The Express. — London, England, 1864-10-07 00:00:00

T A: other waterman, named Phillips, having seen the ner leap from the bridge, at once came to the , s ,.•ist•ece of his comrade. Between them they the prisoner into the boat of Phillips, in spite of desperate struggles and repeated entreaties to be I,t s:one, and allowed to die in peace. Phillips rowed him 1, , sh.re. and gave him in custody to the police. It ap. ‘ered that the prisoner had been in greet distress onca •t,,oad by his own imprudence, end his friends on being in. fortiml of his position declined to interfere. Under these c .n:uoi.tances he had been remanded. During the interval ti prisoner became calm in his mind, and his friends re. ',.0ti04 toward him had undertaken to take care of him fur Co. future. The magistrate ordered him to be given up to his father LI brother. His worship also ordered a reward of 7s. 6d. ch to he given to the two waternme. 1.. old soldier rimed Aims, now employed at the War , , who had seen the prisoner leap hom the bridge was if he claimed anything for his lose of time, bat ra ; - ,.„1 that he did not consider himself entitled to it, as his ~ would not be stopped. MARLBOROUGH-STREET. . ERT AT TER UNION BANK OF LONDON NT • CLIII. i/ Gordon Painu.r, about 20 years of age, a clerk in \ 11- place branch of the Union Bank of London, and do.: at No. 19, Palikeellardenirterrace, Kensington, was before Mr. Tyrwhitt with stealing a 101. Bank of note. numbered 09t143, the property of Mr. Peter .rthall Laurie and others, trustees of the Union Bank of C llr . Campbell, of the firm of Campbell and Davis, War s. ek street, attended for the prosecution, and in opening t cue, said the prisoner entered the basic on the 26th Sep tuber last, and on the same evening a 101. note was •to,l. Notice was immediately given at the Bank of agland, andlthe note was paid in, and subsequently traced the prisoner. Mr. Horace Edward Jar, one of the cashiers at the Union !tank, said—Os the 26th September last, he received a Lumber of Bank of England notes from MINIM Hoist asd !:lackett's, and entered the total of them in a book, and put them in a drawer till they were taken away by another cashier. Mr Robert Stuart, another cashier at the hank, produced book containing the entry of the note produced, and several others. After counting the notes—those spoken of by the last witness—he placed them in a tin by his side, 103 the tin was by his side all day till he went up to Mr. in the evening. Mr. Ogleby, a clerk in the bank, said that at the end f the day, the lith September, he received an account of a'.l the notes received in the course of the day by Mereut cashiers for the purpoes of going throug the h the c says to 100 if they agreed with the cashier's waste books. lie found 10,'. short, and had to taco the numbers of the rtes through Mr. Jay's waste books and than found the uote missing. . . . . . . Henry Colegate, in the employ of Kr. Smith. the keeper f billiard-rooms at No. 82, Regent-street, said—On the lith of September, about 5 o'clock in the afternoon, the pri ±Of er played a game of pool at the rooms, and in payment of ,;,. gars a 101. tote to get cashed for him. He could not e,,0 whether the cote produced was the same. He gave it to fellow.seevant to get cashed, and on receiving the change ;ace it to the prisoner. The prisoner, two or three days afterwards, called upon him and asked him to try and get the somber of the note for him, as he wirhed to trace it. . . Charles Hnnwick, also in Mr. Smith's employ, proved stein,/ the prisoner playiog • game of pool, and receiving • note for If from the last "rime's. He wrote the name of • C3legate" oo the note. He could not swear the note pro duced the same. He got the note changed by the fore man to Mr. Wenkbeim, • tailor, downstairs. Mr. Campbell asked the witness to again look at the note sr.d to say whether the word " gate" was not part of the name' Colerrate" he had written, the rest of the name being torn off, and the witness said it was. Mr. n'enicheim's foreman proved changing a 10/. note for I.&st wanes.. Mr Charles Earle', from the Bank of Bowlthd. produced tEr cote, and said it was paid in on the :Nth September. arlongtt a large number of others, from the London and iVe.tn.initer Bank. Mr. Thomas Phillips, the enb-manacer of the Argyll. place branch of the bank, said the prooner entered the bank as • clerk on the morning of the 26th of September, the note being missed the earn, evening. . . . e Henry 1).t.i40n, 301 A. proved taking the prisoner into eu....todr yesterday afterouon et the bank, when he said that ii he took the note it was by mistake while taking up hie pocket handkerchief. . . . . Tyrerhitt said the ease must go for trial. A gentleman requested the =petrels to deal with the CUP. - Mr. Tyrwhitt said if it was the wish of the prosecution he would yield to the request. Mr. Campbell said the beak would throw no obstacle in the way. Mr. Tl-rwhitt said it wee a sad thing to see a young man of the outset of life getting into such a scrape. The prisoner was then committed for six months with hard labour. THE CITY OP LONDON REGISTRATIONS. (THIS DA}.) Mr. Alfred Hanson, the barrister appointed to Bevies the hat of voters for the City of London, held his fourth court this morning, in the Court of Common Pleas, Gnikll3alL Mr. Sidney Smith and Mr. George Ledger represent the Liberal B.egistration Association ; and Mr. Nelms appeared for the conservatives. _ _ The lists set down for the day's revision comprised the honseholden in the various parishes in the wards of Bassi thaw. Coleman-street, Bishopegete Within and Without, Bread, Queenhithe, Vintry, Bridge, Candlewick, and Wa'brook. of interest occurred during the morning'. sitting. THE DISCOUNT CORPORATION (LIMITED). (THIS DAY.) This afternoon the first ordinary general meeting of the above company was held at the London Tavern ; Mr. 1110 m. STENHOVSZ ia the chair. The statement of the affairs of the corporation from WI commencemeot on the 16th November, 1e63, up to the 30► h September, 1864, given by the directors m their report, shows • gross profit of 36,1904 19s. 3d., from which, dedoctiog rebate, current expenses, &a, there remains ls. ld., and this sum the directors recommended