The Express. — London, England, 1864-09-13 00:00:00

THE POLICE COURTS (THIS DAY.) WWITMINSTkR. A CHILD COMM HER THROAT. A very comfortably clad well•grown child, named Sarah was charged with cutting ►er own throat with a razor. Mrs. Ana Baklavas said that ohs lived at 6, Wimpole mews, Cavendishequare, and was at present taking charge o f h er sister's house, 29, Stanley-street, Pimlico, as she had gone with her husband into the country for a few days. The prisoner was there as servant, and having heard that ber aunt was gone out of town on Saturday began crying about it, and nothing would pacify her. She was much dis tressed in mind, apparently on both Sunday and yesterday morning, and declared that she felt herself so miserable that she did not know what to do. Mr. Selfe—Did elm say what made her feel so miser able ? Witoess—She said she was thinking about her dead 'nether, and how her aunt had gone away. Mr. ::elfe—When and how did she cut her throat ? Witness—Yesterday at dinner-time, sod with a razor. I head her go upstairs just before, and I celled her to come to her dinner, and receiving no answer I sen t my little boy When h e got into her bedroom he saw her kneeling on tie 'loot, with her head upon a chair, and the blood was ,ring from her throat, which was cut. My little boy earns d own very much alarmed, and I sent immediately for a doctor. (Witness was here so overcome that she fainted, and WAS obliged to be removed from the court.) William King, 257 B. said that about half-past 4 yester day afternoon he was sent for to the house, and the two razors he produced were given to him. Re found the child with her throat cut, and a doctor bad been there and dressed it. Hr. Selfe—Where has she since been! Witness—After taking her to St. George's Hospital I conveyed her to the workhouse, whore they kept a watch over her until this morning. Mr. Salle—Hu the child neither father nor mother! A private of the Fusiliers said that her father and mother were both deed. Her father had been dead ten years, her mother two years, the latter being deranged. W itness's aunt then took charge of the child and got her present Anation fisher food and clothing. Mr. Selfe—What is her age! Witness—Between twelve and thirteen. Mr. Selfe—Let her be taken back to the workhouse for the present, and I should like to see the medical officer them when he has examined her. LAMBETH. THE TALLY AUSTRAL A poor man, who gave the name of Edward,Jsmea, applied to the magistrate for his advice and aasistanon. lie said that on Monday, during his absence, tour men came into his house and stripped it of 51. worth of property on a warrant of distress for It. 4s. or thereabouts. The applicant here handed no some papers to Mr. Norton, from which it appeared that the wernint had been issued on two debts, sued for by a tally man in the Waterloo-road, ill the Lambeth and South wark County Courts. Mr. Norton (to appLiaast)--Have you bad any is these eases? Applicant—No, sir. I hare received no summons. Mr. Norton—What, no summons! It is necessary that loatomoues should be issued in inch cues. Do you know anything of the debt! Applicant—Nothing whatever. Mr. Norton—But I suppose your wife does! Applicant—She tells me she does not. Mr. Norton—Does she deny having the goods from this tollyman? Applicant—She assures me she has not. Mr. Norton—Well, it is not a matter in which I can give von any aamistanoe • you must go to the county court and make your complailt to the judge there. WORSHIP - STREE T. OTSTEMATIC SOBBUT HT A GIIOCIIeS ASSISTANT, Arthor Goodrhild, 20 years of age, and of respectable ap pearance, was charged with stealing two half sovereigns, the monies of his employers, Mews. Grapey and Taylor whole sale tea aod coffee dealers, at 23, High-street, Shoreditch, Mr. Gressely said that the piisoner had been in his service three years since as a counterman, and then conducted him self ao satisfactorily, that when at Christmas last he re engaged him it was with the utmost confidence in hie honesty. Unfortunately that confide:Foe had been abused, and for the past two months the till money, particularly the gold, found a deposit i n th e young man's pocket to an ex tent that it would be almost idle to name. There was a system also in the mode of robbery evincing mach rousing. Of course the till heel( was open to afford opportunity of giving change, but at the back portion of it a small comportment had been so arranged as to allow the gold coin to pass through a slit at the top, whence it could not afterwards be abstracted save by the use of the key that enclosed it. Prisoner avoided this difficulty by simply tapping the part mentioned with the gold piece, as though he had droppcd it through, at the same in stant jingling the silver with his other hand to give change, and is most convenient usually put the former in such part of the till as would enable him to get it at his leisure, or else instantly trans ferred it to his own pocket. Pounds after pounds had thus been missed, and on the evening of Saturday last prisoner would have got possession of two sovereigns in the way de scribed but for the vigilance with which he (witness) watched his movements. At length it was resolved to mark some money, and thin done the police were left'to work the result. Mukha Squires, the wife of a constable at Spital-square station-home—a country-looking woman, well calculated from appearance to avert sus pi c i on —proved having paid pri soner early this morning, when he alone was in the shop, two half-sovereigns (the marked money) for goods purchased of him to take into the country as she said, He gave her some small change out of the till and she left. Kenwood, a plain-clothes man of the H Division, who had charge of the our, said he waited outside the premises until piisoner came to move a sugar cask, as arranged by Mr. Gregory while that person looked into the till, and at a given signal took him back to the shop. Prosecutor asked if he had served any customer, prisoner replied " Yes, to the amount of le. 6d." Witness marched him and found the gold pieces in question. He was thee given into custody, admitted his guilt, and struggled hard to induce his em nloyer to forgive him, indeed so hard as witness described as to make it net:eatery to call in another constable Ware he could be removed. Prisoner, in well chosen terms, implored a lenient sen tence in consideration of, and in mercy to, a widowed mother. who had travelled a great distance to see him. Be insisted that only twice before had he stolen money, or rather takers it, as in one instance he had subsequently repaid the mount, and the transactions were known to another drop man. The half-sovereign in question be purposed spending in the purchase of a present for his mother, and afterwards refunding it. Mr. Ellison remarked strongly and