The Express. — London, England, 1864-09-12 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Before Mr. Registrar Hiatt.) RE CHARLES HENRY NOTTINGHAM. eas the first meeting for the proof of debts and ap of assignees. The bankrupt was described am • of music, of Rosedale-road, West Dulwich. t, debts are not large, and the failure is attributed to increase of family, and ► falling off of professional \lt u l'everley, of Coleman-street, appeared as solicitor to talon. ~i4 n ees were chosen. le were several choices of assignees, but the cues pre ,i iio features of interest. RE TOOTH. • . FRS a sitting for choice. The bankrupt was as rt. r and dealer in china and fancy good.. Debts, The failure is attributed to bad debts acd ~es exceeding profits. were chosen. RE DAVIS. Nsw ADJUDICATION. kacoo, of Peterborough, presented a petition for td j u. 4 , ,amet J. L. Doom, auctioneer, of Peterborough. Owlities are understood not to be very heavy, and ad ...lea vu made. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) BOW-STREET. TRY HIV. MR, HIBBS AGAIN. .1)* /fib's. a clergyman of the church of England, ~ • at the bar before Mr. Flowers to answer the of having caused an obstruction to the public tho. ~..rme by preaching in Trafalgar-square. mistable Henry Comten A 616, was about to give . • ,leuce , when the defendant demanded his address and mod him as to his comprehension of the sacred obli. of An oath, almost before he had utterred a sentence. !icer being at length allowed to proceed, stated that • a.,, on duty in Trafalgaraquare at half-past 3 on staiday afternoon when he raw a large crowd :.,,,,asseuibled in the thoroughfare. The defendant was zed ou one of the terraces giving out a hymn. He was .• „e 1 between the National Gallery and the Crescent Witness went up to him, and requested him to v no he could not be permitted to preach there. a crowd of five or sin hundred persons gathering • .e time, causing serious obstruction RI the carriage r toe vehicles passing through the square. On • iv week witness and other constables had removed _.from the same place. The defendant came down to the • but refused to leave, and went on "arguing" with •. Decide. Finding that be would not go away witness • , him into custody, and the charge was taken at the '3. the defendant, who bad several friends with him liberated on bail. -feadaut— W I not walking towards St. Martin's actual:y going away, when you took gne into witiless —You walked a few yards only. You said ►oo . , written order from Sir Richard Mayne to preach there. Flowers—lf that is so, Mr. Hibbs, you can produce .:1 there is an end of the case _ ~ - feadaut—lt is not exactly an order, but a notice, which ~.ib,ted here on a former occasion, and which gives me . to preach unless requested by the inhabitants to •Now, sir, (to witoess)— lid I Dot call on my friends • Pow me to lAueseter.square. t, ttle , l-I_er, you waved your heed to them, and said, ‘s, friends, to Leicester square." ~f rodant—ls not this sufficient proof that the constable per;ored himself ! He has sworn that I refused to go, DOW admits that I was actuallygoing. The fact is I took cumber in my book, and wrote by the side of the entry •.. words, "very insolent." He then took me out of - - - - Mr:Flowers—l think it very probable that you intended : cud that the constable may have been mistaken as to - intention. I shall, therefore, discharge you ; but you ' - tot preach in public thoroughfares to the obstruction • ...le traffic. I dare say you think it is very wicks for 7. buses and cabs to be out at all on Sundays, bat you - not expect your judgment to be universslly adopted. ...re now discharged. , rfetidant—Oh, I have not done with this man yet. Now, • 7 — soil this is • very grave matter, air—are you the con •'.Dle who addressed to me, a clergyman of the church of zlarid, the offensive words, " None of your slang r witness—Yes, I did use those words. ....feodant (with great vehemence)—Now, sir, let the Air see what sort of men they have to deal with. Mr. Flowers—That was an impudent remark, no doubt; Mr. Bible, we must bear in mind that • policeman u only man, having blood, heart, and temper, like other men ; .:d if you, a clergyman of the church of England, cannot .-ep your temper (and anyone who has seen your excited :Luther must be clear upon that point), you must not be • .rprised if • man in the coestable's station of life should rget himself also. I dismiss the case. The defendant, who seemed anxious to keep op the case :uch loner, then reluctantly retired from the dock. CLERKE3:WELL LEAVING • CHILD AT THE FOUNDLING HOSPITAL. Margaret Winter, a decently-attired, respectable-lookiag .uog woman who had • healthy-looking chubby i n f an t her arms, describing herself as an ironer, residing at 5, redericketreet. St. John's-wood, was charged before Mr. aker with unlawfully exposiog her female child in xidfordostreet, Ituesellequare, whereby the health of such child might have been permanently injured. The who appeared to feel her position very severely, e a , allowed to be seated. Police-constable Webb, 110 E, said—About halt-past 9on rlday night the prisoner and another female mme to the • ...liter-street police-station and asked the inspector if be , ulel tell when the child was goes that wu found in .;i'olford-stases • few nights Where. She was told that the bad been taken to the St. Pancras Workhouse, and she :.en said that she thought if she could see it she could idea :.k it. She and the other woman accompanied him to the workhouse, and as soon as the child wu shown her, and wt:zh is the one she now has in her urns, she began to cry. ifs nitre's) asked her what the was crying about, and she %leo said the child was hers, took it, and then added that 64 left it io Guildford-street on the Monday night bef. , re. He took her into custody and charged her. Mr. Charles Potter said he wu a joiner, and resided at H,Dry-street, Peetonwille. About 11 o'clock on Mon d N. the .7.,th lost., se he was paring the Foundling Hospital ..uildford-street, Russell-square, he saw • parcel lying .•: wands the gates, and found it to contain • child. He • charge of it, and afterwards gave it to a police-con s:, le. Ile should my the age of the child was about two r , ttiin, and the one the prisoner had in her arms was the . 