The Express. — London, England, 1864-10-15 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) COURT OF BANICItUPTCT. (Before Mr. Winslow r Commissioner.) 1114 El SOPHIA TUBB. The bankrupt was • lodging-housekeeper, of Uxbridge gm. INA Bayswater. She applied for her order of discharge. and also for her release from custody. It appeared that the bankrupt had been in custody four months, former appli- cations for release baring been refused by the late Mr. Commissioner Fare and Mr. Commissioner Goulbarn, be cause the bankrupt peniated in keeping possession of the house she occupied. _ _ Mr. G. Lew(' op — posed the application, the bankrupt still bolding roesesaioo of the house. Ili:bonny, for thebankrupt, urged that she was entitled to her discharge from the length of time she had been in custody. His Honour 'aides the assignees did not oak for possession et the premise* he should not stop the order of discharge no that account. As to the release from custody, the Lord chancellor had laid it down that the common law rights of creditors were not to be interfered with unless the release f a bankrupt from custody would be a substantial benefit to the estate. Mr. Denny contended that the retain from custody was canasta on the order of discharge. His Honour reserved his judgment on this point. Eq 6a VIALL—PrITTIOX DISYL9BI:D. The bankrupt was an attorney's clerk, of Charlotte-street. Mansion-house. This was the sitting for examination and discharge. It appearing that he had omitted from his list of creditors a li►bility of 2001. on a guarantee, which made his debts above 300/., the petition was dismissed. IN RE WIC TRZDRRICR WINDHAM. This well-known case came before the court by adjourn ment from the 29th of July bat. The bankrupt is described as of 3A, Upper Westbourne-terrace, Marylebone, gentle man, also of Norwich and of Cromer, stagecoach proprietor. The adjudication was made on the god of May last, on • creditor'. petition, and of course no preli minary statement of affairs was required from the bankrupt. At the sitting for choice of assignees, debts of between 1,000/. and 2,0001. were proved ; and at the sitting for examination and disch►rge, on the 29th of July, no aoooonta being filed, an adjournment was ordered t:11 this day. No accounts have yet been filed. Mr. Lawrence, for the assignees, stated that the accounts were ready, but the accountants (Messrs. Johnstone and ('o.) wished to go through them again before filing them. Therefore, &short adjournment only would be necessary. Mr. Chidley and Mr. Brougb, for creditors, concurring, an adjournment was ordered till the Mid of November. IN HE LIVITT AND ATECENS. The bankrupts were auctioneers, of Cheapeide. This wee it.e sitting for examination and discharge. Their joint debts are 1,1901.• separate debts of Livett, upwarcbi of 5,000/. Mr. &tripod opposed for Mr. Edgar Young, of Bromley, a creditor. Livett. examined, deposed that they had carried on the business of selling businesses by private contract and tender. From September to November last they sold some property fcr Mr. Bud, of Hammersmith, wbo was now a creditor for *216%, the proceeds of the sale. This and other moneys had been used in their businees. Mr. E. Young, draper, of Bromley, deposed that in Feb tury last he employed Livett to dispose of his stock and business for him. It was sold for 2501., which Livett re ceived. Witoess had only got 13M. ; after repeated applies. lion he could not get the remainder. Upon this evidence Mr. Sargood contended that the appro priation by the bankrupt of moneys belonging to his clients was in reality a contracting of debts without mumble or probable means of payment. In a similar eau—that of Encleheart—the bankrupt had been sentenced by Mr. Coro missioner Holroyd to imprisonment. The Registrar—Would not the same argument apply to the case of a banker Mr. Sargood thought the distinction between the mess was obvious. /Emmy was entrusted to • booker with the knowledge that he would us it. Mr. Lowrance, for the bankrupt Livett. contended that the ease wee favourably distiugaished from that of Engle. heart. There was no pretence for saying that when the bankropt received money on account of M. Young, he coo truied a debt without means of payment. Mr. Bagley appeared for Stevens, who wee not opposed. Ihs Honour reserved his judgment on Livett's ease, but granted Stevens his order of discharge. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) CLERICEN WELL Pk RING BONTILIT FROM A RA/LWAT CAN.—COMMITTAL. /tr./MA.lin Jambe, residing at 11, Preeteewtgeet, Twig follr..Bethosl-gresn, and Prawns Jambs, his wife, were charged with steeling a b a l e o f goods front a Great N orthern Radom. van, at Clerkenwell Mr. Wootner appeared for the proeseatioa. sad Mr. Bawd for the defence. Onttheevidence it appeared that the prisoaers and a man not is custody have for some time pest been suspected of committing depredations in the streets. and it was their geoetul practice to go shout in a cart, and driving a fast trotting horse. Having been seen loitering about the City by Hann and Lew two active detective officers belonging to the Fleet-street station, they were watched, sad when they drove oR the where., who had also procured a fast home, followed them to Smith street, Nertbstontcw - ecleare• The hleeeee were seen to take a b a l e o f goo d s f rom one of t he (heat Northern hallway vans, and then make off. The officers pursued them as quickly ea possible, bat as they were going along the arletree of the vehicle in which they were in broke down, and the officers unfortunately loot sight of the prisoners. From bigotries they, however , made, they ascertained where the primmer' resided and on going there found the stolen property, together with the horse and cart. The property has since been identified as belonging to Ileum Shadwick end Co., of Aldermanbory. Both (Acorn stated that the ran was a notorious receiver of stoles property, and bad for mane years been looked atter by the polio. They also stated that they bad good reseal to be lie ve that the pri soners were man and wife. Mr. Beard asked that the woman might be discharged as she was acting under the control of her huaband. As for the man he would