should be appropriated as follows :-5,0001. as a dividend of 10, per share, free of income tax, being at the rate of 3i per cent. per annum, on the paid-up capital ; 1,0001. to the reserve fool ; and 2,0001. to preliminary expenses, leaving a bil.wee of 61e!. ls. ld. to be carried forward to next arrouot. Tun report was adopted. A frightful accident has just taken place at Ulm frm petroleum oil. During a representation at the theatre, tweaty-four lamps attached to the chandelier suspended from the roof burst in StICCOMIOII with great rapidity, and the burning oil fell like a shower of fire on the spectator; among whom were a number of ladies. In a moment the dresses of twenty of them were is flames, and most serious burns were the consequence. One of the females was so injurel that she died in a few hours after. J,,itrotal of Paris states that a clever mechanical engineer has started the idea of turning the motion of carriage•wheels to account for spinning wool and cotton. This would also afford the means of measuring the distance performed by the coachman—so mtioh cotton 'Pao, so mane miles. To this the Pays replies that in the event of this pl►n being adopted, peeseopes ought to receive a fare iostead of paying one ; "in which case,' says that journal, "we venture to progoosticate that foot pieereenta would fall into disuse, shoemakers be at a discount, suit blacksmiths at a premium." The lint ..f suici.les at the German gambling hells is this year higher th►n ever. Half of them are foreigners whose friends in most cases learn the fearful sod they foe Eq,. pe of Frankfort etates that in the recent on tio, bill for conferring on the inhabitants of the cc- I. ore and on the Jews of Frankfort the same rights ea ur enjoyed by the citizens of the free town, the first clue (if adopted it by $9 votes to 7 ; the second by 95 to I and the third by 37 to JO. f Too/ince Litteraire states that M. Lecan lt to leave for Asia. to visit the places which wer+ the th, ,ere of the greater part of the life of SR Paul. A use •rk ..f M. Reaaa's is to be devoted to the preaching tf the 41 ,,, •t ,:s. t, ...1 iy of the horse fair at Ballinaaloe many w,re disposed of at high prices. Alderman L. I ioldin, bought a magnificent brown horse, velrs for 175/. Ile also bought a number of wr :L•.• ,- trn:s. hunters, at prices ranging from 80 to 1 2 0 on I . riun bunter from Mr. Blake for 150 guineas. Mr. me. of Liublio, bought a splendid horse from .oey, of Abbott', for 200/. Mr. Murphy, of !:•• V/tehill, sold has 6117, Mountain Deer, to • ,:er I 'rusant, for 150 guineas. Mr. William Braba' y Westmeath, sold a horse for CAN. to Mr. Parish. • TEL EiIia,ENTATION OF CARMARTUF.N. —The f S. I kivid Morris has caused a vacancy in the re. Carmarthen. There are two candidates—' Mr. M . Morn, and Mr. John Gwyn Jeffries. Mr. is s trouser residing at Carmarthen, and a f• lame ~f the late member. Be has large possessions f j" is a man of great local intlueece, and has taken a prominent part in the administra t ' the borough. Ile is in politics • liberal.. asking him to come forward is now in mums MA will be signed. it is expected, by about ~f the electors. Yesterday nearly half the ''• !• - register had signed. Mr. Jeffries, the oppo ,:ii .1, ,te, is • barrister and naturalist of some /min- I s s formerly a solicitor practising in Swansea. '" rvatistr, whose interest, are promoted by the THE EXPRESS, FRIbAY, OEVENTNG, OCTOBER 7, 1884. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE (ay macro° nuiciairi.) NORTHALLERTON MEETING.—(THIS DAY.) AINDEBBY PLATE. T.Y.O. Hamper, Lady Laura, Tarragona, Mir Arno Ka pundit Lorna, St Baraoldby, Moldavia, Lady Risk, Harry ErrUr& &nob* Moll Nava, Su to Irdy Augusta, and Caw are ben. TWO-YEAR-OLD SELLING PLATE. T.Y.C. Lozenge, His to Lady Tabusta, Jig, Zenobia, Holly Haloes I, General Jackson, anatha Brunt'le are here. NORTFAI r PRTON HANDICAP Ose mile. Hark Forward, Tooi-Tooi, Lyra, Sir Wallin , Wisdom, Kapanda, sod Vapour aro hare. HAREWOOD PLATE. T.Y.C. Hamer, Lady Louir Lyn Chioquol the Jester, St. Baruoldby, Cares, Moldavia, lady Durham, Riak, No, Sin to Lady Augusta, and Mrs. Lirriper an here. HARPENDEN MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) HERTFORDSHIRE STAKFII. Jack o' 'Newbury SMridaa Walpole Earl of Surrey ... TWO-YEA.R-OLD STAKES. An Moser*l 7 ran. rJRSERY PLATE. T.Y.C. ... i Fairy, Simple Maid. Eugenie. Sea Esele Edinburgh, Brown Doe, and Old Blazes are here. ENTRY FOR SELLING STARES. One mile. Erica, Coronet, Contusion, Wild Huntress, Wand*, and Lady Wilson are here. SCURRY SELLING RACE. Hall • mile. Norroy, Walpole, Zara, Wild Hanteent, Garotter, Black Sarah, Colleen, and Flight f are here. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. RIE•LA N -(T HI S DAY.) Very little English wheat was received fresh up to our market to-day ; hence the show of samples was small. The condition of the supply, however, was good. Both red and white paresis were taken to • fair extent at full prices, but there was no life in the trade, and a clearance was with difficulty effected. The show of foreign wheat was rather expensive. Selected samples changed hands at previous currencies. Otherwise the trade ruled heavy. at almost nominal prices. In the value of floating Imegoes of grain, very little change took place. We were well supplied with both English and foreign barley Pine samples ruled steady in price . In other kinds very little business was pawing, at the late decline in value. The show of melt was rather extensive, and sales pro gressed slowly, on former terms. Oats were a dull inquiry, and heated parings ruled the turn in favour of buyers. In beans very little was doing, at Monday's quotations. Peas were very dull, but not cheaper. The demand for most descriptions of flour was much restricted, on former terms. Seeds moved off slowly, and the inquiry for cakes was in a sluggish state. 4N:wart PRICES,. ESOLint. Per Qr. Wain. a. a. boat, Kent, eed,1363 36 to 39 'WM 37 to 4.) whae,lB63 39 to 46 1864 40 to 46 Norfolk and amain red. 1864 36 to 39 1149L3T Pat er. OM. k a. botch. food Scotch potato lAA, white „ block ._ _ Hama= -- 32 to 34 Tick 32 to 35 Harrow Plitem 3B J 0,42 SHARE LINTh.