The Express. — London, England, 1862-09-17 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Before Mr. Commissioner Farbleague.) RI ARCHIBALD GEO. LOGIN. This was an application for release upon bail. The bankrupt, Archibald Geo. Logan, was sued and committed as Archibald Logan, late of 158, King's-road, Chelsea, of the Queen's Hotel, Bydenharn, and of Whitecross.stnset Prison. The bankrupt was stated to have been an officer in the Indian army. Mr. Sargood said that this was an application for release from custody udder the 112th section of the Bankruptcy Act. He had successfully opposed several similar applica tions, and ill the present instance the notice had been served upon his clients by Messrs. Aldridge and Bromley. Now, if these gentlemen filled the office of "crown solicitors," it might be necessary to know to what extent their power extended, and to secure uniformity of practice to find whether they should give notice, or whether it should be signed by the bankrupt. Here was • man who gave them notice that he was prepared with two sureties for his due appearance hereafter, and Aldridge and Bromley, instead of stead ies upon neutral ground, had, by serving the notices, really become solicitors to the bankrupt. It would be necessary before the bail was accepted that there should be some ground of iodeotificacion, and to show that they were substantial persons. Mr. Parkes, the attorney for the bankrupt, stated that the bail were not present. . . . . . . Mr. Sargood said that he had strong suspicion that they were paid bail ; one was to be Mr. John Bitten, s, the prompt solicitor for tbe bankrupt, whether there was such a person as Mr. Daniel Donohue, of Blackman-street, Southwark, licensed victualler._ Mr. Parka "Zed to have liberty to appear and to Ale fresh arrtioss. Mr. fiargood—You will hare to give fresh notices, and proper notices. The Commissioner said that must be done, and the bank rupt pay the costs. The bankrupt said be came here in forint pauper* and could not afford to pay costs. The Commissioner—You are determined to delay your creditors as far as possible, and must therefore takenthe con 63.suennkruiit—I will pay any coats you like. It is a blunder of the crown solicitor. The Commissioner—The crown solicitor`.' All fiddlesticks. You might just as well WI him Solicitor-General. The bankrupt asked what there was to pay. The Commissioner— That is what is not my duty as a commissioner to tell you. You must go to the taxing master. Mr. Sargood consented to take two guineas as the costs of the da , and au order for the payment of that sum was socaMmgly made. 11,011111 MAYISTON. Tbia was an examinatiou meeting. The bankrupt, Robert Maystoo, was described as of Mintern•street, Hor ton printer and paper bag manufacturer, nod of the Lansdowne Music Ha,. Islington, licensed victualler. The statement of accounts, compiled by Messrs. Hart Brothels and Hayles, shows :—Dr. : To creditors, 4,153/. 19a. 3d. ; ditto, holding security. 1.7551. 10s. ; liabilities on bills dis counted, 512/. 12s. 9d. ; creditors to be paid in fa, 96/. 6s. ; total, 6.506/. Rs. Cr.: By debtors above IW., good, 168/. Rs. 4d. ; ditto under 10/., 3591. Ns. 3d. ; doubtful, 101. 19s. Id. ; property, 936/. ; ditto is bands of creditors, 2,100/. ; deficiency, 2,9331. 22. 4d.— total, 6,506 h 81. Mr. Sargood, for the assignees, applied for further accounts, a goods account, a cash account, and a deficiency account. Mr. Lawrence, on behalf of the bankrupt, did tot resist the application, but said as there was a considerable amount in hand, he must ask that au accountant might be employed to prepare the accounts required. The Commission granted an adjournment for six weeks, and said he would reserve the question as to the payment of an accountant out of the estate until he saw the eccounta. The one was accordingly adjourned to the 31st October next, with enlarged protection to the bankrupt. RE HENRI' HILL This was an examination meeting. The bankrupt wee an oil refiner, of Albion Mills, Commercial-road East, carrying on business under the style of Hill and Co. The debts were 4,4141. ; assets, 831. ; with good, doubtful, and bad debts, 9W3t. The matter was adjourned. This was also an examination meetiog. The bankrupt was a livery stable keeper, of Melcombe-mews, Dorset square. Upon the application of M Robertson Griffith., be passed his examination. Debts 6001., assets trifling. Sr C. HEMPT. The bankrupt was a baker, of Leman-street,Whitechapel, who now Tamed his examination. Mr. Dowse appeared for the assignees ; Mr. Robertson Griffiths supported the bankropt. SECONDARIES' COURT. (Before Mr. Secondary Potter.) ACTIONS IN THE SUPERIOR COURTS. There was only one caner, in the list, which was an ac ti on brought in the Court of Queen's Bench for a small sum. The defendant had pleaded never indebted. The present was the third time the action bad been set down arising Loin attempts baring been made to settle the matter. As no arrantement had been made the case was at last tried and the demand proved by the plaintiff, on which the jury gave a verdict. An application was then made for a certificate to carry cost and refused by the learned Secondary. It is anticipated that, in consequence of the number of actions brought in the superior courts for sums under 204, an act will be paned declaring the amount for which writs may be issued. It is probeble that for sums under Al. no writ will be permitted to be issued out of the superior courts.. MIDDLESEX SESSIONS. (THIS DAY.) (Before Mr. Ssirjeeat Gazelee.) Charles Lee, 32, was indicted for feloniously embezzling the sums of 1/. Os. 10d., 21. fie. 10d., and 11. 25., the monies of William Morden Bernard, to whom be was servant. Mr. Daley prosecuted ; Mr. Hemp defended the prisoner. The proeecutor is a china dealer. carrying on bnainees at No. 12, Hampstead-road, and the prisoner was in his employ up to the 25th of April last, when he absconded. H e been in his *serial for seventeen months, and had to receive money on account of his master, and to account for it im• mediately on receiving it, On the 10th of April he received from Mr. Alfred Hewitt, of Harp alley, Farringdon-street, th e sum of 11. Os. 10d. on account of Mr. Bernard, and he gave a receipt for the money, but this money he had never banded over to his master. On the 16th of April he received 21. 