVELS. —Great love and despair ' and the sense of en irredeemable useess sacrifice and a horrible mistake, might excuse, if they did not warrant, such an outbreak. The difference is very clear and easily to he defined. At sail a moment the reader forgives, and his mind is not revolted by a hopeless burst of passion, even though possible vice and the greatest of social sins i 4 involved in it. And there is no sin in volved in the light talk and pLrasea which may mean nothing ; yet to everybody of pure mind it is those latter which are most disgusting. Nor is this distinction an arbitrary one. When a humad creature is under the in fluence of passion, it may be moved to the wildest thoughta, the most hopeless impulses, suggestions utterly foreign to its natural character ; but its utterance in its cooler moments expresses the ordinary tenour of life. A woman, driven wild by the discovery of domestic fraud and great wrong, might propose any sin in Ler frenzy and yet might be innocent ; whereas a woman who makes uncleanly suggestions in the calm of her ordinary talk, is a creature altogether unendurable and beyond the pale. This distinction is one which goes deeper than mere criti cism. It is &point upon which social literature and society itself go much astray. When people who scarcely know each other, and do not care for each other, are obliged to meet, the lightest of light talk naturally coulee in to fill up the stray moments ; and it is very handy for the novelist who has many stray corners to fill up ; but now and then a point of some kind must be given to this light social froth. If not wit, which is not always at hand. why then a little license, a touch of nastiness—something that will shock if not amuse. This is the abomination in the midst of us. Perhaps the indication it would seem to give of darker evil concealed below may be false—and we not only hope but believe that it is false—but of itself it is the height of unloveliness.—Bluckiro9da foe I Septemer. N MB 96 16 lei lei am i t I " 4 .M. I L. i li .... 10 ... It} 4k .. 201 I 3 } ... 36 48 1071 8 105& el} 4 II 99 1.9,1 - 1 I uri In -• 51 ii pm id _id Id si IbTO s) I 14 10 e on 10 all UM 100 zetil 161.114 40 4.0.6 SI. 10s. 6.10.0 13.17.0 4.1g.s 18 . tii.o - 103 f 10Si 4 1101 10 13: 1611 1063 1011 I T i i 415 435 15 I t i --ii 3 li 6 . _ i - 4 6 . 6. 141 , 1 _id