The Express. — London, England, 1867-09-16 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. IN RE MEM HOLLOWAY. The bankrupt, a mercantile clerk, of Gloucester-street, had been arrested at the suit of the official liquid ,pri of the International Contract Company (Limited), to he lulls in the amount of 1 , 1 10/. for calla, Ste. p. :• hihle to the Alexandria and Constantinople H.q. I t'o n ..f fly, the amount not stated. He DOW Applsed h.. 1,-1...0.• from custody. 3lr. I tin is opposed the application for 'views on behalf ofiieial liquidators. In April, 1864, the bankrupt for the shares, signing himself as " H. Hel 1, strand, patent medicine vendor ;" the fact he was only a clerk or shopman to his brother, t!....1,1,rated advertising medicine vendor. laukrupt, examined, at first refused to answer 10. • he SW a brother of Mr. Thos. Holloway, of the but leing told by the commissioner that he must ..,o1 that he was so. At the time he applied for /:. he was in the employ of his brother, at • salary , yo.fr. He had actually paid 450/. for the shares ; nt demand on him was for 150/. He bad no Is yowl his liabilities to the companies. Had the made at the times when they were expected to 1..., io, he should have been able to meet than. M:. supported the application. Honour said there was nothing to prevent the snyt having his release. order accordingly. IN RE P. N. PAGE. hankrapt, described as of no business or occupation, at Peckham, applied for his release from custody. "oly debt is :O. I:w., due under an order of the Court of I , iv , ree as alimony. Mr. I tibia stated that the sitting for choice of assignees L T.4kra phice, and no assignee had been chosen. Mr. Gresham opposed. The bankrupt, in 114411, had „Ae1, , 1 with his servant. His wife bad instituted a ru t . 4 ;ainst him ; 101. a year had been decreed as alimony, r. Junto lite, but not a shilling had been paid. For four vi as the bankrupt bad been carrying on business in vorNhire, in the name of Jones, having settled hie pro pay on the female who had absconded with him. Mean time his wife bad become chargeable to the parish ; and be had been arrested and brought before the magis trate at Worship-street on a charge of leaving his wife char4,..ble to the parish. Mr. Dobie said that an order had been made by the Court of Chancery for the sale of the bankrupt's property, oat of which the alimony would be paid. Ilk Honour said when that was done it would be time enough to entertain the bankrupt's application. The case a., not one in which the court would interfere to grant It, release until the completion of the proceedings under the bankruptcy. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) CLERRENWELL. cArmso THE DEATH of , A lAN. James Gibta, aged 36, of 46, Clifton-street, Finsbury, carman, was charged before Mr. Cooke with causing the death of a man, name unknown, by driving a bone and Vsll over him in Pratt-street, Camden-town. On Saturday afternoon the defendant was engaged in re moving some goods in a van, and whilst driving his hone at a very steady pace along Platt-street, the deceased, who appeased to be the worse for liquor (one of the witnesses said he was quite drunk), staggered and rolled into the road. The defendant called to him and endeavoured to pull up, but before he could do so the wheel of the van went over him and injured his head. Assistance was at once rendered, but when the unfortunate man was picked up he was found to be quite dead. All the witnesses deposed to the fact that the defendant was sot to blame in the matter, and that he was perfectly sober. The defendant said he was very sorry for the poor man's death, hut be could not help it. Mr. Cooke remanded the defendant until Saturday, bat allowed him to go at large on his entering into his own re ovnissnles in the sum of 101. to appear on that day. A BATCH or CASUALS DISSTROTIIIO THEIR CLOTHING. . . . - Charles Banelford, 18, Oeorfse Rook', 18, domed &tree, 18, Charles Cf'wk, 17, Alfred Danis, 17, JoaepA Thompson, 16, and Jaw Twain', 22, described aa labourer having no home, were charged with destroying their clothing in the usual ward of St. Pancras Workhouse. The defendants were supplied with suppers, beds. and breakfast■, and in repayment for that kindness destroyed the whole of their clothing. The usual defence was made that the clothing was ragged and dirty. Mr. Cooke sentenced each of the defendants to one month's hard labour in the House of Correction. MARLBOROUGH-STREET. A STRANGE TRZAK. GoodrAild, a young man, described as a watch maker, was charged before Mr. Tyrsrhitt with being found in the enclosed yard of CarneUord House, the residence of Mr. Charles Mills Oxford-street. Police-constable EvansiiiTsaid that while on duty at Somerset Home, Par on Saturday night, he saw the prisoner in the yard of Camelford H o u se , an d on his asking what be did there he said he had a right to he there, that be was a gentleman, and the Earl Fitzwilliam. The prisoner then requested him to unlock the gates, and ca Ins asking him how he got into the yard, he at first DA that a policeman let him in, and then that he did not know who let him in. The prisoner told him that if he del not let him out he would report him, and on his say ing that ho should take him into custody, be got over the wall sod was taken into custody by another constable. Robert Bentley, porter at Camelford-house, said he user let the prisoner in, nor could any one else, as he (tribes') had the keys of the gates, and they were lathed. Palicc-constable Percival, 200 C, said that on his taking the prisoner into custody when he had got over the wall, he lint add that he was a solicitor, then that be was an earl, and afterwards that he was a working jeweller. The prisoner had been drinking. Inspector Bowers said the height