The Express. — London, England, 1860-09-07 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE (THIS DAY.) OF IIANKRUPTCY. !!felon Mr. Coagnisaaairellimlburn.) 01 W. G. GISSON. r • bat eternization meezin.; under the kauk• , ;nate thaelall lillarn , taamer, of Goldming, ; ,Jence-sheet exteade from the I.t Jam, 1M..14. , . I ••••W, wwl growa..fellows .‘ mount duo to creeli• ..rob 117k1119/. 7.L . ditto hobbit§ aecuritY. • 2.1.. halals sm. 10,73M.e1a. 4E:1.0.M. I 9AVW. 4S. ! .. lea '..kl....loTirrence in laileming ItW.l to dd. ; • ~ 2.1. tin the contrary Property taken • , ati,7c22/. hie. Ifkl . ; debtor. els ; propertv held bv creditors, . ; expense., tifi,:Alt. la. &L; knees, 411. ; peronal expenses, 49151. 19.. 9d. ; ..t per oettru, 10,7301/. ; total, 270,514E11a St weir the- made 1p :-- Br fall in the value of Mara. t ;flat December, Pea, 73.447/. 10a tht . • .tad building.. mote II,IXM. Ih. 3d. ; value. konag a leas of 7,,1:CV. By life ami.rame przeniume. 1. 1 33 W• 14s. 'id. •., cert.. ay., erk.V. li. . .1, by farm, I.IOV. 11.1. ; by omaignniente of leather. 212,611/. 14e. ' .I.eg emwiedrinenta t.. Strostfeilil and Co., - Franco, and 1?... Hooper anal Partition.. :them who have faded. Ts bankrupt appears to have el bather to ratin. uterehanto, and obtained ad -. up.* it. The Itritoh Lawn Company. .Irlcaeth. 1.-.14.4. is ..f whance• for 1,”71/..A. 9d.. 1.4.• policies us the Se.ott.h Wklows* Fund, 2,41)1%., .1 Inglab and Scottish Law Assurance, 999/. 13.1. ; 'I area and Co., the Wakens of ....Liming, who presented "wham. to the. roues the 21t1, July Leh are creditor, advances to 24,217/, bolding a rust mortgage no the ' w i .a at Ileadrow, Yalned at 1.,(101M. ; kow and valuation • fano, *ll%. ; life polices in soottieh %Idlers' Fund, Lie Assczatiou, and Royal Exchange • AMY., awl two aceephurne .4 Room J and Co. fur 7.,(3.)1.W. ma, dated reapee• the 74h .4 .trigtmt and the 7411 septentber, of the . yaw of 1,:001. Mean. lawn:oce, 1.1 klowtlttkaPeo are ...turned 31 CMlllto sr, in the • ;*.aziee .hest fee and among the hoblere .. Wane, figure the names et the Bank of England, the • itz Kook, the lima ..f lem•lon, the Loudon Joint Stack Rank, the leeibm colopmy..Orerend, Gamey, ant 1'.... National Invotint Con.pane, National Bank, ke., Ile. web • .I.inei the trohn; amounted to re 14,116.11. Pia. Id. Mr. L.M.l...ter, for the ranipmes, offered oo oppoeiEmi. The l'onotionotier wad he itzelemtood the books hail not .elotie4lfly kept. .111. *wourAtz loth. ial awegneed- Not admirable; but pretty •. 11. There ...re neltertels, on= which the lulanee;sheet f..unded. The Laakrupt then named hi• eze.-nielation. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) BOW '(THEFT'. Aar Or ALLO.tn ttTAIItilSo. ASO SOOSERT. r.r.;•rt.e Burtr, a young woman living in Short's.gar• .b us. sae brought laJore Mr. Henry, charged with being ...o.ered in the following alleged a cult OM robbery Frsoresu Rainer, a Spaniard, who appear:A in the wit ,s .loos with his bowl bandaged and be. shirt mid neeker. 'had with blisal, deposed that between I and 2 in the "aiming he was ...toted be the priatiner, who stol e a lottle of gin from Li. pocket. Me ran after her to a houae a tabort'sgardent, with the Yiew of recovering the bottle, awl followed hoe in; but she hell hint down by the heal winiebtaly inflate,' three stabs in his heal and robbed Era of bin watTla and sin shillings. The evidence of the • miltieant was given thiougli a German who happened to flea et, and who acted as loterpi.:ter. in ins or to time rimer, the Frowner gave quite i,nother .1..0. of the Natter. She said that theeonipLiituilit, who a.., drunk, followed lire to her borne, and upatairw to Ler offering her the bottle .4 gin, and attempting to take liberties with lice She rosette! hint ' anti did her best to get rid ..f I pile:tit. but ail. at last obliged to tutu Ilion .tri, atilt the nil of bier n.uther, and be fell upon the kerb. flea head was 0.4 stabled or struck by thou. 11. wan alwa y s drunk, sod annoying girls mill chiller, in riebthbourlusuol by his disgusting conduct, end he had irpsate,Uy mats, these attempt.. on her What.. She was • base gill and ought to be protected. Mr. Henry -Was he taken to the hospital? The polite officer stated that Le was, Ent be Lad no. received any certificate as to the nature of the iujunt, The inspector and the euniplainant ens drunk when he -lue• tii the police station. It was also stated that although Maul spots sure traced through the stniets Is, the house iir Weems gash us, there were no nuirks d Wood insole. Herr the prisoner's no.ther, s wild Irishwoman, shrickccl out that what., ur &Wage wss slue to the eionpliunant she did herself to protecting her child and herself, and she pouted to !slack eye, whist!' she said the complainant gar• her. . . Mr. Henry raid thore liras inn much doubt shout the matter to rooravt, °win e ; to the dr.uak,osess th e cow. pLonsut Lowe ; w th, on... Jeer Lotst LrdMcharec.L SOUTHWARK. Of tlPir or 140118 FAT. deo South, an elderly lemile, .1 reopeumbl e a.. charged before Mu Iturelioni with atattlitlij a purse •nstatolug dr. ltM. from. the urroo. of .lnu thud. ILe pnreeutria vt..t..1 that we n t into a lotteher'• .h.q. in l'rourstreet, Itioekfriaro rued, to woke a purelwae. 11.. ittairiarr Waal. the shop when she el - A.l,d, unit must L.% r take out her p..- e rettun it to lier las a• t. ter qUittilig the shop ;the mewed her Ulad ..mrue.l to the .bo g s. The pr,emer, who iva• vtill there, who had Wen tile only venomlnc WAS Ileellaed of 11,.• mlkery, which ohs streatiowily 'busied. In answer to the prisoner, the prow eutrix admitted that shile 'he wike vtawhag at the ouster lit the shop two chdirvis 11111ne in and were served with a small quantity of pea. pu.blior, sad left the shop auMieuly. Thu, cbildreu s. re about WO or twelve year. of age. Polio •ronatable !r1 L proved that be wus milled into the door,. by the butcher, awl the prueseutor guy.• the pruawer into eavtody. The privoner denied the robbery, and begge.l to •••ortited there and then. tlw elation •be ace. wwnlied awl -.lily 2s. :IA were found moot liev, which sea.. the elion4Y die ba.l received out of liolf.n-erowu we haul iiireu ill takt• meat for a pervha•e abe 166.1 nude. Mile had no idiotic° of throwing anything away while going to the police *Lavin. Mr. Iturehotnrws.l that 11,. prolwhility that the nib. bur, bad town euirimitte.l by i.n...r other o: the two young people who airriill.tle quitted tile irr•iaaatrtrin ' il aide. There re. ;roam! f..r •mpretliig the priu.ner. *how offer to ••cri herd ou the ind...nt • i• indicative id her inawntwe. The liflouliar angst be HAMMERSMITH. 