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

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. Wore Mr. Cosuniniower Winslow.) C; BS G. A. BUM-APPLICATION FOS BELLA= The bankrupt, described se a couuniasion meat, of Vio tori••sgaare. end elsewhere, applied for his release from custody. He was opposed on behalf of Yr. Fox, uphol sterer, • creditor, who complained that 300 J. worth of roods obtained from him on credit had been transferred by the bankrapt . under • bill of isle. It appearing that the tint sitting in the bankruptcy had not taken place, his Honour adjourned the application until after the choice of •eeignee•. IN RE I. J. BROWNE. The bankrupt wee a job-master, of Bromptoo. This was the sitting for the examination and discharge. Debbi, 6741. Mr. Chidley, for the assignees, stated that the rapier ao:ouots had not been filed, and asked for an adjournment, .ith goods and cub amounts. The bankrupt said he had expected that his solicitor, Yr. Lewis, of Great Marlborough-etreet, would prepare his ac counts, but he had not done so, owing to his fee of 61. not being paid. Adjourned for accounts. IN RE WILLIS. The bankrupt was a ;Mar truuk maker, in Sloane-Arent, Chelsea, his wife carrying cm a dremmaker's hominess. Being sued in March he had bold both businesses, receiving Make asked for en Lecount of the application of this money, and an adjournment was ordered. Mr. Bargood appeared for the bankrupt. IN :RE J. ROUE._ The bankrupt, • ptiblicazi ,riili.fifartin's-lane, applied for his discharge from debts d 4151. In the beginning of the ear he bad taken the White Hart public-haw, which had been shut up Dearly • twelvemonth. He paid a deposit of 201., and borrowed M. of the Impend Lama Oompany to enable him to fit up the house. He only occupied it three mouths, finding the businese not to answer ; and the con tent, of the house were then taken in CMOCUPOII. Order granted. Ile Hi L WILSON.—A DOUBLI BANICRINITT. The bankrupt was described u a retired paymaster in the Royal Nary, residing at Battens'. This was the sitting for examination and diachargs llabts 261. only. Mr. Bower, for the o fficial anaignee, stated that the bank rupt had been bankrupt laat year, and had not paned ander that adjudication. Adjourned sine die. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) MAB.LBORMIGH-ESTREET. ♦ SUNDAY MORNING DWI. ---- .Varia Snt//, the keeper a • "bovine shop at No. 8, llusband4treet, St. Jame's, was charged Wore Mr. 1) ',that on a warrant with unlawfully selling spirits with out a hurnse. I'ohce•conatable Shrives, 82 C, deposed—On Sunday morning week, I went to No. 8, Husbandatreet, about 9 o'clock. I went into the shop and asked for a glass of some thing to drink. The prisoner was there and ether persona, who also asked foe something to drink. I told her she might servo the others first, and she went into the parlour. A woman followed her and was served with two glasses of rum, and it was paid for in copper money. She next served a young man with two glares of gio, for whieb he paid sd. I bad two glasses of rum, for which I paid 6d. I went again yesterday morning a little after ten, and saw a woman served with a glass of gin, and two men with two glasses of gin, for which they paid sd. I was served with one glass of gin. Primer—You did not have two glasses of rum. Shrives—Not yesterday, but the previous Sunday. Yes terday I had a eau of gin. Prisoner—He came in yesterday with a young man, and the► said they were ill, and they had a glass each. It had been left with me by a lodger. Mr. Scott, supervisor of excise—The prisoner has so license. Inspector James Walker—Yesterday morning about 10 o'clock, areompanied by Butcher, 137 C, I went to No. 8, Hatband-street, a clothes shop kept by the prisoner. On entering the shop the prisoner had a small glass in her hand. I said, " Well, Mrs. Snell, you are at your old games again." She replied, " Whatever do you mean!" I maid, " Selling gin ;" and she then said, " Oh, dear me, rm doing such thing." I took the glum from her band and asked what it had oontaieed, and she rid, " Oh, only a drop of gin." I then told her that I had a warrant for her apprehension. On searching the plate I found a bottle of gin, and another with aura rum in it. I then took her to the station-house, and while taking the charge I mimed her from the d oc k, an d saw her placing another bottle containing spirits under one of the meats. Butcher, 13• C—l went esterday, aocompanied by the inspector, to the prisoner 's shop, in Husband.street, and found in the cupboard several empty bottles, all of which bed 000tained spirits, and one bottle with some rum in it. There was also a stone bottle with some beer in it, and some measures which smelt of beer. The prisoner (who is about 70 years of age) said—The ram was brought iu by oee of my Wpm, who had a bad cold. The gin was given to her on Friday, as it was her birthday, and she was going to put some cold water and camphor with it, as she wan told it was good for the rheumatism. (Laughter.) . — laipector -----. Welker—Oa the 11th of February. 1861, the prisoner was charged with a similar offence before the late Mr. Beano, and lined 2M., or three months' imprisonment. Mr. Tyrwhitt—Such practice* are very bard upon pub licans, who have to pay for their licenses and who have very heavy expenses. The law is very stringent in such eases. I shall floe you 50/. or three calendar months in default. I could have fined you 100(. THREE SUSPECTED CHILD MURDERS AT POPLAR.