reserve his defence. Mr. D'Epscoort discharged the female, and committed the man to the Middlesex S6l/1/01111 for trial. SEIZURE or UNWHOL[SARE NEAT. Mr. Layton. the vestry clerk of Islington. asked for an order for the destruction of some veal and pork that had been seized on the premises of Mr. W. Johnstoae. Park pie manufacturer, of Esarix-road (late Lower-road), Islington, by Dunham, one of the sanitary inspectors for the parish. The evidence of Dr. Ballard, the medical officer of health, which was confirmed by the officer Dunham, was that the two fore quarters of veal were both diseased and putrid. std were quite unfit for the food of man. The leg of pork that had been !wired, in addition to being very much bruised was diseased, and the pig from which it bad been cut bad altered from hog typhus, a disease very much on the in crease in the London piggeries. The meat the officer Dun ham stated was intended to be made into pork pies, and in sassier to Mr. Layton, said he supposed that the veal was intended for pork pies, as from what be had heard it all de pended upon the flavouring. The Magistrate. having inspected the meet, at OOP made en order for its destruction. The owner of the meat, after all the persona had left the r .urt, came back and said the veal was good, but he was told he could explain that when he was again before the COUTt. E3T MINRTTft. SINCCLAR CHARt.:I or BIGAIIT. Richard Batiry, a man about 411 years of age, of very forbidding appearance, was placed at the bar before Mr. S'elfe, charged with feloniously intermarrying with Priscilla Moffett, bin former wife being alive at the time. The second wife was put into the witfleta hot. and being sworn, was about to give evidence, 'rhea Mr. Sells said he could not hear her testimony until he had bad proof of the fist marriage. The second wife, a tall and rather floe woman, then stood down, and Mr. Self. inquired where Sarah White, whose name appeared oo the poliee sheet as a witness, was. Mr. Harkness, an inspector of the B divisioo, said that she was a very aged woman, 73 years old, and was unable to attend. She was the mother of the prisocer. The second wife said that if she had time skive° her she could produce the necessary evidence. She was proceeding to nick, a statement when Mr. Selfe repeated he could not Lear her, I iiniel Maloov, 114 F. said he was in James-street, Co. • last night, when the second wife came up end •' wanted a man taken into custody for bigamy. my afterwards the prisoner came out of a bowie in Hart- Pre,t, and the second wife charged him with unlawfully • •rying her. She said that if time wu allowed she could r•n it, and she then produced two certificates. nertificates were then handed to the magistrate. The ' •t• reisited to the marriage of Henry Batley to Elisabeth 1 . ,t Flackney Church on May 19, nag. and the ••• • •••••. of llinhanl Fleorr Batley to Priscilla Moffett iu - 'ra:ia on the llth of July, 1840. 31 r. ••“Ife— Ind the prisoner say anything when taken ,:.!,• . - •l4t.aly "• lie did not deny it. any nothing about it now. Let the ease be i.• : . .;ust trio. Its he certainly had been living with an ' • • - r woman ; 3.1 when the certificate°, the first marriage '•r• • not deny that she wee hi wife. •• '• - • Wipit evidence is there, even *apposing you •• .•i• 'Yin Re the husband in the first marriage, that the w•lt alive when he married the second • •.1 wife—She was seen alive six years after he rear- r ' ! s..f e slid the COW ought not to have been brooght r• ' , mat he taken before the magistrate of the • • r where the prisoner nrni. a PPmagmdel Sr/VT:MARK. ro , nwr PVT TO WORKMG HENN CLUBS. 19 veep of ege, oteeeribed ou the eliergo. dealer, or hawker, re eidieg in a macaroon - a.a the Mint, was hrougit before Mr. Bareharo, a .telling a large Dumber of book' from the • ‘l.l )4 flub. in Hoare-etas* Kont - finstv mlluged • •- roperty of Mr. Donald Scott. the trou'ule• iNNIMENNommE. THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENTNG, OCTOBER 15, 1864. The latter gentleman, a baker, on business in E -street, Dover-road, and one of vestrymen 'xi S Clearges. said that he was treasurer and one of the trustees of the Working Men's Club, in Henry-street, which was establiahed a short time ago for the benefit of the working-claim in that district, sod he was glad to say with every prospect of some& The prisoner, who took a very active part in the formation of the club, and exhibiting considerable Intelligence for one of his class, was appointed librarian, and had charge of all the books, maps, &c., in the reading rooms and class rooms. Through the kindness of serest benevolent persons th e had accumulated sem useful library, • catalogue of which was made out, and kept by the prisoner. A few days ego the latter absconded, and on the com mittee examining the library, • large qua c ti s t s.b of . the books were mimed, as well as the ne, so that they could not my the extent of their loss. prisoner was, however, apprehended on Wednesday evening, when he gave up the catalogue and several of the books. Mr. Burcham asked bow the club was constituted ! Mr. Scott replied that each member paid two pupas a week, and at • general meeting a committee was appointed from their number as well as a secretary. Trustees were also elected who had charge of all the property. Mr. Benham asked whether there was any entry in the minute books kept by the smretary "vesting the whole of the property in the trustees!" Mr. Scott replied that there was not, but at • general meeting it was resolved that the trustees should have charge of the property. Mr. Burcbam told him that would not do, avid be should recommend them to call a general meeting as soon as pos sible, and pass • resolution "vesting the property in the trustees." The prisoner he supposed to be a member. Mr. Scott replied that be was, and after some conversa tion with the prisoner he told his worship that he had pro mised to :encore all the books, and do all he could to make amends for his misconduct. Mr. Bonham discharged the prisoner, and hoped that he would not behave in such • dishonourable manner for the future, for he had narrowly escaped being convicted as • thief. WANDSWORTH. HOW RAILWAY COMPANITB