-;x4116 DAY., Two o'thoos. The milway market is dull, and the variations in prices are unfavourable. London and North Western stock has receded per cent., Lancashire and Yorkshire a, Metropolitan and Caledonian }, Great Western }, and Midland }. London and North Western stock is now quoted 110 to 111 ; Great Western, 89} to ; Midland, 129} to 130 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 114 to 114 ; Cale donian, 122} to 123} • South Eastern, 814 to a ; Great Eastern , 444 to 45 ; Great Northern, 127} to 128} ; London and South Western, 94 to 95 ; and Metropolitan, 107} to 109. Indian, Canadian, and foreign lines are inactive, and prices exhibit no change. Great Southern of India, Great Western of Canada, and Madras , shares are dull nogg nix. SATCRDAY. 01 NOILIIIMI Er XDAY. b.E to & W., mode- Coen*. B.W. to N., moderate, rate, Ans. tine generally. E to S. and Ft.W., Weinman. &L to S.W. and N.W., moderate to fresh, fresh to moderate. fine generally N.H. to moderate to fresh, tine. W.Y. to W., variable, Iniefgal. moderate, Site. E. to 9., fresh to mode rate. One. Variable, moderate, One. Northeruaacottand. Weatero= I reload. Wall*. Sod &l lama ea. Southern = Logllsh Channel and By of Blow. Loofas miaatoord Ragland and North Boa Almost every day now one or more of the Poles on their trial for high treason at BeaUm are released from prison. as the elides*, adduced by the government COD stoutly turns out insufficient to support the charges made against them. OKINIZILL PLLAOI. ONII SHILLING Dar. THOWSDAY, Ocr. 6.—Maimioss on mynas% 2,737; ditto by season tickets, 1,012; total, 3,779. MONEY MARKET.-(TEIS DAY.) Two o'exocw. An almost general decline has taken place to-day in the stock markets, chiefly in consequence of the unfavourable Bank return. The present quotations are slightly above the lowest point of the day, yet, compared with those of yesterday after noon, show a fall of per cent. in the funds, to in most of the speculative foreign stocks, and to 1 in some of the chief home railways. The financial companies' shares are comparatively steady, but Bank shares in some cases, including Alliance and Metropolitan and Provincial, have declined. There is a strong demand for money to-day,owing chiefly to the unfavourable character of the Bank of England return, and the rate for the best three months' bills is fully up to the Bank minimum. At Paris to-day, according to Mr. Reuter's tele gram, the Three per Cent. Benter opened at 65fr. 75c., being A per cent. lower than yesterday. Consols are now quoted 881 to both for money and the account (Oct. 11). The official busi ness report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Con sols, for money, 88, ; ditto, for account, 881, ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 861, i ; New Three per Cents., 861, 1, i ; Annuities, 1885, 14 5-16 ; India Five per Cent. stock, 104 ; ditto Four per Cent. De benture., 1866, 97i ; Five per Cent. " enfaced rupee paper, 102; Exchequer Bills, March, 7s. die. ; ditto June, 18s., 10s., 20s. des. Foreign stocks have given way. The reduction in most of the speculative descriptions ranges from to 1 per cent., but the Confederate Loan has fallen Ito 2 per cent. Some of the present quota tions are annexed, viz :--Greek, 22/ to 231 ; Mexican, 261 to 27 ; Confederate, 58 to 59 ; Spanish Passive, 34 to 311 ; the Certificates, 131 to 1 ; Turkish 1858 Bonds, 681 to 1 ; ditto 1862, 70 to 1; and the Consolide's, 491 to 1. Transactions are recorded as follows :—Egyptian, 961 ; ditto 1001. Bonds, 961 ; Greek, for account, 221, 23 ; ditto Coupons, for account, 91 ; Italian, for account, 651, ; Mexican, for account, 271, 261 ; Spanish, for account, 49 ; ditto Passive, for account, 31, 301 ; ditto Certificates, 131, 1 ; Turkish, 1862, for account, 701, 1; ditto, 1001. Bonds, 701 ; Venezuela, Lou count, 211 : ditto 1864, 431. International Financial shame are now quoted 11 to 1 prem. ; London Financial, 61 to 1 prem. ; General Credit, 21 to 2} prem. ; Imperial and Mercantile Credit, 1/ to 2 prem. ; Hudson's Bay, 15 to i ; Ottoman Socidti G6nB - Ito 1 prem. ; Anglo-Egyptian Bank, 1 die. to par ; and Credit Foncier and Mobilier of England, 2} to 1 prem. _ _ _ Fot o'CLocK. Consols are unaltered, at 88k to I for money and the account (Oct. 11). 110,0001. in gold has been sent into the Bank, and 20,000 sovereigns with drawn for Portugal. About 17,000/. in gold was bought by the Bank yesterday. The failure of Messrs. John Gladstone and Co., merchants, of White Lion-court, Coruhill, is announced, with liabilities to the amount of about 150,0001. The firm, which has been estab lished about 15 years, was originally in the Australian trade, but its more recent transactions have been in connexion with America, and the re sult of the liquidation depends on the realisation of consignments to the latter country. The credit of the house has not been good for some time past. The stoppage was also announced of Mr. John Catto, in the paper trade, of Upper Thames-street, with liabilities for about 35,0001. ; and of Mr. Patrick Thomson, ship and insurance broker, of Billiter-square, with liabilities for 25,0001. Mews. Quilter, Ball, and Co. will investigate the books iu the former case, and Mr. Lovelock in the latter. The Committee of the Stock Exchange have ap pointed Tuesday, the 11th inst., a special sottliai day in the shares of the folloWing sompanies, viz. : Bt. Nazaire Company (Limited) (for bar- I Not to be marked gains entered into on and after July 15) at present. Credit Foocier and Mobilier of Blighted ) (Limited) London and Venezuela Beak (Limited) T o bemarked in (for bargains entered into on sad after the Daily List. Jane 28) London and County Land and Bulletin Company (Limited) Guildhall Taverns Company (Limited)) ( ( for bargains entered into on and after ugust 6) aon I Kurn and G o d s Flantation Companymarked in (ted) . Toth. be Week List. a) Fit ir t a nning Company Limited) (for entered into on and after July 29 The committee have farther ordered the new shares of the Continental Bank Corporation and of the Standard Bank of South Africa to be officially quoted. A call of 61. is to be paid on the shares of the Gellivara Company (Limited) by the 31st inst. A half-yearly dividend of as. per share will be payable on the shares of the