The Express. — London, England, 1861-09-16 00:00:00

SURREY SWBIONS: (THIS DAY.) The Meptereher edjursrned .porter senior for the , ....sty d Merrier eosimeaced this rasrwang at the lea. eons Haus', Newington,surewav, before Mr. Johnsoo, lianas& ; Mr. Zhao, deptity-ehalraws ; Mr. :nen. Mr. I:lips, Mr. Myron, Mr. Gray, Mr. Borne, Mr. Roberta, Mr. farmer. Captain Wlrougal, co n . word the ISOM of 51 prisoners fee trial, 37 for feluy. ..al ti for uniedeseanour. The,. are, however, upwanhi of no linemen whose muses are eat on the valet's' ...id out g had. The elate. eiluoition is ao follow• : —Niue csa 'wither read o e write, three ~.• only read, thirty-nitre read and write imperfectly, and •ady heir can resit and writ. well. :tuning the primmer. fie t, i.l are Mr Weat the surgeon, of Ltliaiirstreet, Dover ', ad. fur an isdeceut assault ; Nutley, a coastal& of the If ifirmion, foe an oat a Mairrioll W 01114•11 ; Mr. Burr, a victualler in the Ben iugh, for .tealitig a large lies'', its of MAC 11r. EVAN., II Teter, the of ttr Kent. ri.sil, to atoning a large ipsautity of teak., I...longing to the catio•tota of the Ileurd of Works, and ether charges of a venue , acct Ur, IVINOITANT I'ArTION TO I WO) irki Ile the bailie% of gibe groat Jurymen being called, several 4. ulktoire le,:ged lu he 'Nettled (rum 'Wirt iug, awing to mew heist upwards of sixty yeses of age, the (line f..r evemptiou. They eausidend it very bard that they slinuld le ow: Leeled. The Chairman %kid that it was their own fault entirely, a. tlie lists were maple out 17 the overseers et..l sent to the pheritf. They uaght to have Peen that their manes were n. 4 isr4 sled. Mr Talsonokputy.eliairman, paid that now was the time for the putties to art for themselves. The lista were on the church deers, soil if they saw their names inserted they give 'loth. to the OVIIIINteIIt to till. them. The Chairman excused thole gentlemen over sixty yews f mg; begging them to Miami t..) Mr. Tilaou's oistervatimis. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) --. N.II:I.IIOROUGILSTHEET. CHARGt.--A VIGILANT CAIIIIAN. J.Jia Bengt., a respertahle.looking nun , glescrilted am a nustboinatioal 111411111 Wet IllitkeT, was Cintgeil as follOWII: Thomas Owens, of Fraacis.street, Chelssa, a ealt-drivar. staid lln Satunlay afternoon about 2 o'clock while driving down It...gent-street 1 war hailed by twopersous who got late say cab, the Its !sorter being one of them. Thee ordered in. to time them to Charing-cruse, and soon after they gut to a 'hulmAn gave toe the " office," and I looked into toy esti, when I saw on the neat the prisoner was silting on *NM blank chewiev, sod olotervral the other person cumin tog a rymrte-nt.morie. tiering to policeman, 1 thought 1 would drive theta to Vinesstreet, and while doiug so one of them asked oat where! was g oing. 1 replied, '• The beaded wsy tot 'haring cruss,ss the od is up." I In getting to Vine• sttost they pupp e d out soil made oil, but 1 pursued th o u with the err of "Stop thief," and 'neurotics' in cspturing the pritos.er and pre hint over to the sergeant. I also ittektAl up the porte.rueurside thrown away by glee P ri r wr " . . . Mr. Ifraol. of Cain*hall•mtreut, who appeared fur the pr.oner, aolo d whether the wltueaa moot all Una at the statioa. Cabman-I'm. The sergeant heard me ILIV it. Mr. Beard W hen you were asked where you were going, yon did not tell the truth then? Cabanas What does that matter (Laughter.) I did Dot tell them I was going to Vino-street. (Laughtar.) I should think not. Sergeaat &Prestos, 16 said —I was at the neat boon to the Adam wheal 1 bawd a my of " Stop thief," sad the cab drive sp. I received the ptiormer in euatody from the calm ama, sad fnuud oa him two blank cheques on Seott's bask, l'areadmkermare, a pair of silver sproselea, some gold, he.. sad a raid oa which was the saw and whims. " William Tapia., Esq., 17, Park-street, Grosseoursquare." r. lbard - The prioser lW given his wrrect address ; will you take sabataataal bail! Mr. Hoodoo - It is act a ow far hail, and I shall niamad the inimmer till tomorrow week. fro the eabroarq—Your conduct meets my highest approbatiaa. rill PAPAL ICCIDEN? AT PIMLICO. o n Saturday an inquest wan held on the hotly of Mr. Earle, who it will be ammeatbered Lad come by his death on the previous Wednesday in coiniequen, s , o f bein g theme out of hie dials* late the Thames, his horse bevies taker fright et the %Adis of a del. Evidence descriptive of the Nal ordinance baying bees gym, ftergeset Fermin said he had made ioquiriee se to the eerier of the disc, hot Vied that it waa • stray animal. It het ranee he.. destroyed. Mr. William (trona Cartwright, one of the storekeepers at the Military Mose% new the .teee,uel its the water, the her. also twin a the water ; and lie distinctly sow the bone kick the with his knee on the forehead. lie saw a grotlenian bravely jump tato the water, tad bold up the deceased for some misutee. Mr. Clayton, miasmal water maaufacturer, of Pimlico, said that the dog in question bad often &we at his her while driving slung the came mail. At the suggestive of eau of the jury, they proceeded to hi 'pert the place of the accident. Os their return!, Mr. Maid,. • gnat r in the vicinity, wee called, but denied that the dog belonged to him. It was only a stray dog. The Coroner summed up, and the jury, after some dahlia. ratio°, returned the following veidict That the deceased wet totted in the Thames, neciisioned by his being acct. dratally thrown ou t o f hi s chaise ; but whether death was occasioned by drowning or from injuries caused by his fall there is not sufficient evidence to show; and the t ory enema separate without expr ess i ng th e i r op i a i on that the railings at that part of the embankment are not sufficiently high to actin, mcunty Against accident." IArAL COLLISION 111 its atria On Saturday Mr. Carttar opened an inquiry at Frith into the death of Mr. Adler D'Oyley Duns, aged 25, and kis wife. Amelia Kate Dunn, aged 2-1, who lost their hms m a collisioti between the Meth, Locales aad Ipswich steamer, mid the brig Bertha, of Guernsey. Mr. Woe, who was a clerk ia the hoes, of Leef and Co. Oki Change, hod mailed with hie wife on Friday, the 6th inst.,, fag Walton•ow.the-Nase, near Harwich, to speed his usual holiday. The Meth left Loodombridge at teu o'clock with 100 poutengens on