of the wall was about seers feet. Police•constable Dawson, 301 A, said that he bad made mollies, and found the prisoner', father to be a respect able man, living in High-street, Marylebone, and that the prisoner was in employ at Windsor, and had come up to tows and got drinking. The prisoner's father stepped forward, and said his son was apprenticed to a watolamaker, and wee now working fur a gentleman at Windsor and had informed him that he had been drinking. Mr. Tvrwhitt remanded the prisoner fora week, taking his father's bail. GREENWICH. INDECE.TT BATHING AM) DANGEROUS PRACTICES ON A RAILWAY. Mr. Nelson, station-master at the Leariabam junction of the North-Kent and Mid-Kent Railways, attended the coon to' support the police in two charges which were preferred against grown youths for indecent bathing. He stated that not only was bathing carried on within sight of passengers travelling by the trains, but the loathers wander on to the line in a state of nudity and lie across the metals, facing the approaching trains, and the mine-drivers complain of the annoyance thus occasioned. The Prisoners, respectably-dressed lads, said they were not swore that they were doing wrong. Mr. Mande, after lecturing the prisoners, said the prac tice complained of must be put a stop to. The prisoners had rendered themselves able to be indicted at the see. iimon This, however, being the first time such charges had been brought to the court he would put them under Ind to appear that day fortnight, when be would deter mine upon what punishment he should inflict. FATtt. M iriN ERE ACCIDENT. —A fatal accident happened on Satunlay, to • tire beater, named James Calverley, who w as employed at the works of Messrs. F. Steiner and CO. Turkey-red dyers, Church, near heerinifkm. There were some very hen showers of rain vy on Saturd a y f orenoon, and a trough becoming made M. deceased ascended the roof for the purpose of clean jag it , As it was raining hard at the time he tied a w r"PPer round his neck. Immediately below the trough. ulg. running lengthways, is a shaft, which was revolving at the rate of $0 or itt revolutions per minute. The wrapper son have taught this sh.ift, for in • short time the de ceased was discovered being whirled round. The engine ' 4O stopped as speedily as possible, but before this could be done both the legs of the detested had been broken off Ittlaw the knees, and a portion of the scalp removed. He 'NI rind when extricated.—.Varielester Guardian. Sikkim% CIoCURRENCE ON THE LONDON AND "tin WEsTERN RATLWAT.—On Saturday afternoon, the farmer for East Cumberland (Mr. W. Carrick) opened an ',Tory Southwaite Station, into the death of Mr. Jos. lanenter, of the firm of Lancaster and IVannop, drapers, 4:uliale, who had met with his death under very melan -64Y circumstances on the railway on the previous On Friday morning, Mr. Lancaster, who was a .`een, ffortirman, and well kno wn th roug h ou t a wide dn. as Principal partner in a large drapery establishment 'Carlisle, Left that city accompanied by two pointer dogs, for the purpose of having a day's shooting on Petterit Grange hada. In the evening he was seen on his return to the bou'hwaite station to catch the last train for Carlisle, due at G minutes past 8. About 10 minutes after 8 he *as found quite dead about forty yards to the south of the em platform, his bead about three feet from the Qs. and his legs resting on • signal wire. One of dogs was found frightfully mutilated about twenty mla north of him, and the other faithful animal It y aitting watching over the dead body of its master. "PPeeed that the deceased. in order to take•• near cat to the station, bad been passing along the side of the 14 *, tail that be was knocked down by an engine which * ft returning from Penrith. Death must have been in :rt.:meow.. The jury returned • verdict of " Accidental "n" suggesting that the London and North-Western 'ninny should their engines in the ordinary way, to, not tender preceding the engine. The coroner t o - 'folded with this suggestion,—Leede Mercury. THE FXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 16, 1867. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE (BY TILIIOII/111.) BRECON MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) BRECONSHIRE STAKES. Two miles. Ischia, Trapeze, and Little Ellen are here. BRAFFORT STAKES. Three quarters of a mile. Roc I, Etiquette, and Manse are here. LADIES' PLATE. One mile and a half. /Hechinger, The Colonel, Trapeze, Needle Oun, Foreign Stamp, Libertine, and Mies Merrell are here. SELLING STAKES. Three quarters of a mile. Bliss Skerratt, Eugenie, Chance, and Thorn are here. THIRD BRECON BIENNIAL One mile and a half. La Maudite is here. WELTER CIT. Two miles. Moose, Stoekinger, The Colonel, Trapeze, Little Ellen, Libertine, and Miss Skerratt are here. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. M ARK-LANE. —(Tills DAY.) There was about an average supply of English wheat on sale here to-day, but the condition of the samples was by no means first-rate. Factors demanded an advance in the quotations of from Is. to 2s. per quarter. The demand, however, was inactive. Really fine wheats were the turn dearer. In the value of other kinds no quotable change took place. We were well supplied with foreign wheat. Most qua ' lities moved off slowly, but at full prices. Both English and foreign barley was quite as dear as last week. New qualities were held at 401. to 425. per quarter. The malt trade was steady. In prices, however, no change took place. Oats advanced did. to L. per quarter ; although the sup. ply was good. Beans were very firm in price, with a limited quantity on the stands. The sale for peas ruled steady, at very full prices. Both English and foreign flour was quite as dear ea last awk. A good business has been done in floating cargoes of grain, both for arrival and for shipment, and prices have been on the advance. In wheat an improvement of Is. ed. to 2s. 6cl. per quarter has taken place in cargoes arrived, and of Is. to le. 6d. in cargoes on parage. At these rates the transactions have been numerous. We quote Mariano poli, 625. to 63e. 31. ; Berdianski, 625. to 625. 