6s. MI. of Mr. Curtis, of Stingo-lane. for which he also gave a re ceipt. This sure wee not accounted for. On the 10th of January he received 1/. 2s. from Mr. Arthur, of 38, Little Pulteney street, and gave a receipt for the money, which he never accounted fur. _ Mr. Kemp made an able defence on the part of the pri soner, but the jury found him 0,44. Mr. Bernard said that the total amount of embezzlement by the prisoner was upwards of 95f., and bad been cartiecl OD by abetractiun small sums during the whole of that period. _ _ Mr. Serjearit Giuielee sentenced him to be kept in penal servitude for three years. Rarhael Harley, 24, and Emma Clark, 2.5, were indicted for stealing a watch, value 64, the property of Victor Guidice, from his person. Mr. Dicker prosecuted ; Mr. Pater defended the prisoners. This was an ordinary street robbery. The prosecutor was accosted by the two prisoners in the Haymarket, and they asked him to treat them. While talking to him they ma naged to abstract his watch, with which they made off, but both were an need taken into custody. Mr. Pater the jury for the prisoners. The jury, without bearing the summing up of the learned judge, returned a verdict of Guilty. Several previous convictions were proved against Clark. Mr. Serjeant Couielee sentenced Clark to be kept in penal servitude for three jean, and Harley to be imprisoned for sis months, THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) MARLBOROUGHantEgi MAIMS ON TRADESMEN. Frantia CHOC, alias Captain Stuart, Moriinter `"arr. &a., a gentlemanly-looking man, who gave the aoareas Clifton.lodge, Wortbiog, was charged before Mr. Tyrwhitt with endeavouring to obtain several bonnets and hats of the value of 10/. by fraudulent means from Mr. Robert Hill. milliner, of 106, Tottenham-court-road. The curt was densely crowded with tradesmen, and it was stated that a large number have been victimised. 4) " being placed in the dock the prisoner Bahl his name was Marks Burka* Uri,'hton Harper. Mr. Robert Hill, milliner, of 106, Tottenham.court-road, s'ad Prisoner came into the shop the day before yesterday, and ordered goods to the value of 101. 2a. 6d., and ordered them t o be sent to the Pimhoo station. Emily Falter, assistant to Mr. Hill, said—Prisoner called on Monday, and asked the price of a bonnet, and I told him one guinea. It was about two o'clock. He then asked the price of a lace bonnet, and Mrs. Hill told him from Ife. to 31. 3e. He then selected four bonnets from the window. He then left, saying be would tall again, and decide upon having them. He then called again in about two hours, and ordered four boo ms to be sent to the Pimlico station. He told Mrs. Hill to make out a bill and he wrote the name of " Mr. Edward Carew, Ivy Lodge, Worthing," and requested them to be tat to the Pimlico station at mesa o'clock, when he would pa! for them. Yesterday evening I went to the Pimlico station at seven, and saw the prisoner there. He called me to him from one side of the waiting-room to the other, and gave me a cheque on my saying I had got his THE EXPR'F.SS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 17, 1862. Cdgl told him the amount of the goods was 10/. 21. 6d. liad the cheque already made out. (The cheque was on Messrs. Hoare, bankers, Fleet-street, and purported to be drawn by a person named Carew.) I took the cheque sod gave the prisoner a receipt, and left the goods with the prisoner. I spoke to a person, and the person was going to see whether the cheque was good, when the prisoner came up end asked the par son, who was employed at the railway station, what business it was of his. The prisoner then said he would come on with me to Mrs. Hill's, and wanted to go in a cab, but the man told me not to go in a cab. I then proposed • 'Lin, and we went on as far as Westminster Abbey, ad then got out, because riaoner said be did not like riding in a 'bus. lie afterwards stopped, and said be could not spare time to go to Mrs. Hill's, but would go to his solicitor about the cheque. He then stopped at the corner of Tottenham-court-road, saying be would call at Mrs. Hill's in the evening with his solicitor. I kept the box in my possendon. Mr. Tyrwhitt—That was very right. Witness—l then went on. Afterwards heard some one call me, and it was the prisoner and a constable. Mr. Walter Holman, of Oxford-street (firm of Preist and Co.), stated—The prisoner called on me, and ordered, ou the 30th of September, two dozen knives and forks and two pairs of carvers, a nd ordered them to be sent at 6 o'clock to the Victoria station. He gave the name of Henry Mortimer Stuart. The goods, which ware of the value of 5/. 5a., were delivered by the porter, and prisoner gave a cheque. Walter John Benetto, porter to Messrs. Preist and Co., proved delivering the parcel to the prisoner on the platform at the Victoria station, and said the prisoner gave him a piece of paper, which, he said, was s draft for the money. He told the prisoner that he did not like the piece of paper • and prisoner replied," Oh, that is the way I generally pay my creditors"—(laughter) —sod that he bad no other paper with him, but would buy a stamp, and they went to a stationer's shop and bought one, and then prisoner filled it up in his pre sence. (The cheque purported to be on Messrs. Percival, Hills, and Co., of Lombard-strut, and was signed Henry Mortimer Stuart, and was marked ' no e ff ects.") The wit ness said he then left the goods with the prisoner. Prisoner, who made no answer to the charge, was re manded. Warlomont, of 289, Regent-street, moderator lamp manufacturer, said—The prisoner called and asked for a lamp, and ordered it to be taken to the first-class waiting room at the Kinds-cross Railway-station. He ordered it to be addressed to Mr. Edward Francis Carew, and said he lived at Clifton-lodge, Cambridge, where • second one was to be sent. Prisoner said he would give my man the money when he saw him at the waiting-mom. Enoch