'fhere was no one near him when he found the child, bad be noticed "Avon, near the spot immediately lrf. re. ..Ir. William Beard, a clerk residing at 61, Great Russell -17,:t, paid that on last Monday night he was standing at corner of Lansdowne-place , speaking to a friend. and .w three women standing by the Foundling gate. A little t. .r after one of the women crowd over to when be was and after waiting a lilt's while went away. The f :L. r two women had previously left. To the best of his f the prisooer was the woman that crowed over to w. •i v he was standing. When he crossed over he saw the ‘'.::d found. i.ii:e•eolistable 24 E said he received the child in ques cooveved it to the workhouse. It was well clad ,:d aiiiissred very strong cud healthy. The child the pri uow had in her are was to the best of his belief the d. Barker asked the prisoner if she wished to ask the v • ....es soy .viestions, and being answered in the nags ! -..l,aired to know if she had anything to say in answer t ;barge. prisoner said that unfortunately for her the child and was illegitimate. She had been short of work, •H c;tg afraid that she could not support the child as well could wish. she thought she would leave it outside and that then it would be taken in there weil done for, and well oared for. She had not the inteution of injuring the child, and it nearly broke • when she parted with it, although she be better dose by and better provided for t..- Foundling than if she kept it. She did not t ,; ,to the workhouse, Lai if she was allowed to • . she would promise to do such a thing :.-r was e.iry, very dear to her, yet 'be thought it f good when she placed it outside the Clot gate, believing that it would be taken in there. li-olter remanded the prisoner for a few days, sad r that itiii ui ries should be instituted about her. , • - ~ouer was removed hugging her baby and weeping ~~Cf.~ HIGHGATE. I ti'ff. BEATING OF LITTLE CHILDREC A At, residitur at Highgate, appeared before -.,.1,t. ~ e tpl a full bench of magistrates, to aoswer to o‘ for o.lfterfully assaulting and beatiog two chi'. • -• 1 ‘ .. it n, and Frederic:lc Stodadou. who wi th another child. • :Jr ..f tewler age, bad been placed under the ,dint, to board and lodge, hi their father, """ . , O.otlKloo, of G. , John-street, Smithfield, stationer, • wt,t, from the office of Mew. Shams and Roscoe, •nl r .w, the aolicitors to the Society for the Proton . , v ,, mon..nd Children, who had taken up tbe CYO, fne ti.e complainant. Mr. Hammond appeared for , i cored that the complainant, on Thursday, the 28th - • nt to see his children, and brought them home ' stay for a week, nod on bringing them home his • :, 13 1 . 411 , Iby his late wife's mother to the otitis of .ire n , end the cruel manner in which they matt here He examined the two boyaWm.and Frederick, vered they were much bruised and cowered with • • .f be.iteti with • stick. On the Monday morning • • -tr. examined by • doctor, and afterwards went ii•lent with Mrs. Buoce, a osighbour, and the two r defendant was not at bat hie boy w,,,t to the washhoum and found the rod he bad • ith, a very formidable one. He mmaastrated, •• wife upon their cruelty, and after the t 41, 11 ,, ut the defendant came to him sad ad ate., the children, bat only own, sad asked • t . ' a fuss about it. THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 12, 1864. The defendant, by the advice of hie solicitor, pleaded guilty, sod az his sorrow for what he had dons. The oom mat, having asked the wasaistrate to deal with the atm leniently, the defendant was discharged ; he payiog lia costs mid 2IX to the poor-boa. SHARE LISTt.-(TILIS DAY.) Two o'OLoar" - The railway market is inactive to-day, but prices generally are well maintained. As regards the leading stocks the variations comprise a rise of per cent. in South Eastern, and in London and North Western, and a decline of in Midland, and in Great Eastern. London and North Western stock is now quoted 111 ft to 1, ex div. ; Great Western, 68 to ; Mid land, 129 to 1, ex div. ; Lancashire and York shire, 114 f to 115 i ; South Eastern, 82} to I, ex dir. ; Metropolitan, 1051 to 1, ex div.; Lon don and South Western, 93} to 94}, ex div. ; Great Eastern, 45 to ; Caledonian, 124 to 125 ; and Great Northern, 127 to 128, ex div. The securities of the Grand Trunk Railway of Canada are in demand and firmer. Indian and foreign lines are quiet. ORDINARY SMARM AND STOCKS. I &ales 1112. I Pd. I RAILWAYS. I r Cig aurC7 to 1 Dan- . . 111 el, Istria., W 01. a Stour Val. - - - 14. 100 , Blyth and Type -. .- .- 10 all ' Boston.faseftd,&llllC - -.- as. 100 i Bristol aad llaMer SS 16 ad - ad SI. 100 ;Caledonian ll4 IU 1234 80 all )(brit mad &ado° 10 all 'Cornwall 6 7 - 10 all 'Do. •)• no dlv. until 6 -•-• - U MI ' Do. Blp. a ispald to B. - .. 50 all Dublin and Belfast June 11 18 36 all DundesPerth,&AbLlo" 111 11 -- St. 100 Zdlnburghand Glow. 89 91 - U. ,149 Glasgow and 8. Wasters 108 110 - 88 1100 Great Eastern Ord. 84. 45 46 45* 1 St 100 , Do. A amt - - - 11l 100 , Do. L Ant. Stk., No.! 7 71 - 14, 100 Great Northof Seolland - - - 8t 100 : OrestNorthern 126 128 ad - ad St. 100 Do.A A rec. ao dlv. ttn- 138 139 zdj 1381 ad 11l 100 .Do.B I / 1116 p. e. tipeid B 127 110 ad - ad at 100 :Gt. south o West. (Ire.; 90 91 - 8t 100 'Oreei Western ; 68 661 681 U. 1001 Dallloar Val.Guaßtk' - - - Bt. 1100 Do. Bout Wales 1 --.- - Bt 100 Do. W. MM.-Oxford; 46 47 - Bt 100 , Do. Do. Newport) 38 MI - 8t 100 ' Do. Do. Hereford , 100 103 - 114. 100 lancasldre & Yorkshire 1141 1151 1151 141 U. 100 London and Illaetwall 64 06 61 U. ; 100 Lou.. Brbrhtn. & S.Coast 101 193 - Bt. ,100 'LoadoNehattun,&Dov.l 39 41 - Bt. 100 .Londoo& North Mesta 1111 112 ad 1111 1 ad Si. .100 ' LondonanouthWesteru , 93 95 ad al 314 1 zd St. 1100 I Ilan.,SheL,& Llneolnah 1 64 OS 65 60 'ad , Maryport and Carliale - - - 111 all ! Do. Do. 1 Dares: - - - St. 100 'lf etropotitan 11051 104 zdtto 1051 1 xdlln St. 1001 Do. New 81. .100 'l6ldlsad om - 1201 129 1 ad 1291 1 * xd WM all Do. N St. 100 Do ann. & Derby. 19 101 ad - ad 00 all 11. d. Oh Wet (Ire.) - - - 26 I all. Do. 1 Shares .. - - 26 , all Hid Zeal , -•-• - 10 I all lild Kent (.lay Une) 1 - -•-• St. 1100 North : IS 54 - U. .100 , Do. Ildto..Perth,Duad 1 16 16 - St. 1100 N. llaateru-Berwlet 25 1161 I Do. G. N. L Pure - - - IX 1100 ' Do. Leeds 6 31 84 4 - 8t 1100 , Do. York 92 93 931 St. .100 I Da. eadlale - - - 16 ! ail, Do. Stort.&Darllng l6l 251 - U ;49 , Do. 40. 1865-58 9 10 on - 26 111 I Do. do. 166041.- 71 64 pm - flt. !100 North London - 10 5, De. New - - 84. It / :North Staffordshire._ 74 75 1711 10 i all N. &8. Western Juan . 101 11 ad - 6t , 100 Seottlah Central 1 138 136 - 81. .100 I Scottlah N.& Aber 806 1 - - - 84. 'lOO &MU& Illdland - -.- 10 I all Shrewsbury a Welchpl , - - - St 1100 Shropshire Union , 97 60 - 84. 100 : South Devon ' 85 ST ad - ad St. 1 100 Booth Eastern 134. :100 S. Yorksh. & Bless Dun; 101 103 - IM I all stalnes.Wokinehm,6te. 8 9 ad - ad Bt. 100 Tait Vale - 10 1 1 Do e 1 4 pm .