0.11111,1C3 Nom* at ROMBILINT ST • NOT. #'oll,r,• boy cleion plan, of age. an. Plaleall at lb. Ler I..fore Mr. In)u...n, charged with th r following itm , u4 notch ry It atnaltrcti Inc' the evil.-ore i 1 the prosecutor, Moron 1:..1. rt.. and his mono, Hearty Tatlnn, two little buys, i tut tl..y were ye , det day morning proceeding along the .ale .I the umd rem Kensington, un their n. school. • heu the pfUntlnf awl arn.ther I.•t, sot yet lu cwt.dy , hut very well know,. I • the 10.1.• e, can, l•, them, anal t..hl then. that if they Lod a 4 gory them All they fool, they would throw them Mt., t itol.crt• repli..l they had nothing, when pnoner alaiiing hint in rery ter IDA, I k lelr.l arrows the bandy with • 110.11 nick he 1..01 with him, and thee, held ki n o down *d01.% ho. I the lel '-f.l coutilanron put hie halal into 1.. k. t sal book out a • paket .noth, 0.1 • peeve .4 pho d. The tw.. Lotter they returned. hut I hi.% the .1.1110,4 The prsareutor sulsequently ... • • :145, and isfornwel his o f what Lel ..1..n prmenling • few vents Maw the 14 • 'lt r .n.l , Neutainion in a flea The pruearer noel .:,11 “.4,1 the r..n.tal.le calm up ; but the other eau .4. owl the. w th. ...ay. Mr Dantean rernenhel the prisoner for • week to roil& p... *..eotehle 11. to •Il.rchetol the ..ther boy, and brim' IL, 1... up, ovine,. St sIT. ill. MI •PLR AT STitiI(PONT. —4)11 %ha wife .4 a hihwering urn. • tf.aan.l. at -.ht.; to ‘4 . 4aver.' row, leant. "••• kte , rt. .4. hound .1...1, her throat brio( ream! la • illihtt•l 11,41110 I At tie. inquest, yestentar, Mr. M •Irt••i ti. 41 he rowel the healy 04 .141;COV•119, • I.J, to Tt... f r the ode .4 eke L.I , .111. i urar e‘teleie/1 tiiwainl• the 14.4. There or, a larso• .043n141• .4 14...1 us the free, awl • horde la; ia it'alert. r.. a emus' on tin iat ails ,1 the seek. as iwrh ter,' twee like • stab u.. 0 a if kt dr 1..1 4, a wr4txled is the Waal. pre..ure noiat Lee II Iltetl to cause the womeL T".• IN w.. another •oestei the ear, and the skull had I • a frartured The *roil...rah pelletal, an.l frontal hems •• n r.et.pktely sletarho.l and del-Brewed urt.e the kale • . of the I iwleed wins (.80.4 kale the • . 'new injurs• misfit 1...5e leen r tusegl he • blow ••,• •,e tate the on. 1.1.44e1.1. Mr. Mini, house gut s.,•.. et tier siteckpurt lektrnery, the above/ eel rl ;, ...el rotated that he fetta.l the •ar tre...1u....1 in How , 1 . 1.0 it were rune hunsaa Lair, •tk l •peital 0..• Mo.). Ties hat, uurrimpued r d ".I,r,r b, il. • • .4 .1. +wit. Several .other ettue , ari ...le ; but to onler t • ti. pehee t.. tlwroughly fiat 111. MAIL% the io• •, ••t w•••• eolp•torne.l till Tose.tay beat. The hieleuel ILO /WWII tak.•.l tat./ flaNtolll... \n 4.1114 is ....• • 4.:.,1 :hat a a.et I.rutal teur.trr 14.44 Leen tonimitted. I/ 1.'44 r. 1.4 M. l'.l l'lrittell --Villas a lairliaaleutary 1541.er lastly.' I.• I ot ..t.pears that'..'..' paned th.• tint week Jelly • .411 Ilse vorr...p.,,toling week of Jody, IMO, t h an war • .4 .4 14,.1•11 p. pie( ['CUL ID the iv lag relief In the welewil week the decreer. i•• 1 ;'ea, lento% or 1 70: per 4 , n11. ; the thin) week, 1 • '417, ..r II n je-r rent. ; tto- fourth week, 1ri,13.1 r .10 ler ant., we) is the tilt!' week. 1tt,241 l• • .! tC eta 'rile return dues not include • • . 's ill lulus ur \ LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. nacnue rusaws.) CHATHAM MEETING.—(THIS DAY.) MEMBERS' PLATE rree mite. Diepute, Dove, Remneerntor, Dare Avis, Loot The Getn, Smut, and Northern are here. KENT ST.tKES. Tr. mile*. Kiiligrew, tune Deer, R anineratot, TLe Gem, Speaker. Wieldkid, and Gibraltar are here. HANDII'AP HURDLE EA( IL Two miles. Lord Hilton, Dove, Kit ignw , Goan!. Egbert aro here. SUBMARINN TELNORAPH COMPANY. (THIS DAY.) The half-} - earl - meeting was hell at one o'clock .fit, at the London Tavern ; sir JAuvii C.taAl • MALL 11. tlia. Chair, The (ollowine report was read i—" The account* !or the half.year show reeeipts f o r mess ages amoun ti ng 16,414:4). Ihr. ed., being an increase over throw of the preceding six months of :6,761/. is. The Dumber of despatches sent by the company's lines during the tame period was 78,71:4 which gives an inerevie of 19,3.7 e mesttagev, as compered w.th those transmitted during the previous half•year. While this additiou to the ! reve nue ..1 the company may is. ileemed sat iefact. ,ry, as Indira toig *steady progresa the .1, selopment id traffic, itisotill considerably his than that which the directors hope to obtain from the seuxeseful operatien ..f the cernpany'o new lines. One of the nest important lines ,if telegraph to the continent, viz., that rut Heligeland and Denmark, has only been used by the public, for the tranomaslon of nee •lirlr, the end of January last ; so that no fair crite• non can yet be formed of the traffic which may ereutuelly be derived from that cable. It mar, however, be mentioned, that, since its imaening, the incomigee to Hamburg alone are quadrupled. The line he• twain the Channel lolanda mid the comet of Emma cora -1 m Awed working on the 7th of May last. and the receipts are very satisfactor y . The dinettes modl regret that, in onler efficiently to develop their new traftie to the continent, it its; been urceseary to expend considerable amount in canvaoeing, adverting, prnitiog. &c., ail of whirl, have 'le en charged to revenue. Every information will be given at the general meeting relative to the ac•ariento, upon which the shireholilers may require any explanation ; lint it may be satisfactory to thine who are unable to attend thiit ! meeting. to state generally in the report the principal reserne, for this large expenditure. rider the head of salaries :awl wages, an itrirciow has taken place, by the engesieleciir of additional instrument clerks, soil upwards have been fluid to agent for canvassing awl tra velling expenses. The additional telegraph instruments and leitterres for the now stations have caused a considerable increase under the head of general charges. The expeine of printing new tariff', and advertising them, together with advertisements for the new libations opened to the public, have amounted to 4)00. After deducting the various extremes alludekto, and carrying ten per taint. of the net molts to the reserve fund, th e account. show a lxiLnce of 4,43 N. 04. 