The Express. — London, England, 1862-09-11 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Before Mr. Commissioner Face.) RE cIi:NEY. This wu an examination meeting ; the bankrupt was a aresmaker of Writtle ' in the county of Essex. Tee amount due to crealitors unsecured is returned at 141. 4144. 104.1.; creditors bolding security, 1501. ; liabilities hood, V. The creditor side shows good debtors, 121/. ; property in the bends of 501. Mr. Yorker opposed; Mr. Sykes Cloo - dday, from Mr. ildridg•e, crown solicitor, watched the CAM for the official ; Mr. Preston, of the firm of Freston and Dorman, wr ..rted the bankrupt. It ar reared that the bankrupt had given a bill of ale to 'lupin, of Writtle, Essex. The official aesigoes had funds in hand, but there were debts due from Mr. rronston and others which would be recovered. The Commissioner patted the examination and granted the unite of diecharget HE JOHN EISLYZ2FR PRIEST. This was a sitting for the examination of the bankrupt, a 1,, it tree manufacturer, of Albion-place, Wa!worth. Mr. Sykes Goodday, who appeared for the crown solicitor, ...id the bankrupt came up from prison. He only owed lOW., of which 951. was due on an action for slander, brought by the bankrupt against Mr. Warren, a butcher, in which be was nonsniteaL The bankrupt was taken in exe cution for the costa. The bankruptatilldeclared that Warren had been guilty of very foul slander. He (Warren) had stated that the bankrupt was living in adultery with a woman, and the con sequenoe was that Mr. Towle, the clerk to the Fishmongers' Company, bad taken away his house from him. He got into the hands of a solicitor anything but respectable, or the ver dict would not have gone against him. 'De Commissioner made a triple order that the bankrupt aeuld pass his examioatiou, have his order of discharge, and b, released from custody. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) ... BOWSTRKET. Tin " NOCK AOCTIO/1" NeIdANCI AGAIN. A French gentleman applied to Mr. Henry fora summons ag ainst the keeper of • mock-auction shop in the Strand oder the following circumstances : The applicant, who spoke English imperfectly, said—Please sour lordship, I go to de shop where dare is de sale going no, de Saturday of last week, and 1 see a very handsom clock dat strike de hours, and mein very good. It was put up for sale, and I bid for it, again and apin, till it was knock down to me for three pounds ten shillings. I think that possible the clock may be change, so I wait in the shop wore than an hour, and I say I will go home wid de man dat bring home my clock. They cover up the clock in a nick, and we go home ; but then I find that the clock is change after all—the hoe is broken, and there is no strike in the clock st all. I take it back to de man, and I say, " You warrant that the clock would strike." Ile say, " I much prefer • clock myself that do not strike;" but I say " That is your taste, not mine." I say I will hare the striking clock or I will have bank my money. Igo again and again, day after day, and each time I go Ime the same faces—the 11111710 men and the same women, buying the tinge dat are put up ; but I neither got my right clock eor my money, and I see my clock put up sale again and again. What shall Ido ? Mr. Henry explained to the applicant that be had no power to grant a summons in such a case. It was a breach of warrant ; but the complainant could get redress by taking a summons in the County Court. Applicant—l am much obliged. That is what I will do. CLERKENWELL. AUTION TO APPBENTICIB. AN UNBOLT APPRENTICE SENT TO PRISON. Pietro .Varo=i, an apprentice in the employ of Mr. .eorge Eakin looking.glassmianufactorer, of 14. Crow street, Hatton-garden, was charged before Mr. Barker with absenting himself from his work without hie master's ,onsent. _ _ Mr. John Wakeling, solicitor, who appeared for the com plainant, said that it appeared that the defendant was ap prenticed to the complainant on the IGth of January, 1861, to serve for two years. Since then the defendant bad se veral times absented himself, but the complainant cautioned Lim and looked over it. The defendant on the 23rd ult. left ott work, and the cashier stopped from his wages Is. for two days' work that he lost. The defendant said as his money was stopped he would adt come to work any more. lie kept his word, and the complainant heard nothing more of him until a day or en since, when he found him at work at another shop. The complainant spoke to him, and endea voured to persuade him to come back, but be would not do so, and behaved in a very rude anti impertinent manner ; hence the present proceedings. As the complainant Las 10 other apprentices in his employ, who say that they do not care for the complainant as he cannot enforce the indentures, and as the defendant is the ringleader of them, he (Mr. Wakeling) had to ask the magistrate to make an example of the defendant. Witnesses were called who confirmed Mr. Wakelitnes statenient. The defendant, who treated the matter with the greatest indifference, said that he did not care whether he was sent to prison or not. . . . . il;:iiarie;;;;nteueed the prisouer to 14 days' hard labour in the House of Correction. NARI'LEBONE. AITEM PEED NORD/24.—COIINTITAL or THE PRISONER. An Irish female, about thirty years of age, named Eliza Gtaritag, was placed at the bar before Mr. Yardley, charged with stabbing Mary Dewan with intent to murder her. Prosecutrix appeared • mast pitiable sight, her head wsa bound up, and the bandage round her neck was saturated with blood. On being sworn she deposed—l live at No. 4, Horace-street, and the prisoner at No. 1. Between 9and 10 o'clock last night 1 wee standing at the door of No. 1, listening to some girls quarrelling, when prisoner came up and striking at me said, " Take that you bitch." I felt myself cut, and fell down insensible. On recovering 1 felt that I had been stabbed, and blood was pouring from a wound in my bead. I was taken to the Yr. Yardley—Had you said anything to the prisoner? ProaecutrizrNo,.ir. Prisoner—Youtreldaome one that when I was stripped and washing you brought two men to look through the window at me. Prasecutrix— Oh no. yargaret Connor, residing at 37, in the same street, ,id-1 saw the prisoner rush up to Dewan and strike her, but I could not see what it was with, she at the same time making use of very fearful expressions. Blood came gushing from her bead, and abe fell down, and prisoner ran Police-constable Wade, 16R I), stated—l went into the street to quell a row, and as I was doing so there woe a cry raised that a woman bad been stabbed. I turned round and am the prneecutrix on the ground and prisoner running away. I pursued and overtook her and foursd this knife in her bend. (It was a large sharp pointed earviog knife warly new.) I had the prisoner taken to the station, sod the prusecutrix, who was bleeding copicusly, to the dia. Pen.arr. I have the certificate from the surgeon. It is a, follows : " I hereby certify that I dressed the wound of Mary Dewan, and found it was behind the ear on the left side of the bead. It is about three inches in length, and of con nderable depth. I do not think, with care, it will be dangtrotta.