The Express. — London, England, 1867-09-26 00:00:00

• They then entered a beer-shop close by, and ; bulking a count lucking man came in and got into with them. He ssid that he had just come , fortune, and he intended to distribute some money to the poor. At the same time he said, as ,ud the prisoner were respectable men, they should _ . run, and IW. for the trouble of distributing poor. Ile also said that before be handed • the money be must have a bond legally drawn up and The prisoner offered to become his surety, when c .untry man took from his pocket a large roll of notes, ; h vreareil to be Bank of England notes and a bag of ~mad to be sovereigns. It was then suggested that put W. lOs. in a pocketbook with the notes and coins while they went for a bond. The then took possession of the pocket-book, and went out of the house, and he and e e missed the prisoner end the countryman. ..,,ti-stied he had been done he spoke to a constable ts.. the prisoner into custody. Since the last exami • ~twe the prisoner's friends bad settled with the prawn. sal he could not be found. The magistrate expreued his surprise that any man ,01,1 he so foolish as to be duped by such a trick which ,'.most an every day occurrence, and exposed in the „ all over the country. However, as the prose ; s.is not in attendance the prisoner must be dia. THAMES. _ _ A pang tumbler. J.l,g Barlow, aged six years, was ro3;ht before Mr. Benson, charged with throwing -n...T . ...ti1ts in the Commer cial-road, and begging of ? erson , riding on an omnibus. y •4lingsby, a police constable, a'tt K,said numerous compLunts had been made of the tumbling boys in the C on anerci.d-road, and many of them bad been arrested and put.ished. The practice was attended with danger to life snd limb. The prisoner was tumbling alongside omnibuses i,,,t night, and when he made his last somersault be bet his balance and nearly went under the wheel of a cwt. The poor little fellow was without oboes 'tackiest, and shirt, and covered with filth last night. He took the boy to the workhouse, and he was cleansed and provided with clothing. He understood that whatever the boy had earned by tumbling somersaults he _men to hie mother. 111 r. Itobston, one of the relieving overseers of St. George. i t the-East, said the mother received relief from the for herself and children. Mr. Benson asked the boy (who was put on the soli c:oes table for his inspection) wbo taught him to tumble. The prisoner replied—Some big boys taught me to throw monersaulti alonfside the 'busses. Mr. Benson-1 on will be killed if you continue this C.,ngerous pursuit. The mother was called, and said she got her living by tedlework. She had two other children to maintain, and retired three loaves and Is. rid. weekly from the parish. sometimes she earned Is. 6d. per day, at other times Is. le day. She had been three years a widow. Mr. 'Benson—l cannot allow you to send this boy into the street to tumble and beg money of omnibus passengers. Toe should send your boy to school. The mother said she could not afford to send the boy to school. Mr. ll,lston said the family received outdoor relief on the express condition that the mother sent her children to school. There was an excellent school under the control of that excellent and zealous philanthropist, the Rev. Mr. of Christ Church, Watney-street, and be would educate the children gratuitously. If the boy would go to school Mr. Sl`Gill would receive him. Mr. Benson lectured the mother of the boy for neglect ing her child ; and upon her promise that she would send him to school discharged him. SINGULAR DEATH OF A CARPENTER. (THIS DAY.) This morning a carpenter, named William Pratt, expired in Guy's Hospital under circumstances of a very singular character. It appears that on Friday morning some policemen brought the deceased to the hospitaL His leg was broken, and he had received severe internal injuries. He said that he lived at the Lady Well public house, Lewisham, and that on Friday morning two navigators attacked him in a most savage and brutal manner. The men beat him severely and broke his leg. They then lifted him up off the ground and car ried him into a stable adjoining • publie.house. He stated that his assailants then dragged him up into the loft over the stable and there left him. He lemma insensible, and he recollects nothing more until he found himself in the hands of the police. He was at once placed in the hospital ward, and Mr. Taylor, the house surgeon, at tended him. All efforts to save his life were of no avail, and the unfortunate man gradually sank and died this morning from exhaustion, caused by injuries. The police have investigated all the surrounding circum stances connected with the deceased's death, and they hare arrived at the conclusion that the statement as to how he came by his injuries is not correct. They say that the de ceased was found at half-past 5 o'clock last Friday morning lying in an insensible state underneath • year-tree in a man's garden at Lewisham. They believe that he had climbed up the tree to get some of the pears, and that he suddenly fell from one of the branches on the ground and broke his leg. The Coroner (Mr. Payne) has ordered an examination to be made of the deceased's body, and he has also ordered that several witnesses shall be summoned to give evidence as to what they know of the real facts of the ease. THE PAN-ANGLICAN SYNOD.—( THIS DAY.) The Pan-Anglican Synod assembled for its last day's consultation, at Lambeth Palace, this morning, when the Bishop of Salisbury presented a memorial, rigned by Dr. Posey, Dr. P. G. Lee, the Rev. A. H. Mackonochie, the Bev. T. W. Perry (one of the Ritual commissioners), sod a large number of other clerk/men, expressive of sorrow at the long continued divisions in Christendom. They pray that steps may be taken to promote inter-cora mullion between the church of England and the orthodox March of the East. It has been determined that the ter %lces shall close on Saturday with a choral celebration of the Holy Communion in the parish church of St. Mary, Limbetb. The sermon will be preached by the Right Bev. Dr. Fulford, Bishop it Montreal and Metropolitan of Canada. STRIKE OP CABMEN AT ROME. A letter from Rome, dated the 21st, in the Post, says :—" Rome is such an entirely uncommercial and unindustrial city, in comparison with other capitals, that anythin! like a strike is •most unheard-of occurrence. And yen Monsignor. Randi's edict for the better regulation of the