The Express. — London, England, 1866-10-08 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 8, 1866. COLONIAL GO' LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE Off KLICTSIO MEETING. -(THIS DAY.) HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES. Panacea Whitby ... J. ... 2 Six ran. SWEEPSTAKES. Inee Sinter to Stn ford Dundee MATCH. Midwife beat Duchess. PLATE £lOO. Friponaiar Vindes ... 1 - --• 24 ran. SWEEPSTAKES OF 300 SOPS. T.Y.C. ' Mine Whip f, Empress, and Sunflower f are here. PAID Foarerr.—lrishQueen and Perditior RENEWAL SWEEPSTAKES OF 50 SOVS. Countess Amy, Wild Briar, and Polly Perkins are here. _ . HANDICAP PLATE. Cesarewitch 001111t-tiEM Ostregor, 9st 31b ; lurk - worth, eot 121 b ; Friday, sat ; Homers, 7st 121 b ; Rama, 7st 121 b ; 2tiaa Stophenaon Tat 71b ; Tourmalin, Tat S i b ; Tat 41b ; Acton), Tat 41b ; and la:map* let. All are here.l PAID Ft/REMIT.— POOL and Douro. OCTOBER PRODUCE STAKES. D.31.1= Dumbbell and Mims Anne I are here. P A ID Foararr.—Thoraday, Sunbeam and Si time. LATEST BETTING. CESAREWITCEL 9 to 1 apt Chepstow (t) 11 to 1 Lotherio (t) 11 to 1 Proserpina (t) 12 to 1 Lo Favorite (t) 33 to 1 Surney (t) 80 to 1 Lively (t) LONDON BETTING.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'cLook:r.w. CFZAREWITCH. 8 to 1 apt Chepstow (t f) 9 W 1 Proserpina (t kw) 10 to 1 Lecturer (oft) 10 to 1 Potomac (off) 11 to 1 Bradamaute (t) 100 W 8 Lothario (off ) 100 to 8 L Favorite (off) 100 to 6 Jollity (t) 100 to 3 Dubiety (off) 50 to 1 Burney (t) 60 to 1 Caithness (off, t 200 to 3) 100 to 1 Philosopher (t) 100 to 1 Rams (off) 100 to 1 Duke of York (off) CAMBRIDGMBIRE. Bto 1 agst Chepstow (off) 100 to 7 Scarborough (off) BANK OP QUEENSLAND (LIMITED). (THIS DAY.) An extraordinary general meeting of the coin- II peal was held at 1 o'clock, Sir JOSHUA BOWE in the 11 chair, to receive a statement from the board, and consider a proposal for voluntary winding-up. The CHAIRMAN expressed a deep regret at the necessity for holding such a meeting. The accounts from December up to June showed a profit of 12,1231. 13a. 1041., equal to 12 per cent., and until the news of the sus pension of the bank arrived from Queensland, the board had no anticipation of the present result. The news of the suspension of the Agra and Masterman's Bank treated a panic in the colony, and owing to this cause the bank had to stop payment on the 24th of July. Under these circumstances the best course was, be thought, to wind up. He then referred to the following statement of accounts which was circulated in the room : " Statement of Liabilities and Assets on 30th June, 1866.-Liabilities.-Dr.: To capital, 207,900/. ; trans ferred to special reserve fund, per general meeting, 22nd May, 1866, 33,3921., leaving, 174,508/. ; to reserve fund to meet bad and doubtful debts, 42,865/. 2s. 101. ; to circu lation, 23,2461.; to deposits and current accounts, 108,4191. 3e. 11,L ; to hills payable and otherliabilities,ss,K7l/. ss. 10d.; to rebate on bills current, 30th June, 1866, 1,910/.155. Bd.; to undivided pro fi ts on 30th June, 1866, 12,1t3/. 13s. 10d. ; total, 423,9441. Id. Cr.-Assets :-By specie and cash at hankers, 25,382/. Ba. ; by bills dismounted, bills re ceivable, loans andother securities, 345,9391. 4a. 51. ; by overdue bills and loans-doubtful, 43,356/. se. Id. ; by preliminary expenses, 3,0001. ; by bank premises, furniture, &0., 4,3161. 4s. 701. ; total, 423,9441. 2s. Id. Profit and loss account, June 30, 1866.-Dr : To current charges, including salaries ' rent, taxes, stationery, at Head office, 1,1931. 1.5 a. 3d. ; to ditto, at branches, 5,1331. 14s. 9d. ; together, 6,3212.105. ; to directors' and auditors' remuneration, 640/. ;to balance, 12,1 2 11. 13s. 10d. ; total, 19,0931. 3e. 10d. Cr. By balance from last account, 2 ' 7651. 10e. Id. ; by gross profits to 30th June, 1866, after deducting rebate on bills current and paying interest on deposits, 16,327/. 13a. 93. Total-19,0931. U, 10d." The position of the company was, as far as the directors could judge, that there was 184,0001., or 22/. per share to be returned to the shareholders, and he thought that, con sidering all things, that was not a very unfavourable result. (Hear, hear.) In reply to a question, The CHAIRMAN said the nature of the securities had been carefully estimated, and the board believed they would realise what was stated. Mr. Mule (the secretary) then read a detailed statement of the securities corresponding with the printed state ment introduced by the chairman. In reply to questions from Mr. Horne, Mr. blunt said the company had made no advances on sheep farms proper, the advances of that kind being liens on wooL The 346,0001. consisted of fair, good ordinary banking assets. (Hear, hear.) Mr. Heim thought the shareholders onght to be satis fied if they received from 151. to 201. per share. He was glad that in this case there was no cause whatever to blame the board. (Cheers.) The Ciratamair then moved a resolution to the effect that the bank be wound-up voluntarily, and it was carried unanimously. The Secretary (Mr. Muir), Mr. Brockett (director), and Mr. Kemp (accountant), having been proposed from the chair as the liquidators, Mr. DARVELL said he thought it would be best to delay appointiug liquidators, as it was probable that liquidators were already acting in the colony, in which case there would be a double expense. Two or three shareholders expressed it as their opinion that the passing of a resolution for a voluntary winding up necessitated the appointment of liquidators. In reply to a question, Mr. BROCKETI said there were no pressing debts. The resolution was agreed to, and the proceedings ter minated in the usual manner. REM A Barometric pressure still coati though it has decreased sliislit/y lenamilr has Also fallen a little. this morning on the sisittigh visas ea tie coasts ot England. dab over the British Isles, aturday, and temperature A westerly wlml3 prevail moderate easterly winch inues hi since I.llhl Lat, aud CHOLERA IN THE NORTHERN TOWNS. A dm iderable amount of anxiety prevails in the. northern towns with regard to the progress of cholera in the chief of them. The true type of Asiatic cholera appeared in Newcastle, Gateshead, North Shields, and Sunderland last week, and there is great fear that it n.ay become epidemic in some ti these towns. It