—fleptember 10, 1862. W. H. GRIFFIN, House Surxeon to the Western General Dispensary." Mr. Yardley, after looking at the knife, remarked that it <ar a fearful weapon. Ile asked Condor whether prisoner struck at or stabbed at DOWSE. Omnor—She stabbed at her. Prisoner—l did not ; I only struck her with it. Mr. Yardley then ordered Mr. 'rate (secood clerk) to take tLe derxwitions, which having been done, prisooer was fully committed for trial at the nest stallions of the Central criminal Court. WORSH I P-STREET. SINGULAR CAB( Or ALLEGED ROBBERY. John Mel, respectable in appositenes s and describing himself as a tallow-chandler, in Hague-street, Mile-end, was charged before Mr. Leigh with stealing 40 sovereigns treat the p , ,eket of John Ely, a farmer at Frampton-on-the Severe, in Clouceatersbire. Mr. Heritage defended the prisoner. Mr. Ely, who did not appear to care much for his lois, mid—Last Thursday night I slept at • public-howie near the Eam-road, City-rod, and this man slept in the rime room, and when I awoke the nest morning I mimed forty sove reigns from • purse in the pocket of my trousers. I told biro so, sod he replied, " Oh, its all right, Peters has go! it. I know a ll a b ou t it, an d w ill go w ith you to hi m. We left the house, went to another public-house not far off, had some brandy and milk there at the bar, and when I returned, after a minute or so, why—be was Rove. This morning I met him ver y near iondon-bridge, I'm told, ab I tapped him on the shoulder, patted him heartily on the 'lick, and asked, " flolloa, what has become of my money!' Then I gave him into custody, although he'd gotten a young lady with him. Cona-mainined—l don't know the name of the boom where we slept, and what's more, I can't End it. Prisoner woo quite a stranger to me, so are you. I was the worse for en was he. It was a doable-bedded room. I slept alone, and wore my breeches. I and he bad been drieking together before then for three hours, yet I was not so tipsy as to be unable to count my money before I went to bed. There were id sovereigns then, and when I found that 8 of them bad been left I thought it • great favour. Peters is a person whom I lulged with two nights when Immo from the couetry. My luggage is there now, for you most know that I inteoded to emigrate, and paid 51. deposit for my berth. Peters is a respectable person, • contractor. He lives at No. 15, Cambridge-place, opposite St. Mary's 110 aPitid, Paddington. A policeman recommended me to ledge there, and I wish that 1 bed not lodged anywhere elm I've not bees to Peter's to see whether my mosey was than because I've been looking after this chap (prisoner) dye see. 1 wasn't with toy woman the day before I loot this money, but 1 was amoog skittle sharps, and lost 201. Prisoner was lot one of them. A chip was there with spectacles, like you ; s tine-looking carrotty fellow. not like you. I'm OUrtY-eivlit, and single. Anything man you'd like to know Liughter. Edward Noble, barman of .the Prisms of Wales public house, Eut•road, City-reed, gave evidence oonfinuatory of the prosecutor's with regard to the prisoner having drank with him at the bar, and to his leaving in his absence, at which time neither were in liquor. Mauralrell, a 5, City police, said that prisoner, when he took him into cumaalv, had in his possession three sove reigns and a watch and chain. He dal not deny the corn mmionship f Mr. Ely, as spoken of, but disclaimed all knowledge of the stolen money. Witness believed that he was known and asked fora remand. . Mr. Heritage, at the close of the evidence, observed— Thera is scarcely any proof of this 401. haring bees lost, much leas stolen ; sod, under such circomstances as have been detailed by the prosecutor, I contend that there is not any testimony touching the prisoner. Here is a man who has been fleeced by sharpen in the day, and so drunk that he sleeps in his clothes at night, making this serious charge of robbery. Mr. Leigh—Do you think that he could have counted forty-eight for eight! Mr. Heritage—lt is generally understood that when a Man is in liquor be is likely to see double. Mr. Leigh—He must in this instance have seen three times double. The prisoner, although aware of the suspicion against him, and despite his proposal to acmu pany the farmer to Mr. Peters, took the instant opportu nity of slipping away. I shall remand him, but will take bail for his nest appearance, if two respectable Lousekeepers will be his sureties in 201. each. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE (IT alO2llO TILIIORAPW.) WEYMOUTH MEETlNG.—crais DAY.) TRIAL STAKES. One mile and a quarter . South Australian, Rbcebus, Reprieve, and Jack-in-the- Box are hers. MELCOMBE HANDICAP. Two miles and a distance. South Australian, Bloodhound, and St. Bernard are here. SWEEPSTAKES OF 5 SOVS. Half a mils. Avondale the only hone at present. PORTLAND PLATE. Three-quarters of a mile. Nativity, Sherborne, Surbiton Hill, Jack-in-the-Box, and The Idea are here. OTHea ARRIVAL& —RcsabeIIA, Harriett Watts, Fitz- Ruyter, Princess Vocqsal, Pearl a, Caliben, and Violet. THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 11, 1862. LEICESTER MEETING.-(TRIS DAY.) ARamix—Coosternation, Matirioe, Lord Clyde, Hark away, Lucretia, Horatio, Nimrod, Acre, Passion, Sybil, Jacob, Mi-s Liviogetooe, Bradfield, Nosegay, Lady Su perior, Perim, Wynnstay, Furious, Knutaford, and Wed *oder. FATAL OCCURRENCE AT THE NEW LAMBETH BRIDGE.