feelingly upon this cam Prisoner had received from the firm a liberal salary, been in a confidential position with an exoellent character, which combined would doubtless have enabled him to rise in the world, and bad chosen to sacrifice it by glaring dishonesty ; in fact, it appeared that he had been as diligent in striving to lose his goad name as previo4sly to pia it. The magistrate, with some excellent advice, then or dere d the prisoner to be sent for four mouths to the Hoses of Correction, with hard labour. GREENWICH. A TOM ON WIZ &PTV . ILI BY • FEVALL William Rogers,'• smart active y fellow, giving • false address, was placed in the dock c with being found on the premises of Mr. Osmanli, landlord of the Prince of Orange, Lower Deptford-road, Rotherhithe, and stealing a velveteen coat his property. Emma Evans said she was at present stating at the house of the prosecutor. last night, about lOo'clock,she had oonision to go upstairs, and on reaching the top lauding the fancied the beard the noise as of some one moving. She immediately stretched out her arm, and put her hand on the prisoner's shoulder. On asking the prisoner his business, he replied that he had come up the stairs to see the potman. She at once accused him of having been io the prosecutor's bedroom, and on Lying hold of him to detain him he told her not to make • noise, as he was not afraid, and he would R. down stairs with her. (Laughter.) The prisoner was afterwards greets into custody, and on being searched the coat now produced, and which belonged to the prosecutor, was found open him, concealed under his shirt. Inspector Moore, in answer to • question of the magis- Date, said the prisoner was not at present known, but that the address be gave at the station bad been found to be false. lie bad, therefore, to ask for a remand, to enable enoables from other divisions to attend and identify him it possible. Thrpri.tooer. who maintained perfect Idleness daring the examioatioo, wee remanded for a week. BY SPIRITS or NAPHTHA. —Lent night Mr. Inchards, deputy coroner, had an inquest touchiog the d , lth cf Samuel Neal, aged N years. J. Neal, brother of the dreamed, said that lest Saturday ereniog his brother returned home to No. 4, North-street, WhitechapeL He wa. very ill, and he expired the next morning. He was an s•tittont to a wholesale druggist, and had been addicted to drink for the last eight years. Dr. Lewellyn said that he hal made • post mortem examioatiou of the deceased. The Noes were congested. and the mats of the stomach were in. timed from drinking spirits of naphtha. The deceased had esidootly been in the habit of sotisfying his craving for driok by diluting the spirits of naphtha and spirits of wise. and drinking them. He bad expired from the effects of taking s o overdose of 'obits of naphtha. A verdict in 3,,, .1111111C0 with the medical evidenoe was rotund by the ..„ l'Arti A rr.i ne,:r. —Last evening Mr. Richards Feld an zoluiry at !Alston respecting the death of Frederick IV . l, hr aged years. l}ecesaed was a labours.. Last Iroduesdav be and nine others, men and women, were re turning in a light tax-cart from Barnet fair. A gentleman's ehaira ran into them, and the deceased and a boy, named ILn, is Hill, were thrown out from the cart., and, the horse runt :ne 11W471. the wheels passed over them. Both were re oio,.l to the German Hospital, and Walsh died on Thurs. d r last. The occurrence took place in the Fumbler-mad. The joili returned a verdict of "Accidental Death." e Aril> Scorr.—We understand that the pri -1.,,0r., James P. Brice and James Scott, who were eon y),ked at the lost Liverpool assizes of the outrageous attack in% Rowe, and sentenced to lu moatbs' imprisonment with hard labour, ore now employed as brlckla7eirs' labour. at K leaded. Gaol, in the erection of a new wing which is aided to that House of Correction.— Liverpool Pit.ol4lll. WZDIRSDAT. 01 Noirntram THITIDDAT ato W., moderate to CUM. S.S.W. to W.N.W., strong, some rain. strong, some rain. W.N.W. to S.S.F.. Wssams. S. to W. and N.W., fresh, squally, rain in strong, a gale In Places. places, tome rain. W. N. W, to S.S.W., 80131811.11. S.W. to N. W„ fresh to fresh, with some strong, rain at times. rain. W. to S., fresh, some rain. LARUI. As next above. Narthern=Sootland. Weatern.treland. Wales, and ad iseenzles, douthern=Xagtlsh Channel and Bay of Bum. WWl* salkatward Mita:id and North Si.. VIBFT TO EDINBURGH BY ♦ RUNGAN OFFICIAL. —Mr. J. Kapoith attache to the Ilth section of the Chao. cellet.e Particuli.)re of the Emperor of Russia. has been for several days with Mr. List, chief constable of the county of Edinburgh, for the purpose of collecting full information as to the organiation and working of a rural constabulary force. Lest year a similar visit was paid to this country by Mr. George de Peretz, sod, on his report being given to the Emperor, Mr. Kapnist bass been sent by his Majesty for the purpose at obtaining further information.— Scotsman. Tag Asit.ta - rxe WAR.—The following is an ex- 9 g tract from a letter dated Cape Coast, August 14 :—" The 1 troop ships Wanbojieg and Gladiator arrived here on the 26th of last month, and on the 29th embarked the follow- 8 Mg officer& mid men, vie.:-1 field officer, 2 captains, 7 sub alterns, 1 staff essiatent-storgeon, 250 men, including 15 ser geant* and 6 drummers, of the let West India Regiment ; 1:13 men, including 6 sergeants and 3 drummers, of the 2n d West India Regiment; and 1 sergeant of the sth West India Regiment. The Gladiator towed her about 300 miles to sea and committed her to the winds, and returned here on the 7th of this mouth. The nest morning she embarked 165 men, 3 officers, 1 staff assistant-surgeon of the 4th West India Regiment, with 21 men of the sth West India Regiment, and steamed off to logo' to relieve the de tachment of the 3rd West India Regiment stationed there. We are now garrisoned with about 430 men, who are in excellent health, there not being more than 30 on the sick list, and those are rapidly recovefaig. One officer goes home this mail on sick leave, and another, who refused to go in the Wsnbojieg, scoonspaniee him. We have not bad a drop of rain for more than a month. & tolerably good harvest is expected. The distilling apparatus is not doing much ; it is badly situated, and there is no one here to rectify the mistake made in the first instance." SHOCKING OCCURRENCE AT THE RECENT Extet- TIONS.