The Express. — London, England, 1864-10-13 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) (Behre NlNO:lbisesßar Biz E. T. Esiielley.) THE LEEDS BANKING OOKPANY. The three petitions for the winding•up of this company came on before Vim-Chancellor Hindereisy, at his cham bers, this day. The petitions are from Mr. Ward, the re s,tered public officer of the bank, acting for the great b o dy of the shareholders; Mr. Kempley, of Leeds, a creditor ; and Messrs. Smith, Payne, and Smiths, hackers, the London agents of the company, the ere dltors. There was no opposition to the winding up, and an order for winding up was made. Mr. Butler, of Leeds, a creditor; Mr. Ledgard, of Leeds, partner to a share holder ; and Mr. W. Turquand, moountans, were then pro- posed by Mr. Glasse on behalf of Mr. Ward and Mr. Harding was proposed by Mr. Phear on behalf of Mr. I: oaley, a creditor. After some discussion the Vice-Chat:manor appointed Mr. Torquand as provisional liquidator. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Before Mr. Registrar Winslow, u CORWIRNIODOE) EC RE A. COCHRAN& The bankrupt, a jeweller, oambenTrell-rosd, applied for his order of discharge. He accounted for hie de fic iency of 153/. by stating that his premises had been broken into and robbed of 1301. worth of jewellery and customers' watches. He had given information to the police, but no clue could be obtalawl. The order wan granted. .1, RK TOBDIaIY. TEL iirraoeurrizt =SIC HALL. Thu oZwitiasWpOinteiloTisaruig today, by adjourn ment from the hat sitting. Mr. E. Reed, Mr. Brow* Mr. Moojen, Mr. Edmonde, and Mr. It. Jones appeared in the nee. It being stated that several parties had had no notion of this adjournment, and were consequently taken by surprise, having only seen the case in the law notices of this morning, an adjournment for a week was ordered. VI RE T. BURRELL. .. The bankrupt was a cattle salesman, of Walthamstow. This was the witting for examioation and discharge. The accounts prepared by Herm Hart Brothers show liabilities of 3,104.51., and aaaets of about 1,0004 Mr. Woodward, for the assignees. requiring additional au counta, an adjournment was ordered. IN RR H. JONES. The bankrupt w; a painter - and decorator, of Old Comptonatreet, Soho. In the preliminary statement ac companying big petition, to the truth of which he had sworn, he had returned two creditors only ; it now appeared that he bad upwards of 30. Mr. Aldridge said that the omission we. so serious that be most ask that the petition be dismissed. The bankrupt's solicitor took the blame on himself. He had only included in the preliminary statement debts above liv.. not thinking it necessary to mention the others. His Honour said that the rules and orders contained nothing about debts above 101. The bankrupt was required to give a full statement of all his liabilities of any kind whatever. Al he bad disclosed all his creditors now, the court would not take notice of the objection. Order granted. Tif EL RRILLYIII. Adjudication of bankruptcy has been made against Reuben Brillinan, diamond merchant, of Leadenhall-etreat, whose failure was recently mentioned in oar City article. The liabilities are roughly estimated at 100,000 f. Application wee made to-day by Mr. Faller, on behalf of creditors, for a private sitting to examine the bankrupt and other parties. THE POLICE COURT& (THD3 DAY.) MARYLEBONL ROTTSTRTIS.--THZ Inter OF BIM WELL KNOWN. A man who but week refused his name and address through, uhe said, motives of delicacy to his friends, was brought op for re-examination, charged with attempting to Real a box front the roof of a cab. Mr. Maples, jun. of the firm of Maples and Teesdale, Old Jewry, appeared to prosecute on behalf of the Great Western Railway Compsey. Previous to the case being called on today the prisoner was " paraded for inspection" before the officer, of the dif ferent divisions. Sergeant Cook, 8 8, at once recognised him, and said, " Mae, its no use, yo u had better give your name." Prisoner said, " Its all up • Ben, ' " • cognomen by which Cook is known among the " frater nity." On being placed in the dock Mr. Tate, the clerk, slaked it be would now give his name. Prisoner—Yes, it's no use now, it is Francis If 'Namara. The following evidence was then taken —Charlie Colborn the proprietor and driver of • cab plying from the Great Western Railway, stated that he had a lady in his cab, and her luggage, con sisting of two boxes, was on the roof. As they were crossing Connaught•equare be felt a jerk at his chains and guard iron. On looking coned be saw the prisoner in the act of lifting a box from the roof of the cab. He at once pulled up, jumped from hie seat, and secured the pri soner ' as he was about to make off. Prisoner said he would knock him down and knock his head off. He was told that two could play at that, and was held till a constablecame cp. Prisooer cross-examioed at some length, but his questions and the answers e li cited tended to strengthen the case against him. 'The Magistrate said it was much to the credit of the com pany in prosecuting in • case like this. Mr Maples said the company were determined to prose cute in every case. The Magistrate—l am glad to beer that, for each as the prisoner's class are a most dangerous set of thieves. Mr. Durdle, the superintendent of the company's police, said the cabman would be rewarded by the company for his promptness in capturing the prisoner. The prisoner was committed for trial. WORSHIP-STREET. AN ENCOUNTER Ul THE DARE- A country-looking man. known to the Polies, and wbo gave the name of Walter John Poing!, was charged before Mr. Barker with being in possession of property supposed to be stolen. Kenwood, 194 H—Last night I was in private clothes in Flower and Dean-street, 80411681dg, and sew the prasoner corning towards me with a large bundle in his arms. I en deavoured to conceal myself, but be caught a view of me, I suppose, for he suddenly tamed and ram I followed him into a bye street and maw him rue iota& house ; he had oat time to close the door, but when I entered I was instantly in the dark. I groped about, and at leas caught hold of some one hair, but had scarcely done so when some retools laid bold of mine. I thought at first it was the hand of the man I held, bat found afterwards I was mistaken, for we were both dragged into the street together and tbrn I found who it was. _ Doughty. 