AB/ ROBBCD. Thomas Gussia, drayman, and Charles Batman, railway porter, were brought up on remand charged with being in the unlawful possession of a firkin of stout. On the evening of Tuesday lest the prisoner Guerin passed out of the gates of the goods station in NiDoehne.lene with a dray belonging to Messrs. Chaplin, the carriers. He delivered up a pen marked "Goods," to Bray, the con stable, who on looking at the dray observed a firkin of beer bearing the names of the firm of Ind, Coop., and Co., the Romford brewers. On being questioned, the prisoner said one of the portent put the firkin in his dray, and asked him to take it to the end of Nioe-elme.lave, and wait till he came. The other prisoner was afterwards seen at the spot, and, on being questioned, ed. milted that be was the porter, and declared that the firkin was given to him by Beetle, one of the draymen in the service of Meeria. Ind, Coops, and Co. It transpired that three deliveries of beer from the Romford brewers were made at the Aetna on that day, and that an additional firkin wee sent by Beetle, who was the last carman, after the book had been sent containing the original number of casks, end it was presumed by Badman that it was one over. The prisoner Guerin said Beduin& told him to obtain a ?am for the firkin, which he did, end it was marked foods," n and he tho ught it was all right. adhered to his statement, and said it frequently occurred with the delivery of beer from tint brewery that there was a seek over the number, and the men took it away Beetle WY sworn, and denied positively that be gave the Arkin to the prisoner, and also that he was unaware of its being added to the number of casks to be delivered. Mr. Daymen committed the prisoners far trial, and ac cepted bell for the appearance of Gamin. The other prisoner, for whom bail was refused, was re manded fora week on another charge of breaking open some boxes which were at the station, in April last, to be sent to Peterslield, sad stealing a quantity of jewellery and other articles. Sinop the prisoner had been in custody a part of the stolen property was found at his house. FIRE AND NARROW ESCAPE or Two PERSONS. RBIs DAT. )—This morning as a man named Olathe Newell was parting the premises belonging to Mr. Joseph Lindsey, • carpenter and joiner, situate No. 3, Severn•street, St. George'sin-the-Kaat, he discovered them to be on Two pintoes is the burning building were for some time unable to effect their escape ; but the brigade, regardless of danger rushed through the heated smoke, and personal brought them down in rattily. The back portion of the premises and the valuable furniture were destroyed. The conductor of the Royal Society's escape had to lower his machine under three railway arches before he could reach the mesa& THE GEVERAL HOSPITAL, BIRMINGHAM. —5,000/. RECEIVED FROM Tlii LATE MUSICAL FISITTIVAL.—At the weekly board, held yesterday, Mr. Alderman Cutler in the chair, the further sum of 2,0001. was received from Colonel Mason, the chairman of the Musical Festival Committee, on account of the proceeds of the late festival, making altogether 5.001., which have been paid into the funds. Colonel Mason also intimated his intention shortly to close the accounts, and to remit any further balance. The grateful and sincere Hawks of the board were accorded to Colonel Mason and the Musical Festival Committee. SUICIDE BY A DISCARDED LOVER AT BLACKBURN. —An inquest is to be held at Blackburn to-day on the body of John Marshall, Rollin Bank-terrace, who poisoned him self by swallowing 1 oz. of landarium, in consequence of hi s sweetheart having discarded hi m . The young man left bebiod him the following letters :—" My dear, dear Ellen, —I write this as • lastfarewell, for before you can read this I shall have taken the cup of poison. Far, far better is death now than life; but I shall die, believing I shall go to Christ. So fare well, and God bless you, and may we meet above. Grant me one favour—that is, to see me in my grav e before you go home. — Yowl in death, JOHN MARSRALL.' —" Dear Father and Mother,— Weep not for me, for I shall be happy in Heaven. I Irish you to sell all I have and pay what I owe, and take this warning and give your hearts to Christ and meet me is Rearm—Your loving son, JOHN MARSU A LL." RAILWAY SUICIDE . — On Thursday evening, on the arrival of the London and North Western 8.20 pas. Heger train at Levenabulme station, sear Manchester, the driver gave informati on th a t a t the curve • few hundred yards south of the station the train passed over the body of • gentleman, wbohe had reason to believe had deliberately placed himself in its way. Search was subsequently made , when the body of Mr. Charles Davis, of the firm of Messrs. John Davis, Son, and M'Whinoie, of Market-street, Man chester, was found on the lies. The wheels had passed over the upper part of his thighs. Mr. Davis was quite in sensible and died soon afterwards. The body was removed to Mr. Ward's, Railway Hotel, near the station. Ithras • fine moonlight night, but owing to • inure of the lies the driver of the train did not see the unfortunate gentlemaa in time to stop the train. A letter was found in his pocket which leaves so doubt as to his previous intention being one of suicide. Some domestic trouble seems to have weighed on his mind. He bad taken tea at home at half-past 7 o'clock at Fallowfield, and he is supposed to have walked across the fields (about • mile) to the railway. EAST or ENGLAND BANK.