-(THIS DA T.)4 Thin morning Mr. J. Humphreys, the Middlesex Coroner, received notice at his offices, in Spital.equare, Norton-folgata, respecting the discovery of three newly born children, supposed to have been murdered. The first cue was that of a fine fully-developed female child found dead in a ditch by some boys while paring through a field at the ray of the bowies in the East India-road. The body was almost naked, and bad only been deposited there a brief period. A medical gentleman was called, who was of opinion that the deceased had been born alive, and had died from hemorrhage and neglect at the birth. The deceased was removed to the dead-house at High-stmt, Poplar, and an inquest will be held on the body to-morrow (Tuesday) afternoon at the Spotted Dog Tavern. Another body of a newly born female child was discovered on Sunday morning by a police-constable of the K division lying in Morant-street, Poplar, and it is supposed that the deceased died from viollmee. The body was wrapped up in some pieces of rag and tied round with a string. The medical officer of the district was called and examined the decreed, who was well fortued, but had died from violence. A third body was also found under somewhat suspicious elm:meal:mos. It appears that a domestic servant named Sarah Watts, in the service of a family at Poplar, had been taken with sudden illness, and when search was made the body of a fine female child wee discovered concealed in time bedroom. A surgeon was called, who made an azaminatios of the body, and an inquiry will be held by the roamer at the cams time and place. As the crime of infanticide is so much on the increase at this part of the metropolis, a reward will be offered for the detection of the guilty pinata in the two first-named cease. SERIOUS FIRES IN LONDON.--During last night 11,1 this morning the firemen were actively engaged. Police constable 111 of the H division in parsing the pre mises belonging to Mr. Harden, a boot and shoe warehouse man, No. 112, High-street, Whitechapel, found smoke p,uring out of the lower part of the building. He at once rout off for Conductor Wood. Upon reaching the seem Wood was informed some persons were in the building which was then in • regular blaze. He at owe raised Lis machine in frost and attempted to enter Lest was unable. The lames were then attacking the Hen sod Chicken Hotel is Keet-and-Emex-yard, as well as the and mat warehouses of Mr. Cramp, 111, in the High street. The engines were set to work, when suddenly piercing screams were beard from the back of the blezioe T ie. Wood ran with his escape to the rear of the premise,. na mounting his machine he saw a woman sod child Penned op in a small yard, with a wall at each side about feet high. The beat of the flames and the dimity of the smulte had by that time nearly stifled them. Wood, how ever, pitch e d his ladder over the wall, deseended, and brought up the mother and child in safety. Mr. Harden's preint...s were nearly destroyed ; the property of Mr. Cramp senou=ly injured by fire. water, km ; and had it not berm for the services rendered by the land steamers the Hen and Chickens Hotel would hays been de stroyed. As it was considerable damage was done. Another Are took place io an unfinished house belonging to Ur. F. Neal. abuilder, Downs-park-road, Shacklewell. The premise were destroyed, and the roof of the adjoining Louse pertly burnt. When the fire wise considered to be Perfectly got under, a small quantity of Are was noticed 1 1 One of the men in the upper part of the ruins, and one of the firemen proceeded with a bucket of water to ge ne:Mai it. Unfortunately one of the walls gave way, and the unfortunate roan was buried in the debris. He was , eriously injured that he was obliged to be removed to the Genteel Hospital. - 3 113ttraN MAU& —On Saturday last the Cunard r:,,repany's steamer Scotia sailed from the Money for New 1 urk with the American maila together with P uwaw r et, &e. fie Wednesday the lemon steamer Glasgow will Jon leave the Mersey for New York, with mails for the I !libel States. Letters, fic., will be received at the Liver pool PostoMce until 2 o'clock p.m., and rid Cork until &30 I).m. There are three steamers due at Liverpool this week with the American and Canadian mails. The City of 1 : oodon, f rom N ew Y ork on the Ist of October, and the inadian mail steamer from Quebec on the same day, may be expected to reach—the former Cape Clear or Queens tnwit, and the latter Greeecestk on Wednesday nest. Oa tiatunlq morning next the Persia, from New tea es the , th, may be expected at Queenstown. PRODAJLA. TITISDAT. ON HOIXZWI IFIDNISDAY. W.N.W. to N.N.L, Courts. N.W. to H.S. and back light to moderate, to W., variable, =- fine derate, generally line. N. to it, and back to Wlsirgia. N. to W., varying from N te . W.. moderate to moderate to strong. eth. ens. N. to F. ood back, llonlwagg. N.Z. to N.W., frisk treali. generally due. or g. N.E to W., fr eak. LIAM N.N.E. stron to W.N.W., fresh to moderate. - - Nortboro=fleotliad. Wrotorn.lfolood. Wain, mad aa theleVilia dOttibarn=inikil Charm& sad Boy of Now. footers rolhotaszd instead sod North ka. THE EXPRESS, MONDAY LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE (sr ammo mumps.) FEET MEKTING.—(THIS DAY. HANDICAP (Om:switch Coons). Ramrod ... _ brave SWEEPSTAKES OF 50 SOW. D.M. Ifirage, Riga Mocha, Lady Mary, sod Jostle are here. PAID FOIMIT.--ficariet Hammer, bee, Alcyone, Sprite, sad Colombian. ENTRY FOR £5O HANDICAP PLATE. T.Y.O. Bro. to Bird on the Wing, Si. to Amhara, Hetty, Theme, Spice, Merton, Edinburgh Mr. Baker's Bro. to Bird on the Wing, Lingnard Fort, Pantaloon, Wade, Redraire, Cur tain Lecture, Lady WMair, Arderriok Botta, Herschel, Sentinel, SOMOII - 141 a, My Fancy, and Hope. All here. ENTRY FOR HANDICAP OF 20 BON'S. T.Y.C. Gatineau. 3 yrs, 9st ; Matter Richard, 3 yrs, 84 1001 ; Attraction, 3 yrs. Bst 91b ; Tame, 4 yrs. Bst ; King George, 3 yrs, 7st 12lb ; Barter, 4 yrs, 7at 121 b; Vabala thus, 3 yrs, 7st 81b ; Zara, 6 yrs, 7st Mb ; Confidants. 3 m, 7st lb ; Dsesption, 4 yrs, 7st. Ilb ; Rattler, 3 yrs, 6st 121 b; sad Verdian. 3 yrs, 6st 21b. BitfEEPI3y&KES OF 900 BOWL T.Y.C. Atm) ::aiir;:iFT;siareiterV. Pam Fousm—Houri. ENTRY FOR HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES. T.Y.C. Historian, 3 yrs. 94 ; Mordan. 3 Tr% 3 st • Coulasnigs, 3 yn, Bat 81b ; Antoinette, 3 yrs, Bst 41b ; enteris, 3 yrs, Bst 41b ; GIVIIIIIB.Od, 3 yrs, Bid 41b ; Confederate, 3 Yrs, 7tt 131 b • Boehm. 