87 H—lt weir me. (Much laughter.) I saw prisoner reonittg, and my brother constable follow into the house, and corning in contact with somebody's heed, I naturally held it tight, then there wan a great struggle, and with much difficulty I dragged my load into the light—the street. I was greatly utonished to fiod it was lienwood I had hold of. tlleuewed laughter.) Prisoner kicked me afterwards most unmercifully about the lege. I am in pain now. • . _ _ _ _ _ wu to help it ? See bow I was drag* . . . _ Doughty—You kicked me when in the street as badly while Kenwood was rubbing his head. Kenwood—Prisooer said that it I would let him go be would make me a previa of the handle—a coat, waistcoat, sod trousers ; but I told him he knew me to be a me ltable, and that I would not do any such thing. I this took him into custody. I have not any owner for the things. Prisoner —I purchased them from a man I do not know a short time before this happened. Mr. Barker—You must prove that. Remanded. SOUTHWARK. COMMITTAL OF WHOLIMALE COMERS. Weekee and Jane Ws/4am; coliebitieg together as me and wife, were placed at the bar for final examine tioo, barged with carrying on an extensive manufactory of crunterfeit coin, and having a lugs quantity in War 013f1111i00 in a finished and incomplete state. Mr. Bellamy prosecuted on behalf of the Treasury. Mr. James Browne ' an officer specially employed by the Mint authorities to detest miners and titterers, said that on , aturday morning list, about 4 o'clock. in compare Y with Irspertor Raymond, Y, inspector Fyfe, G, and other (eery", he proceeded to No. 4. Dobbs-cross, Staple • street, Kent-street, and having forced open the front door, they went upstairs, and in the top room fined the prune'' , is bed. The man jumped DP and called out, What do you want!" Wit. tots told biro who he was, and show e d hint a search warrant. primmen, who were amazed, got up, and the man yid him he had got him to rights, and that be would fled a:I he wanted is the room. Having secured them be found the roam two galvanic batteries which had recently been `'^d. a bottle containing acids, some silver mod. and a soon. terfeit shilling among some acid, Near the Ere-place he par r'ived some broken pieces of plaster, and on examining th•rn be fined that they had been treed as moulds for , •tiog the counterfeit coin in. The primmer called out, lb. I broke them up just before you name in." Oa en , :Ming them he was satisfied that they bad been moulds 'l' shillin g s and sixpences. In the man's coat pocket be I vml a shilling and a sixpence, which be had no doubt had L.: -sL. ( thn used as patters pieces, as white dust was adhering to em. • - - ;•tjrlZsymood, M division, said he accompanied Mr. and en searching the man found two complete for casting shillings and sixpences and a quantity of ruetal quite warm. ~ - -tor Yvfe, G division, said be found ten counterfeit .4, and thirty-four sixpesoes in • tin box, all is an 1,..d state. He also found forty-four sixpences nearly -te near the window, and three battery plates. r,aot Leather, 5 G, said he assiseed in searching the . and found seventeen shillings and nine urieuees in *tate, end five shillings complete. All of them :o*.rfeit. witne Pn•nuerg, who declined to ask any question' of Ike itt or make any defence, were committed to Kamp!, fot trial. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. IMPIBLIAL AVERLO war Sept I lO l7 24 Oct 1 8 40. weeks' -- - - esie Afereee DOTT.—Wheaa, li•day, Oa* laya, beaus, aaa Per. la. DIAGIAII SHOWING TIM 71.17C111•1701111 LB TIN AVIILOAS fl Of WEIL? MIMI SI @LI vacs P* Priota. 42 41 42 40 1 ss sa LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. (THIS DAY.) (JT sworn° un InsuaLTscaux. TILIGILLPS.) • mom 043 Z own ooftuaroxnurr.) The market (or euttou Is rather better, and prams mew what steadier. The orbs will foot up between 4,000 and 5,000 bales. MINCING-LANY..—(THIS DAY.) SUGAZ. —At the decline previously soused the demand 6. rather more active ; the sales include II ab. No. 13, et 36e. 6d. • No. 121 at 365., both for cash ; Maaritin• crystal lised, 35;. to 375. ; low syrups, 30s. 6d.: Bengal, Garpattak date, 33e. : Natal brown, 9.2 L. ; yellow. 326. Reflood : Previous prime are unaltered airbag to short supplies, bat the demand is very limited. Corral—For plantation Ceylon tM demand continues good. sad prices now show soots *demos. Triage sold filk. to 84a. 6d.; low middling and middlhig, 745. 6J. to 798. COCOA. —About 200 bags of Trinidad sold at Ms. to 725. Tae.—A fair business continues to be done in new Neiman at fall prices, io other respects the market is inactive. Itict.-200 begs of Bengal, good white, 'old at 12.. 3d. Itru.-410 puns. of Jamaica sold at full prig part very fine, et 4s. Bd. ; a small parcel of Demerara, at is. 7.!. ; and Leswards, at la. 54d. to le. 6d. Pam—The market a still quiet for the season, but in prices awe in no Amp. Briccs.—thoves : Zaasiber are dull of sale. and prices show a further decline; and good middling sold at 31d. to *I. Glow : Cochin sold at ls. to 2.. decline ; ordinary to good middling bold, 625. to 75e. ; Jamaica, 88e. to 85e. - B.aurrerac—Aboat 800 bass sold at 29... for refraction. 44 and 31, abort prompt. INDIGO. —The quarterly public sales proceed very bard sod at a further slight (lichee for ordioary sod mod aorta of Bengal. the fi ner sorta snUing without Cif&OP frail the opeatag rasa Coe;mow. at the public sales sold heavily io eons eases at it per lb. dacha... Flondursa nlnoc, 2., Rd. to 2t ; black, 3s. lld, to 4e. 2d. ; Tesseriffe black, 3e. it to 36. COTTON 000tinues extremely don. j un z Lau told :load) at l.rt. to 30e. decline ; rejectioos, 9/. 