The Express. — London, England, 1867-09-14 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE, (THIS DAY.) COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Before Mr. Commasioner Holroyd.) IN RI WN. WILLIAMS. The bankrupt was described as of Acton-gate, Acton, late of WAelial. Yorkshire, and several other places, toll eoutnictor. He was in custody at the suit of the clerk to the trustees of tolls at Tiverton, for arrears of 480/. He bad defended the action, and thereby incurred costa of GM Dobie supported ; Nr. E N. Lewis opposed for the do ;ming creditors. i t a ppearing that the sitting for the choice of assignees nut taken place, his Honour adjourned the application. IN Re BODLEi. The bankrupt, a carpenter, builder, and undertaker, of Camberwell. applied for his release from cadody. I iebts about 2UUI. Mr. Kent opposed, and stated that the bankrupt bad put the detaining creditor to an expense of 171. by v e s.itiously defending an action. He also refused to give yp possession of his premises, both before and after his committal, though he had been warned by the registrar of the consequence of his persisting in such refusal. Mr. Dobie, in supporting the application, stated that the assignees had been chosen, and if any benefit was derivable from possession of the property they were eta idol to it. The Commissioner—Then let him give up possession to the assignee. After he has done so, the application may Ix renewed. JN RE MART ANNE NAM. This was another application for release. The bankrupt, to - wetly a coffee-house keeper, is West Smithfield, was do.cribed as of Oxford-market, Oxford-street. The iii.hts were of trilling amount ; about 1001. This was • woad bankruptcy ; under the former one an order of dis charge had been granted in October, 1865, but had only jut been taken up by the bankrupt. Mr. Kent for the official assignee (no assignee luring been chosen) did not oppose the release. Mr. Denny opposed on behalf of Mr. Lucas, • creditor, who bad been sne€lll . l the bankrupt... Ili, Honour, cousitlaing the toile the b ankrupt had been in prison, and that the sitting for choice had been held, did not .ee any reason for detaining the bankrupt longer in custody. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) CLERKENWELL. AN CSRTLT APPRENTICE SENT TO PRISON FOR ASSAULTING Frarteis Sawed Briauft, an ind oor apprentice to Mr. Mew.' Beresfonl, a silver chaser and embower, of 7, chvelvtreet, Clerkenwell, appeared in answer to a sum mons before Mr. Cooke charged with unlawfully assaulting his master on the sth inst. Mr. J. Wakeling prosecuted ; Mr. L Lewis defended. The evidence showed that the defendant was appren ticed to the complainant in September, 1861, for seven years—that he had for some time past been insolent to the complainant, keeping late hours, neglecting his work, and bad lately taken to assault his master. The com plainant had threatened to bring him to this court on many occasions, but without its producing any effect, and it was with great reluctance that he had adopted these proceedings. On Thunsday, the sth inst. the complainant went into the workshop about 9 o'clock in the morning and found that the defendant had not done any work ;he was standing leaning against the fireplace. The complainant spoke to the defendant about his idling, and asked bin, what be meant by it, when the defendant in a loud tone said, " You are a liar, for I have been at work." The complainant then told him that he was an insolent fellow, on which the defendant immediately ran at him and str uck him about a dozen blows in the face, causing his nose to bleed. In addition to that the com plainant lost two teeth, and had both his eyes blackened. The complainant's face, shirt, and trousers were covered with blood. The defendant then said, " There, that's my temper. I'll show you my temper," and then sat down. As remonstrances had proved of no avail the present pro ceeding. were taken. The complainant, in cross-examination, denied that he had called the defendant bad names or ordered 'him to move a lot of bricks bad in for repairing a shed. Ile also swore that he did not offer to fight the defendant. Mr. Cooke said he considered this was a very serious cue. If the defendant had any complaint to make he shank' have coma to this court. An apprentice would not be allowed to do what defendant bad done with impunity, and he sentenced dim to one month's hard labour in the House of Correction. Mr. Wakeling, on behalf of the complainant, afterwards asked that the punishment might be made more lenient, but the magistrate refused to interfere with his previous decision. MARLBOROUGH-STREET. THRIATESINGA MENDICITY SOCIETY'S °TIMM Jots Barrett and William Brown, two stalwart men, dreamed as labourers, were brought before Mr. Knox, by William Woddup and William Hewitt, officers of the Mendicity Society, charged with begging ; and Joke Apple, a black man, was charged with obstructing the officers and endeavouring to rescue the other prisoners. Woddup saw Barrett and Brown accosting ladies and gentlemen in North Audley-street, and soliciting alms. He gut smite/we and took him into custody, when Apple interfered, and tried to get them away. Hewitt said he was assisting his brother-oflioer when Apple assaulted him with the foulest abuse, said he would pat a knife into him, and called upon a large crowd which had assembled to rescue Barrett and Brown. Apple was a well-known beggar, and had been in custody many ti m e s; hence his antipathy to the officers. Mr. Knox said there being plenty of employment for such men as Barrett and Brown in harvesting and hop ping if they liked to seek it, there was no excuse for their about London. He should commit them for a month each ; and as a warning to the prisoner Apple not to interfere with the officers again, he should commit him fora month also. Another sturdy beggar was charged by Woddup, and also committed for a ruontb. WANDSWORTR. --TAR SCROOLMASTIR ABROAD. - • - - Joke Bill, a schoolmaster, of Stockwell-green. Stock well, who had his right hand bandaged and in a sling, was placed in the dock on a charge of being drunk and inca pable of taking care of himself in