board, and proceeded in safety down the neer until arriving in the lower part of frith Reach, its that section knows as the Reads, between here sad Perim. Point, when the brig Bertha, from Guanine), lades with 400 tows of stogie, came is mice{ collision with the steamer. The steamer being to an extent disabled and tumble to eoatinue the voyruie to Ipswich, soother of the company's steamers was sent for, and such as liked to proceed went on. Captais Form, the master of the Met" who was on the bridge when the collision occurred, stated that the only per sons be knew to be injured were a Mr.. who bad received some contusions in the face, and the child of another paseenger, bed it would appear that • quantity of luggage wee deposited at the company's flake at Hoff'; wharf, Wind. with, where it remained unclaimed fur *event days. Amongst this was the deceased's pirtmanteau, beating his mole and address. Still it was alined that there was no lass of life. Ou Thursday morning, however, the body of Mrs. Duna was found Sooting in the river off Frith by • Trinity.lsouse ballast dredgennan. O u th e fol low. log (Friday) niceuing that of Mr. Dunn was also discovered against the scoop of the Triiiity.houso dredging machine in the lower part of Frith Roach. Oa being got ashore the thighs were found to have been fractured, and there was a severe blow over the face. Sufficient was then elicited to enable the pollee to communicate with their friends, and the bodies, were then identified. There is very httle doubt that they were sitting near the wheel when the vessels came in contact, and that the brig's Lobetay caught them and dragged them overboard. From the injuries found on the body of Mr. Dunn, it is probable that be was jammed bin tween the brigs cutwater and the stern of the Metis. Some *widest* having been given, the coroner adjourned the inquiry fore few Iwo. MADMEN LIND-00L DICEIRDI AND "LONDON °VTR THE Boanaii."—A perfoemaires of Meudelsmilia's oratorio of Ebjell is announced to take place in Exeter Hall on Tuesday. October ?I which presents features of peculiar attraction both to the lovers of music of the highest clam and to the charitable disposed portion fof society. There exists in the marshy ground on the Eager ahem of the Thames, about four miles from the General Poet-office, • district to which public atumtiou was earnestly direct:4 last rear, under the designation of " Londoners over the Bonier." It ha. but lately been inhabited thiclily, and owes its population almoat entirely to the estaWislinient of the Victoria Docks, and of stortry meoufactories in the neigh bourhood. The number of people at present resident in the proposed new parish. which includes North Woolwich, is about 7,0C3. The demaod for labour is, by necemity, far from constant. The people are frequently left fur very long periods without the means of subsistence from their own resources. When labour mats the remilueretiou leaves no margin for saving. Hence, when the time of need comes, furniture soul clothing are sold or pawned. Want, hunger, dis cos and misery follow. fears w. Nearly fou r yea ago Mr. Her. man firmer, misery a clergyman of the church of England, whose private resourres were suffiSent to render him codependent of the meaty alleged appended to this district, undertook it. charge,aod it is to aid the fund for erectin • church,and enlarging the industrial imititatioo• establishad p,. this gentleman, that the proceeds of this perform/me is to be devoted. Madame Liad-Cioldsehmidt hens& with elsaractenatic generosity, offered her gratuitous services, will sing the septum part in this sublime cam lion—a ptrt which many consider tote her grodest t o t. N r . Sim s Beene and Mr. Wass illieged to ling them parts in which they have already obtained such grist cele brity. The baud and orchestra will be complete and (dee and the whole will be adder the direction of Mr. Otto t.oldachmidt, %Liu will be the conductor. THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 16, 1861. .YRRIOUS BOILER EXPLOSION IN THE CITY. (MIS DAY) A serious. explosion took place thie morning at the premises of Mr. D. A. Junes, packing-cue.nnker, of 14, Bathetreet, Newgate street. Three persoos were seriously waldssl and burned, one of them lying at present in St. Bartholomew's flovital. It seems that the men went to work as usual this morn• Mg, a circular amine machine of four-horse power, which is used on the premises for sawing the wood, Isjag set in motion noon-hog to tlic uanal practice. At alout hslf-put sine o'clock, how, err, the men were startled by a loud report, and in a moineut the whole of the stutters Melee hig the warehmiseou tlie ground Mow were thrown with greet vieienee, u well as a lortion of the brickwork, sonic twenty or thirty feet from the premiacs. Very soon the prennue were hi a Idize. In consequence, however, of the timely arrival of the eu4iries from the Farrimplon.street Station, the tire was soon extinguished. A WO of Mr. Jones, a lad between eleven sad twelve years of age, and two of the wehnien, who had Leen. injured by the explsion, were taken out of the premises. Their IMAMS are %Valk' Josses, Alfred Reynold., aged yours, and Robert Flouel snore, aged 11 year, The last-named sufferer being stxriely stabled and burned, lie was taken to St. Bar tholomew's Hospital. The other two sufferers received prompt medical attendance. The whole of the windows of the first and second floors of the building were blown oat, as were also the skylight and roof of the house. The roof and portions of the premises of Mr. Dockland, packer, opposite, have alto been blown out. BYllliE 35 6 Ird I 3411.11430. I Mufti Oahe plom.day *1 1011 all :Allan, 6K. 1‘19161:11 IS • l K 100 ' Dom. Da. 1C.1164.1g.a. 99 MI _ 1S al Do. do. B.: _ 1135 all ,Bulfaloklalolfillroakl Id 115 4 1 1.1 di ' Do. ?Morgues 4 V 100 100 • Iluu.,lvolit..dOodotoh 6p.c. Bda, Awe. 1.1873 endoraodkullulf.aL 11. 76 10 _ 50111 100 , Do, July 1.1873, dllto 186 79 100 100 : Da. Juno 1. 1874.41115 66 I^ 1 6 all :Oakutta et & Modern , 41 01 * 13 Cape TALIcok bp.e.guo 1 5Ws 11.0. 1:, 10 71 Ceylon, gut i t i per mut — * all 'llowldra Da Do. Ju 105 96 100 • Bowl WWI 90 all bbotporo — 905 all I Do. 65 p. et.Dobent IA 101 100 all : Do. 6p. cl. do ' 100 101 100 all , Do. do. do. 188640 V 3 100 11 all' Gaelonc .1 kfelboarbs_.. ... Mt. lOolGrand hunk of Calla& 19 20 195 1,0 all Do. 8 per ct. Pre. 63 06 001 all 1 D 6 . 