3 yrs, 74 101 b ; Clairvoyants, 3 yes, 74 31b ; Atherstone's dam a, 3 yrs, 7st 31b ; Davr&s, 3 yrs, 64 131 b ; Arkansas, 2 yrs, fot 61b ; Dan ford, 2 yrs, Est 410 ; Verdant, 2 yrs, Est. 1117RSTBOURNE STAKES. Bretby Maks. Coons Marineau and Finny are here. PAID FOIMIT.—Vora Dumb, Star, Spies, ROM Lee, Keepsake, and Raiford. PRODUCE STAKES. Laid five furlongs of A.F. Jack.e-Lontern, Pampa, and Rayons's, c are bros. PAID FORMlT.—Prineass of Wales. LATEST BETTING.—MONDAY. CESAB.EWITCH. 7 to 2 apt Mail Train 6to 1 Gratitude Bto 1 White a 10 to 1 Thaleatria 100 to 6 Lady ifylda 25 to 1 Charmioa 33 to 1 Cathedral All offered. WEATHER REPORT.-(THIS DAY.) MOIIDAT. OCTOBER 10, 8 LL 8 IrT. W. . , Ifi I). L. Z. 4. Negro - lOl 41 N.N.L r , E.N.E.E.. crn 8. Lm 1 With .39 W.N.W. 1 F. bm 1 Ardmore— .43 47 S.Z. Z. bf —' 7 IlreemeseUm. 42 W.LW. I E. bm I Gahray Vargas llll Z. K.& b 1 Cape Clem 10.1811 LE. I S.F. 0— I 2 30.13 IL B.L c 2 tror a p "wa ool 114131944 110.37 110.33 N.E. /N.Y. b— ' 2 Pembroke— 80.8817 2.14.1 LN.E. b 1 1 Peemeoco . AO 11.11.1. lAN. 4b 2 Snot MO O L 15.77.1. fro 4 L'Orlei_ .i. 2O. 7 4 .7 N.I. be I Itembefort 30.44 45 N.L. 17.6. b 2 Flymmoili r Womoor49 .13 51 14. N. LS.B. e 11 Fostassre/15 24.22 5 1141 R.N.I. o S Leeds l3 7 .4.71.1. KN.& ob - Dover .. - 1 4822 41 N.N.Z. Y. r 2 irasuoiiii ~1 1 10.24 N.I. NIL or 4 emw80r0049.811.31 $ll W.W.I. N.i. cc 4 Webb 114.24 X.& SAL mr 6 Hollgolaa 70.12 *W.8.19. N.W. ' 0 3 PROVINCIAL MEW MARKETS. T.7.ar001. 4 Ocr. & - Great Western, 69--lancsahlre and Torbbire, 11 -London and North Western, 1104 I f -Man chester, Mro•Nd. and Lincolnshire, 6.31 I-Midland, 119 St-- Buffalo and lake Ram, 44-1111nois Central, 61-Grest Luxem bourg shares, 8$ 9-16-Bambre and Metre, 6 11-16-Cadedera4e Loan, 17 711 7-Allianos Bank, Loads, and Liverpool (Limited), 144 14 13 4 p.-Zsatern Yichang. Bank (limited, 1.16 4 3-15 d. -Liverpool Mance (Limited), 9-16 4 -Mere-suite and Rs change Bank (Limited), 14 1.16 4 p.-North Western Bank (Limited), 3, 11-16 p.-Britian and Iberian Marine (limited), 24 p.-limplinr Marie. (limited). 14 11.-lancsahire Insurance, 4 p.-Liverpool and London and Globe Fire and lite, 9} p,- Mercantile Marine (Limited). 4-16 p.-Thames and Mersey Marina (Limited), 4 13-16 / a-Liverpool Ittehange, 19-National Steam Navigation Company, 74 4 4 J.-West India and Pacific Steam, 24 p. MASCEINTI36 OCT. 6-Prices were lower, with a pretty tate business. Great &stern. 444-Great Northern A, 137-Grand Trunk of Canada, 191-Great Western, WI-London and North Western, 11104-Manchester, Sheffield, and lineoinshire, 694 4 Conf f- ederate Lean, Metropolltso, 106361 } 4-Midland, 1291 4-North British, 52- unman, Oar. a-Three per Cent, Consols, 871-New Three per Cont. Stock, M 4 4 -Dltto for account (11th Oct.), 861 1- Ditto for new account (30th Nov.), 564 -Hibernian Bank (241 paid), 86-Neelonal Bank, New (101 paid . 531 -National of I Infe rnal Lalled)(101. paid), 14-Royal Beak of Ireland (101. Paid). 29-illniag Company el Ire.6nd (74 paid „ 27#-Bublin, Wicklow, and Westard, (101. paid), 94-Groat Southern and Was ca ; ( l e ool.. paid), 894 - Midland Gnat Western and Royal ktOL paid), 35-Great Southern and Western Poor per Cent. or moo (Mi. paid), 91i. Buanneas AT THE BANIL—The amount of stock tease:erred at the Beek of England in a year is larger than maay may suppose. A return just issued allows that in 1860 it reached 196,282,526/. ; in 1861, 268,900,776/. • in 1862, 228,453,05 W., yet the number of holders of st ock varies bat alicbtly ; in 1861 it was 261,367; in 1862, 264,896 ; sad in 1883, 264,011. The number of persona entitled to large dividends has increased. In 1861 there were 529 payees entitled to dividends of 2,0001. a year and upwards, io 1862 they were 569. and 1863, 585. At the bumbler end of the list are 92,190 persons whose year's ' dividends did not exceed 101. in 1861, 92,262 in 1862, but only 91,870 is 1863. EXCHANGE OF ANKNITIIHIL—The Dublin Nation is extremely Indignant at the account given in the London sporting journals of Dublin and its people in connexion with the late attempt at a prize-fight. It appears that they have described the priests aa sauntering about, "fat, sly, sod hypocritical," sod the people as the most abject and de graded in Europe. flackville-strest is handed of as one of the finest streets in Europe, but the sporting editor says:—" The houses, with only a few exceptions, are more insig eificant than those of • • second - rate provincial town in Eng land. And the populatioo ! Every fourth person is a wretched, dirty, sad almost asked beggar, leprous-looking. and skulking along the pavement like • starved cur." The Nation retaliates by calling the sporting viators " A mob of ugly rascals, pickpockets, cheats, and bullies, who bad come over from England for the occasion, expect ing to reap • golden harvest among the greenhorns round the prize ring. Baulked of this opportunity for ' raising the wind,' it was only by great exertions the fellows con trived to beg and steal se mock as paid their way back to the shores of the enlightened country whence they came. Arrived there, almost the first act of one of the • sporting editors' was to vilify the people of this city in terms which show at ones his honesty, his taste, sod his temper. This great personage was quite disgusted with the small estimation in which the pugilistic profession was held in Ireland. The writer above quoted makes fierce and abusive complaint of the ' incivility' of the Dublin waiters and carmen. He thought, probably, that they would be all obsequiousness to himself and his companions ; but the men knew better than to show any marks of respect to sorb a set of rogues and rowdies. If these persons Matt to meet with popular respect and esteem they must remain at home among the stolid and stupid boors of England. A people religiously educated as are the Irian —a people trained to the ennobling ideas of patriotism —a people who have listened to the teachings of O'Connell, Dssis. Duffy, and Jobe Martin will not degrade themselves into attendants of the prise-ring ; they will not take to the worship of Jem Mace and Young Nipper, or any of the other heroes of the Set." ---;‘ WHIPPING rite Doan."