The Express. — London, England, 1864-09-26 00:00:00

Eliza Matthews (wife of the last witoem)—l have known the prisoner, Franz Huller, about two yew. He wed to work for my brother-in-law, Mr. Wild, of Tooley-etreek to:. , r. I first knew him there. He came to my between 2 and 3 o'clock on the afternoon of :loudly, July 11. He sat a little time before he i , e44/1 to talk. He mentioned that be had oome from Mr. Repach to wish us good by. before sailing for N e w York. At about 4 o'clock I got the tee ready. He :: l c.t speak about my husband. He told me that the firm were going to send him out. That was the firm of Hodgkin . and Co., for whom he worked. He said they were to .r him 1:41. s year and that be should like to be paid half- He also said that he had met with an accident, that during his illness the firm continued to pay tm, and they paid his doctor for him. I paid him 3a. that for a little packet of tea that be had bought a week or rreriously. My sister was present when 1 paid him the her name is Mrs. Mabba. We had just done tea when tome in, and she heard a portion of the converse a. She paid him la 6d. After tea be showed new Albert guard chain, and put it into csod, asking me what I thought of it. At first I thought • t • :t was not ► good one because the gold looked so very ,Lt. 1 said I did not think it was such a nice one as his old Ile said it was • very Dios use. He then put the chain k in his batton-hole, sad produced • little eard-box with name of Death noon it. I remarked that it was • jeweller's. My little girl had the box to play ,ith that afternoon. I saw • ring on the prisoner's finger. was • plain gold ring, with a white oornelien head, with a . r,ninnent nose. He said his fattier had sent it to him from malty. I asked him if the head was a family likeness ? :Ic said it was not. He went away from my home about o'clock in the evening. I walked with him some dia. towards his omnibus. He walked short and lame. wished hint " Good bye !" He said " I woo't say ' Good because I am coming tomorrow to see your husband." lbe next morning, about half-past it, my bullhead stood ..c,identally on the little card box, having knocked it off the table. lie said sorzethiri. and 1 picked it up and put it away in a drawer. 1.. e pr.soner had given it to my little ;al. At about It/ xl..e following Monday night I ;ave that box to me Ensue'_ By the Court —H: that he met with the sod. :eut on the Th...-slay Fel to the 9th of July, and he told we it was m s :etter cart rustling over his foot .-o Londoe.brlie By Mr. Beard—'rm aware that I owed him MOM '.I:IU 3 .. He di.: tm 7... any more as being due to him. :a u certain Ido not owe 1 . . irn more, My sister paid him Gl., which I believe was all that she owed him. He did ~,t sac that my husband owed him any mosey. John Henry Glass—l live at 91, Henry-street, Hamp ,:ead-road. and am a tailor in the employ of Mr. Hoag ;u/00. I have known the prisoner about for- years. On uesday, 12th July, he came to me in the shop and asked 7 - .‘e if I would buy a watch, which he showed to me. It was fold watch ; and he said be had a chain for it. which he had pawned for 11. He told me be wanted some money to go to America, Ind asked me to oblige him by taking the watch and chain for 4'. to enable him to pay for his passage. He said he would call again on Wednesday. He came about 9 o'clock, ~ad we went together to the shop of a pawnbroker, Mr. Barker, to get the chain out of pawn. We then went to Cox's, in Leicester•square, and pawned the watch and chain for 4'. The misoner took the money, and I took theduplicate, for which I press. more, making my admire amount to 1 , . Is., that is, 11. to release the chain and sa, for the ticket. They were pawned in my name. We then ported. and he .aid he win going to the docks to get his ticket. At about o'clock in the evening of the same day (Wediteeday), be came round again to wish me good bye. (The watch sad chsi a produced by the pawnbroker. assistant were shown to this witness, who identified them.) James Gifford, agent to Messrs. Grinnell, shipowner, North Quay, London Docks—Our office opens at about 9 o'clock. I recollect the prisoner coming there at about 11 o'clock on the morning of Wednesday, July 13. He *sluff the price of a passage to New York, sod I replied that it wou'd le 41. He then inge'red when the ship would sail! I replied " To-m0..0w." He then wart away. I war on duty at the offios on the Mon. day previously, and if anyone had called to inquire about a pumas I should have seen him. I did not see the prisms'r on that day, that I know of. No conven tion about a presage to New York took place thee. He returned to me about 2 o'clock on the Wednesday. He then said, " I have come to pay my fs.a," and be paid me 4 ~ upon which I gave him his contract ticket, and he went asay. He came again about hen-past 3 with his luggage, consisting of three parcels, one large one end two smaller ones. I noticed one of them was done up in canvas, about 1, inches long by 19 wide. I cannot say if the substance was soft or hard, but I think it was soft. He had a box besides. He asked me to take care of the parcels, which I declined to do, telling him that he mast leave them with the foreman of the docks, at the shed. He then t.ait them away. He came down the next day, and was on the ship whets ohs hauled away from the docks, cm Tuesday aft:moon, to Shad well basin. The Victoria was the name of the ship. She sailed on Friday morning. I went with her t. Gravesend, and then I left the ship. The primmer wee CM board when she set waL By Mr. Beard—l am not always at the dace, and is my al,wace a German porter, named Weir, is in attendance. By the Coot—l am not aware that I was away at an on Moudar. I m►y have been for a few minutes. raorosa Bain*, a pawubroker'a anisMak, in the employ of Meurs. George and Con, 27, Prinowetreet, Leimeteroquare, produced • watch end chain pledged on the 13th of July. lie took them ia, but he could sot swear to the permit who Oeiged them. The name on the ticket was " Henry t.lan." and it corresponded with the duplicate produeed by t , le witness Glass. Mr. Daniel pigmies depoeed—l am a hatter, at No. 18, Royal Exchange. I hare known the late Mr. Thomas Brigp for many yaws as a customer. For 25 or 30 pen I have r- army bat he bee hr Ido :ng that period. lowby my t.01 , ‘ that 1 had se order for a bat on the 24th Sept., 1863 . wes made expressly