0! iuint.6o , .ct.ll . o l4 06 100 ill , Do, 0 par al Deboak 25 31 100 AO 1 Do. I pee el. Mt 4.3 46 1. 0 3 all I Do. do. 1887 33 116 ' IL .0 Be. do. 1872 —. . 33 36 - 116. 100 Groat Indian Penton& 109 100 SI 11 I Do. New dii 5 .. 6L 100 01.8. (41=6= 93 99 101 atll6l4.Wod 95 *1 3 : 101 18 Do. Now ll5 10; dl. 7 100 all I Do.llp.clida.pay73,lr.op 161 96 ; 100 all Do. 65 do.. 77..011.0p. 83 92 , DM all Do. do. 78 wilkowtop. ' I* all Do.4olp.datd•,poy.77l I M. KO Modem Guar. 45 pow a. *L. 100 Do. do. 5 pot d. 1.6 99 I ' IL 1* Do. 45 prat Was 9O 91 * 110 1.4 all Do. 0 per cent ..Bp. do. , I —.— 4161 06. . .311. Corp al.Donds • 29 all N. trunnwla di Cords clan 4 cap. ad 6 7 I 10 all , Do. do. Land do 4 0 1 1 SO all D em o. do. B cop. do 6 I II 911 Do. do. /mid 4o 4 6 i.. et. 104 *lode 1 101 104 ' M 18 Do. Punjaub I 1 sau Ka 10 all Do. do. 61. 1 100 Trlnldad Do.lnd. , 6 Uralted.dcrlpl.llot.g.sp c 1 6i V as :1605 6 97 j 1605 10 , DUCKS. el. prices. I Males. pa Dett,4lo, SL Comaiortial 144,000 Bt. 'Do. 4 p. ct. Pref. Ilia 2,01.5,86e' St. East anti West India. 2,839,3101 MI. London .. 1,080.000 St. St. Katharine SIAM St. Southaniptou 1030,0001 St. 'Victoria UM 20 Do. Now .1100. 100 .1100 . 100 .'lOO ...1100 VOLONIAL GOVKILNYIINT I I 124 61 SI We ! 6 11 y le Oe No„ _I 811 l Dr 003.3. IPd I Cl. prices. I Sales. .... TCa1aW:91 — .9..1917.9 1100 100 114 .... .. Do. 9pr0055R,18810.2 100 —., .... .. Do.llpercent.,lBZ-6. 100 —. .... .. Do. 6 per et Feb.kAug. 100 106 108 . .. Do. 'per ctlilar.rtSep. 100 100 111 .m. , 1 .990,000 .. Do. 6 per cent. .... .. Canso( G ilopellp.ct.lllBo 100 100 111 .... .. Do do. IE9O 100 100 111 Do, do 1891 100 108 110 106,000.. New Brunaw.Gor. 6p. rt. 100 1071 109 .... .. N. S.WalesOs.6p. r. 1 100 909 no; .. .. Do. 6p. c., 1671 to 107 100 99 100 . .. Do. 6p. c.,1899 360,000 .. Noss Scotia Oyer cent , 1676 lOO 1066 1076 .... .. 3. Aust.Gov. 8 p.c. Bonds 100 .... .. Vl6. Gr. 6p. c. Jan &July 100 .... .. Do. du. 6p. c. A 041.1 it O. 100 1061 1084 1066 1 BRITISH MINIS. No. I Bb. I Mum. I N. IGC 94-0. 1 na • 5.130 .. Lifted Wis. ,Phillack, &SW 4 1 10. 10 ItAtidi Ina ' 10 4 3 .. Calked 1. .. Der. G. Con. ( raristk ) L 1 11/4 KA 61 .. Bast Basset allomej , NI 110 45 0 344 .. Bast Condon l/14011.1 IS 37 6, .. KWh. ItnesslMtelstlq Ti. 4s. 31 31 .. Grumbler •SI Ataltps. IQ 1i 18 s 000 .. Gnat Ilaal7w atoi 116. 01 44 110 .. O.Wh. Alfred 13.16.11 6,006 .. 0. Wb. lfor ( delonl at 4 s t 1 41,0001 .. Grenville 1,036 .. Bored s-Foot 11.114 41.000 .. Illopten DOVES 4l. 1/0. I s t 11 0,900 .. Lady Bertha 1.12.6. 1 U 6 .. Ma/pest (Vey Meat) 09 MI 6,900 .. North Dome6f 69 1.6 N .. N. Proms (M) . 12.11 04 4 4000 .. N. Wh. Bonet (Moms . ) 11. 174. 59 • 1.118 .. North Wheal Crotty lA* .. Per Cons. (St. Mazer) 19 91 10 — I,l* 10 Provident* (U. Lelant). 10.199. 41 63 MOW .. ! Ova's Con. 111& Co. 1 Ai - 612 .. IL atrados 016. Olese) l9 WO SO &NO .. & Oars Bras (Wow) 46a669 1 5. Devon Inc. tGm Illabg (11r&L an 9 I 410 .. S. W. Priam (Dimas) mut 114 1171 990 .. Stray Pa 0, 6 Tammill.&LasllM.C l a li 15 — I, 10 Tln Croft 19 .. Psis ed Tower i A.. ts ar's) Ufa 61. • s &SOO .. Wad Bonet ( LAU .. W. Caradon ( ) 6 39 40 400 .. West Beton In .. Wh. Basset (Mogan) MI .. 1211. Buller atialrstlo 6 75 00 9. .. Wk. Ildwaril (Clablosk) 11 19 i 1,986 .. WIL &MY als. Lam& LT.& 6 7 I. .. Wheal Mary Asa (liaaheslot) 1,. .. Wk. Tralawney ( 1 / 8 2 ) 7 111 16 NOBNI9III SALIM& No. I I►llt I IMIM. IPt I CIL prises. I &Ma 10,0001 10 Aastrallan Tl,OOOl 1 Bon Accord, ',MIMI 1 1 / 9 11 9 9MI 11.900 99 antallias. St.Joba ad Rey (Limited) 10,000 5 Do. land & Ma. 04 at i 19 80000, 1 Cis Cou. Illn. Co. Jam. 1 12,000 60 Cobre Copper an n 37 10,000 , -- Clogaspo 750001 1 Dm Monntsle Camper sal f te 5 16000 1 Fortuna (1.1 m) 10.000 10 General all IS 94 80000 1 Clt. Northern Caspar of B.Australla (Lita., 1 i Ipm WOO 19 Espllnda (Lbs.) 1 1 li pie AM 5 Linares AM 5 Isalleslas 165,11111 1 Narloalts al i 1 —• sion 1 N. Mine Copper of B Australia aim) .. ISSN 92 Pontelbaudallverlsesl all 2 4 1.10,000 5 Port PbAillp 1 9 19 *NM 1 BoottlM Annals. (Lim) 146 i 4111 1 211, Ull4 11191 United Mexican all 69• 190.919 1 Worthing (Lira) all * 1 Ira I a. ICAO IBMS HAAN 11.000 , 60,000 N.lOO mum arum AMU I Cl. grins. 84la la IS I 18 1 N SS Sae TS 76 $7 111 Nl_ 16 1 i MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Two VC LOCI. Sales of English Three per Cent. stock have again been pressed today, and the market is heavy. Consols bare declined about 3 per cent. The English railway market, in which the settle ment is now in cuurae of completion, is likewise rather depressed. Foreign stocks are improving. At Paris thi: in ring , awording to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentes opened at 69fr. 05c., being sc. better than on Saturday. Consols are. officially marked 931, I, and g for money, and 94 and / for the account. The present quotations are 931 to I for inquey, and 94 "sellers," for the 10th October. The official bu.sine,4 report is as follows:—Bank Stuck, 237 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 918, 2, g ; New Three per Cents., 911, ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1001, ; ditto, for account, 1033 ; Five per Cent. " eufaced " rupee paper, 96/ ; ditto Five-and-a-Half 1):r Cent., 104, ; Exchequer Bills, March, 2.. dL9. ; ditto June, 7s. prent. The foreign stock market shows an upward ten dency. Peruvian Three per Cents. have again advanced. Mexican Bonds continue in demand. Turkish have risen about t per cent., the Lunn of 1854 being now quoted 84 to 83, and that of 1838, 64 to 1, ex air. The new Italian Five per Cent. Loan is officially marked 701(exchange, 25fr.) Sales are recorded as follows : Italian Five per Cents., 70/ (exchange, 25fr.) ; Mexican Three per Cents., for account, 24, &, 3 ; Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Dollar Bonds, 87/ (exchange 44.) ; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 98, ex div.; ditto for account, 981, ex div. ; ditto Three per Cents., 80 ; ditto for account, 80/, 81 ; Russian Three per Cents., 1859, 612 ; Spanish Three per Cents., 492 ; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents., for account, 421 ; Turkish Six per Cade., 1834, 83 ; ditto Six per Cents., 1858, 68, /, f, cx div. ; ditto for account, 681, I, 1, ex div. ; Venezuela Three per Cents., 