- St. .100 Yale of Neath - zd ft. 1100 Victoria Stn. & Max) -, - - St. 1 100 Waterford & " 23 Kilkenny. , - - - Bt. ,100. West Cornwall - St - 160 : W.Harilpl. Hub. & EL I - - - 100 Victoria Stn. & Pimlico' 1 100 Watarford & Kilkenny 100 West Cornwall 100 ,W.Hartipl. Harb. & M 1111111 SH Pd:T—Rltimars. lONS. 2121211171.1 IMXIIII. • 405,053 tk. Ot.Pato.4p.o.llar.a.sep. luo 1001011116, St. G.Ntha.,tp.c.Jan.&Jaly,loo 1110,000 St. G.Wista.-11.31.-0x.,44 1 , p. et.. Jan. 418,000 R. Lanc.&YX4p.c.jito&3l74oo 660,000 St. Loo.Brigh.tp.c.lan&rlylloo 1048843 St. I ..&N.W.tp.e.Jan.&Julyloo 311,830 St. I Do. Se p.c.lito.&July 100 160,710 St. 'L.&B.W.,lp.c.Jaa.&Jelylloo •• • • St. 'tlitlbutd,4p.e.ll.o.lJut7,loo .... St. N. British. XP.& D. 8.,1 6". ot., Feb. &An... 100 82,43 St. .N.Estro..4 p.c.Jto&rolli 100 .... St. :Scot 5.E.,4p.e.Ap.&00t,.1 100 dPa a cal 97 V 2 f 97 le 9799 9696 n 99 en Me 97 99 9799 _ oe le .. %t M; 104 - 96f 1001 1e MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Crocx. The mining market is dull, with little business. East Grenville shares, however, are in good demand, at 7i to I, being s e . b e tt er ' than on Satur day. Carn Camborne are quoted 30s. to 355. East Caredon are officially marked 27i ; East Lovell, ; and Great Vor, 28i. United Mexican Mining shares are better. Transactions are recorded at sa and 51. St. John del Rey have been dealt in at 354 at 3tii. An extraordinary meeting of the United Mexican Mining Company (Limited) is called for the 20th inst., when a dividend is to be recommended. The Great Laze,' Mine gold, on the 6th inst., 100 tons of lead ore, at 25/. 10a. per tog ; and the North Devoe, 40 toes, at 121. 15s. 6d. per too. The Deep Level mine sold, on the Bth bast 15 tans of lead ore, at 13/. lls. lid. p er t oo ; t h e Bryoford Hall, 6 tons, at 131. 12a. per ton ; the Bryn G wiog, 45 toes. at 151. 2e. per too ;the Long Rake, 25 tons, at 14s. L. 6d. per ton ; th e Speedwell. 5 ions, at 121.135. 6d. per ton ; and the Pennant, 10 tons, at 14/. per toe. At a sale of copper ore held at Redroth on the Rth inst., 2,083 tons were sold for 10,9.17!. las. Average standard, 124!. 6a. ; average produce, 6$ ; average price per toe, Si. ss. ; quantity of tine copper, 134 tons cwt. ; average standard last sale, . 12s. At Truro, on the 22nd instant, 4,506 tons will be offered for sale, viz.:—Devoe Great Consols, 2,078 toes—East Cara. don. 503—Hingstoo Down, 460—New Wheal Martha, 455 —Marks Valley, 434—Bedford United, IR9—East Wheal Russell. 128— Wheel Friendship, 127—Whail Emma, 102 —and Faradon, 30 tam. A telegram was received on Saturday afternoon from the &gene' of East Wheal Grenville, stating that goad ore hag been met with in the 75-fathom level. The 55 west has alio improved to 131. per fathom. FIRE IN THE KINOSLAND-ROAD.•—(THIN DAT.)— Shortly after 2 o'clock a.m. a fire broke oat on the premises of Yr. Eatbreod, oil, colour, and Italian warahowisman, No. 1%, Kingsland-road. The inmates upon jumping out of bed found the flooring over the shop to hot that they were acutely able to stand upon the boards. The Royal Society's escapes, and several sogines of the pariah and London Brigade including one of Shand and Mesoo's land steamers, attended with all passible expedition, and there being a good supply of water, the fire was extin guished, though not until the whole of the valuable stock in trade wax destroyed. The loss will fall upon the Sun office. FATAL ACCIDENT ON THE METROPOLITAN RAIL WAT.—About midnight on Saturday • female about 24 years of age was seen to enter the station of the Metropolitan Railway at Port and-road, as was supposed, to take the 12.5 p.m. train. She passed on to the platform, and by some means, oot correctly ascertained, fell upon the metals, and was instantaneoudy killed. The body wee removed to St. Marylebon e W or khouse to be identised. The deceased was five feet high, grey eyes, hair dark brown, sod was dressed in a figured black stuff 'owe, ditto jacket, • red crinoline petticoat, and • man's shirt, and cashmere boots. In her possession was found an American bag con- Piing envelopes, pencil, and writing paper. In her pocket was (cued a lid. in silver and 50. ANOTHER DEATH IN THE HIGHGATE POND , ..— This morning the police forwarded to Dr. Lankester the particulars of the death of Robert Hilliard, • labourer, aged 43, who was accidentally drowsed in one of the seven ponds at Highgate oa Sunday afternoon, It would appear that • toy yacht had been sunk in one of the ponds some time since, and that the owner had offered • reward for its raoovery. Owing to the recent drought the waters in these ponds have got very low. Yesterday, whilst the deceased was strolling round the pond he sew a portion of the yacht protruding from the mud. Although he had recently been suffering from • severe attack of erysipelas and still had the :narks on his legs and arms he stripped, and notwithstanding he wee advised of the dangerous nature of his pro needier, be jumped into the water. He suc ceeded in reaching the yacht, but before he could get to shore he was attacked with cramp, and at once went down. The police were speedily in attendance, but although the drags were at thee used it was some time before the body could be recovered. and then all efforts to restore animation were of no avail. The deceased, it is stated, has left • wife and three children to deplore his untimely end. SERIOUS ACCIDENT TO A CADET.—A serious acci dent occurred on Wednesday last to Mr. Lighten. a cadet of her Majesty's ship Britapoia, who while running about the rigging fell from the main chains sad struck on the biedieg.stage of the gangway. by which he received a frac ture of the skull and severs internal injury. Mr. Sayre, • a young cadet, seeing him in the water bleeding and in seosible, instantly sprang overboard in the most gallant mariner to the rescue, and was quickly followed by Mr. Staekpoole, another cadet (both having their clothes on). They endeavoured to support him as well as they could, but, finding the tide too strong, were about to relinquish their hold, when Lientesant Hereford, observing their helpless position, swam to their relief, and succeeded in keeping the drowning boy above water until picked up by one of the officers and seamen who hastened from the ship in • boat which was fortunately alongside. Mr. Lightou was removed to the hospital at Dartmouth, where he remains under the care of Dr. Bremner, the surgeon in charge. He is still M a precarious state, but hopes are entertained of his recovery. GREAT FIRE AT LIMEFIOUSE.