Lore-lane, Wandsworth. Police-constable 199 V said last night he was sent out to take the prisoner into custody. He was lying in the road lust outside the station, and could not walk. He was drunk and quite incapable of taking are of himself. The usher—He was here yesterday for the same offence, and was fined half-a•crown. Mr. Dayman (to the prisoner)—Do you wish to ask the constable any question ? The prisoner —No, sir; the constable has spoken truth fully. Will you allow me to plead for myself, your worship. I have had a little spree. That is no excuse, I know, fora man of my age—upwarde of 50—and I am very sorry. I live edjaoent, and have been absent since Thursday—not through any defalcation — and I have spent • poun d. I wish your worship to admonish me. (Liughter.) Mr. Dayman—The only admonition will lie what the law affords. You must fi nd two sureties to, be of good be haviour for the next fortnight. to Th the e prisoner said he had no friends, and was removed cells. TURTOrS DRIVING. Ird/Wn Andrews and Arthur Poulton were summoned for furious driving. On the evening of the 3rd inst. the defendants were each driving a hone and out along the Lower Wands worth-road, Battersea, at a furious rate, racing against each other, causing persons to run out of their way. They would not have stopped but for the interference of the constable, and they then told him he bad nothing to do and wanted a job. The defendants now said they were very sorry. Mr. Duman said it over too late to express regret after persona had been run over. Driving in that way was very dangerous, and he fined them each 20s. and costs. EMBEZZLEMENT BY A STATION-MASTER.—At the Sheffield Police Court, yesterday, Thomas Adams Bayley, late station -master at Ongbtibndge, on the Manchester, Sheflield, and Liucolnahirs line, was charged with em bezzlement. It was stated in evidence that he had received, on the Ist of June, a sum of 421. Ils. 11d. from Mr. Shuttleworth, manager to Mesas. Wartllow, steel manufacturers, Oughtibridge, and on the 29th of June a cheque for 331. 2s. 3d. from Mr. Taylor, fire brick and tile manufacturer, Oughtibridge, and a cheque for 351. 7& d. from Mr. Shuttleworth. These sums he had not accounted for, and the cheques be had cashed. When apprehended, at Paisley, be said, " I shall plead guilty, serve my time, and then endeavour to redeem my cha racter. %reacted guilty accordingly , and was com mitted for t • RA11;;;s1; COLLISION.—On Thursday last the ex press train from Exeter to London ran into a cheep train in risiing the Wilton station on the Salisbury and Ytuvil line. The express, which is duo at the Fisberton station of the London and South-Western Company at 1.14 p.m., was more then a quarter of an hour behind its time on reaching Wilton, where a great sheep fair had been held that day, occasioning a great deal of addi tional traffic. On nearing the station the driver con siderably slackened his speed, and perceiving that • train of sheep trucks was being shunted across the line, be endeavoured to .top his train, but did not teed in time to prevent the express running through the sheep train, nine of the trucks of which were knocked off the line. Red the express been running at the usual speed in passing this station the consequences must have been very serious ; as it was, it was only going at the rate of about six miles an hour. The front of the engine of the express mis damaged a little, but all the passengers escaped with out injury, although one of the carriages was thrown off the line. Nineteen, however, of the sheep in the other train were killed. As the line was blocked up for a time, the passengers and luggage were tranferred to other car naues, and proceeded on their journey after a delay of about an hour and a half. y or UP I er it nt 11 1,4 ' lette* fur no bf 11° rs° stir ors ere ,s• the crib' 're ' , )101. THE EXPRESS, SATITRDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 14, 1867. EXECUTION OF THE LEIGH MURDERER. DIY TRLICIRATR.) LIVERPOOL, SATURDAY Movirio. Henry Farrington, who was convicted of murder ing his wife at Leigh, was executed at noon to-day at Kirkdale in the presence of a small crowd. The culprit's demeanour was very firm. He made no remark, and died without • struggle. Calcrsft wu the executioner. The Liverpool Mercury of to-day says :—" During the last few days the culprit has been very attentive to his devotional exercises : he is penitent, quite resigned, and admits the justness of the sentence passed upon him. He Las been, as already stated, visited by his aged mother, his sister, and a friend. Since then a scripture reader from Leigh, with whom be was acquainted, has been to see him. Farrington was much pleased with this visit, and expressed his thankfulness to the gentleman for the interest he had taken in him. He has written to some friends in Leigh, expressing his contrition for the offence he committed, and has frequently expressed his sorrow for the disgrace he has brought upon his relatives. Yesterday he was quite composed, and, under the circumstances, exhibited re markable firmness. He was attended by the Rev. R. Appleton, the chaplain of the gaol, and appeared to be deeply impressed by the reverend gentleman's exhortations. He was, during a portion of the day, engaged in reading his Prayer-book and religious tracts, and seemed anxious to prepare himself for his impending doom." SHOCKING DEATH IN THE STRAND. Tiiiiii. - ii.s A very shocking occurrence took place in the Strand shortly before 1 o'clock this day. A number of people were watching the operations that are going on opposite St. Clement Danes Church, where. large block of property, as our readers may know, is being pulled down to make way for the new law courts. Some workmen were at the moment removing from one of the pillars of the arch way leading through to Carey-street, the large stone cap. The standards by which the stone was sus pended suddenly canted, and fell with a crash to the ground, striking on the head a young man, about 21 years of age, whose name is unknown. He was re moved to King's College Hospital, and died almost im mediately after his admission. PROP7PCIAL BHAAI MARK= LIYIMPOOL, Sm. 13.