191 ; ditto fur amount, 191, 4 ; ditto One-and-a-Half per Cents., 14. Thu Orwell has arrived from Melbourne, with 185,000 in gold. The fact that the rates of discount are to 2 per cent. below those of the Bank of England, com bined with the rapid influx of gold to that 'Ma blishtnent, confirms the impression that the mini mum cannot be kept at 4 per cent. much longer. The sum of 120,0001. in gold was taken to the Bank on Saturday, making 240,0001. since the date of the last return. The news from America on Saturday did not cause any alteration iu the price of cotton at Liverpool. The market was firm and rather active, the sales reaching 15,000 bales. The Commercial Union Assurance Company have appointed to the post of manager Mr. Thomson, Assistant-Secretary of the Royal, whose capacity is very highly spoken of. The company hope to be in a position to iAsue their tariff in the course of a few days. The Railway dividends officially announced this week have been as follows :—Great North of Scot land, 31. 10s. per 100/. stock, being at the rate of 7 per cent. per annum, carrying over a surplus of 3,0151. The dividend for the corresponding half year of 1800 was at the same rate. North British, 11. 10s. per 1001. stock, being at the rate of 3 per I cent. per annum. The dividend for the correspond ing half-year of 1860 was at the same rate. A petition for the winding up of the English and Irish Church and University Assurance Society is to be heard before Vice-Chancellor Wood, on the first petition day in Michaelmas term next. A half-yearly dividend of 245. a share, and a bonus of 161. a share, being together at the rate of 10 per cent. per annum, will be payable on the shares in the Bank of Australasia on the 15th Oct. A general meeting of the Calcutta and Burmah Steam Navigation Company (Limited) is called for the 24th inst., when a half-yearly dividend is to be declared. Messrs. Baring Brothers announce the dividends on the Chillan Six and Three per Cent. Loans, as well as the progress of the sinking fund on these and ou the Chilian Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Bonds. Messrs. Rothschild advertise the dividends on Danish Three per Ceuta. and Brazilian Five per Cents. With reference to the adverse prospects of the indigo trade, Messrs. Joseph Travers and Sons remark as follows : The telegrams from Calcutta reoeived this week bad been looked for with particular interest in connexion with the prospects of the indigo supply. They are, however, again very unfavourable. There has rarely been • more complete combination of adverse circumstances than during the last year as regards this article. The conflict between the planters and the ryota, which has been attended with SO much political acrimony in Bengal, would, it wee fore men, necessarily interfere with the extent of production— at all events, fora year or two ; ►nd it has since hap ' peed that every feature of the reason has been against the welfare of the plant, nut ooly in Bengal, but elsewhere. While heavy mins have been the cause of destruction in Bengal, severe drought has pro duced equal mischief in Madras. From Java also the deices are equally bad, owing to heavy floods. According to the must recent allegations the Bengal crop will be oar of the smallest ever known, indeed only half an average. At the lame time, the stocks held in Europe are lower than at any date within the last forty years. Fortunately for consumers, a cessation of demand on the part of the United States, owing to the civil war, operated until very lately, conjointly with the high rates of money, to prevent the effect upon prima that in this condition of affairs, must otherwise have been withered. Shuns July, however, the Americans have been compelled to send some considerable orders, especially as it bas been nsulvsd that the Federal uniform is to be blue, and a decided rise has been the consequence. The oezt quarterly amlee are fixed for the Nth October. Mean. while. the trade hesitate in natural perplexity, and holders manifest great confidence. MORE FIRES. A very serious fire broke out yesterday tin the pr,misiiii of Mears. Taylor and Greening, the well-known printers, in Gray.toke-place, Fetter-lane, Fleetetrcet. The dames were tint %eels by a comtable, wbo lost no time in summoning the brig.ule. The utmost efforts were made to confine the ravages of the fire to that part of the building where it hail first appeared ; but for wine hours all seemed in vain ; and when the brigade at length obtained the mastery, the damage which had been done was estimated at several thousand pounds. . _ Another fire, also of considerable magnitude, broke out at three o'clock yesterday nii.rsiog on toe premises of Messrs. Hagen and lb., Itushtoe-street, Hoston, oil merchants. This was not subdued until after three hour. localism exertions The lust is very he.ivy. A third are occurred in the warehouse of Messrs. t'ul hateh and Co., opposite the Custotn.bouse.quay, Lower Thames-street. lu this case also considerable damage was must:thud. Yeetertlay afternoon a fourth fire broke out at No. 32, Lundoreplace, St. Ccorge's New Town, Kent-street, Liortaigh, and a child belonging to one of the lodgers was sitorwards found amongst the ruins, dead. lb Soturiliy, Mr. Serjeant Payee held two inquest s a t Thoinais Hospital on th e bodies of women who had come to their deaths by burning. The deceased in the first ease was Mary Hurt, wife of Mr. Hart, of the Duke's Head, Lower Forextreet, Lambeth ; and it appeared that an Sunday afternoon she left the tar and went to the kitchen. where she sat down by tho fire, and woo fell asleep. While there her clothes caught fire, upon which she screamed out for assistatice. Her husband ran from the bar, and a man named Lewis, who was in the house, assisted in extinguishing the flames. A doctor was nest for, who advised ber removal to the hospital. where she was attended by Mr. Fowler, hint she died on Friday m orn i ng f rom t h e Weeds al the lwerwiag. The alma *sat was on Mary Wood, a young woman, who resided with lair parents at Battvvea Rise. On Sa turday week she was alooe in a TOM, when she was . aimed with a Aland fell across the fire.grate. The noise brought aestsbusee, but before the dames could L 3 extin• hrisbed she wee severely burnt. She died on Tuesday. The death. jury, is both wises, returned vershcbtof "Accide n t a l " PLYMOUTH ELECTION. It wax not to be expected that the conservatives would allow the seat to pass out of their hands without • struggle, and so having been disappointed in securing Mr. Ached for &champion, they have during the present week been kokiog out for some other representative of their views. They are understood to hnve invited Mr. Brarnley- Moore, the Viell.kuums merchant of Liverpool, who re presented Maldon from 1864 to IEO9, sod we believe that that gentleman is ant diainchued to entertain the nseyyuwtiom. bast mg ( Friday) anoth er i n t en di ng arriveddilate vescam i e ntlymouth, Mr. 