—OD Saturday even ing, between six and seven o'clock, • fire broke out, which was not finally subdued till noon yesterday. It took its origin in an extensive io St. Ann's.row, and no doubt was caused by the friction of the machinery. It soon however spread to • number of houses in the neigh bourhood, the isbabitants of which were naturally thrown into • state of great consternation. The fire-engines speedily arrived, and the brigade laboured incessantly to restrict the area of the coofiagratioo, but many hours elapsed before they were at all successful. To give anything like an approximate idea of the total loss would at present be impossible, hut some notion of the ex tent of the fire may be formed from the subjoined official report:—Lee Cut Works, St. Ann's-lane, Limehonee, Messrs, Lloyd and Co.. packing - ca manufacturers and tin plate workers. Buildings 146 long and 75 wide, used an steam saw mills, and workshops burned down sod con tests coosumed. The engine rooms and boiler houses ad joining severely damaged by fire. The stock in open yard slightly by ditto. Cause of fire, friction of machieery. Contents insured in the Commercial Union Fire Office. Nos. 1 to Bin Asn's.row, Liniehouse, let out in tenements, but belonging to Mr. J. Mitcham—Fronts burned, and windows demolished. Contents damaged by hasty removal, water, lie. Not Insured. No. 9, ditto, similar damage, belonging to Messrs. Lloyd sad Co. Let out also in tenements. In sured in the Commercial Union Office, but the occupants were not insured for a 'Mile penny. St. Ann's Farm, East lodio-rod— Mr. AL Abbott, dairymen and cowkeeper ; hay lofts and sheds damaged by fire, water, sad removal ; con tents and buildings insured in the London Fire Office. EARL RUSSELL FRATERNISING WITH SHEFFIELD EXCURSIONISTS. Mr. John Young, of Carveratreet, bookbinder, regorge OA to publish the following =pli, for the correctness of which he : A most pleasing incident occurred on Saturday last, during the pleasure trip to Haddon Hall of the workpeople of Messrs. Townsend and Son, stationers and bookbinders, Surrey-street. While the 'party were halting for refreshments at one of the hotels on the road, Earl Russell (who was on • visit in the neighbour hood), accompanied by • young lady and gentleman, hap pened to pus. His lordship. being recognised, was rupee.- folly desired to "partake of a glass of old English cheer." He cordially acceded, the party in the meantime doffing hate, and starting up "Ride Britanoia." His lordship ap peared much gratified at this unexpected reception, and continued to acknowledge the cheer, waving of bats, until a turn in the road hid him from view. The glass " so honoured " was purchased, and will hereafter be zealously preserved as a valued reminiscence of the very interesting occasion. —Shrffidd Independent. OYSTER BEDS. —The banks in the Solent be tween Calshot Castle and Cowes are famous as natural oyster breeding grounds, sod sometimes nearly 100 small vessels are seen there at one time dredging for young oysters to be laid down in various rivers, to grow, breed, and fatten. No matter how small the oysters are, even if no bigger than • sixpence, they are valuable for the various rearing grounds. Some rivers seem better adapted than others for the growth of these oysters by causing • difference in the flavour of the latter, and • large number of oysters sold in the London market as natives or other choice varieties ere taken from groom& which have been stocked from the Solent. Nature provides for the distribution of oysters in a very curious manner. Oyster spawn is at first light, acid is easily carried from the parent oysters by the tide. Gradually tlisawn rises to the surface, and the instant it is ex posedto the atmosphere its specific gravity is apparently increased, for it suddenly sinks, and whatever solid sub deem it first touches in its descent to the bottom it makes ita home, from whence it seeks nourishment, and commences growing to maturity. CRYSTAL PALACE—At the Crystal Palace to-day (Moods!) Mr. Nelson Lee has provided a host of attraction, including Miss Woodier, Messrs. Toole and Paul Bedford, sod other members of the Adelphi Theatre, in a theatrical representation. There will he • popular comers., conducted by Mr. Alfred Mellon. Mr. Stead, Sam Collins. Harry Bo len*, and many other celebrities, will also lead their aid. AMERICAN MAIL STEAMERS DoE—There are two steamers due at Liverpool the week with the Ameriesn mails. The Inman Company's steams Elsa, from New York, with dates to Sept. 3. will, DO doubt, reach Cape Clear or Queenstown in the course of Wednesday next. Cie Friday night, er early on Saturday monism the Cunard steamer China, with dates from New York to the 7th, may be expected to arrive off Cape Clear or Q oe snsbwa. One of the largest farms in Nortpton, Mae- n ykusatts, prodnowi 19 Lxio dole. worth of tetras° last year, and several other farmers raised from 5,000 to 10,000 dots. worth.—Beston paper. 69 61 99i 101:1i Oa i PD. 4 a 1 100 all Atlantic& St. LIWTODC4I, dt 100 Bom.Bar. C.lng.6p.c. 10 10 Do. E Shares 94 all Buffalo et Lake Huron 10 all Do. Preference 100 100 Buff., Brent,itGoderich p. c. Bds. A 06.1,1972 too 100 Do. do. July 1, 1673 100 100 Do. do. June 1, 1676 st. 100 Ca/ & &Pastern &p.c. g. St. 100 Caps T. a Dock dp. pref g. _ _ 100 all Demerara,7 p.c.p St. 100 Bast. Beno er l go. 6do lOl In 100 fast Indian go. 6do lOO 110 all Do. 0 Zateralon 191 10 all Do. H do 192 BC 100 Grand Trunk of Canada' 19 100 all Do-Equip. M.8.,6p.ct 91 100 all Do. let pref. Bonds 7O 100 all Do. do. deferred II 190 all De. 2nd pref. Bonds i OS 100 all Do. do. deferred 66 100 all Do. 3rd pref. stock 100 all Do. do. deferred 66 100 all Do. 6th pref. Stock 100 all Do. do. deferred 06 190 ' Great Indian Peninsula lul 10 12 I Do. gun 6 per cent. 20 2 Do. New do jdla tn. 100 Oa s. of India g. 6p. et 86. 100 1 , DoDo 61 per cent. IDIW Gt. Western of Canada, 101 18 Do. New 100 , all Do.6p.e.Bds. pay. 1073 100 all D 0.61 do. do. 1977-8 10 1 ,Indian Breach, IJailted 10 1 Do. New St. 100 Madras guar. 6p. cent it. 100 Do. do. 61 do 83. 100 Do. do. at t 16 2 Do. FMB Eztsneloo St. 100 MetS. Corp. 6 per e. Bd 60 all Meth. and Hormone Bay 10 all N.lirrin.dCan.claA St 100 N.R.ofguallp.c.lnp.B., It,. 100 *Linde. gun. 6 p.m cent., in. 100 Do. Delhi do 10 1 Do. do. do. 61. 100 . Do. Pnajauo do St. ,100 Do. Iridos St. Plot. dal JOINT BTOCI No. 18 1 - - Brag& , 100 Agra& Maaterejazial..) 20,000 i 50 Do. New ,isa. XO p.) 10,000! 60 iAlblos 10,00;l00 I alllsacolasALlverpool 10,040, 100 Do. Now 100.000 10 Ayala Austrian 10,000 10 Anglo Rah= (I.ltalta4 mew 40 Australasia 1,600 40 Do. Ns. itme 10 DaakatßsitishColumbla 1O aoo, is 4000 100 16000 10 10,000 100 10,000 60 MOO 100 WOOD 10 60.000 20 10,001 60 10.000 60 Bank of London Back of Otago (Limited ) Bank of Qtmendand (L.' Bank MY ictoria, Austria Hank of Wale. (Um) Bank of New Zealand Bradban&Portuguese;L ri I British & Californian (L British N. America IO:t . 