24.1, available for chin/lend and the direeti•ro reeranmend. that a dividend at the rate of 3 per cent, per annum be declared for the sir months ending 3lkh June lad; and that the balance of l a ity. 18a. rid, be earned to the account of the current half-year. I The fearful dorms which ocenered during the pat welter and oprieg occasional injuries to several of the subniai ins tables, and the expense. of reseliring them have been conse quently mutually heavy. The i-ehla between Heligoland and Cromer was liriikeu; tie (',tend -'able severely inured: and the cable between Calais and Dover, which hail just been thoroughly repaired, was twice severed by anehois, and, ou the last oceamion, in two sepa rate places. These iejueiee have all peen remedied (with the exception of the Calais line, which is still under repair), sod the cod of these repairs has le en heavy, but the truffle has never been interrupted, the nieeeetes being trnnanittorl to their destination by one of the other lines helowling to the company. The total col Is the company airing from these aixidents during the last half-year, is 2,215/. 3s. 1411. ; but it must be remembered, that the company have hitherto been singelarlr fortunate in the email annual amount that has bees disbur..ed in repairs to their cables. In the new cimeessiou grantol by the French government, they re. erved to themselves the power ef authorising the estiblislinient of a line of teleeraph between Frnpoe ate( England in addition to thnie pus-wowed by the Submarine Company, privideil that the terms offered for the eatablabment of ouch lice were advantageous to the interests of hunts:. In such case, the Ynbnaaririe Compauy enjoy • right of preference, if they choose to adopt the teener and conditions pro. pored to, soil approved by, the French government. The Electric and International Telegraph Company having offend to the French goverantrut to establish a lice between lheppir awl Newluiven, wet to tratconit the messages freest the coast of France to all of Grad Britain and Ireland at a reduced tariff, the afir wl e t e s - tem iil the Submarine Company hare, under the terms of their iseiceasinn, given notice to the government that they will corn-sae their rielit of preference. The directors have ever le, n adv. Ate. of low cheek.. ; and they believe that a riKluetiou in the tariff nay Ira Met lan “1:1 iisereaeed traffic." In inovieg the adeptiou of the report, The CHAIRMAN said the ieermmeal expenditure was portly owing to .1111601 over which the braid had no control, namely, the uupreeedentoll number iif accidents whirls had occurred during the half•year. Indeed, lie thought that they hall had till st o w almost too gaol luck. The cost for revenue had hitherto been about 713/. a wean , 411110 M company hail rather traded mein that feet They ought iu reality to have put lay a larger sum for a renewal fund; MA he doubted whether they hail even this year kept in land quite so large a beilanee as they ought. With reglad to the in, noose in their working experwes, he thought the directors h•el Maio right. They liwl wow the hereeot submarine line in the world awl it wail iu a perfect working condition. They hal also trued it nemesery to take active newieuree is order to show the mercantile community the salvanlege of their line rot Hamburg, over the idol and omnisetiug n.ute rid the Hague. The expenditure in advertising and personal can 'teasing, though it might pinch their dividend, would. in the mid, amply repay itself, and indeed it had already began to make a hmi.fia,tory return. The marlins during the last two months, and since the accounts were closed, hail been 6.2Z1/. Je. 74.1., which was the largest taking they bad ever had. He thought, therefore, that the pure--rat pidiey, that of puvliiug the bantams for • time re ,erellees of expense was ample judieed. The French govern ment had made the exanpairy a vtry advantageous offer, vie, a concession of thirty years, the government reserving their , right to grant one ether line between Treace and flreat Britain. the cenipaity, however, to have the option of taking that line on the terms that might be proposed. After wane onivereatiou the repert was adopted and a dividend declared in conformity with its re , ommendatitin. A reseillition was also sign.4.4l to appreving of the offer of the Fran , h ~eivi•nrireent for the telebbehilient of a line be• tween Nowlaveu end Dieppe. A vote .if thanks to the chairman terminated the pro ceedinp. MORE EXTENSIVE FIRMS AND beta OF LIFL (Friday) morning, about three o'clock, the inhabitants of the Liverpool-road. lalington, were alarmed by cry of "Fire." It was fou al that the premises belonging to J. Droop, onffesabop. keeper, No. 14, Liverpoodread, were in llama. There woe wren or *Wit penal.* asleep in the building, all ,4 whom, except one man. were want made sentahle .4 their dangerjand endeavoured to esatpe. The Itoyal Nociety'a escape and the engine. were at necceent for, but beforrithey had tittle to arrive a balder was borrowed from the tollhouse, and the whole of the occupants, except the poor fellow just referral to, were safely reveuerl, though Dearly .*titled with the heated make. In spite of all exertions the flamer were not eatteguishal mild the premiers were nearly consumed. As coos a. the ruins were salliciently cooled for 1011 one to en.er, the tire-escapemao awl his inspector r. the Ideley) entert.l the shell op the build:n.l And there fouls' a man, aged .11 year., 0en0.,1 Alfred Felmouds, burnt to death. Ile use at 011C0 placed in a shell, and retnove•l to the d05.1.1,,,u5e. The MU. of the tatiodrolohe is sinkreosii. The occupier ref the Meow 1101• not inatred. ..11,,,ther fire took place it the premises of Mr. J. M Norman, No. la, eremant, Matories. Fortunately the inmates were all rt *rued, but the (lame, Wald not be aulslued damage doe. lammed in the `nun Fire office. RAILWAY At. 11.F•41 . ...—ACVonlilig toton return published this morning the minder of ..eidibta whisk occurred to pisasenrfer trim, :n the tirst belt the rurresit 'ear woe 23, in which Y pine enters Anil ti servants ,if the companies were killed, Igh lassentrers Anil 14 arrant,. was 110nm:11. There have alai limn 3 accidents to goods mei impend traina, in which! servant of the enruraw r i a d h os e killed and.we injormi. There he. thus horn a total SS accidents, in which 13 persons were 1111..1 And 143 inkirril. TNII INDIAN AZIAY.