—Tba Sheffield Independent relates the following horrible incident at the executioo of the malefactors who paid the penalty of their crimes at Leeds on Saturday last : —"A short time previous to the execution attention was directed to the wound in Myers's throat, and one of the warders placed a small plaster upon it, lJnfortunately this was not sufficient. A few days before the execution. Myers ' alluded to the state of his throat, and said that if the exe cutioner did not give him another yard' of fall be should not die, for he could breathe through the wound. He showed to the person he addressed that he could actually respire through the wound. The wound was in the middle of the thin and the rope would necessarily come above it, so that there was imminent danger of a horrible scene unless the plus was securely plastered over. The event showed that proper memo had not been taken to obviate this dan ger. The fall did not dislocate his neck, because of his weight, but it was sufficiently violent to tear open the wound, and a dreadful scene ensued. After one or two movements Myers ceased apparently to struggle, and t 1.,• attention of the executioner was directed to Sargimon, w bp struggled violently, and seemed to die very hard. But sitar • minute had elapsed it was seen that Myers was still alive, and that breathing was going on thrones the wound in the throat below the rope. The cl,r e adf u l occurrence caused an overpowering feeling of horror, but after a consultation with the surgeon, steps were taken which resulted in the eventual fulfilment of the sentence ; but this was not accomplished until more V.llll twenty minus r had expired after the drop fell ! Wbether Masi• bility remained in the body during the whole of that time it is impossible for us to say. Certain, however, it is that the culprit breathed for that time, and that the hoarse sound of the air rushing into the leou was distinctly audible. Moat fortunate it was that the screen in front of the drop com pletely concealed the bodies from the sight of the enormous crowd. We shudder to think of what the consequences might have been if the populace had seen what took place behind the screen." The col reepoodent of the Manehtater Examiner writes :—" As an extraordinary rumour has bees circulated by a She ffi eld newspaper to the effect that Myers did not expire uotil half an hour after the fatal bolt had been withdrawn, we instituted an inquiry yesterday with the object of ascertaining how far , this apparently extravagant rumour was founded on truth. On appealing to the highest authority on the subject—Mr. W. Nicholson Price, the urge= to the Leeds County Gaol—we were informed that there was a slight ' attempt at respiration on the part of Myers at ter the drop fell, but that it was perfectly evident that life was at once extinct, Similar phenomena have been observed in the lower order of animals and birds— that when the bead has been severed from the body there lien heeD a convulsive action on the part of the trunk, as if life was still extent ; whereas—es in the awe of a man being guillotined—the mama spasmodic action might he detected. Myers fell heavily, and died immediately ; and the opening of the wound in his throat also appears to have been much exaggerated. Mr. Price applied plaster to the wooed before the man went on the scaffold, and although there was a slight effusion of blood, that must I have been caused by the fall and the tension of the rope. As , to being able to stuff a pocket-handerchief into the gash, that was perfectly ridiculous." ENGLISH P. FOREIGN GRAP/G9.—At great COCO ' polities show at Antwerp the prizes for the best grapes were awarded to Mr. J. Meredith, of Garstang, Dear Liverpool. ; Son Tit Kintentorow MtniErtg—During the week ending Sept. 10, 1864,the visitors have been as follows:--Ou Mooday, Tuesday, and Saturday, free days, open from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m., 11,261 ; on Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday, students' days (admission to the public M.), open from 10 a.m. till 6 p.m.. 1,159 ; total, 12,420. From the opening of the Museum, 4,511,456. MITROPOLITAN Fain HOWITAL, Ihrvotrennta- NIVABA CWT.—TIN aggregate somber of patients relieved daring the week ending September 10 wan—Medial, 952 ; sentieal, 664 ; total, 1,616. of which 617 were new mesa - - - CITY or LONDON HOSPITAL POE DISEASES OP TES CHSIT, VICTOETA-PARIL—Thip number of patients relieeed at this institution during last week was 881 of which 191 were new seam. THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 13, 1864. SHARE LILTS.---(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLoow. Owing partly to the intervention of the ortnightly settlement, the railway market is rather dull to-day, and prices gene rally exhibit no variation, compared with those last current yesterday. As regards the prin cipal stocks, the only movements are a decline of per cent. in Caledonian, and in South Eastern. London and North Western stock is now quoted 1111 to 1, ex div. ; Great Western, 68 to 1 ; Mid land, 1291 to 1, ex div.; Lancashire and York shire, 1141 to 115 ; South Eastern, 811 to 82, ex div. ; Metropolitan, 1041 to 1051, ex div. ; Lon don and South Western, 93 to 94, ex div. • Great Eastern, 461 to ; Caledonian, 123/ to 1241 ; and Great Northern, in to 128, ex div. _ Foreign and colonial railway secu•itiee have been dealt in to only a very moderate extent, and prices are nominally quoted the same se yesterday. ODLONIAL 001 8iC17111771. No. I SWIM I Pd. I CL *low I aka IMAM bti1660.121.4p.c4.,11171 1 101 .. - -. .. • • .. DO. DX 1888 100 ... .... .. 00n. Geo. 0p.c..11177.84.,100 94 96 947 .... .. Do.6perekleb.&Atig.;loo 96 96 - .... .. Do.llperckllar.da 100 90 Mid .- 1114.8181- Dab per ctlen.di :100 81 84 8117 97 owl 681,808 .. Do. 6 perr at Ins. 100 82 84 .. 130,000 .. ClBrl 011eyellp.r111776 100 101 106 - .... .. do. - 18804,100, 107 100 - • ... .. Do. do. 1690-1 100 109 111 -. .... .. Do. do. *D I M ' 107 100 - 101 .. Ooroo • Nov.1821, 6 p.ct 'lOO . 102 106 - 160,0M1.. Do. 1878, d0...100i 109 111 - 100,008- Hatiritins 6 per ct., 1873 100 101 104 - 2110,1001.. Do. 18781101 1 108 106 - 21100,.. Do. 1881 1001 106 108 - 166,608. NatiL Gov.. per cent- 100 101 107 -• 168,000'.:INew Brom Gov. 6 p.et. 100 1 96 99 - .... ..11.11.WalesGv.6p,e.1806 1001 97 90 - .... .. Do.6p. a 1871 to 1876 100 1 96 98 - . .. Do. 6p. C. UPS to 1802 100 967 967 967 6 159:0* - i Now Zeolsad 6 per coot. 100 - - -, 160,0001-INova 81:m4106p. c... 1675 100 1 90 101 - 74000 ..,Qnsenslood Gov. 6p. et. 100. 99 102 1007 100 ...• ..!6Aint.Gov.6 p. a Donde 100; 106 106 -• .... ... Vie.Gov.lo.e.Jan.da sty 100 . - - - .... . I Do. do. 6p.c.A4lriltOc.,loo, 104 109 1087 7 ---- BRITISH DIN*. No. Int I MM. I Pd. ICL Woos I Bello 75.080' 2 Gnobrhui Con. Gold, LI 1 7 7 5,0001 .. Otiose.* 8 7 77 = 1900, .. Milord Antal BO 81 - 1.016,' .. Dec. G. Coo. jravistk ) 1 580 590 - 1.800 .. Drakewolls - 612; .. lost Bonet (fflogan) BO 07 70 - 6,1u 1 .. But Card= *Hid NI 1/ - MO .. Int Carp Brea - 6,0001 .. Lest Grenville 9.7.0 7 7 7 - 6,000; .. &W. Russell (TavDll ) *AU 1 - 485' .. Grarobler & St. Ulna elf 6 7 - 1,600, 4 .Great Lasey , 4lalted) alt 16 16 - 1000' .. !Great South - 69081 .. G. W. Tor (71 ) - 1.016... Herod's Foot - 6, 000 ' • . klingston Down s .411s0d Ef 47 - 8 96 .. Nwaret (Mg Wald) 07 6 8 - 9,000 .. Mute Valle - a 024, 4 31w7ndy Iron Ore - .. Nanglies - 400 . New Beton - 1700 .. Nara Downs .. North itoekear 6,000• .. N. W 6. Burnet (91.675) 1 . 