Las ids° leen fatal in some of the outlying villages in the county of Dc -Lim. Down to Friday the disease had only manifested iteulf among the poor of the towns mentioned ; but on the evening of that day Mr. Illtinan, one of Lloyds' surveyors on the Tyne, dial of cholera, after two days' illness. The authorities are on the alert, and the seaports of the Tyne have been got into a thoroughly clean and sanitary condition, and they are taking the precaution in every fatal case of cholera to burn the beds and bedclothes upon which the deceased persons have died. Though every possible precaution appears to bare been taken by the authorities the epidemic seems to be making good its position in the manufacturing and agricultural districts between Liverpool and Manchester. THE USE Or THE ORGAN IN THE SCOTCH CHCB.CH. —Yesterday special sermons were preached in St. Andrew's &etch Church, Rodney-street, Liverpool, by the Rev. Dr. Boyd (A.K.H.8., the author of " Recreations of a Country Parson"), of St. Andrew's, Glasgow ' on the occasion of the opening of the new organ, which has been provided by con gregational subscription. There were crowded congrega tions at both service*. The preacher said he had never beard anything like reason in the objections to instrumental music—nothing more than a mere ap pal to ignorant prejudice. They might all know bow the taste for this little improvement was spreading in Scotland. In Glasgow ten churches had now adopted it, while three years ago there was not one ; and he had always found that the singing was more spirited and unanimous than ever before. He trusted that their organ might silence their voices, or its grand notes rove a substitute for their own voice, but only lend dity and force to it. The new organ is a very hand some structure, and is by Willis, the builder of the St. George's-hall organ. It has ti stops, and two rows of keys, with a compass from CC to G. There are two octaves for pedals, six composition pedals, four for the grand organ, and two for the swell organ. The total cost will be about 700/. The organist is Mr. W. H. Jude. articled pupil to Mr. D. C. Browne, organist at the Blind Asylum. The music played during the morning service was during the collection, " Angels ever bright and fair" Pendell ; the second owlet* in A (Meridelsaohn) ; and "Fic'd in Ilia everlasting seat" (Handel).--Liverpool AWL Surrey Chapel, Blackfriars-road, is coming down, the congregation worshipping there having secured the site of the Magdalen Asylum on which to erect its saccessor —Sigais London Perez. FOX-HUNTING.—One of the greatest charms of fax-hunting undoubtedly is, that it disposes of all the dirty weather which goes to make up three-fourths of an English winter. W e t, an d drizzle, and muggy fog (the THE CONDEMNED CONVICT JEFFERY. — The characteristics of our brumous and insular climate, accord- wretched man, John Richarl Jeffery, who was convicted at the last session of the Central Criminal Court of the big to numerous French authorities), are the Genital on is it trades. To the hunting man a rainy morning in wilful murder of his child, a boy 7 years of age, will un wintar, which to moat other country folk can promise dergo the penalty of the law to-morrow morning at New thing better than a long yawn with book or news pa per in gate. He does not appear to be at an impressed with a sense of the awful position in which he stands, and it band, and a prospect over a miserable stretch of sodden would seem that from the period of his conviction down to "intrYi means sport, and society, and enjoyment. It is nothing to him that the ground rides saddle-girth deep, the present time he has exhibited an appearance almost of and that be is splashed with mud from head to foot, so utter indifference, and at times his remarks and demeanour long as the scent i s goo d. H e w ill only en j o y th e more by are such as to amount almost to flippancy. He attends contrast the charm of his own fireside, when he has cut the prison chapel regularly, and pays attention to the ex- Ith slough, and ma k es hi s a pp earance i n th e d raw l me hortations of the Rev. 31r. Jones, the ordinary of the nom before din ner hungry and happy, and Fttle tun' 1. prison, but it is very evident that they have little real This, indeed, to my , mind , e a constitutes one of th e principal effect upon him. He has been visited by some of the gen- Leann which accrue from , fox-hunting considered in an Heinen who were in the babit of attending in the district ethical light. It enables certain rich people occaaionally where he resided as Scripture-readers, and through whose to realise some of th e con di t i ons o f p oorer humanity, to feel instrumentality' the prisoner was defended by counsel ; themselve s , if on l y f or a s h or t t ime, t o b e men, and not hut, with the exception of a brother and sister, these are only lordsor sq urea nr greet merchants and nianufactu the only parties who have seen the culprit since his con- When he gets Mf his hone after a long wet day in the viction. In the ordinary course the execution would have e/a taken place this morning ; but, owing to the disgraceful ys, my lord is vciy meat in the same draggle-tailed con. &tin in which his labourer Hodge is, just emerging from scenes that have upon some occasions taken place in the the oozing dit c h, i n w hi c h b e his been engaged for seine neighbourhood of the prison in the night previous to an b ees._, Plashing a fence. The hardness which it ne - execution. the authorities have resolved that in future the 'Wes, together with a small amount of dang er that ac. sentence of the law shall be carried out on the Tuesday etnannies it, takes fox - bunting out of the category of " K ' n ' in g L hot_ .4sforta--such as hattue shooting, for example ,• th an IMPROVEMENTS IN BETHNAL —Among the !Inch know not any amusement more despicableand inane. local acts of the late session was one for the establishment And one of the least favourable signs of the times, to my end regul a t ion of a m arket near Columbia-square, Bethnal -I.6ndi lithe increasing fondness of the noble and wealthy green, and for the opening of a new street and the im ler this latter sport, if sport we mind call it. For the proveutent of other streets. It recites that the market Vint of civili sa t ion and refinement which has exorcised would be of public benefit to the Labouring classes resident Loin the higher ranks of the community drunkenness and in the neighbourhood, and that Miss Burdett Coutts was A ug, and that roughness which still bad something of willing to undertake the same with the land she possessed, Sthiihood in it, is not an unmixed gain to society, if the and to purchase other lands for the p ur p ose. The legia ftagnsh mind i s t o b e emasculated thereby, and, losing )stare has conferred by the act the necessary provisions on Its coanness, is to lose also its manliness and self-reliance. that lady to establish the market, and to continue the sAftiestiltan'e Afagmine for October. same to her assigns, so that it should remain a public A LIFE GUARDSMAN AT OXFORD.