—We learn that the liquidators have declared a first dividend of 10.. is the pound, payable next week. Notices, stating the time and place of payment, have been forwarded to the several credi tors—Not:folk Peers. We are requested to correct the statement in the Mercury of yesterday, to the effect that the Yorkshire Banking Company are creditors to • large amount of the Leeds Banking Company, end to add that the Yorkshire Banking Company are not in soy way affected by the failure of the Leeds Banking Company, other than as holders of • few of their 5/. notes—Levis Sri rrury. A collier's wife, near Wigan , poured 2ilbs. of blasting powder in le fire on Thursday night, under the impression that it was a can of water she had in her hand. Her husband was sitting near the fire at the time, and the consequence was that husband and wife were seriously injured, whilst the roof of the house was blown etf. By a Sre in Liverpool, on Thursday night, pro perty to the amount of 8,0001. was destroyed. The fire occurred in • warehouse in Dwerry House-street, filled with dour, wheat, brimstone, jute, and hemp. Cecilia Baker, a woman who ha s for some ti me ' been suspe c t e d o f :ding and abetting in the Taunter of • child at Coseley so far back as July, was committed to trial yesterday by the Bilaton magistrates. At the coroner's in quest there was not evidence to commit the woman, though a man with whom she cohabited was sent to prison on the charge. Yesterday, however, fresh testimony was tendered strong esough to incronioate her. The River Plate mail packets have been ordered l i by the English government to leave RuencCe Ayres sad Monte Video for Rio de Janeiro eight hours earlier than they have hitherto dose. TsArm RECEIPT9.—The traffic receipts of rail ways in the United Kingdom amounted for the week ending the Bth of October, on 11,596 miles, to 668,4034, sod for the corresponding week of last year, on 11.261 miles, to 622,459/., showing an increase of 335 miles, sod of 65.946/, in the receipts. The gross receipts on the following 14 rail ways amouoted in the aggregate oo 8.216 miles, to 561,060/., awl for the corresponding week of 1863, 00 7,994 miles, to 507,3251., @bowleg an increase of 222 miles sod 53,735/. in the receipts. The increase on the Csledoeian amounted to 2,5541.; on the Great Fasters to 1,678!.; on the Great Northern to 4,429/.; on the Greet Southern and Western to 1671. oo the Great Western to 7,2601. ;on the Lemonlike s od Yorkshire to 3,2261.: on the Loudest and North-Westarn to 9.9.151. ; on the London arid Brighton to 3,5191. ; on the London and South-Western to 2,6931.; on the Maothester. Sheffield, and Lincolnshire to 1,5151. ; oo the Midland to 6,1471.; on the North British to 1,7751. ; on the North Eastern to 4,1361.; and oo the South-Eastern to 4,649!. —total, 53,735/. The goods and mineral traffic on this. lines amounted to 265,0211., sad for the eorresponding week of 1863 to 271,459/., *bowleg as increase of 23,562/. The receipts for passengers, parcels, he., amounted to 266.0391. against 235,8661., showing an increase of 30,173/. The traf6c re ceipts on 62 other lines amounted, on 3,380 miles, to 127,3451., and for the correeposding week of lest year, on 3,237 miles, to 115,1341., showing an increase of 113 miles and of 12,2111. in the receipts. The total receipts of the pet week show a decrease of 12,2401.. as compared with those of the preceding week ending the let inst., and, as compered with the oorrespoecliag week of last year, • on- Werth's lamas* is the trait el the country. No. I ft. I 60 62 U 40 99 161 114 11414 64 GI 103 166 U IS 112 US4 96 96 66 i NI U 110, 110 102 14 U 24 11 106 a 1274 SI 011 IS OS IN IN •• u • IS pm I II es 11$ ID I le pue 71 IT lot In 115 1311 St 14 S 6 V S 2 831 I 9 100 199 97 4 11 99 31 Ila lONS. OS 1.7 100 101 0010 pr 4 7 8 96 190 92 94 IT 7I 1 1 ... 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I 1 dim Si 113 10,1 11l ISS 111 I S Ms zd ted I Ira 1•5 fill 111 s ilds I Ofdls I I did 4 4 4 10 1 s 4 S db Ps% Si *26 1 fd/4 bail 15 If 2 14i pa l Par ilxsi If lipr, 2 41 I WIS. / s 4 ass 9 217-- 2 12 Par 1 11 1 7 Po 10 0 PEI 2f 24 4 2 dim 6 2 dla 1 41 61, 1 die If 20 pis - Fs 1 St%dß !Imo rai 14 17 _l4 Si i SS 41 la i of i 9 11 idj li :w, lfi i PEFFERENCI SHARKS. Great Northam 5 per sect., 104 Great Wooten. Original 5 per mot. redeemable, pref.,loo. North British 5 per sena, 1051. North Staffordshire, 21i. FOREIGN RAILWAYS. Bahia and S. Frew., lint., gear. 7 wank. 151. Namur and T.i4e, guaranteed 6 per Calk prof. byßeigima Government, 194. SHARE LISTS.-{THIS DAY.) Two o'OLoow. The railway market continues decidedly and a further advance has taken place in prices. Great Northern stock has risen 1 per cent., Metropolitan and Great Eastern 1, Mid land }, and London and North Western, Lancashire and Yorkshire, and South Eastern }. London and North Western stock is now quoted 112} to I ; Great Western, 71} to } ; Mid land, 130} to 131 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 114 to } ; Caledonian, 123 to 124 ; South Eastern, 82} to I ; Great Eastern, 44-1 to ; Great North ern, 128 to 130 ; London and South Western, 94 to 96 ; and Metropolitan, 111 to 112. Foreign and colonial railway securities exhibit no movement. Bombay and Banda, and East Indian stocks, however, are inquired for. .NARY SHAUN AND NA se. I pal RAILWAYS. I 7C11,7,,C.: an aim., WoL* Nowe VAL 'lOO &Ahead Tyne • Badaa.llastrdot NILO 103 ; sad &Moe— -1011 I Caledonian 112 id 123 114 - ai ,Oort and Baados all Cornwall an Do. •I A soar. until all Do. p. e, lassid to B all Dublin and lone aR Deades,ParlbotAlNLls IN Idlaburgband Glasgow IN !Glasgow and B. Weston Id. *sat Eastern Ord. BC illo MT. - i MO Do. L No.! 111 Great Norlbonoolland 1.. DuA I•nu so dtv. us lw Do.ll e. pold B 10 OR South & Wog. (La) 00 Groot Wostoou 111 SS 14 IT 86 86 106 101 4 4 04 e —•-• • V 1113 lie 1J 140 ill 110 I. 91 7l 11 mir n! i= Do. Utonryal Gunk I due I ii27o47tai o. — 100 no. w.),D4.70xf0:41 100 ! Do. Do. HaMord 100 loncoaldro t York:dare 100 London and Rockwall 100 Lao., Brlghto. & &Coast 100 London,Chathm, & Doe 1100 Loudon & North Moto. 100 iLoadonetdouthßoatern 1100 !Mao..Shot..ek Lombok I all !Moryport sad Carnal* Do. Do. 'lOO Metropolitan Rum 1100 Do. New 01 . 11 Do. Now DeFbl MI: mid. 0 4. — W — e. T 1 .. . W' Do. *Slums led lost W NM Kent (Cry Line). c iao INoethl.3.rtt4i: I ° ' K l iQ ' Perth • Dg . lA 1 1001 j 21.. 100 Do, Leeds— ,loo Do. York b;". &irTsi; WI Do. Stock.aDorUag. 19 Do. do. 196638.... It ,_Do. do. 189101.... mein L-±71,10:- 7; Do. New ...... 100 North noffordaldro W N. et 8. Wasters Jam 1100 8 " 4 !4' 9." 111 * _ ilia JUOttle N.K. Aber Stk 1100 *relish 1111141 sad W Shrewsbury d WelcbpL 100 'lOO St uv utr igr ne:ou ljniaa 1100 s,.F•elle.r° 100 & Yockah. S Rim Dun' Biabaes,Wolalsgbakitc. 100 Tat Va. Do C ,100 Vole of Nosth 1 1071 ' Ylctoel& & 6 & Plmlbo 1100 Waterford & Kilkenny 100 West Cornwell its , W.Hazsl9l limb. & RI. I BRITISH. ?O RAILWAY& all &Bantle& Ka Lawrence 100 Bom.Bar.