1 1 0.6 3 3 - 5,663 .. North Wheel Crotty ~1 10 - 600' .. Prosper Dotted - 8111 . 71 Carol= (84.CIeer1 ll 600 620 - .. 8. W. Frances (Ileoen, 1118.9 127 477 - 1 0 09 01.. Stray Pork 3117.6 9O -. 0 _ 712 emit 9 10 19 187 1000 .. Wad Bard (Mogan) 1,080 .. W. Caradon (Liskeerd) 9 10 11 - 1000 .. West Chivertoo 400 ..West leton - 612 .. Wk. Beret (Mogen) 156 .. W 6, Bailer (itedruth) . 10 18 10 - 4gll .. 111118111 Ludoott nth W.l iaeal ryAon (Idenisn ) 8 16 216 4 16 - - 186 . &toe 587 19 1,000, ... Wb. Trelowney (Link ) 7 19 11 - 6.900 .. i Wheal Union - LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE (sr =cram raponant.) DONCASTER MEETING.—(THIS DAY.) GLASGOW STAKES. Five furlongs 152 yards. Lord Waldsgreve, Brown Bread, St. Leger, sad Plantagenet ore here. ENTRY FOR FITZWILLIAK STAKES. One mite. Adventurer, Sweet Jessie, Argonaut, Purity, Mongrel, Gem of the Sea, Plover. Mi nnie , Muter Richard, Par.s, Suburbs°, Stafford, Woolsey, Beaver, Twilight , Frider, Dubiety, Victorian, The Close, end Defy. REVIVAL PLATE. Five forloup 152 yards. Finesse, Welland, Suburban, Old Orange Oirl, Bunch, Lady Clifden, Baragah, Wild Agate, Brown Brant Faa, Bouquet, Attraction, Coryophyllo% and Ls Meclisute eve here. GREAT YORKSHIRE HANDICAP. One mile 6 for loop 132 yards. Asteroid, East Lancashire, Magnum Bottum, Blue Mantle, Noelie, Black Deer, Revolver, Clown, Cripple, Onnonette, Rose, Finesse, Raglan, Faufreluche, Queran- Foe, Olivia., Edward the Confessor, Figaro, Merry Wife, and Battaglia are here. Pam Foarirr.—Welcome, sad Lady Evelyn f. CHAMPAGNE STASES. Five farloop 152 yards. Puritan, Barbartesa, o by .Leamingten, Bedminster Zara• heti, Doge, Pluto., Bioadina, Yarn" Yana s, St. Plantagenet, Haarlem, Archimedes, Gardemsore, and glean& are here. DONCASTER PLATE. One mile. Twilight, The Plover, Walloon, Stockowner, Durham, King Georg*, Barter, Vabalathne, Antoinette , Beadle, Tyke, Gaily, Confederate, Diomad, Farnham, Jane Shore, and Alice Faucoaberg are here. FILLY STAKES. Fire farlonp 152 yard% Si,. to Aahain, Doeford, Fair Melrose, Wild Agnes, Spice, Bunch. and Sympathy are here. Pew Foargrr.—Rateateher's Daughter. LATEST BETTING. GREAT YORKSHIRE HANDICAP. 7 to 1 apt But Lancashire (t) Bto 1 Olivia (t) 11 to 1 Fanfreinche (I) 11 to 1 Nadia (t) ST. LEGER. 9 to 1 apt lkregah (t freely) No Bang change. M.-(T1118 DAY.) IS, 8 Ls N.W. W.N.W. W.S.W. w.s.w. as.w. &w. w. *.N.W. W.N.W. W.N.W. w. N.W. W.N.W. W. N.W. ORDINARY BRAZES AND !MODEL i di i ii to _d a MOO' I Clambrlan Coo. Gold, LI 1 BL I Pd. I Reamers. I Cksinig y .. 7 .,L rle . 4B I t. 7 pi& 40001 .. adrereoll 111 77 ..... 1,9001 .. Clifford Antal s o 112 - IN en Ilihm.,WoL& Stour Vat - - LOU' .. Dew. G. Coo. (Tatietk ) 1 WO BM - K. WO 'Alphas:6 Tyne 6.69 01 .. Drakawalis 10 lon I Hositoctlffsatrclotll&C. - - - 612 . Haat Hanel (Mogan) - 16 17 70 - U. 100 Ilkatol and slits,.... 13 OS id -ad 6,144 1 :. Bed Caudal WHIM 111 9/1 - IL 100 lOgadonisa IU7 1187 &OW .. Iset Corn Brea - 10 ell Cork end Bandon - - 6,0001 .. last Grenville 1.7.1 7 7 90 sit Commit 8 1 a 6,000, .. &W. Russell ( revOlk.) MU 6 - 10 all lbs. • .1 Ano dlr. until 6 ... 486' .. Grambler &Kt Atilrys MI 6 7 - 10 enIDo. II Ip. a lipoid to B. -.— MOO. 4 Brett Lerey i llted) WC 16 10 - 50 all Dublin and Bellaet.lone 91 93 sw 6,000' .. !Great South .. 17L 2 SI - II all I Denclee,Perth,&6lxL Jo 16 17 ••• 6,9031 .. G. W. Tor (71 ).. 60 18 29 - 114. 160 I Idinburghand Glasgow 80 91 - 6.0 0 0 1 • • Orenville - at. HU .01aegow and &Western 10d 110 - 1.026 .. Herod's Foot - 9 96 • . Jet (tiny Want) Pe 63 -• In. 1100 I Do. I. A. Stk., N 0.2 7 77 - 9,090, .. Mute Volley - lin 100 Greet North of Scotland - - - IL 100 :OreatNortharn 126 128 id 127 1 ad 44 . 000 1 i M w7n di lr" On •• • • 8 6 It 0441 a - e1 a,04, .. Nomilles - 109 'Do.A J A rec. no We. un- lilt 139 ad 1371 id 400 . New Sake - 10. 100 Do.Bltll6p.c.lapeldß 127 130 id - ad tido .. Nam Downs 3 1} If -. It VII At Booth & Wait (lre.) 90 91 - 700 .. North itoekear - el 1 Anal Wadden OB 03* 6 3 7 1 1 et. 105 Do Wow Vs/One - - -. 8,000• .. N. Wk. Boost (Mops) 1 . 1 1 6.4 3 3 - 5,600 .. North Wheel Crotty .. 18.0 - U.at. 100 Do. Booth Wales -- - Aooo' .. Prosper United - JO Do. WD Md.-Oxford 40 47 - 1. 190 1 24 Providence (U. Wenn 10 LT 27 39 - 1106 Do. Do. Newpoet 38 60 -. 8111 . 8. Carole° (84.Cleerl l} 600 610 - w St 1100 Do. Do. fist 100 103 -. , 69 1 6 0 1 .. IL W. Prances (Nlepa, 1118.9 427 477 - !100 lancsahlre dtroeitelthe 1147 1167 1147 .. atm Park 30.17.0 1.8 90 -. 814 1 100 I Loadon and Blackeron 64 06 U ROO - lin eroft al IVO 11.on.,Brightn, & &Comet 101 1011 1017 2} 11,0001 .. West Basset (Mogul K. NA London.Chat&m, & Dot. 30 41 - 1,0141 .. W. Caradoo (Liaised) 9 10 11 - al 100 London& North Weatn. 1117 112 ad 1117 k id % d ie .. w ed gy . 10 677 6t7 -• 116. 160 London&SouthWeetern 00 96 id 8)7 id 400 .. - al 160 Ams.,Ebetot Llncolmah 00 66 64 612 .. Wt. Detest (Illogan) 67 91 95 99 10 all Naryport and Carlisle, - - -. 104 .. Wt. Boner (Redruth) - al Do. Do. }'h & - - - UN .. 111118111 'A mu ott - lit. 1106 lletrepoliten lO 5l 106 7 16111 176 4 6 64 . 90 LOU .. W. A (theaten.) 8 14 111 - 84.al 'lOO Do. New - 186 .. IWhael - 'lOO Mictland l29} 139 4 ad 1 26 1 7id 1,000, . Wh. Trelewney (LAsk.)l 7 19 01 - 61451 Mil Do. New - - - 6.900 .. Wheel Bolen I 4 1} 17 - 84. 'IOC Do Blrm. & Derby. 99 101 id - ad IS all, /Pd. OL Wn. ara).... - -•-• U ell Do. 7 &area .. ... - -.-. YORNIGS YBrill. 96 all Yid Kent - -. No. I eh. I leer. . IPd 10. }now Silos. NI 211' Yid Kau{ ((Cray Llne) - - - SI 100 North Bitash - 16,000 1 Alamalloe (Liesile4l 17 A l i ps - 96 100 I Do. Zdlia,Perth,Dund l6 96 - 100,000 1 Anglo-BnieooLdglie Is. Idle pm - el 1109 'N. lestern-Berwlek as 1167 Do. 0. N. Y. Pura- - - - 75,000, 1 Hon Accord Cop.(llm, an 10,000 6 Arasn.L.tai co.(um. an 1 1 .... 81 1100 Do. Leeds .- IL JOS Do. York - el MD DR Carlisle - - - 15,000 2 ver(Lhaltad 1 _7 7 dki - !I od Do. fltocie.&Darting lbe 94 - 11,000' 40 ; Copper aa nl9 31 - I U s 9 Do. do. 1866-613.... 910 vat - 10.000 9:0 CoplVtmlted) II 5 1 .... 100,000 1 Doe Del Rey 7 edis Ipa - II 111 Do. do. 180861.... 77 f: Pm - 76,000 1 rain Moon Cop(Lhet) U. 100 .North London - 10 6 I De. New - 16,000 S Nast Del &er puffed) 17 .. _ at. Kao • North StaffoXfaialia 74 76 - 25,000 2 'Poeta= (United).- all 10 ' all N. &B. Western Juno lO7 Li ad - 19,0001 ID Stemma an 21 ft - 84. 100 'Scottish Central at !no iseotual N.E. Aber 16IL - - - 13.000' I Unarm a eft 4 itt. 'lOOl Scottish Midland - - - 10,008 II .Lusitmaisa (L .sited).. 1 1 0 101,6, 1 : Y sriquits I sll - 10 i sliShrewsbury & Welobp. -..