Hobbs, porter to the last witness, said—l took • lamp and case to the Great Northern Railway station. It was addressed with Mr. Carew's name on it. Prisoner was in the first-class waiting-room, and produced • cheque (on Mews. Coutta, for 161.). I took the cheque, feeling satisfied as 1 saw prisoner write his name, and left with it, leaving the goods with prisoner. Prisoner made no answer to the charge, and was remanded. All the cheques uttered by the prisoner were returned to the persons presenting them marked no effects." CLERKENWELL. ♦ WOULD-at BLONDIN. Henry !index Paws, whodesoribed himself as a gentle man, reading at 2, Staple's-inn, Holborn, was charged with amaultiog Police-oastal)le Edward M'Clellao, 173 E, in the execution of tie duty at Lamb's Conduit-street, parish of Sc. Pancras. The constable stated that this morning, about half-put 5 o'clock, he was on duty in Lamb's Cooduitetrest, and saw the defendant there with a low prostitute walking across • pole. He told them to get down, but they would not do so, saying that they were acting the part of Bloridus. (A laugh.) He told them that they had better come down, and the de fendant did so, and pushed up against him. The defendant afterwards struck him in the cheat, _ Mr. Alexander (moood clork)—Virhat did you want him to come down for. I).d he offend your eye or do anything wrong ? Constable—No, but the woman was making a disturbance. On the way to the police-station the defendant said it was all a lark and offered him money to let him go. The defen dant was not drunk but WY under the influence of liquor. Mr. Barker—You have not charged him with that. The defendant said that this was a most unfounded charge, sod that he ought not to have been locked up. Mr. Barker discharged the defendant. AMAULTINO A REPRZBII3ICNT-HOULSZ Robert Duncan, a harness maker, and Egger Dimas*, his wife, residing at 11, Flint-street, Old Kent-road, were charged with being drunk, and assaulting Mn. Harriet Jacobs, coffee-shop keeper, at 5, Gray's-inn-lane, and the man was further charged with assaulting police-constable William Maynard, 163 E, in the execution of his duty. The prisoners, who were the worse for liquor, went into the complsinaut's shop and ordered, and were served with, some tea. After Cad they called for some eggs, and refused to pay. The complainant said they ought to pay, and whilst she was talking to them the male prisoner struck her in the chest. The woman also struck her and scratched her face. On the way to the police station the male prisoner struck th..: constable and behaved in a very violent manner. The defence set up was that the complainant used in sulting words towards the prisoners, and that caused them to do what they did. Mr. Barker hued the Man 10s., or in default of payment fourteen days' imprisonment, and the woman 55., or in de fault seven days imprisonment. The prisoners were locked up in default. WORSHIP-STREET. SHAMEFUL ASSAULT. Jame, Taylor, a respectably-dressed and military-looking man, was charged before Mr. Leigh with the f o ll ow i ng a s upon Mr. Smith Martin, the landlord of the Sir Walter Scott public-house, sear London-fields, Hackney. Complaiuult said—This person was in my house last night intoxicated and very abusive. I endeavoured by every means to get him out quietly, and even coaxed him, but he would not be persuaded ; therefore I was compelled to eject hint, upon which he seized me by the whiskers, which he held so tenaciously, that I was compelled to strike him ; and when 1 did get released, it was in this condition. (Mr. Morton held in his hand a quantity of hair, and it was quite mauifest that it had previously formed • portion of whisker, indeed the greatest part of one side of his face was almost denuded of hair and excoriated, while the other had • profusion of AO Witness added—He also took a knife and threatened to rip me up. Defendant —The first moult was committed upon me. I had been drinking in the public parlour, and why he wished me to leave 1 met tell. Mr. Martin contradicted both the amertione of defettlant. ------ . Sergeant Howes, N Division—Defendant told me that he had bought his discharge from the army, and lost it, as also some clothing. Mr. Martin—l know nothing about it, and he was so extremely noisy and insulting that I was compelled to use some little force. Mr. Leigh commented upon the scandalous nature of the assault, and ordered defendant to pay a title of 20s. or in default suffer an impriaoumeut of 14 days. SHOCKING ACCIDENT FROM READING IN BED.— (Tets Day.)—This morning, about one o'clock, the family of Mr. Stanley Arnold, Avenue-read, itegent's-park, were alarmed by loud screams and cries for help issuing from the sleeping apartment of Miss Daley, a visitor from Bath. On Mr. Arnold and others of the household proceeding to ascertain the cause they found Miss Daley with her night dress in flames and the bedding en fire. She fell asleep while reading in bed, and the candle fell and ignited the bedding. The young lady is so shockingly burnt that faint hopes areirven of her reoovery. DILATHS FROM BEOLFATT OF PARENTS.—Yesterday afternoon Dr. Lankester, the Central Middlesex coroner, held inquests at the Barley Mow, Cromer-street, St. Pan cras, touching the deaths of John Robert Charles Bruce, aged ten months, and Sarah Jane Augusta Badham, aged four years, whosedeaths had taken place under similar cir cumstances. It appeared that each child had been suffering from the measles, and that its parents did not consider its illness of sufficient importance to procure medical assistance. The surgeooa, in their evidence, stated that if th ey had been medically attended death might not have ensued. The jury. in each case, returned a verdict of " Natural causes, and added to their verdict that the deaths were accelerated by want of proper medical treatment. THE Lag BROOK MYhTERY.