—The ntiinlier of soldiers dischiirge.l nailer tie order of government in Abel , or, t h eir &merlin% that they wem roily enlisted to serve the Fast India omnp A uy, was, limos:ding bb s piirlismentery return Mined Ma morning, 10,2111. including 119 who re enlisted in ladle for service in China. The expense of bringing thews on hams has bre? ro,larv. 4s. fed. . Tan lIMMIT 1), /I/PLOT/11AX. --On Welititsiday afternoon the keyetose which had marked the sky of the 4014 market cross since its removal, upwards of sontYry ago, was deptlffilied to smirk the site 41 " the Old Tulhooth, ' ' rendered so famous by Sir Waiter :volt as the " Heart of Midlothian:* A glass jar, containing a set of Nellicoirl tinted views of Modern Kliniturgh, the newspaper ,I and coins of the day, was placed in • prepared cavity unties the stone by Mr. James Hinelav, Allan} Herald in the pre. settee tif several old reeitienters and a numerous amemblage. Mr. Sinclair briefly espleitieti the nature of the ceremony. and pointed out the propriety not only .1 preserving the uld keyetowe es a relic. but of nail kin , / a spot so interesting the older citizens, and of world wide crleltrity. Threerheem Were then given as the stone WAX lowered to it restiug.pLice. Mr. Murray (of Meters Italgleish soul Forrest) has preserved since the time of t h e demolition of the obi edifice part of the fonadationetowe and Mr. Peter Muir, of tie Archers' Hall, the old steeple awl ease. The done was dimded amongst misdeal parties, while the lock, the key, and bolt were taken to Ahltottfoci hs Sir Walter licott. isfAisstA Cuu mot ‘,IIIrISTALE-•LACI.—ONE SHILLINCIDAY.---TaCRS DAT, t4irreyrsn h.—Admissions os mutest, 3,53; ditto by season ticket% MX); total visitor, 4,183. SHARE LISTS.-THIS DAY. Two o'CLoow. The railway share market to-day is very in active, and in a few instances the lack of business has prejudiced prices. A reduction of to 1 per cent, has taken place in several of the principal stocks, including London and North-Western, Midland, Lancashire and York eh ire, and South Eastern. London and North Western stock is now quoted 1001 to 1, ea div. ; Great Western, 71 to I, ex div.; Midland, 125 to I ; Lancashire and York shire, 11.0 i to ; Smith Eastern, 87 to 1, ex div.; Eastern Counties, 53 to 54k, ex div. ; and Caledo nian, 94 to j. The Indian and Canadian railway shares are rather quiet, but steady. Lombardo-Venetian Rstlway share-4 remain heavy, and are last marked lg Id I Pd !Cornwal. , per mat Do n. heal,* Abr. Jos. Lot Anglian, A, bpi Do. 8. 4 0. 4 . Do. C. 7 p. ot. Z. coon. Ex.,6p.ct.N0.11 Do. .. do. No.ll Do. New 6 p. ct. (astern Union, 4 p. ct. 4.11 u. & Otago. 6 p. ct. p.o. Ores& Northers, p. at Do.6e.rod.at 10p.oLpas. Do. 41 per cent. Da6p.o.rodat6 'papa. OLN Boothia& LAM& GLWool(Norkitßanto Do. Mats. 44 p. esiit redeem 4 16 DaDDo.o. llplmam 4 p. Oint D araissalad. ftes. Peet Dam Da.CleselerlL/Lep.e. Do. dics Pa lip Da Bina Goa Mai Ds. Clad°. Op& awes iii: 4 -- T - L - 4 7 ) - -I De. do. do Um& Yorkob. Ip.a.2L lessokaright..6p.o. N Oas. o. 1 Do. Ip.e. do. Na! De. 'p.a. do. .... Dordo. Na/ D 6.6 ge.e. do. ... p.e.pet.A. De. hit. Nook .. D6.110.6.6.(W.81C.P.) Lba.&o.l6.(div. di UN p;ft.indlliorar I..ls4.W.rp.o.di.howeek Loodoodrryli - isaiLith Do. di Do. 111 for cog . Do.redooktoblo Ydteod Cono.dp.c.Stool bo.tkoto. Bt.& b.dp.o. Do. 41 p.ct. Pref. Stock Do. Lel antchina p.e. Norfolk p. ot. Ex. Stock North &Mob b par oast Do. Now Otu. 5 p. eL Do. border lialou ‘l6ll N.ltos.—beror.llp.o.Prf. Do. do. do Do. foods 0 p.et. Na I Do. York. H. lk &pars. North dtaffordoldro fe.: oo tioottlab Coat ihrditet r001.11.11.3 . 1 m p.01. Prod.& Ds.Abere Do. p.oL Pod. m. Doom llsod yy p. &Sm. {Road. AL &LOA) Do. oi con 4 Do. d i d d4i per act IL Wass goa. 6 p. Do. oir pot Gout IL Yorlis 4 p. e. IllociLADarllngtcnil*a. Do. do. Bdp.o Do. do. Cdp.o Water.* Illkolowdo.o. W. hi Id—OztllB Do. do. C s e: Do. Nowp 5 pd. Prof. Du.do.perp. 6 ko.ct. prat. THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 7. 160. BILITIBIS Neln110:16. Ran wArs. alootio St. lawram. Dom. Bor. &C. 15t.i.69.1 Do. do. B. Buffalo Cokollurooll 100 100 100 100 100 100 03 90 If 1 1 :111 6 6i T.!;:TNT,;7 Do. Preference Buff., Brant.,.&Godirtch 6p.c. Ha, Aug. 1, ICI endorsedbyßalf.dl.H. Do. Ju1y1,1873. WSW Do. June 1, len, ditto °Montt& d & Imatern Cape P.4tDockep.c.gni Onion. rt ai tiper cent Zoete= Be Illast Indian _ _ 7 , 1 7; 78 82 71 78 70 76 I 616 I Dm lOi t dt a 1 1 dl. 1001 8 991 1 9 61 1 102 111 221 90 31 80 91 71 74 66 67 63 67 61 64 60 63 961 97 1 01 11s 1 11 1 11 (116 94 96 94 116 06 90 00 U U 616 96 96 50 1} 11 111 Do. Jubbulpore Do. 4; p. ct..Debent Do. 5 p. et do. Owdoug 4 Melbourne Grand Trdr of Curds Do. • pre en Pre& . . Dade.. PreLf=ll4 Do. Spiral Do. 7 per 4. Ml—. Do. do. = tii Great Indian r Do. New Crt. 8. ot India g. p. et Cit. Wert Canada, Shares Do. New D0da.,pay7173.111131 Do. do. 73 till 00 Do. do. 7$ thoutop. D 0.4 p. 44. 8d0,pay.77 Madras Guar. per at Do. do. f i ml& Do. 4i vs at. Do. Stk Ram. do, 315.113.C0rp.6p. N. Brunswick & Du. do. Lad do. Do. do. B cap. da Do. do. Lad da gaolik — /11 Do. Do.lnd. P rlV.C.i. 5).01 hini.lad.lholtod, MeV COLONIAL 001 9 3 : 9 11 s. se I i ons tislos bo-day to I}d 100} let 100 14} No. ISh I Broom. I Pd. ICL prima I Salsa. .... . Can.Gov.op.c.Jan.BlaL 100 113 110 - .... ... I Do. 6 per cent., 1670 lOO - - - .... ..I Do. 6 per cent. 1081 lOO - - - .... Do. 6 per cent., VMS lOO - - - .... .. Do. 0 per et. leb.dliAve 100 110 111 •-• ... . Do. 6per ot. /lartilap 100 110 111 3d -. (Kim i Do. 5 per cent. UM 'Oll lON 101/ I ( Do. do. Scrip, 66 - - - .... 1.. leew Brunew.Gov.ip.et IM 1061 lost - .... 1. N.& Melee Or. 5 p.e.10111 MO 110 100 -• .... ' .. V Do.' p. c., 1071 to Ip6 100 00 100 - .... . I Do. sp. c.. MOS 100 00 100 - fitg .... .. N D sO. redeem. 1975 lOO 107 106 lON .... .. S. Aug. Gov.' p. e. Ikeda 100 104 110 - .. 1.. Vic 6p. nJan.lklnlylloo - - - -.. _..1 Do. ilci.Op.e.Aor.ioe4. l lo3 100; 11.01 1101 10 JOINT STOCK BANKS. No. I Sh. 1 Baia& I Pd. 11.1 prima I Saw. 10.000 100 Aps and U. Ser. Back . 60 79 el - M6OO 40 kalleulesta all 05 67 ad - el 10,000: 26 Bank of Rapt - 6,0000.000 , 100 Bak of Loudon 6O 50 111 - 50,000 10 Bank of Turkey 3 li li 341 10,000', 50 Brinell N. America - - - 01,200 10 Chart. Bank ot I I Austral* and Ch in n i. all 200 11 - 20,000 U Clutrd. Mere of India, Lou., and China au NE 34 - ONO IMO City - UM 100 Colonial - 40,000,1L11 Com of Canada ...... - - - 25,000 10 of lonics lO 110 11 -, 26,000 20 ftgibeattleeLeltarteL an 15 1111 - 80.0001 il . Bank ofBwitaarland. all - - - 36,0001 SO Lee. Ch. Dank of AadeL an Me 10 1111. 15,000 80 Landon mad County - - - 60,001 SO London Joint Stock .- 10 - - - 20,000 10 London A South Afriaan 2 f I die - 60,090 ISO Lon. and Westridnetet- 10 - - SIN 10000 WS Nat. Prov. of Busload 4ll - - - MOM 10 Do. New ll -.-. - 10,000 1 SO National Beak - 25,000' SO New South Wales - 50,400.' 115 ental Bank Corpora all - - - 16,000 10 Ottoman Beak - id MOOD' 100 Provincial of Ireland - - - 0,0001 10 Do. New - - ... 