for him, and sent home • few d a y. If ter. The hat found in the prisoner's possession was here handed to the W.tness. Mr. Gitfard—Now, first of all, is that a ball-crooned bat' Witoess—Yea, it ia a bell-crowned hat. Mr. Gilsrd —Was the Ist which you supplied to Mr. L::ggs in 1843 abet of that eescription Witoess—Yee. M-. Gifford—And does the is urement of the hat car. r , o , '^nd with the order given! Witness—lt does precisely. Mr. Briggs afterwards came itto the shop, and complained that the hat was rather too ore. sad I pasted a pies of paper under the leather bead. Ice paper has been removed, but there are some fragments It: •towing the place where it was, nod from which it has teen ...mod. It was tissue paper. When I sold the hat to M 7. Briggs the crown was higher than this. The bat is 1. - C:1,111 not in the esme condition as when I told it. The crown has been eat down about as inch, or from tha: to as inch and a half. The alteration Lai appsrently not been made by a professional L::rr. It has been stitched on, whereas a man in the trade if h, had to do such a thing, would have fastened it with a pr -,ur necessitating the me of a block. It has been sewn Vv., but not by au experienced hand. A hatter would Jt hove sewn it. According to our rule the name Mr. Briggs had been placed inside the hat, but -4 , 4 e with the pert of the lining which has been cut :•IV. I t was placed just under the bend of the bat close t, the brim, 3f , . Thorne, • bat manufacturer, of 47, Blackfriare ,,ve erklenoe that the hat bad been made by • 1I r. Digitate, and had his private mark on it ; it -,o s:nce cut down, and not by a regular hatter. 11 to examination wa• proceeding when we went to mini 1-tters from Caprers speak of the " souni of General Garibaldi, who devotes himself entirely a:r cultural pursuits. THE 3fALTA AND ALI...NA:MM.& TELEGRAPH.— Glass. EUi2t, and Co., announce the re-opening of Malta wed Akibudita Telegraph. for the tranamiesion -maps to Egypt, India, China, Australis, he. I:iv X or BRITISH COLUMBIA. —(TIIIM • afternoon, at a meeting of the shareholders held at • r. , oilon Tavern. Yr. Yeakimit in the chair. a dividend ' Pee oral. per annum, free of income tax, was declared. E 81inTluM or 1862.—0ne of the great features building—the brick I=6oi—disappeared ea Saturday "'• A party of Royal Engineers from the Royal Engineers' • • , i , lisliment at Chatham, bee been employed for the laid days in lodging charges of powder to demolish the - 4 1.• arch which supported the «mums (Able sod of the 'aye •` the International Exhibition building. The effect wee , 'r satisfactory, the bewitches of the arch were broken sad • zt,tiv pushed out, the crown opeeed, and the Parts fell toiler. separating into several memo in their fall. The ',I -skijor arch will probably be blown tip next Saturday • -rueon. THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 26, 1864. THE ATROCIOUS MURDER OP A FEMALE ON CHADWELL HEATH. EXAMINATION OF THE PRISONER.-(THIS DAY.) Francis Wane, who is suspected of having mur dered the female, AlSillia Blunt, is a cottage on Chadwell Heath, near Roraima, by cutting her throat nodes Cireolll. stances of great atrocity, was examined this day at the Fitrattord polies-murk before John Gurney Fry, Esq., chairman, N. Powell, Esq., and W. H. Harvey, Esq. The greatest interest was manifested to beer the proceed ings. Mr. Superintendent Howie, of the K division of police, was present to watch the promedinp for the coal miesiooms of police. The prisoner, es being placed at the bar, exhibited great self emersion. He is a tall powerful fellow, over 6 feet in height, sad wee dressed in workhouse clothes, his own having been removed in consequence of their bearing steins of blood. The charge having been read over to the accused, James Warren, an old hale-looking man, SO years of age, was railed, and said—l am a labourer, and live on Chad'sll heath. I home on Saturday morning from a quarter to half-past 10, and went to the White Horse to get some beer. The deceased woman Amelia Blunt lodged with me. I saw her in the wuhbouse, and she gave me 2jd. out her pocket to pay for the beer. I left her in the wasbhouse washing. She we. a widow, and took care of my house. I went to the Whit. Horse, and returned to the cottage in about bait an hour. When I went in at the front door I said, " Artily, here's the beer." She made me no answer. I went in and put the beer on the table, and called her again. Then I went out of the dwelling late the wishbones. I saw Hilly stand ing leaning with one arm on the copper and the other arm on a sieve, her head resting on her hand. (The old man ex plained how she stood.) As! raised her I saw blood on her. I said , "Hilly , what have you done" She made me no answer. I lifted her-up ty the waist, and as I did so rho fell backwards at my feet, and I fell also. My hands were covered with blood, and I became insensible for a short time. When I recovered I ran to the house of Mrs. Archer, who lives about 00 or 70 yards from my door. I told Mrs. Archer that I feared Hilly had fallen down in a flt, as she was ha a gore of blood. Mrs. Archer went for her sister, and I ran same the common for assistance. 1 saw Joe Tattlebnry, and he went back with me to my house. When I got hark I found Police-constable Dunmow, 371 K, and a Mr. Fitch there. My eyes are very bad and I cannot tell all who were there. There were several other cereals there. I then went indoors and sat down. I was overcome. I marked the gate with my bloody hands as I went out. Chairman (Mr. FEWhat became of the woman? Witness—Me is 1 in the wishbones u we found her. The Chairman the prisoner whether he had any question to uk the witness? ' Prieooer—Did you see me do anything, or did you see me then? — Witness—l never saw you on my premises. Chairman—Any other question you wish to ark? Prisoner—No, I have no other. Mr. Charles Pitch said—l keep the White Horse on Chad. well-heath, in the parish of Dagenham. About five minutes past 10 o'clock on Saturday morning I was crafting Chad. well-bath, in the direction of my own house. I saw the prisoner Francis Wane, close by Chadwell Mills, coming towards me. He was walking as it from the high road. Warren's cottage is on the heath. Where I saw the prisoner is theft 200 yards from the cottage ; but be was not going in the direction. I went home, and had been there about half-an-hour, when I saw old Mr. Warren come