—The inquiry into the death of John Hughes, who, it will be remembered, was found in a dying condition on a beep of stones and broken glees, at Lee &vole-In:4e, on the morning of Tues day, the 26th ult., was resumed no Monday evening, at Wednesbury, before Mr. Hooper. Mr. W. H. Fellows, soli citor, of Moseley Heath, again attended on behalf of the family of the deceased, instructed by the Foresters' lodge to which the unfortunate man belonged. Major M'Knight WY also present. Oa the names of the jurymen being called over it was found that Mr. Stevenson, the foreman, was absent, and subsequent inquiries showed that he was out of town. The proceedings were thus brought to a standstilL The Coroner regretted that the time of the jury, the wit nesses, and the usher persons engaged in the case had been so trifled with, and said he should inflict a fine of 10!. upon , Mr. Stevenson, for he was determined to put a stop to the practice, so common in this perish, of n eg l ec ti ng th e sum moneel to serve on jurist. The inquiry was then adjourned to the 24th inst.—Birmingham Pust. FATAL ACC/DINT ON THE RIVER DEE.--AD ao- cident occurred on Sunday, by which • respectable young man named Stanyer lost his life, and another luau narrowly escaped the same fate. Stanyer was rowing a but towards the Dee Mills, and on nearing the causeway he lost one of his pan, and in endeavouring to regain it, the boat drifted over the causeway, and precipitated Stanyer into the water. A man (who was present) endeavoured to rescue the deceased, hut, in consequence of the violence of the water in this part, he was unable to do en, and it was with the greatest diflt. eulty that he got ashore. Numbers of people watched the two men struggling in the water, but were unable to render them any assistance, and considerable excitement prevailed lest both should lose their liver'. TUC Hitstfor OP LIMERICK AND THE DISTRIDIB TN LANCAMIIIii.—The Bishop of Limerick has addressed a letter to the local Chronicle in reference to the addresses recently issued by the Bishop of Tuam and the Archbishop of Dublin. His lordship expresses his hearty concurrence in the sentiments of these addresses, and hopes that The clergy of the united diocese of Limerick, Ardfert, and Ashadoe, following so excellent an example, will appoint some day within the next three months on which a ser mon may be preached for the relief of the sufferers by the cotton famine. LATEST SPURTING INTELLIGENCE (sT aver= nualurs.) DONCASTER MEETING.—(THIS DAY.) MUNICIPAL STAKES. Five forloop 152 yards. Clarissa c and Mosel are Imre. HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES OF 10 SOUS. Fire furloop 152 yards. Gentilkomme, Br to Morocco, • • Trump Queen, Foie de Grass Cheerful, Osicapple, tie Barchettina, Supple, Hyperconestra, Herdsman, Bunton f, Corydon, Bones, Donnybrook, and Novara are here. ST. LEVER. One mile 6 furlong. 132 yards. Encinitas., Marquis, Warminster, Old Calabar, Olive Bauch, Exchequer, Town Councillor, Roxburgh., Lady Alice Hawthorn, Johnny Armstrong. imiest c, Stockwell c, Phyla ßs c, Argonaut, Bonny Breastknot, Veteran, Lady Dun&s, The Knave, Victra, Bioodella, Hurricane, Can well, Keane, lAcydes, Bedouin, Imperatrice, and Carl.. brook are here. PAID Fosnrr.—Ace of Clubs, Welcome, Coeta, Collaring, Vaaguard, 1i cue, Elector, Laughing Stock, Hubert, Picador, and SWEEPSTAKES OF 10 SOB'S. Fire furlongs 152 yards. Oipay Girl, Brother to Morocco, Harvest Moon, Ama zonian, Entremet, Richard, Odin, Paddy O'Roarke, Golden I)uat, and Livingstone are here. CORPORATION PLATE. T.Y.C. Dictator, Eidoloo, Tattoo, &thorns, Vancouver, King at the Forest, Cowley, Pilot, My Mary, Egyptian, Olive Branch, Town Councillor, Ducat, Haddington, Gentian, 14 varlet Maple Oak, non, Equinox, Valentine, Lady Alice Hawthorn, Br to Morocco, Interduos, Hyporm- Destro, Arropnte, and Headsman are hen. QUEEN'S PLATE. About 2 miles 5 forlorn's. Conundrum, King of Dinned', Gone, Physalie o, Moor hen, Asteroid, Doefoot, Caller 00, CepoPlyaway, &Intone, Bedouin, Victrix, Itapparee, Zutland, Knutdard, Dalai. hello, Patrick, sad Fairy King are bare. LATEST BETTING. ST. LEGER. 3 to 1 agst The Marquis (t) 4 to 1 Buckatoue (t) 7 to 1 Cariebrook (t) 14 to 1 Hurricane (t) 14 to 1 Stockwell c (t) 16 to 1 Exchequer (t) 20 to 1 Johnny Armatreog (t) 25 to 1 Old Weber (t) 30 to 1 Imperatrice (t) 100 to 1 Cauwell (t) COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MA RK-LANE.-(TRIII DAY.) The 'apply of English wheat fresh up thin week is mode rate. Flour limited. Barley. beans, and peas rather more liberaL Oats and malt short. A fair quantity of mustard ; other seeds moderate ; Scotch or Irish none. The foreign arrivals of wheat are again large, American, Raman, Pramian, and Black Sea. Flour again heavy of American barrels. Barley moderate, Laptian, Black Sea, and Prus sian. O&M extremely Mork Danish and Animism. A cargo of linseed from Archangel and one of beam from Morocco. To-day the attendance of buyers at market is very thin, and business slow ; quotations for wheat, English and foreign, at Monday's reduction. Floar.—A large arrival of American, and condition of a great quantity bad. Trade slow to.day at the nominal rates of Monday. Barley about the same value as last day. Oats firm for good samples, at late quotations. Beans and peas steady at late rates. Beede—Linseed and rapeseed steady. Clovermed, but little doing. Mustard seeds, a great quantity still unsold. FLOATING CARGOES being reduced in number prima are rather firmer, and sales not so eagerly premed. WlTlAT.—Eagliab : Ewer and Rent, white, nevi, 58a. tc Wm.; ditto, fine old, 48a. to 56a.; ditto, red, new, 48s. to 53a., ditto, fine old, 565. to 58a. ; Norfolk, to., fine old, —a. to —a.; red, new, —e. to —a. Foreign : Deadzic, 575. to 584.; fine, 58s. to 65.; extra, 60a. to 6'24; Konigabewg, 51a. to 56a.; ditto, extra, 56a. to 605.; Rostock, 53e. to 55a.; ditto, extra, 54a. to 565; Mecklenburg, 52a. to 513 a. • Uckermark ditto, —a. ; American white, 53e. to 585.; ditt o, red, 51s. to 53a.; Oanadian, 52a to 54a. BillLit—faglish =Wog, —a. to —a. ; fine, —a. ; gritxfing, 27a. to 28a.; and distilling, 30a. to 31a. per qr. ; foreign grinding, 250. to 29..; ditto distilhng, 29a. to 34 4. MALT.—Enetsb, Ease: and Norfolk, 595. to 63e. ; 63.. torts. ; Kingston and Ware, We. to 705.; brown, 50a. to 680. -- Oars-English feed, 21a. Od. to 7.31. 