-. ... 100.000 2 :IL Aurora Bres.o.ll.fle ell is ... ~. ,Booth Union 57 60 - i d 60,000' 4 PeoulcWo Copper (LI i 4 ,p. _ U. ilOO Booth Devon ll6 17 ad 364 817 821 14 82 17 ad 10,000 20 PoutebeudallverLind en 6 8 - 84. ,100 'South Euteru 100,000 6 Port Phillip 1 117 - K. 100 B. Yorkala & liver Dan 101 Pi - 91 ell Btaimes,Woklmahm,&e. 11 9 ad - id .. I 1 .ikinto Barb. Gold ELM 7 IWs - al WO 1W Vito 11,000. In lit. John del Rey 11 15 tits -. 10 1 1 Do C II 4 Ps •-• St. 100 ' Vale of Noah 60,000: 1 VidlansmoiGold Um. 1 1 L 11 : 4A 1 St. 100 , Victoria Stn. & Pimlico - -•- 80,0091 1 Worths (Limited) .. _ El 'lOO Waterford & 111kenny. - -.- 46.006 9 Ymlnnainsteno (Um.) ell 2 'il ti St. 100 Wait Cornwall SI U - U. 'lO9 ,W. 1140101. Herb. &Al -- ~.., remansw MILICATIIINF aim Qm•n-, 19 19f 20 Et 4 41 4 ipso 83 81 14 4f 6 25 SO 60 66 1 Ofdla 73 76 ice• ipso 4 pai ld pm 1"1 It 321,g2' ta , I}dU3;l.l par 20 22 8 9pm o+dla 9 pm 12 84 102 112 108 lit par 1 pm 31 Sid* 1 lip's% , 102 . 106 .1 -- ii - ii ra t par 1 Psi praii idir Sk 4 pia 4 3es 'I liPal 13 . 47 - 1 - 6 1 i . 343 161 Y 3 333 11 33 We, $3.33 I 6 sail U . 66_ 1 OLdisi 1+ 11peT idle UZI 1 2 I iipat I pes SI I 7Ms ldis par I I% le . Se -- i I Imil See t 1 Or 1r 1 dir par Ti bleu $ I.die Par I B } 7o 1T Id{ fps 16 11 pot Y bps 10 It 00 11 1,„ psi: 1 Lilo 19 81 Is 10 pe .114 14 18 16 zd 8 9 id 11a 111 1 di par 94 98 116 111 1 442 11 idl Imo, pa r 4 1 41P — Par 1 0,418 Pa I Ipa 14 17 10 13 ••• dla par 111 2 lerrr IORZION ostuunoi RAILWAYS. a all GI Lasesaboveg6p.cent. SO t all I 'Do. 100 'all Rama and Matanw 100 lan .Loasanne and Frlbour 100 I all ;Matanzas and Sabar:,p., 100 I Do. Second Aar e SO 'all North of Praise., 3 p,e, l SO .101 Do. (lateChritaip .e t 100 all ,Ottoolaa (4•Agyrm dal 40 all , Parla,Lr.,es.&hip - apeL *on no. New ....Sp. et. 140 101 l norliadll. F. (Pire.) 4 ion no.sal Swedish ap. of 140 lan ll'epwa La Grande PAC IS all A.aa&Looa-Ven.3p.o. 100_ ,on 'o , Jatlitaatof Port.7p.e. oo `Southeroot Frowsty-a 91 all South Italian, 3 per of W.dN.W.el D. No. I 11b. PIigFERENCE SHLREB. Great Noriberlir r;i;sio. --- at 10 per ash prem., 100 e, ad. Ditto, L per cent., redeem. at 5 per amt. prem., 1021, ad. Ridlaad, Leameke sad Ritchie 4 per oat., 91, ad. MONEY MARKET.-(TEIS DAY.) Two o'Cuxu. Apart from the preparations for the fort- I nightly settlement in shares and foreign stocks, which have commenced to-day, business in the . Stock Exchange is quiet. Nevertheless, the gene ral tendency is firm. The late rim in the funds is ' fully maintained. Foreign bonds and home railway stocks exhibit very little alteration. The favourable tendency of the discount market, noticed yesterday, has increased to day, and good three months' bills are taken in some quarters at 8/ per cent., being below the Bank minimum. In the Stock Exchange there is very little demand for short loans, and the rate is nominally 31 to 41 per cent. At Paris to-day, according to Mr. Renter's tele gram, the Three per Cent. Rentes opened at 66fr. 75c., showing no change. Console are now quoted 881 to 1 for money, and 881 to g for the account (Oct. 11). The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Con sole, for money, 881, 88, ; ditto, for account, 881,1; Three per Cents. Reduced, 861, ; New Three per Cents., 861, 1, ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 104, 1031, 104 ; Exchequer Bills, March, se. dia.; ditto June, 205., 25e..dis. Turkish Consolidds are 1 per cent, better to-day, at 501 to 1, while Anglo-Turkish Bonds are rather flatter, those of 1858 at 684 to 1, and those of 1862 at 691 to 70. Greek Bonds have risen per cent., being now quoted 244 to t. Other foreign stocks are steady. Spanish Passive Bonds are quoted 311 to b ; the Certificates, 131 to 14 ; Mexi can, 271 to ; and Confederate, 811 to 821. Transactions are recorded as follows :.—Bra silian, 1863, 851 ; Chilian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 821 ; Egyptian, 981, 99, 971, ex div. ; Greek, 241, ; ditto for account, 241, 4 ; ditto Coupons, 104 ; Mexican, 271 ; ditto 1864, 25/, ; Peruvian, 1862, 78 ; Portu guese, 1856, &c., 47, 461 ; 1864, scrip, 31 prem. ; Spanish, 491 ; ditto Passive, 311, ; Turkish, 1862, 691 ; ditto 1001. Bonds, 70, ; ditto Guaranteed, 981; Venezuela, 1862, 56 ; ditto 1864, 46, 45, ex div. International Financial shares are now quoted 31 to 1 prem. ; General Credit, 21 to 1 prem. ; London Financial, 71 to 8 prem. ; Imperial Mer cantile, 21 to 3 prem. ; Hudson's Bay, 15/ to 164 ; Anglo-Egyptian Bank, 14 to prem. ; Imperial Mexican Railway, dis to par ; Ottoman SociiitiS GiSndrale, 11 to 1 prem. ; and Credit Fonder and litobilier of England, 3 to i prem. The rise in the value of money on the Continent continues, thouult the rates in nearly all the prin cipal markets, are considerably below those ruling here. At Amsterdam yesterday the Bank of Hol land o ;:alsed its rate of discount from 5 to 51 per oe'.it. About 25,0001. in gold wail bought by the Bank yesterday. The Garrawalt has arrived from Melbourne with 113,0001. in gold, and the Asia, from Boston, with 4,5001. The French mail steamer Floride, which has arrived at St. Naxaire, from Vera Crwt, has brought 78,0001, in specie. The committee of the Stock Exchange have ap- pointed Friday next a special settling - day in the shares of the Maritime Credit Company (Limited) for transactions entered into on and after the 16th June. The shares are to be marked in the twice a-week lista. The Brighton Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 2,3611. over last year. A general meeting of the Oriental Bank Corpora tion is called for the 13th October, to declare an interim dividend fur the half•year. . . An extraordinary meeting of the Antwerp and Rotterdam Railway Company will take place ou the 6th October at Brussels, " for the purpose of communicating the resultef the fusion with the Eat Beige Re;lway Company, and in order to elect the members of the mixed committee in conformity with the terms of the treaty of fut. 