—Even those market, and confer on the neighbourhood the great benefits • . intended by Miss Burdett Count. There are 27 sections Nis go into the army, as a gentlemanly of pass i n g a Nil or two which they : do know what way do - not to with , are and a schedule to carry out the objects of the act. ti e l' the better fora degree, especially after they have left SOLDIERS' GARDENS AT ALDERSHOT.—The autho ..aorm. y and entered on the duties to which their several 1 cities at Aldershot are doing everything in their power to tat ions in life way c ill them. We happen to know that encourage the practice of gardening in the camp. Prizes relate Duke of Wellington had so decided a view on this ! are given every season for the best gardens to non-commis. Paint, even before he was Chancellor of Oxford, that he ironed officers and men, and now it is announced that ofil ;PI? always, if po ss ibl e , g i ve a y oung ens i g n or cornet cep and others who may wish to enclose the gardens round Ns in order that he mieht complete his University their huts may have materials for that purpose by apply "Wle by a degree. We well recollect the sensation pro- ing to the Deputy Assistant-Quartermaster-General. steed in the schools at Oxford by a young Life Guardsman Doubtless, the coming summer will see the " oasis" =hi- Penning himself before the examiners with a ferocious rated to a considerable extent, for the various plantations litoustache, in the days when an undergraduate would as which the engineers have been for some time planting ton have thought of wearing a ring in his nose.— around the camp and on other parts of the manieuvring upstemporart Reline for October. grounds will then add their beauties to that of the various . v OFTICE MUSEUM , PATES &writ KENangarow.— gard ens. — United United Service Gazette. ,_ Terthe r of visitors for th e week ending Oct. 6, 2,848 ; CRYSTAL PALACE. HALF-A-CROWN DAY. 04thnumber since the opening of the Museum fres digv SATURDAY, OCT. 6. Admissions on payment, 1,130 ; 04th May, 1856), 1,081,601. ditto by season tithe* 4,431; total visitors, 5,561. • SHARE LIST&-(THIS DAY.) Oat o'OLoct. The railway market is firm to-day, and the lead ing lines present an almost general advance. Great Northern original stuck is in chief request, and has risen 11 per cent. Midland has also improved ; Metropolitan and Great Western, 1 ; South Eastern, 1 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, Great Northern A, and London, Chatham, and Dover, 1; and London and North Western, 1. Metropolitan stock is now quoted 126 to ; Great Western, 521 to 63 ; London and North Western, 1171 to ; Midland, 121 i to 1221 ; Lan cashire and Yorkshire, 123 1 to • Caledonian, 1231 to 1241, ex div. ; South Easte ' rn, 651 to 1; Great Northern, 115 to 116 ;. ditto A, 1261 to G; London, Chatham, and Dover, 171 to 18 ; reat Eastern, 24 to 1 ; and North British, 41 to 42. Very few dealings have been reported in foreign and colonial railway shares, and prices are un changed. East Indian are quoted 1021 to 103 ; Lombardo-Venetian, 16 to 1 ; and Grand. Trunk of Canada, 19 to 1. OBOLNARY BHA= AND STOCKS. I - lib ' I rd" RAILWAY& I Closing pric l ed Sales to- day on datorday. ,Drtetpl and Exeter ....I Camteisin Cork and Bandon 87 80 192 124 44 46 13 116 4 6 65 NI TO ri 70 80 'oornwan , Dublin P erth lfsat I Dundee,dAbd Jn I Ernst London Scrip Oat. Do .01aegow and & Western Groat Eastern Ord. at. Do. E. Ang. Stk., No 2 Great North of Scotland :Great Northern , Do.A Area. no dlr. 11-1 1 Do. 13 i ttl p. e. b paidb t Do. New it o 4t pos. De. Ord. Def. Div. Stock iOt South & West. illy.; .Great Western o Do.StourVal.o us. Stk O Do. South Walet 0 I Do. W. 'lit—Orford 0 I Do. Do. Newport O lancashlrc &Yorkshirt 9 Lon. ,Brightn, tS. Coast O London,Chl. — .&Dor O Do. Met, Erten. AG p. e. O London & North Wean. O London&SouthWestern to NI an. she., 4cLinoolnsb 0 ( Metropolitan !tii Do. New .. ... ns no zdl 28 29 6 6 itSi 5 1 24 120414 116 1 00 92 521 62! 33 40 43 33 1231 1231 82 84 17 10 10 20 lin 1171 61 64 &A 66 124 126 2 21 pm 101 lu 90 92 Do. Extension Metropolitan District Do. do. do. Do. &St. John's-wood Midland Do. fa Shires Do. Dian. dr Derby Mid Kent North British Do. Kiln ,Perth,Dtusil N. Eastern—Berwick Do, G. N. B. Yore Do. Loads Do. York Do. Carlisle Do. Stock. &Darling Do. do., 168041 North London Do. do., 1941—b Do. do., lbee North Stationtaltird IN. & S. Western Junc. iSoottteh Central Scottish N. K. Aber. Stk Scottish ~I.idland Shropshire Union 'South Devon .South Eastern Staines,Woldnelam,&c Taff o. I Vale D o. 0 Vale of North Waterford t Kilkouny . Watarloo R Whitehal West Cornwall BRITU4III 121} 121} 11 li pm 91 93 41 4t 16 20 102 104 116 15 127 66 GT 99 101 24 36 9 10 pa 120 125 1 2pm —Pm 71 73 114 114 150 164 41 43 63 06 8 9 140 146 2 Spm lESSIONS. Clostug prtom. I dales --- 66 69 uro 47 1.11 a 1 , 41' 81 FO so 'me 10 . 2} 90 100 102 103 19 20 b 0 Yl 03 • -- 1 -- • ra I lip I,',pm 1 ipm 95 109 I 01 VS I 13 191 Is} 131 S4er... 97 - 87 I 2I 1 ilia 9S 99 90 ss 83 90 ! 61 63 101.1 102 82 8.4 8i 85 al asi 9i' ro" o tfie 96} I JR. itAltnilt. I PJ Cl. 40,0031 60 Agra& Masterrnan's (L.;; 25 10,000, 60 . All ' 10 40,300.100 1 AlllanoeLomfillverpool, 26 I 100.000. 20 Anglo Ave: -btu I 4 1 40,000. 50 ; Anglo Egyptian 3,101.; ,20 10,000, 60. Anglo Italma ,Limltel 2O 1 11,200 10 . Asiatic BanliCor.ncw 111. 10 , 30,000 40 Austmlasla . all 12.600 20 . Bankof BritlsliColninbia all 12,500! 10 i Do. New, Bated 2 pm. 6 I 10,000. 