041. ; potato, 253. to 275. ; foreign, 225. to 26.. SLIM-English tusk, 38s. to 40a ; harrow, 391 to 43e. ; pigeon, 38s. to 395. ; foreign, Maospin, 325. to 364. ; tick, 36,. to 375. ; Konigsberg, 38.. to 39a ; Egyptian, 321. to 34. Ewa-English boilers, 40e. to 41a; white and blue, 40a to 43a. ; Duple, -s. to -a.; grey, 3641. to 385.; hog, 38s. to 40s. ; foreign, 341. to 35e. F LOITIL -English town, 445. to 46e. ; ditto he, 475. to 511.; country, 421. to 435. ; Norfolk sad Suffolk, 371. to 39a.; French, -a. to --e. pet sack ; U.S. sweet, 271. to 305.; Canadian. 27.. to 30a.; Spanish. 39.. to 41a. INDIAN Cori.-White, 50a. to 32.. ; yellow, 28s. to 30a. Ftoarrna Cancaomt, all C. F. and IL-W nest : Berdi• maid and Marianople, per 49211 m, 44.. to 46.. ; Ghirks, 44.. to 475. ; Polish Odessa, per 4801 b.., 42a. to 445. ; whim. 48s. to 50a. ; Danube and Gabits, 395. to 421. ; Egyptian. 32a. to 345. Barley: Egyptian and Syrian, per 400th... 245. to 25a. ; Odessa and Danube, do., 245. to 25.. Beans Egyptian, per 4800aa.,30a to 3.3 a, Maize : Odessa and Galata, per 492165., 31s. Od. to 32a. ; Thud and Bulgarian, pat 0101bs., 31s. 01. to 325. ; French, do., -s. to -a. American, do., 29a to 30i. ; Egyptian, to -a. Siam -Canary mod, per v., 38.. to Ma. ; Haunt aped, per qr., 38s. to 42a.; Mustard seed, per bushel white, Ba. to 9s. 611. ; brown, 124. to 14s. ; Linseed, per qr., entailing, 6Ps. to CV... ; Linseed cake% English. per tot. 111. Os. to 121. Os. ; American, thin, in brig., per tin, 121. Oh. to 121- 10s.; do., in bap, 111.0.. to 111. 10.; Baltic, 01. to OZ. Oa. ; Marseilles, 101. to 10/. 10a.: Rape cakes, 61. Otto 71. ; Term, per bushel, winter, 5.. to 6.. Od. ; Rep osed, English, per or., 64e. to 725. ARRIVALS INTO LONDON FROM SEPT. 15 TO SEPT. 17. Roglidt and Scotch. Irldt. Foreign. 730 I I .... 25710 720 .. . 9310 4660 Barley .... Oats Malt I 6 Z , i Flour, blueish, 230 tads: foreign, .19070 ➢vteh. LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. (THIS DAY.) (n surfs!' AND MUM mAaNsno Tnuture.) Mom OUR OWN OORRLSPONDINT.) Market contioues dull, with some irregularity is price. Sales probably 2,0a1 bales. a SHARE LISTS.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'OLooi. The railway market is very quiet to-day, and, with the exception of a decline of } percent. in Lancashire and Yorkshire stock, the prices of the principal lines are quoted the same as at the close yesterday. London and North Western stock is now quoted 93} to 94 ; Great Western, 65 to 69 ; Midland 1281 to 1291 ; Lancashire and York shire, 108 to } • South Eastern, 83} to ; Cale donian, 108 to 109, ex div . ; Great Eastern , 461 to ; Great Northern, 121 to 125 ; and Lon don and South Western, 99 to 100. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares are quoted 3; to 4 prem. Indian and Canadian railway shares are quiet. )INLILY MAUI Alr S. IPd I Lawns. to 1 p.n. lat. 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H. do I PA - N. greed Trask at Masada ili 01 - IN a Do. I p O9.PN& - lit W D0.daa.191.913.4.11 l4 66 - IN 1111 &alga at. DaboN 30 32 •- 1M all Do. 7 pie A. ON 4l 43 - IN all DO. do. 1867 N 62 - 1N all Do. do. IBM - 10 32 - N. WI and Imam NUNN, IN 104 . 1031 N 0 Do. Now i Pm 1 - 10 I Do. January, 1662 - IS 100 et. b. cd 1 0 0t . m4 . 6 9 w t 107.1 1034 - 111 all 414.1/01 12 121 121 NI IS Do. Now a 73 Ws - IN all Do.llp.aedapa77B,w.op 93 101 - 1N an Do. 94 do.. 77.wit.op - - - 119 ell D01114.811144..papH 90 92 - 10 1 ladlaa Brawls Llauted 1 dls par - U. 100 Nadima Haw. 44 par et. 91 es - Nt. 110 Da. do. 11 por et. 102 1021 - N. 102 De.* pet et. Utah 964 NI 1181 IN. IN Malb.Oorp.4lp. &Baud, - - - N all N.Bramwlat Called,. Aso • amp. N. 6 7 19 all Do. N. Land do.l 9 7 •-• 90 all Do. da. II amp. 40. 4 6 .- U al] Do. 30. Laid do. 4 6 - 100 N. B. al Quads 6p. e 811 19 - eV. 100 Salads IN 104 - Nl6 Do. Pastab .... - - 10 NI Do. - A. 100 D0.101.14.91.14,511.e 96 1014 100 1024 - oucas. No. I Sh. 1 MON. IPd I Cl. prima I tabs. 808,410 Bt. rosmasrcial lOO 1/4,000, 82 Do. 4 p.ca 9,02 Ms 100 Lookel 81 East aid Nast ladla 10 122 136 1,838,31 St. London 100 60 62 8,939, 82 'Bt. Katharine lOO 60 61 1180, St. ° Soutliamptou lOO 600, St. !Victoria /,610 20 I Do. New COLONIAL GOVIAIIIIIIIT 1111C1MTINS. I. IBY I 82001/1. IN. I 01. prices. I Male, .. ... : - - r1 o .1 G 6 3 1 41v cl e f I SFI I -4 t : I li 1 1 1 6 1 - 3 1- 105 " la 4-1 1 LILL .. Do. 6 per cent. 681, .. Do. 6 percent. Is Stock 100 95 91 .... all Hopeep.c4.lB74 100 109 111 - DD. Do. ever ctOs 4 d: "2"4 11111 ° 1 11 1 :1 00 " 1 1 196103 1 2 1 1 11 15 0: 7.1 " : " IMOD .. New Brusiw.Dov. 6p. ct. 100 1044 1064 105* 6 -.. .. N. B.Walealc6p. 6.1885 100 101 102 .... .. Do. 6p. a 1871 to 1470 100 1004 1014 .... .. Do. ip. c.,18818 .... .. New Zealaad 6 per coot lOO KO 110 IN, .. Nova Scotia 6p. 0..1875 100 1064 1054 .... .. S. Asit.Oov. 'p.c. Boas 100 106 110 .... .. Vic. GI v. 6p.c. J in. da nil 100 106 108 .... _ Do, do. Op. e. April .1 .4 100 '4e 114 110 141.100K1LANIUU 8. No. IM. I 0011941(0. IPdI CI pees I Saes. 15,900 15 ;5 54413X10. Mita .. , all 174 184 l lON ame 26 AlO I L sikallis 2101011 L .asalle XL Ma11114.(4) I . 3 all 1 6 4 -. ... ./ 2 4 41.1100 10 ;Baas Wasriewks.. .. 1 a , WON 6 ,Boatbay Gay Unita.. 11 4 1,-. 0. •-• 656,780 St. i larit. a Irieli MaMar.l4l... ;100 , 60 8,641 so : Do. II I oar a. Da IW , W. 19 51 5,516 129 Camas Diad 1 all 'lOO 102 10%98 IL Clo o kl.oficatkaelt all ,14 18 111. rakes lllO 'St 86 144 1100 105 111 158 1 .5110 111. Pretantero 277.09 It. Da fp. et. Pers. rut , .100 109 111 10,16* 10 LlatliaCoaonAgaticy,L' 21 4 dki epa 949 M 91 &Moths a 1.4.4. e..µ.,,, I al:: 8 10 66,090 00 1144011ad1atnig.& Caw , I . 4as 4 pia 1 miss IL Meads Teleasp.. It UN 100 Ma 6 018. aad Asa 00p.24 % 16 Sin. alma Naas's*: M,llB 1 ONO Sap (LW ta) . 4 4 100,161 1 Da_ll4 9 51 ,501 . er ol 511 1 11,014 6 Liss. Patel Tel. (1.1 41, 4 al dla ROLM 6 US. Os.. Omnllrta (55 all ' 1 li 10,000 10 ,Lca.&&lre.Lnr.T4L ,L) I; 60,t40 10 Mazes trams. di tin. 1 111 pm ILO"( 10 1 Ilediter. la. Ta (La a24 40,000 16 ;National Mama 0 6 14 1 pm 64 * LOW 80 I Nerbaddat;oalßiras.l 6 . 