10s. ; oomaton. 10/. 10e. to 151. ; oi , l;ll,ug and good middliag,l6l. to 191. 10.. : oral fair, 21/. 101. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The market is quiet at the snouted prices :—Tows tallow, 41i. 9d. set club ; Petersburg Y.C. oe the spat e 41s. ; October to December, 41s. 3d. ; December 4k. to 42e. 3d.; Jaavarg to Muck 42. 24 to 435.; Nimb i 435. 6d. NarßorourAx °ATTU MARKIT. ITEM DAY.) The num bir of beasts is much larger then for a long tines put ; yet choice qualities are by so means plentiful, aad there make about the wee se on Monday. A lArge propor tion of other kiods tonna° omelet Altheneh the •implv og sheep is not very large, it exceeds the domed. Tmds is unusually beam, and Monday's prices cannot he maintained throughout. Good &mean in demand, at full rates. One foreign supply connate of 1,133 beasts, 3, 80 Amp, 2155 calves. end 80 pip. Yer crow of be. Ld. v. d. !ordain of Mb& a. I. r, d. sect snow Hankie. 6 0 6 4 8006D00R.11/-I.oolb 0 0 o • Bra Stet-lama 4 8 6 0 0400 Loaa-w001a.... 4 8 • looond anal bomb a 0 4 0 Da do. Mora 0 • • • Calm •• 6• I Zees s socoud asst. 4r4 41 Plyx 4 6 0 Do. do. Mom .... 0 • • • llostDire 291-66•416 6 2 6 4 Lambs _ 0 0 0 lA= ; steep and tunes, S,o^o; Pima: 116 ; plp 8. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Mims. Harvey sad &otos report tracts Ons st Its bi b wing prune :—Prieso cosactow bay. 80s. is 110. ; oiraer. old, 1008. to 130..; ditto soy, second cut, 90s. to la s; abut, 275. to 32c. L I Sop& i 140.10. 11 IL O. I. ucl. 0. a— .. ~ 1 .• •• -1- 7 - 1• •• .• •. •• •• L THE EXPRESS, TittritSDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 13, 1864. t 1 1036,808 110.000 100,0001 1 100,000, 00,000 100,000 10, 04000 15001 10,0001 1550.5001 1t4,000 /5.000 COLONIAL 00MInMT II 92 18 90 as 90 If 80 79 89 109 104 104 108 Jul iM dtt. "1" 11 . 0 Gm. 187744. 100 Dkeptratiolt.NAti. DlA6porot. Nara 100 oLIas.N.T ,1110 Ds. Ir r. o . tata. 100 °l ' lo4'looai r 18804,100 Do. do. 1800-1,100 Do. do. 1801 NO Cokoodfoy.lo66, 6 pal 1100 1878. do.. IWO Maartttat Ow 40671 1 160 Do. 1878 100 Do. 1182 108 Nwl On. pa ant 103 New Brom Gm Spelt 100 N.B.Walso Ow. 60.0.1010160 Do. Itp o. um to 18/0 100 D 0.6 p. o. 1886 to 1002100 Not Zooload 6 pot oent.lloo Non !tooth 6p. 0-.1676, 100 Gov. 6 p. el '1 rA s Z IM .43ev p. Heeds' —•-• Vlo.062.0p.0.1n.&711811.00 Do. do. 6 p.a..2221/6001100 106 106 106 lei i 107 199 101 106 100 111 101 104 106 106 104 108 103 106 91 94 97 N el el 96 96 99 101 96 91 100 102 LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE (ar sum= MEETING.-(THIS DAY.; SWEEPSTAKES OF 500 SOPS. R.K. General Peel walks arir. £5O PLATE. • • InPP ol 7ta ••—• Strafford ... Arbors& MATCH. Oldmbarter best Barbados'. NEWMARKET OAKS. FM de l'Air 6 as. SELLING STAKES. T.Y.C. Gay Deceiver, Mistorion, Lady Abbe's, Autidota, UMW ads, Hasps', Sklar Marcy, Historian, and East Sham. All are hors. SELLING STAKES (Two-year-olds). T.Y.O. Rialto, Serenade c, Incision, Orloff, &own Willy, Gs well, Ethel, sod Mongrel. All are here. SELLING STAKES (Three-yew-OW. T.Y.C. Usher, Lend of the West, Antoinette, and Dawdle. All are here. ENTRY FOR 2100 HANDICAP PLATE. A.F. Bird6oder, 4 yrs, Set 121 b ; Hippolyta, 3 yrs, Set 21b ; Principal, 5 !re SA ; Gums of Spain, 5 yrs, Bst ; Trouble some, 5 yrs, let 101 b; Histories, 3 yrs, 7st 41b ; Vebala thas, 3 yrs, Tat 21b ; Moulsey, 3 yrs, Get 131 b ; Cathedral. 3 yrs, Est 121 b Finfreluehe, 4 yrs, Est 1016 ; Dr. Syntax, 4 yrs. bet 51b ; Gold Dust, 4 yrs, bet 51b ; Castle Espies 3 yrs, 6st 41b ; Pearl Diver, 4 yrs, Est 41b ; Ipbigesda, 3 yen, Est 21b ; Perfumer, 3 yrs, Est 111 b ; Merry Wife, 3 yrs, sst 101 b ; Wandering Minstrel, 3 yrs, Set Sib; sod Changeable,3 yrs, sst 716, All are bare. BBETBY STAKES. Last three gnarling of R.M. ILLuinaks, Whit* Back, and Commit ars berm PAID Foanzr.—Panipa, Slane f, La Baize de Baba, liathildit, Adelaide, Zulett*, and Elaine. SWEEPSTAKES OF 300 SOVS. Bretby Stakes Comm Bedminster and Bioadina are berm PAW Folmar. —Asidyeasese and Arehimedm. CAMBRIDGEMIRE. 20 to 1 apt Ackworth (t freely). ORIZNTAL BARS CORPORATION.—(THIS DA Y.) The half-yearly (interim) meeting of the share beldam was kaki at 1 °Week, at the bank, South See Howe, Hr. Hunt GIOIIGL Gonna in the chair. _ _ _ The L'Hathaur said his duty wee confined to the an nouncement of the dividend for the half-year ending 30th June Lei end be now declared a dividend of 2/. per share, being at the rate of 16 per cent per annum, payable on and after the let of November, free of income tax. In the pest year the business had been somewhat curtailed, th ee/Me caution bad been required, but the profits not only were undiminiebed , but had increased. The profits of the last ball-year won 126,0001., ageinst 115,0001. in the corresponding half of last year ; end, a fter the payment of the handsome dividend now declared, 25,267/. would be carried forward to the credit of the current fail ures. He was happy to may that, notwithstanding the recant failures which had occurred here and in other parts of the country, the directors had every reason to believe that the losses of the bank would be exceedingly insignificant. They could not expect to pans altogether unscathed through such an ordeal as was now going on. and they might perhaps have to beer some shire of loess ; but he tht that whet he bad the pleasure of meeting the shareWdas in April next, u he hoped to do, they would find that his prediction of their escape from heavy losses was realised. The meeting then macerated. GRAND TRUNK 07 CANADA.