—The parish clerk was, it need sot be observed, at least as important an officer in thole times as sow ; but be seems to have been very shabbily paid, his salary in this parish, at least, befog cooly vs. iijd. per annum. Of this sums portion varyiag from Bd. to Is. or la. 4d. a year, was allowed him for the unpx tant duty of " whipping the dogs out of the church." It is quite calif** to eve with what regularity this duty is in sisted on and paid for. The animals in question are indeed designated (or rather spelt) very differently by successive churchwarden; bein variously written as dogs, doggie, dops, doop, and do dg es (the latter name, by the way, beteg probably as well-dmerved as any); and the process to which they were subjected is variously described as whip ping, wiping, and weeping (words all of them whieh pro bably convey some portion of the truth). But, however de scribed, the thing erotism. the same. AU else is dimmed by the great revolutions of the century. The king's arms are set up, pulled down, end set op again ; the Prayer- Book is bikini away, and ousts mere is reinstated ; the 112 f. plias gives plass Moho black Geneva gown, sad them again reissue ; the Mass itself of parish dark is even lost for a time, or shorn of its fusslirms ; but this remains 'ashamed, sad in 1949 es is 1801. is 1861 se in 1849, we Pad is the obarchwardene boons, "To Gassy Poker (or whoever it may be) for whiopion the dogs for one year, le."—Prseer's Magazine for October. i*kNING, OCTOBER 10, 1864. 001011IAL AO' umnirtus. DolliakOolio.6p.ol,lB7l Do. do. 1.616 Coo. Gov. Op. .o. 1111416. Do.dporoLlokadog. D 0.6 pont Nowa DOA por GU/LW Do. ignties. =. 18664 Do. do. 16164 Do. do. URI Deg5.116,.18d6 et. p. 1876 do.. Dm aka 6 pea et, MS Do. INS 89 Mt 90 N • 91 78 81 71 81 104 108 104 108 id 109 107 10 167 109 101 106 100 111 101 106 US 106 106 108 1011 106 VI 96 17 99 99 97 94 96 90 106 94 97 100 101 . Dab/ Gacil pie 00nt...1 . Now Dross. 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Boller ( (it U odamtk) Wliail Ladeoti W.MaryMin(Monlion ) Muni noton Mi Wt. nal Union Trelawnoy (Wk ) IUPJUGIS . _ UAW 2 6kedlit 100,000 1 , 1 , 1 ..4 a 4110.BmIttraiii: WOW SO lAustrafta mom 1 somAocmtcop4Am 1011 4 LAM=4 is. a °macaw 16,000 3Wrir ( 124/0 a PM .. 10,000 . 119 116,0001 1 Pedro, N. Del 16.N01l 1 a Meant (122. ll] 2 Da 111144) WOO 2 (ems( WOW 10 WOW li egoindsabWMQ MOW 2 10,000 5 tanfaa(Lhallied) 101,214 1 Ilmiqulta 100A00 2 IllAwomEm4Al.l4o WAW 4 WannkMo 10, W Pontebandrre s eW W 4 0 Phillip 1 rt4B4exoololll ,t tntt.„,, 10 UnDedllericang. 1 V W allimmaW44 1 ottlth4( - S YWlrmajtl i gal MMWSUANS ra lal ammo. I 10,0001 10 Ayslo.Matkaa KIM - 10,0111 IS Autry/La .. 11A000 la AutrolLa ar .. 47 i l ,010 10 lyr IL Waterwarka ICAO 0 Buda, Or ( 47 00 0 AO HMI& Americas Lad MAU It B. It 1. 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African 'haft' Loa& andCaledon. lawid.Pletrica Toles ) Load Man. Aiwa ) Do. New Died. G. Omnibus C.O ) Cond.,ltaW.. dc.Shn Lood.ll er. Discoont(L) Lord ProvlocialMarine IMastro brig& d Oral Do. MYIo~ In~a~Lmeut(6l ili - urliin;ll7a7l_,:fe.ll:4 I lledlt. Nam. TeL (L) all 11111 wall Iron Works 5 i Natal Land & Col. 0 .11 & NNational Dia Cos. iL 5 Nailosial Financial (L 5 National ittaarn Nat . 15 NarbaddaCoal & L II Do. New N.Yealand T.&Lon.(L I Nikita astralafisanL) 10 !Lark& Mama. la. (L 51 Wevaboolsse.andle .1) all I Do. de. Ocean Marina Laura I OrientalComnierelal(L 7 'Orient -I Financial (L.) 70 Oriental Gas (U lad) all IDo. New a 1 OrlestanisadatesolL) all 'Otago & Sthiandlovaat. 1) 'Ottoman Financial (L) 10 Ottoman Gas (Limited II Pansmalf..M.Ateani;L) 7 Do. New. reality. Land & Ma. () 100 reolnenier & 0. *team all Do. New se @sand& Iron . IL(L 8 2 thyoutey Do. lie J. Ns, City Dupree. (L ) all Dttte ditto ... . loyal MallSteein 0 'Root. A ustro Invest Z 11111 Smith. Knight. &0.. (L I 40c.1. .nan.,V Egypte( ) a d IL Alliess IL it L. (1 ` 5 190th Australian Lad! ell ,Salmmarlae Teideeraelli ;Tel Conetruc& Usin._,L ' Tharace&Mersey la. fL I 'Trost &AgeacyofAua L IT. &1.. Co. of U. Canada United I. Telag. nl Oa. (II ,Uvers. Marine Ina(1. Upper Asians Tes;Lles. § _Ditto _ . 0..0. Yea Ditisee's Lad ... 1111 1 _ 'Firma !Isom:0 1 1AL fe Paella L 10 1 gp• FOREIGN RAILWAYS. %hi s im d ;jaw — HI. ON Luxembourg. Recife sad Sac Fran/Iwo, Lira., gear. 7 wet, 16e. Ban Paolo, Um., par. 7 per mot. (161. paid), 14. Do. do. (all paid), 18. Booth Aantriao and Lombardo-Voootiaa, ARRIVAL or THOOPiI rtwn 417/1111e. --(THIS Dar.) —PORTSMOUTH, MONDAY ()ammo. —Her lbjesty's troop ship Urgeot hoe arrived from Qualm with the boob Fusilier Guards oa board, who disembark aad praised to tows to-day. _ . SHARE LATS.-MHIS DAY.) Two o'Os.oom. Very little business is going forward in the rail way market to-day, yet prices on the whole are well maintained. As regards the principal stocks the only movements are a decline of 1 per cent. in Great Northern, 1 in Great Eastern, and 1 in London and North Western and Lancashire and Yorkshire. London and North Western stock is now gnoted 1091 to 1101 ; Great Western, 681 to 691 ; Midland, 129 to ; I aahire and Yorkshire, 1121 to 1131 • Cale donian, 122 to 123 ; South Eastern, ' Bl to ; Great Eastern, 431 to 441 •, Great Northern, 121 to 128 ; London and South Western, 94 to 96 ; and Metropolitan, 106 to 1. Lombardo-Venetian and San Paulo shares are dull, and other foreign descriptions inactive. Indian and Canadian lines are also neglected. ORDINARY IMAM AMP ROOKS. 86 I rd. I RanNATs. I Ratorday maths prices sales p. to-4as to 1 _ . ail 'Arm, Watt Now VaL 100 11117th mut Tree all !Boditoo81&14/1.C ISO Briarol pad taster— se so, 12* IN 7dil oh all Dark aad Sabana all Cornwall all Do. A • acidly. until II all Do.B j pc. la pald to B. all Dublin and Baikal lune all • Dandoo,Pwrtkolabd.Ja 100 Idinbursbaad VA Glasgow and it.= 100 Gnat Imam Ord. 81. 