— Sala to-day : Caledonian, 110—Pnr new new, 111—Great Eastern, 31 301 1 1 I—Great Western, 481 1 11 ad--Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1271 I—London, Brighton, and South Coast, 524 I—London and North Western, 1144 41 i 1 1 1 I—Manchester Sheffield ,and Lincolnshire, 471 i I—Metropo litan, 126 51 ii M i dland. 121 201 111 1 3 4—North British. Sit 1 I—South Eastern, 69 119—Lancaster and Carlisle, rue—Buffalo and Lake Huron, 31—Dnited States 5-30, '65, 704—Meratatile and Exchange Bank 'Limited), 71 d.—Liverpool and London and Globe Me and Life, 51 P.—Anima Merchants, i P. — Atlantic Telegraph S per cent., 31 and—Liverpool United Gas, new L 23 shares, 51 p. BIRMINOHAN, /311PY. 13.—Business done: Lloyd's Bank shares (Limited), at 74 prem.: Birmingham and Staffordshire Gas, g5O shams, at 97; Patent Shaft and Axletree Shares Lhnited`. at 41 prem. ; and Ditto New (glO paid, at 11 prem. Closing prices: Great Western Railway, se ll ers, at 484 and. : ditto Redeemable 5 per Cent. Stock, sellers, at 15 sd ; Worcester and Birmingham Canal, sellers, 12. Shropshhe Banks, sellers. at 3 ; Birmingham New Mills, 2 5-1 C to 3 ; and British and Foreign Railway Plant limite d) , at 10 to 9 Ms : . . Per ern". Consols. 93I—Three per Cent. Reduced, —New Three per Cent. Stock, Wl—Ditto to new account, Oct 8, tat I—lndia Five per Cent. IStock, 1114— unster Bank (Limited, (AS las. paid), 41—National Bank (830 GreatB2 —lBettomal ot Liverpool (Limited) LIS paid), Southern and Western (8100 paid), 95}—Ditte for account, 951. THE PAN-ANGLICAN BTTIOD.—It appears from the published lists that the following English bishops de cline, for various reasons, to attend the Conference at Lam beth which the Archbishop of Canterbury has summoned:— The Archbishop of York, the Bishops of Durham, Rath and Wells, Carlisle, Exeter, Hereford, Manchester, Peter borough, Ripon, and Sodor and Man. Of the Irish bishops the following are absent from the list :—Ossory, Killaloe, Cork, and Derry (designate). Only one bishop of the epis ' copal church of Scotland, Dr. Terrot, Bishop of Edinburgh (on account of great age) is absent from the list. The Arch bishop of Canterbury has iuued the following form of prayer for private use during the sittings of the conference :—" 0 Lord God Almighty, Father of Light and Fountain of All Wisdom, we humbly beseech Thee that Thy Holy Spirit may lead into all truth Thy servants the Bishops now gathered together in Thy name. Grant them grace to think and do such things as shall tend most to Thy glory and the good of Thy holy church. Direct and prosper, we pray Thee, all their consultations, and further them with Thy continual help, that, the true Catholic and Apostolic faith once delivered to the Saints being maintained, Thy church may serve Thee in all godly quietness , through Jesus Christ our Lord. Amen." HARVEST HONE AT EAST BRENT. —The harvest home festival at East Brent was held on Thursday, after an interval of three years. The festivals were suspended somewhat suddenly, and some alleged that it was owing to the representati us of a few residents in the county as to the revelry which followed it, but upon the present occa sion about 2,000 persons attended the Me. The dinner took plate in • large marquee, the archdeacon being sup ported by Mr. R. N. Grenville, M.P. for the eastern divi sion of the county, and the Bev. J. H. Stephenson, rector of Lymsham, Devon. Mr. George Reed lord of the manor, occupied the vice-chair. THE CROPS IN THE NORTH OP IRELAND. —The weather unfortunately continues very unfavourable for harvest work. In scarcely any of the northern districts has cutting advanced since our last report. Rain, rain-- the same story comes from all places ; and but for the rain the yield of all the crops would assuredly be • good one. Even now, could • few week, of dry weather be counted on to complete the harvest work, we could congratulate ourselves on an abundant crop. But a continuance of the wet for any length of time would be dangerous to the growing crops generally. Already it has in many instances laid out the oats, which are • heavy crop. The wheat crop—which is also fair— is suffering in a similar way—not as yet, however, to • great or very appreciable extent. Flax on the " spread " suffers most by the continued rain, and there can be little doubt that already so much of the crop as has been exposed to the weather has been deteriorated in value. This crop will over all be below an average. In some cases it is turning out at the mill better than was expected; in others worse. In several districts there is considerable fear as to the potato crop. No disease is yet reported in the roots ; but there is • dread that the moist weather will extend and confirm the symptoms of blight which have already appeared. For the most part, however, our correspondent. speak very hopefully of this crop. Hsy is abundant, and generally well-secured, and turnips continue healthy and promising. Indeed, the harvest in the north will in every case except flax be abundant and good, if we get but dry weather to cut it.— Northern Whig, THE GREAT SHIP RACE PROM CHINA. —The Taeping, the winner of last year's race, is the first ship in. She arrived off the Isla of Wight last night, having left China four days after the sailing of the Maitland. Although first in she may not prove the winner, as seven other ships galled after her. SUICIDE AT SEA.