&C.la.g.f..c 10 Do. 118harve all 'Buffalo & Lake Harm all Do. Preference 160 , Bud., BrantAGodeekb 1 69. a Ms. Aug. 1,1211 100 Do. do. Jul: 1. 1872 100 ! Do. do. Jane 1,1674 100 Cal, &8. Eastern /c. o. g. 100 Cape T. & Dock Sp. e. g. . ; all Denerars.7p.c.per.pref 140 l7ael Bengal la. 6do 1 100 , last tcduu go. 6 do 6 1 Do. .7 Vatensloa ; 100 , Grand Trunk of Ilkaadal Do. Equip. all Do. lit pref. Bonds 1 all Do. do. deferred, i all I Do. and pref. Boads 1 all , Do. do. deferred' I all Do /td pref. Stock ! all , Do. da deferred all Do. 6th pref. Stock all Do. do. deferred 100 Great Indian Peninsula, IS Do. Erna. 6 per 4,40tt. f 2 Do. New do 1100 Ot. S. of India 6.6p. ct 100 I Do 42 pee cent. Do all Ot. Western et Canada! 12 . Do. New all I Do. L . ltda. pay. 1:13; j Do. do. do. 107741 , !lodine eh. Limited; ; 1 . Do. New 100 Madras guar. 6p. oath I 'lOO Do, do. 01 do , 100 Do. do. do.— ! Do. Fitt! &Itemise: 100 Mel& Corp. 0 pre c. Isd' ell Kalb. and Bohemia bey ; all N.Bron.kaus.cle.A tit b 100 N. V..olCandp.e.lat p. 'lOO ScAnds. gua. 6 par caul ;100 Do. Delhi go. 11 I --i Do. 5.;: (KZ - ****** It. 100 Punjoo do N. 1 100' Do. litdaa lit.flot. do JOINT WPM No. 1 NIL a Bw.z. 110 111 100 101 100 101 19 10 90 93 20 it 69 61 03 66 IB 63 66 44 60 26 30 26 16 196 lei t r par 96 100 111 m 9 91 Ili It Ma 89 91 77 81 I Ittia 100 101 92 94 911 90 56 IS a N as 90 100 geeb par 991 u 19 4 95 9 96 97 . BANK& iiii I loci 1001 No. I Mi. I BABA& lid I CL p11.6a. I We. - 110,000,100 Agra& Masterman'srl ) - 601 - - - 120 . 5 - SENO 60 110. N ee am. 70 p.l 25 ' - - - 20,000 60 Do. of whiM 20 ispil.) l 20 i- - - 10,0001 60 Albion I 6 11 01dis - 20,00 u lOC AllianoeLmactLlverpool 26 , 25 37 U 4 51 10,000 100 1)e. New 1251 810 pm 34131 1e.00., 100 , Do. issued at 20 pm 10 - - - 100,000 20 Anglo Austrian 20,000 20 Ansi* Italian (Limited; 6 , 11 0111, 23 22200 40 Australasia - 7,600 II Do. New '3O I 21 24 pm - ILIO2 20 BankonliltiahColambla 16 i par ifinn .- 10.000 25 Baok of li f cypt 1 all' 161 271 - 6,000100 Bank of London 6O ' 165 16 0 - 26,000 20 Bank of Otago iLbnited)l 6 11 01iiiii - 10,000 100 Bank of Queensland (L'. 10 6 3 dl. - SO,OOO 60 Bank colVirtorla,Awaria 26 18 39 - 2000 100 Bank of W a l e s (Lim.) l2O 6 3 dis - 60,000 10 Bank of New Zealand , 8 7 Spm - 60.000 10 BratiltmeiPortagueseg 10 11 21pee - 20,000 60 British A Californian (LI 6 ; 11 Neil - 92000 60 British N. America - 32,1011 10 C. Bk. imUa,Aus., Claim all . 31 U sci 113 4 ad 7,e00 20 i Do. New 20,000 26 Chart. Mer. of india,ttr 1 a a li ll 67 60 1 - 10,000 25 Do. New , 121 37 39 pm -.. 10,000 100 Cay 10,000 100 Cokalal - 390,00 u 10 Comeldated Bank (1 ,; 4 14 0 pm: 10 6.000 100 Contmeutal(l.) I2O 4 2 din' -. 20,000 60 lima louaod klinai•dl 6 1 liPall .- 50,000' 20 Mute/11E f 'mage,Lim; 3 Idia Ipoi - 12100' 20 En‘ 3 rot.& 2 AuaLtitmed.l all SO 21 - 60,000 60 English and Swedish 1. 15 11 •I Ms 131 40,000 SO European Rank(Linatedl 10 3 1 dis l 91 16.000 60 ; Do. New - 10,000 100 Rindaso.ChesadkJap.(l a• 1 21pm 271 4 10,000 100 Do. New 12,000 100 Imperial Bank, Limited 20 10 12 pm - 6,000 100 De. New - 10,000 60 Imp, Bk.of Chius.&r.,(l lO 1111 2141 s - 136,090 20 Imperial Ottoman 1 iii b* 6me - ' 26,000 60 international Bank (Li, 16 7 6 al, - 4WD 26 lonian 1 all - - - 100,000 30 Lad Mortßk. India ,L,l 4 1 hi. 4} 20,000 50 Loa. Bk.ofMelleo,da.. L' 6 1 Nis 011 1 14,000 100 Lon. Bank of ScaUasidl.l 13 5 3Ms - 10,60010 London and Brazilian 2000 100 Loa.B.Ayrestt&Plate L4O 812 pm - 20,000 25 De. New, la. at 11 pm 7/ 11 219 m - 6,000 100 Low, 80., &3. Stmt. J., it 6 •Ms - 60,000, 90 Loa. MBank of Austria an 234 541 23 20,000 60 London and County 2B 70 ;2 ;9 / 6,000 100 Lao liarate7Con.Es. (L 103 3 II dls - 60,006 60 Loudon Joint Stack. _1 10 44 46 45 1 10,800 100 Lon. and Northern •L 50 7 4 di. - 90,000 83 Loadon& South Afrlean all 101 201 ad -ad 6,000 100 Loa &J. Western Ism.l 20 1 2pm - 60,0 0 10) Lim_ & Wertminster .- 20 91 05 941 4 10,000 100 Merchant Bank Lm.) 1 17 1 2 4 pail 20/ 1 10,000 60 Mercantile & ItachamL 10 par 4 pal 9‘ i 9 90,000 60 lm. New 174 Idis par - 10,000 100 Metro. & Prow. bank (Li 240 21m gar 181 18 ... - 100 Do. d., ; 10 - - - 6,061100 Midland Bank ,Lim.) l2O ldis par - 10,000 100 National of Liverp.,l 110 31 4ipm - 23,000 20 N. Pre. of England, Neil It - - 421 26,000 90 New South Wales all 42 64 - 40,000 10 New Zealand (Limited , ' 1 par fpm' - 60,000 20 North Western 6 1 3 • pm) - 50,440 25 Oriental Bank Corpora all 56 66 ad - 10,000 60 Provin.BattiOneCorp.lL 6 1/ ifdli - 30,000 000 Prowler. of trots:34 . 126 so 01 - 37.600 30 leande. Pont, & Delhi (L' 10 1 11p. - 92000 26 South Anstra/la all I 35 87 - 10,000 15 South Eastern 'Um.) 10,000 100 Nand. of B. 8. Aldo& 4,460100 Do. do. - 10,000 26 17nien of Austratia,New MI so 62 - 10.000 106 tidos of Irwland (Unt)l 12 11 11(11s - *ON 66 376106 at Logsdon il6 SO 62 51 DOCkla No. la. I D 0025. IPd I CT. prlceaj Wes. (MAN li. maw Wist Eilis - .icri 136 in I lk. - 12.000' 10 0660161,10 6i.06J0ek 6 - - - 6,6744 Bt. Loodustatialbarla. 00 611 65 674 7 ists, St. thisopton WA 84 Vltinwia F I I f oo 106 107 - 6,006 9) Do. New - - - MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Osocc. There is not much business in the stock and share markets to-day, yet the general tend ency of prices is rather favourable. The principal feature is a rise of no less than 8 per cent. in Confederate Bonds, on the intelligence from America. Consols have also advanced i per cent, and some British railway stocks i to L The discount market is rather quiet to-day, although a large amount of Indian and Egyptian bills have become due. The rate for the beat three months' drafts, however, is maintained at 9 per cent. In the Stock Exchange the charge for short loans on English government securities is 4 per cent At Paris to-day, according to Mr. Reuter's tele gram, the Three per Cent. Recites opened at 65fr. 26c., being per cent. better than yesterday. Consols are now quoted 881 to for money, and 881 to 1 for the account (Nov. 10). The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 884, 4,4, 1 ; ditto for account, 881 ; Three per Centa. Re duced, 861, ; New Three per Cents., 864, ; Bank Stock, 2364, 237 ; India Stock, 104, ; Five per Cent. "enlaced" rupee paper, 106 ; Exchequer Bills, March, 64., 10s. die. ; ditto June, 155., 20s. die. • The dealings in the foreign stock market are upon a limited scale. The principal feature is a rise of no less than 8 per cent. in Confederate Bonds. Greek, on the other hand, have receded /. Some of the present quotations are annexed, viz. —Greek, 221 to / ; Mexican, 261 to/ ; Confederate. 