-(THIS DAY.) LOSS OF TWO LIVES AND INJIIRY TO OTHERS. This morning, between 10 and 11 o'clock, a fatal accident took place at the works now in progress for the completion of the new Lambeth-bridge, and by which two lives were sacrificed. It appears that, to expedite the work, a large number of men were trecenly put on. In order to finish the under portion of the roadway suspended scaffolds were fixed, upon which the workmen stood. On one of these, under the archway at the west end of the bridge, about twelve men, and lads as assistants, were engaged in fixing the iron work, for which purpose a furnace for heating the bolts was used. All went on well up to about half-past 10 o'clock, when a cracking none was heard and the sca ff old visibly vibrated. The utmost alarm prevailed, and in a few momenta, with a loud crash, the entire scaffolding gave way, and the whole of the unfortunate men were hurled into the river. The scene at the time was truly dreadful to witness, the cries for help reaching the shore, while the men were to beseen, mingled with the broken scaffold, Sic., struggling in the water. As soon as possible a number of boats put off, and twelve men, most of them in so exhausted condition, were rescued. Several were con veyed to the White Hart at the corner of the Horse ferry-road, where they were attended to. Some were dreadfully cut and bruised, and had to be conveyed home. It was then ascertained that two boys, named Henry Anderson and Robert Smith, both about 12 years of age, were missing. The drags were quickly pro cured and a diligent search made, but the bodies of the un fortunate boy, up to 12 o'clock had not been recovered, and it is believed they have been carried away by the current. SHARE LISTS.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'OLoog. Business in the railway market to-day is almost at a standstill, and prices are nomi nally unaltered. South Eastern stock is flat. London and North Western stock is now quoted 93t to 94 or div. ; Great Western, 65/ to t ex div. ; Midland, 1281 to t ex div. ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1061 to 1071 ex div. • London and South Western, 99 to 100; Great 'Eastern, 461 to ; Caledonian, 1091 to I ; Great Norther 123 to 124 ex div. ; and South Eastern, 831 to t ex div. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares are quoted 41 to 41 prem. Pernambuco are inquired for, and other foreign lines inactive. THE RAILWAY COLLISION AT MARKET HARBOROUGH. ANOTHER INQUIRY. According to latest accounts it would seem that the railway collision at Market Narborough is not likely to terminate so favourably for the London and North-Western Railway Company as might be supposed from the verdict given by the Jury. On Tuesday, Colonel Yolland, the government inspector, was at Market Ilsrlxirough in company with Mr. Allport, general manager ; Mr. Needham, superintendent ; and Mr. Markham, of the locomotive department of the Midland Railway. making experiments with t h e sign als (which were by the Midland Railway Com- Pui9 to be the cause of the accidsot), with a view of testing their accuracy. The teats were onotinued through out the whole of Tuesday, and until about noon yesterday (Wednesday), when Colonel Yolland expressed the opinion that the signals in question were nut in cite working order. A train, consisting of T 2 carriages, from Leicester, in the charge of the driver and guard of the second train to which the accident was attributed, was taken up the line, and the signals sighted from various distances. The is specter expressed himself quite satisfied that the breaks of the train were put on in time to prevent the accident, as was evidenced from the experiments ; but of course the ex cursion train came down the incline much more rapidly in consequence of the weight of the train-200 tons. The coroner went up to Flarborough yesterday, it is said to make further inquiries. -Leeds Mercury. THE NEW CUSTOMS AND INLAND REVENUE ACT. Under this act on Tuesday next. the 16th inst., the cos. toms duty cm hops will cease and determine. The excise duty on British hops was repealed on the 7th June last. British hops reimported are to be charged with duty for six months after the 16th September instant. An allowance of 7s. per cwt. for hops on hand, not less than ball a too. is to be made on the 15th September; notice is to be given of all snub claims, and the excise officer to attend and to give a certificate for the allowance. . 817ira1.77--on Friday last, Mr. James I Reeve, of Freckenham, near Mildenhall, arrived at Peter borough (on his way to Durham), when a gentleman stepped up to him and said, " How do you do. sir!" " Very well. thank you, sir," laid Mr. Reeve, who seemed very pleased with such civility from a stranger. After a little conversa tion, the gentleman informed Mr. Reeve that be too was going to Durham in the morning. They thereupon agreed to sleep together. When Mr. Reeve awoke in the morning, be discovered that his newly-formed acquaintance had fled, and that he was eased of his money, 171. Mr. Reeve being quite destitute of cash, was obliged to come back as far as Ely, to make a friend to supply him with the " needful" to reach Durham.—Bury Post. EXTENSIVE J EWEL, ROBBERY.—At the Bucks Petty Sessions, held at Slough, on Tuesday, Philip Hamp shire and Elisabeth Scott were charged with having oorn mitted a burglary at Stoke Farm, the house of Lady Moly neux, and stolen a large amount of jewellery. The robbery was effected on Friday last, and Scott was appreheuded on Monday last at Mr. Attenhorougli's shop in London, where she offered a bracelet in pledge for 10/. At her residence been upper housemaid at 4001. was afterwards found. She had housemaid to Lady Molyneux for five years, but bad left three yews ago. She was engaged to be married to Hampshire, on whom some articles of jewellery were also found. The case was adjourned for further evidence. A YOUNG LADY BURNT TO DTLATR.