36 Bank of 1. ....Mit , all 40,000 20 Bank of Loudon ' 10 I 111,000 20 Bank of Otago ;Limited): 16 10,000.100 , Itink of Qnceusland • L. ) 25 10,101 60 , Make! Victoria,Atistral 25 50.000: 10 Bank of New Zealand ' 10 40,000 50 . Barned's Bank (Limited' 10 60,000 20 ; Brazilian& Portuguese:l. 10 16,0001 60 , British &CtliforMan..L; , 74, 10,000, 60 'British N. America . all 75,506 20 ; CharlosLidlitta&Co. 11, 6 1 60,000, 20 ~ C. Bk. India, Sus., China all 00,000 1 25 ' Chart. Mar. of indla,,kc; all WON . 20 I City ' 10 20,000 100 ' Colonial ' SS I 40,000 24' Coin. flank of Canada • all , 40,006 25 Coin. Bank et India, ex.' all 160,000, 10 , Consolidated Bank (L : 4 10,000' 50 ' Delhi and Loa lon 25 20,000: ISO I East London (Limited). 6 60,x00.20 ! F.asternExchange n Um.) 5 KO* 30 ! klarlish and American . 6 20,000 25 ; English Joint Stock ( ) 10 10,000' 20 1 Eng.Scot.,2 lust Chart,' all 20,000 50 : 1:11,„ tub an. 19, w ethsh , L.' .Th 65,0 0 6 50 : European Lank Limited. 15 40,000 100 Ifinditsn ChinviJap. ,1 •. 25 10,000 100 I imperial BALA !Litaikal, 20 209,606 20 1 I Tinhorial Ottoman ..... 10 11 .000 , 23 lonian 0,000 1 26 , Do. New 100.000 20 ' Land Slmt.llk. 111,111'7 y 4 000,010'100 1 Do.sp.c. Deb.. , 5.14,30yrs all 20,0000. 60 I Lon.Bltonletico,dtc. l l.) , 90 13,000 100' London and Easzillan. : 45 n.oooi 301 Do. New •I n 6,000 1 100 !London& itivernate,L.)l 40 10,000: 25 I Do. New, its. at Limo! 10 10,000' 21 Do. do. do I 6 60,000 21 : Lon. Ch. Bank of Awitrl , all 17,600 50 I London and Oonnty , 20 72,000, 50 , London Joint Stock ; U 26,000 j 30' London & South African! all, 10,006100 I Lon. & & Westem ;Lim. ; , 20 , 5,010. SO . London & VenezuelaX „ 194, 50,000'1001 London & We:ln:anger: 20 10, 000,100 1 000'100 , MercDo. Nbaut e Ban w 10 k (Lim.) 5, 00,0001 60 , MercantUe,tExchan(L.l. 124, .. u.shida 17,166 100 i Metro...l Pros. BaulnL) . B.) km ha) I Midland Bank (Lim.) 20,000 1 5 , National of A 4 , 20,00e100 ' National of Liverpool lO . 10,090 1 100 I N. Pro. of &Wand 66,0001 10 I Do. lind & 3rd Jaime lt , 60,000; 60 I National Bank 17,5001 20 ! New Smith Wales all 00,000' 10 j New Zealand (Limited). 1 1 50,000! 10 !North Western 74 10,060 23 ; Oriental Bank Corpora all 20,000 SO lOrimitCom. &LlateO.C. 7 25.000 101 Do. do. lateN. T. 4 21,000 201 Da do. lateF.C. 4 17,210 50 1 Provin,BankingOote.(L) 10 10,000 100 Provinc. el Ireland_ 37,600 20 Seinde,PunkolDellil:L) 10 12,600 I 20 ) Do. lemma at 2 p 15 20,00 e Baulk Australia all 17,0511100 , Stand. of B. & Mesas 10,000,100 Do. do. ma ate Mt TO 40,000, 25 , Onion of Australia 10,4101001 Union of Ireland (Um ) 21 40 1 ,000 1 ;10 Union of London I . 16 - • 5,006,688. 8L ' Fast and West India .1100 11,000: 10 fGeteral floattag Dock ' 5 laikllo' 8l 'London il:B6.6eassin.loo 4002,600100 • Do. Dab. 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Melb , Do. N.ltof B !Wilde, gua 5 per cent. I Do. Deihl do Do. do do. Do. Pantaub .10. Do. Indui St. Flot. do JOINT STUCI 2i tN2a. liiitisheolm.dp.et..lll7l De. 1186 Cs.- acme it a.,1147-116. Do. Sperct,Teb.&Aug. Do. 6 perct. Mar.itSer i Do. 6perct.liut.&Ju Do. 6 per ot. ins. Stoc Canso( U Hoped esraias Do. d 0.1.990-1900 Do. do. 1860-w Do. do. 186041 Do.6p.o.ApAltOct. 1 Osylon,Nov. DM 11,6 p.ct Do. 1879, do.. Do. 1872 d 0... Mauritius 6 per cL,1876 Do. 1878 I Do. Do. NASAL Gov. 6 pow tent_ New Bruns. Gov.6perct. New South Wales Gov.. 6 p. cant.,lB7l to 1876 Do. 6 p. c.lBBB to 1893 New Zealand 6per mot. Do. 6per cant Nova Scotia. 6 p x,1876 Queensland Doe. 6 p. oL S.AusL Gov. 6 p. c.. 67-77 Do. 1878 and upwds. Vlatiov.6p. c. Jan. July Do. 6p. ofAprii&Oe.l BRITISH 1411 i". 2,0 8 00 1, 1 900 1,024 12. 61 % 5,1441 6,000 6,21 4, 1, & ._ ___ IChtverton aiftoral Antal De►.o. Con. (Tavistek )1 Drakewslls Fast Basset (Illogsa) ' Eaat ("amiss Bast Curs Brea East Grenville. IFist d'unnj.si;ke 631 3 213 21 82 1 18 17i i 18i 1111 i la 511 12ti I 6 101 1211 bi 42 1} NJ { 11,600 6,000 6,000 5,9* 6,0001 1,020 , 6,000' " 401 6,000 .. 4. , a a, , . .. 1,024 .. 2,000 •• 611 .. 512 .. 1,02 .. cowl .. H. W. Russell (Taviatk.; °rambler & St. Auby Great Lacey (Limited; Great South Tolgus Great Wheal Busy 0. W. Vor (Holston) Grenville Herod's Foot ilingston Downs Margaret i l uy Lelant, Marke Valley )iwyn.ly Iron Ore New Seton North Itoskear N. Wh. Basset 'Moon} North Wheal Crotty !Prosper United .Proridunce ( 1 2. telaut: S. Cargalon St. elect; South Coudurrow S. W. Frances (Illogan) Stray Pails Ttn Croft - - • Vigra and Clogau, West Basset ;Illogan) W. Caradon ;Liskeard; West Chtverten West Seton Wh. Basset (Illogan).. Ma. Buller (Redrnth). W, V ary inn Plenhen ;Wheal Seton .... 60 I 5 i In2i M i 106 991 9 _dig 191 _die _4lls _dm i‘ii;:rrelagruey (Lick.. DEBENTURE 61 le B 86.84.0 3 4 9; 10j 436_466 14 i t 9) 22 ei 7 2 2 it 9 le 8 1 3 1 4 6 U . 19.0 19 21 xd 1} 11 81 84 31 Si 6 7 4} 6 7i (Bs 86 46 B+i l 4 1 --- i - it 18 U 2 4 11e 18; 8 b lit 16 11 85 95 ” 25 10 11 165 165 8 10 a prices. I 7182 I 92 94 No. 15h. Siocit.S. I Pd _._ • _ . _ 91,023 St. GiTistn 4 p.c. Star.&Sep. 100 609.9.316 St. 0.Nth0.4 p.c. Jan &July 100 619,000 Elt. o.Wstn.—W. p. ct , Jan. & July .... 100 St. Lauc.&Ylcdp.c.Jan.&Jly 100 I St. L..n 1ti..111.4p.c...1an.&J1y 100 I St. L.&N.W.4p.e.Juu.& July 100 P St. Do. 31p.c. Jan.& July 100 I St. .L &S.W.4p c. Jun.& July 100 ' 9?. St. NI Itilan.l.4p.o Jan &July 100 • 92 St. ; 10. llritleh, E. P. & D. 8., sp. et., rub. & Aug... 100 • St. I N.E.trn...tp.c.Jan.&July 100 St. !Suot.N.E.,llp.c.ApAtOct. 100 xd 618,000 130,000 sr..ti2n 211. Y4l 69,730 82,431 14 la 93 9$ 7? 94 9294 - 0171PA‘IIIS. :ELLANEOIIS. 9294 60,000 , 10 ifinglo-AmerlcanTeL (L.), all 10,000! 10 'Anglo-Mexican Mint I all 600,06015 t. Atlantic Tel. 8 p.M. (L ) 100 20,0001 26 Australian Agrtenl 1 1 0 i 40,0001 WI Australian 51.1../Fn.(l 1 6 10,000 1 10 IdaugparalaTeaEstateaL 4 47,000 10 Berlin Waterworks !L;. all 26,000 100 Bol.kow Gaughan (Li . llj . 10,000 6 Bombay Gee (Llmltad)' all 10,000' 6 Do Sril time , all 10,000 . 6 Do New i 2 6,000 60 Initials American Land, 44 6114,780 St. B. dI. Meg. Tel (L) lOO 8,915 321 ..antila Company . - 60,0 a) 10 ;,: ansidiatiLoand Inv(L)i 25,000 20 ietyl.m Company 12,000 2.3 1 Ditto A shares ' 57,00 . 20 ,(:lii Aa...t.Shi pit L.Coal LI 30,000. to !City DiscoLut, Limited.' 20,000' 25 jiltyofLundonft.Pro. , ,L); , 16,041' 30 ;City of Milan Impro.(L )1' 10 4,950 30 fl.' . all 65,000: 25 'City of Moscow Oss (G ). VC 20,000 BO All Oftims (Lint 1 l5 1 20.000 50 voio y nial ; Limited) !10 Row 0 ..,,midercial Culon;lna ). 