62 to 64 ; Spanish Passive, 30/ to ; the Certi, ficates, 13/ to 1 ; Turkish, 1858 Bonds, 68 to 69 ; ditto, 1862, 691 to 1 ; and the Consolidds, 49 to 1. Transactions are recorded as follows :—Mexican, 26}, 1 ; Russian, 1862, 871, 861 ; ditto 1864, 851, ex div.; Sardinian, for account, 82/ ; Spanish, for account, 491 ; ditto Passive, for account, 30! ; Turkish, 1862, for account, 691, ; ditto 1001. Bonds, 691, ; Venezuela, 1864, 44. International Financial shares are now quoted 1/ to I prem. ; London Financial, 61 to 1 prem. ; General Credit, 2/ to I prem. ; Imperial and Mercantile Credit, 14 to 1 prem. ; Hudson's Bay, 15 to / ; Ottoman Sociitd GoSnd role, I to 1 prem. ; and Anglo-Egyptian Bank, 1 to; dia. The Stock Exchange broker who disappeared last night, with 10,0001. worth of stock, for which he gave cheques that were subsequently all dis honoured, has been captured. It is understood that the whole of the stock has been recovered. HALF-Parr Two o'CLocz. Consols are unchanged, at 8811 to for money, and ssi to for the account. The subjoined, with respect to the debts of Vene zuela and Equador, was posted yesterday in the Stock Exchange : Yeassaola Debt. —Mem% Bariag Brothers sad Co.'s spate, ceder date Sept. 24, advise having received for 55 per mot. of the import duties for one week from Custom-home of Puerto Csbsllo, 5,122.88 doh. • two weeks, La Cwt.', 17,092.08 dole. ; total, 22,214.94 dales—London, October 14, 1864. Veoesuels (1864) Low.—The Genmal Credit ►nd Pilaw* Company of Loadoa are in receipt of advice. by this mail of Use following duties collected on savant of this loan up to 24th Sept., vie :—From Ciudad Bolivar, 15,613.01 dots. ; L Guayra, 5,870.95 dole. ; Puerto Cabello, 3,098.85 doles ; total. 24,612.81 dole. ; amount previously advited,59,345.02 dole. ; to W, 83,957.83 doles Guayaquil has brought a re mittance of 826/. oe. 14. on account of the divideode on the debt of Equador.—Loodoo, October 14, 1864. No bullion transactions were reported at the Bank yesterday, but about 150,0001., chiefly by the West India packet, is expected to be taken there to-morrow or on Monday. The steamer Seine, from the West Indies, bas brought 408,0001., of which 249,0001. is gold, and 159,0001. silver. It appears that the correct quotation of the Bombay exchange is 2s. 1 5.16 d., and not 2s. 1 15-16 d., as reported in the telegrams published yesterday. The former rate is 3-16 d. lower than that received by the previous mail, and shows a movement in favour of England. No tendency of the foreign exchanges yesterday afternoon was decidedly in favour of this country, bills on the continent being offered. The rates were as follows : Amsterdam. 3 mouths, 12.2 to : ditto, 3 days, ILIB4 to 19 • Rotterdam, 3 =oaths, 12.24 to Ant werp. 3 wail" 7.6.85 to 95; Hamburg, me. bunco, 3 menthe, 13.10 to 4 ; Paris, 3 days, 26.30 to 40 ; ditto. 3 mouths, 25.85 to 90 ; Frankfort-ow.the•Maino, 3 months, 1214 to ; Petetsbe-g (per rouble), 3 mouths, 284 to 29 ; Viaara. ell. do.. 3 mouths, 12.20 to 25 ; Trieste, ed. Ao., 3 soothe, 12.20 to 25 ; Madrid, 3 months, 464 to 47 Wiz, 3 m eths, 47 to ; Leghorn, 3 months, 26.5 to 15; Naos, 3 mouths, 26.5 to 15 ; 3 month% 26.5 to 15 ; Naples, S months, 26.5 to 15 ; Palermo, 3 mouths, 26.5 to 15 ; Messina, 3 mouths, 26.5 to 15 ; Lisbon, 90 days, 614 to 4 ; Oporto, 90 days. 614 to 4. The following is a list of the rates of diszonnt now current on the Continent, viz. :—At Paris, in the open market, 74 per cent.; Vienna, ; Hamburg, Berlin, Brussels, and St. Petersburg, ; Turin, 9 ; F rankfort, 5 ; and Amsterdam, 7 per cent. The following circular announces the suspension of Messrs. Brown, Buckley, and Co., East India br..kers, an old established and respectable house. The precise amount of their liabilities has not tran spired, but is understood to be large. As regards the assets, it will be seen that the partners consider that the estate shows a considerable surplus, not withstanding the heavy fall in the value of cotton and other produce : 11, Great Tower•etreet, London, Oct. 14. It is with deep regret that we have to announce that we have, after mature deliberation, come to the determination of suspending our payments, at all events until we know the actual extent of the liabilities that will come upon us wider contracts still outstanding toe cotton and other produce. During the last three months we have sustained very coo ' &datable losses from the fall in those commodities, and also from the failure of principals whom we had guaranteed to fulfil their engagements. As far as we are enabled at this moment to make up our aceounta, our estate shows a coo • lido able surplus, notwithstanding the further depreciation that has occurred ; but as we are quite nos.Me to foresee to what extent some of our principals may still suffer, and the consequent further 1018 that may fall upon °umbrae, we deem it prudent in the interest of all concerned to suspend our payments, so that ell who have claims upon us may be placed oe the ammo footing, whatever may be the result of our outstanding engagements. We have in the meantime placed our books in the hands of Messrs. Qualm, Ball, and Co., of If oorgate-street, and immediate arrangetneeta will be made by meaty of a newly 000atitnted firm to keep all future traowictions distinct from the past. We are. your most obedient servants, BROWN : BCCKLIT, LSD CO. Some excitement was caused last evening amongst certain of the members of the Stock Exchange through the return dishonoured of the cheques of a member of the establishment, given in payment for stock representing about 10,0001., which wu deli vered yesterday at the settlement. It appears that the person in question has hitherto banked at the Alliance Bank, but his clerk yesterday morning opened an account at the Bank of