1 pm NAM 6 I Netherlands L. Bp. ale , 41 1 4 1 6,764 100 ;N. Brans. &N. nom. 1.0 II 10 11 '111,l1( I ,9. Wit. Atistralsalas. it a 1 101,104 1 Oriental One 10 .eat 10 ;tides. Is. otot. (11a ).. o 0 8 54 10,000 6 Ottoman Gu ; 1 4 :Wipes Gist* St. : Val River tAild di Met, 'WV a 60,0 a 60 .Peala.aadOstia.ll4~. at 71 74 In 60 iw. I Do. New . ... 80 LS lb Pft 17,000 10 Quebradad.lLlA M. X), 14, 4 dl. par .0,...." e .......... a ..... 1..... 0 a 10,000. 60 'ltlipsory iron 1 a 118 20 100001 lb ' us. Now 4,254 ; 25 Sic&am. City 184.(L ) a 211 284 29,7601 25 Do. do I 4 i Pll — 16,990;100 !Ao)al Mall Stiea 631 64 66 130,000 . 84. 'Scottish Amt. Intuits 100 130 135 14,204 II booth Australia UDC ,el 31 23 72400 1 Isbasarloe Tat &rip rAtoo( 1 Da do. ltaitstared ell 1 1 11,61 r• DI Do. de. 60,000 I r ligraph to indla (L ) 1 • * * dl. It ... , le 9.41 y,. a Aosta.) LI I I Id* 2 :ma ICON ; 19 truittl.a.Co.U.Caaada .. 4 1 pia 10.006110 b us aluirdom Ta. il.. 4 dis par WO lawaia's Wia.. Li, • 121 134 MINCING LANIL-(THIS DAY.) Scoas—The demand for West India is active at firm to rather dearer prices, other descriptions are also readily sale able at full rates. Bengal brown sold at 295. ' • Havanash florettes, 45e. ; fiurioarn, 34.. 6d. ; Porto itico,37e. to 42.. Reflood oontinues dull, and prices are 6d. cheaper, brown humps, 48a.. . . . demandsTsa —The rather more active at the precloom --- - - Corelce. No public sales have been held to-day ; pri vately business is doing at tirm prices. Native Ceylon sold at 735. market is less active, but firm prime are paid. Cargo Bengal moll at Bs, CNi. . . . . Fiturr.ZThe demand fur new currants is active at fall Pte• COTTON is dull of sale. HIMP.—St. Petersburg oleau is quoted buyers at 401., and sellers at 401. 10a. Jurc—The market has become inactive with seller at easier rates. _ _ _ BAUM= —For arrival a good business has been trans acted at 40a, and on refraction 9i, at 39a TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAT). The market is steady. Town tallow is quoted 475., met omit ; Petersburg Y.L. Os tit* spot, 48s. ; October to De cember, 435. 6d. ; January to Mandl, 495. 3d. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.--(THIS D A Y.) MIMI. Plitt/WM out Smith report the demand very active to supply Worceatsr fair, and prima for hue hops are steadily increasing. Tax BAXTER MiIoRIaL CHAPEL AND 13L'HOOLS. —The fouodation stone of this structure was laid yesterday by Mr. Ifenianoin Soott, Chamberlain of the City of Lou don. The building, which is situated in Baxter-street, is new thoroughfare leading a the Lower-road, Islington, in the vicinity of Ball's-po nd , will be capable of accommodating a thousand persons, and there will be schools underneath which will accommodate five hundred children. The con tract cost of the edifice is 3,58 W. . . REGISTRATION.--Yeaterday Mr. C. G. Addison, the barrister appointed to revise the list of voters for the eastern division of Surrey, commenced his circuit at Reigate. Mr. Locke Kiog and Mr. Aleock, the two sitting members, are believed to be tolerably secure; mules there is not likely to be any opposition to them in the event of a general election, no greet ieterest was shown in connection with the registration. To-day Mr. Addison will hold a court at Croydon ; to-morrow at Kingston ' • on Friday at Wandsworth. He will visit Ber mondsey, Lambeth, and Camberwell next week. THE BOROUGH REGISTRATION AT MANCHESTER.— On Monday the list of voters was revised in one of the cora -1 mittee-rooms of the T 0 1 ,141•11, by the Hon. IL Denman. There were shoat 768 claims made, many of which were substantiated. Not a single objection was made. EMIGRATION TO AMERICA. —The unhappy and distracted state of affairs in America has caused almost a total suspension of emigration from this country, sod the result is, that where in the corresponding week last year we had 220 emigrants embarking front the same is at Quem.stown, we had, on Thursday, only eighty-six.—Cork Reporter. TRAFFIC RETURNS. Mies Yea- Mee- Total, Total, RAILWAYS open seniors ebandlee 1082 1111 Week ending Sept. 4. c A t A Detroit and Milwaukee .. 185 4,052 3,127 Week ending Sept. 5. Great Westens of Llunda 145 9,624 8,861 - West ending - licit*. IS I South enters 198 Cork and Banana 1.868 330 tin 8.329 INS t. 796 2.424 111 286 =2 icetielalept. 14. °felt Luxembourg Landon sod Blackmail Osirestry and Nowtown & Usoidloest Newtown 42 2U 5,376 4,7 et 8.N6 US 1,146 1,116 as I,lw nl MINES.-{THIS DAY.) Two o'OLoow. There is not much business doing in the mining market to-day, and prices in most instances are quoted the!same as yesterday. East Caradon shares are quoted 64 to 4, being steady ; Marke Valley,' 1011 to 1 • Wheal Seton, 152,1 to 155, being strong ' • East Car:i Brea, 13 too ; and Providence, 37 to 38. Foreign and colon mining shares are quiet. Scottish Australian bare changed hands at 1 and 01, and Yudanamutana at 4. Meetings of the shareholders in the Abernant, Great Daren, and West Silver Bank Mining Com panies were held on Monday, at which the resolutions to voluntarily wind-up the several companies were confirmed. Mr. F. Whinney, of the firm of Hard ing, Pullein, Whinney, and Gibbons, was appointed liquidator in each case. The prospectus was issued yesterday of the St. David's Gold Mining Company (limited). The capital proposed to be raised is 100,000?., in 40,000 shares of 21. 10s. each. The object of the company is to purchase and work an extensive grant for gold, silver, and copper, situated to the west of and ad joining the celebrated Vigra and Clogan Gold Mine, and known as the Caegwian and Belchoch Farm, in the parish of Llanaber, Merionethshire, North Wales. Reference is made to the great success of ' the Clogan Gold Mine. The company will possess, it is stated, an abundance of water power and sub stantial buildings, besides which edits have been driven, incline made, &a, thus saving time and outlay at the commencement of operations. The purchase money is to be 25,000?., half in cash and the residue in shares. SUSPECTED ARSON NEAR CHESTER.