6 1 40,000 10 Com. ~ f AfricanNler..,L) , 3 I 60,000 60 Consolidated Die (1.) 1 17,500 20 'Cur.tioeutal Uu.Gas ,L ;, 10 20.000 ,100 iCantraict Corporatiow,L; 10 12,000' 25 'Om. 11. I:mt., Pref. 74 p.c.l all 200,000 ' 10 C. Fone. of EL.:land IL ',l 8 10,000: 60 1 1a..0f Mauritius( l..) !10 100.512aii St. ,Crt stal Palace .lOO .6160,820, St, • Do. Preference llOO 6277,000, St. 1 Do. Cp. et. rap. Deb. 100 7,500! 20 'Darjeeling ;limited) ll4 10,010:100 , Discminteorporation , L . 20 18,000 10 !Eastern Assam Tea ~ L.: 61 20,000 60 .5. Ind talend.C.it Pin,Ll 10 60,000 20 E. India bTlg. et Canal 16 80,800 50 Ebbw Vas 23 113,313 50 .E 7, yp limn Co m. A T nl. t, L,, 9 6870,075 St. E: carte Telegraph _ l lOO 70,0001 3 Prig.dAna.Copper rum , 2i i l 10,000 60 • Eng, and Yore.= Credit n 10,000,100 • Eng. 6: ScottkehMartn. ( 6 25,0001 10 , Val:lain. gatirineering 80,000, 20 Format •,Wareilouse (L , 12 10,000' 50 'Gallivan (Limited) 260,000 20 o.CreditstFin of Lou.'.l; 6 20.000 15 .Gen. Steam Navigation 14 90,000 50 .HOll3B it C..louial AL (L. ) 6 6,0)01 10 HonigKong & China Gat• all 100,0001 20 Huth:o.l'sll4y. 10,0001 10 !lumber Iron Works ,L ) 10 80,000 1 20 'lm. LuidCn. Marseilles 1 10 100,000! 60 Imp.R Ifer.Cdt. Asa. (L ) 10 60,000 1 2 'lndian Carrying (Lint) 11 40,0001 50 InternatlonalCoutract . 10 160,000 20 internat. FillanAoc.(l, *. 6 800,000 . 20 liitcruat.LundCrvaltl.,, 6 30,000; 50 'ltalian Land I 6 60,000. 12 !Italian [trig. (Cau.Cay. " 1 all 1,000000 100 1 Do. 6p. c. lids. r. 1870 1 all 90,0001 50 ]Land SecitritleOlm./..1 6 4,000, 26 .LonsL African Trading..l 10 10,000 45 TAU. e.t. Calalou. 51. (Ll, 6 80,000. 10 Lis.Conuty Lead ItB.11.; 2 12,000 6 'Loud. IlistrLATeleg.t,L. . all 40,000 60 Lond. Milan. Ann. • L. , 1 25 14,8,525 4 Lond. G. insinilaisC.J `, l all 6,000, 50 Loud.dGlaag.Eng.Co (1; 20 10,000 50 - Load. Italian, It. Stm. I 7 6,000 1 60 Lond.Mer Dlscowit !L.; 10 64,5001 90 Lund. ProrincialMarine 2 60.000! 20 Madras IrrigadCanal.. 16 ~..1501DO. 10,000; 26 Marine lovertment (L 2 1 6 12,500 20 .Mauritius Laud, do. (L :1 2 12,0001 10 '11...1it I:sten. Te1.!1..) , all 10,000! 50 'W.r.hant Shipping ' L• I 16 15,000' 90 .21111 wall F.LcldDock(l4l 15 40,000! 60 ,51,11wrIllron Works. I 7 V... 500 , 10 .Natal Land &Col.C. (I )1 6 110,00 0 2.5 National Dia. COM. ()i 6 40,000 25 Do.New,isasp.!itobepd, 2 20,000 25 National Prov. Ifarine,L' 2 . 000 . 100 1 wationalSteam Noir.; L. )1 30 6,000 20 !NerlarldaCoalddron,L.) 5 0,000 20 , Do. New I 5 10,000. 25 ,N.,ealand Lk M.Ag.'l ). I 10,000 25 ,N.Zelland T.,t. Loan •1 ); 4 15,000 1 10 ;Northern AssaraTesiL). I 16,000 10 Do. B I 1 1117,175: St. N.Bris.Anstralasiax, (1 `lO4 40,000 50 N.13iit..251 mean. In.'l 4 18.000 , 10 Nowin,ng Tea , Limited) 1 40,000, 25 alcesui Marine (limas.) I 10,000 1 60 .orientalPinauctal'Llm.)l 11 90,000 6 ,OrientalOsCLlmited)... al 110,003' 6 ; Do. New 1 40,000 , 10 Orient. Inland Steam'L ) , al 22,040, 10 Otago 5; Athland loved. l 1 12.3001 16 OttomanC.mnpamy,L.) 1 10,004160 otto,..ariFitanimal,L) 1 II 10,000; 6 Ottoman Gas iLi m itg a li a 100,000' 50 Orereud,Gurney,Co. ' 1. 0e,500 ; 10 .Panaina P.M. Staant,L.', a 10.214' 6 Do. do 1000,000' Rt. Peelltlv.l4smtt Mitn.(L )300 14),000! 50 Peninsular It o.lltesa... all 10,000. 60 Do. do. New 146 17.000. 10 Quehrada L.. 8., IL (1 ) all 10,000 50 Rhymney Iron 10 15 D. New all 15 , ,034 000 i ', 25 P.MJ.Citylmprov.(L ) all 15,056 1 25 . Do. do l2 30,000; 10 into Janeiro Oas (Lim) all 15,000 •100 'Royal Mall Steam OO 000,000, St. Scot. Anstra. Invest.) L; lir 40,000' 53 Smith, linight&Co.(l 1 * L e 20,000 20 1 , 200:08,0 8cr ,r iv Egypte(Lo . 1' 16,000 50 S. African SI. & In. ~ 1..). . . 14.200 26 •SonthAustaillan UM.. a 41680,000 St. .8403 marine Telegraph .. le Tel.Conatruc..kMaiu(L) a i . Do. Do 1 20 Thames& :iferseylitiL ) 10 !Trinidad Petroleum (1 1 10 ITrust&Agencyof= 10 ;T..2 1...C0. of U. Lo Un.Marine of Ilea. (L) 9 17nIte4 E. TOIL C0.(1.1 4 20 'Culvert. Marine Ins.(Li 10 jilimer Aram Tea (Lha.) 10 . De. 311 ,Van tenet's I.od Mk 1 ISO IViceroyollignA(llo•4. , i IS Marmot Finaace (1,11. ii 1' 94 WeetindisaPseileal $ !Ilt i lei t 16 17 10 110 110 71 18 20 _4 lab Om _ 14 111 i Idl4 Ipm 4 l 411, 44_ dil l 20 IS -- 8.3 90 75 SO 2} 2 1 l 0 1 .113 par , ! IMs par ll tO 8 dia. 1} $ 2 1 4.4 s lidte i a 0 (HAI 6+ hi It— -1(4 37,600' 100,000 7,500 37,600 60,000 100.000 i 31040 60.0001 15,000 1 1500 10,1100 "OM 6 Sdi UPni 14 13 as' ▪ 4 23 20 as 5 7 1 4 8 1 28 42 60 42 9 11 pm 11 12 24 24 7 8 19 21 • 5 Ms, 21 2214 11! 116 120 126 It 18 dls 8 d 6 ddb l n 10 89 66 7 iii m! 1 4 iii i t 111 1 poi 1} I in 1 2 II 3 1 T 1 $ 4 0 T I 3w I Pd I CI. prima. I Sass. Pith} ERENCE SHARES. Great Western, Originsls per coat redeem. pa n IC rd l North Staffordshire, S 5. 92 96 90 92 90 92 76 77 75 17 102 106 103 106 103 106 102 104 66 90 102 106 106 NT 103 105 102 104 103 106 106 107 103 106 90 101 93 96 91 9$ 94 8114 84 96 18 80 95 97 V 91 106 10't 10 - 2} Ic4 :41 Bin Eurcham thought it very strange • man in his posi tion should send his wife into the country hop-picking. It must have been to earn money. Hill assured his worship that it was not. Many inde pendent persons went hop-Making for the benefit of their Leainelth. pector Raymond informed his worship that such was the case. They believed that the smell of the hope bene fitted their health. Mr. Durcham r at this stage of the proceedings, said that there was nu evidence against Euston, therefore she would b e diecharged, and if she thought proper she might give evidence. Elston then left th e dock, and was sworn. She said that th e *ovine was a large third class one., nas full of passengers. As soon as ahe got in she fell asleep, and was woke up by hearing the prisoner Hill cry " Murder," and then she saw her break one of the windows, and call out. She did not think she could have taken the money. Mr. Burcham remarked that the evidence of this witness contradicted that of tho prosecutor as to the carriage and the occupants. He asked if any officer connected with the railway was in court. Inspector Raymond replied in the negative. He, how ever, knew that all sorts of carriages were used for the hop pickers at this tune of the year. Mr. Rurchsm observed that the case was surrounded with such mystery that he should order the prisoner to