-(THIS DAY.) The general half-yearly meeting of this company was bold this aftersoar ►t the Loudon Taws, Mr. G. W. WATKINS in the chair. - The Cattiness made a leegtheoed address is which be stated that the prospects of the company were greatly im proving, and the traffic increasiog, although they had 'of fered in consequence of the depreciation of the American currency. He also stated that there were negotiations going on with respect to federalising the three States of Nova Scotia, Canada, and New Brunswick, which must lead to the extensioa and improving of the Hoe. Mr. ADAMS rose to make some observances, but a discus sion took place es to whether he could be heard, the Chairman calling upon him to sit down, and appealing to the meeting whether he should be heard. Mr. Adama, however, pereistiog in addressing the meeting, The Catmints put the motion for the adoption of the report, which having been unanimously carried, he declared the basins= at an mid. PROVINOIAL MAAR AGLAKETS. LITIMOOL, OCT. It-Great Eastern, 434-Great Western, 694 - ditto new amount, 70 4-London and horth Western, 1104 1 I, 4 Metropetitan, 106ridtan.l. 129-North Batista 614 ad:- South Postern, 814 Buffalo and Lake Huron, 41-Great Indian Peninsula, 1004 - rest Luxembourg shares. 94--C-ontederste Loan, SO 4 667 i 6 4 : ditto new account 64-Alliance Bank Lon don and Liverpool (Limited , . 10 .-!astern Radiance Bank (Limited),l4 6.-MereanUleynd Bank (Limited), p. ppasrr 57.A. p. ,1) ; ditto new account, I p.-North Western Bank p.-Liverpool and LOll,lOO and Globe lire and Lite, 94 p - Maritime loutrance (Limited!, 816 }-Union Ravine ise.Litteff , 24 p.-Mersey Steel and Icon ;Limited(, f p. -National Navigation Company, new aecoant, SI d.-West India and Patine Steam, If p. klAncEneritn, OCT. IL -A fair bitelseis was done, and priors Improved at the done. C. Cammell and Co.. b p.-Great Eastern, 434 :mat &meant. in -Great Luxembourg, ili-Greet Northern A, 1364-Great Western, 66(. next account, 70 -John Brown and CO., 201 p.-Lancushlre and Yorkshire, 119 -London and North Western, 110-Manchester, Shefileld, and Lincolnshire, 634: next acooent, 64 f—Metropo 'tan, next account, 1074 8 1264-North British, 614-6outh Resters, Next 11000rtnt, lA-Album Biwa, mat seem* l i tt -tkiniederate lOW 64; neat accieunt, 64-Mercantile next account, 4 p. Blairrarns AIL OCE It-The trusseetione reported to-day were Birminglurn Joint-Stock Bank, at 334: Dudley and West Breen wick Bank, d ; Beltway Rollin; Btock, 124; and Patent Mat and Aileen*, 34 prem. : Greet R esters Birmingham Guaranteed stock cloned. 71 to 714 : Ditto West Midland Oxford deemed Gee ranteed. 114 to 116: South Staffordshire, 104 to 104. Stafford shire and Worcestershire Canal, 460 ;sellers): Stembridge Canal, 240 to 260 ; Worcester and Birmingham Canal, 121 (sellers; London, Birmingham, and South Staffordshire Bank. 6 to 4 dis. : Metropolitan Railway Carriage and Wagon (first issue , 12 to 13 ; (aseond Wee). If to 24 pm- : (third time, 16 to 14 OM. IL-Three 11.-Tbree per Cent. Consols. 87-New Three per Cent. Stock. 36, 8114-Dttto for amount (10th November). 66. 4-Hibernian banking Company (261. paid , . Sri-National ham (90 1 . Paid ) . 76 764 4 77-Ditto New :tuned at ?Spitz.. 101. paid', SS}- Royal Bank (101. paid`, 184-Dublin Exhibition Alec 'Limited, (all mt, 44-Ballast Ot Debentures, 4 per cent. or eft 6. and Belfast Junction (all paid', 31f - Dobkin. Wicklow, end Wexford all paldi, 94 1-Great Southern and Western ;1001. paid), 804-1111(11and Great Western all paid , 35-Dltto Halves (all paid', in-Great Southern and Western, 4 per cent. perpetual (1001. paid,. 904 90. ENGLISH AND IRISH BANK.(THIS DAY.)—This seondag a spell meeting of the shareholders of this bank was held at 4, Abchurch.lace, Mr. Nat:molt in the chair. The only object of the meeting was to ooefino resolutions passed at a previous meeting on the 23rd September, for the winding up of the company and the appointment of a liquidator, which was done. DESTROCTIVZ FINS AT SRORRDITCH.—fTRIA DAY.)—At as early hour this morning a fire broke out in the extrusive premises belonging to Mr. Holmes, a boot and shoe manufacturer, carrying oe business at No. 143, High.etreet, Shorediteb. The inmates coesisting, besides the proprietor and Mr. Elliott, of Mies Beggioe, aged 16, the servant, and Jobe Holmes. made an attempt to descend by the staircase, bet ware unable, and Mr. Holmes having procured a rope, made it fast to the window, sod lower ed himself into the street. Just at that moment Conductor lake arrived with the Royal Society's escape, from Shore ditch Church, and having placed his ladder in front of the building. be succeeded in rescuing the other four amidst the plaudits of the bystanders. Part of the prtlfr.ifie and the contenta were destroyed. The origin of the fire is on knows. Insured in the Liverpool and Logsdon Fire-office. INCENDIARY FIRE NEAR. WINDROL—About half past T o'clock on Monday evening two clover hay stacks on the farm of Mr. H. Smith, of Chikley-green, at Glower, a short distance from Surley.liall, and near the roadside, were discovered to be cm fire by Inspector Reece, of the Berke constabulary. The ricks, which were worth shoot 1001., wane no doubt set slight by an incendiary, as the police re ceived some information of .tramp having passed the spot just before the occurrence of the fire. Darkness, however, no doubt favoured the escape of whoever may have been the delinquent. SMOCKING OUTRAGR.—At the Werineribury Police court on Tuesday, William Williams and William Real were charged with having done grievous bodily harm to Catherine Ward, a young winner. Mr. Ward, who ap peared for the prosecution, applied for a remand, and said that on the morning of Suliday the 2.5 th of September. it was alleged that Dithering W ard was intercepted by the prisoners and two others, carried forcibly into the fields, and ill-used and abused in a frightful manner. A person named Thomas Ponitney was told by some one that fear men were about throwing a young woman into the canal, and on going to the spot the miscreants bad decamped, leaving their victim lying on the ground with a broke leg. She was , removed to the General Hospital, Birmingham, where she ' still remains an ia•patiest The accused were remanded until Tuesday week at Itilston, and warrants were issued for the apprehension of the others said to be engaged in the assault. . . A senons accident occurred yesterday, at Nor mates Railway Iron Works. A new forge had just been erected, and was beim skied. whoa the roof fell in. At the time of the aocident four men were on the root. These, and also • person who was on a ladder by the side of the roof, susteined severe injuries. Four of the mem are now uoder treatment at the Leek leltratary. The iron girders supporting the roof appear to hare been too weak for the weight 'lased apes them. SHARE LISTS.