Great Luxembourg I Company on the 17th inst. The certificates of shares in the Merchant Ship ping Company (Limited) are now ready for delivery in exchange for the bankers' receipts. The half-yearly meeting of the Cape Town Rail way and Dock Company is convened for the ft6th inst., when it will be proposed, iu accordance with the resolutions passed at the half-yearly meeting on the 15th of April, to declare a dividend for the three months ending June 30. An extraordinary meeting of the South Eastern of Portugal Railway Company is called for the 13th inst., to alter the articles of association. The half-yearly meeting of the Demerara Rail way Company will take place on the 25th inst., at the London Tavern. Au extraordinary meeting of the Cannes Hotel Company (Limited) is called for the 14th inst., when a resolution will be submitted for a "volun tary winding up." An extraordinary meeting of the Hastings and St. Leonard's Hotel Company (Limited) is also to be held on the 14th inst., at Hastings, with a view to a " voluntary winding up." A petition for the winding-up of the Darjeeling Brewery Company (Limited) is to be heard before Vice-Chancellor Kindersley on the next petition day. The half-yearly interest due the 10th inst. on Panama Railroad Seven per Cent. Bonds of 1855- 65 is announced for payment by Messrs. Cavan, Lubbock, and Co. With reference to the market fur American secu rities, Mr. E. F. Satterthwaite reports as f o llows We have but little !squirms to ruled in the London market for American securities during the put week, the demand for both government stocks and railroad shares having somewhat abated. Prices, however, remain study ; the closing quotations for United States 5.20 Bonds and Illinois and Erie shares being without alteration from last week. Subjoioed is Messrs. Culverwell, Brooks, and Co.'s report of yesterday's hide sake : At the seventeenth series of bide ales for the year, only a limited demand was experienced, and inmost lateness lower prises were aocepted. East India. —Or sod Ceo.•—Cal cutta.—The few parcels of kips of good to prime quality sold fairly at late rates to a slight dailies ; other description were in limited request at a redaction of id. to ad. per lb. The home trade were very small buyers, exporters being the chief operators. The analysis of the Niles is 150,608 Oat , outta new parcels, 23,438 brought forward from former Niles, end 1,573 Madras, &c. —in all 177,619 bides, of whish 112,700 were sold. East India.—Bulfalo were dull of sale. and mostly bought in. Leather.—Australian.—For the fpoosr Bon sold bite rates were obtained. Fist Indian. — Madras sold fairly ; Calcutta, Dearly All pawed. Salted Hides.— Australian were only part sold, and that at • further cos osmiou of £d. per lb. Cape brought about late rates. South American were mostly bought in. North American all passed. i, Dry and Drvealted Hides.—Mauritius all sold. bought in. German part sold. North A marital bought in. Matadors only past sold. Horse Hides. —North American were all bought in. German only part sold. Bark.— Mimosa. —That sold brought late rates. The return of the Bank of Eugland for the week ending Wednesday, Oct 5, compared with that for the previous week, shows the following changes : Oircalation Maw armistice active ....... „,„ 21,353,615 Increase 1,113,590 Public deposits 6,877,591 Decrease 206,367 Other deposits Government ssenrities is bank ng iimpartTnant — 10.597,035 Dsorsame 200,060 OtharseintritaeaUl banking department Coin and bullion in both __ - - de . p:rt — ments — --- 12,998,210 Decrease 122 913 Seven day and other • bills 562.202 Increase 50,486 The East 4.003,961 Increase 8,845 Notes in reserve Total reserve (Dotes & ooln in banking depar tm ent) . 8,294.595 DOCIIIIN 1,236,503 This is the most unfavourable return that has been issued by the Bank for a long time past. The decrease in the public deposits is easily explained by the government payments at the turn of the quarter ; hut the private deposits have at the same time declined as much as 857,1561.—a movement which may be partly due to the completion of the mercantile settlement of the 4th, but which can only be really explained by the hypothesis of large withdrawals of notes, in the nature of hoarding, by bankers and by the public. The demand for money has simultaneously caused a fresh increase of 432,3711. in the private securities, and the combined effect of these changes, which are only slightly counteracted by a decrease in the government securitieg, is a falling off to the serious extent of 1,236,503/. in the reserve, the total of which (notes and coin) is thus reduced to 6,294,5951. During the week the Bank's purchases of gold were about 330,00 u/. in excess of the known with drawals for export, and as the present return shows, instead of an increase, a decrease of ' 122,9131., there is virtually a total deficiency of more than 450,000/. to be accounted for. Some amount of coin always goes into the provinces at the end of each quarter, but the sum which has ' now disappeared is so much; larger than usual as to strengthen the belief that country bankers, in view of the failure of the Leeds Banking Company, are engaged in strengthening their cash balances. A withdrawal of 50.000 sovereigns for Irelanl was also reported in the course of the week. Altogether, these changes completely dispel the hope of a re duction iu the Bank rate of discount, and may even bring a fresh rise into view. BANK Of ENCIT.A.ND.—An aad eth Yk , e. it, for the week loot. Account pennant in the Act 7th ending on Wednesday, Oct. 6, 1:141! PEP Notes lined L26,927,001 Government debt.. LII 016.100 Other securities 3,034,900 Gold coin sod bul lion r Silver bullion 1tr7,(90 LM 927,490 ft 0.927,490 DAIIDDia D I Proprietors Capital C 14,60.3,000 Rest Public Deposits in cluding bay. Drubs. el/M -oils. of National Debt, and Div, IP A Government Secu rities (Including Dead *Nett in"- nutty) Other liectuities 2ue36,860 Notes Gold and Silver Coln 720,720 A ccoiln 6.877.591 Other Deposit 11.751,744 Seven day and other 66!,102Ftf11a L 37,724490 Oct. S. 1564. L 37,728.40 W. 1111.111, Mat Cashier. THIIIUIDAT EVINDWO. Console, which closesi yesterday at 884 to I both for money and next Tuesday's settlement, touched this morning 861, " buyers,' and,after being offered at 884, closed at 88g, buyers:" The official busi ness report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Con sols, for money, 884, P, ; ditto, for account, 88P, ; Three per Ceuta. Reduced, 88P, •, New Three per Cents., 861, P. 4, I, ; Bank Stock, 2384, 239, ex div.; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1044 ; ditto, Bonds, Gs. dis. ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1866, 974 ; Five-and-a-Half per Cent. " enfaced" rupee paper, 109. The India Five per Cent. Stock was firm. India Bonds were purchased at Se. dis. The March Exchequer Bills were quoted Qa. to 3e. dis., and the June 20s. to 10s. dia. The foreign stock market was dull, and decided heaviness was observable in the afternoon, when sales were pressed of a number of the speculative stocks. Confederate Bonds showed chief heaviness, falling 3 per cent. Turkish Bonds of 1858 de clined f per cent.; the Consolides, 1 • Mexican, Italian, and Spanish Passive, 1; and Spanish Certifi cates, f per cent. Greek Bonds were scarcely lower than yesterday, and the Coupons improved. In the morns! f° last i l / 4 thres they, were cations of a relapse in prioee. Alliance Bank sharei fell I/. to 21., closing at 16 to 18 prem., the rapid rally from 9to 21 prem. having induce d number of sales. Anglo-Austrian Bank, City, Bank of Hindustan, Imperial, London Bank of Mexico, London and Buenos Ayres, and Standard Bank of Africa ? were all quoted lower, but Bank of Egypt, Brazilian and Portuguese, Continental, Imperial Bank of China, London and South Western, and Oriental Bank shares have improved. Hudson's Bay shares were rather lower, closing at 151 to a, and Egyptian Trading st R to prem. National Discount have relapsed to 8 to 8* prem, ' and Joint Stock Discount to to pram. City Offices, Discount Corporation, Mineral Iron Works, and Royal Mail Steam shares were rather better, but Fore-street Warehouse, National Financial, and Quebrada Land and Mining showed heaviness. Anglo-Egyptian Bank shares were last quoted par to prem. ; Imperial Mexican Railway, it dis. to f prem. ; and Ottoman Socidts3 Gefinfrale, lf to If prem. The shares of the financial companies were dull this afternoon. International Financial continue to fluctuate, owing to numerous rumours, according to one of which the advisability of a call meets with advocacy in some quarters. The price declined at one period to lf prem., and closed 2s. 6d. to ss. lower than yesterday. The shares of the other financial companies were little affected in price. The cloeing quotations are annexed, viz. :—lnternational, 11 to lf prem.; General Credit, 2 7-16 to 9-16 prem. ; London Financial, 6f to 7 prem. ; Imperial Mee cantile Credit (amalgamated), lf to 2f prem. ; Credit Mobilier, 21 to f prem. ex div. and new shares ; and Credit Foncier, 2} to I prem. ex div. and new shares. Nova Scotia Government Debentures were quoted 1 per cent. lower. United States 5-20 Bonds were quoted 44 to 45, being I per cent. better, as against a fall of 3 per cent. in the Confederate Loan. MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Two &Mom. The dealings in the mining market to-day are upon a very limitcd scale. There is a demand, how ever, for South Condurrow shares, at 375. 6d. to 40s. East Grenville are quoted 7i to I, being flat, and Great Vor, 30 to 3L East Lovell shares are officially marked 8 ; North Basset, 62; and Tincroft, 6. Very little business has occurred in foreign and colonial mining shares, and prices are quoted the same as yesterday. HUMAIt BONES FOUND AT POMPEII.ID a paper addressed to the French Academy of Sclera:es IL de Loos advert, to the process successfully adopted at Pompeii fee obtaining costa of the persons who lost their lives at the time of the eruptioe which mused the dortractioa of that city. We will merely remind our readers that as that eruption consisted of stones and saber, t►e fugitives, after falling down in a stair of relocation, were covered by the ashes, which settled on all the minutest folds of their priories sad every part of their body. This coating of ashes hardened in course of time. and the dish westing away nadir it. let a hollow mould, into which the explorers of the present day, wheel they are fortunate enough to die. cover it in time, poor liquid plaster, and thus obtain as exact cost of the body. The number of oasts thus taken is four, and M. de Luca has permeated the Academy with their redactions in plaster executed by a clever artist employed at Pompeii. LAME!/TABLE CASE OT SUICIDE THROUGH DIS APPOIETZD LOVl.—Yesterday (Thursday) morning the daughter of a respectable wine end spirit merchant in Here. ford destroyed herself by drawing in the River Wye. The lady woe to have bees married some time since to a gentle. man named Thomas, bat the appointment of the gentleman had not been kept. The master preyed very much upon her mist For some time a strangeness had been observed in her demeanour, and it was thought advisable to have a lady °mimeos to watch her movements. This had been done up to last night or early this moraing, when she was miming. Oc search being made her body was discovered drowned in the river Wye. Au inquest will be held to. morrow.—Birmingham Daily Gautte. Igniting Distilling °nodLug 22 to 26 oth __ 34 to 37 Maple 37 to 40 Mat.. Two& lowa made, per ISO _ lbs. 30 to 3.5 . Hounbold 36 to 4f New _ 30 to 33 OATS. 1 Country toilful; feed lO to 221 Norfolk sod Ituffolk, „ potato 23 to 25 ex ship 26 to 20 701113011. Per Qr. Wilk?. s. 4. Dentde and Konlp• berg 4O to 60 Itortock & Macklin- YUd. tom, Nodal'. ind Sudolk 6O to 69 11 &laptop and Wars 60 to 65 brown Per Qr. 011.11. a. a Daolsh and Swedish le to 21 Roast= ....... 17 to 20 39 to 45 Danish /Damian, bard 47Plias• • it to ItB U to 98 soft Azakess, red 39 to 41 whits. . 40 to 44 sAatii. Maple lion ' & 22 to 36 192999 C 099. White 9O to 113 Yollow —_ ___ tol b 24 24 to t't 22 to 22 holm. French, per sack .... 30 to 12 ISpaigatt„. .... 31 to 32 Amerlean, per bri. .. 19 to BS Canadian, „ 19 to 99 INTO LONDON, BY WELKE TO OCT. 6. INCLCSIVIL .. 17 to r?. ORDINARY REARM AND noels. LUIWAYS. in , Blim,WoLet Moor Val:, 100 Myth and Tyne ell Bosion,elastriket .100 •Bristol aid • 'lOO Caledoalau 10 ill 'Cork sad Bandon 10 I sll X.ormwall 10 1 MVO*. •1 •mo dlr. untllll. 