cab and omnibus service in Rome has resulted in a strike—a bond fide strike of Roman cab proprietors and cabmen. It must be confessed that before the establish ment of the tariff the Roman coachmen were great blackguards, and even now the term of retturino is applied as an epithet of reproach, but it must also be admitted that in dealing with the said coachmen the police authorities enjoy the advantages of a fora surgiore which would not be conceded to them by a con stitutional code in any other country. The new regulations which tasks hardly any difference in the hitherto existing tariff, but establish a Judicious, although doubtless vexa tious, systems of fines to punish unscrupulous coach pro prietors and ill-conditioned coachmen, came into force yes terday, and were inaugurated by a total abstinence of cab men from the customary piazzas and stands. The few dri fen who ventured to harness and ply for fares were intimidated by their comrades on strike, who brandished, and in some deplorable cases made nee of, long knives instead of whips, cutting tracer and reins, and stabbing men on the box for the crime of preferring their duty of providing bread for their families to the obligation of joining a league of mal content desperadoes. Anything in the form of a leag ue , especially when organised to resist legal authority, is highly offensive to the Roman government, and it there fore proceeded to act vigorously and without delay against the recalcitrant coachmen. All the morning patrols of gendarmes were to be seen escorting captured and hand cuffed cabbies, many of whom not being Papal subjects but Mllsees from the kingdom of Italy —some to avoid con renown and some for other reasons—will be summarily sent back across the frontier. Roman ringleaders in the movement will spend some weeks in serious meditation on their misconduct from between the Pima bars of Terniini or the Carceri Nuove, and plotting mach and cab proprietors will have some difficulty in get tam their lieenses renewed. In fact, we may consider the police authorities to have been triumphant on the whole and to hare crushed the strike in a single day, which demonstrates the great advantage of their having their hands free in such circumstances. One of their tactics ! r unt, effective, although no doubt the cab proprietors ra London would be very indignant if they were to be treated in the same way by the metropolitan police. An rtmector, with 10 or 12 gendarmes, proceeded to several cab establishments in moosasion, and finding the horses ls their stalls and the cabs in the owes-bouses, in mewed for the master. Generally speaking, he was absent, ts which case the inspector asked the stableman for the hey., locked up the premises, and left word that when the ("twister returned he might apply at the police-office for a keis, and explain hie conduct at the same time. Yes krday travellers arriving by the various trains et the Termini station were very much inconvenienced by the 1 01, 1 want of hack vehicles to bring themselves and their 9ggage into the city, but this morning the penitent Jehus, wrrned at the summary arrest of 50 or 60 of their more trtylant brethren, have returned to their customary duties, and the Como and piamaa have lost the desolate 'Vert which they wore yesterday." CREETSET ANNEAL FAIR, SEPT. 25.—Yesterday this Surrey fair was held in the village of Chertsey, and commanded a large attendance of farmers and others. The sheep show was limited and the trade very dull, and dock masters accepted low prime. Pens of wethers sold at 295. to 365. a head ; stock ewes, 30s. to 35a. ; and lambs, 21s. to 25.. per ditto. In the horse fair sound useful cart horses, realised 18 to 25 guineas and superior harness horses 30 to 45 guinea. ; riding nags, ponies, and Fisting° BOAT DISASTIRB.—NZWRIGGIN, NORTH- colts, 6 to 15 guineas. The usual store stock and rlitr FUND, WRDNISDAY.—During a gale from the north dairy cattle fair wia prohibited by official orders. rat:T..6y, with • "7 he " , De• Twining (soya the Rev. There was an active demand for pigs. Prime 5. N. m erl i n ) , seem' f i shing wee. from N ort h s un d er large bacon bogs were disposed of at from four to mat, N ew t on - on-3e• and Craster. were observed in imati. five guineas a head; large store hogs, 255. to 32.. ; and rEtt danger, making for the south. The William Hop- small ditto to run over the stubble., 14s. to 18a. per ditto. •uon lifeboat of the National Lifeboat Institution The annual live goose fair formed an attraction and geese wt i„ ne di eteic launched and enneee d e d i n bring - sold freely . Prune large geese from the fatting pens made kr them safely to Newbiggin. One boat was 10• 6d. to 12a. ; strong young ditto, fresh of the oorn c, ^f ortunately lost at Creswell, but the ere were mewed stubbing, 7s. to Bs. 6d. ; and late hatched goslings, 4s. 6d. DI moth er beet. Several fishing hems :La me d were to 5a 6d. The great onion fair was also held, and well ? ,. • •".1 by the lifeboat, and the loss of nets if not of life rows sound harvested unions sold at 34. to 45 " Per b ush el ' r he ^ r considerable. A small schooner also went ashore Then is so abandons of res feed in this Pare of the "the entrees of Blyth harbour, and became • total country, and an unusually large number cc stacks of w •tii. The crew were saved by wow el their own boat, sealed - cat bay an all. TEE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 26, 1867. SHARE LIST -(THIS DAY.) NO,OOO MAO .op.cooars Hai Oss. doif p. 1r774L I Do. ftwokreb.f.Avg. Sporollfar.3 11.11aUS Do. Spa alJaatl 686,806 Do. 6ptrot. IMMO' LiaudG/1rg . 11711 NON _Hoe Do. la 111041 fit, D0.0p.0.ap.101.11100 106,000 Coylou,Nov.l64ll„ p.ot 7/12,081 Do. 1878, do.. MOON Do. 1871 do. MMAN Mauritius 0 pat 01,1878 l Do. 1878 U 6,60( Da 1862 NlO.BOl Do. 1886 10,10 1 , NataGov.op.o.Ap.dalc. MON New Brun...Nov.lpoint 1.186,000 New South Woks Om, 100 102 99 101 99 1111 87 138 ea ea 108 106 1,71, 1081 107 198 106 107 66 06 103 106 1111 1121 106 107 103 106 100 106 106 107 106 106 101 104 100 102 ------ - I -- OMI. 117151)iiii ' P. . %MAK Do. 6D. alBB to 1866 1 984,8901 D0.6p.0.r,1667 to 1876. MAO Now &Woad 6por omit 1.000,000 Do. 6por coot. 600. i Do. 6 pot cont. 1891 104). Do.do.l69l.7unotDoe 460. Nova &lotto II p. a,1876 MOO. Quotooload Goo. 6p.at ' I,ln, Do. Do. 1891 _.... I TIC 6.Anot.Cloy. 6p. e.,87-77 Do. 1871 sad opirds 860.000 Vla.Elov.6p. a Jan. Jals i 1.099009 Do. 6p.. 0 $ A pot .9Ni No. IRk 97 90 94 95 •i 994 107 1 94 061 1 10:8 ICO . 