—Suddenly about 2 o'clock. soon after the men had finished their dinners, one of the seamen who was employed on deck took a running leap right over the bulwarks into the sea. Brooks was at the time " serving" a " span " for one of the boats, and his watchmate and friend, who was "paring the ball" of " spunyarn " at the time, afterwards stated that be ob served nothing extraordinary or unusual in his manner. He said that all at once Brooks dropped the " serving mallet " he had in his hand, and merely saying "Good bye," rushed away and leapt overboard. The cry was im mediately raised of " Man overboard." It was repeated down in the lower deck, and in • few moments every man on board was at his post. "'Bout ship ; " " Down helm ;" " Tacks and sheets," roared out the lieutenant of the watch. Everything was done in perfect order, without hurry or confusion. The Ramnugger answered her helm and flew up into the wind, throwing every sail fiat aback. The wind blew a fierce gust from under the foot of the mainsail as the afteryards were swung round. Soon " Let go and haul" was the order, and the gallant sloop was standing back for the seaman who had quitted the protection of her wooden wells in so I singular a manner. Two or three men, among them the quartermaster of the watch, had never taken their eyes off their shipmate, who, now that the Ramnuggur was under weigh again, we could all see as he kept swim ming in a direction away from the ship. Some of the men shouted out to him by name to stop a minute, as we would soon pick him up. He looked round now on bearing the cries, and stopped. The sloop " hove to" and a boat was quickly lowered. It was thought on board that the unfortunate man must have suddenly become insane, as his conduct was otherwise unaccountable. Soon the boat approached him. The Ramunggur also had filled her topsails, and was nearing the spot where he stood calmly " treading water." While writing these lines I can recall the man's face to my mind as he appeared standing upright in the water before us, and like a practised swimmer, quietly keeping himself afloat merely by an occasional : movement of the arms, while now and again be would raise his right hand and stroke the water off his beard and push the hair away from his eyes. He was perfectly oalm, and looked at our preparations for his rescue without making a sign or utter ing • word. Now the boat was close up to him ; the bow oarsmen took in their oars ; the ship was pawing the place where he trod water at a distance of some twenty yards. He stirred himself, looked round and about him, and then without breaking silence threw up his arms and mink quickly oot of eight. His shipmates in the cutter made one grasp at him as he disappeared, again at his long hair aa it also sank beneath the surface of the summer see, but in vain. The suicide eluded their grasp and descended into the bowels of the deep unfathomable waters ; as deliberate a ease of felo-de-oe as I ever witnessed or heard of.—Argosy for September. SHARE LIST-(THIS DAY.) ORDINARY SMARM ♦ID noon. Bh. I Td. I I•ll.Warit I a°4la . We " I 881" /4 " 4 " pleterd*. to 1 p.m. St. 100 11141001 and Later BO 89 - St 100 Caledonian St. 100 Cambrian - 90 all Camerall 2 6 - 94 100 Dubllasadßelfutival 73 76 86. 100 ;Dundee,P4rotokAbdT TO 72 - 90 6 LW London -. .. - 100 a" I Do.piorlo. - -.•-• at. 100 'Olaigow mad 8. Western 110 112 112 8t 100 I Ore* leatini Ord. et.l 301 311 31 St. 100 Do. F.. 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SU Bar of RIM ! idl - 10,000 5 Do flew 3 1 MB - U, 10 , Bank of Otago (Limited)! 10 - - die - 6,400 SO British Areerloan Laud 44 18 18 10, 50 Barri/Warr Aural! 15 - •- - 916,740 et. B. &1. Mag. Tel. (L.) ... IN - - - 51,005 10 Bank of New Zealand 10 7 9pm .- 6916 1101 Canada Company all 66 TO - 40,000 1 SO ' British N. America .- all 49 61 .- 60.000 16 'CanadianLoen& Inv(L ) 11 1 1 dim 60,000 10 C. Bk. Lee, Ana., aria all 19/ 201 - 16,000 10 I ( Ci t ty i :e: sc Oorapany - 20,000 26 Owl. Mir. of lair do. ail SO 31 30 11,000 10 Ditto &slurs 6 1 i 0144 - 60,060 20 , Oty - ..... ..... 111 112 13 - 16,010 30 Ship& LCoalL l6 14 13 die -die 10,000 lee Coloola . l .- . . U 37 89 - $O,OOO 10 City Discount, Limited 3ll 11416 - 000,000. 10 000•011dZa i4;liC li:i 4I - - pm - 20,000 U CitycifLoodonß.Pro.(L )11 21 21dia - 10,000 60 . Dello and London (L.). 06 - - - 16,041 80 Clay of Impro.(L) 10 0 644 -. WNW 60 INrt Loren (Lilted )) & - - dl. -. 4,959 SO Do. - - dim -. 60,006 1101laateralnelienge(Lim. I - -d4 - 116,400 15 City of Moscow Gas (L) ell 14/ 161 - .60001 10 110 , Nadir and rnmiren .10 04 Ms - 10 , 000 50 City Otiose (Lam) 25 19 18 dts - 110 ,000 , Nag.BankLrlansilteL 10 - - dl. - 10,000 SO Carla (Land) U 64 61114 -. 10,000, 10 ! ing.SerlkAusi.Cliarid all IS 18 - 10.000 80 Do. - 10,006 60 Ilegliabandllwedir (L.) 10 - - dis - 00,040 IN Connamadal I/argue 8 11 Mk -. 91,000 100 Imperial Ileak(UmMed) 10 11111 1 - - 40,000 10 Ncea. of AfricanMor.(L) $ Idla Ipas - 66606 10 Ireperiel Orman .... 10 11 8 1 17 . 500 10 Conthmetal iln.fiee (L.' 15 6 4 dla - - 2,500 20 Do. 6,000, IS Do. New - - - 13040 115 IL ing.,Prri.7/p./ all 6 8 - 100,0001 20 InnelMort. Bk. India(L) 6 -.- die - 1E6,000 100 C. ef1ea.8i1.1677,41p.c. all 103 104 - 9100061100 Do.SpiaDeb.,lll64, !gyre in 81 p 4 ... 206000 100 Do. d0.÷171 do. al - - - UO4O NI Los.Bk.cillextoo,he.(l.) ' 110 - - - MOOS 10 C. lone. of (L.) 9 61 4 d 11 1 ; 1 1 1 13000.100 London and Brazilian di U U - 10,000 NI Disof Mari as (L.).. 10 41 - 10,0001 20 Do. New - 11/1 86. Crystal Taira ........ 140 84 116 -. 6,000 106 London&ltiverllate(L) - - -, £lOO,llllB BL Do. Premier 140 97 102 - 6,010 U Do. do. do ,10 -- pi - ASWAN 30 . Ddig g et. Tern. 060.110 0 1 0 0 1 0 6 1 0 6 1 60,000, 16 Lon.ol. Bank of Multi ell 23 24 - 7, 600 10 (Limited) .. all li 11 - NAOS SO London and County SO &A 56 -. 16000 10 ream Tee (L' .66 7 6 dts -... 12,600 10 Do. 43. Now .... 10,000 Id IncliaLand,C.& Ivin(L 10 7 6 ids - 1;400' 60 London Joint Stock III 121 36 341 10,000 40 Z. India Irv*. & Canal 18 61 414111 - 16000.10 Leers & IleethAtriaml all 10 II -. 80,000 SO Ebbw Vale .. . 271 16 1441 s - 10,000 100 Loa & & Werra (1.1 m) 1 10 - -Ms - 101 , 519 10 IllgraidanCom.V/itr . ( . 1.) I 4 sta. 115-10 11,000 60 London &V L.)! 11/ -- Jr - 41179,978 $l. Umtata Tergeph .... UN 140 166 - 60,000 100 London * W .! 10 48 70 00 11,000 10 Do. New - 10,000100 Moran Rusk (Um.) .1 16 - - - 76.640 3 Ing.dtAtte.Coppr(Lim) 21 i 1 1 6,000100 Do. Sew IIO -. -d4 - 10,000 16 Nog. awl Tomes Orli. 71 6 4 dl. -ad KOS 60 Morimattle&Bscsan(L)l 121 -- Os - 10,0% 100 & Ikettlehltaila (1 S II 8 di, - 10,000 10 Metropolitan (1100101). ell - - - 11,000 10 .. 6 UN per - 6,000 100 Midland Bank (11m.) !IS - - 191 1 36,4140 30 Tweet (Warrens, ,11 4 - 10,000 1 National of IreireMsle l 10 4-o. p m - 140,000 10 aenerslOredit&Db.(l..) 71 Ilp - 10,00$ 100 National of Liverpool 16 - - die - ,000 15 Gen. Stem NaNgatio Id 96 - 10,000 100 N. Ir. of Ungar l4l-. - - 10,000 60 Nome &Corral As .