'on." An extraordinary general meeting of the Alliance National Land, Building and Investment Company (Limited) was held on Monday under the presidency of Mr. Thomas Hattersley, when it was resolved that the resolutions of a previous meeting, altering the name of the Estates Bank (Limited), be con firmed, and that the qualification for each director be increased to 100 shares. Mr. Harper Twelve trees having through ill-health resigned the chair manship, Mr. Thomas Hattersley has beenappointed ' chairman, and Mr. Job Caudwell, deputy-chairman. ' The vacancy caused by the retirement of Mr. Twelvetrees has been filled up by the appointment of Mr. George Henry Money, Director of the Bank of Wales, to a seat at the board. The holders of bankers' deposit receipts for F shares in the Bombay, Bairoda, and Central ludia Railroad Company, are required to send them in for registration by the 3rd October. The Ottoman Financial Association (Limited) having obtained an Imperial Firman, the annexed circular, notifying the establishment of a branch of the company in Constantinople has been issued in that city by Mr. J. Lewis Farley : . _ . M Constantinople, Sept. 1, 1864. Sir,-1 have the honour to inform you that, acting under special powers from my collesgues in London, I have this day astabgabed • branch of the Ottoman Financial kiwis tioa is Constantinople. This branch, as well as that of Smyrna, is placed under the high protection of the Sublime Porte in virtue of a special Erman of hi Imperial Majesty the Salton. The administration of the Constantinople branch is as follows :—Prerklent-- Apik Effendi Tiughir, member of the Council of the Minister of Fineries. Con sultative Committee :—MM Hadgi Mustepha Effendi ; A. A. Veglianm J. G. Belli, Stefano Lorando, member of the blowups! Council, Cowed Peter, sod A. lesaverdene. Di rector General Stefano Mavrogordato. Manager—H. Tinian. All dommenta in any way binding the association will bear the signatures of the preadent or director-general, and the manager. Referring yen to the circular herewith. indicating the operotioos which will be undertaken by the Constantinople breach, I beg to offer you the cordial co-ope ' ration of the company and trusting that our relations may prove mutually bese6ciaL-1 have the honour to be, sir, your meet faithful sod obedient servant. J. Lzwis Palms; Director. The Alliance Bank have given notice that they are prepared to pay the interest coupons of the Mel bourne Railway Company, due on the 16th inst. It is notified that the lists for applications for shares to be allotted to the public in the Credit Foncier and Mobilier of England will be closed on Saturday next, the 17th inst., at three c'clock, for London applicants, and on Monday, the 19th inst., at twelve o clock, for those from the country. The particulars are published of a number of Bonds, representing 266,0001. of the Peruvian Loan of 1862, which were cancelled on Friday under the half-yearly operation of the sinking fund ; also the numbers of the Peruvian Four and-a-Half per Cent. Uribarren Bonds which were cancelled on the same occasion. MONDAT Eramta. Consols, which closed on Saturday at 88/ to for the 11th October, opened this morning at 884 to 0, and closed at 881 to 0. For money the first price was 874 to 1, and the last 88 to 4. The official buainesa report is as follows : Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 871, 1, 88,k ; ditto for account, 884,1 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 864, 0, 1 ' • New Three per Cents., 861, 4, I I, 4, R ; Bank s t ock, 242 ; India Stock, 212 • ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 104 ; Five per Cent. ° a' enfaoed "rupee paper, 101 f. The India, Five per Cent. Stock was steady. Exchequer Bills remain at 258. to 16e. die. The Confederate Loan has fallen 3 per cent., the day's intelligence from America showing that the Confederate arms have sustained serious reverses. With this exception, the foreign stock market was firmer, the advance beingcontined, however, to the more speculative descriptions. Spanish Passive Bonds and Certificates were in especial demand, and rose respectively 11 and 4 per cent., purchases being stimulated by a renewed report that the Madrid Cabinet is falling to pieces, and that Senor Sala verria, the obnoxious Minister of Finance, is about to resign. Mexican Bonds improved per cent, and Turkish Consolides and Greek 4. The fourth call of 21. 10s. is to be paid on the 5 per cent. preference shares of the Great Eastern Railway Company by the 23rd September. Bank shares were generally steady. There was a demand for Bank of British Colombia, British and Californian, Eastern Exchange, Imperial, North Western, and National Bank of Liverpool, all of which were quoted better. On the other hand, London and Brazilian Bank, London Chartered Bank of Australia, Metropolitan and Provincial, and South Australian Bank, were rather lower. Hudson's Bay shares have recovered to 15t to 164. Egyptian Trading were rather firmer at I to lf prem. National Discount, Joint Stock Discount, and Southland Investment, Van Dismen's Land, and Universal Marine Insurance shares, were all inquired for. As egards Bombay Gas, City Offices, English and Australian Copper, Fore-street Warehouse, Home and Colonial Assurance, National Steam, Oriental Inland Steam, London and St. Katharine Dock, and West India and Pacific Stew shares, flatness prevailed. The shares of the financial companies were in better demand, and au improvement of 2s. 6d. to ss. per share took place in most cases. The closing qu otations are annexed, viz. :—lnterna tional, •• to prem. ; General Credit, 2 to prem. ; ndon Financial, 74 to 8 prem. ; Impe rial Mercantile Credit (amalgamated), 2,1 to 3 prem. ; Credit Mobilier, Bto 9 prem. ; and Credit Fonder, 8 to 9 prem. The closing quotations for shares in new un dertakings are subjoined, viz. :—Credit Fonda and Mobilier of England (amalgamated), 3to 34 prem. ; Anglo•Euptian Bank, 14 to 14 prem. ; Imperial Mexican Railway, din to prem. ; Otto man SocirStrS Crkgrale, 14 to 14 prem. ; Ebbw Vale Company, die. to par. MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLocz. The mining market is quiet to-day, and prices generally are unchanged. The fortnightly settle ment has commenced. East Grenville and Cara Camborue share, are in exceptional request, at 74 to I and 325. 6d. to 365. respectively. East Lovell are quoted 82 to 91, being lower; Wheal Seton, 2074 to 2124 ; Clifford Amalgamated, 31 to 32 ; and Herodsfoot, 374 to 384. In the Stock Exchange Tincroft shares have been dealt is at 1841. Foreign and colonial mining shares exhibit no alteration. Linares are dull. _ The Rhenish Consolidated Mining Company have received the following report from their agent, tinder date Sept. 9 : Bliebeeb.—The engine is set to work at Wright's shaft and the water is nearly drawn out ; I hope to-morrow to recom mence it. sinking. The lode in the end driving west on the north lode is at present small and not so good as it has been, yet I hope it will shortly improve. We have com menced Monies the back, when the lode is worth Th. TO per ;salter (IW. 10s.) ; price for stoning and bring's' to the surface. Th. 16 per lachter 84.) We are now waking good progress in sinking Astley's shaft. The end driving , west of Christiana lode will produce 20 centrism of lead an per lachter. The wheelwright is well on with the DOW wheel, but the bad weather during the last week bag hindered the mamma from getting on with boding. I hope, however, it w ill be finished by the time the wheel is ready. The rods, carrier-wheel, Ise., are also being made. Fahren berg.