-(THIS DAY.) Two c?CloaL British railway securities continue in request, and prices have experienced a further rise. Great Northern and Great Western stocks are in prominent demand and have advanced 1} and 4 per cent. respectively. South Eastern and3fetropolitan have also unproved per cent., London and North Western f , and Mid land 4. London and North Western stock is now quoted 1114 to f ; Great Western, 70f to 714 ; Mid land, 129 i to 1304 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1132 to 111; Caledonian, 122 to 123 ; South &astern, 82 to ; Great Eastern, 434 to 44/ ; Great North ern, 1 to 129 ; London and South Western, 94 to 96 ; and Metropolitan, 1064 to 1094. .Antwerp and Rotterdam, and Lombardo-Vene tian shares are inquired for, while other foreign lines are inactive. Indian and Canadian railway securities exhibit no change. ANAIT alt. I Pct. I AinwArs. !aka toes to I pn. , V/ oLa Mow Vat' lE l 7 lll ml Tfa? 13 , 1 . ° °• am !".° lite• , Bristol' sad irsiwr .... - 1221 , Caledonian Dark and Bandon Cornwall Do. • Ano dlv. until Do.Blp e.lapald b& Dobkin and Solane Dundoo,Parth,tabd.lo 'Minim:sham! Olaarow Olaogow and &Wasters Groot Pastern Ord. St. D. • Moak Do. i Aug. Stk, N" Brost North dB:0114nd Great Northern Do.• A.m. so dlr. TUB- Do.B I tOdp.e.lspaldß OS. South & West. (Ira ) Brat Wasters Do.Stoor Val.Gion.llll Do. South Walaa Do. W. Yld.—Oziord Do. Do. Noort D. Do. Bandord innoirddro Yorluddre Imam and loak.,BrtOta,d &Coot Loodon.Chatha, & Dor London& North Wain LondonkSonthWastarn Illan.,Sbotok Llooolaah Yoryport and Carllalo I Do. Do. Stara Motdopolltan ; Do. New I lOW, lELnd Do. New Do Him. & Derby O. Wo. Nld KW [eat IC= Lber) 'North Do. Idin.,Pcrth,Dant IN. Itastani—BWw. ...... York ...... &Arai; "" • • Btock.aDernog. do. 1861411.... do. 1811141.... rorih London — D. New .. forth StfforYshir;.... lootttsh Central llloom& N.E. Aber Stk loath& Midland Shrewsbury & Weidiot liropahlre Unica Booth Devon ; 11.3 1w 1 . 1 4 11 tr° . lioi 'KYorksb. & River Dan! a Bi;b3 ieiCaTz !100 Taff Vale 11 Do C 100 lYsio of Death 100 Victor* Stn. & PloiUco 100 , Waterford & 22koaoy 1100 Won Cornwall 100 !W.HartlpL Hut.* 2/ 22.1T11111 POI $1 18 II 17 85 BY 106 107 4 4 44 126 126 137 136 127 1118 89 Si 09i 701 47 49 U 40 99 101 110 k 11.11 * 67 109 UM 99 40 110 k 111 94 96 61 4 60i 011 10 1 I n 'ln 11011 MONEY MARKET,-(THI8 DAY.) Two o'Ozoow. The funds are better to-day, being strengthened by investments. Consols have risen 1 1 per cent. Home railway stocks are likewise in demand and buoyant, the half-monthly settlement having made satisfactory progress. Foreign bonds, however, show DO improvement, and scarcely any recovery has taken place in banking, financial, and miscellaneous I shares. 77 _id - 1111 K - 1011 The weekly court at the Bank of England has broken up without altering the rate of discount. The demand for money to-day is moderate, and the supply good, yet there is no disposition to dis count first clams three months' biWs below 9 per cent. There is little inquiry in the Stock Exchange for abort loans on English government securities, and the rate has declined to 5 to 6 per cent. At Paris to-day, according to Mr. Renter's tele gram, the Three per Cent, /lentos opened at 65fr. 10c., being sc. lower than yesterday. The telegram states that "an advance in the rate of discount of the Bank of France is expected." Consols are now quoted 88 to 1 for money, and 881 to for the account (Nov. 10). The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 881, 88 ; ditto, for account, 881; Three per Cents. Reduced, 861, 1 ; New Three per Cents., 861, 1, 86,1 ; Bank Stock, 235, 237 ; India Stock, 212 ; ditto, Four per Cent. Debentures, 1866, 97 ; Exchequer Bills, March, lls., 7s. dis. ; ditto June, 18s., Zia. dia. Foreign stocks are dull. Turkish Consolides, Spanish Certificates, and Mexican Bonds have de clined 1 percent Some of the present quotations are annexed :—Greek, 221 to ; Mexican, 26 to ; Confederate, 52 to 56 ; Spanish Passive, 30/ to 1 ; the Certificates, 13i, to If ; and Turkish Consolid6s, 481 to I. Transactions are recorded as follows :—Egyptian,96; Italian, 651 ; Mexican, 26 ; ditto for account, 261,- I ; ditto 1864, 241, ; Portuguese, 1856, kc., 46:1 ; Russian, 1359, 531 ; ditto 1862, 87, 861 ; Spanish , Passive, 301 ; Turkish, 1854, 871, 881; ditto for account, 881, ex div. ; ditto, 1858, 68 ; ditto for account, 68/ ; ditto, 1862, 69, 70, 69 ; ditto, 1001. Bonds, 69i, 69 ; Venezuela, 1864, 43k, I. International Financial shares are now quoted 1 to prem. ; London Financial, 51 to 61 prem. ; General Credit, 2 3-16 to 5-16 prem. ; Imperial and Mercantile Credit, 11, to prem. ; Hudson's Bay, 141 to 15/ ; Ottoman SocioStit Gdnb rale, 1 to 1 prem. ; and Anglo-Egyptian Bank, 1 to dis. Tmr Mnerris Pin Two o'CLomr. Consols are again I per cent. better, at 881 to for money, and 88} to f for November. 