1(0001 25 'South Australia all - - - aO,OOOl 26 'Union of Australia - - - 00,000 60 'Union of Loudon - (000 M 100 Unity Mutual 0 -.- -• Na 16L I OoIerAIDOL IMI OL prism I isle 13,0501 10 Angloldexlcan a 14 16 - 140001 16 Australian Agrlaul 111 N N - 3501000 Atlantic Tel. (Lim.) all 47,000 10 Berlin Waterworks all 41 5 . - ... 60 Brit. Ararat:an Land N SD 111 - 8,000 60 Brit dlrtalsNag TaL . A all a 87 1,101 20 Do. B 7 pew a tin lin all 10 11 -. 11,710 10 Do. C - 0,016 315 Canada Lead all 114 117 - 1,000 10 1 Islands TeL (L) ell - - 360,000 y St. Cop, *rot Yag.damash. all - - -• 12,000' 26 Do. Pref. 75 par neat all 161 1151 - 1,0029 N 84. Crystal Palace - 100,820 St. Do. l'refereness - 260,000 84. Do. Op. et. Perp. Deb lOO 100 ICI - 700,000 84. Electric Telmarapb - 7,150 26 Da New l6 5 dls 4pm - 70,000 5 Eng. and Anal. Cop. ~ all 2 1 id - 110,000 15 Oen. Steam Na 14 - - - 330,000 1 Great Shlp ( _ 1 100,000 1 Do. In per omit PreL I lOa . 12,000 6 Loa. District Tel go il - .D. - 000 Get omnibus 004,... 1 LO : 000 2: Loudon Discount (L.L. all 11 II Ns Si i 60,000 20 Iladras Irrign. dt Canal 1 1 15 pm sk 10,000 10 blebterranemaleo.Tel. all - - ... 12,000 10 Medlter. Ex. Tel. (Lim.) all 8 4 - 53, o 16 National Mama Co 5 15 11 die - 3,000 10 NerbuddsCoaltlron(L) 5 1 1 db -. 11,310 10 Netherlands Land - all •- 30,030 5 Do. Op. 0., to all 111 a. all 4 1 - 1,111100 N.Brana .5 N. Scot 114. lb - - - 111.676 IN. Brit. Aubtalasba - 516,000 1 Oriental Gam aS 1 - ammo 1 Do. "New Obatee" 10, 10 la. Um (1,1a4);11 10,' 10 Do. do. 3 8 - - - 000.0 N Bt. Peal Neer laad•Ills. IN 47 50 - 10,000 /0 hule audOrlas.ll64sam all 74 70 - 10,000 60 Do. New l6 115 134 pm - 60,000 20 Red Sea d lad. Tel. 41 pe. forNys.bylffr.eow. all 15 181 - 10,000 SO Rhymney Iran - 10,000 15 Do. New all Si ei - 16,000 100 Royal Mall gleam - II 61 63 - 40N St. -Scottish Aust. lovesint 100 121 125 - 11,100 25 South Australian Laud all DI 116 - 75,000 1 Sabbath» Tel. Sorbs all 1 I - 13,0N' 1 Do. do. Ragisterod .. WI 5 - 60.000 10 Trust& La.00.14.0a0. II -•- 10,000100 2aa Dlormas'm land.- 105 5 15 - WERT MIDLAND RAILWAY.—The total receipts of this company for the fortnight ending August 26, have hem 14,8071. Os. 10d., and for the corresponding fortnight of 1869 they were 12,6721. 9a. The expenditure amounts to • 16e. 10d., or at the rate of 42.52 per cent.,whiht the expenses for the corresponding fortnight of 1859, amounted to 6,1161. lbs. 6d., or at the rate of 40.38 per omit. The 21Irtreceipts for the fleet four fortnight's and one day ' belf-year amount to wow/. 11a. 3d ., as against 52,2471. ilea. 101 for the corresponding four fortnighte and three days of the previous year. And the aggregate ex penses for the first four fortnights and one day d the half year, amount to 24,5021. 21. &L, being at the rate of 41.64 per cent, aa against 21,1081. Sts. 2d. for the corresponding four forteight• and three days of the previous year, or al the rate of 40.39 per cent. TR! LIVERPOOL AND HOLYEIZAD TEL/GRAPH Oishorne reported to the Mersey Dock Board yesterday the erection of the last pole of the line of tele graph between Point Lynas sod the Ormshesd, and stated that he expected the wire to be suspended and in working order on Thursday evening next. The other wires con tinued in good working order, the only obstruction which had occurred for a long time having been caused bar the gale on the 25th August, which led to some branches el trees at Abergele fouling the wires. This, however, had now been rectified and the line was working as usual. Commie Dories.—" The Customs' Duties Con solidation Act of IMO" has just been issued. It is dated the 28th of August, and contains the whole of the rates and charges to be levied upon foreign merchandise under the sew tverniercial system. Thu customs' duties am divided or comprised under 26 general heads, some of those being subdivided according to the rates imposed. Under sugar, for example, In addition to the various qualities into which that article has hitherto been divided, there are now classed " paste of almonds, dried cherries' i dry coinfita, confectionery, preserved pope, marmalade , de, preserved plums, and succades" of every ption. "Corn, paper. spirits, wipe, and wood" are also largely subdivided, so that the rates are in fact more numerous then they appear. The duty on wine now is— on foreign 3e., amt ou colonial `2u. 91 per gallon • but them will be reduced on the Ist of January next to others from to 2a. lid. per gallon. The highest rate r are charged en all containing from 40 to 45 degrees of proof spirits ; and all over 45 degrees of proof spirits will be charged with the mixed spirit duty, at the rate of 142. per gallon. Wine cannot be fortified in bond to a greater de gree of strength than 40 per cent. of proof spirit. The act contains an apparently very absurd provision to the steer that "goes composed of any article liable to duty, sea part or ingredient thereof, shall be chargeable with the fell duty payable on such article ; or, if composed of more than one article liable to duty, then with the full duty payable oa the article charged with the highest rate of duty." All wood, including furniture wood, is now subject to duty, yet fur niture is regularly admitted free. Paper is still "ab ject to duty, hut paper boxes are constantly imported with out charge. Other things might be named, but theasshow the f o lly o f th e d o use, Such goods are, by the new law, clearly subject to duty, and the practice of the customs is, therefore, inconsistent and illegal. The act elm embodies the " rates and charges in aid," as they are called, of the expenses incurred in collecting the customs' duties, and the majority of which still seem to be condemned with great unanimity be the trading classes. LONDONGRKERAL OMNIBUS COMPANY (LIMPID), .—Traffic receipts week ending 2nd Sept., 11,7831.75. ORDINARY UNARMS AND 11700113. Sb. I led I I.4l2wArs. I Closna prices 1 Sales to-day yesterday. f tot p.m. 10$ alirUni.,WoL 61,9toarVal. 8 el NW IBlrk..l•• • ••Chen.Juen 18 80 ad —.. U al Blackburn II all Blyth and ..n• — ... 10 all &elan, 81safrd,&1114.C llf 7 St, 100 Bristol sod &der 86. 100 Odoloadan 60 all Cork and Bandon — f 0 all Cornwall ll 41 11 10 all Do. •1A no dlr. until 0 10 all Da 11 p.e. is paid to B. 60 all Bakilin sad BeUut Jae. NI 100 l et .s all 9 Dundl.,,lhnth, & Abd.ln. 71 171 Si , ast At, 100 Ihisiora ami =iii Oll ad ad 51 . 1 00 Wasters Cam Iltoek• 40 42 ad et. 100 Do. Nook D U 90 id 20 all Bast BuffeM - 10 all Ditto e 4. 100 IdAnborgb ands 81 82 St. 100 isdlobros,Pertla Dads' 301 301 10 all ilrorth and Clyde Juno. 11. 100 I otsaaow & 8 Western 107 109 1l all lilrest North of licotiandi ot. 100 Child Northern . .. 