to my house and ark for • pint of half-and-half. He brought • jug with him. I then went into the garden behind the home, and on returning to the house and in cansequenoe of aka matiou which I received I went over to Warren-cottage. I looked through the window and saw the deceased Amelia Blunt, lying on her left side on the floor of the owe. I sew a great deal of blood about and I remarked " Why the woman has been murdered." I got • horse and cart and fetched Dr. Bowen, of Romford, whom I met on the road. I returned with Dr. Bowers to the cottsge and saw him examine the woman. I observed some gashes in the throat of the woman. I thee in company with Dr. Bowers, traced foot marks in and out of the cottage. There was peculiarity in the masks. It was a short foot. There was a great peculiarity in the general appearance of the footmarks. They were in 'ploughed field about 20 yards from the cottage. We could see when some one had got over a gap into the field. Some of the marks were coming in the direction towards the cottage, and some going away from it. I remarked to the doctor that I thought the footmarks were those of the prisoner. There is a pecu liarity in his feet and walk. There were very faint impres. lions of the toes. The left footmarks appeared to have more of the heel than the right foot prints. The steps made going towards the cottage were longer than those in going from it. It was 5 minutes past 11 when I got to the cottage. There seemed to be no heel on the right foot. Chairman o prisoner)—Do you wish to ask this witness any question'Pasoan—No sir, I do not. Mr. Robert A rnold Bowen, tarpon of Bamford, said— On Saturday morning I met Mr. Fitch on the high road leading into Chadwsll. From information he gave me I went with him to the cottage of James Warren. When I arrived there I wee shown into the small washhonse adjoin. log. I there found a female lying on her left side on the floor in a large pool of blood. I then examined her, and found three wounds on the right side of the throa t—one transverse, the other running obliquely from that one. and then a mooed one inn above the right collar bone, all of which were cat deeply, dividing the mutates and carotid artery. I passed my finger down and could tench the vertebra. Chairman—Wu it possible for the deceased woman to have indicted the wounds on herself ! Witness—lt was impossible for her to have inflicted them herself. There was a cut over the left thumb above the knuckle, as if done in calf-protection of the tight shoulder. I am eleszly of opinion that they were not 'elf-inflicted wounds. The body was quite warm, and she bad not been dead long, not morethan en boa-. _ Chen-a - lin—Was there aey appearsece of a struggle! Witness—She had apparently laid hold of the pack ing of the copper in the stroll/ale, and the mortar had given way. Her hair was very much disordered in the struggle. I accompanied the last witness, Fitch, into the field and maw the footmark' on the gloughed fields. The wounds were such se to cause immediate death. She would have bled to death. The marks have been correctly described by Fitch._ - Chairman—Priaoner, do you wish to ask the doctor any question! Prisoner—What can I ask him! I know nothing about it. John Tamer, labourer, of Romford, said—On Saturday worming, a little put 10 o'clock. I saw the primmer in a road which leads into the main road near Chedwell•baath. I solaced the prisoner walk out of the road into his bro ther's field. I asked him whether he was at work for his brother, he said " No. I don't know that I want any ; if you wait a little while you'll soon hear of something up." He then walked op the field, came back, and took something out of the hedge and put it under his jacket, but I do not know what it was, and be then walked up the road towards Moss's Mills, on Chadwell heath. He said nothing more after he said, " You'll hear of something up." I thought he was going to have a row with his brother, sod I told his brother so. I did not we hire afterwards. Chairmen—Do you wish to ask thin witness any question? Prisoner—tio ; be bee been telling all a false thing. A little girl, 7 years of age, stated that she saw the pri. soon minim' from the direction of Warren's cottage on Saturday morning. After this the evidence of the police was taken with regard to the circumstances of the arrest, the finding of the knife, the blood on the clothes. &e. Ultimately the pri. @Goer was remanded for a week, amid was then reoonveyed to Jibed gaol. tSHARE Lls2'S.—(7llll3 DAY.) Two o'OLoos. The railway market is dull, but prices generally have not varied, in the absence of business. As regards the principal stocks, the only variations are a decline of b per cent. in London and North Western and Midland, and in Lancashire and Yorkshire. London and North Western stock is now quoted 1081 to 109, ex div. ; Great Western, 871 to t ex div. ; Midland, 127 to 1, ex div. ; Lan cashire and Yorkshire, 1121 to ; South Eastern, 811 to ex div. ; Metropolitan, 10t to 105, ex div. ; London and South Western, 91 to 93, ex div. ; Great Eastern, 441 to 451 ; Caledonian, 123 to 124; and Great Northern, 127 to 129, ex div. Great Luxembourg shares have declined, and Dutch Rhenish and Sambre and Meuse are dull. East Indian and Bombay and Baroda stocks are also flat. Canadian lines are inactive. DIBINTI7II2 STOCK& No. 1 1111. 1 920036. IPd IQ. peloss. 1 aka 4/kit:III1. 61.1148.48.4.11m.4161100 10 91 IMINO IL 0.6488..4p.0.Jaw&1 100 07 00 110,00104. G.W•18.-11.11.-03., p. ct., Ica. a July.— 100 07 99 —. 410,000 N. IwattYk.4p.e.JaatJly 100 90 08 =lSt Loa.NlBl4.4p.e.Jew&Jty ,100 9$ NI 1 84. L&11.W.4p.0.1aa.4181, 100 NI 16 Ifts 811.098 N. Do. 4 p.e.laii.thili 100 1191 061 X 0,700 84. Llk&W.,6p.e..Tan.itJul7 100 96 96 ... .... IL 111dland,48.e...T•wdlely 100 N NI .... .... 84. N. British, IL P..t D. 8., o. et Feb. &AN. 100 106 191 ... NU 84. N. a lideu.:49.e../aatiali 100 06 97 ....I Sc. ISoot.N.S.,46tc.Ap.atOct. 100 ... ... COLONIAL 00VEL/21fllrr IHICIIIIIIII. No. 1 SfOoKs. I Pd. I Cl. pion.l Islet !90,060.. BettbdsColm.6p.et.,lB7l 100 .... 1.. ; Do. do. 1888100, .... ...Can C0w.N.0.,11117.8L 100, 96 96 —.. .. 1 Do.operctlret&Ang.,loo, 93 96 .. .. Dm. peret.Mar.al 1001 le 96 - 1,91 . 4.1106 .. D 0.6 per ct.Jaa.&J 1001 81 63 606,106...1 Do. 6 per at. Int Noe 1001 80 121 .... 900.000 —CipoNGl7lc449B.aLlB73 100, 104 106 .... '1.. 1 Do. do. 18804 1001 107 109 -.. .... ..1 Do. do. 16304 100 106 110 ..! Do. do. 1801'100' 107 10 —. 