—The new east and west lode Mill oontionee very regular, being now extended on it. course about ten lachterv, other places not above ten centrum. We have six men driving, and have commenced sloping the back with two men, but intend to inerems. The lode at Louisa is presenting a better sli pstream than I have before seen, at the bottom cf the new shaft. I intend to go to James Watt to-sight, and will re port upon that mine from there to-morrow. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. WEATHER REPO] TOZIDAT, SI B. T. W. &borders —.126.74 64 & Leith 12978 8. Avdroes&n ,19.72 S.S. W. Greeneastle :29.71 6 W.&W. Galway 29.23 67 W. Valenti& 19.94 N.W. Cape Clear 2993 W. N. W. Queenatoso 19.79 68 N.W. Liverpool 29.86 6ti S.E. Robbed 29.77 66 B.S.E. Pembroke 20.39 68. W.N. W. Pellietlan 29.1.) 69 N.W. L'Orlent 30.12 61! W. Rochefort Plymouth Weymouth 2998 571 &W. Poi lamoulb 30.01 50 6.2. W. Co3odon Dover 30.05 60 S.W. Yarmouth Scarborough 24 i. 9•2 50 8. Sblekla Heligoland — I R. 8. co I 1 br 3 Do • ; 1 ni 0.12 1 C 0.07 re 0. , 11 • oc 0.11 4 Co 0.01 to 0.18 bo tint oe 0.33 Co . 0.04 i 13; br 0.45 4 a Lis 4 oj 2 bo - c 1 cc I 2 —N.' I is; I W.S.W. Ann I BRITISH POMMWNS. ~r..u,w.Te. ;Atlantic& St. Lawrence i Bto Lske Hanel Do. Preference ' Bud.. Brant,* Goderich 60. a lida Aug.l.lSTll; : Do. do. Jay 1. 1878 Do. do. Jane 1, 1d74, Cal. dt&Basteen6p.a.g.r Cape T. & Dockgp. o. Dentarars.7 p.c.per.pref Bast. Bengal gm. 6 East Indian gm. 6 do Do. O krfanaion Dan do .Grand Trunk of Canada Do. Equip. 16. &,6p Do. la pref. Bonds Do. do. deferred Do. end pref. Bonds Do. do. deferred Do lird pref. Stock Do. do. deferred Do. gib prof. Stock , Do. do. deferredi Great Indian Peninsula,' Do. goa. 6 per cent. Do. New do I GL 8.1 India ff,6 p. et l 1 - Do li par °oil. - - I Do .ot. Waders ot Gambol Do. New Do.dp.e.Bdo. pay. JOTS D 0.14 do. do. 16774 %dim &sack Uadiod, Do. Now 'Nadir gaol. 6 p. eeoLI Do. 410. 61 do. Do. do. 4 do. Do. Tttefatsar pal 11616. Corp. 6 per e,. nal and Hoteoria N.BruneteameA A t N.P.oiCao.*OlLap 6 per Au o dd. tp.p. &Du j Do. DaPg Do. c°,o. do. Do. P. Wade d 0.... Dos India Knit. do. 76 90 76 60 76 80 96 100 93 96 JOINT STOCK NAIR& MANI pekes. N el 100 101 1 4116 r 9i 101 103 100 10011 } 1i 20 191 O 19 91 94 n 73 61 63 03 08 10 67 • 68 46 60 29 31 97 29 101 102 1 1 . I ` ; `° , 9r, 101 1 9 01 1 ioldi. 89 91 82 84 WI Dar ao is 81 100 100 0 dla par 90 100 90 97 KISS/MAN lOUS. 00117111111 L MeMosa . L ingto. astraHan australianti n ftti;.l Berlin Waterworks Bombay Or (U British Amnions land B. & I. Hag. T.L (LI Brittsh Indian Tea (L) Canada Company eanadisoLosn&lnv(fe) Ceylon Company at, of Lon.Bealirop.a. City Offisee (Um.) ... !Cu.m otntricenlier.(L4 , CommercialCnion(lne. Consolidated 01a... (L ) ICont'uental U. Oastl ICrP Y Oon on( 'Credit Fonder Do. of Mauritius (11 Credit Mobilier CrlFakes Fretersnos Do. Sp st Peep. De DlscoluiteorpmWon(L L Indian Financial (L) L. India Irrigation. he. =litnConan Trd.(L. Telppapb Nam and Aim eclipse ittandiSoottishMarin. (1 Financial Corporation 'Financial DlllOO4llll, (L) Forest. Ms...nous (L. 'Oallirara ;Limited) %Credit& Fin.of Lon. (L Gan Main Navigation 9sam&,:ioloalal Aa(L) illmfronsleam MMn lialibre.CdLAss. I 'lnternat. li Car a cc. (L. Intomatiand era& Italian Init. (Can Om.) Do. sp. c. .Is. r. JointMooklnsoonist(L) Land Securities (Lim.) Loud. African Trading Load. andealsd on. ii. ((((L ) Load. Man. Aaso. L) Do. New acad.°. Onuilbase.(L) Lund., Italian. &anima. Loud. Mer. Diaconnt(L) Loud. Pro vincial Marine Manna belga. t Canal Do. Marine Insestmont(L) 'Mauritius land,na ;Li Mania Liten. Tel. (L) Iron Warta Natal Lad &Ca C. National Ma Com. National Financial 'National Masa Nav INarbodela Cool dt L _ Do. New _ _ 4 IN Zeiland T.&Losa(l. I N.Dait A astroJaika(L) brit.i Moms. la (L Novs..9cotaaG.andL. .L)1 Do. 10mo Marine meat► .ot(entalComneerMaJlL Oriental Financial (LA, Oriental Gas (Limited( Do. New 'Orientletetideteam(L) !Otago& StitiamlinetaL Ottetosu Yinaaetai (L.) !Ottoman Gas (Limited Paasamit.M. &am ) I Do. AAllt.Ladtltla. (lan Do. New: • 10 60 boa ;gashes L. IL, 11.(L Ithyamy 111 Do. New 21 aa. Clti largess. (L) 26 Ditto ditto . 100 Itapal 84. Ike& Austnalavegt. 60 &Aga, Knight. &Co. L N 150e.210/0.4 . E 60 8. &Mesa 2LTt .( s(i 1 26 South Aostrallaa Lad St. Submarine Telegraph la Tel Construe & Msla.(L SO irhameattllersey 10 iTesst&AistacycleAss L. 110 IT. &L. Co. of U. 6 Vaned Telsg. Co. (1 10 117111rees Marine las.(L. IS Upper AsausTe&Lega 10 Ditto VIA Dissou's Lad -60 Warrant Flaspee(Lla. 60 Wastladle&Pacl2ol L. I IN I as loss I , SO , li6 IN idis 60 ax in to. 1 BMI/11. . . 1 . ,0;701101/ Agr — s - Elfaiioisiii6Cl:l 740: 0 0k 60 I Do. Now (in. 7.3 p.) WOO 50 Albion 10, 100 AltloscolaßALlysigool, 10,010 100 lecooo, 10 1* 0010 Avolrlon 10,000 10 Auglo Italian (Lliono1)1 11,600, 60 Austroloda 7,600 60 I Do. Now woe 10 BankotßrltiohColuzobla 10,000 22 ;Beak of 0000 100 Beak ol Loodoa 26,600 20 Beak of Oleo, Mailed) 10,000 100 Beak ot Queeralsad (L) 10,000 60 Beakoffietorlikkumbht 600100 Beak of Wale= 00 10 Beak of hew 60.000 20 Breilllea&Pertagease(L 23,000 60 Braise & Californian (L 20,000 60 MU& N. America 22,200 20 C. Bk. Indle,Aus., Mae 7,800 70' Do. New 20:000 SS Chart Mer. of Isetla,/re. 10.000 ta Do. New 10,000100 City 20,000 100 'Colenlal 10,000 26 'Cow. Rank et Led* he 200,000 10 Cosschdatad leak (L) 6,000 100 Continental (L.) 20,000 60 Bast London (1.10115051 60.006 00 Eastern Zichsest(Lm) 26.000 20 Eng.fleoldAtud.Chartd. 00.000. 60 Illeitlish sad Swedish (L 40.000 50 ,Europssa Sank(lAmlted 10.000 60, De Now 10,000100 IlndulD.Chtua&Jap.(l,, 10,000 100 New 12,000 100 Imperial Bank, Limited 3 000 100 Do NI ew _ 10,000 60 Imp.flk.ofChlosate.,(Ll 136,000 20 1,2003b1 Ottoman 77,000 60 Internal:l=6l flank (1 ) I 6,000 16 lonia 6,000 26 Do. 1060,_ _ 100,000 83 Ltnd Mort..llk. India (L,l 20,000 60 Lon.Bk.otMelko,ete.(L 10,000 100 Los, Bank of SoMland(L 10,060 WO Wisdom and Brastlian 0,0001('0 Lat.& Ayres& /I Plat•%L. 20,000 25 De. New, las. at 11 pa 1000 100 Lon., Mr., &S. Mad M.; 60,000 20 Los. Ch. Bank el AMA. 10,000 100 London and Coloatil (L. 10,000 60 London and County 6,000 100 Los. liatabg.Con-IM.(L) 00,000 60 London Joint Stock 10,000 100 Lon. and Northern (L , 10,000 10 London& South Ahicsit 6000 100 Lon. & h Western (Lim. 60,060 100 'Lee. & Westminster 10,000 100 Merchant BanktUea.)_— 20,000 60 tisreentiler• Egobaall. 20,000 _6O __Do. Now 10,000 100 Metro.* Prov. bank (1. 6,003 100 Midland Bank (Um.) 10,000 100 National o f I g iznpool 10,000 100 N. Po. or . 20,000 60 National Bank, New 221000 60 Now (loath Wales 50,000 10 Now Zealand (lAndkid) 60,000 20 North Western 50,400 25 Oriental Bank Corpora 10,000 50 Provin.BanklngCcop.(l 10,000111 Provlne. Ireland 21,000 10 scioss,tasj..simuiiii. 