102 Et :I lee lee 111 llt ule Me .... 100 e 1 1001 ... 941 .... 100 1111 112 i LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE (BY ynzeiern.) NEWMARKET MEETING.—(TILLS DAY.) QUEEN'S PLATE. Dalegman ... ... ... Leybourne ... ... . . . . 2 Assineboino ... ... ... 5 ran. HANDICAP SW t.i.rbi AKES. Stephen Langton . . ... ... 1 ... ... Violet ... ... 2 Lizard ... ... ... ... 3 HANDICAP. T.Y.C. Bismarck, Bst 10lb ; Oberon, ast nb ; Muter Willie, Sat fist ; Risk, 7st 131 b ; Sir Oliver, 7st 101 b ; Meld Marian, 74 31b ; Sweet Ann, 7st lib ; Problem, Get 31b ; Mayonaise I, Gst ; Stud, Set 101 b. All are here. PAID FORTZIT.—Oberon and Risk. SWEEPSTAKES OF 10 SOWS. T.Y.C. Bessie, Feemy, Cora, Delimn, and Paris are here. TWENTIETH TRIENNIAL. T.Y.C. _ Franchise, Queen of Italy, Sir David Gam, Tregeagle, Pearlfesther, Rosedew, Slanderer, Uncas , ltoaee, Northerner, Nyanza, and Buckenhain dam f are here. HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES OF 10 SOVS. Ab. M. Coup d'Eelat, Sat 1016 ; Come Arouse f, Set 101 b ; Mars, Set 10Ib ; Di Vernon, Sat 71b ; North Manton, Sat 4lb ; Red Comyn, Sat ; Handsome Jack, Tea 131 b ; Traviata, Tat 1316 ; Wombat's dam f, 7st 1011; Benefactress, 7st 91b ; Choral, 7st nb ; Gloire de Dijon, Tat 61b ; Sarah, 7st 511) ; Savoie 7st 31b ; Rollcall, 6st 121 b. All are here. HANDICAP PLATE. A.F. blaster . gat 41b ; Ben voglio, Bst ; Silenus, Bat ; Feodor, Rat ; Little Ben, Tat 4th ; els Pot:e Knot, Tat 31b ; Moleskin, 7st ; Chignon, Get 71b ; New Guinea, Get 31b ; Kinglet' Vale, Sat 131 b ; Experi• meat, set 716. All an here. RUTLAND STAKES. Six furlongs. The Earl, Suffolk, Arran, Inner&le, Sarah, La Honcho, Ritualist, and Reaction are here. LATEST BETTING ON THE COURSE. CESAREWITCIL 9 to 1 agat Blinkhoolie (t freely). LATEST BETTING. CESAR EWITCH. 6to 1 apt Honesty (t freely) 9 to 1 Blinkhoolie (t) 10 to 1 Armourer (t) 20 to 1 Lothario (t) 20 to 1 Romping Girl (t) 20 to 1 Ow= Glendityr (t) 1000 to 5 Duke of York (t) Very little betting. BETTING IN LONDON.-(THIS DAY.) HALT-PART Two O'CLOCK. A very thin attendance and but little doing. The main feature was Honesty being in such extraordinary demand, that all the s's to 1 obtainable were booked, and in the end tbia price was not to be had. Blinkhoolie was backed for a little, and also Montgoubert. Quotations as follows: OCTOBER HANDICAP. 6to 1 eget Pirate Chief (t) 6to 1 Lord Ronald (t) 10 to 1 Opoponax (t) CERAREWITCH. sto 1 agst Honesty (t and w) 10 to 1 Blinkboolie (t) 100 to 9 Armourer (t) 100 to 8 Thalia (off) 25 to I Romping Girl (off) 33 to 1 Montgoubert (t) 33 to 1 Julius (off) CAMBRIDGESHIRE. 40 to 1 eget Satyr (t) DERBY. 18 to 1 aid Blue Gown (t) 1000 to 30 The Earl (off, 040 to 1) CITY OFFICES COMPANY, LIMITED. (THIS DAY.) The half-yearly meeting of the shareholders waa held at 1 o'clock at Palmerston-buildings, Bishopagate street ; Mr. E. MASTELMA2I in the chair. The report, which was issued some time ago, having been taken as read, . . . The CHAIRMAN moved its adoption. He said since the last meeting a variety of suggestions had been made to the directors. One was that no property should be bought withont the consent of the shareholders, and another that no call should be made without their consent. The directors had no difficulty in assenting to the first suggestion; but as regarded the °ill they could not do so, because it would have deprived them of • large a dvance of money. The number of directors had been reduced by the retire ment of Mr. Stuart Wortley, and the remuneration of the directors had been reduced to a total of 1,5001. He was plagued to be enabled to inform the meeting that the board had surmounted all their financial difficulties, and he hoped that by the end of the year all the works would be completed. The arrears on the last call amounted only to 10,3001., and there were ample funds in hand to enable them to continue paying the contractors in cash. To assist them in doing this they had obtained • loan of .10,01,01. for six months from their bankers ; and the result was that the shareholders might now banish from their minds any fear of • call. The board seldom met without receiving some offer for offices ; but they were oarehil in accepting any offers, because theyexpeetedan improvement on the present peculiar state of things. By the end of the year they would have acquired a magnificent property at a oast of between 780,0001. and 790,0001. About ane- Viird of that property was already let at • rental of 28,7001., with • prospect of the rental ranging from 60,0001. to 70,0001. (Hear, hear.) He felt confident that eminent capitalists would soon estimate that property at its true value. Mr. J. C. Picaeasenc-Cuiscrrre, a director, in ascend ing the resolution, observed that, though the chairman was a little more sanguine than himself, he thought there was no reason for despondency. Unfortunately they had bought their litre at the extreme value ; but the pre mises were well•buiit and the architect had done them justice. Many of the applicants for offices wanted to get in for a term of years at the present depressed rates, but this the board would not consent to, as it would be like making hay in the rain. In reply to aquestion from Mr. Idoealacm, The CHAIRMAN said the capital account would be adored when twelve or fifteen thousand pounds more bad been raised on debentures. Practically, therefore, the capital amount was already closed. Mr. Moasison thought it was not sufficient for the ca pital account to be closed, but the legal liability should be reduced. Mr. J. erNLTYPT observed that that oonld not be done unless the debentures were paid off. (Hear, bear.) After some further discussion the report was adopted. WEATHER REPORT.-(THIS DAY.) THDRIMAT, sorrixsiz is, I LIL OLDINARY ARAI" ♦ND STOMA. Bk. I Ird d 3414 WAT. 1 C relbird ''TPri ly ." . I e tl t r ia .m. l Bt. 100 Mad and &Pm B3 85 - St 84 I I P OO I lesintetsaia Coisdool 45 106 1064 1 ... 20 all Corowal 3 6 - 8t 100 Dublin sod Bolfautruno 13 70 .. St. 100 D00dp,P4rth,&.1.04,16 To 72 90 0 84441050/00 - 100 all Do.llsdp.. -..— -•-. - 8t 100 Paw, sod & Wedirn 110 112 - Bt 103 arra Luton Ord. 81. 301 311 311 Bt. 100 Do. 1..t0g. Stk., No.l , 4 6 - Bt 100 GrostNorth of Beograd! 16 14 -. St. 100 Orr* Northam Os. 100 Do.A J• : ae. no dlr. un ll6 118 - Bt. 100 Do.ll 1 816 p. o. le *dß 124 126 - Bt 100 Do. Ord. Del. Div. Mock -.- Bt. 100 Ot South & Wool (Irt) 14 96 - 80. 166 Ghost Weston 471 481 - St. 100 D0.5t0ur114.1.0920.8tk -.