100 Do. A Block 100 Do. L Ang. Btk., Nat 100 Groat North ot Scotland 100 iGrost Northern 100 Do.A j • ma. no dlr. an iDo-B o. Is pill B 400 'Gt. Boa* & Weft (Ira.) 10rosi_1Viatorn _ _ Do.fitoor YALGus.fak D. Booth Weiss. ... D. W. iii&—Ozter4 D. D. No D. Do. fl Irialcsohlre a Yorkshire Lcoodon sod Blockwoll ,Lon. a &Cosa lookon,Mio- a. &Doe Lemke& North WooS6 LondooaSouthWestan ltaa.,Sbol.,tt Lamina! Magyar& sad Coilisis _Do. Do. } Shan: Nn De. New Do arm. I Derby M. Ot. Wa ono-- led Kent NM [sort try ;North I Da Idio.,Perth,Dand. a. XaMoro—Borrtok Do. O. N. L Pura Do. Leeds Do. Yorlr. n: arti,i: Do. Btock.diDortbdr. Do. do. J866-6d.... r&iit Co7iidic;-- I, — De, New .... j North Staffordabbe N. & & Weetlell Jess Boofilep I Swill& Oentrel N.Y Aber SI& iliceiabilt WALD& i librewsban & Welebpl i9onnreamblre Union Ds,e !lost k Itemises I& Yorks& & Alm Due liielue*Woklaglua.&e !Tag VAL* Do C Vida of Neat& Victoria fen. & Pimlico Waterford &Manny IWiet Corinna IW.BartipL Barb. & Martini PCI RAILWAYS. ‘athuttlett Bt. Lawrence et C. 1n.g.159.8. Do. Mame lballhdo t LW Ham Do. Prifenmoe ---- , Break& Ooderia 6 0. e. Bda. Aug. 1,167! Do. do. July 1,1676 I Do. do. Jae 1,1474 10AL It T. &e &p.a. Map T Donk=dp. I, 8. g. Dunerea7paperprel Zak Bead gu. 6 do.. IYAS Indian p- 6 do.. Do. J likleneloo Grand flat of Maeda Do.Equip.ll.:Z i et Do. Let pref. Do. do. defem;d Do. 2nd proL Donde.. Do. do. defined Do Ord Wet lack .. IDA Do. do.pest deferred Do. Stook .. Do. do. deferred Great Indian Peninsula I D:: N ee r per " 01,6„ clif India 46 p. ok Do if par mak lat. — Wasters et Caned Da: New Do.ep.a. Bda . pay. 1571 Dab* 1877.81 radian Branch, United Do. New Idadroo saw. 6 p. omit Do. do. L i dw ; Do. do. do.— Do. YOUI Moab. Corp. d per c. Bd Moth. and Hobooo's lop N.Brui.et Coado.l. al N.ll..otOmallp.olatp.B Wade. pa pc coal Do. Dahl do. Do. Do. l'onisuo do Do. lades 64.1,101. do JOINT OTOC - 9 0 i 81 88 18 it 86 87 106 107 44 45 126 111 126 128 127 1119 119 Cl 221 an CI ill SS 40 00 WI 118 114 I. IT 101 103 IS 4* 110 1104 IN N IS ft loei lon isa isei IN 101 llli &24 sd fa II zd 1•6 101 1 B Oa 961 141 4 1110 1164 56 4 10 pm 7 8 pm 118 123 1 II pm 76 78 101 114 154 118 id. K 66 14 16 Si 61e $ 9 UM 116 li 4 1 Pin 97 99 COXU 66 SS 100 101 idle pa 4 I le 96 NO 02 94 100 101 100 101 19 le 99 911 n n a a IS 98 48 113 63 II 49 60 le $1 37 29 19. 16 tz p ar 13 13 9.0 100 9 9 9 119 1 l dli! 89 91 77 81 id, I 9,1161 11 1111 0 IN 1 IN I WO MO ,100 2 I% 1100 wk ICOe OS Oa 88 IQ 68 CO 8 6 N U N ISO til 86 8 s Ula tr i IS 87 . MUM. Tlf no; i;o i 1 No. IN. I Dana llt I Cl. prima, I INN 20,006 100 Agra & Wastenaan'a(L)i 06 - - 127 10,000 SO Do. New (les 10 p.ll 60 - - -. 14,00 e 60 Do. (otwhieh 20 le pd.) 10 - - .- 10,400 60 Alblos - WON 1110 AlliemsekeALlympool 16 37 N i 161 4 7 10,010,100 25 , De. New 0 II pm II 100,000 90 Anglo Austrian 10,000' 10 Angle Italia& (tinned) 5 14 04dis - 11,000 40 Australasia ail 07 49 141 -. rd 7,600 09 ; Do. New 39 111 24 pei Id WI rd 10600 II Benkof BritialiColasable 16 par Ipas rd - zd MOW 16 Book of - LOW 100 Bank of I=n 6O 166 160 - 16,00 10 Bank of Otago (United) 1 1414 psi - 10,600100 Bank of Queensland (L.) 10 6 3 din - 10,000 IN BaaketVietorlsLAiNria NI 10 39 - 6,050 105 Beak of Wales (Um.) - 14,000 16 Bask el New 20411 „ $ 7 Bpm - N.OOO 10 Braellless&PoetagamelL 10 2 ojpm - 20,000 SO 'British & Ca/Honda& (L 6 1414 par - 0,000 60 British N. America - 12,100 SO C. Bk. Inctia,Aus., Chia; an 11 27 - 7,800 10 I Do. New - 00,000 21 'Chart. Net. of 10414.110 all 68 0:1 69 10,000 16 , De. New 10,000 105 City - 10,00 100 Colonial - 10,000 16 ins. Rank ennille. Ike 1.14 1 6 pin 2110,000 10 Connoldated Bank (L ) 4 64 6pm 94 1 6,000 100 CordusenNl (L) 2O 3 I dla -. 10,000. 60 tart Loodon (Usiked) 5 I L lipm 0 64 60 ,000 20 1 ACM BrehangN 11 lAm) ipm - 110000 10 ing.Seot.&AaaLClOrld. an 21 - 40,000 60 liogbala and Swedish (L a 16 113414 - 40,000 53 ' European Bank )Linilted 10 Idle ;pm l Of 10.000 60 ' Do. New - 10,000 100 .1111440111.ChIna&Jap.(L) W 3 4pm - 10,000 100 Do. New MOW 100 Impanel Beak be 10 II :3 p $ 204 0000 1 01 00 , Da. Now - 10,000 Imp.flk.of China.&o.,(L $ $ 2 dl. - 166,000 10 Imperial Ottoman lO 0 Nolo 16 161 26,000 60 International Bank (L ,15 6 3 41.1 101 0009 25 loNau 0.040 16 Do. Nov - - pml - 100,000 W Lead !NAM. Indla(l4 4 t u. Urn 4 4 20,460 60 ,Lon.Bk.ofNexieo,&e.(L I par -. 10,064 100 Lou, Bank al imad(L 13 4 2 lis - 10,000 100 London and Brazilian' -40 1 4pa - 6,000 100 Loo.B.Ayres&LNANI. 60 91$ pm - 10,000 26 , De. New, tea. a 6 4 pee 1 1 spm 74 6,640 100 Loa., /Mr. &IL 3444.11.) 22 5 3 dim - WAN 10 Loa. MBank .1 Aastri. all 134 164 1 - 13,000 60 London and Comity . , ft 70 72 00 1 6,000 100 Lou, Bambg.Coa.la.(l 1 LI 5 1 ills 44 40 - 00,000 loodon Joint Steck. - 10,000 10 60 0 Lon. and Northern a) 10 6 $ 414 - 30,000 10 London& Nadi African ell 10 22 - 6,000 140 Lou. & & Wester* (UN. IS 4 lepm :1 41 50,070 100 Len. 0 Westaeinster 10,000 100 Merchant liank(Um.) 174 114 41pra 21 WON 60 Mercantile & ZzobaniL 1, t 14pai 101 11 20,000 60 Do. New - 10,000 100 Metro. & Pro,. Bank (L lO Id Ipm - 6,060 100 Midland Nook (Um.) - 10,400 100 National of Uverpool lO 44 51 pm - 26,00 10 N. Pre. of rigland, New 12 - - - 6.1.000 20 Do. do. do. 10 - - - 20000 20 New Routh Wales ell 42 44 - 60,000 10 Now Zealand ( 1 / 4 61464) 1 par fpm - WAN 20 North Western 5 1 4pm - 0.604 26 ' Oneida Bank Corp.,' aN 193 49 - 0,00 IN Provin.Banktneorp.(L 6 24 Imo - IS.IIOO 100 ProCne. of Inland l6 Ile 111 - 37,100 10 kind*, rant,* Ben (L 10 If Ipm 116 111,000 16 South Australia all $6 25 - 10,000 26 Booth natant (Um.) - 10.00 105 Bland. of B. IL Ales - 00 par 2pm - 4.66010 Do. do. - 10,100 IS Union of Anstralla.New l all Al 53 ••• 10000 IN rola& of Ireland (1.4.) 23 3 INs .. NON 10 troloa of Lemke l5 50 ft ..... DOCkh. No. IN. I Dom & I nil tI. prier f Woe. 1,006,941111 aFir Wiwi India. i:11 . 114 U4l - 11, IS OgoeranfloatingJoN 6 -. .... .