—Mies Wil helmina Fitzherhert, the second daughter of Sir W. Fitz herbert, Bart., of Tissington- hall, Derbyshire, died on Friday last from the effects of serious burns which she had receivcd on the 19th of August. The young lady, haring retired to her room on the evening of the day in question, was heard to scream by a servant maid, who, hastening to the spot, found that the unfortunate lady's clothes had taken fire. Prompt means were used to extinguish the flames, but this was not done until they had caused severe injury. An inquest has been held, resulting in a verdict of " Accidental death from burning." IMMENSE DESTRUCTION OF FARM PRODUCE.— Yesterday afternoon a fire broke out on Blackburn's farm, near Margate. sued after a short time the rick-yards and farm buildings were completely enveloped in flames. Ex presses were sent oft in every direction for engines, but before they could arrive the fire bad obtained too firm a hold to he easily dispossessed of its prey, and it was burning at a late hour last night. The total loss is expected to amount to several thousands of pounds. The calamity in supposed to have arisen from some stacks overheating themselves. EXTRAORDINARY ACCIDENT.—One evening last week the inhabitants of Maisons Laffitte, neer Paris, were alarmed by a tremendous explosion, which was heard from One end to the other of the extensive forest in which that pleasant rural colony is situated, Mr. F. Sykes, en English gentleman, who has s country-house at Mayans baying found a wasp's nest in his garden, had l a id a trai n of gun powder for the purpose of destroying it. Hie wife, chil dren. and servants, all came out of the house to look on while the groom set fire to the train. But the ground being wet, the powder, which had been laid down some minutes, would not barn, and the groom, taking from his pocket a large, quite new, and very strong bronze powder bore containing nearly a pound of powder, stooped down to shake a little fresh powder upon that which was damp. In some way or other • spark of fire got into the powder born, and it blew up in the man's band like a bomb. shell, cutting into thousands of shivers the leaves and branches of a tree at the foot of which was the wimp's nest, but happily doing no injury to the five children and bystanders who were crowding all round, and who were in as great danger of being killed or wounded as a regiment of soldiers in the hottest battle. Less than a third of the powder born remained in the groom's hand, the remaining two-thirds being blown into innumerable fragments, and yet, wonderful to relate, the man had no other hurt then a slight scratch on the palm of his hand, which did not pre vent him from going about his work as usual. UADINABY biIAILNI AND STOCK& .IPd I ZULWATL I Motor prices Salsa toZty yesterday, I to 1 p.m I au 141r0x.. w ot. amour rm 8 b+ 100 Blrk.,lon.,eteueLlime - - -• all Blackburn .... -.- all Blyll2 and True. . - .... .. all Boetoo,Bl,MlM4 Zia I V 88 - 100 Bristol and /Meter - 86 ad - ad . MO 'Caledonian - WION& and &mks.. - - - - Oarawall 0 81 - all De. •i• no dlr. =ill 6 1 1 - all Do. Bllto. to paid to B. 6 6 - all Dublin and Belfast Teo. 41 46 ad - al Dula, rink & Abd..la. 9 10 - 106 SdloburiMand Glamow 84 86 - all Worth &ad Clyde lam - - - 11111 Glamow It 8. Mesh, 104 106 190 Great Baden, 109 Do. A Stock._ 42 44 424 1 100 Do. Baal Anglian Stk. 22 221 - 100 Great Blurt\ to 30.1111111.1 131 140 - 110 Great Northern 100 Do.A / Ar e a. no dlr. tut. 1 24 In ad 126 ad 100 Go. 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H. do Pia 81. 10 0 &sod Trwak el Mead* 901 tll 1 100 ell Do. 0 per et. Brea _ 84 68 100 all Do.4oc.Prel.op.ealle. 61 btl ... 100 all Do. 8 per el Dolma. 80 22 100 ail DO. 1 per el. M..— 40 63 100 all Do. do. 1867 2O 12 160 all Do. do. 1871 3O 32 IL 100 Grad Indian Penbwala 1 1031 1031 90 12 Do. New i PEI 20 I Do. Jana 8 . 6 Iva 160 291. 8. of l o n a tte i rj . e: lull INOII ell (Hired 12 121 5$ 16 Do. New 600 all 110.8p.cBdapay711,w.op 9) 101 IN al/ Do. 6t do., 77.a1t0p. 199 al D0.440.02.11da.pay.78 90 92 91 10 1 Indian Branch Matted e dla par BL 100 Madras Guar. 44 per .0, 92 04 2l 100 Do. do. 6pa et. 102 103 M IN Do. 61 per ea lMea. 96e 961 0l 100 lielb.Corp.oB.4o.3eado 19 211 N. Brunswick et Haas& D D A cap. ah. O all De. do. Lead at 6 — N all Do. do. B cap. do 4 8 II all Do. do. WA do 4 8 . 100 N. B. of Canada!! p. c 83 86 D. 10u Bolode lOl 104 20 14 Do. PliaNial 10 all Do. do. W. 100 Do. L0d.81.114.8.126 9 08 100 98 DOC/U3._ No. 1 Sh. I DOME. IPd I CI. pekoe. I Wee. 984,4 6 ; 84. Clceentercial lOO 164,000 It Do. 4 p.ct. Prof. Illn lOO AO* Nast and Wad India lOO 1112 1114 1,616,111 . Bt. ,London 100 110 II Lass.soco, Bt ;Ft. Katharine lOO 68 CO woo' st. Southampton lOO 000,00& es Ivictorit 6.0001 91 I Do. Now COLONIAL 00911.11111117 11301711TLIN. la. I 11111 MOM IPL lO . 'Mess. I Sales mt 7... : : DO. 6 pe v.e r c P eti. l l 47.Bl 10! I" 105 1061 ... .. Do.' per ct Feb.dAng. 100 103 NM .. .. Do. 6 per ctlear.idep. 100 1* 106 xd 1,111 . Do. 6 per cent .. Do.6percentln Stock 100 96 96 .... .. of 0 H0pe6p.d.1874 100 100 111 1101 .... .. do. 169.1 100 112 114 .... . Do. do 1891 100 111 113 100,000.. New Bninsw.Gov.6p.d. 100 1041 Me .... .. N. B. Wales Civ.sp. o. 1886 100 101 102 .... .. Do. sp. C. 1871 to 1070 100 100 101 .... .. Do. sp. c. , 1888 .. New Zealaad Spa cent lOO 106 110 160,111 .. Nova Scotia Ip. a, 1575 100 lon 1061 .... .. AttetGov. 6p.0. Bonds 100 108 110 .... .. Vb. 0v.6 p. a 7 an.dl nly 100 IMI 106 Urn .... .. Do. do.6p. a April aO. 100 1091 110 10* 1 NOBUGN MINMIL No. I IL. I M. lAt lIA prior. I Sales. wow usleall 15,41* 1 91 B A o ßo w Asooml, landted air i l i 10.000 1 Brasil. LA 14.00.(L1za) all 11 WON 1 Davila Silver ANS * .ire Oopper KM MI 10 7 8 161 16 6,011 De m Illoantain .) 009 W MI 1 1 16,000 $ last Del Iter(lAsalted) 1 1 Ipm 10, W0N 069 111 1 General lesion. (Lim) 1 all all 11 $ 21 81 1011 1 00. Northern Mit Australia l3 = 11 1 Of die 1 GUN 11 Upon* Ohs.) 1 1 f pml if 16,K0 I 191 w"' all 6 i 10,,0 0 111$ 1 6 Ladia L /1 id ~ ais ta all WON 1 N.seC.or. Aus.(L) i f di. 1 10.000 1111 Powlebaud MlyesLes4 all 1 4 11,000 6 Port Phillip 1 11 11 If 1 Santa Barbara Gold M 1 1 4 pm *OOO 1 &pettish Austin. (Lint ) 100 1 tonll 1 11.600 * *John del Ray (Llin.) LI Id 68 ALM 1111111 United Mexican all 61 71 wee.. 4 Welpthlne 'Lim .I 'II 46.600 3 Yadanamutana (Um ). all I I 11 1— BRITISH JUN AL No. 1 814 1 Mfans. I Pd. I 01. pilaw 1 hales. 0,000 0 British Iron IS - - - 6001 .. Clifford - 1,0241 .. Dar. O. Oon. ( favietk ) 1 460 470 - 50,000 1 Bast Clogan Gold (Um) 54. 