- Bt. 100 Do. South'. aim - - - St. 100 Do. W. 1141.-021 t 18 12 - Bt 100 Do. Do. N 19 81 8l 100 Immaahlre & Y 117 128 -. Be. 100 lon. , Briat .n. et &Coast 63 64 81 1 3 4 00. 100 Imadon,Chatham,49.Dov 10 104 20 St 100 Do. Met Exten.A6p.c. Is • 0 - 1 80. 100 Loudon et North Mesta 1131 1141 114 131 1 Si. 100 Londoo&SouthWesters 81 56 - St. 140 Man. Shot.. & Ltooolush 48 - 8t 100 MetropolLtmi - ... - 84. 100 Do. lizteuslon, - 'dlrl. - den d Bp. et 411111170 111 113 - 8t 100 1141ropolltaa Dlstdot B7 90 -. 110 10 Do. do. do - - - 10 all Do. &St. John's-wood - - - IN. 100 rildisad . . . / 2 , 1 1224 -. W. DA Do. 81;1;.!1;;Zi. 91 93 - 84. 100 North Brltlah 31 33 - et. 100) Do. Idln..Partit,EMXl . . - - c =it - Bti 100 N. idaken- Barwick _ 104 106 15 1111 Do. G. N. I, Pura - - - - Si We Do. Leads ..... WI 34 - al NO Do. York .... - - St. 163 Do. Carlisle - - - 16 an Do. Stook.&Darllng. 1134 s:t p. -. 16 14 Do. London 1 - 84 - 86. 100 North .. _ _ 116 117 - 'lO 5 I Do. do. 1106.. _ Bt. 100 Northetaarddldri_ St. 100 N. &8. WOW= hum 109 111 - 8t 100 ,Shropshire Union _ - 661 674 - Bt. ISO South Devon.... __ _ 45 47 - 8t 100 Boat Duties . 69 691 CO to an statnes.wottogiii;o7diO 04 84 Bt 100 Taff Vale - 10 6 1 Do. 0 -... . - ....... - - pc - Bt. 106 IWatorkod it Mornay -.-. - 10 • tWatialoo & Witliohall -.-. Lill RAT& .1111aatIcatilL lairrisosi 7iirTie.:i.l IDo. 1 Mum— 1 ' Banda & lake Iiii;;;. Da PrWiel2 et 7 -- ,1101,11reallAtIodake I • par e50t187244 Oat& Miderm Sp e.g. Ceps''. I Docks p. e. lg. Dooselaii.7r. nporpreL - _ Do. .o. 6 d 0... t ient Indian kw 6 d 0... Do. L Shores. lereed Trunk oriisit;ke De. Equip. r. ls Bep.ot. Do. hewe Bonds Do. Bod pit. Bonds. Do. Srd pref. Stock.. Do. ith oret_ Stock. 61reoi Wien reateraut Wei. id; isr — dedt Do. liew do._ .. ii. iii - ;r :.—.l IL atladliL g.!p. aid 1;:il - pw caiti w : T. i win of Canada do. do. 187741. llsdisabraDab(Uasited) 106 Do. do.as.: sal Do. Fifth Iztaaalaa all Malb. asdnotourollay Do. S p. pop r.lotDo. 5 otOoalp odsgr hi Sr amt. 2 : :I Do. Piddirab do. _ D. lades U. list, dal U 0 102 103 Per Ws le 6 6 6 N 11 IN 119 lie is 106 ua 1141 . llk - 11 ipml 173 1 ie ile 49 11 30 91 IP 13 19i 20i 1011 100 - Pm! 1 103 104 96 06 ni 14 103 100 II 91 -•-• 109 196 06 97 91 le $1 NI 94 96 SI 82 SO N 10$ 106. Life iiit Pe 101} 102 Pc a IN) 28 1 C 1081 16 i MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) ONI CeOr4loZ. In the Stock Exchange to-day there is a demand for English railway shares, at a further moderate advance, owing to the satisfactory explanations afforded at yes terday's meeting of the Caledonian ; but other securities, including Consols and foreign bonds, are inactive, notwithstanding the satisfac tory tenor of the adtices from Italy. There is an apprehension amongst the speculators that renewed difficulties between France and Prussia may arise, and this, combined with the chronic distrust of nearly every kind of investment, tends to prevent any important increase of business. The dealers are still chiefly engaged in the settlement of the fortnightly account, which will be completed to morrow. The demand for money is still very moderate, and the supply superabundant. The rate for the best paper is 11 to 14 per cent., and for short loans in the Stock Exchange, 1 per cent. The railway market continues firm, and prices have further improved in several oases. Caledonian and North British stocks have advanced 4 per cent.; London and North Western, Lancashire and York shire, South Eastern, and Brighton, 4 ; and Great Eastern, 4. Annexed are the prices :—Metro politan, 1241 to 125 ; Great Western, 484 to ex div. ; London and North Western, 1144 to 4 ; Midland, 1224 to 4 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1274 to 128 ; Caledonian, 107 to 4 ; South Eastern, 694 to 1 ; Great Eastern, 314 to jit ; Great Northern, 111 to 112 ; ditto A, 1171 to 1184; London, Chatham, and Dover, 204 to 4 ; North British, 324 to 33 ; and Brighton, 531 to 54. Consols are quoted sq to 4, both for money and the Bth of October, and the Three per Cents. Reduced and New Three per Cents., 924 to I, ex div. On account of the Sinking Fund the government broker has bought to-day 21,0001. Reduced Three per Cents., at 94, ex div. His last purchase for the present quarter will be made to-morrow. At Paris this morning the Three per Cent. Rentes opened at 69.05 for the account, being about the same as yesterday. _ . . Turkish Bonds of 1866 (6 per Cents.) and Spanish Certificates are inquired for, and are 1 better, at 32 to and 164 to 1 respectively. Chilian scrip has risen 1, viz., to Ito prem. Turkish of 1862 are at 62 to 63 ; Greek, 131 to 4 ; Spanish Passive, 184 to 1 ; Italian of 1861, 484 to # ; Egyptian, 1864, 861 to 87 ; and Mexican, 151 to 4. United States 5-20 Bonds have experienced a fresh decline of per cent., viz., to 721 to i ; but Erie Railway shares are 1 better, at 404 to 4. Illinois Central are steady, at 77 to 4. Atlantic Cable shares are without change. Anglo-American are quoted 171 to 4 ; and Atlantic Telegraph Eight per Cent. Preference, 34 to 4. - . Bank sharee are neglected. London and West minster are quoted 67 to 69 ; Union of London, 37 to 38 ; Imperial Ottoman, l to IA dis. ; Alliance, 10 to 9 dis. ; and London and County, 54 to 66. Financial shares present no alteration. Inter national Financial are at 24 to 14 dis. ; London, 24 to 22 dis. ; General Credit, 24 to 2 die. ; and Credit Fonder, 54 to 54 dis. It is worthy of remark that during the fort night's " account " now coming to a settlement a rather general advance has taken place in most of the foreign stocks, especially in Turkish and Egyp tian. A comparison of the present quotations with those current a fortnight ago shows a rise of 1 per cent. in Brazilian Four-and-a-Half and Five per Cents., Buenos Ayres Six per Cents., Chilian Sir per Cents., and Bardi- Alien ; 1 to 2 per cent. in the various classes of Egyptian, and 2 per cent. in Peruvian, while in the Turkish loans the advance has been apportioned as under—viz., 1854, 1863, and 1865 (Six per Cents.), 2 per cent. ; 1858, 1 ; 1862, ; and the Five per Cents., In Italian stock there is exceptionally a fall of nearly 1 per cent. on the fortnight. The general improvement is doubtless due in great part to the fact that the rates for loans on foreign stocks are considerably below the rates of dividend accruing. Thus yester day loans on foreign stocks were offered at 1} to 2 per cent., being the lowest terms perhaps ever known. Only about 4,0001. in