- 6,671,11 R. TaadociStliabou.e. 00 OT NI - let 111. lotitiaapaa Os - - - MAN BS Neter,* - • IS Do. New MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY,) Two ohthoow. The stock markets to-day have been very dull, and some heaviness has prevailed, owing to the un certain condition of the mot y market, combined with a fear that the Bank rate of discount might be raised to-day. It has been intimated from the Bank that no alteration has been made, and that the minimum for the day remains at 9 per cent., yet the stock markets exhibit no im provement of tone. The kinds remain at Satur day's prices. To-morrow is settling day in Consols. Banking and financial shares are depressed. Owing partly to the falling due of a large amount of Indian bills, the discount market is active to-day, and the lowest rate is 9 per cent. In the Stock Exchange the supply of money is small, and the charge for loans from day to day on English government securities is 8 per cent. 2 .:kli s ji IKON 111,800. 160,000 100,000 100,001 100,008 1814,100 14000 1th:001 160.0001 Fat MOO or %SOO . 612. .. 6.1441 .. ekooo 6,0001 .. i.OOOl I .. 4'1•11. .0-0111 °* ?l i t i orlo 1,120 , 1121 • srio7 :: 4 1.0 LON ... teal .. 51/1 100, 100: 1001 1001 110):::0 1 1 11.000 41417 00, 00,000 -10 .1 114,000 000,010 50.0116 1000000 90,000 00,0* 10,000 b).000 12,004 10.000 20,000 176,000 10,000, 17s. AO 7.11.1 110. 4118§1M ile 610.6 LILO 7.L6 loan 184.0 6 1 7 1 SO U 810_1160y4 II 0:d 4 4. 9 144 10:d 2 Ilk 2 14 "1 IS 40 si 41 I 4 41 %ea 70_ ik 10 111 1 79 Id ... tee 984 100 - 1 id iSt s 1 I 11 I e,... ist 4 " 6 6 ru tafi b rth.i. I st,.. 4 2 r r P ra I " die i dim id 411 6 Id Iy. li 1a se 22 itp• 4 * • 24 it 25 10 67 25 06 1 Tr but 2 4 poi 57,600 10 100.000 10 11,000 10 110,0110 10 11,900 00,000 10 15,000 10 15 000 10 10,000 00 10,000 14 10.000. 00 S i4d ldb gr r. 2i .1 1 db pr I F lak pa 10 is 4 ita . Idi ~al IN 112 IN 111 4 241 zd _ad zd 1 I C IN 146 le le At Paris to-day, according to Mr. Reuter's tele gram, the Three per Cent. Recites opened at Mfr. 25c., being fully i per cent lower than on Saturday. Consols are now quoted 871, " buyers," both for money and to-morrow's settlement, and 88g to for the November aooount. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 88, 871, I, 88 ; ditto, for account, 871 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 86k, 854 ; New Three per Cents., 864, 851 ; Bank Stock, for account, 236 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 104, 1031, 104 k ; ditto Bonds, 56., lOs. d is. ; Exchequer Bills, March, Ge., Ils. die. ; ditto June, 15e. die. Foreign stocks are heavy. Confederate Bonds have fallen 2 to 3 per cent., Turkish about 4, and Mexican and Greek i t . Some of the present quotations are subjoined, viz. ' Greek, 224 to 4; Mexican, 253 to 264; Spanish Passive, 29# to 4; the Cer tificates, 134 to 4; Confederate, 53 to 55 ; Turkish, 1858 Bonds, 674 to 684 ; and the Con oolidio, 484 to 49. Transactions are re corded as follows :—Egyptian, 96 ; Greek, for account, 224 ; ditto Coupons, for ac count, 94 ; Italian, for account, 65 ; Mexi can, for account, 251, 26 ; ditto 1864, 231, 244 ; New Granada, Two per Cents., 274, 28 ; Portuguese, 1856, &c., for ac count, 464 ; Bunion, 1862, 80, 4; Spanish Passive, for account, 30, 291, 4 ; ditto Certifi cates, for account, 134, 4; Turkish, 1854, for account, ..:4, 88, ex div. ; ditto 1868, for ao count, 68; ditto, 100/. Bonds, 71 ; ditto 1862, for account, 694, 4,4, 4, ; ditto 1001. Bonds, 694, ; Venezuela, 1864, 44. International Financial shares are now quoted 1 to I prem. ; London Financial, 51 to 61 prom. ; General Credit, 11 to 24 prem. ; Imperial and Mercantile Credit, 1 to 1 prem. ; Hudson's Bay, 15 to ; Ottoman Sochiti rale, 1 to 1 prem. ; Anglo-Egyptian Bank, dia. to par. ; and Credit Fonder and Mobilier of England, 24 to I prem. Only about 5,6001. in gold was bought by the Bank on Saturday, but a oonsiderable amount is expected to be sent in early this week. The Oneida, for Brazil, will take to-day 19,5001. in gold and 8,5001. in slyer. The shipments of gold from Melbourne during the month, now reported on by the telegraph, re present only 06,0001. The exchanges at Calcutta and Bombay show a rise of id., and at Canton of itd., while that at Shanghae has apparently experienced the important reduction of I d. The former movements are against, and thelatter in favour of, England. The existing high value of money here will tend to pre vent any revival of the demand for silver for the East. PHs r d . S i 11,, 41 6 6 sob Si t Sim se 0 15 - 1 45 15 1 n 1 pi par ii i 7 II ils as ft Nis ppgi ra 11111 Mr 19 ID p.r 1 pm 8 Ida par Ilie pr I 729 m tus os tr 66 Ps 16 IT e ll I MI Ira, i per 9:116 The amount of government bills on India for which tenders will be received at the Bank of Eng land on the 19th inst. will be rupees 30,00,0 W (300,0004. The Grand Trunk Railway Company have given notioe that the half-year's interest on the Equip ment Mortgage Bonds will be paid on and after the lbth instant, and that the half-year's interest on the let and 2nd Preference Bonds will be paid on and after the 17th. The coupons in each case must be left at the company's office for three clear days. Warrants for the payment of the half-year's interest on the 3rd Preference Stock will be issued on the 17th instant. 2 . die SO 41 Me We IS !O pel It is intimated that the Anglo-Italian Bank have opened a branch at Turin, and completed arrange ments for the introduct ion at an early period of the business of the company at Milan, Naples, and generally throughout the Italian Peninsula. A general meeting of the Bahia Railway Com pany is convened for the 28th inst. The half-yearly meeting of the West Flanders Railway Company is to take place on the 25th inst in London, and on the 3rd November at Bruges. The half-yearly meeting of the Buffalo and Lake Huron Railway Company is fixed for the 27th inst. A call of 5/. is to be paid on the shares of the Financial Discount Company (Limitosl) by the 26th inst. NTI td A of lOs. is to be paid on the shares of the Suburban Hotel Company (Limited) by the 4th November. nri "ii - i Tilsi 17 t) I With reference to the pressure in the money market and ita effect on the produce market, the circular of Messrs. Joseph Travers and Sons has the following : 79 001 The compulsory Mlle of various quantities