104 *Pm -- 612 .. Baal Buret (Mogul) lls 47 49 - 1,144 .. East Cared= 21404 67 48 481 91 6,000 .. East Cans lbw 0.000 .. KWh. itaaaal (Taviatk )74/0 41 le 4 0 481 .. Orman & 11.6 &ohm in 16 IT - 6,000 .. Great Reath Taigas - 6.04 .. 0. Ms. Vor (Helatoal 0 2 8 - 6.000 .. Oreurilla - 1.024 .. Herod 4-Foot l6. lla 41 44 0,000 .. 1014pke Downs 06slie 4 # - 0,000 .. Lady B. LIMA * I - llarpret (Uay Want) 9l 40 42 ad - 9,000 .. Marks Valley - 40.000 4 Mwyudy Iron Ore le 1 040 (100 North Down. - 10. .- .N. hanoes (111 e) - - - 0,000 .. N. Wt. Basest (fflopa) JLI.M. 0 3 - 6,00 .. North Wheal Mort, -1.6. e. 41 41 - ' 0.400 - Paz Ocam. (it. Blaney) . 11 1 6 111,,120 10 Providence (U. Want). 10.1.1. 30 41 - .. llortridge Con. Whs. Ow 1 f I - 612 - K Parades ,64. Cleer) l4 $6O 370 - 0,000 .. 8. Cam Bros (Mogan) - 406 .. KW. lemma (Illogaa) /LW, 100 106 - 610 1 I _ Stray Park 169 54 SO - 9,000 6 Taroar 811.&Lead Wn.C 4l - 6000 10 Ths Croft - 40.000 .. Vale of Towel (Carat) 124.4.' - - - 8.000 .. West Basset (111 ) l4 IS 14 - 1400 .. W. Condon ( ) 5 14 JO - _ Wast Beton - 612 .. Wh. Beemt war kla am ogan) 266 .. Wh. Beller th) 6 60 36 -. 1.008 (Calatook) 71 1 a 1.014 _ MIL Kitty (43n. Lasat) 1.7.1. 91 104 - 4,800 .. Wheal Ludcott 2.10.8 13* 131 131 113 1.014 . w. Isar, •uutriearies ) 8 13 16 - 2.040 .. Wk. Trelawney (Li.s ) 7 17 19 - JOINT STOCK BANKIL No. 125. I BASEL I Pd. 101. pier. I lily. 0,000 100 Amami U. Mr. Bank . 0 e 4 l l ad -ad 10,000 140 Animas Loo.&Livirpool 7 41 61 pis 3I 1 0/ 43.00 0 A•Mralasia 0 n - 10,000 15 Bank of 1100 6.000 100 bank of London W 86 86 - ,0„00r 10 24403.8 X. Ammles..- all - - MI 12,600 20 Char.BlLßrit. Columbia 10 1 dl. 0 0 1.0 10 C 1 W. in0,....604.,chms at, 10 / 801 194 20 WOW 0 (brae. are. of LW* Lan., ad China 0 15 15 - 1916 lie City - 16,000 10 Colonial - 0.000 10.11 0n... of Canada - 1 16,000 10 a. 4. Scot.& )m11.11044 all 18 181 - 1 10,000 100 Imperial Bank, Limited 7 IDs par - 10,0 W 10u Londou and Brazilian.. 6 par 4pm 0560 ,0011 SO 30 Leo. Cb. Boil of Await all 0 04 WI WI 00 Do. New - AW 60 London and County - 1 U 0,30 10 Lagoa Joint Stock - 0 00 54 - 10,400 20 Loudon & South Affirm 18 04pm 12 10 00 100 Lon. and Westminster ill 77 79 " - WOOO 100 Metro. & Pror. Bank (L 10 4 di/ par - 60,00 lOU Nat. Pro,. of England. m - - - 20,000 60 arsiouni Bank - -.- 16.004 26 New South Wales 0 0 44 - 80,400 ft I Oriental Bank hcepora 042 66 - Is 00 r otiornw Munk ... 25,000 10 Do. Now * ft 1 4 Ws - o,uue 100 Pronucial of [mars 25 as 0 - 11,001 26 llonth An/malls - 4•. CO 26 Union 01 •omkr... 0 45 46 19,046 ur Onion of Ireland (lam. ) . 2 I I dill I Ws 9.0,«40 Down of Low... to 0,1 Ili 311 2 RAILWAY/. 84..0=" - w-elay in 1 0.21. MONEY MARSET.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Cioci. The stock markets remain extremely inactive, but prices are firm. Consols are quoted about 1-16 per cent. higher than they closed yesterday. All the other markets exhibit steadiness, and scarcely any varia tion from yesterday's prices has occurred. At Paris to-day, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentes opened at 69fr. 70c., being Sc. higher than at the cloes yesterday. The Bourse is described as firm. Console are !now quilted 934 to 1 for money, and 934 to 1 for the Bth of October.' . The official business report is as follows:—Three ' per Cent. Console, for money, 934, ; ditto, for account (Oct 8), 931 ; Three per Cent. Reduced, 921, ; New Three per Cents., 921, 4 ; Thirty Years' Annuities, April, 1886, 15, 141 ; ditto, Red Sea Telegraph Annuities, August, 1908, 211; India Stock, 232 ; the India Five per Cent. Stook, 1091, 4, 1 ; the Five per Cent. "enlaced" rupee paper, 104, 14 ; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cent., 1111 ; the June Exchequer Bills, 235. prom ; ditto March, 20s. prem. The transactions in foreign stocks have slackened, and little change has occurred in prices. Mexican Bonds are less inquired for. Italian Five per Cents. are quiet, at yesterday's recovery. There is a moderate demand for the scrip of the last Russian Loan. The Turkish Loan of 1864 is quoted 85 to 86 ; that of 1868, 674 to 68 ex div. ; the New Loan (scrip), 2 to 11 dia. ; Ithe paid-up, 66 to 4, being rather firmer ; Portuguese scrip, 21 to 21 prem. ; and Peruvian scrip, 11 to 01 die. Egyptian is unaltered. Transactions are recorded as follows :—Egyptian Seven per Cents., second issue, 401. paid, 64 prem., ex div. ; Italian Five per Cents., for account (16th Sept.), 704 ; Mexican, for account, 311 ; 'Portuguese Three per Cents., scrip, 151. paid, 24 pram ; do. paid up scrip, 461 ; Russian Five per Cents., 1862, scrip, 23/. 10s. paid, 1, 01 prem. ; dittopaid up scrip, 94, 931 ; Spanish Three per Cents., 54/, 4; ditto Deferred, 441 ; ditto Paesive, 191 ; the Certificates, 91, 1; Turkish Six per Cents., 1864, 86 ; ditto, 1868, 674, ex div. ; ditto, 1862, scrip, 501. paid, 11, If dia. ; ditto paid-up scrip, 661, 4, 86 ; Venezuela Three per Ceuta., for account, 271, 4. The steamer Delta will take on Friday (to morrow) 401,8701. in specie for Bombay, of which 20,0001. is gold, and the rest silver. An instalment of 10 per cent. fell due yesterday on the Russian Loan introduced here in April last. We are officially informed that, in conformity to the provisions of the Ottoman Loan of 1862, as stated in the prospectus, the following gentlemen have been appointed members of the commission created in Constantinople for attending to the re ceipt of the hypothecated revenues and the regular transmission to the Bank of England of the re quisite funds for the half-yearly interest and sink ing fund, via : Messrs. Edward Gilbertson, George Guarracino, and John Stewart. The steamer Hansa has arrived from New York with 27,000/. in specie for England. The Liverpool cotton market yesterday was again irregular, and prices were quoted about 2d. per lb. below the extreme point lately reached. The London and North Western Railway traffic return shows this week au increase of 7,2181., and the Great Northern an increase of 3,6801. The receipts of the Grand Trunk Railway of Canada for the week ending the 23rd August were 12,3301. sterling, being 1,722/. more than for the corresponding week of last year. At the meeting of the Scinde Railway Company, convened for the 25th inst., a resolution will be submitted to convert all paid-up shares in the Delhi Railway into stock. A meeting of the shareholders of the Northern Counties Bank took place on Tuesday at Man chester, when a proposal to amalgamate with the Manchester and Counties Bank was unanimously acceded to. The shareholders of the latter had previously agreed to the tame proposition. The following is the half-yearly report of the directors of the Crystal Palace District Gas Company : The directors report the working of the com pany's operations during t e alf-year. The works and plant are in good order and effective. The balance-sheet for the half-year, made up to the 30th of June, and ap pended to this report, shows the financial position of the company. The profit. for the half-year are 2,8341. 