(1., 6 4 8 dim - 6 1,040 60 Da obi a Ird lo n e 14 - - LON 10 Hoeg[ or & China 0.. all 810 - rein MP National Bank 4 O -. - - 140.000 90 lindson's Bey all 16 161 - UAW 10 New South Wa1e5....... all - - - 86000 , 10 bn.lendOo.Miusealse 1 161 121 12 dig - 66,004 10 North Wsetern - 71 - - - 60,00; 2 Indian Carrylag (Ur 11 21 1111 s - 10,000, 10 Onmital Bank Corpora. an 43 44 - WU* 10 Warr rinan.Soa(L 1 11 ali. - 07,430 611 ProU3.ll43slogOorp.(L)' 10 - - dbi - 500,000 10 IntersaLl•odCradasL S 5 4 des - 10,000100 Trevino. of braid ....I 16 80 ES - 80,000 &I Italia. land I 11 I alb -. Or 10 Do. do. New.... 1 all - - - 10,000 10 Italian Inky. (Can. Cay ) all 2 3 - 10,000 MI Sear - - - relsylia. !ad LOOM 100 Do. 6p.aMa r. 1370 e. 038 42 - 17.061 100 bun& 01 B. a. AI;U - 0 - 74 35 -- Ma - 10,000 50 Land SisonritieeLlas.) 6 31 3111. - 10000100 Du. do. isa. at 6 .m. 10 -- Us - 0,000 NI Lood.Alator Trading lO 7 6Ms - 60.000 26 Union at Australia_ -.. all 47 49 - MAO 10 Loa. &Gloom. Si. (I ) 6 7 6AU - 17,0t0100 , Dalon 05 Ireland (Lim; 112 -- Os - 66,000 10 Loo.CoustyLondetft'L 5 7 1 di. - OA% 5.1 1 Vales of Leedoe _-- 111 36 33 301 7 13000 I Load. DfstrictTolog.(l. •11 111 - f 40,000 SO Load. Inman. Aso. IL' 10 23 11 dl 1411,616 4 Load. G. Omailmell(L) ell 99 24 r - 11011.111011 BALLIIAY6. 6,040 60 Lend.&lllsagtoe.Oo IL 26 14 17 me - itt 1 5.1_ 1 an I Mamie. se er a se... so.eno is . pryvpacdaptarlo . • 4 1 441. - 16,531 .41 60. - 11 - ew 311.000 3 nag.4llAva•CoppialUao) *OOO 15 Mag. sad Forage One 10,004 100 a IlooltleliMarb.(1 15,0011 10 10,4110 10 Towel (Wanatease 160,000 10 Credit d: Da.(L) 10,000 Steam Narigati,• MAO 40 Rome &Colonial As.(l., MOO 10 Hama ong et Ma* Oa 10,000 ', !godson's hey Nome *OOO ha. Wide°. Marseilles L *OM Indian Carryiag (Lion. Internat. lin flo&(L. i In u.. teraat ; ca.„.. Lsad an- Trarti Credia L .) .0 Il Lea. l""triaaalm"tathAlaiD: Oose .SawiltnA: l. ll :Land thwtidateflalL a r : lB . )v ' 7 L :°.) 11 DlstataiTelat(f. 00 Load. Phan. Aro. 1 1.' 4 Load. G. OmmdbasG(L) '0 Lead.alliagaira.Co (1. if il in adrai l a .et Pnwiffida . ifrieL g r. :l:l lk liml anGo Ca" :::l l4 IlaarklnslAral, do. (L.) Medit.lbten. TM. (I. , Merchant Shipping (LI a 11111wallIronWorks. Natal Lind &CAC. i f 1 , Notional Dia tom i 1 NsikaslProv.Marlawl , 4 1 1 , ranalaleamtaz i lld M s O NisirOarolldat D u i ni L g 1 . 5 New *Libra* si: 15 N.Zealaad L .611.4.11` t 15 Ifilealand S.lt Loon (L) I 10 NorthwahsemaTea(L) 4 10 De. 1 I It 11.11Mahastralsalaa(111110 50 If.lrlaallercan. MCI. 111 15 Marino (loom I 10 Orkatallibuinelantat. U 11 esalthmi(Llialtal) an 11 Do. New 1 10 Orient Inland Stseia(l ) 1 an 10 a *Mud *veal 1 II Ottawa Gee ((Malted all 10 Panama 11.11.3tra*L) an 5 Do. do. lin 15 heUttcLandet M 1.4. );100 10 14•thealar a 0 near • • all 00 Do. de. New 1F 551 an 50 Do. do. do. 16671 5 60 *yaw, Iron 15 Do. New ,an 15 111o.T.CItylinprov.(L) ( fin 110 Into Janeiro Gas (Um): all 140 'loyal Mall Steam I 00 It. ,SooLkaat.na Invest. (L) 104 INI ;llama. dTgrtita:L) 10 SO 3. African* &In. (1. 1 . ; I 111 Amanita:4lond •• ,' an Ilt. *arias Telepaph ....MO 1 I Do Ilarlp 1 all lllVeLOordina.allab , L) an I Do. D 0... 111 rt Massy Lail 1 I) dad Petroleama. I * 10 reontaigeney of Ma ' 1 * .a L. Co. MD. Garda' I N lia.Mmins of Lira. (Ll, I 15 United DiecoontCorp 1), 1 6 5 United IL Taloa. Co.(1.) , MI 5 Do. 10 per centpref.! on ✓ ',Myra arias laa(1.)1 5 0 Vas Dleasen's Lead (L)1 1111 1 Viarepalagapladar4L.' all Warn* Tlaaaos (Um.) 11 Weetlailia*Pw4asal rl. it • Call pending. — "IINOE BHA 1 1 4-34 1 174.9 Idia 100 104 ufas If If w's, a Rotterdam . E lide -..Pra (L. 4.7p.e. all 'Belgian L J all ILAYfenAL.II. 7 Ii 01 44 an ,Caatral Araguaia* 1 a 880 , ll !V P° Niztowdes Donsberg WitpkYL ) le "Data ghwalsh sli Do. all Eastern of Prance 111 PAiropean Central (L) • 'Great La g memboarg ' an ILansbar ▪ Modem (1.1 a(L) all NenaiLlogoLN: s the all Do.. p.a PrL Nsig. gov all ' Worthen of • It.itaiLLAyres B.Lpa all 101,• D.o. Norwegian Trunk Pref. ell iiimprnadidin ell Psrialdonaandliedit an ( Pali. and Orleans . an IY.eife & &Francis. (l ) 1 10 Bora/ Sardinian en !Royal Swedish all Do. 7 per cent. I all Sambre and Reuss ▪ Da r Aperreut Pref an Ilan (1 , ) a. 7 per tt all NAnstotLont Venetian 11 kit* kat. of Portugal an Illosilsern of Frame aB 'Twin and Savona all west /Laden all I Do. lipar o.ot Pret all IWesedilf.W. of Irene* 2 4 IS Si 14 144 , 1 2 1 e 12j 181 a 47 7 sa, e gam 4 ads 16 12 da lan 16 16 ;no 101 r 1 2F 2f ria Ns idis 3pm Ipm 4 etlai 6 0 9 1 56 66 16 17 14 lb pee 16 die 1 ,61 6 1Pm 2 24 6 7 ti 3 1 33 26 41 49 67 49 24 141 22 24 21+ tl 155 92 26 115 12) 76 1 1 21 64 N I N . To_ IORXION ommunums. ft. I Pd. 1 GAILWATIL Ciodig prkes. 4 all G.Laxambeasp6p.oast. 110 all I Da. 100 llavaaa aad Matanzas 100 'Lasumaina sod Mears 100 an ,Illatrania sad 100 all Do !woad lam Is North. of hews 3 p at 10 all I Do t lataatarl. lip .06. 100 Ottomaa Marna, ) 1.. all Do. do. loud at 71 10 all i Tula,l4easotllallp.4. 100 all ladle a 11. P. (Pira.) 0 loyal &ma* 6 p. Gt 100 EEL Grande 7 p at 10 *Lowsofen..a. IN IsaLdraet.7ll.o. 10 lkelheradTraaaelp.a. * Volk Itallaa, 11 par at PI *AN. W. otha. 6PO. 14 le 17. 67 90 96 100 London and Brighton 6 per cent. (W. 103 i 17t 14, I 1 i 2 21 $ I 12 11 7211131 11 O 7 9 7i;711 11 9 ALI 7 6Os Imo. E. aad C. P.), 109. SI SO 14 IS 40 BO to IS 11 114 91 OS 14 II 04 10 8 1 ei 12 111 II 1 11 114 ab 3,000 DellisbOolos.llp.oll,ll7l UM IMMO Do. .. Ossi.Gov.llp. 5.,11r744. Do. Sporck Deb.taag. .. Do. I perc43lsr. 1.1111,904 Do. liparatisa.ra MIAOW Do. II pact las. IMMO OagoteHopallpor.lB7B ....., do.lBBo-1908 Do. do. 188040 -, Do. do. 1890-91 216.000 D0.ip...11p.d00t19001 109,010 Cogon.Nov. 1888, Or 1 1 1,800, Do. 18 18 ; 1 ' do.: 1118, Maarlltas 8 par 4,1871 Do. 1878 8604 Do. 1889 VA Do. 1866 : VA NatalGo7.Bp.o.Ap.doe. 186.670 Now Bruna.Goy.llporet. 1,118,1100 Now booth Wales Gm. 8 p. 050t,1171 to 1878 0.871.809 Do. 6p. 9.1888 to 18961 866,000 D0.6p.0.r,1867 to 1876. 160,000, Now Zoolood Opt and. 1.800,1 Da. 6por coot. 6.0, Do. I par cont. 1891 1 109, Do.d9.l99l.ltuss&Doo I , 280, Nova &coda 11p. a., 1871 1,869, . Quosoilaod Goo. 4p. et. 1 . 