100,1190 . ..'05y10w.N0v.18011. 0 p.et. 100' 102 106 090,000.., Do. 1870. do.. 1001 109 112 200.000 .. Maarlthis 0 par 40873 100 1 101 104 100.000.. Do. 1878 108 103 196 $90,000 ..I Do. 1812 IN 103 106 166,600 .. ANIL Gov. 6 par cent ..•1001 100 106 106,000 .. Now Brant Gov. 0 p.et.. 1001 DI 97 .... 1.. , NALW•Iss OT. 6 p. 4.1106 1001 97 99 .... ..1 Do. Bp. c. 1871 to 1876 1001 imi:Ooo::,Ns p e ' r P. C. U ger to aat laa2 l a l :9 41 1: 6 2 "a1 a 260,000 .. Nova Hootla 6p. 6., 1876100; 07 100 76,000 .. gasemetaad Gov. el p. et. 100 100 102 .... 1.. 9A•mt.Oev.6 p. a Bawds 100' .... 1.. V10.G0v.08.e.J49.1.1117 100 , .... I• Do. do.6p.e.Agellooe. 100 1081 1094 1001 Si FOREIGN 081.10.6.71068. Et 1 Pd. 1 ltAn.wars. 1 Cioelng Wow. 1 NW& , l o.l4manboarg6p.oweL 10 all • Do. 100 all Havana and Matanzas' 100 all Lausanne and Trlbourg 100 all Matanzas and liabaidlla 100 gall I Do. &coed lase 10 all • North of France 3 p.et 20 ,all I Do. (lateChart.l.p.et I 100 all Ottoman iSmyrna. 40 all PartkLoas.3 6p.et. 10 all ' Do. New ....3 p. et. l 100 all Rolle .3 8. F.(Pern.; 4 all Royal Swedish 6p. et.' 100 all Sagas la Grande 7 PAW. 20 t all 8. nuadLom-Vewllp.e, 100 ,all Southliaet.ot Port.7p.c. 20 ;41 Southernot France3p.e. 80 all 'South Dalian, 3 per et. 20 all W.&N.W.of Frs. 3 p.c.' Si Si 18 19 97 100 06 99 VT 100 11i 10k No. I Sh. i 87 91 111 111 97 99 1/ 21 91 96 91 10 96 97 11 81 11 11 /1 tla 40 (IL Us. 4118s0d i I 6 2 30 327 NO 030 PROVINCIAL SHANE DILRXETS. LI%1:10001. Sin. 24.—Arent Eastern, 461—Inneultire and Yorkshire. 113—London and North Western, 1104 10 81 10 Of 4 4—Manchester, Sheffield. and Lincolnshire, 611441—MW land, 129--North Eastern Berwick capital stock, 106—South Eastern. ol—great Luxembourg Shares, 84--Spsulsh Passives, 301 -Confedera.e Loan. 74 I—Easters Exchange Rank (Limited'. 3-16 8-16 d.-11ereaatib sad Ischange Bank (Limited). 11 E 3-16 f 3-16 1 3-16 p.-ditto 1W shares, It 11-16 p.—Na tional Bank of Liverpool (Limited', 4 xn p.—North Western Bank Limited.. 34p. —Albion Marine (Loaned, i d--Lancashire Insurance, p —Maritime Insurance 'Limited,. f 3-16 rt.— Union Marino ,Limited:, 24 p.--National Steam Navigation Com pany, 7 d.—Weet India sled Reif& Reese. 24 p. SKIT. 24.—Prins were again lower, with a quiet market. Great Easter,. 4.sl—Great Western, 071-oeperal Credit 2 p—inneardthe and Yorkshire, 1111 13—London and North Western, 1104 10—Manchester, filteilleld, and Lincoln shire. 611 f 16C}—Metropolitan, New. 1 p.—Mexicans, ex a11. , 27!--South Easton, 1111111—Bank of Manchester Certificates, lOs —Enmesh!'" Ineuremee, I p.—Alliance Bask, p. BIRMINGHAM, dip?. 24—Birmingham and Staffordshire Gas shares changed hands teday, the 5?/. at v 5 ex die., the galat 471 ex die., and London. Birmingham, and South Staffordahlre Bank were done at .14 dia. Cloning prices Birmingham Canal, 87 sellers —Worcester and Birmingham Canal, 13 14—Britanuia 11114, Guaranteed 4 to es. Odd Ms —Birmingham Financial. If pm.—Birmingham Allman Fire, par to Is 3d. prem.—British and Foreign Railway FLA 14 pleat lielleva CRYITAL PALACL—Tbe annual concert of 5,000 voices of the Satrap°litea &book took place at the Palms as Saturday. The Ent part ecamieted of sacred music, cad the mooed of secular. The first part coenprind a eery simple and beautiful chorale, oempoood by his late Royal Highness the Prime Gosport, which was encored. The band of the Duke of York's School played daring the dis play of fountains, and the day was hionglat to a clan by performance on the festival organ by Mr. J. G. Boardman. Errakoanniaity Loscavirr.—A Miss Hillune, noitliog in Church-greet. Alblost.road, Bioko Newingtoa, bee died at the %deemed age of US years. She had at the house in which she died the whole of her life. time. having bees bon there, and bowleg bees many times Mead to imart that darling the whole at INF Illrifill001) eh* bad sorer slept octet It. She kept a earn shop for the ale of miscellaneous articles. She did not take to her bed until tea days before her death. and up to that time her book" cad wows ware is • state of perfect order. ORDINARY ISRAELI AND BYOCIL Sh. I Pd. 1 RAELWATS. I Ca rt g ,,,C el . I to I p.l'Dm. aB Blros.,WoLd Stour Val 100 Blythand ?Toe I all Bostou,Silealcd,&lld.C ;100 Bristol aid Exeter .100 Cakdotdan all cork aid Bandon all Cornwall all Do. • ♦I • isodly. ld until 6 Do. c. 80. Juntlapo to B. sll all Dublin an p. d all Dundes,PartbetAlxlin 'lOO Zdhaborgh and Miaow 1100 Giassrow and B. Woolen 100 Great B as te n OLL 1101 Do. A Stock ; 100; Do. E. Ana. stk.. N O . O 100 Grist North of Scotland 1100 Great Northam 100 DO.• . 1 • rec. so dlr. un -1100 .Do.Bltlloc.lapaldß p. ;100 Gt. South & West. (lre.' ;100 ; Great Weslaco 100 Do. Stour VaLGuallia 'lOO I Do. South Wales 100 ; Do. W. Md.—Oxford 'lOO Do. Do. Newport 'lOO I Do. Do. Hereford .100 . Lancashire Yorkahlre 100 London and Blackwall 100 Lon., Brig htn, d S.Coast 100 loodon.Matlim. eh Dor . 100 London& North Westn. 'lOO London&SouthWestern 1 100 !Men.,fibet& Lincoln& ;Mum& and Carlisle all 1 Do. Do. Shares 100 .Metropolitan 1 100 Do. New 100 Midland alf Do. New [ lOO Do Elm & Darby I all Mid. Gt. Wa. (In.) all Do. Shinn all llld Kait all Slid Kent (Cray Until 100 North BAN& 'lOO Do. Zan ,Perth.Dund 100 N. Easton—Berwleit .16( Do. G. N. IL Pura ,100 Do. lads. 100 Do. York 100 De. Carpals LP Do. Stock.&Darling. 19 ; Do. do. 1860.1.8 1 It Do. do. 180641 ,100 North London a a 123 114 11 Si 111 IT 87 8 195 10 7 id id 48 IMI 12* 137 12 127 189 90 91 87} 67i xd 44e 471 id 22 8$ id 99 101 id 1181 1131 44 66 102 MS 39 41 1094 1094 92 9 61 62 104 e 14.51 I 3 Da. New ...... 100 North Staffordahlre all N. et 8. Widens Jo* 1100 Scottish Central :100 Scottish N. Aber 81k 1 , 100 ,8000alah 11101208 1 all ahrswabory t Walohpl 100 .Shropablre Union 100 South Devon 100 South Mote= 100 & Yorloth. t River Dllll all 1100 Malmo, Vale Woklaghakto.i I 100 'lOO 'lOO 1100 100 Do C i Vale of Nett& Victoria St& & Pimlico ! Waterford! itillwanii West Cornwall W•Dilltla Dalt. & IL Irre 128 118 104 12 56 26 18 104 1064 -- 89 91 85 98 9 16pm 7 800 128 126 75 1 Td p 66 14 104 11 130 135 44 1 i 116} 136 6 4el f Id 661 NI '4 Si 96 601 811 I 9 140 196 91 e 961 Pie .... U!1 lost 191' 109 8* 1011 4 - 1271 101 i 6 Sa i zd BRITISH POINISIOXIL I mews prim. I ear. PtT. I. 66 68 xcli to! 4 3 7 * luu , all ..ttleutic& St. Lawrence St. 100 Born. Bar. &C. I u.r.f.p.e 10 10 [ Do. g Bbaree 1031. all 'Buffalo & Lake Hunk , 10 all Do. Preference IN 'lOO BrankstOoderkb: I 6p. a Bk. Aug. 1.15721 100 100 I Do. do. Jul, 1, 18731 100 ,100 [ Do. do. lOW 1. lin, St. 100 CaL & B.llasternsp.c.g. IL 100 Cape T. & Dock Op. 100 all Demerara,7ls.c.per.p c. ref. 64. 