—On Satur day morning • ire of a very alarming character was dis covered at Cotton Hall, near Cheater, by Mr. Roberts, the occupier. About 3 o'clock in the morning Mr. Roberts was awakened by a great glare, and on proceeding to his bed room window he saw that three or four stacks were on ire, all of which appeared to have been lighted simultaneously. Everything was dose to subdue the Eames, but in vain, as far as the stacks of oats, wheat, hay, and straw were con cerned, the whole row, which consisted of 10 or 12, being completely destroyed. The Are also communicated iteelf to the farm buildings, which form • square, the greater part of which were consumed by the Ire. Fears were entertained that the hall would also fall a eaeridoe, and, had not a breach been made between it and the farm buildings, there is no doubt that it would have fallen a prey to the flames. The building is the property of the Marquis of Westminster, end is insured. Mr. Roberts is also insured, but sot mu ffici en tly to cover the damages, whith are very great. It is thought that the tire was the act of an iocesdkuy. MISSIONARY OPERATIONS IN PEHIN.—The coun cil of the Society for the Properation of the Gospel in Foreign Parts have issued an official notification that they are anxious to end • clergyman to head the Church of Eng !Lod mission in Pekin. BAHIA.—The Board of Trade (says last night's Gazette) have received, from the Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, a copy of • despatch from her Majesty's Consul at Lisbon, enclosing a copy of a notice issued by die Portuguese Board of Health, daring the port of Bahia to be considered suspected of infection with yellow fever since tbe 12th August last. CRYSTAL PALSOZ.—BLONDIN OVER THE FOUN- T...M.-OSr RHILLLVO DAT.—TINISDAT, EiNTIRENIIR 16. Admissions on partneat,lls,l62; slitcre by sense tickets, 1,091; total, 16,253. 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Ist Prat 161,West.(Dertatilaata Do. redoes. p. cos Do. rodeos. p. coo Do. irrsdeen. 6 p. Do.lwet.redeest Tref. Do. Wu. Gus. Stook Do. Dins Prot Alec , Do. Chess Oita. Stock Do. do. do. 6p. e. Igmo.* Yorks/ I p.o.at LorLaßrlib4..fp o.Ona. SO No. D0.6p.0. do. No. r D0.6p0. do. .... Do. a.p.c. do. Nod Do.' do. Dad p.o.prLah do.. D0.7p.0. Prof."Wek.. Do.Sp.odo.(W. LIMP. Dade dd. tili Lo..dwilhandDovc lAN W.Cov.4o4un.op.e Lak.W.7p.0.84.1.4*' Londonderry and Eoni. 14n.8bot line.ep.ot Do. id Do. per cent .. Do.redeoanablo p.et %lewd CooLep.o.Btoet. Do.Cotto. Br.* 8.41p.e Do. 44 p.et. Prat Mord. Do. Lat.& Iftelun 4 pc Norfolk 6p etEc thce. I North 13/441ah6 pot oen Do. Now Gr. p. et Du. Border Unloo g iu. N.f:aa.—Coul.4 r.o.Prt. Dl. _ 80. urtiaegkei. No. sia. York. H. ii.pare Nutt elafoeden4e... doettLab Coal New het 6ee4.11.1.11Acl Rota Do. Aber. Ate p.o Do. 7 p. d Prot diocb Devoe Fixed ee p c Slim Mead. An. {Ltd Do. 44 pee omit Do. Axed 44 per own A. Wake gut 4 D. coat. Do. ei per cent t Tiolue 4 p. o. iloce.tbartiogtook.o Do. do. Be pc I Do. do. Cdp.e. ; sistor.‘ Kilkesay *pa. W.leid—Oxf.leigutst. Do. do. Sod do Do. Neap. e p. et. Pref Oo.d.o.perp. p.ot. pref. SI U 111 In Minim orlon. I sada i li 'ill 111 113 :di 101 2 no II! Ift/ lb) 110 118 110 162 103 106 107 109 94 HO 119 91 1111 92 111 108 75 77 18 78 166 172 108 106 11:7 180 114 118 114 114 118 140 11l 118 is I IT 1111 NM 110 100 100 110 `lO4 !IN IN 100 °NO 6 Algerian aD Antwerp & Rotterdam' all Ardennes 10 Bahia &B. Yrs. g. 7 p.o all osiglan 4 J nucUon all ;Roder. to Gralsseassa. 110 Oirroeaus Ulna t Raft aDi aDlV P° ll.ltenelow 10 ;Dutch Rhenish aD "astern of Fromm KU Od. Russian gun. 6. p. o an Gt. Central of Franco all Ot. Lassos* Coast. Ilk all Italian Junction 611 Lulu Constance h Sala W I,larre ma Turnhout W ;Lyons and Geneva aD M arta Antonia all Nani.&l4ege Ll** all +Da ap.o.Pit Belpgow. all .11arl4sra al U De. How Shane aD iltorweglan Trunk Pref. 17 rOttonian'smyroaAldlni aH ,Parla, Lyons and Math an Tarts and Orleans an 'lathe and B. handset all I(Perwun I moo) 0. p. ltlga oyal and Dunabiarg all R Danish all ,Royal SwecUsh all Do. 7 per cent all flambee and Manse all I Do. por cent. ProL fl 4.7 rot. 19 19 &Aug.* m-Vocietlasi 10 o.lLof Portuaal7PeraP sr Southern of Rwinee 4 Turin and Rayon all Willi Mandan ▪ , Da aa par amt. Cray all Wool& M. W. o 4 harp VS SO Hi IOS 122 124 P* 2 Id ; 68 3 i P.° 138 1 40 103 105 48 06 112 114 and 110 112 an 9itt 2 Pi It 01 as I di' } pia 224 44 10 10/ ni 1 0 Id 101 103 101 101 85 90 lie See 88 86 IS 84 II 26 126 128 120 124 100 102 121 124 1021IGN BAILWAYB. Lithium I mat pei DEBINIVIS KOOKS. MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAL) Two o'CLocz. The English stock and share markets are quiet to-day, with little business, and prices are gene rally without alteration. Attention is chiefly directed to the Turkish Consolides and Spanish Passive Bonds and Certificates, but there is rather loss excitement in these securities. The enhanced quotations of yesterday, however, are maintained. Consols are now quoted 93g to for money, and 934 to fqr the account (October 8). The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 93g, 4 ; ditto for account, 934 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 914, 92; New Three per Cefits., 92, 911; Thirty Years' Annuities, 1885, 15 1-16 ; Bank Stock, shut; India Five per Cent. Stock, 109, ; ditto, Four per Cent. Debentures, 1864, 1001 ; ditto, 1864 or 1868, 100/ ; ditto Bonds, 30s. prem. ; Five per Cemt. " enlaced" rupee Paper, 1054 ; ditto Five-and-a• Half per Cont., 1114, lif ; Exchequer Bills, JUDO, 205., 23a. prem. ; ditto, March, 18e. I p rem. In the foreign stock market Turkish Con solides are quoted the same as yesterday, at 371 to 38. The Loan of 1854 is steady, at 85 to 86, while those of 1858 and 1882 have each receded 1 per cent., being now quoted 661 to :67 and 2/ to 11 dis., respectively. The scrip of the Russia& Loan is quoted 1 to 11 prem., being firm ; Venezuelan, to 2 prem. ; Portuguese, 11 to 21 prem. ; Peruvian, 1 to 01 die., being rather better; Egyptian, first issue, 90 to 91, ex div. ; ditto second Wye, 6 to 7 prem., ex div. Mexican Bonds have improved, and have beet dealt in at 321. Spanish Paseive Bonds and Cer tificates are firm at the advanced quotations of yes terday. Transactions are recorded as follows : Egyptian Seven per Cents., 901 ex div. ; Italian Five per Cents. for account, 691, 