17s. 3d., which, together with 148/. 13s. 2d., the unappropriated pro fit of the last half-year, makes the available Weems 2,9831. 10s. sd. Out of this sum the directors recommend the declaration of a dividend after the rate of 6 per cent. per annum on the preference capital, and a dividend after the rate of 8 per cent. per annum on the ordinary capital of the company, both free of income tax ; the balance of 4671. 7s. 9d. to be carried forward to the profit of the succeeding half-year. Sir Robert Clifton, Bart., M.P. for Nottingham, has become the chairman of the Strand Hotel Company. With reference to the market for American secu rities, Mr. E. F. Satterthwaite reports as follows : The market for American secunties in London continued firm until the arrival of the Canadian mail. Although prices advanced in New Ynrk after the battle at Bull Run, the effect in this market has been to check the maculation for the rise in Erie sham, and prices generally closed lower. Further intelligence with more defined accounts are anxiously looked for. The following quotations are 4e. 6d. to the dollar : bid. Asked. United States 6 per Cent Coupon Bonds, Ditto 5 per Cent. Coupon Honda, 1874 P -mmylvania S per Cent. Coupon Bonds — Ditto Five per Cent. Stock Virginia 81x seer Cent. Bonds Maryland 6 per cent. Sterling Beads M.seacllueetts 6 per cent ditto Atlantic d Great Weatern ~liew York Divides) OS} 471 Clodnnati, Hamilton, and Dayton If per seal Ind Mortgage, 1880 Detroit and Milwaukee, 7 per cent Ist WA me Convertible Bonds, 1875 46 46 Fr* 7 per cent., First Mortgage, 1887 . Ditto, 7 per m u. Second Mortgage, UM ld ze Ditto, 7 per cent, Third Mortgage, 1883 Ditto, 7 per cent., Fourth rt go, 1880 Ditto, 7 per cent, Fifth Mortgoge, 1888 6 2 Ditto, 7 per cent. Preferred Stock Ditto shares, 100 dollars, et Assessment Scrip gl it} Mingle Central, 7 per cent., Constriction, 1876 77 78 Ditto, 6 per cent. Construction, payable in Lon don .t Ss. 2d. per dollar Ditto, 100 dollar shares, 110 doDars paid Ditto, ditto, paid up f o full 4B 48 Ditto, Cancelled Bond scrip 6 dollars n Joliet and Northern Indiana 8 per cent., Ist Mortgage, 1874, guaranteed by Michigan Cen tral and Illinois Central, Jointly Michigan Central, 8 per cent., convertible, 1887 82 84 x 0 Ditto, sinking fund, 1882 Ditto shares, 100 dollars Ditto Southern and Northern Indiana, 7 per cent. Sinking Fund, 1886 111 w York Central, 7 per cent., Bonds, 1864 BO 82 Ditto, 6 per cent., Sinking Food, 1883 Bl 88 Ditto, 7 per cent, Sinking Fend, 1876 B3 85 Ditto shares, 100 dollars Panama Ist Mortgage, 18116 lOl 106 Ditto god Mortgage, 1571 lOOl 101} Pennsylvania, 6 per cent,, Ist Meet, 1880 Bl 83 Ditto, 2nd Mortgage, Stering, convertible, 1875 814 84} The Gabalva has arrived from China with 414,2001b5. of tea and 572 bales of silk. . 73 75 ... tltl 70 WEDNESDAY Emma. Consols, which closed yesterday at 93} to 1 for the Bth October, opened this morning at 93} to 0, and closed at 93 11-16 to 13-18, or 93g. For money the last price was 93} to 1. The official business report is as follows:—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 934, f, i ; ditto, for account (Oct. 8), 934, 1 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 92 4 ; New Three per Cents., 92}, 92; India Stock, 231, 230,1 232; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 109}, ; Z ditto j Four per Cent. Debentures, 1883, 1.01 , , ,e i; dittoßonds, 30a. prem. ; Five per Cent. " rupee paper, NM. The India Five per Cent. Stock remains steady, at 109} tot ; India Bonds, at 275. to 30 s. prem. ; the June xchequer Bills, at 90a. to 235, prem. ; and the March, at 17s. to MX Prem. In the foreign stook market the transactions were to a fair extent. Italian Five per Omits. were very heavy in the morniug, and were sold as low as 691. A recovery, however, took place in the afternoon, upon the receipt of better prices from Paris : the closing quotation wu } per cent above that of yesterday. Turkish stocks were likewise heavy in !► I ft I BAIIWATS. brunoldtßleterip.c.inki 'Caledonian guar. 8h Cork and Bandon 64p c 1 oornwall, per ems Dan.Pertki Aber.J on &Dn..% gismos Pp. ot. ilidln..PerelkOnn. &P.c.: 04. Eadern.N. C.lix.„s Ir. cent., No. I Do. do. No. L Do. do. 0 percent. pref : I Do. Z. Anglain A. 6p. e I Do. do. A, 7 pee oenk • I Do. &Union, 4p. c Lgun Do. do. 6 per cent. grin Do. Norf. 6 p. c. E,..1866 Do. 54 per ct. pref., 18.7 Do. 5 p. ct. W &roue) V. Great Northern, 6 p. et., Do.te.red.at 10 p.ot. pm. Do. 44 par took Do.Sp.nred.ati p.a.paa BLN.lleothand, let Prof At. Went. (Berke& Banta ' Do. redeem. p. ewe ! Po. redeem 49. Gent Do. irredeem. 4 p. Do.sp.ct.redeem Prof. Do. Dirro. Goa. Stock Do. Bina. Pref. We: I Do. Cheat. Me. IftociD Do.Chrterr I Lino. & Yorksh. 6 p.o.di Loo.Brlght..6p.o No. .Oun. 8t Do. 6 p.c. do. No. s. Do. 6 p.e. do. .... I I Do. :to. c. do. No. 4 Do. p. do. Do. p.o.prtsh do.. Do. 7 p.c. Prot. Stook.. ' D0.6p.0.d0.M.L&C.1P Do.dp. o . (dOr. del. 1111 16W) Loo.Chothans and Dove. lAN W.Cov.ttli un.6p.c. LAB.W.7p.e.R.lntoish Loudon,' err> and Donn illon.gbet Lilic.6p. u. Do. SO Do. si per coot . Do.redeotoablo Iliiiitiliit;t;.4.6.Btoto. Do. Cone. Hr.& D.6p.e. Do. 44 p.ct. Prat Stoat Do. Lel.3llltelllll4, p.c. lido& 5 p..A. Rs. itteot rectal Bitsish 6 pee eta Do. New Goa 6 p. et. Do.Bordor Union po 11.14u.—C0u5.4 p. 0.174. D. 40. d? 110. Lod* 6 p.a. No. I Yo. York. kl. & 8. pure. !North IMO ordilblre isottlah Cout. Now Prof . p.et.ProLBl Do. I p. ci. Prot Sto.:e L Devon fixed p. c ! Law. Mond. An. 4.1.0.4 ' Do. 44 per owl Do. Deed 44 pw cwt 1. Woke gan. 4 p. amt De. 44 ipor Gent iettaYn R n 14p.c. .1W ,100 100 100 100 10•1 lull 100 100 IUU 104 1108 1 10 la !KO. & .