'Ralph Anstruther Earle. Mr. Earle was secretary to Mr. Disraeli when that right hon. gentleman was Chancellor of the Exchequer. Mr. Earle contented Berwick-on-Tweed at the general elec tion in 18129. with the following result :—Gordon (conserva tive), 366 ; Kyle (conservative), 348 ; Marjuribeaks (liberal), 330 ; Stepletoo (liberal), 257. As soon a. the new parks meat met, a petition was presented against t h e relent of Mr. Gordon and Mr. Earle. It was alleged that Lord Derby's government had used uedue inflamer* is promising the erection of barracks ; sod it was also stated that there had been bribery and corruption on the part of the I sitting members. An arrangement was needs between the two political parties. It was agreed that Mr. Earl* should accept the Clulteru Hundreds, sod that Mr. Mar)oribanks should be returned wii bout opposition from the conserva tives. After Mr. Earle had retired, however, Mr. llodmoo came forward, Weiss to be party to a compact of this sort. The result was • very WITCO contest, which ewled in giving Mr. Marjoribank• 305 votes,' and Mr. Hodgson 304. The latter geotlernan wee subsequently elected tor Tyremouth, when he beat Mr. Otway, whom some h as b een ment i one d la coonexion with the representation of Plymouth (luring the present week.—Western Morning !ices. Tun FIRE BRIG A or..—Oß Saturday Captain Shaw, late chief constable and superintendent of the tire police at Belfast, entered upon his duties as successor to the late Mr. James Braidwood, superintendent of the hoodoo Fire Brigade. Mr. Ilenderson, the senior officer in the force, and who boa charge of that portion of the esta blishment on the Surrey side of the names, is l ips= for a time assistant superinteedent ; while Mr. o f the eastern district, will !succeed him, and Mr. Swanton, the chief engineer of the head station in Watling-street, will take charge as foreman of the eastern district. We understand it is contemplated by the government in the course of neat session to bring forwanl a measure for esta blishing a fire police m connexion with the instmpolitan police. Sir Richanl Mayne has prepued a list of all the parochial perish engines in the metropolis end its suburbs, and the condition they are in, and other important informa tion relative to the system, how they are managed, Ice. la the event of this measure being arinctiocied, the manage ment of the present fire brigade will be handed over to the Police Commissionen. E AT BROMPTON.-011 Saturday morning, between one and two, • destructive ens broke out at the reeideoce of Miss Jane Wooldrige, No. 29, Queen.•treet, Brampton. Some moons passing observed an unusual glare of light on the second door, and immediately raised au alarm. The engines promptly arrived, and with • good supply of water from the mains of the elielses Waterworks gut to work m au admirable tosnaer, under the direction of Mr. G. It. Staples, the district foreman, but the fire was not estioguished until the premises were destroyed, and the adjoining houses damaged by fire sad water. _ - ---• TERRIFIC SCENE AT A FIZZ IN HUDDINAFIELII. FArly OD &Murky morning • are of • most alarming character was discovered at the residue* of L Heap, E.il., solicitor, Spring.grove, Huddersfield. The atten. tion of the police was attracted to the roes. of the conflagration by loud ,creanis proceeding from the upper story of the building. On arriving there a scene of the most harrowing character was presented. The three female eervants were assembled at a third story window, wildly shrieking for help, the flames being fast approaching upon them. The officer who first arrived at the spot implored them to remain until madame could be procured, and went with all haste and fetched two ladders, but when be returned with assistance he was horrified to find two of them lying on the grouts! in a bruised and bleeding comlition. One of them, in her extreme terror, had thrown herself a distant-I.f nearly 40 feet, and hail fallen upon the cellar grating of the bue meat stony. The second poor girl hesitated to follow her example, end wildly clung to the wind ow sill ere she dropped the terrific distance, when she let go her hold, sod lay wangled with the fall, when assidaece which might have saved her arrived. The third happily escaped the dreadful fate, • ladder being hoisted ere she bad taken the dangerous resolve. Mr. Heap, who was the only member of the family at home, had to risk a descent from his bed-room on the lower story by means of a sheet, and happily escaped unhurt. The emu was one of mingled horror nod excite ment. Mari.% Woodhouse, the kitcheiimaid, sustained a concussion of the brain ; And Ann Briggs the co k, received • fractured le , , besides serene internal and external injuries. wu placed under the care of Mr. Roble...on. surgeon. and the other was taken to the infirmary, sod though still alive they are in a very dangerous state. A great portion of the building was destmyed, and mach damage doom The origin of the Ore is unknown. AN ENGINEER CORPS FOR SOOTHWARIE —A corps of Engineers is about being formed in Southwark, and hide fair to become a very creditable addition to the volunteer force of the county of Surrey. Several of the large engineer firms in the district are patrons, and, from the large body of artisans in their employ, it is enacted the regiment will he large and efficient. The oripuiisation is on very mammi es' principles, nail embraces many sew features of interest ; a very efficient band, in uniform, will be attached. General Ica Charles /C.C.S., has been requested to take the command. LONDON G . ONWICI:61 COMPANY (LlMiTtp). —Traitlc reoeipis for yea *Win Sept. 8, 11,3141. Si. Bd. SHARE LISTS.