11 - 41 - u . a . ., Do. New Chart. Mer. of Indla,Ac. Do. New Day Colonial Coco. Hank of Inds, kc I Copse Mated Bank (L, Continental (L) t.ast London 'Limited I Pastern E &change Lim Entr.MeoLanasteharto.l English and boadlah ,L I European Rank ,Llnaltaa Do. wilr _ Hlnauso.CbinadJap.(L Do. New Imperial Sauk, limited! W. N ew In;i:Bt.of an it: Imperial Ottom international Beak lonian Do. New Land Mort ilk. India ,L Lon.Bk.ofMesico,&c. Lon. Bank of Scetbuid, London and Brazilian .1. lon.B.Ayres&R-Plate.L Do. New, Ms at le pm. Lon., Bir., &S. Staff. (L.:. Lon. CA. Bank of Austriai London and Colonial (L I London and County.... Lon. /JanticCeu.KA(Li Landon Joint Stock.... Lou. and Northern (L.? Loudon& South African Lon. & S. Western (Lim. Lao. & Westminster .. Merchant Bank WILL Mercantil* & ZschaniL Lo. New _ _ Metro. & Prov. hank (L Midland /lank (Lim.) National of L iv erpool .. N. Pro. of &gland. • • Natlooal — 'Elank, New New Soeth Wales New Zealand (Mullah' North Western_ Oriental Bank Corpnrn I Provln.lianklageorp.a., Prorinc. of Ireland Wade, Paul., &Delhi (L Booth Australia South Sodom (Lam.) Mond. of B. S. Milos , Do. do. Union of Australis:New Union of I rolood (1.1m)1 Doke oil London 3L200 so 7,800 80 _,,_... ... 20,000 26 10,000. 23 10000 100 10,000 100 10,400, 25 010,000 10 6,000 100 20,000 60 60,000 20 15.000 20 40,000 60 44,001/ 60 16.000 60 10.000 100 10.000 100 12,000 100 2,000 100 10,000 to Iss,ooo to 16,000 60 6,0v0 26 .17.1 - $5.1 IS _,_ 100,000 20 20,000 60 10,000 100 10,000 100 6,000 ICO 20,000 25 6,000 100 60,000 20 10,000 100 00,000 00 6,000 100 00,000 60 10.000 100 10,000 20 6.000 100 60,000 100 10,000 100 10,000 60 20,000 _6O ii:Oii) too 6.000 too 10.000 too 14 2. *30 ICI 20,000 60 26,000 20 40,000 10 60.000 20 60.600 26 20,000 60 26,000 160 21.600 20 20,000 26 _ 10,000 26 10,000 100 1,460 100 10,400 16 10,000 100 *OOO 60 fillekh. 1,0611,9 M. 112•1 mad West India . 100 le. 10 Great Flostang ?pelt I 0,070,11 IL Kaaliontit.latlarls 100 100,861 1R lloatliampton 1 101 000,0001 St Vieteria 1,000 10 Dailey MONEY MAREET,--(THIE DAL) Two o'CLoos. The stock markets to-day are better. A number of investments in the funds have caused a rise of I per oent., and the more favourable movement extends to the other departments of the Stock Ex change. Several of the speculative foreign stocks are higher, especially Spanish Passive. As regards railways the advance is for the most part confined to South Eastern. The discount market is quiet, with a large amount of money seeking employment for short periods. The general rate for the best three months' bills is still 9 per cent., although exceptional transactions are reported at 81. In the Stock Exchange the supply of money is super abundant, and the charge for short loans nominal, at 4 to 5 per cent. At Paris to-day, according to Mr. Reuter's tele gram, the Three per Cent. Rentes opened at 66fr. 75e ~ being sc. better than on Saturday. Consols are now quoted 87/ to 881 for money, and 881 to 1 for the account (October 11). The official business report is as follow,' Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 871, 88 ; ditto for account, 88,k, ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 86k, 1 ; New Three per Cents., 861, 1, ; Bank Stock, 242 ; and Exchequer Bills, March, 15e., Sc., dis. Foreign stocks are firmer. Spanish Passive Bonds show chief buoyancy, and have risen j per cent., being now quoted 34 to 2. The Certificates are j better at 131 to 14 ; Mexican j better, at 271 to 1 ; Greek unaltered, at 2 4 to 241 ; and Turkish Consolidgs steady, at 60k to Confederate Bonds are quoted 81 to 83, showing an excep tional fall of 3 per cent. upon to-day's Dews. Transactions are recorded as follows :—Dutch Certificates, 97 ; Egyptian, 98, ex div. , Greek, ' 23j ; Mexican, 1864, 2511, ; Portuguese, 1856, &c., for account, 47t ; Russian, 1862, 87i ; Spanish Passive, for account, 311, ; ditto Certifi- cates, for account, 13/, j, 14; Turkish, 1858, for account, 681, j, ex div. ; ditto 1862, for account, 693, j, 70 ; ditto 1001. Bonds, 70 ; ditto, 1863, International Financial shares are now quot e d 3 1 to prem. ; General Credit, 22 to 1 prem. ; London Financial, 71 to 81 prem. ; Imperial Mer cantile, 22 to 3 prem. ; Hudson's Bay, 152 to 161. ; Anglo-Egyptian Bank, 11 to prem. ; Imperial Mexican Railway, * dis to par ; Ottoman Societd Giindrale, 14 to 1 prem. ; and Credit Foncier and Mobilier of England, 3 to} prem. The half-yearly dividend on Colombian Six per Cents. is advertised for payment in due course on the Ist October by the Loudon and County Bank. The fortnightly settlement in shares and foreign stocks will commence to-morrow (" continuation day"), and terminate on Thursday. The mount of specie engaged for transmission to Bombay by the steamer Ripon to-day is 277,2501., of which 241 , 3001. is silver and 36,650/. gold. A further sum of 25,000/. in silver is ex pected to be sent by this vesseL The bills of Messrs. Manual and Brillman, of Leadenhall-street, have been returned. Tins firm is in the watch and diamond trade, but is said to have been connected with Messrs. Croskey and Co., whose stoppage was referred to on Sa turday. Aalregards the assets, an unfavourable impression is entertained. A concession has been granted by the Chambers of Bucharest for the construction of a system of railways for the principality of Wallachia, starting from Rustcbuk on the Danube, and Mr. Rumball has just despatched a staff of engineers to make the necessary surveys on behalf of the capitalists en gaged in the enterprise. Besides opening up the large and productive agricultural regions bordering on the Black Sea, these lines will be of commercial importance to Western Europe, inasmuch as, in connexion with the line in course of construction between the Danube and Varna, they will constitute l lthe shortest route to Constantinople and the East. The directors of the Bank of Australasia have notified that a dividend at the rate of 6 per cent. per annum, and also a bonus at the rate of 8 per cent. per annum, being together 21. 