'lOO gast. Bents! go. 5 do St 100 Let Indian go. do 1 S) [ 5 Do. J Itztenaloo S. 100 'Grand Trunk of Can ada 191 191 100 all . D0.g0tt1p.14.13.,6p.ati 91 94 100 all I Do. let pref. Booda , 71 73 100 all Do. do. deferred: (0 6e2 100 all Do. Sid pref. Honda ' 00 16 100 all Do. do. deferred! MI 62 100 all I Do kd pref. kook .„ 63 b 6 100 " all Do. do. deferred MI 60 100 a/1 I Do. 4th pref. Mock 10 11 100 ' all 10.I o. Do. do. deferred 27 29 St. [lOO 'Great Takao ?euthenist' 101 102 SO [l2 [ Do. Oa. & per cent.' ela fpm 20 2 • Do. New do. I WA era St 'lOO 'Gt. 6. of India g. 6p. at.' 9r 10) St 100 Do 41 per cent. [ 2 Do 201 all 'Gt. Western of Caked& NI 18 Do. New 100. W [ Do.;o n, ll u da pay. 1373 all Do. do. do. 100 1877-6 10 2 Indian cb, Limited 10 1 Do. New St. 'lOO lladraa guar. 6 p. cent 51.. 'lOO Do. do. 4 do St. 100 Do. do. 41 do.— 10 S I Do. Islftb Itztawake' IL 100 Melb. Corp. 6 per a Bell 60 all !Leib. Ind Elobeon'a Bet 10 all N.Bron.dtCastclall & 8 St. 100 N.liolCan.66.c.lstp.B.' St. !lee kW*. Suo 6 par St. 100 Do. Delhi do 50 1 Do. do. do. St. 100 Do. Punteno do St. 100 Do. bane Stark& do 96 100 91 96 O 1 8 0g i 10 f 019 89 91 88 86 i idle M 100 92 94 88 80 66 03 S 6 MP 03 94 100 % 100 I dia .— ger lie lee K Si id 100 100 JOINT STOCK DANIS. No. I..___ • BANU. _ - - . _____ _- —_ _—__ __ _ • 13.000 100 , Agra & Masismaxis(L) 20.005 60 , DR New an SO p.l 2),000 60! Do. ,ot which 2010944 10,000 . 50 .511464 _ . _ 10:000.10C AltisucaLmAtirsrpool 10.000 100 Do. Now 100.000 90 Anglo Austrian 20,000 20 Anglo lW,ew lLu.itad) 2,600 40 Australasia 7,600 60 Do. sew ! bakotl 11.50. 10.000 10.000 kla73kOfig7Tpt 100 amok of LAWNS 20 Bank of Otago llAfattod), 100 Bank of Quoanaland IL,, 50 Bank of Victorla,Anstrla 100 Bank of Wales 10 Bank of Ness Zealand 10 Baszlhanetroktogellesa• 60 Batt.)/ of CaUforulao 50 British N. A nsorka SA C. Bk. bulla,Aua, Chios YO ' _1 Near_ _ 26 Chart. Bier.Of ladia,do.l . 26 110. Now io,oot tomo Ica coinaia 10,000 24 'Com. Rank of !DAN& 1160,000 10 Coalelb:fated Bask (L) 6,000 100 Continental (1,.) 20000, 60 ;Kau Loodou (I/WWI 60,006 10' !Cistern Ercharee(l,lo() UM' 20 CorecoteCtusLeheet4. 40,000, tol liuglisla sod Swedish (L, 40,000 1,) European Rank(llwatod, 10.000 60 Do. New 10,0u0 100 Ithullosia.CltaaLlap4l.l 10,000 100 _ _ Spw 12.000 100'imperial Beek Ladled 0,000 100 Do. New 10.000. 60 Imp. /MAI Chlaa.ae...fL 264000 20 Imperial Ottoman 16,000 60 leteneflowal But (L ) qouo 16 Imo* 6000 2.5 Do. New 10 000 . sY TA:i Mott ISlDadla (1)1 %WO 60 Loo.Bk.ofllesioo,&a. (LI 10,000 100 Lou. Bank of flcotlaad(L, 10,000 100 London and Brazilian 6.000 100 Loo.B.Arrea.ll6 110,000 26 De. New, las a i tt 6,000 100 •Lon., Bar., *6. Boa.. IL) 60,000! 10 .Los. CB. Bask of Anstrl 10.000 60 London and Comity 0.000 100 Lou. Ifensb6.Coa.l2.(L) 00.000, 60 Landon Joist Welt. 10,000 100 Loa. and Northern (L ) 10,000; SO Leaden& Bout►\ &Moan 4000 100 lon. & 8. Weston IL Mll. 60,000 100 ,Lee. & Westminster 10,000 100 ;Merchant liank(Lim.) • 10,000 60 Mercantile & BsebaniL 20,000, 60 , Do. New MOM 100 Metro. & Prow. Bank (L 6,000 100 Midland Bank (14m.) • • 10,000 100 National of Lverpool 20,000, 10 1 N.Pre. et N•glaad New 20,000 60 National Bath ,New MON, , 2O Row Boat \ W al es 60,000 1 10 ;New Zeeland (L 00d) 60.000, 10 North Western AWN 26 'Oriental Bank Corpora MOO, 60 bode. lankingOorp.(L 20,000 100 ,Protrinc. of Ireland 67,600; 10 samo.ray.,asuiiii 10,6M 1 u Boa* ithiarthe 10,000, 16 :South Lama (Ise.) •• 10.000 100 Kan& of B. 8. Aides 10,1 4111 012 26 !100• ales Da do. instrella Now WPM 111 Unto n of babied (Ma) 00.01101 N Make of Leaden 101 10f H ... 12} 10 zd a - 114 - N - 7°l 11 12 - 06 2.14 IN 111 Wyse 611 ,Asigto-Mexiesa Mums 10,0001 ID lAlistnillan 10,1:001 16 lAnstrallsoarL. 47,070 , 10 ,BeirlinWaterworks 10,0001 Bombay Owe I 6,000 60 , Brltlab American land nowt 84. B. & I. Mag. TeL (L)) 12,500! SW Betttah Indian Tea (1 ; 4916. US Kaneda Com ps 50,000 10 Ceylon 1114000 10 Ceylon 20,000, 16 , Ctty of=solp.ile 10,000: SO 'City 00Leea Mal.) ... 40,00 W 10 COOL of AhicanMer.(l . ) 00,0001 60 Cammerelailjnion(las.' $l,OOO l SO 1 0oneolidatod DLL.. 17,5001 11 Continental Un.OeslL l 40,000 100 10 0 wineWorporwtion(L 11,0001 s /00o.ls.goo.,Prot.lip.o. 10.000 50 Quilt Fonder 10,000 1 50 I Do. of 'twill= (L) 10.060 60 ,Credit Mobiller 100110110 at.. Crystal Palace, 1161,6201. 111. I Do. Prefeevare 177,0001 ss. Do, ap et Pant Ds& 10.000,100 Discounteorporalion(L. 20,000 SO E. Indian Financial (L) 60,000' 10 E. 1041$ Irrigetiou, It 100.000, 10 Egyptian Conte Trd.(L Stara et. eiectric Telegraph 70.0001 6 'log. and AUL 10,000 1 !Faiglah&lkrelM. 10,000 WO Eng. recoulahltarin (LI 71,0001 10 Financial Corporation 0,000, 50 !Financial Discount (L) 10,001. 10 Forewt. 0/anaemia (L 10,0001 SO , Oelliyara (Limited) 12.000 10 .G.Creditglitn.o4Loo.(L 16,000: 16 Steam Plavion4loo 10,000 1 60 , licame&Z.olonlal AA( L ) 100,000, 10 l endamesßew 100,000 1 SO qmp.&Mer.Cdtket t 6,0001 Indian 140,040110 (Unt 1.1111,N1P 10 ileaeremat Anostilos. IL il 104,0001 10 Anternat.Land Credit( Koss) toomoolni1.10110.01•41 1000000 1 00 j 11)a. ap. c. belt r. le7ul 00,000' 15 JointatockThooonnt( ) 10,060 SO Land Recoritles (Until 20,000 26 'Load. African Trading WOW ti land.atielCaledon.Ml. 16.004 Load.tulaiot Tele& ) 140001 60 'Load. hum. Jaw. Is) 10,01110, SO Do. New 170.000 1 lowd.D. Omnibus C. (L) 10,400', 50 I Load. Italian. &cleat 6,000110 Lond.Mer. Dtscount'L)l latOse 111 •Lond.lerwrinela/Marine 60.0001 le !Madras Drift,. &Canal, 60,000 20 Do. 10.000, 16 ' Marine Investment:lll 12,600 10 Mauritius Iland,&c.(L 111.000' Raton. DK (I. I 40,000 SI ,11111.01 l Iron Worke 1 111,600 , MAY load & Col C. (1 ) 50,000 M Itatassal Dia Com. O 10,0[0, SO ! National Financial (1 4( 10,00.1'100 'National Steam Nay. Mr 4000 SO Nerend da Coal & L 11,000 1 20) Do. New 10.0012 16 , 14.7saland . F.&Loon(L 1e7,1711. Pt. 1N L) 1 10000 60 ,N. erst.aMersow L 10,000 2 I N oraSooDao.autiL 10,000, , 0,000 05 'Ocean Msreur Insins. 1 10.000 20 , Onsosalesseraerelalll.l 10,000, 60 Winne! Financial IL) 100000 1 lOriontol Gas 114a6161.0/1 SAOOO, 1 I 110.Nsw 60,000 10 'Orlentinlanalttaasa(L) 16,000, 10 Otago & uthlanillircet. 