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLonl. The railway share market to-day is heavy,•on the settlement. Caledonian stock, which is now quoted ex the dividend, has fallen. There is also a decline varying from to A per cent, in Great Western, Mi.lbuitl, Lancashire and Yorkshire, Great Northern, and South Eastern. London and North Western stock is now quoted 93k to I ; Great ‘Vvstern, 70 to 4; Midland 128 to >ti ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 109 to ; South Eastern, 791 to 80 ; Caledonian, 103 to ex div. ; Great Northeni, 108 to 109 ; and Eastern Counties, 494 to S. l.umbatdo•Venetian Railway alarm are firm, at li to li prem. The Indian lines are very quiet. Dutch Ithenimh, Bahia, and Great Weeteru of Canada are inquired fur. ONDIKAAT IRAN= AND nOMA oh. 1 9.4 I Ron.wmrs. l 1 Codes pion I &alai to.day Natural). to 1 p.s. IN 4.4 loam, a us. alstuer t ail 76 II - ' Ilt. 100 liirk..llo...tataa.bute - - - t 6 all Blackburn 44 .• .4. 116 all Blyth sad Tyne ... ... ..e to I all Bostoooleat MtLC B4 Se ft. too Seidel and Suter - it. 100 CUolnolan 10 all Cott and &MID.. 10 all , Cerneall f • - to all 1D0..11 J A n^.41.. uotll s - .. 4 - 10 of lUD It 1:t.c.14 paid to 8 -. eo 30 all UNIsP.a ant' 1144 lac 41 43 - 16 all • D'Or L.Pertls. & Abd.To 30 104 - 0L IN {blot AogUaa l6l 171 - $4. 1 90 &akar, CouoUes 6l 60 - 9l WO Eastern Ua!uo, Stuck a 41 44 - :i. 100 Do. Stock 1 t 4 II - 110 all Foot Surllt - - - SO 100 i 16110 burah and M 9l - St. UM 'Minty° . Perth, Dundee 901 $ll - l 0 all forth mad Clyde June. - -4 - K 100 1131lanow &B. Wolters 103 119 - 10 all Great North of Scotland - - - K 10e!I least Northam - Os. 100 Do. 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York - M IN North London - 10 all 'NeetltllWastoraime 101 101 - 1311 17, North ritafortl4ll,,4l ~. 4; . t m i 415 0 - 100 Not( A:6 r.tutlialalL6ol. N 90 111 all Peebles -• 4... ,- ID ell Portamouth 0 all Ithymnity - ss. vs• lleottlsh C.atral - N. 111 Scottish N. E. Abaellik 3O 111 116 4 36. IN leettlsh ID Iland 96 97 - 9l IN Shropshire Unless 41 47 - 10 all IlltUogboaroaltalinta. -- -.- 4L 100 'South Devon 39 41 - a. 100 /South Luken 54. 109 ieuth Wales - 0. 110 & Yorks& & Paver Dan 94 90 -.. 10 all lltalmas.Wokluolua..dia. 4 6 .- la all Osmium a 11.14.14134034 N 89 Sai Y IS Ditto ditto - M IN rad Vale - - - SO all Moo .... MI le 14 Po. 5 4 &I - I% Ds. - 14. 10 WI 10 T Videri a losN a N 0416 1 R 90 ,- a.afts 11 8.9 4 N all , Weal Clontwall • It - - 84. 100 , 44 . 1 / 4 011,041P40484 -•- 84. lOU 1 1 / 4 4$ mumma-moon l9 - 94 100 DM 1 4$ 45 - 44. 100 1 DIP, IA 90 - PIaJIZENCZ SHARES. Oorwalln p e r coot. 'Dsa.Penkt Aber. J 00. ▪ Awpies. Do. Do. 0.7 p. el I.oolui. De.. Sp.& Ma 1 Do. do. 1141 Do. Now S p. et. A iewices es. 4 p. et WILD Bad en Gladeow Op. el Omit Meetheno. p. el De.l.4red.et 10p.elpu. Do. d p.o.ridat i par cool ya Das MIX deedlood, lstrref GIL Mott. (Lerkadtiloote De. redeem..i p. cow Do. ',deem.. p. coot Do. freedmen. 4 p. et. Dc..6p.ct. redeem Prof. Do. Bina. Pref. Share. Do.CbesterPf.lb.o9.e. Do. do. do. bp. o. Do. Biros. Oua. Stoat De. Merl Goa. liiiree Do. do. do Do. do. do Lanai World Op.o.Nt Low.lllloo4..Sp.e.Goa Ne. I Do.ip.e. do. Ne.l Do.llp.a. do. .... De. Ix e. do. Me. D 0.6 p.c. do. .... De. p. c. prf. eh d 0... Do. 7p. e. Pret.Otook.. De.41p.4.40.(W. Dw 54.(d1v. del till lisioniltomardDeve. W.ltar.allatf. LA* W.7p.e.0l i..u.l , todrrydgEoul — Zrei; lis.o.dbeL a Line. • p. of. Do. id Do. Si per coot Do. redeemable 'p.a Ildloodeous.Op.clitock Do.Oese. Dr.* 11.0p.e Do. 4ip.et. Pre/. Stoat. Do. Lel. litchul 4 p.e Weak 5p U. Stook Werth British 5 perces., Do. New Clua. 6µ at. uo.Burd.o truiou pue N. MAL—Co:is p.c./11. Da. Jo. de Do. Dads Sp.& No. 1 Po. Week. IL di &pan North 84eMordelke gi n a. iii. d00t.N.&114 p.ot. Do. Aber. gu.6 p.a. Do. T pet. ltd. Weak & Doves /tied 44 v. &lbw (Doel A 5.41.0.4) Do. per NW Ds. 11•11 44 pw owl Wales gua •v. osul. Dor owl Tent papa Ileoote dam Oka Do. do. Ditv.o. Do. do. Drips. Water.* &Wong dp.o W. lottl—WW.lattput.st Do. do. Sod do Do. Nowp. I p. et. Pref Do.do.porp. 0 p.et. pre 10 100 10 100 100 HO la 100 100 100 101 103 SO 11. it l 100 102 e 141 11l 1•0 110 103 107 ISt 100 111 133 •0 32 111 113 TS $1 115 117 109 111 101 103 103 107 98 100 80 90 89 91 101 105 io leo 17i lot 101 13 15 90 al 10 lei 184 " tt 11l 114 111 114 114 138 111 114 NO MI 160 166 126 IXI U 76 96 67 132 14 130 Its * I Pak 16 79 1 IPu - 114 111 100 IN 91 92 110 112 109 111 1 1 02 90i pm Par il= ll i ins i Inn Id 135 140 10 1• 1 s tat e 101 4 i w ni Ift 811 M W . 28. milt we 46 44 126 117 117 110 In 102 11l 122 VOLIIION 11ILWATIL Lu.wars. la Igartan all Rowan 11 Roateriaail ail Ardeasee 131 Beldattlfra.U. .7 p.a all Belgian R. all Batten to Oraleseesso -10 Camases Miss 16 Soli. all Own.. all Do. ID tendon 14 Dutch Rhenish ail &atm o f Franco all OE. lawalaa gas. 6. p. W M. Ombrai ee lersoce all 'OC liarasalse,Const. 8b all Italian IstseUen all lobe Constance d lisle all [Jerre man Tombola aallKarla Lyons aa4 abula Omen ll b all NarattllegoLky IM on D=PrL Mtge"- N 16 Do. New Shares - - all Norwegian Trani PM. 11 s Kiernan nrayrinatillao all Parle, Lyons. antlllollB aU Paris sad Odom UI Recife and 8. irrasobee 111 (Pernanilnieo; g. 7 p., Riga and M aU Royal Walsh us eum aU ,Royal Swedish all Do. 7 par cant. all Sambre and Monte all Do. gittr_cent. Pref 4 lisaPau 14. Twat le B .Aaet.4-oeeetian all flontbens of Prance all West glanders all Da 61 per cent. ?ref aU West. & N. W. of Ramos , 4 Wasters' of Aastria '7 ?ik, I 91 101 4 34 MAI 04 418. U 8 81 18 SO 78} WI 8 81 : 4 8 8 7 818 60 41 i 44 b 7 6 ♦ dis 22 st 64 Of Ms s I 27 1 1 Pm 7 ' e ms 10 I Ile 2.3 uwu~ Agra and U. Oaf. Bank Analasiada Bank of Zapf Bank of Walvis Bank of Turkey Malan N. Alllllloll_ CkarL Bank of i* Amaral* and Chi L ana (beard. Nero. of Ind* Lou.. and China tit, Colonial Cow. of Canada rmrm. of London . &W.A.\ wd.Charkl 0. Bank of MoltaarLlnd Lon. (..11. bank of AnoWL Do. New London and Coanty London Joint Stock L 0114.11111 tt South Africa Lnn. and Wastininatar Nitt. Pro,. cd Bug Land I Do. Now National Bank New Booth Wolfe IZ:tal Bank Uorpors um Bank Provtuclat rf Ireland I'Swab Australis rOdoa of Auttntlis IfJoboo of London ttedly Kutnot I;iiiee. • --- • AtLudt: EL Mall flt.(l ji Atlautle leL • fin. Australia& Arrlend 1 Beetle Waterworks t. bri* Itlek leacTeL t Do. 11 MIL tin UM Do. C Camds Leal Cop. tlg.ot Km.