10 all Do. 11 . p. e.lmpakl to 8. 1 10 I all Dublin mod B•ltastJumc 111 ail Dandes,Porth,etitd..Jg BM 1100 Edinburgh and Olsagow. OM IWO ,Glmairow and &Western . 01. ;100 ;Orem* Easton' Ord. Bt. al • I!" I Lk% . .4:!".nk';! 500 ! Ang.gtiT, 400 Great North of Scotland -'loi fix A • roo. aro di,. on- , 100 Do.B 11110 p. o.up.ld Is. 100 I Gt. South & WasL klre. 100 'Great Waited _ _ Clorg r Zor I Was tom 7 I to 1 p.m- es 112 13 124 ,d 111 83 10 17 86 87 105 107 MI 46 e 61 71 lii 1/79 139 160 127 110 84 91 09 IN lii 21 id 46 48 35 40 99 WI 1141 114 k 45 67 109 WS 88 40 111} 1113 94 se 4 4 44i at i I li81891 " lai a a i 111 i i Ma 1101 11 10} 96 61} IN le} si 73 129 i I it m M{oiv vd.iiLBi¢j JO 1 IN;.-13,74i 401 I no: W._lll4.7oilordi 11001 Do. Do. Newport 1 100 Do. Do. Hanford ' 100 . lAncashlre 1 Yorkablry aiba . 'lOO LOodonC tbn.k Dn. iao ; 100 Loation&SoutllWastern Roo sy IMaryport sad earthDl al Do. Do. i Mani .La New. WO !Midland &Pi Do. !fan Bins. et . De!bi sU•tUd 04. WIL (Ira.) II W. Do. i Maras W Mid Etna 10 all Ind Koo r tir OK 1100 ;North B R. 1100 Do. Edlo.,Peith.Dand. ioi 111. Do. G. N. L. Pure. 109 Do. 1.!totO I no. Yuri. 100 I Do. Oarlialo rllDo. atock.tkDorUng Do. do. 1866-38 12 Do. do. 100041... 100 North London bw No. . 100 • North Staffordal;tie sL li. & 8. Western Jusc 1100 Scottish Centra 1100 Beotuae R - .Eicber Bsk. LOU deottiati 31141sarl W Shrewsbury & Wokhpl 1 100 Shropshire Colon 1100 South Devon 100 South Bantam 1100 S. liorkah. & 11/ver Dun i .11 Staines, Woklughm,dtc 1100 Taff Vole Do C 11011 vale of Faith _ 100 I'lctorl~ su. a Pimlico 100 Waterford & 1111ketuty 100 We,' Cornwall 100 W.Hartipl. Hub. & sii BRITISH ?0, ATPZ RAILWAYS. all Atlantic & Bt. Lawrence 66 58 Bcan.litr. dce.lo.g.sp.c. 100 101 ;10 Do. L Shares idis par all 'Buffalo 8 Lake Huron 41 6 all Do. Preference t 74 84 1 100 :Buff., Brant,ct Godertch' p. & We. Aug. 1,1872 100 Do. do. July 1, 1873 Do. do. June 1, laic Wheat, 1 Barley. Malt. Oats. Flour. ' gra gra i qrs. gra brls. racks gnash arulneo4cls 1970 1 1110 ' 1960 3280 .. 380 Utah I 1700 .. .. foreign 33170 ! 3:180 .. 49750 7470 .. ) Total i 23140 4070 neci 61770 1 7470 3:8 18 I Do. New lie W Do.Op oßde. pay. 1672 110 611 Dal" do. do. 1877 a) 77 • Indian Brooch. Limbed 1 t Do. New 100 Madras guar. 6p. cent lOO 1100 Do. do. 'I do 1 92 1100 Do. do. do.— 80 • Do. nth bitenalon !100 Mein. Corp. 8 per c bd oil Melt). sad Honeon'a By 66 80 ell N.Bron.d Catacla..•& it, $ 9 100 N.ll.otCan.6p.6lstp.B.l 80 83 1100 &lade, goa. 6 par cont. 9) 100 ,100 Do. Deihl 110. I 9 SI 99 1 2 Do. do. do pax 100 I Do. PnaJano do ; cli 99e 100 Do. Indua 89.1r10t. dal 96 97 01. NT LITOCK ELNILII. LIVERPOOL COTTON AND CORN MARKET. (THIS DAY.) NT ELNOTWO AID INTIRNATIOIAL TELZOI47II.) (TlOl OM OWN CORIMPONDETt.) Corrov —Market quiet. Sales about 7,000 bales. Cosy.—Market moderately attended, but the balances doing is dull, and prices would have improved bat for the failures which have taken place of late, and which naturally cause much distrust. WAKEFIELD CORN MAR KET. —(TH IS DAY.) (ZVI UPWIND KINGDOM ILIETRIC 11134NAP11.) (nom am OWN coaameroirDiarr.) Factors uk more mousy for wheat, but melee are in retail only; fine white, quotable, dearer; barley fully aa dear. Pro. I 81. I BAIIIA. MINCING-LINE.--(THIS DAY.) Scomt.—Tite improved demand noticed yesterday eon. tinues, and prices have in ease cams also improved. British West India sold, low heavy brown to good grey, 30s. to 32a. 6d. ; Mauritius, brown, , .f7a. 6d. to 30s. 6d. ; crystal lized, 355. to 38s. 9d. ; cloyed, 30s. 6d. to 31s. ; ah, No. 13i to 14, at 38e. ; No. 12i, 37a 6d. ; old white Bahia , 33a. 6d Ite6oed continues dull of sale at late prices. Correa.—The wash of Plantation Ceylon brought to public sale have gone off readily, at firm prices ; triage sold at 52a. tied. to 635. firm ; fine ordinary, 73e. 6d. ; low middling and middling, The, to 79e.; good ditto, 80e. to 80s. 6d. ' • pea berry, 75e. to 82s. Native Ceylon, good ordinary, 658. 6d. Tau.—The market is steady. Public sal.. of Amara are advertised for Tuesday next. . . 10,00001007 Airs & MistornsalinL )- 20,000 60 ' Do. New aas So p.I , 20,000 60 Do. .rit which 20 is pll 10,000 60 Altdon ; 20,000 100 Al ianosLotiALlverpooli 10,000 100 De. New 100,000 10 Anglo Austrian 20,000 20 Angle Italtan i Limits& 22,600 40 Australasia MOO 601 Do. New 10,66? 10,009 26 11,080 100 WON i) 10,000 100 20,000 60 6,000 100 1.3,000 10 60,000 . 20 27,000 60 20.000 60 82,400 20 7,800 40 Hanka BritlahColuma Bank of Egypt Bank of Loudon Bank of 044/0 ;Limited; Bank of taneenstiuni (L.) Bank en' Ictons,Aastrig Bank of Wake (Lb s.) Bank of New Zeeland BraffillandPortugnewq Entleh d Callfornian Britton N. America I C. Ek. Indla,Aun, Clans __ New Rice. —The market continues quiet. Facrr. —The demand privately is snore active at late prices. Roc—A few sales are reported in some came at a slight decline. Leeward' at le. 50.; Demerara, la. 60.; Ja maica, at 3s. . . . . . . 10.000 _IS !Chart. lier. of Iratla,&c I rw 10,040 102 10,000 100 10,000 26 020,000 10 6,000 100 20,000, 60 60,000 20 26.000' 10 40,000 60 60,000 00 16.000 60 10,000 100 10.000 100 !City cotndd :(oa. Bank of India, tte ' Conortidated Bank (Li Contmental (L) ram London (Limited Eastern EcchangefLint) Eng.Seot.ttAuslekortd. English and Swedtalt IL European Bank,Limitaid Do. New ilindadiaChluaLlap.(L Do. New SALrpirras hat sold on easier terms. Refraction, 4 abort prompt. at 27e. 3d. CorroN has sold at an advance of !d. to ed. par 16. ; broach, 18d. ; Japan, toe. 16 0. ; fair, for coar6 14 d. ; Western, middling fair, 13.11. to 13td. ; Tinnivelly, mid dling, 12d. to 13d. Jar& —There are still buyers at the advanced prime paid at the last public Sal.. TALLOW MA RIM. —(THIS DAY.) The market is steady at the sneezed prime :—Town tallow, 42a.; Petersburg Y.C. oo the spot, 41s. 9d. ; Octo ber to December, 41s. 6d. ; December, 42.. 6d. to 425. 9d. ; January to Mush, 435. 3d. ; March, 44e. 12,000 iao 4000 100 10,000 60 136,000 20 25,000 SO 4000 .-4000 25 'lmperial Bank, Malted De. N ew Imp. Bk.lif Imperial Ottoman International Bank (L , lonian ' Lie New HIDE MARKET.