10.000 50 'Ottoman S.naaetal 10,000, 6 ,taiensuce Gas !Wilted 12,500, 10 IllasanialtM.Steewn(L) 2,600 6 Da 000,001 X et realuv.usidaiiii.l4o 10,100 50 'Peninsular & 0. Sows, 110,11100' 111 1 _ Du. New _ _ ISt 1111 10 U IdY 4pu 4 . 67 0 .., r id. eem, II pal 2} ital.' hita sped 2 4 pm 2 1 dim' 1 pm adi IdIN 20 II par — 2 — 1 dial al $s 102 112 102 112 1411.2 par 1 Sial m Ice 1 02 l I 11 e 4 ism le 4 Pa l • 3 di' I 21pm !• id id, Dom lb 15 a p 2 put• 11 N 3 grill Nil 1 4 -10 1 17:000 Is ,Quairals L. Z., 11.0 10,0 000 16 0 SO Jibyo.oo boa 10, Do Now 4.260 II 'lO J. City Insprov. (L ) 119.750 26 I Ditto ditto . . 16,000 100 'Royal 00,0001. 131. 'ttoot. Aastra. Isnot. (L. 60.030 60 ,1010, Knlight.*Co.(l. 30,004 SO Soc.Fhtor.ft'lleyoo(l.) 10.000 SO & &Mesa X. Is 10. (L.' 14.00 16 ,South Australian land 00,0004 iSobautelso 7 $l, M 0 10 'l'ol.oonstrocl a WlL 0100 OP iniusektilerml MO' 0 0 110 11.491 ,000 . 11 : rr ,VOISIA Le4. °6A.allarC:as K.7oo.oo. 00,000, 00 00040.1Larte• 10(i. 0000 10 Or AaasTos;l4o 26,000! 10 I r 10,000 SO I rim DIMINIKeII 0,00 AO wasraat Thsoftes(Lias. WOO be iWestladlakPacteelt L U" 96j 6 fa 43 a I 1 00111 1 $ pail 0 4 1 pea X 1 1 • 1 is otru s ! L - E it teal 14 17 ... 01 111 12 0 •. 111 ns pp PREFERENCE SHARES. Midland Consolidated Bristol and Birmingham, 6 weft& FOREIGN BA ELWAYR. B•leito limier. Junction, DO& 131, Sti Great Luxembourg, 9 is flambee and Meuse, 6 itin Pule (Limited), gtiiranbeed 7 per anat. (all paid), 18g. CI. prim. 1 Salm 1116 140 1 11 oohs! *6 48 423 31314 110 22 pm Si 1 116= 6i }db}em 70 72 7th 24 20 pas 2 pm' les 1:724 1* Oidla iota! 6 81pss' ▪ 2fple. 2 dUi 48 to L lal 341 5 46 38 7 p 87 IS pee/ 110 125 I /I 68 ▪ 6p. 1 8 6 19 81 ' 14 Oe dlai 1 2 pan ;dl. fpml SO ..21 par Ipak id , ipm 4 6 pm . 4 6 pm ; 11 13 ma ; 10 a pail (4131 014 Ws Pro; p- pei ars ipt I PF 1 Rl,lll 12 14 pm, i au t t Pra l dim par SS Sa 711 .4 41 dm! I al-1 t - i - e poi 0 yog i iital Idle par Idle per 4k ft 4. - CM we . m 1 if sal Usl I - 1 li 641 6 4 • it - 101 , ex I MONEY MARKET.--(THIS DAL) Two o'CLocaL The stock markets opened flatly this morning, and prices have since receded in many instances, although the tone at the present mo ment is somewhat better. Compared with the closing quotations of Saturday, Consols exhibit • decline of per cent., and some British lines and foreign stocks to 4. Bank and financial shares have also been unfavourably affected, especially Alliance Bank and London Financial. The demand for money is moderate, and the rate unchanged, at 81 to 9 per cent The supply is large. The charge for short loans in the Stock Ex change is 5 per cent. At Paris to-day, according to Mr. Renter's tele gram, the Three per Cent. Benter opened at 65fr. of being unaltered. Consols are now quoted 871 to 1 for money, and 88 toil for the account (Oct. 11). The official busi ness report is as follows :-Three per Ceut. Consols, for money, 871, 88, 871; ditto for account, 881 to 88 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 861 ; New Three per Cents., 861, 1,1, I ; India Five per Cent. stock, 1041, 1031 ; ditto Bonds, 28s. dis. ; Five per Cent. " enfaced" rupee paper, 100. Foreign stocks are dull. Turkish Bonds of 1862 have declined 1 per cent., and Greek and Spanish Passive and Certificates, 1. Sub joined are some of the present quotations :- Turkish, 1858, 68/ to 1 ; ditto 1862, 691 to ; Con solidda, 501 to / ; Greek, 221 to 231; Spanish Passive, 301 to ; ditto Certificates, 131 to 1; Confederate, 73; to 741 ; and Mexican, 261 to 27. Transactions are recorded as follows:.-Egyptian, 971, 96, 1, ex div. ; Greek, for account, 23, 1, 221 ; ditto coupon, for account, 10 ; Italian, for account, 66 ; Mexi can, for account, 261, 27 ; ditto 1864, 251 ; Peruvian, 1862, for account, 76 ; Portu guese, 1866, &c., 47 ; ditto, for account, 47, ; Russian, 1859, 541 ; ditto, 1862, 872 ; ditto, 1864, 881 ; Spanish Passive, 301, A, I ; ditto Certificates, for account, 131, 1, ; Turkish, 1851, for account, 911 ; ditto 1858, for account, 68, 1, ex div. ; ditto, 1862, for account, 691, 1, 70, 691; ditto 100/. Bonds, 69a ; Venezuela, 1862, for account, 551 ; ditto, 1864, 45, ex div. International Financial shares are now quoted 11 to 21 prem. ; General Credit, 11 to 2 prem. ; London Financial, 51 to 6 prem. ; Imperial Mer cantile, 11 to 1 prem. ; Hudson's Bay, 15 to I ; Anglo-Egyptian Bank, 1 to 1 prem. ; Imperial Mexican Railway, to + prem. ; Ottoman Societtf Gendrale, 11 to 11 prem. ; Credit Foncier and Mobilier of England, 11 to 2 prem. The commercial public will be interested to learn that Messrs. Glass, Elliot, and Co. have this morn ing received a telegram announcing the re-opening of the Malta and Alexandria Telegraph for the transmission of messages to Egypt, India, China, Australia, The condition of the Money Market, and the general disposition to increased caution resulting from it, are causing the stoppage from day to day of houses in weak credit, and trading on borrowed money, and which have been overtaken with transactions in excess of their resources. Accord ing to general rumours, further embarrass ments will shortly be shown, and, though the mischief has commenced in the cotton trade, it would be idle to attempt to limit the effects to that department of business only. At the same time, it is not believed that there is any general rottenness in trade of a nature to excite real uneasiness. The amount of gold sent into the Bank ou Saturday was 37,0001. The amount of bills on India for which tenders will be received at the Bank of England on the sth October will be rupees 30,00.000 (300,0001.) The tenders for the New South Wales Govern ment Treasury Bills, bearing six per cent. interest, will be opened to-day, the 26th inst., at the Bank of New South Wales. Mesas. Baring Brothers and Co. have an nounced the dividends on Boston City Sterling Four-and-a-Hall per Cent. Bonds, and New Bruns wick Si: per Cent. Bonds. SATOZDAy JITT7IINO. Consols, which closed yesterday et for the 11th October, opened and closed to-day at 881 to 1. For money the last price was 871 to 88. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 881, 871, 881, 871; ditto for account, 881, ; Three per Crate. Reduced, 881, ; New Three per Cents., 861, 1, ; Red Sea Telegraph. 