* Smelt °ire t a i .1 1 re nee Do. • p. et. Porp. DO , t IL India& Lon.Blllppogll PAstlodial reig.4 Medd° Tel Nag. a n o wsa d 1:11 7 . 9 4. 1.1 , (Meat Ship (Untied) Do. 17f per eerL Prof Lco. District Tel. (La. Lis Gen. Onualbes ' Madras Irrlen. • Dina' Medltemmesoillee-Tel. Medlter. En. TeL (1.1 m.; tistlonal Dteeosut Co NerbouldsCoeldarou,L, Netherlands Lao b;:i V.; t7.;it If. Drums. /f . Scot. 14 . S. 8r1t... AustraWlaa.. - 7* 10. Ili .. New Maras' .. In. Ida. (Um ).. Peel River land a Mtn. Penh*. and Orlin. aimed l:N - 4; Liles & tad. T.E. 0.14 i&yrasey Ina Do. Now Royal Mall Stisai . ArR Jo~r{o., Au ---- iiiii:laWaa Tel. lerlp Do. ilo. Zegkilereel o. do. & Ate/ Australia (Limited) Fast Issue. Ln.Co.U.Cammla Uu. Clue.lout TeL (1. ) . es Weemea's Lat liN la 14 t 4 i I St S IT ' slit r.,.1 se u 3. stk... -tirre Iu u tios 1104 107 1 04 ail par ptu 94 St, I II Si 1 I Ws e le 1 1 2 1 Pm 4 of au 1 ua ais 1 14, .1 le 1$ 6 4$ 48 60 al TO 11 12 pm ITe ISt 11 6 1 112 130 24J 116 4 1 11114 4 11 0 i. pAri NAIVES/AT EVENING. Consols, which closed yesterday at 931 to / fur the 10th October, oßened and closed to-day at the saute quotation. For money the last price was 93/ to 1. The official business report is as fol lows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 93g, • ditto, for account (October 10), 93/, 4 ; New 'Three ler Cents., 914, 92 ; India Fire per Cent. Stock, 104, 103}. The India Five per Cent. stock closed slightly Batter than yesterday, at 1034 to / for the account, and the scrip likewise at 104 /. The March Exchequer Bills remain quoted 21. dis. to 2s. premium, and the June 4s. to 7s. premium. Tbefureigu stuck market was rather quiet, but firm. _ _ _ In the market for Bank shares there were in creased inquiries for Dank of Egypt, Ottoman, and Loudon and South African Bank. In miscellaneous shares, English and Australian Copper, Van Die men's Land, and United Kingdom Telegraph, were quoted rather better. The closing quotations for shares in new under takings to-day were as follows :—Ocean Marine Insurance, 41 to 42 prem. ; Theme,. and Meniey Marine, 4 to 1 prem. ; Universal Marine Insnr auto 1 5-16 to 1 3-16 du. ; London and Provincial Marine, I dim. to par ; Oriental and General Marine, I to i prem. ; Mercantile Fire, 3-16 1 to 5-16 prem. ; Commercial Union Fire, die. to par ; Bahia Steam, Ito prem. MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Two I OCLOCK. The mining market to-day is not active. East Curadon shares, however, are in request at agi t o 27. West Polmear are very firm, at 12s. Od. , " buyers." Marke Valley are quoted 10i ; Wheal Margaret, 43 to 46 ; Cam Cain home, 235. to 255. ; Ewa Cam Brea, 8 to 81 ; Stray Park, 31 to 32 ; West &tan, 330 to 340 ; East Devon Great Consols, 11 to 2i ; and Wheal &ton, 80 to 85. St. Joint let Rey Mining shares are in active demand, owing to the winces referred i - n su W • sas to helow, and an• hot marked 391, doming a considerable improvement. Other foreign lot well ae colonial mining shares are very quiet. The directors of the St. John del Rey Mining Company (Limitol) have this day reoeived, by telegram from Lit-bou, the following report, dated Morro Velho, August, 1801 :—" Produce for July, 45,106 ciboria ; eost for ditto, 9,484/. ; profit few ditto, 7,1524/. ; produce, 11 days of August, 14,069 At the Devon and Oornwall rnited Mines meeting. ea the 9th inst, the accounts showed a debit balance of 1,961. 134. A call of 10s. per share was made. Evt Devon Great Consols, on the 10th inst., made a cell of 2a. per share. The North Roskeer Mine accounts. presented at tbc meet ing on the 10th inst., showed a debit balance of 1,2151. As. 4d. A all of lr. per share was made. South Wheal ket....v, on the 9tli inst., made a call of la. per share. At Roaewarne United Mines meeting, on the 9th lad e . the accounts showed a debit balance of 1,0610. lee. la call of It. per share was made. - -- - COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. • MARK-LANE.—(THIS DAY.) There is now a palpable change in the weather. The wind has got round to the northwestward, and blow strong and cold, while some heavy rain fell last night. The soppy of homegrown wheat to this market for the past week was rather more liberal. Flour moderate. Harley, beam, peas, and tares limited. Malt a rather liberal quantity. Scotch and Irish oat. not worth notice. The foreign supplies are very moderate of wheat, nearly all American. Barley, a very short quantity of Egyptian. Oats, not a heavy supply, two-thirds from Archangel. remainder Danish, Swedish, and other Russian cargoes. A few beans from the Mediterranean. No peas re daring the week, mid a few parcels of East IndianrZirei l and oilseed. Flour, a good supply of American barrels, but no foreiga sacks. Exportation to the Continent continues very large of wheat and fionr. The wheat trade today is very animated, and purchase. continue to be made for the Continent at an advance d fully Is. per qr., both for English a nd A mer ican. Flour Is. per barrel and sack dearer than this day week, with a good business doing. Barley 6d. dearer, and so good request. Oats tirm, at last Sunday quotations. Beans and peas, not many on offer, but firm in price. Liesessl very firm. Rapeseed rather dearer than this day week. Cloverseed and trefoil no change, and not much doing. FLOATING CARGOLI. —A slowly trade going on, awl prices fully equal to last quotetions. :lam and Kent, white, new, 60a. to 65a. ; ditto, fine old, 545. to lke.; ditto red, new, 534. to 57a.; ditto, fine, old, 50,. toils. ; Norfolk, ke. fine, old, to —a; red, new. —e. to —s. Foreign : Dai;taic, Ms. 62•.; fine, 645. to 11811.; extra, 69a. to Tbs.; Konigsberg, 545. to 58a; ditto. extra,69a. to 71a.; Itostook, 65e. to 695. ; Mecklenburg red, ritis. to 65n; Uckertnark ditto, We. to 61a. ' • Americas white, stla. to 6 2 2. ; ditto nod, Os. to 5C.. ; (kinadian, Slia. to 62a. malting, Ms. to 30a • fine, 40a: grinding, 2:o. to 276 ; distilling, •-tfilL per qr. ; foreign grinding, 25e. to Ns.; ditto distillnig, 28s. to malting, —6. to —s. MALT. —English, &aes and Norfolk, 59e. to 63e. ; Oak 63e. to 70s. ; Kingston and Were, .ti:o. to 72a.; brook 50s. to Me Osia. -English fowl. 2 4 4. Od. to 301. 0.1 . ; potato. 30s. to 32e. ; foreign, 184. Od. to 254. MT; Ms. to 32a. 7Snage.