16a. a share for the half-year, will be payable on the old capital on the 11th October. The dividend on the new shares will be at the same rates, amounting to 14s. per share. The directors of the Upper Assam Tea Company (Limited) have declared a dividend of 20 per cent., payable on the 14th instant, making, with the ad interim dividend of 10 per cent. paid in June last, a total of 30 per cent. on the year's operations ending 30th September, 1863. . . . . An e x traordi nary meeting of the shareholders of the South Italian Railroad Company is fixed for the 12th October, at Turin. The Central Argentine Railway Company an nounce that the transfer books will be closed on the 29th instant for the calculation of the guaranteed interest due on that day, and payable on the 20tk proximo. The Admiralty will receive tenders on the 20th inst., for the supply of 2b,000 bushels of wheat. The following financial memoranda are from the Levant Herald of the 31st August : It is earnestly said that a Credit ionise Company will b established here shortly, and that it will be powerfully supported not only in Europe but also in Turkey ; oo doubt the establishment of such an aiwociatioe would be advantageous to the government, end that them is a floe field for its operations no one can doubt. Although several propositions have been made of late to the imperial 'overstates with a view to the negotiation of a loan, we have reason to believe that nothing has yet been dome in this respect, there being an indisposition on the part of the government to increase its liabilitim until absolutely geese mry. We are informed on the best authority that ►he go vernment decree for the conversion of the Ow•Seaalika into a enesolidated 5 per cent stock, with a sinking fund of 1 par mot., will be mootiaidered, and we have reason to believe that in all probability the interest will be advanced to 6 per cent. SATURDAY EVERING. Console, which closed yesterday at 88, "buyers," for the 11th October, opened this morning at 87 to 881, and, after touching 881 to t, closed at 88; to k. For money the last price was 871 to ;. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 872, 2, 2 ' ; ditto, for account, 88, ; Three per Cents. Re duced, 86, 1 ; New Three per Cents., 86, Bb, 861, ; Bank Stock, 244 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 104 ; ditto Bonds, 28s. dir. The India Five per Cent. stock was firm. India Bonds were ' marked 28s. die. Exchequer Bills remain at 255. to 15s. die. In the foreign stock market the principal feature was an increased demand for the Confederate Loan, which experienced a fresh rise of 3i per cent. This department generally was firmer. Greek Bonds rose per cent., Spanish Three per Cents, and Turkish of 1858, ; and Mexican and Turkish Con solid4s, per cent. Hessian Bonds of 1862 and 1864, an d Portuguese, however, were fl at. I n'the market for bank sharegi the variations were limited to en improvement in Bank of British Colombia, Imperial Ottoman, and London and Brazilian Bank, and a decline in Bank of New Zealand, London Bank of Scotland, and Bank of New South Wales. Hudson's Bay shares remain at 15i to 16. Egyptian Trading were quoted Ito 11 prem. Berlin Water works and Panama Royal Mail Steam shares were flat. There were inquiries for London General Omnibus, Otago and Southland Investment, and Universal Marine Insurance. Credit Mobilier, Bto 81 prem. ; and Credit Fos clita Bto 8g prem. The closing quotations for shares in new un dertakings are subjoined, viz. :—Credit Foseier and Mobilier of England (amalgamated), 3} to 34 pram. ; Anglo-Egyptian Bank, 11, to 1} prem. ; Imperial Mexican Railway, dis. to par ; Otto man Societe Grinerale, If to liprem. ; Humber Iron Works, 2to 1 die. ; Ebbw Vale Company, die. to par. Canada Six per Cents. and New South Wales Government Debentures were quoted lower. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MA RII-LANK-(THIS DAY.) - - . Somewhat increased supplied of English wheat were at sale bore, today, in excellent condition. The atteedeses of buyers was by no means numerous, ud the demand he both red and white samples was somewhat inactive. How- ever, a fair clearance was effected, at, in some instances, ls._por quarter less money compared with Monday last. With most descriptions of foreign wheat we were well supplied. The trade was slow ; nevertheless, previous ranee were fairly supported. The show of barley was tolerably good. Fine samples moved off steadily at full quotations ; but all other kinds met a dull inquiry at late rates. Malt we. in fair average supply, and sluggish request, 4 last week's prices. There was leas activity in the oat trade ; nevertheless, previous rates were supported. The supply of beans was very limited, and all kinds said freely, at full quotations. Peas were quite as dear as lett week, with a very limited show of samples. . . . . . . The flour trade was quiet. In prices, no change took Owe. The arrivals of floating cargoes of grain off coast have amounted to cargoes of wheat, 8 maize, 2 barley, 1 beams, 1 linseed, and 4 cottonseed. A moderate business has besa passing in wheat, and in some instances the quotations have 'dreamt! 6d. per quarter. Marianopoli has realised 395. ; Berdianski, 395. 3d. ; new Ghirka, 341 9d. • hard Odessa, 375. ; amber Milwaukie, 395. per qr. Maize bas; changed bawds slowly, at 3d. to ed. less money. Galata has sold at 6d.• Odessa, 27 1 . 9d. to 28a. 6d. ; Froranias, 28s. 6d. ; Besse! rabian, Gd. • Ibrail, 27a., and Wallachian, 275. per 48011 x. In b arley very little has been passing, at 21s. 9d. for Mosteganem, and 22.. 7d. per 480111. for Ibra 1. Rye has declined 6d. to Is. pee 480Ibs. Ibmil, 25e. Beaus may be considered nominal, at 33.. for Saide. A cargo of millet seed has produced 235. Gd. per 480Ibs. Dari is offering at 275. to 28s. per 480th.. The inquiry for linseed has fallen off, and the quotations have given way 1.. to 2s. per quarter. On passage, Calcutta has sold at 595. ; linseed cakes are less active ; London-made, 101. 15a to 11/. • New York in bar rels, W. 10e. ; do. in bags. 111. ; Wigan in bags, 101. 10e. ; and Marseilles'. 10/. per ton. Cottonseed cakes are held at V. 15s. to 61. per too. Rapeseed is dull, at 671. to 68s. for Guzerat ; 625. to 635. for Femme pore ; 56e. to 575. for Calcutta ; and 33e. to 35.. for wild Azoff. Cotton seed is very dull, at a decline of from ss. to 10.. per too. Arrived cargoes. in good condition, are condition, are freely offered at 71. to 71. 2s. 6d. per too. ARRIVALIs Or Soros.-English : Tares, 1,423 ; linseed, 15 ; rapeseed, 292 ; maize. Sll ; sundry, 1,815 qrs. Forties : Tares. 120 ; linseed, 16,623 ; rapeseed, 13,147 ; mazes, 10,467 • sundry, 160 qrs. EIPORTL-Oilaesda, 3.1 qrs. ; flour, 350 ewes. cUltit WIT PRIM. ENatalt. _ rot gr. WeiaT. S. 17 imcs. Kent, red.ISM 39 to 43 - , ' 1464 41 to 44 L0.wbt . te,1463 43 to 47 Per Qr. .. --. - • 1864 43 to 47 Noripiisaid ascoio _ OAW I. I. Scotch, hod Scotch potato Irish, white „ black NI Ilft OS fr 7 COLONIAL GOVIRNIIENT vd. I CI. prk•L 3.50,000 ltdtashOolm.op.ci.,loll 100 J Do. do. 1883100 ' Gcm.P.!...1177-84. iQO Do.flpercr:le . b..tAug. 100: 96 96 D 0.15 pact. Mar.6B:i 100: 94 96 24 2,214,968 . I D 0.5 par ct.Jan.Q.l 100 82 84 686,808 .. Do. 6 per et. Ina lOOl 82 ft 200,000 • • e1icr0p.44.11173 100 104 106 1890.4 1001 107 100 Do. do, 1890-1 100: 109 111 Do. do 11191 190 107 109 1 . 