191 ; India Stock, 208 ; ditto Five par Cent. Stock, 1041. Indian government securities remain steady. The March Exchequer Bills were also unaltered, at 15e. to be. die . ; and the June at 255. to 15s. dis. The foreign stock market was likewise depressed, especially as regards the more speculative descrip tions. Spanish Passive Bonds fell 1 per cent., the Certificates and Mexican Bonds #, Greek Bonds and the coupons, as well as Turkish securities and Italian stock, about,/ per cent. Confederate Bonds were steady. Bank shares continue to show decided heaviness. Alliance Bank were especially depressed, falling 21. As regards many other descriptions, the reduction ranged from ss. to IL per share, but it was not general. International Bank and Mercan tile and Exchange Bank shares formed an excep tion, being firmer. The rapid fall w the shares of the financial com panies continues. It was again especially severe to day in International Financial, which closed 10s. to 12s. 6d. worse than yesterday. London Financial declined 7a. 61. ; Imperial Mercantile, Credit Mobi lier, sod Credit Foncier, Es. ; and General Credit, 2s. 6d. per share. The closinquotations are annexed, viz.: —International, 2 to prem. ; Ge neral Credit, 1# to 21 prem.;London Financial, 61 to 7 prem. ; Imperial Mercantile Credit (amal gamated), 1# to 2i prem. ; Credit Mobilier, 2 to 21 prem. ex div. and new shares ; and Credit Foncier, 2 to 21 prem. ex div. and new shares. Hudson's Bay shares were again worse, at 15 to , and Egyptian Trailing at # to 1 prem. Many other undertakings in the miscellaneous list have also given way, including British and Irish Magnetic Telegraph, Commercial Union Insurance, National Discount, Joint-stock Discount, Miliwall Ironworks, New Zealand Trust and Loan, Royal Mail Steam, and Telegraph Construction. Anglo-Egyptian Bank shares closed at I to 11 prem., and Imperial Mexican Railway shares at g to g prem. Colonial Government Debentures are still offered. Lower prices were quoted to-day for New Brunswick and Nora Scotia Bonds and Canada Five per Cents. United States Five-Twenty Bonds were quoted 431 to 441. MINEB.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Ctocx. The mining market is quiet. East Grenville shares are quoted 71 to 1, being 2s. 6d. better East Caradon, 27 to 26; Great Yoe, 30 to 32; Wheal Beton, 210 to 215 ; West Beton, 210 to 220 ; and East Care Brea, 71 to 1. North Downs are officially marked 1. Foreign and colonial mining shares are inactive. Yudanamutaoa exhibit a drooping tendency. • general meeting of the Cappagh Mining Com pany (Limited), is called for the 3rd Oct., when re solutions are to be proposed for winding up the company and appointing a liquidator. At 'Wroth, on the 6th of October, 3,280 tons will be offered, viz. :-4,lifford Amalgamated, 925 tow—Wheal Sites sod Peadarves, 561—Wart Bates, 456—Bast Pool, 33T—Wheal Barest, 160—Seeth Wpm Ino—Dolooatb, 114-9onth Wheal Omit", 109—West Taigas, 190—Nerth Crafty, 95—East Basset, 86-11oeroft, 80—New Treleigh, 62-oara Cansbonee, 45—Coodurroe, 32—Crane, 30—Gan base Veen, 13—and Mogan Min*, 5 lona BILITISH MIN W. Urm Cambrian Con. Gold, LI Clifford Amid :walla (Eavistk ) 1 :Drakawalla i East Basset (illogaaj East Caradou Eaat Care Brea ' Fri 2.1.0 I S O 121406 d 3.4.0 I 2.7.0 84134. W. Russell kTavlatk.) °rambler & tlt. &Worn , OreU Lazar (Limited: Great Smith 'feigns G. W. Vor Melton) !Grenville Ilered's Yoot Pd. ICL ! ) " 1 4. Marts Vargar etalley Inlylant)i M Merrady hoe Ore .... I Naailles ..... • ***** i l' l lo o r r t b li Downs N. Wt. Basset (Illogen)1 i North Wheel Crotty 'Prosper United Providence (U. Leant) 8. Cared on (Sleleer) & W. Prances Mo Stray Park ( gen, , nn "rota _ West Basset (Illogaa). I W. Oaradon (Liskeard), West Chlverton t Wog Beton Wh. Emmet ( I llogaa ) Wh. Boller (Redrath) 1 Wheel Ladcott 'w.Mary Ann (Menhas I Wheel Beton Wh. Tr•lawney (Usk ) I Wheal Union Si Alt .6 !AO 7.1.6 10 6.7 1} 16.180 110.17.6 ill 10 3.6.8 8 58 i r 126 LIB No. I 00. 1 DOCIa. . Na l ao %MAW N. Cut sod W 664 India .• , AM% 10 Osne Lo ralflostamJacki i 6 I 6,678,110 IR ttdotutStAann 06 01 00 IM/0,8001 IL othampioo 100 SKIM Si Victoria CO* 00 Do. New 741SCKUUil Ito. I II& OOKMIIIAL 100 102 101 102 COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS• NAIL4LANE.-(THD3 DAY.) Oily moderate 'applies of English wheat wen received fresh ap to our market to-day ; bat the general wiedition of the samples was remarkably good. For both red and white qualities the demand was in a slaggish state, at ia some instances a farther &dam in the quotation. of in. per qr. show of foreign wheat was somewhat exteasive, and all kinds moved off slowly, at la. per quarter lees moon. Ws were fairly 'applied with both Eeglish and forage barley. Even the finest empire met a dull inquiry, at per quarter beneath rates current oe Monday Malt was lea. per quarter lower than last week, with • 101 l market. . . The supplies of oats were very large. The oat trade was, therefore, heavy, at Gd. per quarter lea money. There was leas activity in the demand foe bans, and prices gave way ls. per quarter. We have no change to notice in the value of peas ; but the demand for all kinds was in a sluggish stag. The flour trade was heavy. Country markets and in ferior foreign parcels gave way Gd. to le. per 280 Ito. The arrivals of floating cargoes off tout have amounted to 171, viz., 63 wheat, al main, 4 barley, beans, 7 linseed. I rapeseed, rod 10 cotton reed. Wheat ban changed hands to a fair extent at Is. to 2s. per quarter lees mosey. Mariano- Poli, has sold at 395. ; New (Attica, 74d. ; &retold, 3Ge. Amber Kentucky, 38s. W. ; Amber Milwaukee, 37a. Amber lowa, 375. to 38a. ; Amber Michigan, 38e. 6d. • and New York spring, 375. 6d. per quarter. A large bUinges bas been done in maize at a decline in the q notatioos of from ls. to Is. Gd. per quarter. About 20 twices have changed tuna-Odessa at 265. to 26a. Gd.; Galatz, 'Aa. 6d. to 275. 3d.; Moldavian, 26a.; and (buil, Via. 3d. to 235. Gd. per 4921bm Batley has given way fid. to la. per quarter. with a heavy inquiry. Odessa, November shipment, has produced 21r. per 4Aolbe. Rye is nominally 6d. to la. per qr. lower. Barbary buns have been held at 36., 6d. per 4801bs. Dari and milletseed are 6d. to Is. per qr. lower. The fernier is quoted at 275. to 275. 6d. ; the latter, 225. to 22.. 6d. per 480Iba. The demand for lin- seed is quiet. On the whole, however, priors are steady. Azoff seed may be quoted at Gle. per quarter. The quantity of East India linseed now presumedly on pre sage to the United Kingdom, compared with the cone spooding period of hut year, is as follows : 1664. 