7 77.0 Do. Do. 1891 ..,, 7111, B.Aast. Gov. 6 p.0..81.77 Do. 878 arid wdo 000 .004 V19.480v. 1 ip. 8. Jaa. ap hap I ;PAW Do. Op. 08 ADO d foo 1019.13014 to. 1 8h. I mrans. 16,000 180,000 1 10,1 16, 16, DO, 10, 100, IL 11, 60, 10, O. 06, 7, 80, 80, 10,1 100, 6 12, 10 150:i404 11, 63,17 0 1 6° ., 0,: 1 a 80, 76,S 46.0081 fa. 1 U. 9. 1 ??1 - ill 1 1,000 6.2 11,600 11,000 6.908 6,600 1,024 0,100 9,000 Anglo-Bras.Gokl4llei j Ave Welles &op , e el = Mint ateeleleel.dMrt =re, N. Del . t led Del ley (14 helms (Ladled) ~_ ~~: 102 103 100 102 100 1•2 18 6 81 1 66 90 106 166 1071 1114 107 108 1116 107 04 96 11111 106 1102 111 e 164 107 101 106 161 IN 106 167 104 106 101 104 100 102 NS ill lill 94 OS} Oh . 4 9 96 11 109 110 1071 108} 100 102 99 100 99 100 106 107 111 111 111} 113 e MONEY MABENT.--(THIS DAY.) Oita o'Cliciaz. The stock markets to-day show a favourable tendency, and tho changes in prices, with few exceptions, are in an upward direction. Some of the joint stock banks and discount establishments are prepared to increase their advances upon British railway and foreign stocks, and the incli nation of most of the speculators is, therefore, to operate for a rise. As usual on a Saturday, there is little business, but it is believed that more activity will be apparent next week. Mean while the amount of money offering in the Stock Exchange is nnprecedentedly large, and loans on English government securities cannot be placed for a week even at 1 per cent. per annum. Consols are steady, at the quotations of yesterday. Home railway securities are again better, and foreign bonds meet with inquiry. Financial shares, however, exhibit dulness. In the discount market the rates for choice bills are quoted 1 to If per cent., but we hear of some tranaactiona at It The supply of money is greatly in excess of the current requirements. Consols are quoted 941 to I for money, and 941 io for the Bth Oct. The Three per Cents. Reduced and New Three per Cents, are steady, at 93 to ex div. The railway market is firm, and a fresh rise of to per cent. has taken place in most of the leading lines. Annexed are the quotations : Metropolitan, 1254 to 1264 ; Great Western, 484 to 4, ex div. ; London and North Western, 1144 to 4, ex div. ; Midland, 12la to div. ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1274 to 4, ex div. ; Caledonian, losi to no} ; South Eastern, 694 to ; Great Eastern, 31 to ; Great Northern, 112 to 113 ; ditto A, 1194 to ; London, Chat ham, and Dover, 18k to ; North British, 334 to 4 ; and Brighton, 524 to 4. Turkish bonda of 1865 have improved per cent., viz., to 311 to 321, while; Italian of 1861 are lower, at 49 to .1. Turkish of 1862 are quoted 591 to 601 ; Greek, 14 to ; Spanish Passive, 201 to ; ditto Certificates, 161 to 1, ; Chili= scrip, Ito 01 dis. ; Egyptian of 1864, 861 to ; and Mexican, 151 to 1. United States 5-20 bonds have improved 1 per cent., viz., to 731 to ; but Erie Railway shares have declined 1, the present price being 441 to 1. Illinois Central are steady, at 761 to 771. Atlantic Telegraph shares are unaltered—Anglo- Amerimn at 161 to 171, and Atlantic Telegraph Eight per Cent. Preference at 31 to 1, ex div. Financial shares are dull, and International Financial and General Credit exhibit a relapse of 2s. 6d., vu., to 21 to 11 dia. ; London are called 23 to 22 dia., and Credit Foncier, si t to 51 dim. The dealings in Bank shares exhibit a prepon derance of sales, but prices generally are unchanged. Alliance are at 11l to 91 dis ; London and County, 54 to 56 ; Union of London, 36 to 37 ; Imperial Ottoman, 11 to 01 die. ; Chartered Mercantile of India, 30 to 31 ; and London and Westminster, 68 to 70. The ordinary general meeting of the Bahia and San Francisco Railway Company will be held on the 10th of October, for the declaration of a dividend. Two o'Ctocx. Consols are unchanged, at 94g to t for money, and 94g to 1 for the account. _ _ The steamer La Plata, from the West Indies, has brought 159,0001. in specie. At Paris this morning the Three per Cent. Rentes opened at 70fr. 02c., being sc. lower. At Paris and Hamburg the rate of discount in the open market is l per cent. ;at Frankfort, ; at Brussels, 2 ; at Amsterdam and Berlin, 2i; at Vienna, 4; at Turin, ; and at St. Petersburg, 74 . per cent., showing a very low average at most points. About 50,000 sovereigns from Egypt and 44,0001. in bar gold were sent into the Bank yesterday. The Scotia, from New York, has brought 23,0001. in specie. - - - On Change yesterday afternoon the rates for bills on Hamburg and Italy were again slightly better for this country. The other exchanges were firm. The usual list is subjoined : Amsterdam, 3 months, 12.01 to 12.1 ; ditto, short, 11.19 to 11.191 ; Ro tt erdam, 3 months, 12.01 to 12.1 ; Antwerp, 3 months, 25.40 to 25.45 ; Brussels, 3 months, 25.40 to 25.45 ; Hamburg and Altana, 3 months, 13.101 13.101 ; Berlin, Cologne, Aro., 3 months, 6.261 to 6.271; St. Petersburg, 3 months, 321 to 321 . • Paris, short, 25.171 to 25.25 ; ditto, 3 months, 25.35 to 25.40 ; Marseilles, 3 months, 25.35 to 25.40 ; Prankfort-on.the-Maine, 3 months, 1201 to 1201 ; Vienna, 3 months, 12.60 to 12.65 • Trieste, 3 months, 12.60 to 12.63 ; Madrid, 3 month, 491 to 49; Santander, 3 months, 491 to 49; Cadiz, 3 months, 491 to 49 ; Seville, 3 months, 491 to 49 ; Malaga, 3 months, 491 to 49 ; Valencia, 3 months, 491 to 49 ; Bar. colons, 3 months, 491 to 494 ; Bilbao, 3 months 49 to 481; Saragossa, 3 months 49 to 481 ; Legh o rn, months, 27.45 to 27.55 ,• Genoa, S months, 27.45 to 27.55 ; Naples, 3 months, 27.45 to 27.55 ; Palermo, 3 months, 27.45 to 27.55 ,• Messina, 3 months 27.45 to 27.55; Lisboa, 90 days' date, 511 to 511 ; Opo rto, 90 days' date, 511 to 511. We are informed that the East London Railway Company is about to raise a sum of 466,000/. in order to enable it to complete the undertaking and bring it into working order. The Caledonian Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 1,4081. over last year. The report of the directors of the Melbourne and Hobson's Bay United Railway Company, issued. in anticipation of the meeting to be held at Mel bourne on August Gth, states, with regard to the dividend, as follows, viz : The net profits, after deduction of interest and working expenses, amount to 19,398 f. 15s. 7d. ; which has been apportioned as follows, viz.:—For dividend at the rate of 7 per cent., 18,7141. 