6d.; (Mirka, Taganrog, 565. to Me. ; Ghirka, Odessa, 61s. to eas. 9d. ; Ghirka, Nicolaieff, 595. 6d. to 60a. 9d. ; San domirea, 66a. ; Polish, Odessa, 60s. i d. to 635. ; Yarns, 39,L; Egyptian, 50s. In cargoes on passage the following operations have been reported :-Berdianaki, 60e. 6d. to 61e. ; Marianopoli, 60s. 3d. ; Ghirka, Taganrog, MO. to 565. ; Polish, Odessa, 61s. :id. to 625. 6d. ; Banat, 46e. to 565. ; Behara, 465. Maize has been in good request, and the quotations have advanced le. to la. 6d. A fair quan tity has been on offer. Bulgarian, 375. ; Wallachian, 375. 3d. ; Ibrail, 36a. 3d. to 375. ; Rountelian, 375. 61. ; Banat, 37e.; Mingrelian, Ws. 6d. to 375. 71d. ; mixed new York, 3em. Barley off the coast has continued scarce, and has commanded extreme rates. For ,ee an advance of 6d. to Is. has been rea m aj es su o li i mitted to; Nicolaieff, arrived, 335. ; 346. ; Baptism, on passage, 30e. 3d. ; Danubian, 30s. to 315.; Black Sea, Nicolaieff, 31e. There has beenan active demand for rye on continental account, but owing to the small quantity offering and the high rates demanded, business has been much restricted ; Azov, arrived, has sold at 41s. ; ditto, shipping. 425.; Canadian, to be shipped. 33e. Beans have been difficult to dispose of, and prices continue to give way. Alexandrian, arrived, have changed hands at 33e. Oats have ruled steady in price but the transactions have been very moderate ; Archangel, on passage, has realised 22e. 104 d. A cargo of Canadian peas, shipping, is reported to have sold at 31e. Linseed and rapeseed are steady in value, with little business doing. ABRITAL OP Suns,-English : tares, 237 ; linseed, 60 ; , 104 ; and sundry, 363 qn. Foreign : linseed, r l a ,M e r d rapeseed, 20,259 ; and maize, 8,463 qrs. Exroara.-Wheat, 2,037 ; barley, 180; oats, 7,986 ; and oilseed, 7,328 qrs. CIIBAILVT PRICE& Ragusa " Qr. I a a Wea t te : Emu, Beni, red, '66 = to : „ •ii 37 1; 64 to '67 60 to 67 Norfolk sod Lincoln red Per or. OM a. Scrota= le to 35 U to 27 „ wluto _ _ to 28 Slating Distilling Grinding 34 to 36 MALT. Zile; Norfolk, and Suffolk 66 to 70 Kingston and Were 73 to 76 Brown 66 to 02 Rim New s6 to 42 Mangan - 3 B 3B to 40 Tick 4O to 42 Harrow Pigeon 44 to 4a _ Grey _—— to Maple White 3B to 43 Boiler. _ OATS Engßah, feed 2l to 27 potato death, teed 'OKI Poe Qr. WEZAS. • & Dantrlc and Konigs berg 66 to 73 Rostock tt blackleg- Town awls: W2BO lbs. Household 6O to 62 Country a to 40 Norfolk and Suffolk, sz ship 44 to 47 64 to 71 Da b ta Ruulan, hard soft American, red — to „ eVdte, — to Per Qr. OAS!. S. I Dont& and Swedish 25 to 3 1, Runt= Dankh 3 41/$ 14 0 Maple -- Bullets _ _ Xt 10 40 .____ g liaaly. Grinding Distilling Malting ___ — to INDIAN CORR. White Yellow On& Dutch tremiaTT... 24 to 32 E 8 to 40 E 7 to 40 .7:: iii ie I ARRIVALS OT GRAIN, de_ WATER CARRIAOR 111.011 LNCLUSIVL English Bc9tcb Trench, per - aTio - .... 43 to 62 Spanish „ .... 43 to 62 American, per brL 28 to 37 Canadian „ 28 to INTO LONDON BY LAND AND I BkP.. 9 TO SEPT. 14, BOTH Pew Plow. qrs. qrs. OrWiliam. 399 236 .. 15.:.91 2215 :: 5479. 7114 2614 236 5479 2705 LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. (THIS DAY.) (sr TNLEORAPH.) (111011 OUR OWN CORRESPONDINT.) The general tone of the cotton market remains un changed, and the sales foot up about 12,000 bales. MINCING-LANE.-(THIS DAY.) SCGAR. —The market for raw is quiet, at last week's currency. For refined a moderate business is doing, with out change in value. Correa.—About 150 casks of Plantation Ceylon have been sold ; also, recently, 2,000 bags Native Ceylon, at prices kept secret. Tea.—The demand continues inactive. Rica.—About 1,100 tone soft grain sold for arrival at the previous vales. Rrti.-30 puncheons of Jamaica sold at &steady price. Corros.—Only moderate sales are reported at fully pro voui prices. Jots-100 bake of common sold at 184 15e. Wheat. Mr*. Ma& Usti 0n6 66 I firn English .. 6780 624 46896 2458 Foreign .. 49014 1017 .... 27248 - 1' Total .. 55791 1641 .16196 , 40126 TALLOW MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) The market is quiet. Town tallow is emoted 445. 6d.; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, old, 435. 3cl. ; ditto new, 435. 6d.; October to December, 435. 3d. ; Decem ber. 435. 6d. _ _ PARTICULARS OF TALLOW. Stock on band this day..ceskal Delivery last • iptc Ditto from Ist Jane Arrival last week Ditto from lst June PriceY.C. on it thin day. Ditto Town last hislay . 1864. 1 1866. ! 1866. 41,319 I 1111,753 !7,1 1606 LW 1,682 18,913 28,443 92,366 643 1 1,391 3,2811 16,333 14,711 1 21,6C8 old new 41. a I e. & d. ad. a& .41 9 ,46 3 0 106 460 11 44 3 148 9 49 9 a 0 Arrival far the week aiding MA September last year, -- as and delivery, 1,P33 casks. The arnral but week com prised 2,148 maks Petersburg, and 120 other places ; total, 2,26 S mats. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) We have a considerable increase in the number of beasts, but the average quality is but middling. The trade is slow, hut choice descriptions are not much lower. We have also a large supply of sheep, and a dull trade. Prices generally are lower, and a clearance cannot be effected. Choice calves are scarce and dear. Our foreign supply consists of 3,240 beasts, 11,370 sheep, 124 calves, and 40 pigs. From Ireland there are 3:10 beasts; and 2,690 from the northern and midland counties. Per stone of 8133 ad. d. Per moue of 8103 ad. a. d. Best Scots , Hared& 6 2 Best Dos*Hf.bdsSh 0 0 0 0 Beet Short-Basin 4 0 , Best Lesg.wools.... 