1861 To London from Calcutta To London from Bombay To Liverpool from Calcutta To Liverpool horn Bombay Total Is warehouse BomMy linseed is ctfering at 655. to (ilia. ; Calcutta, 60s. to 635. ; Black 615. t0 62a. ; and 604 Si. Petersburg, 595. to 6 0 s. per. qr. Wadies have declined se. per too, with 2 heavy market. London-made, 104 10s. to 111 5e.; Cottonseed lies fallen 2.. 6d. per ton. English, 51. ss. to St. 7 a. Gd. Rapeseed is in fair request for osport pur poses. Cuero., in warehouse, 665. ; Ferozeporo. yds. 6.1. to 595.; Calcutta, 565. to 575,; and wild Azoff, 32a to 34.. per quarter. Madras, on passage, has changed hands at Gds.; and Calcutta at 575. per quarter. The quantity of East India repassed now presumedly on passage, to the United Kingdom, com pared with the corresponding period of last you, la as fol lows : 1644. 1863. To Loudon from Calcutta 31,621 qrs. 31,039 cps To Lot:Kivu from Bombay To Liverpool from Calcutta To Liverpool flow Bombay 7,014 qr.. 24,806 Om Total 53,360 qrs. 80,860 qrs. The amount of business doiog in agricultural seeds u very moderate. Prices, however, are fouls supported. Azatosus or Sninet.—Englialt : Tares, 364 ; liaised, 60: rapeseed, 305; maize 90 ; sad soodry, 1,216 qrs. Foreign : Tares, 400 ; linseed, 2,655 ; mowed, ; maize, 1,260; and sundry, 225 qrs. lissome,—Wheat, 12; ramrod. 1,630; maize, 125 qrs. ; and flour, 1,966 Gets. 1.3711.11CHT PLICIPS. E.OLIII. Pot Sir. It'Rut. S. S. INIPMEent, red,1993 la to 4.3 .1364 $7 in 41 De.whlte,l3l3l 60 to 43 .).a Scotch. feed Scotch routs Irish, side* „ 1311. f BILL _ _ , WM 41 id 67 Norfola and ilocota rad. Ita.3 — to Baum' Malting -- Grinding ...... . 35 was ' 4.5 to 49 Ile Qr. I. I. TO to 24 24 to 21 1v to 21 20 to 13 Nampo Tkk.". Ilarrow P%eou.. blur. Lau, Norfolk, and Buffo& 6O to et ringston sad Mare 60 to a Brown "... so to so New .. Country lingllek, feed PO to 24i Norfolk and buffolk„ potato 24 to 27 414114 26 to lomat. he Qr. _OATS. wain. a. S. Dentsic ena Konigs berg 4O to 50 Rostock k Moab's = as to 45 55 So 45 Eassiasi. lure _ OAIS. Danko mai Swedish SAW= ....... .on Aineeleau, rut white BAILEY. Nitlttlos .. Danish EMMA& Tus r t. _ 22 to 24 20 to 22 SO tO 20 OATS. Dutch. ?re" - lB IS 23 feed ARRIVAIR OF GRAM, 120., WATEK CARRIAGE, MOM INCLU,IVE. INDIAN COLN. Whfte ntiest.'Barley. Malt. ,Oata. inns 'Peas' near. qn. I qrs. gra ' qrs. , qrs. , gra gels saki. English 64131490 lain lan 6b.5 664 .. 18099 593. Pertain .. 17006 feli2 75a4, 190..1 !Mr: U 25 SDI Total.— - 2001 1 7110 19844 86006, 265 S 0727 2823 LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. (THIS DAY.) (1T lO.TOTRIO AM) INTIRRATIONAL TILIGRAZIL) (FROM OUR OWR CORRZIPORDICti.) Less cheap ODtton offering, and market rather steadier. Salsa about 6,000; speculation and ex }art, 2,000 bales. YWow MINCING-LANE. 7 (TIIIS DAY.) Svcslt —The market is steely, bat quiet, the maim fields. 0300 bags of brown Mauritius, at 31s. 61. to Ms. 6d. Reim% • there is more disposition to purchase, sad prices sze rather firmer. Cot rae.—No sales reported. Its.—The marks* soiticaes inlet Rice-3,01'3 begs haws been disposed of. low to law Bedlam at 9s. 3d. to lls. ; good white Bee gal 13.. Rim-50 peach/ow sold, Demerara, :cod fair, Is. 714. Corrolf.-1300 bass sold. Becgcl, 121 ; Jars's, ltid. ; China, for oasts. 13d. The sales advertised for to-morrow consist of 300 hbas, 11.000 tap, sugar ; 340 make, 400 cow., 4,50) na:v mese • 900 packages Assam tea ; 303 bags sal:pore, Rol r.OO 1111; castor oil. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The market is steady. Tows tsllow is quoted 421.; Petersburg Y.C. as the spot, 41s. ; October to De comber, 425. 3d. ; Deeseabse, 435. 3d. ; Jessup to Mszoh, 435. 9d. ; March. 41s. 6d. ►AATICRLAAA 07 TALLOW. Steck oa hand day sr,ars ~~~~. Ottioitroni Ist Jam Arrival last weak Ditto trim Whim :Kirii 24.1104 18.495 2.173 1.10.:7 .P. 4C : 5 .23,144 00,066 1,:05 40.060 1.341 16.t..24 41$. Od. 445. 1.1. PrkeT.C.onthesotthisdayewt: 4417.6 L I 444 Ntto T.,wn 144 Pliday Arrival for the week and*" Oat A. last year, 1.175 cads, sad delivery 2.1:2 casks. The arrival lag week comprised us casks retersl.urg, 10 Australia. sod 00 South America . total. 1.341 casks. METROPOLTTAN CATTLE MARKET, (THIS DAY.) There se. a few more beast. than on Monday last, lint choice qualities are by no means olsetifttl. Prices are no* much altered oe this average. Inferior kinds meet with a dull sale, and are rather lower. There is a considerable iserame in the number of sheep ; trade is consequently dull, awl on the averse* prices am lower. Calves are selling about the sear as oo Thursday. From Germany and Ireland there ars 3.290 beasts, 10,130 sheep, 373 calves. sod 220 irca. Spam, 60 beasts; Ireland, 670; and 2,760 from the nbern sad Midland Counties. to stow of Alba. 4 • a. di Poo 443•0 of Abs. 4 4. ad. Root Scots, Hirai& 6 0 6 4 Best Deatll4lklo6k 0 • • • Boot Abort-borne 4 8 6 0, Bat Long-w 0015.... 6 0 e 4 Reeved qua/ bomb I 0 4 0 I Do. do. Shorn .... • 0 • 0 Calves fin Boot Dmit 111410040 9 4 6 6 , laiobs m a db at market, 6,430; 'beep and lambs, 2.,:90; oftivoo, 386. pfgo, 690. BOROUGH HOP 11ARILST.--(THIS DAY.) Menem. Named= end Smith report a very active der mead for all descriptions of hops, Very fall p non are realised for all choMe Bad oolory aorta, which are daily getting scarcer. Low and middling samples barely maintain List week's quotations. I Tea Lugo@ BANK SOSPIMIIOIt. —One of the em ir queues' of the skesoedleg of Ilr. J. W. Mareas• Is she suspension for • mooed time of the iroe mining at OaelLe Reward and Kirkby's- *oar bishop. After Ita?diakills for two or throe or tke works Wag feweetlY lamed by Mr. Marnilea. end hue bees vigorously workei for • few weeks, coo new shift having been sunk to the *dint of 100 feet. Waage* Dew works were in oontemplation, including • bridge over the Newest. The band. were all knocked off work on Friday, sad at mein% all in at a standstill. 1.13. t 42.75; i:77 rue. M to Et 37 to 40 34 to 43 FUJOK. Tows mods, p..r :!93 tbs. 10 poi Ony M. Housebold rid Ma. Trona; per BICk .... 10 to Spaateh, 31 to n American, per D 0... 19 to 24 Caaadlau. .. 19 to 211 'TO W\ DON, BY LA ND AND SEP r. 17 TO SEPT. 24, left, 82 8 16 32 to 116 15 to 118 38 to 44 ii iO ii Tor Qr. I. a. IT to 12 10 to 20 26 t• so u to • 32 to 118 36 to U 30 to U 29 to 31 ' 1 I Sr w, of 1a 1 tar - IN IN AA M, on Is. a 111 , 1' I* ,