gold was bought yesterday by the Bank, but the whole of the 285,5001. by the Suffolk, from Melbourne, will probably be sent in during the next few days. Some further moderate withdrawals of sovereigns are expected to take place in connexion with the expedition to Abys sinia. The Delta, from Alexandria, has brought 2,7621. in Meows. Walker, Hamilton, and Co., of Manches ter and Glasgow, a respectable firm of commission merchants, have suspended payment. The exact amount of their liabilities has not transpired, but in Manchester they are understood not to exceed 10,0001. A composition is offered to the creditors of 6s. Bd. in the E. The London and North-Western Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 6,5861. over last year ; the Midland an increase of 5,658/. ; and the Great Northern an increase of 2,8191. The receipts of the Cape Railway Company for the month of July, with 63 miles open, were 2,9691., against 2,9971. for the corresponding week of last year. The preparations yesterday for to-morrow's set tlement in the railway market showed that, although the supply of stock is but scanty, and any amount that comes on the market is readily taken up, owing to the facility with which loans may be obtained from bankers, the public have effected some sales during the last fortnight. The consequence is, that " backwardations" (or premiums for the temporary loan of stock) have now almost entirely disap peared. The only exception of importance yesterday afternoon was Brighton Railway stock, which com manded i per cent. " backwardation." The difficulty, however, of finding good home securi ties returning remunerative dividends naturally limits the realizations of bond fide holders of rail way property. The following shows the terms on which the carrying over was generally conducted yesterday : cw:TANGos. Opening. Closing. Oral Eastern even to 1-16 .. even Great Western l-16 to 6-16 .. 1.16 to 0-16 Great Nottbern A I back .. even to it London and Brighton London andNorth-Western 1 tot .. to London, Cant, sad • Dover 1-16 to .. .16 to Lancashire and Yorkshire It tot .. 1-16 to 1.16 Manch. Shed., and Lincoln. seen to I .. even to Metropolitan .. .. to 1-16 to 1 to 1 1-91t0 . e .. 3-16 to Doren Veto • .. 3-16 t - . o 646 Luxembourg United States 610 Bonds 2to4p. e. ;Limn. .. 2 toe p. e. p. snit. Grand Treek of Canada Great Western of Canada Os. fkL to ls. 0d... Os. 6d. to la Od. The subjoined report on the market for Ameri can securities is from the circular o: Mews. SAtterthweite and Co. : --- - The result et the week's operations in American eecuri ties on the London market show but little site-sties in values generally since our last. The steady absorption of United States 5.20's on both home aed continental account has continued, prices varying with the premium in gold reported by telezramn from New York ; they close at almost the lame quotations as this day week. IllinMe Central shares have been well maintained, but Erie on the Navy fall in New Trek, reported by telegraph, have given way to 39t to I. W ILDNINIDAT $llOll7O. Consols, which closed yesterday at M 4 " buyers," both for money and the Bth October, opened this morning at the same quota-ion, and closed at 94 " sellers." The Three per Cents. Reduced and New Three per Cents, were quoted at 3 o'clock 921 to I; St- Nast ord West India . 124 128 EL Salida% SAL [War's. WS 66 WI ,100 Do. Db. at. 6p osot. -- (IL acedhaseptos ROO 86. bony Oessairdar 4441 1.066.038 i,catkito' I.est,sen: 110D,M11 887.0711 to. 1 palm 10 Angio-AnwrieenTeL(L. I all, 10 Anglo Ilezion WWI —; all 84. Atlantic Teegraph lOO St. bo. Spa cent llllO 15 Aulrallan AgrlceL 1 10; U Analralbut 111.L&Irn.(L ! 5 II eTea letateaL 7 10 India Waterwarts (L)I all 10 Do. New . 1 1011 : 3.bv llo po lekow Neess :al utw han L d l ~ ) i li a I 10 8021d1 American Land 41 1112 IL 1L Neg. Tel. (I.) WI Canada Coopany ... Prl 10 CanadianLoan& lon Inr(1 ) 4 le Oompany 10 DLO Ashore. 6 10 ChlnalltAblp&LCoalL 16 10 l efty Dieeonnt, LWOW& 8 111 ICitro/LondesB.Pre.(L) 8 ' 10 ,City of Milan Isapre. ( l ) se 10 1 Do 1 16 ICK, of Uoseetrilu (&) is •• ,City 00Ioes(Lbs.) W 40 54 'Colonial (•Amited) ' 1 Do. SO Oonateredalllnionlne ), li 10 (Loa. of Atriaintler.(L) 11 , 10 :Contineetal Un.Gas (L U 10 I Do. ...... .... , U !C0p.11.8,04.,1•ret.71;.e all ' 06 , C. of Len.841.1877,e1p.e al 1100 Do. tic.. 1876 do as 10 C. lone. of England (L) 11 111/ De.of Ilanrltio (L. , l6 K Orotal Palace ..... K Do. Proforma, 1./.. 1 g g 3.llet. Perp. DO 4 oill 10 Mom (l.Atiited) Tee (1, ' f •be Si Illndialec4C. t Irol(L 10 II Z. India l'r. & Cana , 18 , N GK. Val.. . . 17f 81 Selpi'anCoatlaitt(l.) 6 I.!). ric Telegraph 10 Do. New 8 ing.tAne.Copper (Um' If IS Eng. and Troika Credi. n : .4121kn bal . n l atimmie ttiaMarin. (I : , 20 Fore4t ( Warottoase •.; 11 110 Credit &Die. L.; 7I yti l. U Jon. Mom Na • 14 SO Hone &Colonlal (1 6 ' 10 10 Mada liongm's llonfiChine Ow all all ' 111 In.liendOo. aredllee L 114 1 I Indian Carrying (11ra. 1( 16) Inkenat. 1 1 1nan.Soe.(L. • 11 10 Interaat.Lard CrediLL I se Hansa Us& 6 IS Haag brig. (010. Chm , all NO Do. 4p.e.Mx r. 1670 all SO land Seoarltiegllea.) I lIS Lond.AblesnTradiag lO IS Lon. & Calodon. K. (L , 8 10 Low.Coar try Lease &13.(L I S Load. DiMrietTeleg.(L all N Land. lino Also. ,L. i 00 4 G. OnodlosC.(L) all ( N 1 / 4 01.&01mg.ing.Co.(L II 16 IceaLProvinalalYarise 8 W. Wadtvelrriga. & Canal, lip. e:.g.brlndlanOor. 100 111 Ilm1110•Lend, &e. (L. 1 I W 144111. late.. Tel (L I all 1 , N NeraMi NIIINNS M ; all If St IlUlwall P. lealgL' 610 i s l: V inwair recrL a ..(l 1 F 15 National Die. Cols.lL I Is lifatlonalProv.WarlsofT 4 104) 1 NationalSteant Nar.(l. • 66 I 10 NerboddeCoel&lrea(L , 6 1 10 Neweousolidat.Dis.(L` 8 , 5 New Quebrads, Limited Ill! '25 V.ZoIodL&U.Ag. , V If U N.Zealand T.& lon IL , I lu lotion AluenTOlL 1 4 10 Do. a , 5 . St. (N.Hrl&Anatralalan (L ' l .OO 10 !.C.Britallerean.ln.(L : SI U Iliolan Manes (inanra.: i 1 SO . 1 1bientelTinancia/(Lim. I II Ii lOrleseablee(lAntited) all I I 316 D a r.. ii , New I 1 16 Inlafed Bleas(L ~ aU 14 )tsso It Stlllard la.ast % 1 I , 6 Oman Go (Lbsited at. '' 10 Panama DAIL ateam(L . as 111 Do. do. I sll 81. Peallilv.load&lll‘.(L ' 400 86 tentsanbr I o.autins : all NI Do. do. New 1855 all SO Do. 60. do. 1867 1 15 Do. Neer all 1 16 ItloJ.ClWlmprov.