1 1141 1154 xd 116 141 ad 54. 1001 Do. A Stock 1161 114 id ad 54. 100 Do. B Mock 131 1U ad ad 40. 100102 South& West. (Lre.; 111 119 St. 100 Crest Wester.' oct 04. 100 DoNtourVal.Duit Stk OO 416 id U. 1 Lancashire& Yorkshire 1101 1111 111 i 101 i St, 114 London and Biackwall 67 OD St. 10 1 11era.bri2~hton.stliCoast 110 111 11 0 1 i .41. 104 Loodon.Chathen.,& Dor. 47 49 5 4 100 London & North Watts. 100/ 1011 ad 10014 ad 121 all Do, Llghthe — ad __, 01. 100 Loudon& SouthWeetent Si 83 97 4 26 all Londonderry&Colerain. —.— 25 all Do sad tiardakillen 101 Uf , ._ et. 109 I Man .binst.,•Linoolasis. 44 46 06 2 10 5 lletropoUtaa 3 1 dle ' 84. 100 Midland 84. 100 De. illini.ei ii•Xi lOO 102 t 4 all Hid. Ct. Western (Ira) —.— 100 all Newcastle and CarUslo —..- 25 all Newport, Aber.,•Barit. asrese.alfia 10 all 10 9 Neavy Newry& ,W ArneareLdst nO. 100 Norlalk 60 3; Northam Oonnlies Va. $4 11 (1111 at. 100 North British 04, all North Donna Balla D. Bt, all Dn. • 84 100 N. Istaten—Bartridt 9Bl 901 96 4 9 05 161 Do. 41.N.I.Purs ll 01 dls dis St. WO Do. lamb 641 64 1 6414 en. 100 Do, York 51. 100 North London 14 all , NottlettillWolllllllllllllll. i 10 rit In 17 North Stsflarlako_ _ _,. 811 dls ad 14 111 id 12 10 Nott.tOrsoUssa.ld. 01 ad ad 10 all Peebles 10 ell Portionenth 10 all 84. 100 =Central et. 100 oowlllo N. IL Aber.2ll9. At 100 See 1016 Method se se St. 100 Shropiliko Union JO 62 10 all littiinp=aaah•iiiii. 4 7 dt. lOU 'South St. 100 South Eastern St. 100 South Wain — 84. 100 8. Yorkai. 4111 1111ViDem 7$ 80 xd ad 10 all Manes, Wa111806..410. 4 8 r 6 all ot,icktos a Dialiniplos 12 301 66 11 Ditto Alm of pm St. 100 Taft Vele 50 all Ulster 1.5 10 Do. il l il pen pen 121 2 Do. AL 100 Vale of Neagh 00 -- 10 all Victoria Stn. & !Indic* 14 111 20 ail 1 West Cornwall. 7l At. Hu • Watt Midland—Oaf.... 44 46 451 25 all Ditto Ne 101 11 121 111 Ditto He ord 11 11 dls ntilniZlCZ MARDI. IaIIWAYS. 5 I 5 7 MONEY MARKET.—IEIb DAY. Two o'CLouz. Although the weather is very fine, the funds to day are dull, and yesterday's quotations aro barely supported. The progress of events in Naples is watched with some anxiety. Very little business is going forward in any class of public securities. British railway stocks, in two or three instances, are rather lower. The usual telegrams from the Paris Bourse have not yet come to hand. Consols are officially marked 934, 1, And j for money, and 93i and 4 for the account. The present quotations are 931 to for cash, and 934 to for the 11th of October. The official business report is as follows :—Bank Stock, 2321, 231 ; Three per Ceuta. Reduced, 934, 4, 4 ; New Three per Cents., 934, I, 4 ; Five-and-a-Half per Cent. " enlaced " rupee paper, 1024 ; India Bonds, 4e. dia. ; Exchequer Bills, 4e. prem. The foreign stock market is decidedly quiet. Buenos Ayres Active Bonds are rather more offered, and are marked 95. The demand for Venezuela Three per Cents. continues, and a fresh improvement has taken place, pur chases having been effected as high as 244. The Turkish Loan of 1854 is quiet, at 734 to 74; and that of 1858 at 1574 to 3 ex div. Sales are recorded as follows :—Buenos Ayres Six per Cents., for account, 96 ; ditto Deferred, 31; New Granada Active, 154 ; ditto Deferred, 5/ ; the Spanish Committee's Certificates, si ; Turkish Guaranteed Four per Cents., for account, 1001 ; Venezuela Three per Cents., for account, 244, 4, 24. The Persia has arrived from New York, with 81,000 i. in specie. The demand for money in commercial channels was brisker yesterday, but the best bills were readily I discounted at n per cent., and the amount of i busineea at the Birk was very moderate. At Vienna on Wedneaday'a fresh fall of I per cent. took place in the Metallic& ... Nobullion operations occurred at the Bank yester day. The Edinburgh has arrived from New York with 182,0001. The Maidstone, from Melbourne, with 196,003/., is now due, and the Blue Jacket, with 125,0001. nearly so. Messrs. Ridley and Co.'s wine circular, issped last evening, announces the suspension of a Ner mundaey firm in the distillery business, with liabi lities, chiefly amongst Scotch and Bristol distillers, to the extent of about 40,0031. We bear it said, however, that arrangements are being made to enable the firm to go on. We have reason to believe that a suggestion for the subdivision of the Buenos Ayres Active Six per Coot. Bonds from their present inconvenient amounts o: 1,0001. and 5001., into bonds of 1001. , 200!., and 3001. has recently been laid before the government of that state, and favourably enter tained. Probably nothing is required but that a number 132 the principal bondholders should address a petition to this effect to the government, and beg Messrs. Baring Brothers and Co., its fi nancial agents, to present it. A change of this kind would go far to popularise those bonds, the present large mount of which prevents any persons but those of wealth from holding them. The bondholders have received with great satisfaction the announce ment that Senor Riestra, the enlightened Minister of Finanoe, has resumed the guidance of that de partment in the general government. This gen tleman is moderate in his polities, and an able financier, and appears to have won the good opinion of all parties. It was under his auspices that the settlement of the English debt took place in 1837. Re is well acquainted with the English people, having bees brought up here, and having been in a commercial house in Liverpool. The last accounts from Buenos Ayres mention that the realisation of public lands was becoming more ac• tive, so that, provided pasta be maintained, there is no doubt that greatly enlarged means will soon be placed at the disposal of the government for the redemption of the Three or Six per Cent. Debt. I The directors of the East India Company have Witted a formal notice to the proprietors that, in accordance with the act just passed, they have ma le arrangements with the Bank of Eng land whereby transfers of the old (101 per cent.) East India stock will henceforth be made, and the dividends thereon paid at that establishment, which has already taken charge of the business of a similar character connected with the other classes of Italian government securities. The half-yearly meeting of the Pernambuco Rail way Company is called for the Bth of October, but is to be held only pro formd, with a view to ad journment to the 22nd of October, on which day it is also intended to hold a special meeting, to con sider the proposed application to parliament for power to divide the share capital, as suggested at the last half-yearly