4,0001. in gold was sent into the Bank yesterday, making 196,6001. for the week, while only 20,0001. has been withdrawn for exportation. What amount in coin has been taken for the provinces will be shown by the coming return. The City of London and Borussia are bringing 84,0001. in specie from New York. The failure is announced of Mr. Louis Spelts, a large cotton dealer, of Liverpool. His own acceptances represent about 250,0001., and his endorsements and engagements on other bills about 70,0001., making a total liability of 320,0001. Of the 70,000/., however, not more than 50,000/. is expected to rank upon the estate. The assets are described as uncertain. The books bare been placed by the creditors in the hands of Messrs. Kemp, Ford, and Co. Masers. Bendir and Co. merchants and commis sion agents, of Mark-lane, have stopped payment, "in consequence of heavy losses by bad debts and on produce." Their liabilities amount to about 25,0001., a portion of which are secured. Nothing reliable with respect to the assets can be stated at the mo ment. Mr. S. Lowell Price, the accountant, will investigate the books. A meeting of the creditors of Messrs. Westall Brothers has been held in Manchester. Their liabilities represent 93,2141. and assets only 19,9021. It was decided that the estate shall be wound up under a deed of assignment It is understood that the Stock Exchange Com mittee, determined to uphold the rule which pro hibits the members from carrying on speculative transactions for clerks without the knowledge of their principals, are taking measures to ascertain the channels through which the lerge speculations of Thornley, the fraudulent cashier of Mr. A. Salo mons, of Old Change, were conducted. A large number of the speculative operations of the forger were carried on through dealers in the mining market and outside brokers who are not amenable to the jurisdiction of the Stock Exchange, but it is believed that some member or members of that establishment were concerned in them. The com mittee have of course only the one object of ad ministering their laws impartially and without re spect of persons. The London and North Western Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 9,9651. over last year ; the London and South Western an in crease of 2,6951. ; the Great Northern an increase of 4,429/. ; the Great Western an increase of 7,2591. ; and the Great Eastern an increase of 1,6771. The share certificates of the Merchant Shipp;ng Company are now ready for delivery in exchange for the bankers' receipts. The preparations yesterday for to-morrow's set tlement in the Stock Exchange showed that a considerable number of the recent sales of financial and miscellaneous shares have been merely speculative, and that they have been met, to a certain extent, by investments by the public. Thus the floating supply of Interna tional Financial, General Credit, National Discount and Millwall Iron Works, shares was limited. Among the other securities which carried scarcely any " coutango," was the Confederate Loan. In the foreign stock market, money was wanted in the morning, and rates of "continuation" varying from 12 to 18 per cent. were charged in many cases by the dealers, but somewhat easier terms were occa sionally quoted in the afternoon. The rates gene rally current at the close of business were as fol lows : per cent. Gnat Weskits Railway stock 5-16 to 7.16 cont. Lancashire sod Yorkshire i to Loodon and North Western 7.16 to 9-1.1 :: Midland to n • Great Northern, • to Metropolitan 7-11 1 to 91 " South &earn 6-16 to 7.16 ~ Sheffield North Eto astarn : Boma I .. Ditto York (t o .9 North British Great Easton Great Western of Canada 9d. to ls. 6d. „ Erie ls. to 2e. „ Illinois Central, paid up Luxembourg ll to 13 p.a. Sambre and Mews ll to 13 p.a. General Credit Hadaon's Bay lotoroatiol 64. to h. „ Confederate Lou 1 back to AOf reek G 3-..! to 5- „ Maximo _ to Ditto. 1864 to t ' Spaniel' Peseivo l.ll to a 3-1 n Ditto Certificates l-16 to Turkish Coneolidee Veoeenele, 18ea I 1: n United States 5-20 Bonds WIDXIIBDAT Emma. Consols, which closed yesterday at 88i to 4 for the 10th Nov., opened and closed to-day at the same quotation, after temporarily touching 88} to I. For money the last pnoe was 874 to 88. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cont. Consols, for money, 88, 83, 884, ; ditto, for account, 884, t ; Three per Coats. Reduced, 864, 86 ; New Three per Cents., 864, 86, ; Bank Stock, 237, 235 ; India Five per Cent. Stook, 10i, 104 ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1866, 97+; ditto Bonds, 12*., 7s. dm. ; Five-and-a-Ban per Cent. " sawed* rupee paper, 1014. The India Five per Cent. Stock was steady. India Bonds were dealt in at 12s. to 7.. din lb. March Exchequer Bills were quoted lls. to 6s. dia., and the June 255. to 15s. dis., showing no change of importance. In the foreign stock market the principal line tuation was in the Confederate Loan, which, after closing yesterday at 50* to 51f, opened this morn ing at 50 to 63, and thence rose to 65 to 60. The recovery was attributed to the receipt from Liver pool of orders to buy—it is believed to close a ups ' culative account. The final quotation-63 to 55 wee 2 per cent. above that of yesterday. Many other stocks in this department were firmer. Russian Old Five per Cents. improved 1 per cent.; the Russian Loans of 1850, 1862, and 1864, i ; Mexican, ; Portuguese and Spanish Three per Cents., ; and Turkish Consohcles and Spanish Certificates, per cent. Turkish Bonds of 1858 and 1862 were rather flatter, declining per cent. Hudson's Bay shares were steady at 141_to and Egyptian Trading at to prem. National Discount were rather firm, at 70 - to 70 prem., and Joint Stock Discount flat, at Ito dis. Canada Land, Australian Mortgage, City Offices, Conti nental Union Gas, Ocean Marine Insurance, Uni versal Marine, and Panama Royal Mail Steam shares were all heavy. There were inquiries foe National Financial shares. The shares of the financial companies were steady, owing to the absence of pressure at the settlement. Imperial Mercantile Credit declined Os. 61, but other descriptions closed as good as yes terday. The closing Tto notations are annexed, viz.:— International, Ito I prem. • General Credit, 2 prem. ; London loaned, se to 6 prem. ; l mpanel Mercantile Credit (amalgamated), 1} to 1 prem. ; and Credit Fonder and Mobilier of England (amalgamated), 2L to 21 prem. Anglo-Egyptian Bank shares closed at to 1 dia. ; and Ottoman Sociini Gin6rale, at to 1 prem. The new shares in the Alliance Bank are now 