(L l , all , 10 din . snob° , Isa (Tim I all 00 li nc t: . yal Wall Wean. lIN , St. leet.4 nab& Wrier. (L ' , 00 10 Woe. dlrgypte (L! 10 • MI 1 6. African). it NAT.) I g IS IdontbAnatralianLaeg I an 1 N. IhnbatarloalWegraph l.e. I Do Scrip 1 all 80 TOOone 4 ee.itlfain , L , l all ,16 Tan *alar m, DIAL) 1 10 'Trinidad Petroleum IL. 11: 10 Trait& Igoe,' of Aru. , L 1 to 7. &L. Ca. Wl7. Canada I 14 Ile.llarine or Lim. (1.11 5 15 )thoted DisrountCorp(L , I 6 II 'tlolted L. Delo. C0.(L.4 all S Do. 10 per cent. prof.' all 10 ' , elvers. Marine Ine(L) 6 '0 tipper Nam Tea... . _— 116 Yea glitsres MEd (LAI U 4 US Witeroyelllggpialer.(L , Oil --.` Wanted Memo (LW.), 11 Weilndts&wwellelitrL' ill • Call pending. PREFERENCE SMAI Midland Conaolidatod, 4,1 par ocean !;100 12.110 ID, 290 000,000 MI 00U 36 6CO 10,000 10,000 10,000 11 1 4 0 70 1 O IN O 10,4001, Si. 1464 16,000 46111,176 60,000 60,000 10,000 I IKON I 116,6(.0 10,000 11.,000 17{ 172 14 15 25 30 70 75 17 10 1. 47 11110 dli 4 e: 1 Coedfa 12 22 64 118 2 Idb 11 0 its 1 24 2 1 Os 21 *9fr6 I 6 d lti 161 Indu 7 6d4 4 6 i 41 24 le 97 101 106 1(9 14 14 7 • (11* I 5 4 al. 10 8d1• P.l-o:iii ' m?! 111,114 MOO.OOO 80,1101 WON f),000 MK* SAN SAO giii ir••i ii sew MAIO f!:aii ii i Names ikies Nedra pli_o Ifitiii WWI MOO $l4lllll W 16.41110 IN s.aooi *OOO maw sow I woo It tag . ' 21 tdb 111 St .. I Fab! 8 1a 16 15i 12 dl. 2 1 dis 21 5_ 4 m i n i si 10 4'5 se 2 4 11, 7 641 7 4 4!. i_ i.ii• - I ii -24 11 :ti. lie I 3 ills par 101 103 0 24 b 2 ti =W _el 2 9•U - 42 40 —dl 64 6411 , 44 3 di. 14 It 41 214 b Idb. *pm Um 6 2a, le &HU U 46 16 17 14 16 pc 10 641 6 1 Par Iwo Ns , 2 21 6 7 63 361 28 48 60 47 49 2 I dim 28 84 2 " 12 26 6668 116 120 8 76L 0 i tidfr , 114 22 10 1!t 171 si mi. mons Tnned DU VoDoi L. Do. 10 nohow*. Upper Alo Veal Vlooroyor Won- --" 16.16 li lft $ 5 7 9 7! 73 11 9 Ili 7 6!Y tES. d., CHURCH BRAWLING NY • FARIIRIL-At Mistley (Essex) petty 1111•401111 on Monday an adjourned ebarge against Mr. William Smug, farmer, of Great Clacton, of having been guilty of indecent behaviour in the church of that parish during Divine service on Sunday, the let inst., came on for hearing. Mr. F. B. Philbrick appeared for the churchwardens, and Mr. Jones for the defendant. The case wuadjoorned on the9th inst., owing to the non-attendance of the defendant, a medical certificate being produced sta ling that he was suffering from congestion of the brain. At the Name time an application made by Mr. Jones that the parties might be a llo wed to compromise the case was re fused by the bench. The defendant appeared at Monday's sitting, and, upon the information being read, Mr. Jones said hie client would plead not guilty. It war intimated, however, that the defendant would be glad if the matter could be settled without going further. After some con venation it was screed that the proceedings should be stayed, the defendant giving a written apology, paying all the expenses incurred, and 201. besides, by way of fine, to the Great Clacton Church fund. Tae Tunr;;;T;; TDOLEI. —lt is hardly neces sary for us to answer that the men of rank and fortune who stooped to malpractices of yore, were as much an exception to the mass of their order as are the honest owners of horses the exception upon • race course of to-day—that the delayed settlement in 182— to which we have alluded, was the solitary default in • prolonged turf career. But there am other evidences of the diminished self-respect of many noble and gentle patrons of the turf, which cannot be no flood without regret and humiliation by thoughtful and reflective moralise. The racehorse, it would seem is • more democratic leveller than Mr. Beaks or Mr. Odgers a greater disintegrator of aristocratic society than the rail ; road or the penny prom, or the reform bill itself, big with mysterious and inscrutable possibilities. That a young, raw,uneducited Yorkshire or Newmarket hid, who can ride seven stone, but who cannot pen • letter of which a milk maid would not be ashamed, should be welcomed to the homes of dukes and marquises—that he should be en couraged to smoke cigars, play billiards, and volunteer opinions without restraint in the premises of his bettors of either sex—is one of the saddest anomalies of our modern civilisation. The days are at hand when the people of England will pay little respect to man and women with handles to their names who do not respect themselves. Fashion, said Henry Fielding more than a century ago, ma alememake and keep gambling sweet and wholesome. When it shall cease to be fashionable for men born in the at to chat and smoke with jockeys and trainers, and Mieusands and tees of thousands upon the speed and bot tom of a racehorse, without any other means of paying, if Mrs race goes against them, than the ludulgenos a mew- Medallion afford—then, and not till then, shall we is ere the rehabilitation of the turf.—Sant Peal's, t edited by Anthony Trollops. No. L - 4 - 0 103 104 . a - 4 11 15 6 4dl lk Ikcpaj i e FI ii 14 6 lila: 140 JOINT OTOOIL LILL ii,ilF tu.oool art Bank (Lim.). bo. Albion ...... hallow Matted Anglo •ooarlon ..... leolts•(1.1so.) Al& Italian gAnitod) Muirolasta Iloakogirlitibeolymbla Back of oS Beak a Otago (Mated) liatot Vietorla,Ausine Bank a! N.. Umlaut *Wok It Ameba o.lllk. bras. Aus.Allior awe. Nam el Isiah • DMA as' Labia (IL ). lamears 2.4 llolorasologf:( d ir Meek* sail Amerieaa . Sagas** I miL 112811• IN sad Swedis CU h (L)M Leiria Boit (Llmiss4) =al Ottoman Da ' ** I laalliort. HL India(L) DallwaDeb.lll64l.3oyn! lisa.BlLaCilepooollo4p, London sad Breafium.. IsAO *Anse 1 :1 se.esi se I so fel Psei emeers 10,000 16 17,011 100 10,000 100 10,000 S 10,000,100 We , la I Tho. - 21€1; —" Loodoutt Rlyarllato(L) Do. do. do Lta. Ca. Dank ad Await London and County No. bored at p largo J.. , ut Stook Lyles & Booth itriau , La 4 Warr Um r Lades a Veneatioia(L)i Lair a M eatraborawr. I D. 188.101.1 m.nona paid Mirchuot bank I:Ain.l. Moreautilattizenna(L), Metropolitan (timliadY Midland Bank (Lim.) National at Australaida imam! 07 limped— Pri. w Sioglasd . Do. and a adaa Nakao! Bask Dew South Ro t h.. Nara R.A.ra . Oitustal Beak tank Denk=so.(l4 Dw 10. 74; Mali Australis. Mot of & it;io; 7. _ is ss s sU 12) •41 e S 10 Yew 3 17 16 16 16 6 4d 66 67 11 71 4 fMs Et 84 6 661 L T of •0 51 11 4 cei 29 81 12 13 37 . 89 2 1 ..: iji 4 4 dl, 3 lea 16e 175.._ 19 20 1 ! 01 S 111 12 10e U 12 e 4 1 3 4. 4 7p Mr I I 7 414 lk 18 88 10 12 4 3 11 8 a a 8 6 16 11 ni - t 9 ST 6 7 ldis - - 4 411 64 7 5 $7 99 Do. at p.m — make ot Mistrals Oaks et iralsod aft.) Maim el Lemke —1 11 10 8 6 47 40 10 7 M 1111 M ail Re W. Istrease. ea, & ir. W. 1t0..---.---...„ W. &1 to 12 12j. D. O. /OREM RAIL NATd. .......