4 4 4 8 Second qua Maids 2 10 1 Do. do. Sheen—. 0 0 0 0 Calves NIP Best Desetylf-brads 6_ 9 1 1•10/ 1 4 ___ 0 0 o__o Beasts at market, SABO ; sheep and lambs, 26,140; calves, 133 ; Pidt. 420. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.-(THIS Mum. Pattenden and Smith report there is • fair supply of new hops et market, which meet • steady sale, at last week's quotations. THI MAYORALTY OF LONDON.—In consequence of Mr. Alderman Abbise's resignation of his aldermanic gown, an alteration will be made in the names as they will be returned for election to the mayoralty next year. Unless there is a departure from the usual custom, which there is no reason to suppose, Alderman W. F. Allen (Cheap) and Alderman J. Clarks Lawrence (Walbrook) will be returned by the livery to the Court of Aldermen, who will *sleet Mr. W. F. Allen, the senior alderman below the shair, to be Lord Mayor of London for the year 1861.8. 16,348 1,311 lain 2.21111 14,966 SHARE LISTS-(THIS DAY.) O&DINLIY MAIM AND WWII. Sa. I Pd. I RAILWAY& I Clftin g I nlets I Sales I°4 " on Saturday. to 86, 100 1111031 and Liam 80 82 86 100 Caledonian U. 100 Ountetan ' 31 45 90 A rOcituwali , 1 6 8R UM IDubllosodßeinsatione 73 70 BR 100 IDundee,PorthotAndJu i 70 II 10 0 Mid Loodon I"" .". 100 all Do.pleelp. , —. , 86. 100 Glasgow and & Western 110 112 84 UM Orr* 'astern Ord. 84' sot 311 sal 1 84. 100 Do. Z. Ann. Stk., No.l 4 0 84. 100 OreaiNotthof Scotland , .... 84. 100 Great Northortt —... 112 113 a r a t St. 100 Do.ll J A roan° dlr. un- 119 120 St. 100 Do. B 1 til 13p. c. is paldß —.— St. 100 Do. Ord. Dot. Div. amok —.— St. 04. Weir (Ira.) 95 — 145 argot ...... „ 481 45 sd die 11 rd St 100 Do.StourVattlua. elk en 84. 100 Do. Booth Ram ...... —•— 86. 100 Do. W. 6191.—Osked , 25 30 24 St 1 Do. Do. N 28 30 zd Bt. 100 00 Lancsahlro&Yor 127 128 128 171 St. 100 Lon., lirtattn, atlOonst 62 61 621 ii 21 3 PR 100 London.Chathant,l2.Dov 13 19 181 19 83. 100 D 0.1104 Szton.Atip.e. 13 10 84. 100 London dr NorEt Weida. 114} 115 1151 15.16 151 i 84. 100 LondondSouthWostern 82 84 8R 1100 Van. Shot, & Uneolnan 48 49 49 se St. 100 Ustropolltan— ——— .. 1251 1261 126 161 84. 100 Do. Extension, diet , dend Op. et. till 1870' 113 114 1131 1 U. 100 MetropolltanDadrio4.. 83 67 25 19 Do. do. do. _.. 10 ill Do. & St. Joluiewood St. 100 Midland ——..— ....I 1214 122 1221 3 St. 100 Do. Bina. & Derby.' 90 92 9 3 3 St 100 North Britian .. .... 13 U ' 41 86 100 Do.Zdat ,Perth,Dund. 80. 10NI0 N. XaMorn—Berwick 104 105 1041 61 1 1 20 Do. L Port. St 100 Do. Leeds o.N. ———_ 61 03 634 54.100 Do. York —.... 96 98 97 81. 100 Do. Car:1 0 1 _ ...... II all Do. fitook.4lDerlang. 334 041 15 24 De. do.. 180041 84 91 pin 81. 111 North London .. 114 116 10 11 i Do. do., 1800— 1 nom 8L 100 'Northiltaffordeblre.... 82 64 8< 100 N. a 11. Wagtail Jana.' 109 111 8R 100 Shropshire Union AO 671 8R 100 Utah Devon__ _— _ 46 47 U. 100 South Lateen —— „ 091 691 • 10 all Stalnes,WoUngbasn,dos 81 04 00 la Taff Vale 8R 100 Waterford I 10 4 WlSltioo 41 W hi t ehall lk . 7 —. T7e. •• • -. ilfatirtort I XiManny! Walisrloo It Whit•ha 70 601 for money. Tarr 111'0011. CI No. I 811. 1 BAILO. I Pd I 01. petees.Allolom. 40,000 10 Agra Rank (Lim.)A 6 - - 1 - 60.000 101 Do. B. 40,000 100 ' Alliance Limited U 11 0 diet - 100,000 10 Anglo Atutrian.... _ - 6 - -pm - 40,000 20 Angle Hayti= ({Lim.) all - - - tO, 10 Anglo Italian (llmit4d) 116 - - ills - SO, 60 Australmia - -....- 1 all 66 67 - 1; 20 Banked BritialiColumbis all - - - 12,600 New, boned 0 gen 10,000 16 Bank of Egypt - 16,000 20 , Bank of Otago (Limited) 10 - - dim - *OOO 60' Banked Victoria,AmeDal * - - - 60,0001 10 , Bank of New Zealand l6 7 9pm - 10,000, 60 British N. America - 60,00 10 .C. Bk. India, Ana, China all 191 We - 30,000 1 25 Chart. Mead In die. all 80 11 - 10,000 30 City -_ .... - *OOO 100 Colonial - 200,600 10' Consolidated Bank (L ) 4 -- pm - 10,000 j 60 IDA* and London (L.) U - - - 10,000 60 Let Leaden (Limited) 6 - - tee - 60,000 10 XasternEmbange(Lloa.) 6 - - die - 80,000 80 English and American . 10 6 dilla ad - 60,000, 20 EsgliankLiteJansireL 10 - -We - 10,000' 10 j Ing.Bcot.Closl. (lurid all 16 18 - 10,000 50 inglialiandSwedish (L) 15 - - die - 10,000 . 1001 Imperial Bank (Limited) 10 lile 114 - 00,6001 10 1 Imperial Ottoman _ .. 10 li °eine 9 e 6,0001 26 . lonian - 6,000, 261 Do. New - .... -.. 11 .- -.- 100,000 10 Land Mort. Bk Inclia(L) 6 - - dls - 5000001 100 I Dollen Deb.,lB64,lloyrs all 81 84 - II 10,000 Loa Bkonlarloo,&o.(p 20 - -Me - 13,000 100 , London and Braillmn.. 46 15 23 die - 111,000 70! Do. New ..... ..... In 4.1 Sidle - 5,000 100 Lonclon&BlverPlate(l4 60 - -pm - 40,000 25 1 Do, do. do 'lO -- pm - SO,OOO 20 Lea. Ch. Banked AnstrL ' all 23 24 - 67,600' SO London and County-- 10 54 66 -• 12,609 20 Do. do. finw a - - 71,000. SO Load= Joint Block l6 ISS SG 31 *ON 10 iLoadon & Smith African all 10 12 10 10,000 100 Loa. & &Western (Lim.; 10 - -Ms - 5,000 60 'London &Vane:o6l*k), 12)1 - -de - 60,000100 , London diOreser.` 110 68 70 68 10400 100 !Merchant Bank (Jm.) . * - - - 6,000 100 I Do. /few - - dim - 60.000 SO Mercentile&Kzenan(L) li - es - 20,000 10 Metropolitan (Limited); ell -. - - - 6,000 100 Midland Bank (lira.) ', 10 - - - *OOO 5 National of Anstralaela! 4 .. -. - 10,000 100 National of Liverpool l6 - - d e l. - 10,000 100 N. Pro. et Zogland - - - 56,000 20 Do. Sod & and tease- 11 .... -, - 40,000 SO Nelbonal Bank - - -.. 60 - - - *OW, 10 New Booth Wake-- - all - -.- 60,000 SO North Western .. -- - 7e - - - 10,000 U Oriental Bank Corpora. all 43 44 - 27,110 69 Prortn.BankingOorp.(L) 10 - -as - 10,000100 I Provinc. of Inland --' 16 86 88 - 4,000, 101 Do. do. New all - - - 10,000 16 , Beath Alletralla - - ,ad - - - 17,061 100 , Stand of aS. Africa II6 -- Xs - 10,000 100 I De. De. do. tea . at 0 pm. 10 - - dls - II 60,000 Union .0 Assn** ..