10s. ; leaving a balance of 6841.5 a 7d. With regard to the _proposed liquidation of the British and Foreign Marine Insurance Company, as referred to yesterday, we are requested to state that this in simply a legal measure, and is adopted in order to allow the company to insure hulls of ships, in addition to freight and cargo. . . Vice-Chancellor Sir Richard Mains his ap pointed Mr. George T. Hart (of Hart Brothers and Co.) the official liquidator to the East India Cotton Agency (Limited). Subjoined are the quotations of insurance, gas dock, waterworks, and canal shares, as given in the Stock Exchange list of last evening : Insurance—Alliance British and Foreign, 131 ; Universa l Marine (Limited), 31, 4. 1 Gaslight and Co&—Bornbay (Limited). 4 i Brighton, 18 ; Great Central, 12j ; Imperial, 65; Westminster Char tered, 55; Western B, 7 ex div. Docks—London and St. Katharine, 56j, 7. Waterworks—Berlin, 12j; Bast London, 110; West Middlesex, 107, 61. Canals—Regents (or London), V 4, 3j. The Emigration Commissioners will receive tenders on the 19th inst. for the hire of a ship to take passengers to Melbourne. With reference to the wool market the annexed is from Mr. Helmuth Schwartze's wool price cur rent, dated London, Sept. 12 : The following quantities have up to date been sold in our sales of colonial wool :—Sydney, 25,088 bales ; Port Phillip, 29,10.1; Van Diemen's Land, 4,125; Adelaide, 5,040; New Zealand, 28,619; Swan River, 456 ; Cape, 16,567 ; sundries, 1,882; total, 111,f470 b a les ; leaving abont3o,ooo bales, still to& disposed of. There is no change in the tone of the sales, which, for the bulk of the wools (both Australian and Cape), is exceedingly dull. Inferior descriptions especially suffer from the stagnant state of the trade, and as they form the great majority of the wools on the market they can only be cleared with difficulty, and of en at heavy sacrifices in price. The only exception from this depression ia the very best class of Australian wools, which meet with very spirited competition and command high rates, the reason teeing, that very little of such wool is in the market, and that beyond this little or nothing of the kind will be forthcoming until the arrival of the new clip in the spring. 102r1 id 891 -. 10$ } la IN NO 111 IM 114 100 91 - 411 101 h;I 11 1- ia' if I I 4 a si 1.7 io it .1 .71 fa' li* 15i 15f 21 12 1 2 8i II 9 V. It 2* 110 i 17; 1101 4 101 -.. in T=ll al i 99 Nil :it 1111 i i 112} i b oi l i 1 1 18 - i - 1 sjo. liii m ~...I ,I 11 X4l,e 4 544 1161 E -[v® 1346 1 1-16 1 u•l6 2 i 420 490 f 10 i 24 6 6 Se 8 I 24 8 . 9_ ii II 4 I 11 19 I 1 LB 19 15 37. 1 - 4 8 . 8_ it : 1,1.1 21 2, tl Si ND 410 A L1&8 Si LSI 8.9.0 111.7.11 PamAy Ensura. Consols, which closed yesterday at ail to 1 for the Bth of October, opened this morning at 941, and closed at 941 to f. For money the last price was 94s to 1. The Three per Cents. Reduced and New Three per Ceuta. were quoted at 3 o'clock 93 to 4, ex div. The official business report is as follows:—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 941, /, ; ditto for account, 94; ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 934, 3, ex div. ; New Three per Cents., 924, 34, 3, ex div. ; India Stock, 221, 204 ; ditto, Five per Cent., 1121, 13 ; ditto, Four per Cent., 98, 7f, ex div. ; ditto, Four per Cent. " enlaced rupee paper, iffif ; ditto, Five per Cent., 1044, ditto, Five-and-a-Half per Cent., 108 1 , 9f , ; ditto Bonds, 70a., 665. prem. The India Five per Cent. stock was steady. The Five and Five-and-a-Half per Cent. rupee paper was inquired for. Exchequer Bills remain at 255. to 30s. prem. Bank of England stock was inquired for, and experienced a recovery of 11., closing at 247 to 250. With the exception of a reduction of 14 per amt. in Peruvian of 1865, the changes in foreign stocks were all in a favourable direction. Spanish Perdue and Certificates were again inquired for, and expe rienced a fresh rise of per cent. A similar im p-ovement occurred in Greek (including the Cou pons) and Chilian scrip. Turkish Bonds of 1886 were better, and Spanish Three per Cents., Egyptian Railway Debentures, and the Viceroy of Eapt's Loan, 4. The ahares'of the financial companies were in demand, and a rise of 2s. 6d. to se. was observ able in International, General Credit, and Credit Fonder. Prices were last quoted as follows : International Financial, 2 to 11 din. ; General Credit, 2to 11 din. ; London Financial, 23 to 21 dia. ; and Credit Fonder, 5} to 51 dia., ex div. Atlantic Cable shares improved 2s. 6d. to 58. ; Anglo-American left off at 161 to 174 ; Atlantic Telegraph Eight per Cent. Preference, at 33 to 4, ex div. ; and Telegraph Construction, at 171 to 1. Hudson's Bay shares were last quoted 15 to 1, being 2e. 6d. better; and National Discount, 6to 61 prem., showing no change. Only a moderate amount of business took place in misoellaneons shares. East India Irrigation, Peninsular and Oriental (New, 1867), and Rio Improvements declinel 10a. ; while Universal Marine Insurance improved 5e., and Egyptian Trading, 2s. 6d. Brighton Railway scrip was quoted 51 to 61 prem. MINE&-(TIII8 DAY.) this o'Chscr. The mining market is moderately active to-day and prices are firm. Great Vor shares are quoted 181 to f ; Prince of Wales, 48s. Gd. to 495. 6d. ; West Chiverton, 645. to 65e. ; North Chiverton, 4 9 1 to f ; Wheal Setan, 1071 to 1121 ; East Lovell, 8 to f ; North Treskerby, 1/. 16s. 3d. to 11. 18s. . ; Clifford, if to f ; West Great Work, 3f to 4 ; Great South Tolgue, 10s. to 155.; and Wheat Gren ville, 12s. Gd. to 15s. Foreign and colonial mining shares are steady, at the annexed quotations :—,St. John del Rey, 69 to 60 ; Don Pedro, i to 1i prem. ; Anglo-Brazi lian, 1-1 G to 3-16 ; Pestarena, f to 4 prem.; Chon tales, If to 2 prem. ; Hosea Grande, to # ; Anglo-Italian, fto prem. ; Frontino and Bolivia, 12s. Gd. to 159. ; an d Port Phillip, If to The subjoined report on the metal market is from the circular of Messrs. Von Dadelszen and North : The metal market continues steady, with an average amount of bus Mess in all branches. Iron—Welsh: Ban continue in steady demand, from 3!. 