- - IL I rd. I ALIZTATIL Madam palm 1 brainstains 30.15, W. 3 W.S.W. b- 1 Aberdeen ao.nii Lam. I a b- I la MI •Aebtorp Ik Reateedass 0 di -. LWth W.32,6. W. LW . 0 - 6 SO ail' Bslrra.(l.a.Tp.a 132 14 182 Ardrarsen 10.58'65 LBW. S.S.W. c - 3 9 all *dean L l =Mem .. if 2 Gammeastlit ,30.31 W.11.W. 0r.2.04. e - - 10 j all 1LLyire5,61.8.4.72.4.(L ) 142 162 ... vanilla BOAS 50 8.8. W. ow. 0 - 2 a 1 an I nimical Argeutinis .... 13 14 ... Roche's Point 50.47 661 W. W.S.W. eb - 2 1411 1 48 - =....111044 5 8.8.3. W.N.W . 00 ... 2 111 I all C lL ta lktendess pm -. ... 10.41 W. W.N.W. . 0 - - IN 186 Damabuarlik(l,.} 15 10 els - Pa5an05....10.63 66 Z. N. ho - 1 le INS IN I4O 4 these - Brest 30.61 N.E. N.R. lc - 6 IR 1 all _an._ - Lariat 80.411 45i N.E. R.N . I. b- f le 1 a MINNIM 01 till.ooll .... 21 26 - Rochefort 30.36 50, E.N.K. ' N. b- 2 IA 118 Imaposa Ceotral (L).. /0 14 di. - Plymouth 20.52 60 Z. , N. be - 1 10 an Great lauenbourg .... 10 102 -, Weyastath actsa aii. N. L Z. b- 2 * 411 144014 PE -0011•004 dll( 1 ) 19 1 1 4 -- Pennwalt KO 50 W. N . j em - 1 SD all Mexican (L) -• Logsdon ..... 30 40 46 W.N.W. , F.W. b. _ _ 10 all Nam.aLlese 1 . jay un - Yarmouth. .. 3046 62 W.N.W. 1 F.W. bm - y Id all &alp...Pa Rasaßel 14 14 - scarboreage. 30.43 60 W. 1 8.0. icb - 1 11 ill 744440 . 1411 01 46 66 - Shields 80.41 62 LW. ' W.N.W. pp - 2 18 an MLR. 11. dy we zdji.T.p.n I 6 Helder lO in Do. - .- .- 16 all Norwsglaa Truk Peet -.- - REMARKS. 10 an glisynssaldle 34 64 - High atmospherical pressure still continues over the British 1111 all Farlikledskandlladlt 96 16 .- Isles. In the southern districts little change has taken place es a/1 'Paris and (Maas ~. 116 14 -- Mose yesterday: but on the western coasts there has been some 111 an Inn** B Lifasse 4 n( l .l l'il 10 + - decrease. The lower premiums see in the north !60.15 inches at IS 10 1 10 1 111 &Mini= .. - - Nairn), and the higher In the south of England 10.66 inches at I all Elul I w•thab — - Weymouth). Wieds are light and variable : north-easterly on 4 all .• 7 Per 0.06. •• • • I j the week coast of France but entith.resterty hi Ireland. It Is le an Immo said ll4ol4l _ • .... • 3 ii calm at Penzance and Plymouth. Mist prevails on the eastern 10 I 2111 Do, diperosaL rem. - coast. No rain has fallen at any of the southern stations daring .I an Ham raaWl4ls 7 Par 01 . 46 17 - the last two days. SO all LAust&Lorn.Fenetian 162 162 - IP 16 Beath Feat. of Patna& - - dle - CRERTSET ANNUAL FAIR, II all Southern of France II 62 - SE"- 25 . — YestardaY 10 all Tartu sad Savona _ 1 2 - this Surrey fair was held in the village of Chertsey, end 4en IWest Slanders .. _. B4 0 •-• commanded a large attendance of farmers and others. The 10 all ' Dia 6 2.P 44 0014717 * ,_„ 1 1 4 - sheen show was limited and the trade very dull. and flock. 11 411 M r4 "*P• W • ' 4 ' mu " '• /61 -. Ili. I /AL I if itil, 1O&IIUN OBLTCUTIOI4II. IGUIWAI& O. Imamibburg6p.ouna. I Ds. thaws and liatanasa ,Lausanre and Fribourg I/straw ard !Miming I Do Bacood Inua .North. ot Franco II p GI I Do (lana(iliarL al p.oll Do. °" Dr a a d o. te aead Wr... at e ri :Viort Ma Igket. ganpaili' r n eig : Idieranderg.. el alan-Vamip.o. Deagall'ort.Tp.o. cdFraneellp.o. Main, II par at. .4101.W.ofilra. Pp a. Tl, si 9 In ST SO 98 190 17 OD 14 13 N SO IS 71 12 Ltf U 96 14 1 IS OS le 8 , SS 12e I I U 114 3 ex div. The official business report is as follows : —Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 941, 11, ; ditto for account, 941, 4,1 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 921, 1, ex div. ; New Three per Cents., 1,1, ex div. ; Bank Stock, shut ; ditto, for account, 247, ex div. ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1131, ; ditto Four per Cent., 985, ex div. ; ditto Bonds, 655. prem. The Indian government Five per Cent. Stock was well supported, but the rupee paper declined about per cent, in the afternoon, the Five per Cent. being last quoted 1041 to 105, and the Five and-a-Half per Cent., 1091 to 110. In the market 'or foreign bonds there wu & demand this morning for Italian of 1861, at an advance of about 1 per cent., upon the announce sent of the arrest of Garibaldi, but a relapse after wards occurred to the closing price of yesterday. Spanish Passive were also in request, and tha last price, though not the best of the day, was 1 per cm... higher than yesterday. The Committee's Cartificater. and Mexican advanced 4, while Turkiah o • 1858 declined ; ditto o: 1865 (5 r Cents.), 1; and Greek (including the coupons), Ito 1. Financial shares showed dulness, but prices closed about the same as yesterday, being as follows International Financial, 21 to 2 dis.; General Credit, 21 to 2 die. ; London Financial, 24 to 22 dia. ; and Credit Policia., 51 to 55 dis., ex div. Colonial government securities were unchanged, apart from a reduction of 1 per cent. in Victorian of MINE&-(THIS DAY.) Oirs olhoot. This being " name day" for the fortnightly settle ment to-mot row, there is not much general business in British mining shares, but prices remain firm. Gnat Vor are quoted 171 to 18 ex div. ; Great Lamy, 18 to ; Clifford, 71 to 81 ; East Lovell, 8 to t; West Great Work, 34 to 1 ; Drakewa ll s, to J ; West Drakewalls, to f ; North hives ion, 4to ; North Treskerby, 14 to 11 East Russell, 11 to 21 ; Devon Great Console, 470 to 430 ; Chiverton Moor, 51 to ; West Chiverton, 631 to 641 ; Wheal Seton, 1074 to 1124 ; and Tin crott, 13 to 1. Foreign and colonial mining shares are steady. St. John del Bey are 59 to 61 ; Don Pedro, 11 to 21 prem. ; 1 0- -Brazilian, par to prem. ; Postmen*, to prem. ; Chontales, Ito 1/ prem.; Roam Grande, to 1 ; Anglo-Italian, Ito i prem.; United Mexican, 2to ; Frontino and Bolivia, 4 to 1; and Port Phillip, 11 to If. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. (THIS DAY.) (sr TELBGRAPR.) (now OUR owe CORRESPONDENT.) The market unchanged, and the sales foot up about 10,000 balsa. M INCING-LAN K. -(THIS DAY.) BOOML—Thera is • moderate demand at steady priest. The sales include—Grenada, 295. fid.i Jamaica, 335. lid. • common jaggery Madras, 245. 6d. Refined without change: Comte.—The market continues to be liberally supplied with all descriptions. Prices ruled in bums' favour. Plantation Ceylon, good ordinary to low mialing, 675. to 73e. 6d. ; middling to good, 745. to 86s. • native an• 535. 6d. ; bold, 63a. 6d. ; other East Ind; eoloury, ■ to good middling, 695. 6d. to 84a. Cocoa.—The market continues inactive. . . Trr —The inquiry for new season's teas still limited. Fsuir.