-4English tick, 384. to 41s. ; harrow, 40s. to 44e. pigeon, 40.. to 445. ; foreign, Nampo, 34.. to 384. ; tick. 38s. to 404. ; Houipberg, 30s. to 44.. ; Ecrptian, Ms. to 37e. Pun. -English boilers, 38.. to 42e.: while sad Mae, MIL to ; maple, 40.. to 43... grey, 345. to 38a; hog, Me. to ; foreign. 344. to 37... FLUUR.-English town, 504. to Si.; ditto fine, 51s. to 525; country, 43.. to 445. ; Norfolk end Suffolk, 38e. to 405.; Preach, -a. to lack; American. 275. to 31a; Canadian, 27.. to 31a. ; Spanish, 45.. to 50. INDIAN CORN.-White, 39a. to 42.. ; yellow, 40e. to 43 1 . Floaruto Cam:loge, all C. F. sad L-Wlest bob =ski sod Marianople, per 49211 e., 484. to 565. ; Mirka, Mk. to 545. ; Polish Odessa, per 48W1e., rid, 455. to 47.. ; mid* 54.. to 56e. ; Danube and CALA; 36.. to 425. ; Egypiiea, 344. to 36e. Barley : Egyptian and Syrian, per 4001115.. Rh. to 254. ; Odessa sod Danube do., Zs. to 30e. Bens : Egyptian, par qr., 31s. to 345. ILdas : Odessa and CALM, per 4921tu., 314. Od. to 325. ; Ibtail and BulPrian, Per 480th... 304. Od. to 31s. ; French, do., -4. to -41. ; American, do., 20s. to 304. liegns.-Oanery seed, per qr., 41s. to 50e. ; liamp. seed, per qr., 465. so Um. ; Mustard seed, per bunks'. white, 9.. to 104. ; brown, to ; Linseed, per crushing, 50s. to Wk. ; Linseed cakes, English, par 121.15 e. to 131.6.. ; American, thin, in brie, per tea. 101. 5.. to 101. 15e.; do., thick, mond, and oblong, W. 10a. be 101. 10s.; Baltic, W. to 91. 51. ; Marseilles, W.. Ba. to 101.56.; Rape cakes, 51. to 51. 10a. iIUtIVALIS INTO LONDON FROM SCPT. 9 TO MEP?. 14. Wheat. Coastwise. qrs. Loeb& ..' 11:12 Foreign 11/06 c. Eau I °ix. Ran .... & L Ball. .., Barley. 4". ltle IMalt. Osia 8645.41164 0 76 0 76 Igm gra. 13U 5 6756 401 • .1.1 106 •••• I • • 1 Flour. beim I aft. .. lON Soar, *man& iml; „,„ .. ~•.$Oao.: v• 611 -- XINOING LANE.-(THIS DAY.) &caw —The only sales reported since Friday ;timid of LOGO boxes Havana No. 9 at 39a. &L, and 1,40 U of Cuba Melado, 10r. 4d. ; duty, at 22e., Tds. 6d., 12e. et 2.5 r. 9r1., Sr. 6d. "Refined is steady. Corset—No transactions of importance have taken place. TU.—Public males will commence to-morrow (Tuesday); privately the market is steady, but not active. RICIL—A full amount of business has taken place ; about 90,000 bags sold, Rattsm, 10e. ; white Bengal, 10e. 9d. ; Java, 14e. 64 . ; new Rangoon, 10s. 9J. ; also about 600 tons Rangoon afloat, at lls. Paper,,. —9O bags Singapore sold at 315-16 d. The public sales advertised for to•morrow consist of GOO libds. of West India, 2,500 bags Mauritius, nod 1,500 4 East Italia sugar ; 300 make 1,400 bags Ceylon, 22 Vents Jamaica, 1,100 bags Mania, 100 package* Mocha and Malabar, 2,C30 bags and 700 eases Tellicherry, 1,500 bags Costa Rica. 3,7C.3 - begs Rio, and 400 bags Java coffee about:lo,o3o packages tea, 1,900 bags Bengal rice, and 200 bags saltpetre. TALLOW MARKET.-(THIS DAY.). The market is quiet. Annexed are the presset rake : Town tallow, 419.3 d. net cash ; Petersburg Y.C., ea es spot, 445 e. 3d. ; October to Deoember. 48.. to 47a Yd.; January to Yank 48s. 3d. to 48.. tid. ; March, 48s. 91 to 49e. PARTICULARS OF TALLOW. Stock on hand this day ....casks' Delivery bat week Ditto from lst June Arrival laat week Ditto from Ist June Price Y.C. per cwt. tidy d. I lAttu Torn 1•4 Yrida) 31,924 44,1108 38,640 1,757 1,017 4,448 19,E94 49.433 33,10.41 3,243 4,1066 4al 0.:37 40.037 j 20,440. 374. IL 424 14L 40.. 1.4. 60. .ras. 0.1. 1604.94 18e0. 106 L Arrival. for the week eadhat Sept. 24 :Sit year. 2,4 22 mt. sad delivery 2,ne emks. The arrivel4 lAA week comprise* tel casks trees et. Teterabtarg, and 153 from other places—Total est cetka. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) _ . . We have a large supply of beasts, and a dull trade ; eau. seouently prices are rather lower. We are but moderately supplied with sheep ; there is a fair demand, and late rates are fully supported. Lambs are not much in regnast; the season is nearly ever. Good calyoi are rather dearer. From Germany and Holland there am 1,700 besets. 5,300 s h ee p and 190 calves; Siron, 1G beasts • Scotland, IS ; laud, 730 ; and :t , OOO from the Nor thern and Midland counties. . . _ Per stone of Sthe. 4 d. s. d. Per stone of 8164. IL d. Beet Scots. Ileretdc 4 d 4 644tIhts& If hlotelth 0 Beat Short honii 4 4 4 Best Long-+0h15.... 4 8 &Prowl oust boosts 3 4 • Do. do. Shorn .... 0 0 Calves Piga DodDrisir r. 0 5 Lambs Soots nt =mica, Sheep and Lambs, 3,350 Calves, Pig.. WO. as. 0 6 0 4 0 5 21$; BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Meows. Pattenden and Smith report that the aoonnts from all parts of the ptintations speak of the hope coming down much short of expectation, and the duty keeps de clining ; many persons say it will not reach 100.000/.. whilst a few others are still sanguine enough to bark 110,000 f., and even 120,000/. About 3,000 pockets hase arrived. hut, being unripe, do not meet a ready sale at from 8/. to 14/. per cwt. At Worcester market oo Sattmliky there were4oo to 44.10 pockets of new pitch.l,the whole goad colour end quality, and commanded a reedy sale ut 7/. 10s. to dl. 10s., and choice 101.; nearly the *hula were sold. COAL MARKET.--(THIS DAY.) Walls Eat Hatton, 18s. ; Walls End lonibton, 33.; Walls End Haswell, P 4,. 6.1. ; Walls Eu.l Anuklyls Hato._ 17r. rtd. ; Ettiogton, 15.. 6d. ; Wu, Vs. 6a. ; TanIMI Moor Batas, 12a. td. ; Hastings Hartley. rot — 6/dPs at market, 22. PROVINCIAL SMARR MARKETS. LtvrarooL, ißpr. 14.—Pales to-t 1 y : Lancashire and Valk liMaO, 1101 110—lousonater and Carlisle, 200—Lcndon and Nora Weeleni O3ll—Knuth Xastern, Yi 16-16—Dutch Rhenish., 1 4. —Great Ncaterer of Canada, ILlscllltsraft, 14.—The market was devoured. Great Westerns. 704 1-1111w4s Central. 40* d.—Ueda, 1101 y`-I\/. gelds. 431- 3l blland. 1101 I — horth tafford, 41 11.—boasts. in. BIRMINGHAM. SUPT. 14.—The Weans of to-dag was In Inlet Mock*, vit. :—Hlrallncham and Staffordshire Gas, Rd: and Bir mingham Waggon allay a, 13:. tilottorster Waggon /thatch HMG in demand Ai I pr•ln . Smith Stafford+ quoted 10'4; : asd Birmingham Canal, eft to uO. ! In r IS i di 13 nom° 1,110111111 106611 16000 /0.66► WOJO MAW ASO, to,eoo, so,ovol iiiiol iiiiii 190,0V0 U M AW OO 80,000 90,000 11,010 85•110 ir ' iii 11,110 10,010 1,/14 110,076 KM arakote, 10.uou totoeu sksoo 10,000 10,000 11,000 .000 I 2 )0, 0041 14.1%1 ii,iiil 12.K01 10. m 10.0(10 114 N OS 61 £ll liii SD 41 144 sTe ise al M+ 4i 4I es IS SI 10 IS :100 100