--.4 p.• BtooLaD•Pingioni ' l6ll :100 100 100 100 Da do. B 6 i.e. Do. do. C p.c. IWea6.a Kilkenny 6p.c. W.loed—Ozt. sigue.g.. Do. do. Ibld do. Do. Newp. 6 p. a. Pref. Do.do.porp. 6 p•a. Pool 101.IIGN ZAILIVAYII._ IX I Pd. I 14611.26111, I Closing idea. I Saha. No. 188. 1 Dottraatas. iXI 1 CI prima I Mies. 16 i_ 14,000 10 Aapleilialesis 111,92_.• all 171 111 -. 16 in = 515 saiketim — 7l 7 - 1 1 ti 90,000 10 Allauc ill Kan 86.(L.) all 1 4 - 10 all Ardennes 111 IS BahlasllPrall.4.7pda a 2 pm. woo If Beetle Waterwret a.. - all 51 .... 4 all !Arkin B. Junetlea - 10,000 6 Bombay Gas, LlntliaL. 1 1 ells 1 4 pm - 91 all Baden to Gralssearia - - - 1194.700 fit. Brit.& Irish Myl, 11.... 100 60 Si zd - N Connie= NINA • Ball lOl 111 - MCI a Do. B 7 tar e. tin lea. ~ .9 11 - 14 an ' ° lt sx wok i 2 10 all 1 - ... 4 Ala -. - 8,916 111§ Canada Land all 100 102 9/0,000 IL Cop, Idg.ofliagAtllawil all 14 18 •-• - 20 16 ;Mach alasnish II i t ~.. - 1,601916 et. Crystal Palace 26 all laddra of /ranee .... 11 20 1 I - 160.610 St. Do. Praference lie 111 112 - 70 all 'O4l. Madam pia. &p.a. - - 277.00 0 Rt. Do. 6 a et. Tern. net. 10 , 1(9 111 1101 10 all Gt. Clealrel of /rm. .. .- - - 10,000 10 E loillaCottonAgeney,L tj 1 ells epm - 10 all 04. lazeate. Cad 12. 141 141 - 00.100 10 2. I a.lO as Lou. N.upp all 8 10 - 19 all Halm Jonathan - - 80,04" 10 Meal leilalrrigat Cana i /Asl pm 1 II au Laka Ganstanes A Bale - -•- 700,000 12. lisegrie ... 100 100 101 -. 10 all Ilene ana Turnhout - St slilLyasis and Genera - 69 all 'Marla Antonia - -101,00 u 1 Geeal, Ship (Limited) . al e - It 6 all Nsa.trlfegally . ilt• 51 St - 100,001 1 Do. 171 per rent. Prof al 111 - 21 sli D0.09.4.PrL Delg.gov. 10 21 - MOO( 11 Lea. Mukha Tel. (1.1. y 4 84 es - 14 all Iforliliwn of -100,0 a 4 Loa. Ga. Onselbal rt. al 1 If - 16 IA I Do. New Shama - 9 011 - 10,000 10 Lon.d.ll.lre.Dir.Tel. X.) t - - - 14 all ;Norwegian Trunk Pref • 10 - 60,00 re Madras Irrlgn. a Ono. I 81 24 pm - 111 17 'Otionaan'Tatynualdlai 9 7 Ms - 11,001 10 Msdltm. 1.. TeL (Lin. al. Se 01 - II all •Psals,Lyean and /4•41 t. 461 ale - 90,001 11 National Discount Co.. 6 le 11 pm 01 119 all Tuts sad Orisons - - - 6.000 10 Nerbuddaeca6Nroo , l 4 1 2pm - 10 all ;11ecife and B. ' , madam . 10,000 6 l Netherlands/. •p. a prl all 4 1 - I (Pernantbseo)p7p.e. 1111 181 ad 18 1 id 1,724 100 N. Brum. a N.Bootia 61 10 11 - 69 all 'alp sad Dwaft,6s • • .... - - .ogoys 1, N. Brit. Australasian. al 1 1 - I 2 611 Illaysl Dsnlah - 10 ..00‘ 1 if/dental Gas S all !Royal 'wadi* 2 2 - 411,00 in 111•1.1). In. Rim. (lAnt).. all ft - 4 all ; Do. 7 per cant. - -•- 10,000 6 ,Gt: 'masa Gas 1 IALI pm - 0 an Ilenalsreasd Mews . - 191 10/ - 0 "UM It , Tad Liver land& Um lO6 60 83 - 111 is pee coal hoe ilik 10 1 10,000 50 l'enta.andOelia. Mom al. 72 74 - 90 11 )&7poret. 1 11 pot Do. New 9O 12 14 pa - 10 IS ilAaahe Venetian 4 at rani - 40,00. 10 Lees • Ind. TeL 0.44 at - - - 1 0 10 14.X0f Parm7peret • - - - 10,001, 60 thymus, boa - 69 all Illonibint of hsnes.... ss 14 - 10,001. If Do. Now - 11 4 'Tuts and 840084 .... Ile 421 Id - id 4,250 2% Rio Wan. Citi , lm.(L) all efe Ist is gm 'Wed floadies - 29,760 16 Do . 10 all Ds. 5.1 per ant Prat 15 we -16,00 e 1w loyal Mall Steam - 10 all iwout.a I. W.*. Prawn st Is 110,000 IL Scottish Amt. Inman l4O 190 116 154 --- 14.100 16 Booth Australian Land all 91 U - D18211Y171111 1110(108 70,000 I Oubourine TeL Scrip ad MR id - a i - No. I , 4 6200221.4 10. pries'. kW ll O . 11 ,000 I De. do. Begbdered ,10 10 Do, 0,,,, - tit. 114 . 11 •14a.to.adanaGaill: 99 ISO - "OM 1 Telegraph to India (L ) 1 f, ies - 11/. Naellogt4p.s.Mar.llll4o4. MI - - tyro . to T. fs.ol Ann ( .) XL I lof tor - - 011 111/. LIN& 4 a.st.san.dliall UM 14 100 - . woof 20 Truaiala.Co.U.Caaada 6 1 Ipm - - .... ft. isellidi N. IN A. 44. 44. 44.4114 4 Oa Magda= TeL ILd . $ lidk par - - -- 114. 1111. W. 3oo halOa.-4110.4. VA 102 1101 - WAN 110 Vas Ilinete UM.- ki i 120 - the morning, but closed with comparative drama The Internal stock was steady, at 34j to I. The scrip of the new Peruvian loan has spin declined. Mexican Bonds were supported at the late im provement. Spanish Passive were likewise in quired fur and firm. Bank share* were quiet. Chartered Bank of India, Australia, and China remain firm. Alliance Bank were rather flat. The news of the safety of the Great Ship has caused a renewed demand for this company's shares. Oriental Inland Steam shares were steady at the late improvement. Ocean Marine insurance shares were quoted to day 101 to 1 prem.; Thames and Mersey Marine, 2 7-16 to 9-16 prem. ; Commercial Union Assur ance, .5 to I die ; Universal Marine. 11 to 1 dia. ; London and Provincial Marine, dis. to par ; and Mercantile Fire, 11 to 11 prem. The closing quotations for shares in new under takings to-day were as follows :—Bank of Hindus tan, 11 to It du.; Union Bank of Ireland, 11 to l the. ; Northern Railway of Buenos Ayres, to rem. a ; Buenos Ayres Southern Railway, par to Prom. ; Bank of Queensland, 11 to 01 ; and London and Middlesex Bank, du. to par. New South Wales and Victoria Government De bentures were in demand. JUNEB.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Oloom. The mining market to-day is firm, with a fair amount of business. East Caradon shares have advanced to 49i to 50. East Carn Brea es firm, at 13 to ; Marke Valley are quoted 10} to ; Wheal Ludcott 13 to ; and Wheal Seto°, 149 to 151. There have been namerous transactions in Cambrian Gold Mining shares, which are firm, at #to prem. An improvement has likewise taken place in Scottish Australian Mining. Other colonial, as well as foreign mines, are steady. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. IMPIALAL AVER&ON3. : t Aug. ! 9 lB l2 SD Sept. ft WOweeks' ,-- WO A• 811.1 .. 74 11(1.284 84 34 77. 424 04 Ns 24 - - MT.—Wheat, Barbel, Oats, age, Drag, rhillPirta. la. 1111611 of m 114711' LAM WElE.—Whea6, 48791; WM& 1,619; cola, 8,476; 174‘11116 ; bars, 1,013 ; 9444 MO Wiliam MALMO" 19,041119 9700701T19NS a T 53 AMAMI MIS or WNW DORM TIM 111181 111ANID. Avg 1. Al& 1. ANS. A r.. ,_r ::I_:J.. 68 4 .. 67 10 .. 67 f 67 67 4 .