1; Mexican Three per Cents for aooount, 321, 1, ; Peruvian Uribarren Four-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 981, 1 ; ditto Four-and a-Half pee Cent., scrip, / dia.; Portuguese Three per Cente., 1853, for account, 461 ; ditto scrip, 151. paid, 21, 1, per; Russian Three per Ceuta., 1859, 801; ditto Ave per Cents, 1862, scrip, 1, 1 prem. ; Spanieb. Three per Cents., for account, 64 ; ditt• Passive, 201, 20 ; ditto Certificate', 101, 1 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1858, for account, 661, 1, ex div. ; ditto 1862, scrip, 501. paid, 2 dia. ; ditto paid up scrip, 651, 4 ; Venezuela Three per Cents., for account, 271. About 50,0001. in bar gold was sent into this Bank yesterday, while 50,000 sovereigns were with drawn for exportation. A further sum of 50,000 sovereigns is expected to be taken from the Bank in a day or two for Portugal. The steamer La Plate will take to-day for the West Indies only 2,4001. in silver, and 1,3401. is gold. An instalment of 20 per cent. falls due to-day on the Peruvian Loan for 5,500,000/. stook. There was no alteration of importance yester day in the foreign exchanges, but the tendency wee rather in favour of this country. Subjoined is our usual list : _ _ _ AMMerdan,3 months, 11.171 to j ; ditto, 3 do" ILIS to 16 ; Rotterdam, 3 moothis, 11.171 to j ; Ang warp, 3 months, 25.40 to 15 ; Sambas, ma barmo, tines months, 13.71 to 8 ; Pans, 3 days, 25.15 to 20 ; digs. 3 months, 25.40 to 5; Prankfort-m-thirMaine, 3 mouth; 119 to ; Petersburg (par rouble), 3 mouths, sos to i; ViOUSN off. Oa, 3 toos th o, 1196 to 1105 ; Triads, se. 3 mouths, 12.95 to 1105 ; Madrid, 3 months, 49 WI; Ohass 3 months, 49 to ; Leghorn, 3 months, 25.11 to 60; Genoa, 3 mouths, 2155 to 00 ; Milan, 3 months, SM to 60 ; Naples, 3 mouthy, 399 to j ; Palermo, 3 mouth; 1104 to j ; Marina, 3 months, 1194 to j ; Lisbon, 90 die& 521 to 4 ; Oporto, 90 days, 524 to 534. The cotton market was heavy yesterday, =dad,- cline occurred in quotations. The sales were barely 1,000 bales. The prospectus is issued of the Adelphi Hotel Company, with a capital of 150,0001., iu 15,0011 shares of 101. each. It is proposed to purchase the block of buildings known as Adelphi-terrace, sad to convert them into a first-clses hotel which, from its proximity to the new station at Charing cross, will, it is urged, render it especially con venient and accesiuble to visitors from all parts. An extraordinary general meeting of the Oriental Commercial Company took place yesterday, when it was stated that the result of the transactions since the first week in August was as follows, viz. : Value of orders for exportation, 16,9641. ; imports, 22,4001.; total returns, 39,3641. The progress and present condition of the undertaking were con sidered satisfactory. Subjoined are the quotations of insurance, gas, dock, and other shares, as given in the Stock Exchange list of last reining listirame.—Alhanno Marine, be ; Ommaireial Union. 31; Indemnity Mario*, 160; Loodos, 44 ; *grim, 99; North British and Moreautilm 71; Oasis Marine, 155 ; Rock Lifu, 84 ; Umimrsul Marine, 31. Gas D I GS sad Ooka—Osnemeveisl,4l to 3 to 2; Enropsoo. 144 0 17 • Imperial Continental, 534 to 41 ; Loudon. 7 t° ; • Plusois 664 to lex Mr. ; United General, 28. —London, 60j to 1 ; St. Katharine, 59,; 1.4; Victoria, 969 Osuala.— Birmingham (Guar. U. per met. Loudon sad North Western), 954; Regeot's (or lasdoe36 to 6. Waterworks. —Chasm, 234 ; Lambeth, 1099 TUISDAT _EVICIIJKL Consols, which closed yesterday at 9Lis to 1 far the Bth of October, opened this morning at the same quotation, but finally closed at 93} to 1. Foe money the last price was 931 to }. The official business report is as follows :--Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 94, 1,1; ditto, for account, 931, ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 921, 92, 1 ; New Three per Cents., 92, ; Bank Stock, 244, 243 ; Thirty Years' Annuities, 1885, 14 15-16 ; Red Sea Telegraph, 21/ ; India Five per Cent. stock, 1091, 109 ; ditto Your per Cent. Debentures, 1864 or 1866, 101, 1001 ; ditto Bonds, 275. prom. ; Four per Cent. " enfecal" rupee paper, 931 ; ditto Five per Cent., 104/, 106 ; Five-and-a-Half per Cent., 112, 11l . The operations in foreign stocks have been numerous. Turkish One per Cent. Consolides of the new issue have attained a further advance of per cent., and close at 371 to 38 (equal to 41} to 9 after having touched 38 to 1. Mexican has beta iu demand, it being oonsidered that French influ ence will be exercised in favour of the bondholders. Spanish stocks continue firm, and the Passives have improved on influential purchases, closing 29 to 1. The Certificates of Coupons have participated in the rise, and are last quoted 101 to 1. The principal business has been in speculative securi ties, and in other descriptions there is very little alteration to record. The scrip of the late loans is oomparatively neglected. The variations in COD solid& have had less effect on Turkish stocks of the external debt, it being reasonably concluded that if the ordinary stook can be admitted as an invest ment, the position of those securities enjoying a guarantee must be still more sound. Scrip of 1962 is quota; 11 to j din., 1 firmer at the close. Italia* remains without improvement. In the market for bank shares to-day, an ad venue of ss. took Oboe in London Chartered of Australia. Colonial goverument securities were without change. The shares of the Van Diemen's Land Company improved 10s. Ocean Marine Insurance shares were quoted to- day 10i to } prem.; Thames and Manley Marine, 21 to } prem. ; Commerrial Union Ammer mince, Ito die. ; Universal Marine, 11 to 1/ dia.; Loudon and Provincial Marine, 1 to 1 dis. ; and Mercantile Fire, 11 to prem. The closing quotations for shares in new nude& takings to-day were as follows :--Bank of Hinders tan, 11 to If dis. ; Union Bank of Ireland, 2 to 1} dis. ; Northern Railway of Buenos Ayres, 3-16 to 5-16 prem. ; Buenos Ayres Southern Railway, par tc 1 prem.; Bank of Queensland, 11 to 01 du. ; and London and Middlesex Bank, 1 din. to par. Southsea Pier Hotel shares were quoted to-day prem. I ,d