06;000 .. Ceylon,Nov.lB6l3, p.a. 100, 102 106 260,000 Do. . 200,000 .. Matuttins 6 pee ca., 1 878, do. 1873 100 109 112 100, 101 106 200,000 .. Do. 1878 100' 108 108 200,000 .. Do. 1882 100 104 100 106,600 NataL Gov.. par ant .. 100 106 107 188,000 .. New Broca Gov. 0 p.a. 100 96 90 N.B. Wass Ov. 6 p.c.1860 100 97 00 .... r.. Do. 6p. c. ion to 1876 1001 90 98 '.. Do. 6p. c. 1868 to 1891 100' 6161 08i 160,000 .. New Zealand 6 par ant. 100, 260,000 .. Nova Boons 6p. a., 1976 100, 90 102 76,000 .. Queensland GOV. 6 p. ct, 100 99 102 ..... i.. B.AturtGov.op. c. Honda 100 106 109 Vlc.Gov.dp.c.janttjuty 100 •• • • I Do. 40. op. c.AprillOc..loo l 108 109 BRIT NU ]IIN &'. 76,000. 2 Comb,.lso Coo. Gold. L 8,000 .. Thlvertiea 2,900' (Clifford Meal 1,014 .. Dey. G. Coo. (isvistk ) ;MO Drakevralle 612 .. Haut Beret (111osan) I 6,164 Soot Camden 6,000 .. Bast Caro Bros 6,000 .. list Grenvale •,000 .. SW. Itussell ,Tavistk ) ' 4.40 Crambler & BC Aubrn 1.600 4 Great Laser , IJralted` 4.000 • . Great South "'dies 6,908 .. G. W. Vor (Helton) 4,000 .. Grenville 1:024 .. Bered's root 8,000 .. Megaton Downs 006 .. Margaret !May Lelant) 0,090 'Mince Valley 40.000 4 Mwyndy Iron On I .. • iiiaggyes 400 . New &ton 6,000 .. North Downa 700 .. N orth &shear 6,000 .. N. WI. Benet altogan) 6,640 .. North Wheal Crotty 6,006 'Prosper United 1,120 20 Providence (C. Istantil 412 . ,S. CarnAon int.Cleer 496 q. W. Prances (Utopia; 910 .. Stray Perk 6,000 .. Tin "Toff 6.000 .. West Basset (1llo(5s) 1,014 W. Condon (Liekeartl) , 6,000 .. West Chlverton 400 .. WestS•tou 23.0 I I 0 211436 d 1.4.0 2.7.0 IL lb. 171 40 7.8.6 IL Ilk Weak' 41.916. iie 1 ' 111.6 2.60 7.1.6 106.7 1} 16.18.6 70.17.6 612 .. Wb. Basset (Illogeo) 656 Wh. Buller (Bedruth) 4,802 .. Wheal Ludcott 10 LLB II le 1.0n4 W. bl aryAno (Magus.) 196 .. Wheel Beton 1.000 . Wh. Trelawney (ILL ) &ON Wheal Udell PUEILIGS KU M. 11 1 / 10 0019 1 1 89 91 81 86 I /dig par 99 100 93 95 Si •1 66 CO _II _II 90 U 99 100 WS 100 }di. par 99 100 i ii, ii :I. FUS4IB. Cl. prima. I 135 140 n - 54 44. 44 45 nil e v mi VS 44 I -i 'pal P 5 28 , 7 9 peal t 7 4piaidn' to ppTidni • S .- 5 pail idil ePra IS 6 gni 43_ 4k idb Pa 11:91 " I ; par 10 92 ! i PEI ' U r I - I - - 6 peel 4 6pm 4 6 pm' M 1t ... I i 4 1:11.' SO 14 11 I O. pekes. IN IN IS TO IN IN No. I Bh. 25,000 .4Jamillos (Limited) 100,000 0 Angto-Braz. 0 0 1 (Um: ) 61 20,000 10 Australian 76,000 1 Bon Accord Cop. (Lim ) all I 10,000 6 Brasil.L&G.Co. (Linz all 15,000 10 Cape CePP•r cLizsit•d 7 26,000 CapnlaStiver (Limited) 1 11,000 40 Cobre Copper 10,000 20 Coplapo (Limited) 16 100,000 1 , Doe Pedro, N. Del key . 76,000 1 Deo Moant.Cop. ( Lim.) all 16,000 6 Nag Del lay (Limited) 25,000 2 Ponnita ,Llinited d 20,000 M . General ,Kapunda (Limped) 1 ' ell rltl u t:ul s as (Limited , — 6 Marlqulta all 111.Aureoe 8re5.0.11.(14 all I PanalcUlo Copper (LI 1 10 PoritObauddUverLead aU ;Port Phillip 1 Santa Barb. Gold 11.(L), SoottlehAustraL (11m.), !I 'St. John del Rey iUm. 16 'united Mexican (Um 'Vallansweallold,lAm. 7 Worthing (Llaltod) ! inddriaaledana Lird 1! all 16,000: 10,000 103.816 100,000 (AOOO 10,000 100,000 1 110,000 1 11,000 10 13, 171. 11.1 10,000, 1 80,000 1 41,000! 1 MISCELLAN BOOS. Bh. I oourAsima. TeTloo 7 9),000; 10,000 47,000 so,ooo_ _____ ' s,OOO , °5.71!(.4 10,000 id,oool 1001 M I 1130,4131.. mow] 1o.oco! Pn;000 100,000' 1170,0761.! 7.0 ili:SO4 64100 I Pd. I Anglo-Mexican Mint Atistrallan Anstralisoltrrtk.6 BerlinWaterworka ( ) Bombay Gas (Limited British American land; B. & I. MM. Tel, (L) 1 British Indian Tea (L ,' Canada Company eanadlanLoan& Inv; L 11 Ceylon Ccenpany 'City otLon.RealProp.l !City °Mess (Lim.) Cam. of African Mar. (L Commercial Union(lns Consolidated Ott.. (1 { 1 Continent6ll.7n.Gas)L ) Contract.Corwration,L, colx lllo 4l..Prat 7 in.c , Credit Fonder Do. nt Mauritius (L) 1 'Credit Mobilier • lOryntal Palace Do. Preference . g p. et. Perp. De' Di Do sconnteorporation(L b. I K. Indian Financial (L) B. India IrrigAtion, rte.( 'EgyptianCoes.it Trd.(L 'Electric Telegraph Eng. and Ans. Copper , Eng rtgeottlahltaria • Finsocial CorporaUcto. , Financial Discount (1..)' Fore-et Wsrebouee (L Gelbrara (Limited) G.Creditrt Fin.adLon.(L Gen. Steam Navigation Homed '.7olonial As. (Li, Hudson's Dar Impp.killer.CJLAsa. Indian Carrying (Lion' Internal, Flnan.rtoe. (L. InternaLlAnd Credit( Iltailanlrrtg. (Can. Cm) i Do. ap. e. Ws. r. 107 JoiatateckDimmant(L), 'Land !bearlike ( Lim.): Lund. African Trading' Iced.andCalsdola MA' • Lerida/Istria Teieg(L) Load. limn. Ammo. (L.)• Do. New Loud. G. Omnibus C. (L 11 Load.. Italian. Re. Stet. Loud. Me. Discount. L) bond. Preview-1.111*Am) Madras brig& & Canal. Do. Marine Investment, L ), Mauritius Landdc.:L.), 'Media. Ratan. Tel. (L); , Mill wall Iron Work, Natal Land &Cot C. (L) I National DM Com. (1.1 NationsA Financial (L), National Mesa N ay. (L) :ierbuddaCoal & Li I Do. Nei. it - "'Pia St 34 10S 112 104 112 par I pas" Si Si 41s IL 1101 r - ii Rd; par 1 pen 6 416 Pnr Ifpm' 6 11 <Us if 4PO , irr Ifpai 161 16f 2f 3 pa P 62 Si Slcar ~o',ooe 10,000 116,000 24011 10,0000 100,030' 100,0001 Y 6,600 160,000 300.000 60,0011 1 1000000 . 00,000. 20,000' 20,000 10,000 6,000 , 60,0601 60,000 60,000 lu.uuu 12,600 12.000( 60,t200, lo , oCo lIDNOu (000, 6,400' 17,1754. 40,000! 20,000. 20,000. 10 000 i0:6645' 100 000; 40.000 40.000. 2.1,000. 194,1)1 ici:cioo i 1,6001 000,000 d i 10,0001 10,000, 17,0001 to.ooo Lts.? iiiiipl iiiii 1100.0001. 40,01.10 !SG% 26 81. so 2 2 _id 10,0001 teo.ar!, oi i i i bf 161 a I SI f f I a a alai 8$ 26 I 1 'igen! l vol 2 7} ripe; 73 i ixt 1 3 1 dls, Ict!rn 17 1"4 111 e p Par a. 3 : 1 Oi d 6 1 dla par 71 Is pia 121 13 , 1 7 i i d o t : Ps 2 Dm 2 PU 3 ' 10 70 1 It 13 i —__ 1 f las 11 It pm 2 I !La I 11 St' 1 dr par —• 1 tditise• • -- it 7 6 I 40 79 81 ' l IS 20 INN par . 28 SO id' 8 9 ad 3 1* 861 • I die par N.7.ea4od T.ettLoonf L. N .Brit. A astroloolso L)1 I N.Dritallercao. lo.(L Novo.looluio.aud Do. do. iti.ioi 106.000 13.500 50,000 /10,000 ecooo 25,000 25.000 10,000 10,000 10.000 Oman Marine insura Oriental Commas:l4J I L. r itri•nt.l Financial L. 'Oriental Gas (t-itnited)i I Do. New Orienalnlsmineani(l ) 'Otago& athlan,llnvest Ottoman Financial 1 ) Ottoman Gas (Limited Panantalt. M. Steam (L ) Do. . , Peel &Iv. land! Mtn (L) Peninsular & O. Steam Do. Now Quebrada L. R, X.(L Ithymney Iron _ Do. New _ 26 ltio J. City Iropros. fLY 06 Ditto ditto . 