London, and the whole of the cheques for the stock delivered are stated to have been drawn in the name of the prin cipal upon the latter back, where the amount standing at the credit of the clerk was only 3001. The principal is stated to have disappeared. It is announced that Mr. Amandus Drosten, of Mark-lane, in the corn trade, has committed suicide in consequence of financial difficulties. His liabi— lities do not exceed about 6,000 L, but his assets reach only a few hundred pounds. It appears that Mr. Drosten has been carrying on accommodation hill transactions with Messrs. Groves and Todd, in the name way of business. Mr. Groves also put an end to his existence about a fortnight ago. A person who has been forging some bills was captured yesterday afternoon, and will be brought before the proper authorities. It has been serer- Mined so far that he made rise of the runes of Messrs. John Stuart and Co., of Manchester, &Da Messrs. Bramley Moore and Ca, of Liverp ool, I The amount of the forgeries hia not tramp' ' The Caledonian Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 2 2 8b41, over last year. The Commercial Bank of India, at its head quarters in Bombay, has declared • dividend foe the six months ending 30th June last, at the rate of 12 per cent., with a bonus of 3 per cent., making 18 per cent. per annum, and carried the sum of 22,3001. to its reserve fund. The hall i yearly meeting of the Great Indian Peninsula Railway Company is called for the 4th November. The subjoined report on the bullion market is from the circular of Messrs. Sharps and Wilkins : During the past fortnight but few transactioes of import ance have taken place in any description of bullion for ex port. Bar silver , being unsaleable for fedi% has declared is value to ss. ld. per or. standard, while the late arrivals of Mexican dollars having exceeded tire requirements of the market, their price has fallen to is. 11pd. So long u the present oonditioc of the money market and the uncertainty se to the future prospects of cotton continue, but little improve ment in the general tone of the market can be anticipated. A very considerable amount of gold just to hand from New York and California, will in all probability be sold to the Bioko( England in the coarse of the neat few days, than bolos no other demand. Th e quo t a ti ons are u follow : Bar silver, 51. ld. per oz. std. doll. ; ditto containing 5 grains gold. sa. lid. per oz. std. doll. ; Mexican dollar; U. llid. ; United States dollars, 4s. 1111., nominal ; Chiliaa dollars, 4e. 111 d. ; Spanish Carole* dollars, sa. ; Spaniels. Ferdinand dollars, 54. ; five franc pieces, 4e. llgd. i bar gold, 775. Pd. per oz. std. ; ditto containing 20 dwta. (elver. 775. 10111. per oz. std. ; American eagles, 76e. Pid. per ca. std.: Baullisa gold coin, 77e. M. per or. std. ; Spud& doubloon*, 745. to 75e. per or. std , nominal ; patriot ditto, 73a. Pd. to 745. ditto ; quicksilver, 84 per bottle, &scout 3 per mat. FRIDAY ivmss. Consols, which closed yesterday at 88, " sellers," for the 10th Nov., opened this morning at 88j to 4, and after touching 84 to 1, closed at 88, 3 , to For money the last price was 881 to I. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Console, for money, 84, 4, ; ditto, fee account, 883 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 861, ; New Three per Cents., 86g, 1,4, I, ; Annuities, 1885, 14 5-16 ; Bank Stock, 236; India Stock, 212; ditto, Five per Cent. Stock, 1044, 1034 ; ditto Bonds, Si. 12s. die ; Five per Cent. " °mimed" rupee paper, 100, 4. The India Five per Cent. stock was steady. India Bonds were dealt in at 12s. to Bs. die. The March Exchequer Bills remain at lls. to 6e. dis., and the June at 25a. to 15e. die. Italian stock declined * per cent., and Russia's Bonds of 1864, ; but, with these exceptions, foreign stocks were firmer. Peruvian rose 1 per cent. ; Greek, * ; Mexican and Portuguese, ; and Turkish securities, 4to per cent. The shares of the financial companies were inquired for and firm. Loudon Financial and Im perial Mercantile Credit rose tia. Hudson's Bay shares were rather firmer, at 114 to 4, and Egyptian Trading at /to / prem. Na tional Discount shares were buoyant, and rose IL., closing at 81 to 94 prem. Joint Stock Discount were slightly better at par to prem. The closing quotations are annexed, viz. : International,'l4 to 1* prem.; General Credit, 2* to prem. ; London Financial, 64 to 7 prem. ; Im perial Mercantile Credit (amalgamated), lt° I* prem. ; and Credit Fonder and Mobilier of Englaad (amalgamated), 24 to 2/ prem. Victoria, New Brunswick, and Nova Scotia Go vernment Debentures were in better demand. United States 5-20 Bonds have risen to 47i to aSi. . . . . The emigration commissioners have taken up tile ship Himalaya for the conveyance of passengers from Glasgow to Sydney. ORDINARY SHARES AND lITOCYJL BRITISH MIN W. 3,000 2 5,0004 . M . OO' .. 1,024 1 .. i tt 7. 4 iti . . i 44. -Nol maul 41.M01 'OW Knot ICrodbrlsa Cod. Gold. L Clifton= Clifford Aa D rakow Dor. G. Coo. (Wire ) slio . 1 11.L11 $0 Mimed $.4.0 $7.0 91.10. II 2 last Bawl (IDS) Ras!, Caradoa *et Corn Bros :Bast Grenville C..... .. W.llAusell (Tavlaik )1 NO .. lersabkar aU. Aubra 6 Omit Leroy !Welted) Dreg Booth Toles 6,Mi .. le. W. Vor (Helston) it. .. f Granville 1.014, . Herocts Foot 11460 1 :. irnoton Doom 11161 .. erpret May Want) Marko Volloy 66. 4 1 2 ▪ 0114 6 Ywyndy Iron Ore 1. .. i Nowilthe .. New Beton ..E . i . orth Downs . ortb Roam MOO .. .Wb. Bogen allonsa) 11.1119 .. alb Wboei croft, 11,000 heaver United 1.110 i . ii Pr Gm.d ooWn o c: ( i s U t .. Cle Want, (U. W. Tronces 1 111 4 00 ; 9101 :: ray put Lett:.. n "raft 61011 .. W basset (likaa) • misal .. W. Dormice (Lloluierd) West Clil Tenon .. West Beton 1 .. WI. Buret(lllogan) 160 .. WI. Boller Iftethmtb) ti .. .. Wheel Lodoott 1. W.liaryAnn ( Menbea ) .. W 1 ... Baton 1. _ Wb. ?Mown., (Usk ) 6, .. Wheal Union 17L 40 Lie I wawa BC 144. I 4 Ilk Ll.O 18.0 7.1.1 10.17 18. 1 110 10.17.1 it 111 ii• • 55 I'OPJUGS MLWAS. No. I lb. 66,0001 I AlandUm (Limited) 100,000 1 koglo•Bras.Gold,Lim 1 10,000' 10 Australian 76,000 1 .. 3o . : . ,tecord Oop.