15a. to 6/. ss. f.o.b. in Wales. Rails, 5/. 10s. to 0/. Additional orders for Staf fordshire have come to hand. Scotch pig : Iron after sell ing at 545. 3d., cash, has declined to 535. 9d. Copper — The market is not quite so steng, operators waiting for the next Chili news. Tough. SO/. to 811. A small business reported in Bum, at AV, Weller" at MI. cash. Mill bars in Liverpool, 190 sons sold, at 73/. Ore and reguhui, 15a. per unit. Tin continues in good demand. with a slight advance in price since our last. Straits, 90/. to 9X 10e, cash ; 91/. to arrive and with prompt. Some futile attempts have been made to depress the market. by offering to sell at low prices fur delivery two mouths hence, not sooner. By the Straits mail, just re ceived, we hear the riots among the coolies continuo. From lava we have the following statistic@ about the shipment of Banc., viz.:-Is67—January to A ril, 13,239 pants ; April to Jane 18,187 ditto-31,426. 1 525 pekals ; 19,48.1 ditto4s3,olo; •' or 21,584 pekuis = 43,188 slabs lees than last year. Banes has been dons at 941. English tin is firm, at official quotations ; an advance is not improb able . The Dutch market is fi rm, at 54 1 1, spot ; f., en rile. Tin plates continue in fair de mand. undergone no alteration ; good soft Eng lish, 191. 15s. ; L. 8., 201. b. 64.1. ; W. 8., 21!. 155. Spelter is rather firmer, but no great amount of business' done. We quote spot, 211. b. ; and ex ship, Special's outposts, 211. 7s. 64. to 21/. 10s. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. (THIS DAY.) tBT TELsortAni (tame ova OWN 001INSPONDINT.) The market steady. Hales probably 10,000 or 12,000 bales. trALLow MAILICET.—(THIS DAY.) The market is quiet at the following priees:—Towm tallow, 425. 1 d., net; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, old, 43..3d.; ditto new, 435. 6d.; October to December, 435. 3d. ; December. 435. 6d. MALIMIT AVERAGES. —Town tallow, 45e. ; fat by de., 2a. 2d. ; yellow Runnel. 43e. ; melted stuff, 34.., rough do., 18a. 31.; greaves, 20s. ; good dregs, 6.. SMITHFIELD HAY M.ARICET.—(THIS DAY.) lir. Charles Jaime Easton reports trade at the following prices, viz. :—Prime old, clover, 110 s. ; in ferior ditto, 80s. to ; primo old hay, 755. to fro. ; inferior ditto, 60a. to 70s. ; prime new clover, 90s. to 100 s. ; inferior ditto, 60s. to 735. ; prime new bay, 724. 6d. to ; inferior ditto, 5.n, to 60s. ; straw, 36a. to 42a. COVENT GULDEN.-(THIS DAY.) Supplies are about the same as they were last week. New walnuts are still arriving in large quantities. Dam sons are plentiful and good. Spani.h water melons are also abundant. Filberts, both French and English, sae fetching fair prices. Kent cubs are now coming in. and they meet with a ready sale. The demand for hothouse fruit is about the same as It was last week. Peas may still be bad. Among potatoes diocese is prevalent. Flowers chiefly consist of orchids, fuchsias, pelargeniau.s, asters, calosolmiae, balsams, mignonette, and mess. IBLIT. Apples, per bushel, 4s to Si t umusta, per r: i l s . le t s o o :. 6s to 6s Mersa, per Ib., is Gropes, per lb., 1. 6.1 to Ss Lemons, per 100, lOs to 144 Melons, each, lo to Al \atarloea, per elm., as to 6.1 Oranges, per 100, 11a to 20s Peaches, per dos.. Is to to Pears, p,r dos., yr to as Pine Apples, per lb., is id to to Plums, p half sieve. 3ed to Walnuts, per bushel, les to am VEOr Atitehokra, per Anz., ts to te BeanalLldney,p.4sTe..tstoisrol Beet, par doz.. Is to Otbhages, per dor , Is 3d to lb Carrots, per bunch, 6d to ad Cauliflower., p. dot , Ito Os Celery, per bundle. Is to le tld L'actuubers, each, ad to Is Itndive, per WOK'. It 6.1 to _s Garlic and Shallots, per lb., ad Herbs, pe' hunch, 41 to 44 Porte Radish, to. bend.,3a teas Leeks, per Wadi, td to 41 LAtuees, per score, Is to is Ild CABLES Stint. per bunch, ed Ilothrooms, p. potg., Is Id to le Onions, per both, go to Its Parsnips, per dos., ed to le Pinky, per bunch, 2d toed Per, per pick, Is to bed Potatoes, York Regents, p. ton, lies to 130. Rocks, do., gee to 90s Flukes, leas to 140 s Other sorts, Its to tas Spinach, per bush., II tots ?omegas, per doe, 2s to Is Turnips, per bench, 441 to 6d. TRAFFIC Rscerrrn.—The traffic reeeipte of rail ways in the United Kingdom amounted for the week ending September 7, on 12,'948 miles, to 814,966/., and for the corresponding week of last year on 12,693 miles, to 763,70 U., showing an increase of 2165 miles and of 51,'./05/. The gross receipts on the following 14 railways amounted, in the aggregate, on 9,325 miles, to 678,9441., and for the corresponding week of 1866, on 9,117 miles, to 638,9401., showing an increase of 208 miles and of 39,998/. The increase on the Caledonian amounted to 1,4061. ; on the Great Eastern to 1,882!. ; on the Great Northern to 2,8611. ; on the Great Southern and Western to 4641. ,• on the Great Western to 2,026/. • on the Lanca shire and Yorkshire to 3,339 L ; on the Lo ' ndon and North Western to 3,241/. • on the London and Brighton to 4,478!. ; on the Lo ndon and South Western to 2,102/. ; on the Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire to 1,5561. ; on the Midland to 6,400/. ; on the North British to 6001. • on the North -E istern to 3,31 31 . • end on the South ' Eastern to 4,170/. ; total, 39,9951: The goods and mineral traffic on those lines amounted to 3257297., and for the c orresponding week of 1366 to 314,384/., showing an increase of 14,115/. The receipts for passengers, panels, mails, &c., &imitated to 350,2151., against 324,562/., showing an inereme of W,653/. The traffic receipts on 52 other lines amounted, on 3,633 mile., to 136,0 M sad for the corresponding week of last year, on 3.576 miles. to 124,81 N., showing an increase of ST miler and of 11,21771. The total receipts of the part week show a decrease of 5,9071., as compared with those of the preceding week, wading the 31st August. s ra an r the Miens Were, 1/ de A the nind, %rite story ibald The and went want- their go t the llisioa drum away, wards I) cur• allots ,those A IL claret! war, , nace.l "The rture. x) the ND to 4 the I pre illore. mug ems, ° i is 0.