be put back for the attendance of some of the railway officials. She was then removed. GREENWICH. DISTURBING A CONGREGATION. Willia,a Gable, an old man, of Willow-walk, Bushey green, Lewisham, was charged with being drunk end creating a disturbance at Lewisham pariah church, and annoying the congregation. From the evidence of Mr. Henry Atkins, the verger, it appeared that at the afternoon service yesterday the pri soner entered the church and commenced a disturbance, by soling in a very noisy and indecent manner, when he was given into custody. The prisoner bad alio miscon ducted himself in a similar manner on a previous occasion. Mr. Trull said the prisoner's conduct had been very disgraceful, and he should require him to Mid bail in a MU of 10/., on condition of his being of good behaviour for Ares months, the effect of which, he hoped would be the means of keeping him in gaol for that period. The prisoner WWI removed in custody. CRUEL ROBBERY BY A SOS. &get Coppen, aged 43, was charged with stealing 191., the moneys of his father James Coppen. The prosecutor and the prisoner had recently returned from harvesting, and on Saturday night they slept at i beershop at Lewisham, in the same room with eoch other. On Sunday morning, at 8 o'clock, when the prosecutor awoke. he found that the prisoner had left the house, and that 191. in money, which he had had in two bags were stolen, the empty bags being found by the bedside. The prisoner was apprehended about four hours after leaving the house, when ho denied the robbery. Mr. Train remanded the prisoner. WEATHER REPORT.-{THIS DAY.) MONDAY, ()Mall 8, 8 A.M. F. Eitzeme. Sea, aIL w. I NITI7 - V -' W. I 11. 9 t° NAM_ - - 1 30.41 55 W. - 6 98. W. - - - Aberdeen • . 30.41 47 W.S. W. 1 2 B.W. b - 1 laftll '30.45 53 S.W. 1 2 W. b'- 1 Ardresgan 30.45'65 W.:S W. 2 3 3.W. o - 2 reencestle 1 30.4 5 ,52 W. S.W. 1 2 E. cm - 1 - - - - Uremool :30.48 50, N.E. 1 S E.B.g. - I Belybead - . 30.43 541 E. N.E. 2 1 N. N. F. cm - 1 Pinnace.. 130.33 551 E. 3 4 E. o - 3 Aral 30.254 N.E. 5 N.E. tom - 4 portent 30.24 54 1 N L 314 N. E. oc - 2 lordetort - 2 Ilymouth - 1 Weymouth 30.38 51. N.E. 4 3 N.E. cm - 4 Pretemonth • 30.rn 53' E. N. E. 3I 3 E. N.E. c - 2 leaden - - 7insoatle 30.47 57 N. E. 2 2 E. N. E. b - 1 Sorbonne'. 20.42 It E. 1 1 W. bin -I 1 fklekts . 30.48 62 8. E. 2 2 S.E. of 2 Maw - Si ' .100 It. 1 100 It. 100 II 160 It. 1 100 It. llOO 100 11. - pm 68 70 4.3 46 21 SO 310_230. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAL) (lira .'Owaz. In the Stock it to-day prices show in creased firmness, owing principally to purchaaes to cover previous speculative sales for a fall. There is a fair inquiry for the funds, which have ad- i vanced per cent. for the new account. The im provement in British railways ranges from per cent., the chief upward movement being in Great Northern. The only change of importance in foreign stocks is a fresh fall in Italian of 1861. Banking and financial shares are in rather more request, and have risen in some cases. The dealers are still engaged in the monthly settle ment in Consols, which will be completed to morrow. The amount of business generally is limited. 76 10Srf zd WRZA?. Ire; Kent, red, nld Dew ~ Do. Irate old , new Norfoii and Lincoln CVBB.ENT PRICES EMOLISII. Per Qr. l l 44 to 64 43 to ISt 47 to 61 44 to 67 41 to 14 ➢ARL4T _ _ _id Malting ----- 35 to 501 Distilling Grinding 33 to 30 MALT. Essex, .:Surforic,-I;nd xd 66 to 7t Klnnton and Ovate 66 to 76 Brown 63 to 62 gric 29 to V 20 to 26 2E to SI 21 to 27 Per Qr. 60 06 CS . 52 to 5O . 45 to 50 . •4 to 47 . 47 to 50 to to -- Tick Maras= Harrow . Grey Maple White Boilers FLOCR. Town =de, per 280 lbs. - Household Country Norfolk and Suffolk, ox ship Maple .. Hollers .. Si to SS .... 33 to 35 .... 40 to 41 INDIAN OORN. Yellow .. I Sales. IViheatrarkir. 1 1Salti gra gra gra 6)4 3:67 12667, FULA. &ta. ilieann. Pena qrs. I qrs. I qrs. I 21071 IVO I 11111 I is.; 18u9 - I - 1 1: . 31 i Ad St.•',nn ham' Vile day .. maks! L•'. Vc . ry tint week I tat , let June Arriv 1,1 week Ditto to nu 1:4 J use dis _Ms - 11 - 74 brie PROVINCIAL SHARE MARKET& Lia 14 81 MARE-LANE.—(THIS DAY.) Although the supply of - English wheat on saki in oar market today was only moderate, the demand for all kinds was very inactive, at a decline in the quotations, with Monday lasts of from le. to 2s. per quarter, aTi l g r cli d a clearance was with difficulty effected. The show of fore' wheat was by no means extender. and sales prop eased slowly at la per qr. leas money. Pine barley was scares, and in request, on former terms; but inferior were dull, and quite Is. per qr. lower. Malt, the supply of which was only moderate, was finis at full currencies i The oat trade was in a sluggish date, and inferior oats ' sold on rather lower terms. I Beans were a slow sale, but no quotable change took place in their value. Peas came slowly to hand, yet the inquiry for them was inactive on former terms. The sale for both English and foreign flour was heavy, at late rates. The arrivals of floating cargoes off coed have been only moderate, nevertheless the demand for them has fallen off, and prices have had a drooping tendency. Mirka wheat, on passage, Las sold at 1625. &L : and Eubanks, 40s. 33. to 51s. tial. per 402 lbs. Ibrail maize has realised 29a. to 30s. ; Nicoldeff burley, 31s. 941. ; Bulgarian, 51s. ; Odessa Unsay', 625. ; and East India, on passage, 665. per 410 ltts. i ExPosis or GRAIN.