-. all 47 49 - 10,000 100 , 1701 on of Inlaid (16m.)1 111 - - dle - "ma 60 ! Maw 05 Limililn ai II 703 89 137 ILONLLL GO' sho,ooo Drftish Colas. 0p.e‘1.72 100,000 Do. tees' Ooa. Gov Ip. 187744. Do. Operot.lob.ettog. Do. 'pent. If or. 11.1r4,11011 Do. Spar alma ,Cops 586,110111 Do. Swot bma 100.000ola 110p00p0r.1873 I Do. qawmao• ...... Do. do. 18041 04,000 Do.ip.o.Ap.dOot.loos 10.050 Onylon,Nov.lF6B.6p.oB SOB Do. 1878, 1111... 1.01/0, Do. 1871 do. 284), XolBBloo itl 6pa 0t..18711 800,000 Do. 1878 100,000 Do. 1889 990.00 Q Do. 1888 1811,50017totolOov.8p.o.ApAtOe. 114000 Now Prons.Gov.eporot. 1.136,900 Now South Wale@ G0y..1 5 p. 050t.,1871 b we ten,soo Do. sp. a 1683 to 1895 tibo,Ood D0.6p.c.r,1367 to 1876 LOO 000 Now Zostaod Bpor 11.000;600 De. &Pee net 1 6.0,0,4 Do. 6 per cent. 18911 100, Do.de.leal Juns&Doei 7M, Neva Booths 6p. a , 1876 1.104.100. Queensland Gov. 6 p. at. 1,177,46 G Do. Do. 1891 .... I 116,000 &M id Gov. 6 p. 0.,67177 a.. 1878 god uirrds. MOOD VlaGov.ip.c.Jam. Jul/ T. 0 00.00 01 Do. Op. of Apvi tORZIGN ILA IL N. iLLILWATS. intwarp & Rotterdam, all Fen (I)&7p.s. all &Asian J mikes . , an B.A.Maka& 71) ad ) all ,Oustral Argentina all oopiapo all Da. Extension MI Numbers & WitaklL.) 111 'Date& &banish ell Do. all imgers et Pismo .. IS i /earoyoan Central (L) all ,greet Luxembourg ell !Lemberg -ft•m•ntt(L) an illezioaa ell Iten3.&,Llege By the ell Doe p.O Frt . . Llt!! : goy pdma ID 14 1i 2 1 1 4 21 lit 16 30 Ms bps 241 16 11 22} 14 13 414 ICI 10 las 14. 4 6 .2 ia 46 47 2 6 10 i ii 00.ep.o.rn. a 'NonYou of Franca A. B. Dat Ayr effe e 7.p.e all Norvegtan hank PraL all Ottoman (Smyrna &Win all , Parla,Lyoaa,andllollt. ell !Nib sod Odom' a :Red!' & &Prsocla..(l) 10 !loyal Sardinian an Acial Swedish in I Do. 7 per cent. all & unbra sad Slum all Do. 6lparoarat Prat .11 his Paulo(l.)g.7 par et all LAust.&Lool.V 1$ ,Soath East. of Portagal all loatbern at Prance_ 4111T/iris and Serous all Wad Flanders -- all Do. le par eel Pre all ,Wait all of Pram. 11011.1110& MUM. I oh. I Knott. I Ptl.W—rloal. wow, I 100,0001 1 MS 1M es. 16, 10 kew, I s to.ocio fo 100.000 1 116,00000 I $ 16,0 60,000 I 10,0011 IS 0.000 11 14,001) I 7,917 1 I 90,00% 00,000 I 10,000 00 100.000 6 14000 60 5 g 6 i la 36 17 14 It i 7! Id 17 ei 14 lbe 21 22 1 2 Be Si 9 fi. It 23 LAnglo-BraiGold(llM7) Australian I Cape Copper (Litnitel Capula Silver (Wetted Chontelmelda.ltta., CoPialm (Lindttod ) .. - - Don Pedro, N. 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Tel (L) 00f Canada Company IS CanadlanLoen& hm(L ) 10 Ceylon Company I r _Pi*o Phlula_!. • 161 17i 134 14 36 39 66 70 id 17 19 idfs t= _7_ _6_ Ms ~:~I 4 1 1 10 44 1 18 101 07} zd -, 6,000 664,710 4,616 60,000 26,000 16000 1 67,000 110è4b oitl' 10,430 10,000 16,041 4,914 116,006 10,000 00,000 10,000 00,000 40,000 17,000 Cliina24.Bhip&L.CoolL. City Dim:omit, Waited. CityofLondonit.Pro.(L) Olty of Milan bapro.(l) Do. City of Mosco ien.) w Oat (L ) City Mots ( L Colonial (Litnitad) ledia 11 6 8 din 141 161 19 . 18_1114 -4 iiil-1 DolorsorelaltroloiOtio.: Dom. of Africaabfor.(L] Coutloostal Ua.(iaa (L. 12.060 I 266,000 100,000 100,000 10.000 114030251 /11110,610 4177,000 7,600 12,000 10,On 10,000 MO ON Do. - :: 00P.51.114.,Fre1.7i iie. C. et Len. 84.1877,41p.c. Do. do. 1879, do. C. loon of ingiand (L.) Dna Mealtime (L. ) er g 6I PTIMIIIIOOIII .. 1 6 ,, i 4 a. Peep. iisi>. I (Limited) Atom= Tea (L I. b indi di M.triz( L b Cenci bw Veil . r mic tianC.oin.lirl4l ) L Telegraph 1 Do. 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Ad - 10 i 4 id 9} --' I 1 9 2 }oo 9 If 1} 1I 1( MU T 9 TII -Ti TS} i 11 9el I b eta PREFERENCE .SHARES. Great Eaartert;,YoTetern --- &;uTtleeEte nalon, No. 2, 73. Great Northern 5 per cent., 106. Great Northern 5 per cent., redeem. at 10 per cent. pm. 103. Midland Consolidated 41 par emit. redeem., 72i. , Athattodan.: look773aTiFECiliZZ Do. I num— . Buffalo & jail Hsiro Do. Pretermes 11611 ../MM.,4l l 3odsel6k 6 pa met 111711.1-6 OM et Issisin69. ag. CoPs?..kDookn.Li Dm l era. millar RIM ra.7ro " Do. do. 6do LA Indian 6s 6 do Orsol Trunk of Canada Do. Zquipm.lLß.op.oße. Da Di Do. Ind prat go d s. Do. kd prat. Stook Do. Elk pest Stock Q ?missals Ds. iss. 6 pm mot, Ds. New do. m ~.;. -----1 4rticiindia7C. cp7ii. Do. 61 ow coot. .... 3t. Western of Canada n d o ia: Bda.pay.lB7S Do. do. do. 1877-8. In oh(Limited) Mediae guar. 6 p. act Do. do. 61 d 0... Do. do. 4 d 0... Do. PIM Isfenaion Meth. and Hobson's By Do. 6 p. et. pay.lB6o Do. 6 p. et, por. DM N.P.olCon.6p aleep.E. /Wade, gas. 6 wood. Do. Deihl do.— Do. do. do. Do. Pxualenb do. _ Do. Woo 134. Plot do. No. I S. 1 Mums. Clifford Amid. Der. Q. Coo. (Tavistek ) Drakfietalls Zed Breese (Mogen) But Caradon But Carn Brea East Grenvi ll e _ East Lovell L W. Russell (Tavlstk ) °rambler & St. Au byn Orval Lacey (Limited), Great South To I O. W Vor IIL .O Grenville .—. Herod's loot llWotan Downs 111 . 7 Want) wyndy Iron Ore North Wheal Crony P United P r ro c T r dencs (U. Want) Cariboo S. Mier) nth Condurrsw I F:iFin.;;;;llitoeiej 18tray Park Ila r ttott W. Beret (Noon) W. Camden pokeird) Won Chlverton West Beton Wh. Basset (Illogan) Wh. Buller (Asdrath) Wary Ann (Meehan ) Wheal Woo Wh. Trelawney DIBINTIIiII ERITLISH WIPES. 65 0 sd Mi l l aim si 3 II • • Ti 64 69 99 101 103 194 19?! 