---(THIS DAT.) LIADISRALL —Hides : Prime :-561b. to 6411 a., 21d. to 3d. ; 641 be. to 721b5., 3d. to 31d.; 721bs. to 90114., 34d. to 31d. ; 801hs. to 881bs., 31d. to 4d. ; 881 be. to %lbs., 4d. to 41d. ; 96115. to 104113 a., Q. to 40. Horse hides, 9a. to I.os. Od. Calf ski's • light, 2s. 6d. to 4 1 1.; fall. 7s. 6d. _ . _ 100,000 00 20,600 60 1%600 100 'O,OOO ICO 6,000 ICO 10,000 23 6,000 100 50,000 10 50,000 60 6400 100 00,000 60 10,1100 100 10,000 20 %WO 160 60,000 100 11,600 100 10,000 60 20,000 60 10,000 100 %OW 100 10,000 100 26,000 20 30,060 110 16,000 20 Land Mort Bk. India Wm. Bk. of lie c leo, & c. Lon. Bank of Scotland Li London and Brazilian Lon. &Ayres& B. Plate L Do. New. Ms. at a pm ,Lon., Mr., 15 S. Stag: Lou. Ch. Bank at AnstrL ILoodon and County ,ton Hanitig.Cou.Ek(L Landon Joint Stock Lon. and Northern ( London& South African Lon. & S. Western (Lim. Lou. * Westminster ff Merchant Bank Mercantile & Do. New Metro. & Prey. bank (L Midland Bank (Lim.) National of Liverpool IN.Pre. of England, New Do. di). do. 'Now Bout& Wale. Bu oxw~r . Shsopatios : polled, 61. Od. to 7a. Od. ; haU brads, 4a. 9d. to sa, Jd. ; Downs, Sa 9d. to 4a.'6d. ; lambs, 3a. 6d. to 7s. BOROUGH HOP MAREXT.—(THRI DAY.) Mann. Pattenden and Smith report an active demand foe the new growth, a large proportion of which has already pawed into the hands of the consumers. Choice samples are not plentiful, and command rather higher rata. COAL HARKET.—(THIS DAT.) Walla End South Hatton, 21c ; W►lla End Polishes Primrose, 20a. ; Holywell, 18a. 6d. ; Wylam, 18a. 6d. ; Cowpen Hartley, 19a. 3d. , Lambert's Hartley, 19a. 3d.— Ships at market, 18 ; at sea, 25. 4i:ilio 10 60,000 00 New Zdalead (thialed; l . I.itTtla !Postern_ 60,600 26 20,000 60 WOOD 110 37,600 20 20,000 26 10,000 26 10,000 100 4460 100 10,200 15 10,000 106 0,000 00 _ ... , ,Orteatal Bank Corpora I Pro vl u. task I ogeorp. (L 'Provlnc. of Ireland Wade. runt, at Delhi South Australia 'South Eastern ;Lim) 'Stand. of B. S. Africa Do. do. ;Union of Australia, Nea l 'Milo* of Ireland (Ltra ); Union of London Ditehh. STOPPAGE IN THE BCTTON TRADE —Yesterday (Thursday), the well-known firm of Messrs. Iliffe, button manufacturer,, of Vittoria-street, in this town, suspended payment. In a circular sent to their creditors, they state that in consequence of the difficulties they bare experienced throujh the failure of Messrs. Shepherd and Sons (announced in the Gwette of Wednes day), and the pressing demands of their creditors, they hare Deem compelled to suspend operations- The books hare berm placed in the hands of Mr. Lundy, of Piradiss- street, and se soon as be barn prepared a statement of the 2.665.228 Si. and West lAOI4II I OO affairs of the firm, a meeting of the creditor will be called ...,.. 12 . 00 °_ , 1. 0 0 0,2,er62 • 61 66,.. V122; 11 6 At present it would be idle to speak as to the liabilities. -;;;;Izt Si. - u aii3O_---7,;;---.0- OO F . . too Messrs. Reece and Harris, solicitors, at New-street, am the tom:soo et yleami" . les solicitors in the matter.—Birmingham Daily Gazette. i LOOP 20 Do. New • 2 No. I Rh. 1 Coltlag Wogs. 1 100 Cal. st B.F.astern SP. c. 6.1 06 100 100 Cape T. & Dock 6p. e. g. 92 04 [ all • Demersra,7p.c.pet.pret 1100 lain Bftnl en. 6do 1001 101, 100 last Indian en. 6do 1001 1011 6 ' Do. J Extension 100 Grand Trunk of Canada' 19e 201 all Do.lq ulp. M. 8.,6p.ct, 90 93 all Do. Li pref. Bund6 1 71 74 all Do. deferred OD 06 all Do. lad do. pref. Bonds t 86 ed all Do. do. deterred, 64 68 all . Do Ind pref. neck 63 tb all Do. do. deferred' 44 50 all I Do. 4th ;wet. Stock 29 31 ally Do. do. deferred. 27 29 100 :Great Indian Peninsula! 143 lel 12 I Do. pua. 6 per cent.' fdls ;sr 2 De. New do idls ipm [lOO Gt. S. of indla a. 6 p. ct 9O 100 100 [ Do at per coot. Do all ,GL Western of Canada: 62 56 zd U le zd 1661 107 i 06 68 95 96 125 130 16 1 96 9 10 pm 7 8 pm 118 123 1 le pm 76 77 10} 11} 134 138 id k 66 Si 116 B 1 821 S 9 ISO 106 Se 4 i PeD 97 99 SIONS. 11101711171711. 0 1211•1600156.4p.64.,1872 lee —. Do. M. 180 100 -.6 ... Om Gov. 4 p. 0., 1877-8.1 00 90 95 Do.4pirotlobAlaug. Hi 90 Pt Do.Operot.lllar.:3 ISO II 98 D 0.6 pa 44.142.41 ,100 79 82 DD.& ot. Ina :100 TO 81 44.1472[100 104 148 Crt Grill,P. 18804:100 104 105 20 Do. do. 1890-11106 106 107 Id Do. do. 101 1 10 107 1* Cogoo.Nov. 1888. d0..00.44 100 102 106 un liso um In Y55;11124 Ow 440879 100 101 106 Do. 1878 100 109 108 Do. 18011.8 104 108 , Notal. Gov.B par mot .. :100 1411 106 i New Bram. Gov. 816.0.1190 92 06 N.B. Wass Ov. 6 p. 0.1806 100 97 99 Do. 6p. a 1871 $01876 1001 96 07 Do. 6p. a. 1888 to 1892 100 94 90 New Zealand 6 par cont. 1001 99 10.1 No 1404146 p. a., 1876 100 96 97 Quornalead Gov.' p. at..looj 100 102 d.Au6t.Gov.o p. o. Hoods 100, Vic.G0v.0p.c..145.&./uly 1001 I Do. do. 6 p.0.Apv04200. 'lOO. 106 106 Rd! Commas'. No. UM wOOO coop' iO,OOO 466. 4 7 ° 607. 1 , 12.500 6,9141 60,0001 16,000, 40,00 v: 40,000 10,000 60,000 10,0001 17,400 60,000 1 10,000; 11102 M 160,00/ 177,0001. WOW; so,000: INA& no.smi. l maw' to 000 l 5:6.5.5 73,000 1,000 ! , .:*1 10,0uo 1149,.001 iiiii loo,euo 10s,000; 'Kom i sup,oool 1000000 80,00,1 1 20,000 20,000 20.000 12.000 so , aa' 176,000 j 10,000 6,000 60.000 60,000. 60,000 10.0001 11.600 11.000' 60.000 1 12,600 i 60 ,000 , 10,000 . So.ooul 6:65e. 187.175.. 60.0001 20,000. 10,006 • 6°.* ii:o6o! ML St. Si. ;100 2W $0 Sc 5 60 'l9O 15 60 28 25 10. 60 100 BOO' 1 50.000 1 40.000 10 115,000 10 10,000 60 10.000 6 12,600 000..401 20,000' 20.000 p:664 10,000 10.000 4150 Anglo-Mexican Mint lAtultra 'BerlinWaterworks J ) ;Kaaba, Om (Limited i Britian American land B. t I. Mag. TeL British I odlaa Tea (L ) •Carmda Company eanadianLoanalnv:L ) Ceylon Company City of Loo.lealProytil. •C‘ty °Mere ;Lint.) ... Com. of African-Ver. Commercial UnicnOtas. Coasolldatad Dia .. :Continental UnGsatl Con do a( 'Cop. Y. tog ,M.Tip.a. 'Credit necley.. 19.760 16,000 200,0001. 00,000 10,000 14.1130 280.00??1:' 14 — io re ictis 8 8i 6 26 30 67 64 65 941. 7prol I e 2 ledla ldla par 1 SPia 2 1 e dim par I pm ldls par 20 211 Do. of ILowitlus (L; Credit Mobilise . _ 2 lil isli Do. ap at. Pup iti Deb. Disecrant(n cniE .) L Indian Financial L India Irrigation, =iaCom Ted.(l. et inlagraph Fag. and Ans. Co r.. Inglish&Foreig, Coed Lug A.Seattishliarin. L !Financial Corporation. Financial Meow, (L.) 