of produce held by failed firms, together with the realisations induced on the part of solvent holders by the coatituance of extreme rates for money, is now manifestiog itself severely on the maik eta. sod is likely to continue to do so for some time. But the program of depreciation is in some degree arrested by the firmness of establish:neat. with large capital, who ars able to pause for the reaction that ia always sure to take place after a period like the present. Nothing has occurred materially to interfere with the ability of the groat masses of the population to provide themselves with all their oral ' eery articles of food and luxury, and there is, consequently, little reason to fear any marked diminution of coosumptioo. On the other head, the fall in prices will teed to check foreign consignments, while the eaglet, prevalent here will, at the awns time, cause a limitation or caacelment of previous orders to be sent out—the effect, meanwhile, being that the retail houses thrmghout the kingdom abstain from replenishing their stocks. We have, therefore, the proba bility of ultimately witnessing a diminution of supply, con currently with an increase of demand, and hence there is apparently little rearms for anxiety on the part of those im porters who are able to wait for better times. II AI Ills par Se 97 110 115 1 dbl 2 :Idle ' 1 psi 22 di 60_ &TIMMS EVIIIIING. Consols, which closed yesterday at 88 to 4, both for money and next Tuesday's settlement, opened this morning at the same quotation, and closed at 874 to 88. For the November settlement the last ditto, Reduced,f 86 account, k.:8,1r ThreeBB price was 84 to The official business report a as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money , Three pe 8 : 1 & 88 nta. ; Per .Centm” 86t, I ; Oboott, for account, India .tock, 214, 212 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 1031, f, 104 f ; ditto Bonds, bs. dia. The March Exchequer Bills were quoted 9s. to 4a. die. and the June, 20s. to 10s. die. The die., stock market showed continued heavf- — i Id* 9 bps, 4' 1 Pei, l idle *sa 1 µale Par On I 24 17 sum 14 10 10 nem, and toany of the principal speculative stocks closed at a fresh fall. Confederate Bonds fell 2 per cent. ; Mexican Bonds and Greek Coupons, ; Greek Bonds, Portuguese, Russian scrip, Turkish Bonds of 1862, and Spanish Passive. ; Turkish Consolichis, g ; and Spanish Certificates and Italian THI BALLINAALOI FAIL—The cattle fair was stock, I. bold at Ba:lieeelos as Friday. The followis V Sim ' Hudson's Bayshares remain quoted 15 tot. Egyp official Mari of the result of the fair as oospared with last rear :—.` Ballinteloe, 10 p.m.-1064. Ores tian Trading were ss. worse, at to if prem. ; National sold. 12.049 ; ditto, unsold, 1.455 ; total, 14.444. Discou nt _ 10.. lower, at 7 to 71 prem. ; and Joint 1863. — Sold, 17,927 ; dittoes pnkt 4,949 ; tots), sum- Stock Dupeount 2s. fid. lower, at * dia. to * prem. It has hiss mamba as • very creditable feet that, con- Financial Discouut, Universal Marine Insuranoe, doleriog tb• imonitoos aisout of tragic &Mug tb• weak, art London Italian, and Adriatic Steam, Victoria °midis ' his sessiiid tb. Midhissi Railway, lb° Dock, and Madras Irrigation shares were all quoted oxittpeten el the death of oat et the porter; whkA oe triered is ecologies°, of hie owl negligent*. We lean from the Ruseiathe Bens that the map Anglo-Egyptian Bank shares were last quoted asto W w ig papered by MM. &.hwaris tad Useolsow re * die . to f pm. ; and Ottonum %MO.'S Gduirale, oosisidashly modify oar ideas se to the topography of Ito prem. lidera Mbsda.—Nest York Herald. The shares of the financial companies were again heavy. London Financial fell 10s., and Interna tional and General Credit about 2e. 6d. The cloa ing quotations are annexed, ' viz. :—lnternational, l* to 1 3-16 prem. • General Credit, 2 to 2g prem. : London Financial, bf to 61. prem. • Im perial Mercantile Credit (amalgamated), lf to 11 prem. ; Credit Mobilier, 21 to f prem. ex div. and new shares ; and Credit Foncier, 2i to pram ex div. and new shares. Canada Government Debentures oontinue to de cline. linited States 5-20 Bonds remain at 44 to it. MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLoci. The mining market continue; inactive, and prices generally exhibit no change, compared with those last current on Saturday. Er* Grenville shares are quoted 7} to and South Condurrow, 354., " sellers." With tie exception of North D owns, which are marked 1, no business is officially recorded in the Stock 11t change. Foreign and colonial mining shares are unaltered. St. John del Rey are Sat. la IN IN IN IN 33 SS .. zd 431 Itle 116 f ea ei 7 i a W 7 1121 13 121 lif 96 Ilf 1021 IS 116 911 191 969 0311 101 4 Si 114 91 zd 106 61. 65 94" 5 - 14 COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. ALUM-LANK-M:118 DAY.) Fresh up, today the arrivals Of English wheat were en • very moderate scale • haute the show of samples wee by we means extensive. The quality of the supply, however was good. Millers purchased cautaously, beverthelees, tie balk of the samples was disposed of at prices equal to Monday last. We were somewhat heavily supplied with foreign wheal.. Selected qualities were in fair request, at full quotations but all other kinds were dull, at late rates. The show of both English and foreign barley wu mode rately extensive. Fine qualities were tolerably firm to price. Inferior kinds met • dull legally, at previous currencies. We have to report • dull rale for malt, •t the late de cline is value. . . . Then was a full average npply of oats on the stands. Russian samples moved off freely, at 6d. per quarter ems money. Other kinds were steady, at full quotations. Beane, though in but moderate supply, were very dal. at Is. per quarter lam mosey. Yeas moved off slowly at last week's quotations. The Sour supply The w ZMim a erwas q uiet. In price., however, no sten* took place. Agricultural seeds were steady is prim ; but the demand for them was inactive. Owing to the prevailing easterly winds scarcely sni t = eels have been reported off coast laden with Reim bas supported previous rates, with a fair demand. Mafios► poll has changed hands at 36e. 6d. ; New Obirka, 355. 