1110t pm 111 18 90 83 49 11 39 41 20 93 19 00 1091 1101 11 I pm It 11 101 104 94 96 1 141 96 6$ 100 90 91 dls, 1031 1041 16 98 91 03 N 95 94 96 90 92 80 Id lini lot} 101 102 oar }p® 101 102 86 88 la - 72 93 96 9093 9396 93 96 93 96 93 66 MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Ora &Mom There is an increase of business in the Stuck Exchange to-day, and the general tendency of prices is upwards, owing to the super. abundance of money, the satisfactory state of continental politics, land the fine weather. The transactions consist almost entirely of pin chases, and, though chiefly speculative, comprise many bona file investments. Consols have im proved 1-16 to percent., and are now only a frac tion below 95, at which price, on two or three recent occasions large amounts of stock were sold, thereby causing a reaction. It remains to be seen whether, with the present large supplies of money, they will now go beyond that figure. Home railway stocks have again advanced, and foreign bonds show firmness. The discount market is quiet, with few transac tions, and the rate for good bills is quoted 11 to 1;; , ' per cent., though some business is reported below that figure. Short loans are offered in the Stock Exchange at 1 per cent., but without finding takers. Console are quoted 941 to for money, and 94/ for the Bth Oct. The Three per Cents. Reduced and New Three per Cents. are / per cent. better, at 931 to 1, ex div. The demand for British railway stocks continues and prices have further improved. Midland has advanced # per cent. ; South Eastern and Great Northern (original), 1 ; London and North Western, # ; Metropolitan, Great Northern A, and Brighton, , and Great Eastern, and London, Chatham, and Dover, 1. Metropolitan, 126 to 1- ; Great Western, tsi to 49, ex div. ; London and North Western, 115/ to # • Midland, 1221 to 3 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1271 to 128 ; Cale donian, 1091 to 1101 ; South Eastern, 691 to 701 ; Great Eastern, 31 to ; Great Northern, 1121 to 1131 ; ditto A, 1191 to 1201 ; London, Chatham, and Dover, 18„ to ; North British, 331 to 34 ; and Brighton, 521 to 53. Foreign stocks are in request. Turkish of 1865 have improved # per cent., viz., to 321 to 1. Spanish Passive and Italian of 1861 are / per cent. higher, at 20j to I and 49 to 1, respectively. Turkish of 1862 are called 60 to 61 ; Greek, 14 to 1 ; Spanish Certificates, mg to ; Chilian scrip, Ito 01 dis. ; Egyptian, 1864, 861 to I ; and Mexican, 15„ to 1. United States 5-20 Bonds and Illinois Central Railway shares have risen 1. to per cent., the present prices being 73g to I, and 771 to re spectively, but Erie are without change, at 44i to 451. Anglo-American Telegraph shares are steady at 161 to lik ; and Atlantic Telegraph Eight per Cent. Preference at 4 to i. Bank shares are offered, and exhibit flatness. London and Westminster have declined IL, viz., to 67 to 69 ; and London and Comity 10s., to 54 to 55. Union of London are quoted 38 to 37, being dull ; Chartered Mercantile of India, 30 to 31 ; Alliance, to 9} dis. ; and Imperial Ottoman, 1 to I dis. As regards financial shares International Fi nancial and General Credit are 2s. 6d. to 6s. better, at 1; to 1„ dis. London are unaltered, at 23 to 21 dia. ; and Credit Foncier, at 6} to 61 dis. The report of the directors of the Crystal Palace District Gaa Company states the available balance at 5,4201., and recommends dividends at the rate of 6, 10, and 7 per cent. per annum, on the prefe rence, original, and ordinary capitals respectively, all free from income tax. The fourth ordinary meeting of the St. Thomas Floating Dock Company will be held on the 30th inst. The more pacific appearance of continental poll. tics is now allowing the enormous accumulation of money to produce its natural effect in stimulating a demand for stocks of a bond Me character, while speculative securities are at the memo time benefited in price by the indications presented on every side that bankers and other holders of money are looking anxiously for the means of employing it. It will probably be chiefly through the operations of bankers that the vast mama of unemployed money will ultimately be diffused, and the long looked for stimulus given to prices in the Stock Exchange. We are in the habit of speaking vaguely about the influence or force of money as tending to stimulate speculation, and this is doubtless the precise way in which that force will make itself felt. Bankers can no longer employ their enormous funds in commercial channels, strictly so termed, for trade is dull, and the supply of mercantile bills unusually limited. Yet bankers are loth to refuse money offered to them ; for, if they turn away cus tomers now, they may lose them altogether, to the proportionate benefit, perhaps, of rival establish ments. Granting, then, that bankers must still continue to take in and allow interest upon depo sits, and that there is no adequate employment for these funds in mercantile channels, it follows, almost as a necessity, that they must give increased facilities to speculation, in the form of advances upon Stock Exchange securities. During the last few weeks advances to • considerable amount have been made by bankers to speculators for a rise upon the security of Consols, home railway stocks and foreign bonds, and, if we may judge from past experience, this is only an instal ment of what will be witnessed in the future. The prices of bank shares—even of some of the best accredited institutions—have been steadily declining during the last two or three weeks, and the Bank of England itself has only been able to show a dividend at the rate of 9 per cent. per annum, being 4 percent. per annum less than that declared at this time last year. A fall in banking profits seems to be impending, and it doubtless requires a great deal of moral courage on the part of bank directors and managers to view calmly a depreciation in the market value of their shares, and the consequent discontent of their pro prietors, who are ever ready to raise clamours if their dividends are reduced. There will thus be a strong temptation in banking circles to depart to a greater or less extent from a jog-trot course, and the inducement will be powerful to