(Lim ) t 10,000 , I mall. Let W Co. (lAnal' 1.6,000 10 Copper (limited, , 25,000. I Silver Limited)) 12,006, 40' 10,070 20 Copper , —I 100,400' 1 edro N. Del lop mooo' I omouni.•ftv•tuaL' n.°ol 8 Del Rey (risdtedil 26,000 2 arena (lAmited) 10,0001 10 06,000 1 g (Waited) I lir, I 10,000 II usi twilit. (lAndted) 102 1 f nits 107,000 2IL Muses Bras.0.111.(1 I 60, 4 Panulehlo Copper VD. 10, 10 ilkintl h bt lip udhllverLeadi 140, I Mort 1 Auto Flarb.Ootel 11.(L) I i 110,000 1 ( roottlah Austra1(1101 ) 11,000 1 20 ,It. John del Bey Jim.) 43,1 , 4 30 ;United Medan 1.1ra.) 40,060) 1 . VallanzarmaoMClAm.)) 20,0001 1 Worthing (limited) . 114.000, $ Turlananiutana (TIM. I KISCLLL/111t0171L No. I Bb. CoMPAOIIItI. I Pd. I MINEB.-(THIS DA Y.) Two o'Cwoi. The mining market is quiet to-day, with very little business. Tincroft shares are heavy, sail have declined to 13 to 15, being 11. 10a. below the last price of yesterday. East Grenville arc quoted 7i to f, and Wheal Seton 135 to ROL Great Vor shares have been dealt in in the Stock Exchange at 254 and 281. St. John del Rey and United Mexican shares are dull ; the former are of marked 36 and 36, and the latter 4}. The subjoined weekly summary of the metal market is from the circular of Messrs. Von Dadelmen and North : In spite of the heavy declie* now established is all triads of metals and the wlllingnem of holders te supply the demand at the reduced rates, operation; cannot be induced to enter into fresh eogoretosele. nor do we see soy prospect of a revival of business until financial affairs have taken a mom favourable tun. Iron.—Welsh bars continue firm at 71. se. to 71.105. f.o.b. Wales. For Staffordshire qualities buyers have to pay fall prices, owing to the curtailment in the make. A Mtge business continues to be dope in Scotch pi: Woe, prices have declined to 51s. 3d. cull, and 53. N. arm- Copper.—The market remains is se anomalous Mato, hold ers of foreign and English are willing to sell, hat will not come forward. A large bulimia is re is Chili the last few days in Liverpool at M. and . Tin is very dull and difficult to sell, holders of Straits would se rept 971., but there is no cleaned ; for Bear., 981. weald be accepted. English is obtainable under official quotations. Tut plates.—The demand to slack and prices irrigable. Lead.—Priose unaltered, but little dole,. Spelter.—The market his been prostrate ; spot parcels are tssmble et 241., but we did not hear of say transections. Hull 'pedal breads, 231. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. (THIS DAY.) (PT ILECTUICI AMA IJITWIATIONAL TIMINIZAPII,I The market coatiaues steady. Sales probably 5,000 bass. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The market is steady. Asoexed are the present quoin tions:—Towe tallow, es., ; Petersburg Y.C. OD D = 41s. 3d. to 41..61; October to Decern ter, 41a • 40s. ; January to March. 40s. ; Marsh. 43k Bd. MARKET Arent:ea —Town billow, 445. 3d. ; fat ditto, 2.. 2 1 . ; yellow Russian, 4 3 . AI. ; me lted Gd. ; rough ditto, 18s. ; tallow graves, 18s. ; drop, is. _ _ SMITHFIELD HAY 1 1LkRICET.-4THIS DAY.) Mews. Huvey mad Heston report trade at the fat lowioa mien :—Prime meadow bay, SOL to 110 e. ; clover, aid, Ma to 130 a; ditto new, second eat, 90e. to Me.; straw, 27.. to 32a. COVENT GARDEN.-(THIS DAY.) The market is now crowded with all kind► of hardy fedi in season, especi►lly psan, of which there is ithuodaueo of admirable specimens. Crapes are likewise ►nlficiest for the dowsed, and there lea's° a fair supply of pine apples. Kiwi filberts and cobs fetch from 70s. to sos. psr 10011 w. Now walnuts are very plentiful, and oranges begin to maks their appearance. Tomatoes are large and fine. For potatoes there is s heavy wale. Flowers ehierly waist of (orchids. heaths, eaten, fuchsias, =list:m.l4a, sad raw. . . , rieuir. Pine apples, per lb., as to Bo Apples, per sieve, 1s Od to Is Grapes, per lb., Is Od to is Oranges, per 100, as to Its Ileloos. each, Is to as Lemons, per 100, es to Its Peaches, per &a, Gs Od to 12s Nuts, Itareelons. do., lee him per do 2, Is Od to ?sad New Brasil, do., 105 Plums, per i sieve, Ws to as Almonds, do., Is. to N 5 Pears, per doe., Is tid to_34___ VI Glll% Cabbegas, p. doz., Is to 21 Fry:. 11 Heil., per haltaleve, is rAßim Peet, per doz.. Is ea to b nabobs. per lb., 6d to tel Garbc, per lb., 1.4 to dl Lettuce*. each, Id to 2d Knipe. per score, Is to Iss blarseradlsh.p hunch, IsOdirds 11.1shrootris,p.pott , Is to Is 06 Patsies, per 12 Se-veers, ?a Wad llarbo, per bench, 66 Poiat;en. Y•rk Rednnts. per ton, 60. to 80s Rocks, do., 454 to lan „ Flukes, aos to 9"1 Carrots. per hunch. rl.l to 94 Tun** pot boo* ad to ad Cueumben., oath, td to ls PROVINCIAL SHARI NAAKJITIL Ltggagoot., OCT. 14.-Great Eastern, WC -Great Weslaco 714 3 4-Lancashire and Yorkeblre, 1134 14 4 4-London awl North Wastena. 1114 It 111 12 4 4 4-Manchester, SLelllvid and Iducoinstdre, 05 - Iletropolitan, 108110 i-ill , ll3lad, 1314-4914 is ..018 shares', 34-Amith Eastern. 84-Meat Luxembourg awes, fri td-Alliance hank London and Liverpool (Lueutvd . 9p - Ditto new dudes. 84 pp.-Eastern Ex lunge Bank Umitedl„ 0-1 o. 3.- Liverpool nuance (Limital), vi -liercentile and Eiehasige Beak L lernitedi. p.-National Bank ut Livetwel ,Limited 44 p.-North Woetern Rank :Limited ,.: p, -Albion Marble ,Limited , , 4 d.-Queen Insurance, if 1 Id v.-Royal Insurance, 5 7.14 p.-Llverpord rutted Gas, '142. -National St e ,. Natitatlon Company, 14 4 1 d.-West India and Pereillo S., 1. p. -Confederate Loan. fon 5. MANcinprnlll, Om 14.-A very rood hubris was done. WS prices did not close quite at the best, Great Eastern. 434 s 1 • -Gnat Luzemboarg. 94-Great /Neater,. li 14 ji cellars and Yorkshire, 1144 1-Inedon and North Western. 114 -Msachester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, 0.1 4 I Nampo itan, 108 i 191 10 4-Booth Eastern, 844-I}e lnsurence, p-Allance Bank. 10 p. 94 4 104 p.-Natiosed Steam, 71 d.-Loodoa, hrighton, and South Coast, 1 federate Leas 50 6-Intereational. 14 p.- West India rad& Steam 14 p.-MetropoUtan, New, 4 p.-Btareley Coal mg Iron. 14 p. fiILNISOHAIL, OCT. 14.-In this market today basinele vie vroseashlre and Yo: kshire stock has sold at 100: itemcteeals, at tot . Z:meinghant *Mb, at &I lAidlC7 spaw Bromwich Banks, at 84 : rawas Qatt Pd AIM Awes, at Pp premium. , 1 ~~ 1