25/. paid, and in every respect identical with the old, with the exception of three mouths interest (2s. 61.) on the last call of 51. per share. After the general meeting there will be only one class of shares. The present quotations for the new shares is 2/. below the old. A fresh fall of 1 to 4 per cent has taken place to day in Canada Government Debentures. Miit«Tiiatili:iiiii;;;idsWeW4tiOted 464 to 4n. MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Cloow. There is very little business in the mining market to-day, apart from that connected with the fort nightly settlement, and prices generally are un changed. Great Vor and 'Wheal Grenville shares, however, are firmer-the former at 29 to 30, and the latter at 5} to 61. East Grenville are quoted 71 to }, and Wentworth Consols, 6 to 8. In the Stock Exchange, North Basset shares have been dealt in at and West Caradon, at 5. Foreign and colonial mining shares are quiet, at the closing quotations of yesterday. The following meetings were held at Salisbury I yesterday :-The East Caradon accounts showed a I profit on the quarter of 5,2891. as. 3d. ; a dividend of 17s. per share was declared, and 661. 15s. 3d. added to the balance carried forward, which now stands at 1,7221. 78. 3d. At Marie Valley a divi dend of ls. 6d. per share wee declared, and 6721. 4a. 9d. carried forward to next account ; the assets over liabilities, after payment of dividend, represent 1,2881. 15s. 10d. At West Rose Down the accounts allowed a balance in favour of the mine of 511. Bs. skl. ; a call of 17s. &I. per share was made. At Cara Camborne the accounts showed a balance in favour of the mine of 1001. 9s. 6d. ; a call of 2a. per share was made. At the West Caradon Mine meeting, held in London yesterday, the accounts made up to June showed a credit balance of 1,8111. At Bedford United general meeting, held in Lon don yesterday, the accounts showed n balance in hand of 648 1. ss. 7d., and an estimated balance in favour of the mine at the next meeting of 4251. 9s. 9d. ; a dividend of 2s. 6d. was declared. 8090 - DERVITIMI WOCIII 6i.021 St. 1100:n.tp.alLar.aSsi 100 1000110 LL O.III/in.,4p.0..100.11/ 100 smooo, St o.Wsio.—W.ll.-00., p. et., ion. & July .... 100 616,000 Si. lAntitYt.4p.e.Jana.Tly 100 080,000 IL Brlgh.4p.e./and.lly 100 1013201 SR St .W.49.e.Joa.Saaly 100 SUMS St. Do. Si p.e..loa.i.lott 100 100,730 . 80. &14.W.,1p.e.JaitetJtt1y 100 .... St land,tp.e.Jaailltly 100 .... St . &Mob. XP.a D. 8., mu, LL N. S zir e i t .:. , 7 41:L e a b r: j & s. .: & ll ,iy . 10 0 : .... 1 IL 1 . 4.11.,4p.e.Ap.t0et, 100 BRIT= KI2IIB. 105 107 96 97 CL prkir I Balm 4 4 SO SS nosisop el 62 x( 216 . 117. 1 4 11 8 • 9 18 Iliad ta 21 a 6 69 88 60 si di 6 8 " ° • 49a 1 21 27 e 07 9 -- i . ii 20 22 m 06 140 SB 3 22 24 10 17e 8 9 ei 66 0 206 216 92 26 14 16 1 Li 17 Me 107 i 0 1 13 M 19 II WI we et g 67 Ot 61 Cr 0 19 9P 92 6 pa Y} Y dls 10i• par If Ws 1 Ws 141 k i IdlB par 20 U 2 2 t l tpee lla 1 Us II $3 108 112 106 112.. i "i-dul i.. es _st i__ Te "ii i 1711 44 41pa. 4 S Ali 11 4 II 2 Pia pm 14i 15 li 1 pas Il z . I 0 p di SS SI ies Pr 1 15 9 991111.1418 1 t HIM 5 ges 3 II id 4 IMs • IMe i li t la b 19 110 s i I 14. lab pvz 71 71pia .. 3.ft PP,. 1,..- r I " 42 117* 2 UM 111 17 gus I . !.11. 1 1 id Par 9 °Pf 8 1 . o 80 41 70 $1 18 . my - ii :1 27 29 - 9 - 6 U N Ilba pas 96 97 110 125_ zd _id _id ORDINARY 0111i111 AXD erocKs. I ,cklng.trs SI ell 182 113 a* ai 107 14:. 1 129 N 101 ill ni id 24 12 id 104 lasi :3 111 123 LP B 6 le 9 10 pm 7 8 pm 113 123 1 la pm 76 78 10i Li 11,6 US id 3 9 1110 lie le 9 i Om 91 99 lIO3fIL A6lands& Bt. Lasses 66 67 lb:m.111r. &C. I a.g.6p.e. 93 11 look Do. 11 &bans Par Buffalo & Lake Huron 4 6 Do. Preference V Buff., Brant,* Galeria 6p. e. BL. Aug. 1,11172 Do. do. July L 1871 Do. do. Juno 1.1674 & &Pastern 6p.e. d 96 110 Cape T. & Dockilp. •C. 94 14 Deentrara,7p.e.per.pref Mars. &hoof ga. sdo lOO 161 Heil Indian gm. 6do POI 100 f Do. J Extension - Grand Trunk of Canada) Do. If nolp.M. 8..6p.et, Do. lot prof. Bonds Ds. do. deferred' Da tad prat Bonds Do. do. daterrod Do ltrd pref. stock I Do. do. deferred' Do. 4th ;def. Sto..k Da. do. deferred. 19 20 90 93 10 72 99 $1 N OS 60 68 411 66 66 60 1! SO 26 26 190 lol Do. go► b qr mot. D. New do. It. 8. of India R. 6 p. ot Do q pie Nutt IWip:r bra ' fa 100 Wastarn ad Canada' Do. Now &kipo.Bda pa 7.18711 Dia; do. do. 167740 MUD Branch. Linsitad 9 flf 11i 11 as SO 91 77 . SI 11 Now !Madras guar. 6 p. cant. Do. do. Of do Do. do. 6} do.— Do. PIM Extdadoo ; MAO. Corp. d par e. YNA and Hotoos's Bog I N.Bron.& Can.cis.A &B N.R.olCda6p.o.latp.B. IDo. Dant Stade. goo. 3 par coot. Do. do. do. do. Do. P 111111111) do Do. Ledo' Bt. Mod. do .10INT BTOC. • I -- 04 - - - 991 1001 92 94 1411 SO 611 SO 6 SO 83 99 160 09 9 99 9 i Par 996 996 96 97 WIZ& 11.410. p Ifs. 111 h. I Ban*. ln 1 a. prism. 1 Saha, : 1 14000 I* Arad Maakeesan'arLy 60 1 - - I 10100 AI Do. New (ha 00 p.ll 27 - - -. 18, 10 Do. (of which lOW pfl.) l IS - - - 18,500 60 Allskoe 9), 100 AllancelesdlAverposil 16 136 ST NI 6/ 10,089 100 Do. New 26 810 yet 36 1C.030 100 Do. leaned at 20 pm. 10 ,- - - 1040 6 0 0 0 j 20 Anglo Ansirtsa 10,080 St I ADO, Italian Jindled) I 11 - U. 01 lAnatralasla all ST * ad' 1161 7.600 , 60 I Do. New * 11 14pas ad - ad WWI 10 IllenkolDrttisbColansbla IS 411 4p, ad .-- ad MON; n i Bank of = ell 161 271 - 4000 100 ',Bank of - 16,0701 10 :Bank of Otago kl/mited) 6 11 pts - 10,000 WO !Bank of Queensland (L.) 16 6 1 dta 154 10.000 60 ItankoritetorlaAustrla 10 111 19 - 40001100 Sank of Wales (lAsn.) - 140001 If ;Bank of New Zeeland - 8 7 Bpm - 60.000 10 ;ItrimUlaa&Peetegaissen. 10 2 24p. 12 20,000; 00 'British A Californian (L 0 11 Oldls - 10.000 , SS BrtUsh N. America all 46 40 - 32,200; 10 C. BL Inella,Ane, China ell 30 54 In 281 7,800. 