make advances on speculative securities. A considerable period will doubtless elapse, in the present cautious temper of the public mind, before this tendency can acquire any really mischievous development ; but it is as well that we should look forward and recognise the inevitable tendency of the movements now in progress. An instalment of 7f., making 641. paid, fell due on Saturday on the Chilian Loan for 2,000,000/0 brought forward in January last. About 56,000 f. in bar gold was sent into the Bank on Saturday. Advice's from Coventry announce the failure of several small firma in the silk trade, owing to the stoppage of Messrs. Peters and Warburton, already referred to. The tr►fc return of the Great Western Railway of Canada, for the week ending the 30th ult., shows an increase of 3,0291. over the corresponding period of 1866. in M M 14 ss sof 1 102 103 100 142 100 102 64 88 4 89 4 60 103 145 1074 1061 107 103 105 107 04 96 108 105 1194 1114 105 147 let 104 104 106 106 107 104 106 101 104 100 102 96 98 61 1/5 eli 191 ( Me 9 4 108 100 id; iire Jos} 100 102 99 100 99 100 'O6 101 111 112 1122 113} I•YS. II 000 2, .! ,900 10It - 466 11,600 6,000 6,206 11,000 1,024 6,0001 _ 891 no 5,640 6,000 1,140 612 1 _ _ ti. 1 024 No, I, tat n at: 4064110 at. 110,000 Si. l 113 6110, I Gt.biaz 4 p.c. Mar.aili. 100 O.Nthn.{p.e. Jan.di 100 G.Wstn.-07. M.—Oz , J . St. Lan cet ..dYk.49.o.3oo. /ul y.Tly 100 St. 101LBrtgb.49.e.Jandl17 100 SR L.&N.W.4p.e.Ja0.&.101y 100 SILS3O SR Do. 110p.o. Jan.& July 100 100.7110 St. LAS.W.4p.c. Jan.& July 100 1000000 St. 161d1sad,tp.e.Jamiatt0y 100 .. I St. N. Delilah, Z. P. & D.8.,1 11 p. ot., lob. it Log. .. 100 81.4311 SL N.Uoo.,4p.e.Jaa.*July 100 -• I St. .11004.N.2„41 p.o.Ap.etOct.,loo 9396 Pains. I Pd I CL Was. I Mira. K 70 I 1 .461 i i 103 104 "flu - . poi — i So. iOh - 7.02 xd I s ll 114.4 SI &OA 39.0 Mt. 144.04 40 4.0.11 Si. 104 14.17.1 -1 4 leg 11110 8.190 10.6.7 It L 2.0 1&18.9 86.16.6 i ll 11 474 18 8 121i.0 Messrs. Rothschild have announced the divi dends due the Ist October on Brazilian Five per Cents. of 1839 and 1869, and Four-and-a-Half per Cents. of 1863. Messrs. Thorns , at, Boner, and Co. announce that they have received the bonds of the Orel Vitebsk Railway Company for delivery to the English sub scribers. The great ocean nice from China amongst 13 ships, with the new season's tea, has been won by the Taeping, which also came in first last year. She reached the London Docks at 12 o'clock on Saturday, after a voyav of 102 days from Foo chow. No premium is paid this year, owing to the continuous decline in the tea market, yet the competition has excited much interest in shipping circles. The subjoined report on the bullion market is from the circular of Mesas. Sharps and Wilkins : The market for bar silver and Mexican dollars during the past fortnight has been steady, snd at the close to-day we have no alteration in values to report It seems not un likely that we may i.nortly have a recurrence of the Indian demand for silver on a small scale, as it is possible mer chants may be deprived of the council bills, their usual means of remittance,through the needs of the Indian government in 001113c1.5)11 with the Abyssinian war. Unless, however, this demand should be on a far more extensi►e scale than at the moment appears to be at all expected, we do not look for any important advance in the price of either bar silver or Mexican dollars, as the supplies from Mexicowill nowprobably be much larger than forsometime pastand the presentstate of the oontinen talexchanges admits of purchases at rates only slightly higher than those now current. The demand also for Indian remittances, which in the autumn is generally very active, will this year pro bably he less than usual on account of the slackness of trade and the great depression in the cotton market. Mexican dollars continue steady, though the quotation of 4s. 11d. per oz. is only nominal, transactions being in abeyance until the immediate future of the silver market is determined after the next allotment of Indian Council bills. For China there is as yet no disposition to purchase dollars, the latest advices respecting the state of busbies in that country being still very unsatisfactory. No export demand for gold exits, and all arrivals are sold to the Bent of England after being refined. SATURDAY EVINING. Console, which closed yesterday at Mi to 1 for the Bth of October, opened and closed to-day at the same quotation. For money the price was 94K to I . The Three per Cents. Reduced and New Three per Cents. were quoted at 1 o'clock 93 to 1, ex div. The official business report is as follows:—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 94:1 , ,• ditto for account, 941 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 93, ex div. ; New Three per Cents., 93, 1, ex div. ; India Stock, 221 • ditto, Five per Cent., 113/ 13 ; ditto Bonds 7011:, prem. The Indi a Five per Cent , Bonds, was firm, and there was a steady demand for the rupee paper. Exchequer Bills remain at 255. to 30s. prem. The amount of businesa in the foreign stock market was rather limited, as usual on a Saturday, but the tone was tirm. Some of the Egyptian bonds and Turkish of 1858 and 1862 were in request, and advanced to 1 per cent. Turkish of 1865 rose 1 Brazilian of 1865, 1 ; and Mexican, 1 ; but Italian of 1661 declined The dealings in bank shares were upon a very moderate scale, and prices closed the same as yes terday. With the exception of General Credit, which ex perienced a relapse of 2s. 6d., financial shares were unaltered. Prices were last quoted as follows : International Financial, 2 to I I di.. • General Credit, n to 11, dis. ; London FinanciL, 23 to 21 dis. ; and Credit Fonder, 5} to 51 dia., ex div. Anglo-American and Atlantic Telegraph Eight per Cent. Preference shares were unchanged, at 161, to 171 and 3.1 to ex div., respectively ; but TelegTelegraph Construction declined 5a., viz., to 17 raph 4. audson's Bay shares were last quoted 15 to }, and National Discount, IS to 6} prem. The changes in miscellaneous shares comprised a rise of 1/. in Royal Mail Steam and a reduction to the same extent in Jlillwall Land and Docks. Colonial government securities were dealt in to a moderate extent, at yesterday's quotations. United States 5-20 Bonds of 1882 and 1885 were in request, and rose to I per cent. respectively, but other American securities showed no varia tion. Prices closed as follows :-5-20 Bonds, 1882, to ; Erie Railway shares, 44f to 451 - Illinois Central, 701 to 27} • Atlantic and Gre at Western Railway Debentures, 244 to 25ii ; and Consolidated Mortgage Bonds, 21 to 22. MINES.