—The principal exports last week were upwards of 5,000 quarters of wheat. The supply of money in the discount market to-day is superabundant, and the charge for the best paper is to per cent. below that current at the Bank. The rate in the Stock Exchange for short advances on English government securities is 3 to 31 per cent. Consols are now quoted 891 to both for money and to-morrow's settlement, and 891 to # for the new account (Nov. 8). Italian Bonds of 1861 are heavy, and have de clined A per cent. The other speculative descrip tions are unaltered, with the exception of a rise of in Spanish Certificates. Turkish Bonds of 1862 are quoted 531 to 54* ; ditto, 1866, 301 to ir ; Greek, 141 to 1 ; Spanish Passive, 211 to ; ditto Certifi cates, 14# to # ; Italian of 1861, &if to / ; and Mexi can, 15/ to 161. United States 5-20 Bonds have advanced 1 per Ne w cent., viz., to 701 to 1. Erie Railway shares are OAT - steady, at 51 to ~ and Illinois Central at 781 to 1. Enallabij, t. d t. Anglo-American and Atlantic Telegraph shares ac" , feed are unchanged, at 16g to 1, and 51 to 1, respec- I tivoly. WHEAT. The Calcutta, China, and Australian mails Daezte and Koran reached Suez] on the 4th of October. The dates 1, , , ."ck mackila are : Calcutta, Sept. 10 ; Point de Galle, Sept. 18 ; Danish Shanghae, August 22 ; Hong Kong, August 28 ; Melbourne, August 28. I AmCkcan, red International Financial shares are quoted 1/ " to a dis. ; London Financial, 16 to 15 dis. ; " DislVltt .. General Credit, 21 to # dis. ; Credit Fancier, Manias 4 to 41 dis. ; National Discount, 81 to 9 prem. ; Dutch brewin ° g lra .... so to 29 and Hudson's Bay, 161 to 17. „ feeding HALF-PAST THREE o'CLOCH. I 41' 7 1teCAR OF 7t1A0: 1 :11, Yltb; Consols are fractionally better, at 89# for money, and 89 to 1 for the account. About 50,000 sovereigns have been withdrawn Sco 81461tch141 • • from the Bank for Brazil. ' Irish At Paris this morning the Three per Cent. Rentes Futeem —— opened at 68fr. 85c., being 1 per cent. higher. Total At the meeting this afternoon of the share- • LivErsooL COTTON MARKET. holders of the Bank of Queensland, the chairman (THIS DAY.) announced the stoppage of the undertaking, and it (sr ELECTRIC AND INTRaNATIONAL TELEGRAPH.) (FROM OUR OWN eimareiresmsr.) was decided to wind up voluntarily. The market has resumed a better tone, and to-day The Edinburgh, from New York, has brought Fri iay'a quotations have been partially recovered. Sales but seen 1'2,000 and 15,000 Wee. 12,5001. iu specie. We are informed that the report of the Com mittee of Investigation into the affairs of the L oo d.,n, Chatham, and Dover railway, cannot possibly be issued before to-morrow night. In the matter of Overeud, Gurney, and Co. (Limited), the Defence Committee have addressed a circular to the shareholders, in which they make the subjoined general explanation of the position taken by them in the matter : On the general subject of our liability, we owe it to our selves and to our supporters to draw a practical tlibtinaion between the creditors of the private brit and thus of the limited company. Supposing the latter to have us, the former, representing, we believe, a large prupottion of the alleged a4gregate of live millions and a quarter, cannot derive any strength Iron. the analogy. Oa the contrary, considering that at the time of the transformation, the private firm was hopelessly in solvent, they virtually became our debtors fur the 1,5 1 /0,000/. advanced by us for their relief. A further demand upon the money market for capital for Indian railways is involved in some resolutions, which were passed at the general meet ing of the Scinde Railway Company on the 28th ult. The third ordinary general meeting of the Queensland Sheep Investment Company (Limited) will be held on Thursday, the 18th inst. The half-yearly meeting of the West Flanders Railway Company is called for the 2nd November in London, and the Bth November at Brilgel. Messrs. Brown, Shipley, and Co. have an nounced the dividend due the 10th instant on the Panama Railroad Company's first Mortgage Bonds. In accordance with the notification in their July report. the directors of the National Bank of Liver pool (Limited) have made a call of 51—payable 21. 10s. on the 31st inst., and 21. 10s. on 21st December. This will told 150,0001. to the paid•up capital, and is, we understand, preparatory to the reduction of the nominal value of the shares from 1001. to 251. each. Per Qr. OAT!. 4. %slob potato Irish, wide black BEATS. 40 to 42 40 to 42 4.2 to 46 43 to 41 26 to $2 Sii to 41 39 to 42 to 47 to 60 40 JO 44 S 6 to 64 36 to W We Qr. AM a Danish and Sa,dnit. 21 to 26 Russian _ 19 to 27 BELos. Donlth nus. .. 30 to 33 38 to 41 St to SS . 710 to SS French, per4acl:7.. 88 to 41 Spsintall „ ... 38 to It 1 Atuoican, per be... 24 to SO Cansabut , .. 24 to SO INTO LONDON, BY LAND AND SI BEIT. 'M TO Ot.T. 6, IN- lONS is *Co 1109 41.45 MINCING-LANE.—(THIS DAY.) Sec:AL—The market continues very quiet ; no sales re p-tiled since Friday. Refined dried goods remain in limited niu , st, but prioes are without change ; pieces are sold at prices in favour of buyers. enervv..—The males are limited to small parcels, at pre vioul rates. TEA .0113 Rom.—No sales reported. 110 . x.—A pared of Rangoon sold at lls. 3d., ex ship, fur exalt. S u.veI:TIUL-1.,000 bags sold at lower prices. Refractiod int cash, at 20s. 3d. ; 8 to Gj , with prompt, at 20s. 61; and 4 at 21.. Com...N.—The market is rather mom ideady, but not active, the sales being oonfuted to small panda, at Friday's currency. In other articles no change. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The market is quiet. Town fellow is quoted 445. ; nslntr,c Y.C. on the spot, 445. ; January to Merck. ; October to December, 442. ; December, 455. riS.TICULAIM Of TALLOW. 1863 I 1966 6%036 47,8:3 41,470 3•41316 3.466 1,601 2,307 I 2,115 • 31,133 24,37 G 34,183 31.666 6,764 ?,1 0 ) 10,0 1 2 11,315 33,442 27,190 43,170 135,966 ad. ad. s, s. d. d.l Prierr.C. on %pot this day....! 43 0 41 a 47 3 6 44 6 Ditto 'roma k.O .... 46 6 44 3 ILO 0 46 6 Artival foe the week eliding 16th October led year 5,038 cedar; and ..!ellvery 4,011 casks. Ms arrival last week couiprie43 11,326 cael4 retz.eimrs. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) The number of beasts is not quite so large as on Mon day last, and the demand has increased, prices conse quently ~re better. The supply of sheep is about the same as la 4 week. Trade is better, and on the s.verage higher pricer ire obtained. Choice calves are very scarce, and comiderably dearer. Our foreign supply consists of 3,120 beasts, 8,930 sheep, 73 calves, and 270 pigs. From Norfolk and Suffolk, 60 baits ; Ireland, 226 ; and 2,034 from the northern and midland counties. Consols, which closed yesterday at 891 to 4, both l'..r stone of sib.. ad.a d. Per stone of 101 a. ad.s d. SATURDAY Kenmore. - Rest .ie ,tv, Herefda 6 2 6 0 I Best Dna& IliblaSh 0 0 0 • Nest Short horns . 410 s 2 Hest Loug-au015.... C. 4 6 8 for money and next Tuesday's settlement, opened C s 7aVv'e h a d qua heads : : : : Bit .'t l lsni o d ill 4 . ll . si : 0 : : and closed to-day at the same quotation. For OP: D 0 5.„.,,„ a4 5 0 Do. do. Shorn.... 