20 Do. New 20,0001 16 Clan. Wm of laiNkte en 57 60 - 10,060( 16 Do. New - 10,000 100 Qty OO 115 116 - 10,000'101 IColeolal - 10,000' 26 Com. Pank of lad* eke IS 3 6pm - 110,009 10 tonseldated Bank (1) 4 IQ 6pm - 1100000'1•011untal (L) OO 6 INs - , 6O i Naas Laudon IllwIted) 5 4 11101 6 2 1 60,000 10 i [satins Esehango ( llin) 3 idle spw - 16.000120 '6n4.Bcut.lAuslalsartol. all 19 21 - 10,000 6011:n4045 and Swedish (L ili 11 01 dts - *OO4 SO European Bank(lAwlted 10 1 1/1811 92 14000! SO Do. New - ISAMU* Ifindams.Ctdnaltlay (I , 16 2 II p. - 10,000,100 Do. New - 12.0014100 liwpwiel Bank, U. 16 d 00 10 12 00 - 4000 , 1001 De. New - 10,0001 60 Intp.l3k.otChlita.de.,(L 11 31 ndls - 116,000 10 !Imperial Ottoman lll si 6ye 132 26,000 60 'lnternational Busk Mt 16 6 4 416 - go,* IS 'lonian an 103,005 10 Ted klert.lk. In014(4 4 per lyse - !Oa* 60 ILcie.Bk.ofNesico,te. II 1 Oedla - 14,00 110 'law Bank Ofiestiand,L 13 6 3 die - 10,900 110 1100 dos and Brazilian „40 par 2 pis - 5,000 107 Loo.B.Ayres&R.Platel. 40 5 12 p. - 10,000 06 I De. New, Ms. at 11 pins 71 10 24p. - 6,000 160 Lea, Btr., a& Wag. ILO U II 4Ms - 60,0000 716 Loa. Ck.Bsisk of AnWeL all 040 144 - 15,000 60 Louden and County lO 67 69 04 6,100 100 , Lee. klawbg.Con.l4.(L) 13 21 11416 - 80,005 00 Londoo Joint 810 ck..,. 10 46 10 - 10,000 100 'Lon. and Northern a) 70 7 0 dia - 10,000 * 'London& South Airless an 10 21 131 4000 160 Lee. &8. VI Wank Mall 10 1 2pm - 60,000 100 Leo. A Westminster - 10.000 140 'llerehmit Ilaniullse.) ln 1 4p. - 14000 60 Allereantlle a Bsehana l5 i 0 p. - *OOO 601 Do. New 74 Mi Pm 10,000000 Metro. & Pray. Bank (L II par - .100 Do. do lO - - - 4060100 libiland Bank (Lbs.) l2O Idle ear - 10.000 106 , National of z., Lpeet l5 44 Moo - 2.6.000 20 IN.Prk of , New It - - - 14000 26 ,New Son* Wee all 61 44 - 64 000 10 New Zealand (lAcaltad) 1 par 4pm 1 - 50,000' 29 :North Western 6 3 0 put - 50,6 M 16 ;Oriental Bank Comers all 66 39 - 10,000 60 Provin.BankingOisrp.(L 5 21 1 ittls - 84000 160 'Preens& of Ireland ..- 00 SO 51 101 17,600 10 'B4inde, hug.. *WM IL 10 11 11p. - 10,000 26 .South Australia all 16 IQ - 15, 000 16 South Eastern (Lbw) - 10.000 100 Kind. el B. & Africa - adso 100 Do. - *lll* 25 Union of Aeme do. ralla.New aU 61 62 - 14000 106 Union of Ireland (la), 11 IQ ledia 111010 it Vika el larks 116 11 61 -. 1/otWas. 1.. 111 1 1200*. IPd ICI. plena 2 Oallea. 1 111 k i fl .-- s --- d West lodla ~100 135 Ise - 1L II lOsoirallkeoelit 5 -ea -. 6,67411 86. ILondontLi iiirtn 300 00 68 a add, It isouthasepton OS - - -. 11110.1110 80 Vittoria llOB 1•6 107 - SAW IS DO. 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Do. of Mauritius (I ) Palace holmium _ Do. ii;:i. - 14;p. Deb. Dbconnteorporation(L W. Indian Financial (I.) I. India Irrigstton. to. =Conan Trd.(L. Telegraph Dag. sod Asa Copper ItoglishAlioreign Grad Bon dikettishllarin. IL Financial Corporation. Flaandal Dhozetwit (L) inireat. Warehouse (L Oellisara (Lisaltad).. o.o.ediat Fln.of Lesi.(l, Oa Steam Ns domed 7nionlarrLl lindsou's By I` Carrying Cdt. L) Internal Finsallee. (L) Ibitarnat.Laad asdlt(L litaliaalnlg. (Qua Car.) Do. 6p. c. Ws. r. 1870 ,ThintBtockDiscoirat(L) Rand Securities (Um.) Ina& African Trading Lead.andCalsden.lll.(L Leadillatrist Talsl.(L) Lod. Flinn. Are. (L) Do. New Lead. G. Omnibus C. (L Load., itallsa, &a bta Lend. her. Diseasat(L) Inad.Provinsialldarins Madras lniga. N Canal Do. Marina InvestasatN Nacuitlus Nedit. rltzta it AlEi MWIII Iroa Werke Natallamlaool. C. @.l Natmosal Ms. Om. National riaandal (L) Natlailal tliesai NIL Ntrbo4llaooal & L Z.: Do. New N.Fwalskag T.&Losn(L N.Drit.♦watadaMsegL) N.MltAlteroaa.la.(L NovallootuatuadL..Li Ds. do . Oman Marine bows Oriental Oommeedal(l Orlakt Plasnalal (L) OMental Oas (Umlaut) D. New OtteallnlandaSsam(L) ;Otago & athlandlnyeal Ottoman Flamm'.' (1.) Ottoman Or (Limited Pa Do. namalLlLateant(L) New PaelEtv.lasd&Jlll2.(Le IPealasular & O. MOM L. 2., 11.(1. 1 2 Ilirlra. al itlo J. City Loper. PO all Ditto ditto ... . 4 'Royal Mallitleas. 4O Inca. Attars-Invest (L. 100 San tll, Knight. tece.(l. I I 'non Iplusa.irkaysti : S. Atrium IL & L. •iiloutb Australian Lad! all eabinaefo. Sabina:ins Tti l apaph 1101 I fel.Coastruc.allan.(L ) !Thames& Mersey la.(L)( Itrust&AosordAaa LI T. en L. Co. of 1:. C.. • , tin ted B. Toles. Co. (L ) 'Clalsera Marini Ins. (I .1 Upper Aar= resaLtm ) Ditto Van Distnea's Land... I I Warms' Finance (Lim. i ' Wastlnitlikk PaellicS 1. "i Tat 2 111112 Is 2 1 Pa 41_ fig.. - 1414 1 4t 8 pm 1 pia 1 Orli r t i p 17 1 1 11 10 It __,__ _ 0 10,000' 1 10,000, 60 10.000,10 TO 1 1i 2pp 1 PREFERENOII SHARES. Great Western Original Clteeter guar. stock, 74. North Eaatorn 4i per cent redeemable, 99i. FOREIGN RAILWAYS. Antwerp sod Rutterdam, 9. Imperial Mexican /Galway (Limited), 3i. Tea FArt.ran Lr Lama—A fiat in bankruptcy wee opened at the Leeds District Court, on Tuesday, stalest James Cunliffe, shipping agent, Goole, tniding under the firm of James Fort and Co. The amount of liabilities is not it present known. The bankrupt ham disappeared, and there are suspicious of irregular transactions in connerion with hie busieees. We have already aenounoed that Wm. Marsden, of Leeds, has, like his brother, J. Woodheed Marsden, left the country and been adjudicated a bankrupt. A par&grapb, copied by.. from a contemporary, stated that Wm. Marsclen's Bight had given rise to a snspeciost that be had been guilty of similar illegal acts to these perpetrated on so extensive a male by his brother. A strict investigation late his trananctioos is eoccequenUy being gone into, but we understand that no forgeries have so far been discovered. Leeds Mercury. The first working party connected with Captain Buckley's great expedition for the ocesstritetion of the Rua. sian and American Telegraph Kee left this port yesterday on the steamer Golden Rule for San Fianna*, MA Nica ragua. The party onisista of Mr. Coaway, telegraphic engineer, and a ameba. of assistants, who, ander the dime- Moos of Centel* Moakley, will premed to various points in British Columbia to snake the aeoessary surveys tory d. to more active operations next spring.—NrCi eral CIIWAL PALACIL 01111 EINILLIWO DAT.... 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