10,000 15 Booth Australia 10,000 26 Borth Eastern 'Urn.) 10,000 100 Stand. al 11. S. Africa 6,450 300 Do. do. 114,000 15 lidos af Analralla,Naw 10,000 IM .II•ke d Irelmad “An )I 2110001 MI Vales cd Lemke 14 iiPm Pi par 1 pm ipm 5 7 pis 12 14 pm 2 Bpm par 1 pm 236 244 71 73 JO Om 43 43 in Oil Com 39 24 3 pal II 913 7 9 pai, 4pazdol 24 Sepandoi 2 4pml I 9391 %49P91011i 34 4346 id 19 19 91 i 4 6pm le ils 69l 1 per SO . 92 . , ii iessil st is 1 4 - 4 pa 4 40. 4 •pm St... ii - il 60 if s:itipie IN Odel 60,000 1 60.000: 10.00.41 11,600 12.000 40,000 1 Ain! KOMI 10.000: nom iiii: IMMO 157,176L1 ----- _ s 3 owl is so so 1 LIVERPOOL COTTONeCORN MARKETS. (THIS DAY.) (rt 3411011170 AND DITZILIMTIONAL mi11..?'.) (nog 001 . p,lll COIIIMPODIDINT. ) Corrox.—:Market dull, Wm about 3,000 bales. COHN. —Market moderately attended. Wheat cud flour. although offered on lower terms, are in poor request. Indian corn W. lower ; beans steady, oats and oatmeal quiet. MINCING-LiNE.—(THIS DAT.) SUGAR.—The market has . 12 opened heavily, sad with soarcady say business reported either is raw or refund, re duced offers being made for both. Corry .—The public sales of pleatatioa Ceylon am pro greasiog at about last week's prior ; privately business haw been transacted both in plantation and Coda Him at last week's public salts at the carrescy then ruling. TZA.—The market motion** very quiet. Rica mad Ma. —No sales reported. Facer.—Limited sales are reported at previous prices. Currants, new, 395. ; mains, Valencia, 37e. ; Sultana, 455. to 465. Corm' is dull of sale, at previona prime. SALTPETRE cootinues inactive. Isolco.—For the oext quarterly sales of Fiat India the declarations now amount to 350 chests. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAT.) The market ie steady at the followiss priors :—Tosna tallow. 41a. 6d., net cub ; Petersburg Y.C. on the 425. 3d. ; October to December, 43.. 9d. ; December. 445.; January to March, 445. 3d.; Mareb, 44e. 9d. SMITHFIELD HAY KARKET.—(THIS DAY 2 Ilsous. Harvey sod Easton report trade at last da s priors. Prime meadow WI. 90a. to 115 s. ; clover, 100 s. to 1355. ; straw. 275. to 33. PROVINOIALL SHARE MARKETS. Irroarooy BErr. 12. —Sales thin y :—Caleelooden, 1131—• Great Easters, 469 .--ilreat Westarn. 416—Lencashire and York shire, 114 I—Loon and North Western. 1119 ad—Manchester„ Shefbeld, and Lincolnshire, 649 ,i—Mistentiolltan, 1049 id and North Staffordshire, 74—South - Eastern, 139 ad and a—Birken head, 869—Great Western of Canada, 113.1{—Dutch fth.nish, 24 p —Great Luxembourg shares, 91—Spanish Passives, —Confederate Loan, 83 80 all—Bmtern Ea clamp Bank (Limited), 3-16 9p.—Mereentge and Exchange Bank (Walled), 39 bl 6 1d b and n p-ditto, new shares, 39 i id b and np,—Natainal Bank or Leery of 'Limited). 6 p.—North Weider., Bank (Limped). 44 9 p.—Altaon Marine iLlaritecC, k 3-16 d.—British and Foreign M arine (Limited.. 24 30.—i4neen In surance, 1 3-16 p —Union Marine (Limited'. 29 p. —National Stearn NairigaUoix Company. 71 I it KANcuersz, —A pretty fair business wan done aff steady pekes. Consolidated Bank (Limited`, 64 p.-- Great Eastern, Mk—Great Northern, A, 138—Great Western of Ca ai—Graeks. sa— Great Western, 684 (,enrol Credit., v.—lllinois Central. 424 d.—Ditto, paid up, 33—London and North Western, 1119—Mancheater, She Meld, and Lincolnshire. 644 8 4—Metropolitan, 166—Ditto New. I p.—Midland, 1214 — South lantern, an—Spanish Passives, 31—Thames and Stoney Marine /1114111111 Ce, 44 p.—Confederate Loan, 481( 3 4 3 n 2 1 801 it 9—London and Colonial Marine, 9 d.—laaatshire lna maee.4 p 39 —National Sievun ii 7l4. BfingUIGBAX, 81/1.. 12.—AoUth Staffordshire wig &lei tot. la. W. to 104. Is. 6d.: Birmingham Canal, 866 to 879 : what= Bank, 244 to 18 ; farmingimm Flnancialkll to 14 prem.,- Alliance Fire, par to prem.: Patent Axle, 8 to 39 prom . _sal Montle Metal. I toll din. Staffordshire and Wormetenhiris Canal changed hands at 474 per share. The Alliance Fire Insur ance Settlement has been lied for the lith inst. OAKHAM Hosts Fem.—This fair wan held on Friday last, but was not so well supported by the leading agriculturists as it deserved. The show was by no means large, and these wee a great scarcity of hunters. The prin. cipal class of horses offered was that of useful two sail three year old red and drag homes, which realised prices from 251. to 301., and a pretty good show of mane aced foal. There was • very apparent depreciation in the vales of these, and that to a peat extent biros:re or WHEAT. —The wheat importations recently have been sufficient to indicate that our prime have not yet Wee to a point to render it unprofitable for the Imago grower to ship to the United Kingdom. Our tin. poetasters for the first half of else pretreat year were almost exactly similar in amount to thee* of the ocerespindiag period of 1863. which, although considerable, cent mode rate In inuiparims with those of 1862. Knee June, how ever, the arrivals have increased, the total of wheat and Boar for Joy being 663,429 quarters, or about 36 per oast is *ZOOM of those of July last year. Nearly half of this quantity arrived from the United States, bet from the amount' of their harvest this year there is little reason to believe that the supply from that quar ter can be long kept up. no symptoms are that Germany will duriog the ensuing sawn be the ptin cipal outributor, and that increased quantities may also be expected from Russia and the Danubian Principalitisa. The total seat hither from Germany during July wan 129,642 quarters, against 56,029 in July last year. From Ramis it was C 4,193 quarters, spinet 57,946, and from the Principalities 10,568 queried, Nausea 1,997. The importa tion; of all other desoriptioas of grain this year have throughout been much below those of last year, although we are likely to require good supplies of oats and beano, the present harvest having apparently proved greatly de ficleot in thou mops. It is at the same time certain that than trill he as active trade with America in malted pro vinces. *wing to the high prime it meat cod dairy 'vi ses which are expected to prevail during the next eight slontimo 1001 191 11 101} } 6 4 14 1 to 7} sa 17 10) 1 -. 11 Si urn II i 26 a . U 5 1 471 711_ kki '}m tun xd.lka al is !2 , m; 10029264 I 110,W101. tn,ooot., ,:*; MAN MUM r•?" 1 !: ° : 46 0 ---- /6,000 0,000 ~D,OOOI io;auo~ 115 ODOj ii . .iii! Kilo* lwkooolakooo, i 11,000 300,000! 1,000 100004)0 110,fra_i "Vial -. - 1 20,000 10.00 DI 1t0(41 SO,o‘lol 176,(X10 10,000, i.o:aial ioioi: l p.. 209, 10,0001 1000001 60,000 40.000' 26,000 10,000 1 10,000, 12600; no.oooi 10.000 111,000 17,000 10.0001 10,000 - *1 sO. =so 16.000 100,11X1. 40,000 ??,014 Rail I{',2oil 280(12!1-• _____ 37.100 MAW 11000 110,000 00,000 00,000 !LOOS 16:000 10.000 111:000 00.000 _ln 111 19 VT 100 OS 100 VT ItO It In W el 111 Ilt 97 90 I* 91 1 99 9.1 10 II 97 11 111 li 11 11 Ii i lod • —a& 6 3 7* itS 2 e i in II $ 1 4. . I H i r I;, I t, i i q