00 0 S the Bth Nov. the last price was 891 to 4. The ofii- """',le -hre 05r h 1 1 :44.4 0 0 ; 43 4 i s f s i c r b4 , 0 0, 0 99 0 . 19,810; cal cial business report is as follows :-Thre• per Cent. pus. 570. Consols, for money, 891, 1,1, 4 • ditto, for ac- --- count, 891 ; Three per Cents. ReAnced, 861, 7a ; BOROUGH HOP MARKET.-{THIS DAY.) 86/, ii • Bank Stock, shut; for a Messrs. Patten len and Smith report an a ctive demand New Three per Cents.lndia Five per Cent. , Stock, 104/. all descriptions of new hops at fully last week's prices. Indian government securities were very quiet. , Exchequer Bills remain at 2s. din to 3s. prem. . COAL MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) exceedingly small, and very few changes occurred The amount of business in foreign stocks was Walls End Hatton, 21s. ; Walls End Haswell, 21s. ; i i i: as pri u ce uf s a . vou T i te bl te e. nd T en u c r y ki a sh th ß o on m (is uk o e f t however , lan. W so, .. , l t l b s , i• Du 'hd ru lash . ni. Hett l :: : W 2ls. a ; la W y al ,n ls End Tees, 20s. fa; Ria1111; I n d Fi st ,l i all i i! a ; t n i c e i P r, 1 .:‘, 2 4 .. lal . ; Wall s 4 Os. Walls la d Sa gi h d d Tunstal, 18.. 2d. ; Spanish Three per Cents, declined I per cent. ; W.. 11. Eel Hatton Lyons, . Ms. 9d. • West Hartley, Spanish Deferred and Brazilian of 1865, 1 ; and 17s. 9d. ; Huddles, Hartley, 17 a. 9 d. ; 'H a stings Hartley, Italian of 1861, 4. Turkish Bonds of 1858 we r e 17a. 9c1.-Ships at market. 86 ; at sea. 33. exceptionally firm, and improved 4. , The dealings in Atlantic Cable shares were upon a very limited scale, and prices unchanged. Anglo- American closed at 16/ to 1 ; Atlantic Telegraph rarrespont, OCE 6.-SaIAS to-tar-Great i rl.tr i r i z i , 2B l 1 1 1 / Eight pes. Cent. Preference at 54 to 4 ; and Tele graph Construction at It to 14 prem. Unaoi7.22VNortastleir, 114 _lB sahlrB l7l 1 14- ‘ N.r.. re il:= canh al ..;., a.k. 1031-North Statiordnilre, 72-South Eartent,(..."4- Hud2on's Bay shares closed at 161 to 17 • States 5-U ii o ll rJ'-'1';;-:.‘V.a„kIe li b= 4 11; Erie , .4 2- 01 7 6 D ir 1 1 ).10Atlantle Tel.- National Discount at 81 to 91 prem 2 . • and General g r- Q .lOl s'per cant.. c.-National steam Limited', 141 13 d. Ottoman, at to 1 prem. Miscellaneous shares c D n . •,Lis. Oc.r. G.- 7 Three per Gen, ld C0z.tip1•:5,,41:5,,i71::17 vtivre were neglect and prices unchanged, with the New t..zt...,...e.i8z781,-i-rt,..: ge4l:_feo, t Bank of Ireland( elOupiTl - J . sam c l e exception of a reduction of 7s. 6d. 1D Egyptian Nsiti.lllll Dank fg.3o ° pold`, National of llrerpnol Limited), Trading. , FlO peel , 12-Provincial ;225 pail.. NO -Rbyal ; alio *IC, Ski -Great S.mthera sod Western (ClOO paid . . 90. United States 5-20 Bonds and Illinois Centrsl , ...r•-•••'--""" - "'''' , _ Railway shares were flat, and declined 4 per cent, , but Erie were steady. Prices closed as follows :- : EXTRAORDINARY SEDIMENT IN TEE STOMACH Or 5-20 Bonds, 701 to 4 ; Eric Railway shares, 51 to i ; Illinois Central, 78) to i ; Atlantic and Great Agri c u ltural a 11u,n.-Yesterday at the ter meeting i of et the et fl i brnicor a largaiaaf iet ,, y ,, of ta L l la salartaate, oflz kea l f i ra l, a, the W este rn Railway Debentures, 64 to 65 4 ; ditto s t oma ch of a horse which had died from inflammation. It Consolidated Mortgage Bonds, 4 54 to 464. weighed 711 m., and was almost round, resembling in shape a great cannon ball , and on exaininstion of imagncsia t was found the to -_-- be composed principa lly of phovhate and hairs on the husks o f oats. This large stone, as it , 0 .,, 4 , 4 be MINES.--(THIS DAY.) . called, was the cause of the horse's death.-N -...--- , s Whig. Will o'CrAxrc ' ANOTHER COLLISION WITH THE HARWELL The mining market is more active to-day, with Srziera.-On Thursday morning the steamer Haswell, the ship which recently was in collision with the Bruiser, West Caradon are in chief request, and have risen a demand for some shares, which appear scarce. when n losst w be , r , ils tb ra: ool of life, arrived in Sunderhaid, with a lier ship Defiance, of Sunderland, which to 13 to 1. East Caradon are quoted 61 to ; zn bad been run into and sunk at sea. The Haswell was on East Lovell, 10 to 1 ; Chiverton Moor, 5 to ; her passage from London to Sunderland on Tuesday night, Prince of Wales, 23e. to 255. • Clifford Amalga- when, off the Swan Middle Light, about sixty milee south mated, 84 to 1 • Grambler and St. Anbyn, 41 to of where she ran into the Bruiser, she came in collision 55 ; North Tre ' skerby, 2/ to 3 ; an d ch en e a t ee , with ,: ; ci zhe . D h e e fi n ana at T o h n e ce n a ig thic hl thick f d eg b e e e r in fine re u e p d toeigh t t t 34 to i• impossible to proceed any distance, and the captain The Commissioner in Bankruptcy p roposes on (Chase) resolved to bring up at anchor for the night. the 21st of November to make a Oa of 11. per The Defmuce had coin* to the same resolve, when suddenly share on the contributories of the North Par the vessels, which had bees usable to see each other for the thick weather, came in collision. The Haswell struck the Copper and Tin Mining Company, Limited. Defiance about midshipe, calling her down to the avatar's edge, the Haswell sustaining very little injury. Four of - -_. . tke men of the Defiance on board the Haswell, sad Gesans' EIGHT-OAR OUCH .- Friday next MS the boats of the latter were cbsel to bring off the =- been selected for the eight-oar contest between the non- meander of the avow, sad this was safely effected. The commissioned officers of the Royal 110110 Guards and the bow of the Haswell out about two feet right into the Beets Fusiliers, for which the crows have been for some D e fiance, and s he ra pidly filled with water Le d ma k time in elope training. The course selected is the fine within an hour of the oollisioa. The crew saved none of Ireach of water from Bray to 91:.idenhead•hridgo. The ex- their clothes Wend thone they bad on at the data pected race is exciting great interest at Windier: • . Eastern Mornis9 NCiffe lA% lig n* way hot* oas• lad Pas °I; Or . ° tho bMt or is att. fete its di root epri oaf 6res is fir IN 131 OS IS 00,0001 100. Cal 2.fil 684108 IKON 1119 -4- , 600 100, 250,000 1.000,000 900,000 100,000 200, 200,000 161,140 104,0001 1,135,200 1,871,9001 160,000 1,000,000 250,000 1,850,200 751,0001 833,000 7,000,000•