-(THIS DAY.) 0111 O'Ol,OOZ. In the mining market to-day there is a fair amount of business, and prices show firmness. Shares in the following mines are in chief request, at the quotations given, viz. :—Devon Great Con sols, 420 to 430 ; Wheal Grenville, 15s. to 20s. ; East Grenville, 2i to ; Great Vor, 18 to ; East Lovell, 81 to 2 : North Chiverton, 4to ; Chiver ton Moor, kt to ; Prince of Wales, 48s. 6d. to 50s. ; West Kitty, 12s. to 14s. ; Drakewalls, 13s. to 15s. ; and North Crafty, 32 to 4. Foreign and colonial mining shares have been dealt in to • fair extent. St. John del Rey are quoted b 9 to 60 ; Chontales, 1 to prem. ; Don Pedro, 12 to 2 prem. ; Anglo-Brazilian, k to prem. ; Anglo-Italian, tto prem. ; Frontino and Bolivia, ; and Pestarena, to prem. PROVINCIAL SHARE MIRK.= LreMusvg, SEPT. 14.-Balas to-day: Caledotilan, 1101 10— Great Eastern, 01c. I I —Great Western, 48e I x d.—Loudon, mown, and South ('nett, 62/ I—London, Chatham, and Dover, 111 I—London awl North Western, 1141 1 1 1-Manchester, SheMeldand Lincolndre d, 471 8 I—Metropolitan, 129—Mid. tool.ll—North British. 331—ttooth Eastern, 611 :—Great Western of Canwin, Ill—lllinois Central, 77—Great Luxembourg shares, 101—Lancashi e Insurance. 13-16 p.—Royal insurance, 2 7-10 p.—Thames and Mersey Marine , Linsitadj, S 11-!6 p.— , Liverpool Enit‘d Gas, 205—National Meant Ship Company I Limited`, 51 I—DittoB per Cent. Min. Pref., 1-16 1 p Manninnelin. Ssrr. 14.—Market very strong: fair business I doing. Great Eastern. 31—Great Northern A. 1 I—Grand Trunk of Canada. 17f I—Great Western of Canada, IS It-151 Great Western, Vit • I—London, Brighton, and South Coast. 621 I—London and North Western, 1141—Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, 47 i s—NletroPolllnn. 12Si I—Midland, 121 1 —Ditto Convertralcs 5'.22 shares,, I}p.—North British, 331. — south Eastern. Gil —Caledonian. 10111 I—Brighton1—Brighton new, Sj p.— Metropolitan new :1 per cent., fa. 6d. p. nutsctis c , 13.7. 14.—The sales to-day were la Birmingham Joint.Stoek Bankshares. at 301 —Birmingham Financial shares, lat 13-IS die —lmperini Conth.ental Cu, at 57—Metnyolitan Railway earring. an 1 Womin shares, at PI -Patent Shaft and Axietree shares, at 41 prem. Closing prices: Great !astern RaUway stock, sellers, at 31-134rmingitain Canals, at 871— Lloyd's Bank shares. at 7f to 7 1 pre.—Midland Einanidal shares. at It die. sellers—and BirmingbamWaterwotts, new it shares, at 21 to 3 prem - - Brnt.t.a,7tert. it.—Three per Cent. Consols. 04—New Three per Cent. kart. 931 C—Ditto. for account Oct. e. STI Flee per Cent. ktork. lilt—Rtberntan Bank 'C2S paid`, 261 r Batt nal Bank , Cto paid'. 62--Ditto. for account, 62—Royal Bank eat) paid , et dir.—Ulster Banking Company B 2 los. ei en ork a.d Bandon L5O paid 11—Great SonC.ern and Westeni £lOO paid), 94—Mk land Went Western .C.lOO paid , 57. ILLNESS or Ms. Srueozolf.—The Rev. C. IT. Spurgeon, after having been home only one &Imlay from his continental tour, was unable yesterday to perform his customary duties at the Metropolitan Tabernacle, his place being supplied by the Rev. Mr. Gange, of Portsmouth, who was formerly a student in Mr. Spurgeon's college. In the course of the morning's service Mr. Cook, one of the deacons, came upon the platform and said that no doubt very many present would feel greatly disappointed that their pastor, Mr. Spurgeon, was not in his usual place. It was due, therefore, to his people that some explanation should be given, or else it might be thcught that he was seriously ill ; such was not the case, although it would be very unwise of Mr. Spurgeon to attempt to preach that day. Mr. Cook then read a letter which had that morning been addressed by Mr. Spurgeon to his church and congregation, in which he expressed his regret that he was unable to be with them ; at the same time ho desired most sincerely to thank all his friends who had so kindly assisted him in the matter of the Stockwell Orphanage, and he trusted that the Lord would return it a thousandfold into their bosoms. He bad suffered much since Monday, but he had called in the aid of a beloved phy■ican, who he trusted. with God's aid and blessing, would be able to secure for him an effectual and permanent cure. He hoped to meet them again on Thursday evening to preach to them, but not to perform the more laborious part of his duties.-4d rertiser. ROYAL HOSPITAL FOR DISEASES OF THE CHEST, oar), E.C.—The number of patients under treat ment at tine hospital during the past v. 14 amounted to BG4, of which 72 were new came. CRYSTAL PALACI. HALF-A-CROWN DAT.— SATURDAY, Seri. 14.—Admimons on payment, Vl2; ditto by season ti:kets, 2,846; total visitor, 3,758. .... 10S1 .... Uli 98 gill 911 1 fOt i 1 1616 _(Dm 13-16 7 8 i 430 430 18 k au 6 8 '1 3 2 21 8_ 9_ 11 if 4 & 18 19 I I 18 . 19 $6 $7 - i - le 6 . 8_ 1 1 r' : .1 2 - 4 31 4k 2%2! N it 290 410 57#421 6 U U. 10 64 67 166 164 i 721 26 n 67 16 18 105 115 7 9 1031 110 1 T .... 110} } - 161! 104 i 1