meeting. The folloa:int eatisfact:ory particulars are from the Ban Paulo ( rarilian) Railway Company : The accounts from Santee are to the 4th of August, and the superintendent reports satisfactory progress in all re- Five hundred men were at work, and a large midi number were desirous of employment. The tribe aid Mina bad arrived with plant, and discharged their megoes in good order. In a letter to his partners the coatrsetcw states, The directors would be delighted to see the existing Marc. Never did I see a hue with inch pro strate." Mr. Brunlees, the engineer, had arrived out. He had visited Bahia on his route, and having taken the oppor amity to examine eleven miles of the first section of the railway in that province, in company with Mr. Vignoller, be pronounces it to have been constructed in the most sub stantial and creditable manner. An extraordinary meeting of Price's Patent Candle Company is called for the 27th inst., to de clare a dividend. We hear of transactions in the shares at 13. These are 201. shares, filly paid. The annual meeting of shareholders in the Gene ral Bank of Switzerland has been adjourned until. the 24th inst., at Geneva. The railway traffic returns this week are very good. The Eastern Counties return, received yester day, shows an increase of 8951. ; the Midland an increase or 5,1321. ; the Lancashire and Yorkshire an increase of 5,8321. ; the Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire an increase of 1,7561. ; and the North Eastern an increase of 13,200/. The increase of 5,9291. in the return of the London and North Western Company has warmly equalled expecta tion, considering that it iucludee the traffic of the great volunteer review at Knowsley. The traffic return of the Great Western Railway of Canada, for the week ending August 17, shows an increase of 1281. sterling over last year. • The receipts of the Grand Trunk Railway of Canada, for the week ending August 18, were 10,7881. sterling, being 2,1451. more than in the corresponding week of last year. The traffic of the Royal Swedish Railway for the two weeks ending August 8 was 5521., being 1271. more than for the same period of last year. The traffic on the 887 miles of the South Austrian line of the Lombardo-Venetian Railway Company for the week ending August 25 was 33,8181., being 13,861/. less than in the correspowliug week of 1859 on the same number of tailed ; and that on the Lombardo-Venetian line 4,4821., showing a de crease of 3721. A half-yearly dividend will be payable on the shares in the United General Gam Company on the let October. With reference to the market for American se curities, Messrs. D. Ball, Bon, and Co., report as follows : There has been during the past reek • decided increase in the bummer in American Securities. In State Stocks, United States Five end Six per Cent. and. Pennsylvania Five per Coat. Bonds have been most request. la Rail road S c ads and Shares there has also been an active busi ness at generally unproved price.. THURSDAY Evans°. In the Stock Exchange the supply of money continues extremely large. Thu mkt for loans on English government securities to-day was only II to 2 per rout. Console, which closed yesterday at 93 7-16 to for the 11th Oct. ' opened this morning at 934 to anal closed at 93 7-16 to 4. For money the last price was 934 to 4. The official business report is as follows :—Thros per Cent. Consols, for money, 03, IL ; ditto for account (Oct. 11), 9.3}, i ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 94, I, ; New Three pet Cents., 93i, ; Thirty Years Annuities, expir ing in April, 183.5, 18i ; India Stalk, 218, 218 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stook, 1859, 1031 ; ditto Fui per Cent. DeLici.tures, 1859, 961 ; ditto Bonds, Bs., ss, die. Indian government securities were steady. The rupee paper, which is convenient for the employ ment of money for short periods, since a buyer pays the interest accrued up to the day of sale, is well sup ported. The Indian Five per Cent. stock of 1859 was, quoted 103 i tc and India Bonds, Ba. to 58. Netvrithaairling the abundance of money in the Stock Exchange, Exchequer Bills do not improve. The quotation to-day was only par to 4s. prem. In the foreign stock market the principal feature is the (*ritual ...a rise in Buenos Ayres Active Bonds, which v.,re to-day dealt in at 96 to 98, and could not be pun:h....Jed to any important amount at the close at the Litter figure. Mexican Bolide remain flat, at 211. to Turkish were dull • the Loan of 1864 left off at 731 to f, and that of 1868 at 57} to ex div. Venezuela Three per Ceuta. continue in dolmas]. In the market for bank shares today the only variation worthy of notice was a alight decline in Ottoman. MA/illias Irrgatiou and National Dis count were heavy. London Dock kook was marked 64. The cloning quotations foraliares in new ander takings were as follow :—Ocean Marine Insuranm, 2k to n prem. ; Thames and Mersa! Marine, 1 prem. ; - Universal Marine Insurance, 4 to II prem. ; London and Provincial Marine, i to g dia. ; Uelli vara Company (Sweden), 1-16 to 3-16 prem.; Base India Irrigation, par to A prem. ; City of London Brewery Preference, 2 to 2g prem. ; Royal Cre morne Ganlens, to prem. ; Great Northern and Midland Coal, to i"; pram. The new alt,trus of the Midland Railway Com pany were quoted today 1 3-16 to 1 6-16 preat. MINES.-THIS DAY. Two o'Cioos. The mining market to-day is decidedly firmer, telegrams from Cornwall announcing au ad vance of 51. in the standard for copper, which is equal to 7a per ton on the ore. Stray Park shares have risen to 58 to 59. Writ Setun are quoted 280 to 285 ; Wheal Clifford, 205 to 210 ; East Basset, 115 to 1171 ; and Rosewarne United, 43 to 44. Foreign and colonial mining securities remain without any alteration, the transactions being very few. At South Trances Mine meeting, on September the accounts for June and July showed a profit cut 3144 10s. bd. on the two months' workings. No dividend was declared, as the committee find it necessary to retain a balanoe as large as that brought forward at the last account, which amounts to 2,3691. 19a. Gd. ; but from the improved prospects in the western ground they confidently look for ward to the early resumption of dividends. I Owing pater I Balm VS 211 SI 121 us 11l 11$ id 111 id US id 124 107 110 249 1 ~. i 10i lug lb zd 11 id TT id • id ad id 1U 117 US 117 1110 10 111 UT 111 $4 In US IA 1114 11111 111 SS IS 11? 1111. 4 1-ii t I 1 ~i, 116 116 . I Pak OD 11 0 I Den US 141 101 103 42 64 112 114 112 112 i 1k 1 Gi Ai tis A 'pc. 1 111 124 120 131 101 11 id 14e 26 192 164 102 104 91 92 id 100 102 id SS 96 id 27 la 62 1 ne it IS 49 60 115 126 111_ 124 ;t ift id ad —. ad VORMION BAILWAYR. Lsman. - 1 ' Antworp • tarn losS. T.