'Pore-.t. Warehouse (L. Gallivan, (Limited).... G.Cniditet Fin.of Lon- Gen. Steam Navigation Home& .iolonlal As. (L ) Hudson's By Dup.& Iler.CdL Asa. Indian Carrying (Lin Internat. Finan.Boc. Internat. Land Credit( ItaLanlrrlg. (Can. Cay.,` Do. 9. e. Ws. r. ISTO lotntatockDisosunt(L` land Securities :Lim. Lund. African Trading Losan,lCandon.ll.(L Lond. d. Gistriet Tales. ;L: !Loud. Finn. Aaso. (L) Do. Nen !Load. G. Omnibus C.(l ) , Lund., Italian, ge.Stai Loud. tier. Discoant,L ILond. Provincialllarine I 100 Bt. 60 20 si sf 108 112 102 111 2 11 tedisi ~ v:a~:: irrk: a c.~~ I Do. aeon Investment:Ll !Lanham land,dtc.(L.) Melia Irten. Tel. (L) >llUwaU Iron Works Natal land CoL C. (L) National Dia. Co. IL National Financial a i l National Steam Nev. INerbatyla Ooal et L 'L 'Y. &Aland T.& Loan L N Brlt..t (L astralaslau Y. Brtt. Morcan. In. (L Noraceting.and L L) Ocean Marine )Imoms. Oriental Commercial (L Oriental Financial (L) Oriental One (Limited) Do. New lOrtent.lnbuidilteam(L) lOtagod dthismtlnvest ,Ottoman Financial;L; Ottoman Gas (Limited .Panamaa.M.Semm,L. ) Do. New.. Peelltly.Lendit lfin.(L), Peninsular & 0. Steamed I Do. New IQuebripla L, R, XX i Rhyme, Iron I - 150. NA. Rlo J. City Improv. (L.) Ditto ditto . . Royal Ilailltiea Scot. A nstra Invest. (L ' !Smith. Knight. &Co.(L ISoc.FinanAKeypts;L.) Ahicaa & In (L` ISouth Auetralian Land i lfabasarle• Tolegnipb Tel.Constrne.& Mai& (i llbantea& Mosey la(L k ;Trust &AgeneyotAns. L T. & L Co. of U. Canada 'United K. Teleg. Co. (L) ' Univers. Marine Tana.) Upper Ammo Tes(Um ) Ditto ' Van Dierosn's land ,warrant Finsnee;Lia iiestindlat PacifieS L 57,600 20 100,000 * 12,100' 10 60,000 10 10,000 6 60,000 20 26,000 10 26,000' 10 10,000 00 20,000 60 00.000, 60 103 101 le II idli kt * 4 1 3 i ♦ ti 3 1 I s' 34 44 i! ! !I -3/41 al i Pai en I li libiisE; 7 6 All 811 . 86 8 8 26 16 Ills phz 96 97 120 125 i rah 2 28 1 1 Pm 63 SO 1 Ofd 61 6 pa 4 1 pea Idls pm 1 om 14 17 pa 10 11 t 2iPPI 6111 61! id IS 12 bi Hi i PREFERENCE SHARES. Greet Northern 5 per cent., 111. Great Weston original 5 per cent redeem. pre(,, 1001. North Eeetem Comolid. Pref. 4 per cent., 89. FOREIGN RAILWAYS. Antwerp and Rotterdam, 9. PROVINCIAL SHARI MARKETS. LITEMOL, OCT. 6.—Great Western, 66—laneashfre sad York shire, 1143 33 16—London and North W Ulf it 11l II — Manchester, Shefßeld. and Lincolnshire, 664 ji—Midlandal9o —North Eastern, Berwick capital stock, 1073 Eastern, 62 13 2 3 13—Grand Trunk of Canada, lei Confederate 62 k 3—Eastern &change Bank (Limited). 8-16 t i Aly m ro Finance (Limited `, I d.—Mercantile and Ise Bank (Limited), 13 3 3 p .—N ational Bask of Liverpou ted), 6 k 6 41 p.—Norili Western Bank (Limited), 4 p.—Albion Marine (Limitad , 1-16 d.—Liverpool and London and Globe Fire and Life, 91 p.—Mercantile Marine (Limited. 6-16 p.—Queen In surance, 1 9-16 p. —Union Marine (I.4mited), 43 p.—Liverpool United Gas, 286—National Steam Navigation Company 7 d. West India and Pacific Steam, 2 5-16 p. Usttcsrsran, OCT. 6.—A pretty good business was dose, and prices not quite so strong at tike close. C. Caramel and Co., 63 p.—Great Eastern, 45—Great Northern A, 140—Grand Trunk of Canada, 193—Greeks, 293—Great Western. eel 4 9 Li — General Credit , 2 7.16 p.—John Brown and Co., 16 p n cashire and Yorkshire, 115 141 3 14 3—London and North Western. 112 112 113 3—Manchester, Sheßald, and Linooln shire, 66 63 f 1113311 1 6 4i 5 3 s—Metropolitan, 1664 3 —Midland, 130—South Hastert, St 3213 f 3—Thames and Mersey Marine Insurance. 15.16 p.--Oonfeelsrate Loan, II 3 I 3 2—Turkish Consolicks, 501—District Bank, 19 p.—lnter nationals, 13 p.—Mercantile Bank, 13 p. iltrunsatur, ocr. 6. —There were sales today of Birmingham Canal Shares, at Stii ; and of Gloucester Wagon, No. 4, alas, gd. pm. Birmingham Guaranteed stock, quoted, 72 W 723 ; South Staffords, 10 5-16 to 103 ; Warwick and Birmingham Canal, 623 to 65 ; Dudley and West Bromwich Bank, 7; to 8 . Shropshire Bank, 6to ill Birmingham Gas, ( 3d to 141; Imperial Continental Gas, 833 to 64; ; Gloucester Wagon, It to 11; Metropolitan Wagon, 12 to 123 Staffordshire Juiutntock ltauk, 10 to II pm.; Patent Shaft, 31 pm., sellers; and Nant Coal, 8 to 53. WEATHER REPORT.-(THIS DAY.) FRIDAY. OCTOBER 7, 8 8.14 Notre 68. W. Lberdma IL W. 6. Ardromeo. K Greenmail S. Galway .. E. N. IL Valenti& . 8 8. W. Cape Cleo 6.9.& Quersam Liverpool Holyhead. IL 8. K. Pembroke. KS. K Paosaoaa H.S.& Bleat ..... K L'Orient..... '3O 04146 H. H. Rochercii ... 9604 52! E. Plymouth ... 30.20e52 Weymouth.. 3622148 &N.& Portsmouth_ I—j Londoa .....30.27 47, K. flovrr ..... 38.2.153 1 E. N.Y.. Terntonth .. 30.32.54 , ESE. dearborimeh. 30 33;61 , I.; I p . Shields ..... 143 SY N.H. Heligoland.. 30.96'0 W. I. B.E. B.E. IL E. 8.8. LE. RAIL LEE LAE. N.L E.N.E. NE ERZ. K. A.E. W.R.W. L C - 2 - 2 - 1 - I - 3 -•3 - 1 - i - 4 - 4 C•— I bin 1 b'— ' 4 eb - be 2 cb 3 c I f 2 b 1 B 11. osso lt dase ...1 31::: versa .. .110.44 48 trraatle.. ;30.31 52' ray .....40.26 4 atla ....'30.17 04 Clear .. '00.16 SS reatowa. 30 11.6 rpool .. 30 36 , bead ... 30.20 47; broke... 3).24 49 mace .. ,30 19,23' t .. ..... ,30 11142' Minding -- Instilling 'o:ia' Dutch, two" 7 ~----- teed ARRIVAIR OF OWN, etc., 1 CARRIAGE, FROM OCT. 1 33 S 5 Ile i 1I dial B 1 Id' idia 1 IPd 10. prima. I sa4ata. Ws par 42 46 16 Id pail 1 pre Ed le 0 1 61 0 07 CI Ed' 83 24pas zd par Ipra id , 27 tI 166 100 I Idla par 4 ± dial 28 30 I 4 2 dui 7 8 pm. 2 1 MI6 ldis par 44 44 36 9i 66 16 17 10 pm 37 39 pm 114 118 60 42 2 spm 1 • 6 1 63 2 1 dls 1 2pm 51.4 spm 11 15 Oidte, par Om) P 6l 13 0 71 S 6pm 3 6 pm, 11 12 pm. 10 12 pot 3 iAia 6 6 10 67 1 2 1 di.l PE 6 I 2418 !Pm, I 1 tlis 3 6pm 9 IS pot 2 I pia 4 2 Ws 234 24k 70 71 11 01614 41 46 6 S &DI n . 24. — i iPail 94 96 bi 61pmi 1* 2 pis 1 pm; psz 2 pm , Idis par • di diP9ii [3ll 40 371 40 ED 7f If - _z4 zd 27 42 M_ 1:.2 I V m l S pia lie 59 I PO_ ii -1 1Pga $f SS pm par 2 pm Mr 2 pm, 61 . 63_ - ie - iittle tt st 1 lie US 67 00 VS lh lakiool IM No 100,000 100,000 100,000 164600 • 164000. I Bar. 112 Pi} 10 I 29 - n - 21 1 lei it 4 i T ?Of 70 - 431 21 2 93 } 1i I Il la 10 19e 20i _ 34 !..1....••••- 108 108 1M 130 $0 101 Nei} 65i AS 76 6 - 811 1 101 1001 .... "i It Ni! ex} nil 61} 1 1 .1 6 ,10 1 111,K0 MOP, 116,6061 160,000, 74000 _u as .. 104 id