6d. be 36e. ; Amber Milwaukee, 36e. 9d. ; and Red Winter, 395. pos , quarter. Maize has moved off slowly, at late eumsess. Galata has produced 26e. to 26e. 6d., and 'brad, 265. lid. per 492 lbs. Bailey has sold heavily at 21a. 6d. for Bahohist, and 21s. for Balgariam Rye may be considered wines& at 21.. to 26e. per 480 lbs. for Danubian. Bear have commanded vary little attention, at 345. to 345. 6d. ler Barbary. Dan ub ian millobsed is bald at 235. to 231. 6c1., sad Dori Be. to 275. per 480 lbs. any npplies of bussed are oil offer. A Bc ml n t offering Mali. to 61e. • and Calcutta, 61s. to 61s. 6d. me quarter. In warehouse ; Bombay Is held at 645. to 65a. 011mtta, 61s, dd. to 112 s. ; Black dat, 60s. ; and lime Ela. Peassaberg, 395. to Ns. per qr. la cakes very little is passim. Liman Pada, 101.10 s. to 111. ; New York, in barrels, 10L. 13.. to 118. ; ditto ia bags, 101. 10s. ; Wasters, in bags, 101. ,• Marseilles, 101. per toe. Cottonseed cakes are dull, st 54 2e. 6d. to 51. Is. 6d. per toe. Rapeseed has biesu biz request at fall quotations, Femzepore, 57e. be 56e. ; Oalesibta, 575. , Wild Black Sea and Azcff, 31s. to 33e. per quieter. The demand for cottonseed is nominal at 71. per Anrvsae or Suns. -Noglish Tares, 360 ; 130; ragweed, 802 ; and suedry, 631 qrs. Foreign s Mises, 27 ; bossed. 947 ; and sundry, 460 qrs. W:I33INT 184614113. Per Qt. I wean. a. & bees, Kent, red,1863 36 to 89 14•4 30 to 40 „ whi7e, ties 39 to 64 , 1664 40 6* 46 Borba awl Ltacoln Per or. red. 111•1 IN to Ile _ . Mating --.. 19 to U DlAMing ... ...... U to IS Grind*/ ...__ 21 to 26 0021. a. ii. Scotch. food Scotch potato blab, whits „ black Bull. __ - _MbW. Wear, ;ad ga =olk. M b 64 Yew. — at a u Tick U le a Harrow Piss= U ki 0 PIO. _ _ . brews Copiis Nal Wan 40 1116 to 46 le 14 sta ' -- Now OAS. 12,11dt, hod la lo 12 . — 2 l Wl7 ...... Om „ U lo U 184314 White B6 to Si FLOM Town made, por WA Its. lioumebold 3O to s Omar, 27 to II Norfolk and Suffolk, Si tilp IR to 311 n►w. Damlin sad *mod& 17 Is IS Burtau ....... 17 11, ,os Pa Qr. Want. I. S. Dentate sad ilialge• berg 6O ge JO Rostock I 'decider Per*. to 4% Do= sB to 40 Itassiso, bird soft Araekeso, red . 40 lo 44 „ wklb ruzzai. Danish _____ 86 Mt U ;Maw B3 to $6 -- Pus. = SO 68 U 34 to SI 133t0s Ouatt.. ___ Grinding n to Distilling Malting OMB. _ NW-10mm l7 Is 21 - White Yellow _ ___ —.. tem AULIVAIII 01 01J111. •a, L WATI4 CILLALLOZ. 1101 iiiaLTArv — f: Ll I* 11l 18 to SD 'Fronds, par ;;;it - m is Ispaoseh. „ St se se AllieriCSO, pee k... 19 $9 16 caaaataa. • • Lse 26 CIO LONDON, BY LAND AND OM 1 YO OCT. 8, UNA. 7 11arfey. Iliiit i fslL Pass Mow. - gri, tae stn - vi: s ''' 1 Wll Ie 16'66 aco in t li k i ....... a‘ .. 16 .. 101 .... .... Kil .. .. foreign .. riiii air .... UV II $ll2 MS ilI T0ta1.... MN IMO 1 140114 7 — 3L — il - 2/031, 741111 11.2111 Kw. LIVERPOOL OOTTON (THIS DAY.) try 11107720 AND INTERNATIONAL (nor 0171 OWN CORILISPON_ . Market doll sod dammed. asks : 3,000 or 4,000 Mkt lIINOING-LAITE.—(11118 DAY.) Maas —The market for raw Is steady, bat no sales el Importaace reported since Friday but Reload—Riess now show an advance of ed. to la. per cwt. ; brown lumps sold at 44a. 6d. • Wars. 45r. to 441 e. Coma. Etc; and Tea.—The demand for all is limited, sad no sales reported. SILLITzras-2,000 bags of Beogal sold at a farther slight &dips ; line at 225. Oorrom—There is a moo active demand, sad galas hams been effected at full prima Bangs], fully fair, at lltd. ; China, for cosh. at 13d. ; and Compta, at 150., cash. The sales advertised for to-morrow will consist of 950 auks 14,000 bags of sugar, 80 casks 3,000 bags coffee. shoat 2,000 Imeksges Amain ten, 300 bags saltpstra, and 1,300 bags of rim. The quarterly sales of Est lasi indigo will also commence. TALLOW —(THIS DA T.) The market is steady, at the ed prides :—Town tallow ' 412. 9d. ; Petersburg Y.Q the wet, 41s. 9d. ; Ode. her teDeeembsr, 41s. 6d. ; December, 425. 8d ; Jsasarg Yank, 433. ; Mazah. 445. -- - P/ITICULLIII OF TALLOW. 11w. 10/a. 7004 • 00,617 611.036 1.889 2,446 27.754 23,161 &SOS 6.764 .76,E IA 13,002 470. M. 460. 01 411 OA. 440. 64. Mack on bend tale day - Delivery tad week Ditto from let Jane Antall lad week Mae teem let Jur Prleer.C.amiiseepotlniedayewt i DIU° rows last lriJay 17,113111 1,1111111 !CM LIM 27.1211 Us. Od. CM. M. Arrival fer the week eadieg Oct. 19. lave year, 9= aed delivery 1,061 eaeks. The arrival last week VAS casks Petersbum sad SS (runs ether places: Wla4 ;10 tutu METRQL'QT.TYI:: f d arTLE IKAltintr, (THIS DAY.) The supply of beasts is rather larger time oc Monday Mare is • fair demand for beet qualities, but prime are rather lower. Several inferior remain unsold. Sheep are room plentiful, sod trade very dull far them. Lower prices ars takes, and a large number remaia unsold. Good calves are is demand at full prices. From Garmativ sod Holland there are 2,780 beasts, 7,130 sheep, 150 calves, and 30 pigs ; Spain, 107 beasts ; Ireland, 64 and 3,150 from the northern sad midland concuss. /he stow et alba. ad. e. 4. 1 hr stool at 11166 1. a. 4. BM Scots. Herold*. 6 5 10 1 Beet Dna .8 111-141.110 0 0 0• Bed Ithert.berse 4lO 6 0 i Beet Long.wools.... 410 6444.1 qua bead* 1 4 • 4 1 Do. de. Mors • 041vss IV; lledDoe&lDlAredts 6 I lambs Beast* at market. IMO; ahem Lad lambs, 20,060 calm. ; Dip, ne• BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Mann. Pattsodee and Smith report a brisk demand for all the better descriptions of the new growth at fully leek week's quotations. Choice mmples are already becoming SPUDS. COAL ALLRILET.—{THIS DAT.) Walls Bad Ratios, 21& 6d. ; Walls Hod Booth Hellas, 21s. 6d. ; Walls Red Kart Hartlepool, 21s. 3d. ; Walls Eva Braddyl• Hettoa. 20s. 9d. ; Walls EA /Cellos, Ms.; Walla Sad Eden Helm, Ma. 6d. ; Walls Sad Heaton L 194. 6& .; Holywell, 19s. ; Wylara. 19e ; Hadley v, 19s. 514 Lambert's Hartley, 19s. 3d.-62alps at market, 25 ; at ass, 65. P