• A. O. LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. (THIS DAY.) (BT BRITISH MID IRISH MAGNITIC TELBGRAPI). (now on own conzarownwr.) Scarcely saq iaguity, bat some foroed Wes us =deal 'boat 4d. &elute from last week's rates. MINCING LANK-(THIS DAY.) &MAIL -Tb• marks° continues quiet. but the Waimea doing is at firm prim for all descriptions, corm= veri ties being mart An request. Porto Rico sold, good ordinary to fine brown. 3.'w. to 36a. 6d. ; low to fine yellow, 375. to 42.. Refined is also quiet. Tre.-The public Gala of Assam ars progressing steadily at firmer prison; privately the demand continues inactive. Correa-Plastatics Goyim has sold readily at fully the previous curresoy, Wage, 68s. to 765. 6d.; low middling to fine, Ms. 6d. to Ole. ; pesberry, 88. 61 to 94e. 6d. ; mad superior bold Native Ceylon, 755. to 75a. 6d. COCOA bag sold at firm priers. Tnaided, 50a. to 71a. ; Grenada, 555. to 56a. 6d. Rtes.-The market has biome inactive. Itsurr.-A steady business is doing in sew entrants at 25m. 6d. to 325., and Valescia raisins at 35e. Eiricea.-A fair Waimea is dojos in most deseriptiose at steady rates. Corrox.-Oslo a limited business is doing. Weetets Madressold at 160. Htair.-Business has been dons in class PS. Petersburg at the advanced price of 391. ; and Manilla at 371. Jurr--The transactions bare agate bees large, at a far ther advance d 21. to 31. per ton ; medium to prime sold at 301. to 331. Ssurrrres.-At a slight decline 800 bags sold, refraction 111. at 38e. •CHINKAL. -The fortnightly vales went off with fair spirit, but the bulk, being held for higher prices, was bought is. Honduras silver sold, pasty and ordinary t la. tkl. to 2s. 2d. ; middling to fine, 2a. 4d. to 3s. sd. ; Mexican, 2s. sd. to 2e. tki. ; Teneriffe, Is. sd. to 2a. 4,1. ; black, 2s. 9d. to 3c 4d. TALLOW MARKET.—rHIB DAY). The market is steady, at the followieg prima :—Tomm 475. 3d., set cash ; Peteraboui Y.C. co the spot, 48.. to 495. 3d. ; sew, 495.; Oa. to Deo., 495. ; Jae. to Much, 495. Bad. to 49a. 9d. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) We have a large supply of bone* end trade le dull, consequently we cannot quite maintain Monday's quota tions. Several inferior qualities remain unsold. The num ber of sheep is not very large, yet it exceeds the de mand. Choicest descriptions are not quotod lower but a clearance cannot be effected of other loin& Calves are selling about the same as oa Monday. From Germany and Holland there are 500 boogie, 1.610 sheep, and 334 calve, ; and 90 beast. from Spain. The number of milek cows is 85. Per stood, of Bibs. a. d. ad. Pee Rome of 81114. a 4. a 4. Boa Scrota, Ilerotds. 4 8 4 10 1 Bedbug& lif-bdsl24 0 0 0 • awl Shor t - porn.. teooad Ye as 4 4 4 3 : 1144 D 1 0.17 Calm 4 0 6 4 Zwe4 reoaeo•d quit. 4 4 4 • Ptips Bon Da4.2llll.brodo 6 2 6 4 Lambs Beans at asortot„ 1,476; lbw* sad Labs, 7,460; 041944,420; 1426. 96. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Messrs. Harvey and Easton report trails firm, at last day's prices. Primo meadow bay, 70e. to 80a. ; impseise 84a. to ZS. ; inferior ditto, 40s. to 50e. ; new, ditto, 40a. to ; rower, 365. to 70s. ; clover, old, 90s. to 115 s. ; ditto, second cat, 80a. to 115 s. ; draw, Ma to 43. PROVINCIAL SHARE MARKETS. LIVERPOOL, SIPS. to-day t . -Oselt Eastern, 47 031 7- Great Western. MI = d-lanantdre and Yorkshire, to x Lancaster and Carlisle. 201rd-London and North Western, • x d-Midland (new E s te arl 7-141 4-North British, 60- Carlisle, PM x d -South rs. 331 id- West Midland, Oxford, 431-Cireat Luxembourg. 141J-DHAo6 per cent. Oblig.. 3 1646-Great Western of Canada. 121-Mrte ex assisrusent. 311 -Birkenhead, 331-North Union, 2to - East Ang:kuk 7 nor cent. C, 144-Bank of Liverpool, MI -loyal Isenrance, Liverpool Exchange, 11. liattennerna, AWL 10.-A moderate lindases, steady. Arcot Eastern, 47-Orest Luxembourg, It 6-14 not Sip. • AI. Ba. 6d.-Great Western of Canada, 121 11-16-Oreas Western. 64-111tants Central, 61-Ditto paid up, 4814-Laacs. shire and Yorkardro, 107-Manchaster, Rheffietd, sad Lamb. shire, 301-New York and Erie. 31-Borth British, 416-11ousk Vaster°, 834 3 1-Thmases and Mersa Marine lnsurenee, Birmingham 6 per cent. pref., 1111-6 an Paulo, 1# p.-Zien Anglian 7 per cent. C., 101. Binnitionsx, Parr. 0.-Among the tanninetions to-day were: Midland, Bristol, and Birmingham • per cent. preference, at 1311# -Metropolitan Wagon Company, # sad epessa.-end OlonoseMr Wagon, at 11 prem.-Loudon and North Western were gesNl at 04-South Stadords, 101 #-Severn Vaß y. 10 17-Birro. Ingham District Bank, 151 #-Mritanisla Mills, # dig.-aid Pont\ Stsffordslure Waterworks, 7yer Mara Hancturr IN THE NORTH AND EAST The progress of the harvest in the North and Fast Ridings I. extremely slow. The whole of last week was very wet. until Saturday, and harvest operations were quite at • stand. Saturday, &ado, sad Monday were fir, dry, and warm. and ow the hater day a few plots of wheat wen snatched together. Os Tuesday the weather broke spin. Many spring errs are yet far from ripe ; and the herrn miler the weather should become hot and dry, mad prove a long one. Potatoes, as a rule, are proving extremely small, and disease is more or ler ger:al.—Leeds Moverry. DISPATCH or AMERICAN AND CANADIAN MAUL —Yesterday the %man steamer Etna was denatebed from Liverpool for New York, with mails far the United 70 cabin pasargers, cargo, &o. To-day the Montreal= Mail steamer Nova Sorra will leave the Mersey for Q.V. bac, with mails for Canada and the Usited Stair The box at the Liverpool Poet-office will be open for the receipt of letters until 11 o'clock a.m., and rid Londonderry rill 8.30 p.m.. and with late fee till 9.10 p.m. Os Saturday the Cunard Royal Mail steamer Scotia will be despatched from Liverpool for New York with mails for the United States and North America. The box at the lAverpool PosteMoa will be ore as that day for the receipt of letters. he., netil 9.10 a.m., sad rid Queenstown till 8.30 p.m. without, and with late fee to 9.10 p.m. Out of 478,703 letters sent ont to be delivered from the limited States Dead Letternßce, 52,456 wee* re tuned spin to the Dead Letter-offices awloresd "not called for," 9,858 " refired," 2.839 "game away," 10,634 " not knows," 309 "gone to the war," sad 249 "absent ;" ' all the reel were delivered. . Despatches from the Governors of Canada, the Mauritius, and Heligoland were received yesterday at the Colonial-afar I xd xd xd 5d rd id xd ia sd