101 Royal St Scot. Austra. Invest. t 60 Smith, Knight. &Co. L 20 'lnc , . Finn.,(' Egypt*) 60 8. African Y & In. (Li: U 'south Australian Lend ' 10. Minimise 00 Tel.Cunstrue r t=l.l Thareas&Merssy I ) 10 .TnutitAipsnryolAua. L 10 T. L Co. of Li. Canada 6 United 11.. Tele,. Co. tr (LI 20 ' Iti.oll. limit,' Ins. (I 10 10 Upper AssainTsskUm Ditto 10 I Yin Discaisn's Land 60 !warrant FinanosiLint 60 Wastlndla&PacideS 110 I 2 rj id! &a par. 41 I pa 7 Pal. Par 1 up. 116, I a Pm. 16 17 poi a ii par: 2190. PREFERENCE SHARES. Great Nortlisin 5 peres;t:..rTyclseM.aiper cent. prem., 103, ex diy. North Eastern Consolidated, York, H and S. Pura., 10. FOREIGN RAILWAYS. Ottoman (Smyrna to Aidio). Emits Sea Fromoism, sm. 7 per 15g. so,oao, 1!6,6041 11.0u4, 20,000, i i 2s lt 4-.:4Adadt. Pd I CL moos I Salim. eji temail ii I F • 6pm I ss st 6 6 , 4dl4pm 4 21 23 Par ipm :Idls 4 ' ! O Pm leis d die 66 6r 6 6i I Pml• 11 CI. Wow I Was. 19 ssi t so so I 9ivol 9 B i l i sd St SO SO as 1 %dim 73 78 OM it= 3 11 2 ICI idli 2I 1 1 ladia I die par • TO ss ' " - ri apm' li 9dls zd Ni l 61 1306 10'177 12116 Soots.—The demand for raw materials dull and inactive. Raoul, only limited isles are reported at last week's prices. Corr= is &allot We, without further change in prices. Ric; RIJN, and SALTP/LTRE.—No sales reported. Corron.—There are no buyers at the late decline. The market in ooeseqnsnes is inactive. The sell. advertised for to-morrow moat of 700 hop heads, 250 borstal sugar ; 300 casks, 50 cease, 70 bales, and 1.500 bags coffee ;1000 packages Assam tea ; 1,600 bags salt petre ; 2,700 lugs of rice, and sundry dryealtery TALLOW MA R KET. -(TH IS DA T. The market is steady. Town talc.; is quoted 41s. 6d., net cash ; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 425. 3d. ; October te December, 435. ; December, 445.; January to Merck 445. 3d. PARTICULARS OF TALLOW. WA. 1b03._ as,4b4 14_.r) 1,341 I 1,379 21,638 14,686 I 1:2I4 16,793 18.901 - Mock on head this day ....easksi Dainty last week.... Onto from lit Juno .. Meal last week .... Ditto from let Jane riceY.C.oa the spot tbladay cwt. 501.00.436. Qt Ditto Tows but Friday 2.118 17,477 4,04 14,740 425. ad. 444. 30. Arrival for the week ending Sept. 21, last yeas, 2,1037 casks, sad delivery ;YU cask.. The arrival last week coutirised BIS maks St. f'stertburg. 657 Australia, AGO South Anualos. sod 1111 other places: total, ttlit csaks. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) The Burster of beasts is rather smaller, bat stall it is large. Choicest Weds are seams and are readily disposed of. Inferior qualities are rather dull of sale, but all kinds are dearer. The supply of sheep is very muck shorter, and prices for all kinds are higher. There is railer more ioquiry for lambs, bat the season is about over. Good mitres are dearer. From Germany and Holland than are 2,960 beasts, 9,280 sheep. 277 calves, and 155 piss ; Hoot land, :15 beams ; Ireland, 489 ; and 2,570 from the Northam sod Midland counties. Per stone ol idea, d. s. d. I Per does of Elba. a. 4. s. 4. Best toots. Haretds. 5 0 6 4 Bast Des& 11f4elseli 0 0 0 • Best ehert./icess .. 4$ 6 0 Deg Ldeg l esels.... 6 0 5 4 1.730 r 0 Ghee Pits Beet 1:1=14 Hltbred 6 4 6 Beasts at market, 6,280; 288: Pt" 6" Do. do7Blloen 0 0 0 • tyros & wood qual 4 4 4 IS Do. do. Shona 0 0 0 • bombs cep sad lambs. 24.5)0 , calm, BOROUGH HOP MARKAT.—(THIS DAY.) Maws. Pattandth and Smith matt • good supply of the new growth, film samples of which sell freely M el- Tamed rags. COAL HARKET.-(THIS DAT.) Walla End South Hattori. 20s. Gd. • Walla tad Teak 204.; Wall. End Hartlepool, Mk. '&1; Walls Sod Kellam, 19a. 9d. ; Walla End Edam Maio, 20s. ; H 01444411, 174. 9d. ; Tao6eld Moor Bates, 14.. ; Hsatiop Hartley, 204. 3d. ; Bares Hartley, 16a. 6d. sips at smirk* 42 ; at sea. 85. PROVINCIAL ARABS KARIM'S. LTnaront. esrt. 10 —itsies this day :—London and North Western, 1111 ed.—South Eastern, illf xd and a.—Ormst Lunn, mum shares. pi--Confedsrate Low 9114 a a} x all—Natters Eschmige Bank :Lhulted). 6 111} I.—Mercantile and Exchange Bank Mulled , . 31 1 b and n new khans, 313 ad b and np.—North Western bask (Limitett. 41 p. —Albion Marian !Limited'. 3.16 d.—British and Foreign Marine (Limited,. Yip Empire Msrine (limited,. 1 p.—Queen Insursinee, I 3-16 p.—Na tinsel Stem Nahanni' Company, 7 1•U d . N.th Maranon se, art. Welliolll Stnek wa. sold at 1111. and MetropolitanW 80. at If prem. South Stafford. offered at la} Birmingham Canal, at Vre Metrepo. titan Wagon. at IN ; and London, Birmingham. and Rau& Staff ord.hire Bask. at prem. Birmingham Financial quoted I! to I! pram : and Staffordshire Oaa, E2O shares, Slif 30—marked recently, through error, as dome at MB 10a instead of £lO Itis Business dull. The shares of the financial companies were rather more inquired for, and in several cases, in cluding London Financial, Imperial Mercantile, Credit Mobilier, and Credit Foncier, an improve ment of 2s. 6d. to ss. a share took place. Thecloeini ' quotations are annexed, viz. :—lnternational, 3i „ tATT OF LONDON HONZITAL FOl DDINANIN to 11 prem. ; General Credit, 2} p re— " nia Caw. VIOTOBIA-PASC.—The swtsber patieskt London Financial, 7t to I preen. Imperial Mar- ' relieved at this iostitation daring led week was 881, al rapt& Credit (amalgamated), 2 1 to prom ; which. 191 were sew eases. Ernie. 11Aaiso Tick Harrow rod, 1363 Malting 141 4 in g to 31 _t,_ a „ nams.. .. :s a st 7.. ss to is ~.. 37 So ~.. 4'. to 41 ... AO 41 MALT. Esau. Norfolk, and uftcolk -- 60 to 65 Grey ____34 to 37 Ifspls a to N White 4O to 42 FLOOI. Town nude. per 2W lbs. Household 34 60 W Country 20 42 1 0, feed 2O to X Norfolk sad Suffolk, „ potato 24 440 Is ea ship 27 to N lEhmstou and Wan 00 to 66 Bo sri .OAIII. 50 to 56 -to Ter Or. Oar& a. Moto sad Swotllolt 17 to 1$ 5tud=....... b2O Danish - 116 to W FICYPtion 33 to 31 PsAt. DIDIAX COL. White.. Ydlow .... loactail. Per Qr. IL S. I_ WWIAT. Dana& aad Yoajr - berg Mad 40 to 62 &stock et am Da= 34 to 41 Russian bard , to 45 soft American, rod . „ 41 to SO BARIXT. Grinding ." Dtatilling Malting .. 26 to 27 28 10 29 29 WBl OATS. Dutch, brew /9 to NI feed ARRIVAL'S OF GRAIN, de.. IN WATER CARRIAGE. FROM LNCLUISIVL U to .. 36 to U 70 NU .. lY NM noul. Trench, per auk .... !I te Spanish, 3O to = American. par lei. .. 19 to = Canadian. .. • • 10 to fi ITO LONDON, BY T.AND AND SEPT. 3 TO SHPT. 10, ISk Wheat Barley. Malt. ; Osta.Beam Pass! flour. qrs. qrs. , gra I gra I qrs. gra. ' brla seta. ... 6344 1433 13081 1547. 595 111 .. 114011/ Irlah 460 Foreign .. 6314 3163 47433 9 330 . 1.1 1193 10377 61 - - T04a1....1 15658 4686 ; 13061, MO 3276 :KET. LIVERPOOL COTTON MA: (THIS DAY.) (BY BLICTIIIO AND INTERNATIONAL TI (PROW OCR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) Market quiet. Sales about 3,000 or 4,000 balsa. MINCING-LANE.-(THIS DAY.) 103 101 20 it I ipm 90 Wil l 1001 r ... 72 i - 100 94 Salm 61 az 64 17 +7 10 11 ej VH, i lei nil i I 16 4 Is - 5i 51 47 N 14 4 f in ... 52 nil -m i i