—A fair business is doing in moat descriptions, steady prices. Currents, common to fine, 225. to 355. ; Valenti's, common to fine, 28.. to Ms. ; attested, 36a. to 475. ; Sultanu, Ns. to 43a. ; Turkey figs, Ms. to 675. ; Jordan almonds, 61. 6s. to 71. 10s. SPICEIL—Tbere is • steady demand for most desorip tiona at full prices. Nutmegs sold, small to fine. la. Id. to 4s. Mace, le. sd. to 3s. Cloves: Penang, 100. to 114.1. ; common Zanzibar, 3id. Pepper: Singapore. 34d. to 3fd. ; Penang, 3d. to 34d. ; white Singapore, 416. to 54d. Ginger : Jamaica, 455. to 575. ; Cochin, 40s. to 101 s. ICE. —About 4,000 bags sold, Rangoon at 12s. 40. to 12s. 6d. Cocii mut —The public sales have gone off rather fat; Tenerife at rather easier prices, about 300 bags sol d; Honduras silver, 2s. to 9d. ; black, 3s. 4d. to 4s. 2d. ; Tenerife silver, 3s. 2d. to 3s. 6d. ; black, 3s. 4d. to 4e. Id. Corroir.—At fair business is doing, but at rather easier prices. JuTz.—Fine qualities are dull of sale, and 10a. per tat cheaper; common, steady. HEMP. —BOO bales Manilla sold at lower prices ; good, 491. 10s. to 491. 15a. ; common, 461. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The market is steady at the following prices : Tama tallow, 4. lid. ; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, old, 435. Gd. ; ditto ditto new, 44a. ; October to December, 44a. ; December. 445. 3d. to 44a. 6d. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) We bays a larger supply of beasts, and a smaller de mand for them, consequently prices are lower, and a con siderable number remain unsold. There are also a few more sheep. and there is namely any trade for them. Our quotations are almost nominal, there are so very few purchamers. Calves are plentiful, and prices are lower. Our fuleign supply connate of 250 beasts, 2,0)0 sheep. 134 calves. and 110 pip. Per stomp of 81ba a. o. ad. I Per stone of ribs. ad. C Hest Soots, Herd& 4 8 4 10 Bad Dna&ltt.lxlsith 0 0 Bast Short..horns 4 4 4 8 ; Best Lemi-w OO D.• 4 4 %rood op& basis 2 4 I Do. do. Sheen.... 0 0 Calves Pits Best Imstalt-hrsda 4 8 6 0 lambs Beasts at market, 1.090; sheep and lambs, 7,160; calves, 341; PAM 20. SMITHFIELD HAY MAREET.—(THIS DAY.) Mr. Charles Jamas Easton reports trade at dm following prices, viz. :—Prime old clover, 110 s. ; ferior ditto, Me. to 95e. ; prime old hay, 75a, to 85e. ; inferior ditto, GOs. to 705. ; prime new clover, 90s. to 100 s. ; inferior ditto, 60s. to 755. ; prime new hay, 7 3 . 6d. to 80s. ; inferior ditto. 555. to 60.. ; straw, 36a, to 425. PROVINCIAL SHARE MARKET& LIT itrooL. Rai?. 15 Salve Caledonian, new account, 1051 6 4-Great Rasters. 3O) : new account, 301 1 301 Western, 471: new account, 48 id -London and North Western, 1131 ; new account, 11 . 1 41 144 xd.- Manchester, Shef field, and Lincolnshire, 484 -Metropolitan, new account, 1241- Midland, 121/ 2 ; new account, 112 1 1.-Soutk Ileatern, 68l . new account. asa 94-Demerara 7 per cent., 49-Brie, 40; new ac count. 40-Great Luxembourg Shun. 10 9-16: new account, 109.16 6.16-Bank rt Liverpool, 241-North and south Wales. 211 -Anglo-American Telegraph, new account, 171 -Liverpool Richwine. tit-Liverpool United Gem, 307 -Ditto new L 26 shams, 51 p.--Rational at, mahip Company ,Limited) 8 per cent. Min_ Pref., 5.16 p. Ilmgantsrga. Sitar. 26.-Erie, 40; ditto next account, 40 -Great Eastern, 304 ; ditto, next account, II 1-Great Luxem bourg. next account. lel-Groat Northern A. 17 4 ti ditto. Belt account, 1171 1-Grand Trunk od Canada, 17; ; ditto, next aceeunt. Di-Great Western of Canada, 16; ditto. next account, 16-Great Western. 474 ; ditto next *mount, 48 74- London, Brighton. and South Coast, 13t- London mad North Western, 114 ; ditto, next account. 1141- wickeder, Sheffield, and Lineeinsliku next account, 481 -Ditto New Pim per Cent. Pref., 71- Metropolitan, next account, 1141-Midland, 1111 : ditto, next account. 1224 2-Ditto, Convertible C 22 Shares, nerd *,mount. 1 9-16 w-North DOOM, 324 14 ; ditto, next account, 321-North Eastern, Berwick, 1034--Routh Eastern. : ditto, next account, 66 t 1 4-Thames and Mersey Marine insurance (Limited), next account. 3 1146 p.-Great Western Six par Cent., 94-Union Beak, 21 p.-Caledonlan, 106 ; ditto, next ao meant, 1061- 80M169111111, Sgior. 25.-The transactions to-day included Great Western Railway Birmingham Guaranteed Three-and - a- Half per Cent. Stock. at 05-Birmingham and Staffordshire Gan £2S +harm at 61 prem.-and Metmpolltan Railway Carriage and Wagon shares, third, thine, at 1-16 dia. liming prices :- London and North Western Rehm stock sellers. at 114 mines= Town and District Banks. 11 to 114--Midland Pisan del s ham, if to 14 dia-therningham Wagon shares, 11 to 114 -Hallway Carriage shares 91dimuyi. 1 to 1 prem.-Birmingham Small Arms shares, at 9 to 6 prem.-end Patent Nut and Both shares. at 31 to 34 dia. Drum, sierr. 24.-Three per Cent. Consols, 911-New Three per Cent Stock, 911 1 1-Ditto, for account, Bth October, 924-Ditto, for new account. 911-Bank of Ireland , 1100 paid!, 2331-Hibernian Banking thismany (AU paid). 361-Munster Bank (Limited. (L3l paid, al-National Bank (L3O paid , . 611- Provincial Bank (L 25 patch 871-llnioe Bank 'Limited; (L 2 l paid , . 12-Dublin and Droglaida (1100 paid', 87-Great Southern and Western .8.100 paid), 96/-Great Southern and Modern 4 per cent peril ,6:100 pant), 01. FALSE MEASURES AT NEWlNOTON.—Yesterday, at a special session at Newington, Mr. James Phillips in the chair, 43 persons were fined for using false weights and measures. The list comprised 7 licensed victualler', 4 retailer■ of beer, 8 bakers, 1 butcher, 4 chandlers, 2 cheesemongen, ftit, 5 greengrocers, coal dealers, 1 eating-house keeper, and 9 other miscellaneous dealers. Of the entire number 6 were reported by the inspectors as having been previously convicted. The maximum fine was N. ; sod the minimum 10s, except in a single case of :W.-- total amount of amercement, 671. 10a. SOUTHALL CATTLE MARKET, SEPT. 25.—Trade ruled slack to-day, and rates were rather lower. Mutton, Is. Bd. to 53. 2d. ,• lamb, ss. to ss. 6d. ; pork, 3 e. 83 . to 4a. Bd. per stone of Sibs. sinking the offal. The Post-office department has increased the compensation of letter-carnen in the cities. The increase takes effect on Oct. 1. Carriers who have been in the ser vice one year are to receive 1,000 dole., those who have served six months 900 dols., and at others 800 dole. TM object is to secure competent and faithful men. —New York Tribune. lill I illif•ri ii rai w lan I