& 6 1 : Comma Nibs BAIL CleNcleasloa Dutch Mei* looters of /room Ga. Russian gat 6. p. a at. Control of Prance at. Luz embg. Count. 8h ItaLan Juncttoo. flak Liam and Tombola Lyons and Oren Mutt Astoods Naz../Ll•got By Oa Do. p.c. Pre. lag. goy. N9r_ th!ria of rasos 1 Norweidan Trunk Frei Pavia Lyons, and Mosul Paris and Orisons Recife and 8. Francisco Versambuco!g. 7p. c Rip and Dunaburg Rome and ITSJICIIii Royal Danish Royal Swedish Du. 7 per osnf danlbre sod Pease Do it per ait, Pref BsaPaula Ihe in 7 per 8 Aust tt Lon,. in 4nutheni of Prance.— West Floridan ... p Do. at per dot. Pref ! West. et N. W. of Francs, Western of Austria ',Wadden I --ars-v It 71 ii Ite 2 Ai 4 Stry4 sik is Si Doi Suf 37j Stle P... 1 2) 2) as! 14 10 :1 a I If. It 94 94 11 tii i ia - xd id zd zd id COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. 3 . IIARK-LANE. DAY.). The weather keeps favourable for the crops. It is to be regretted that many of the farmers commenced cutting their wheat before the late change took place, under the ins pretenni that it was dangerous to wait longer for fine weather. 71;;Teupply of Rogliili wheat and flour and all other descriptions of corn continues extremely small. Malt in fair quantity for the time of year. hot any Scotch or Irinh oats during the week. The foreign arrivals, which were very moderate up to last market day, continue of the. same character ; • large cargo of wheat from the Black Bea, and a very moderate quantity from Prussia and Molted. Of barley only one Danish cargo reported in addition. Oata ore in rather mom liberal sup. ply though short, principally Russian, with a few Swed. and Prussian. Flour --a few mote sacks only from Franco reported since last day. wheat trade extremely dull to-day. English wor' 3. per qr. lest than on Monday last ; foreign fully Is. lower, and very little business doing. Flour trade lifeless, and Norfolk' 2a. cheaper than lash day —say 41s. Town made unaltered, 60i. In American and !Spanish nothing doing. Baativ, for grinding purposes, Gd. to Is. lower than last Monday. OATS barely maintain last Monday's pries except fur fine 00111. Basis AND Pala-Very few at market, and lather cheaper. Oaf.-English : Foams and Kent, white, 58s. to Ms. ; ditto, fine, 625. to 66e. ; ditto red, Ns. to 565.; ditto, fins. 565. to 60s. ; Norfolk, &e., red, 58s. to 665.; ditto, fine„ 665. to 675. per qr. ; Foreign : Dantaie, 63a. to 054.1 K • , 565. to 643.; ditto, extra, 66a. to 68a.; Restock 625. to 66. , per 49416. ; American whit., 6 55. to 645.; ditto red, 545. to 60s. SMUT. -English molting, --s. to -a.; grinding, 335. to 35s ; distilling, Me. to 355. per qr. ; foreign grinding, 235. to Ms.; ditto distilling, 325. to 335. Ilan.-Foglish, Essex and Norfolk. Ms. to 60s. ; Ens, 6i43. to &Is.; Kingston and town made, 495. to 605.; fine, 60a. to 723„ ; brown, 565. to iio.. OATS. -English lead, CIA. 6d. to 295. 6d.; pototoe,2sa.M. to 295. 6d. ; foreign, 21s. &I. to 28s. f3d. Birse.-Engliuk tick. 40s. to 43.. ; harrow, 39.. to 475. ; Pigeon, 48s. to 51s. ; , foreign. No. to 445. gam-English &Alen, 395. to 445.; maple, 425. to 435.; rrei, 394. to 415.; foreign, 395. to Cis FLOM-English town, 56e. to 605.; country, 545. ; households, 50e. ; Norfolk and Suffolk, 423. to 445. ; French, 465. to 545. per sack ; American, 30s. to 365. ABILIVA7II lirTO LON DON FROM BEPT.S TO SEPT. V. — al; ii 8 - ca . a Wasa6 630 MON 4O Oats Malt 3l la ?ACM& dmak Maul 710 imam: L. . Moas 1 . MO loan sod 960 Wank blab P.relp. iiii 15830 LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) (11Y 1117181 AND IVOR NAGNITIC TNLIONAPH.) (rBo nun OWN CORNISPONDINT.) Grain tsarist most inactive. Wheat 241. down sinew Tuesday ; goer Is. lower ; beans quiet, but steady ; Indisa corn freely offered at 345., Galata and mined Ansc ncns Barometer giving way. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The market ia quiet. Petersburg Y.C. au the sp. is quoted 52a. ; Oct. to Dee., 5155. ; separately, 52a. ; Jau. to March, 535. Od. to 525. 9d. HIDE MARKET.--(THIS DAY.) LIADINHALL.-561hs. to 641131., aid to 31d. ; 6416 a. to 734, 3fd. to 4d. ; 7211*. to 801ba., 4d. to ; 801 b a. to 8811 s., 44 d. to 4 jd. ; 8816 s. to 101116 a, 4fal. to sd. ; to 1011 be., &L to sp. Horse luda, Ba. to 9s. Calf Alas, 2a. to 3a. 6d. ; full. 6a. Baanoxaaer. —Sheepskin*, On. Od.; polled, 3.1. lOd. to 4s. Id.; Downs, 3s. 2d. to 3a. Gd. ; lambs, 3s. to Ca. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Amore. Patteaden and Smith report that the accounts still aeon very lad from most patio GI the plantations ; the market is quiet but firm at late pima Duty, 43410 i. to 50,0001. COAL MARKET.-(THI8 DAY.) Walls End Hatton, 19s. ed. ; Walls End Harwell 19s. &l. ; Walls End Iltewarea, ltk. 6d. ; Wall End Hartlepool, 19s. 3d.; Walla End Braddyls Helton, 18s. 3d. ; Walls End Russell Haltom, INr. 3d. ; Durham, 17r. ; Walls End Kelton, Ws. 9d; Walls End Elea Main, 17s. 9d. ; Walls End Shincliffe, 18.. 00. ; Walls End Windom Thorn*, 17s. ; Walla End Halton, 17s. 9d. ; Monday, 17.. ; Walls End Hadley, 17s. 63.; Holywell Main, 16s. ; Newton Main, 14s. *l. ; nada Moor Bates , 13i 3d.; Huddle's Hartley, 16s. 34.; elark's West, 16s. Htriker's, 16s. 34.; Davidson's Hartley, 16s. 91.; Hastings Hartley, 16s. 9d. ; Howard's Hartley, 16s. 6d. ' • Lambert's Hartley,'l9s. 3d. ; Whilridge, 15s. 6d.-3hipe at market, 94. BARNET FAIR (THIRD DAT). —YOSTATLISy the fair on/Minna open, _but, with the exception of some heide of Welsh cattle sod Scotch beasts lying in the pasture lands, no further gigue of a cattle fair were manifest. &me few sates of beside wore effected in the early part of the day, when stock was cleared out to make way for the bores racan, and thus this great fair was brought to a close. It may here be observed that, although much has been sup rated as regards a scarcity of stock generally in this try, prices this year did not malls, the anticipatious of dossiers, and this is ascribed to a great scarcity of good hay i f this year's growth, in conseimenee of an uufavounible hay har which precludes farmers speculating in Least , fur tatting skills. Gram feed is abundant, but the land is too Trot to carry heavy Nests, as an illustration of which it Army be remarked that the pasture lands which formed the.(airfields which are sound, good meadows, much arable more resembled able land at the breaking up of th ei fair thaa ngriming district. Many large herds of cattle have been he over, and the unsold stock loft the fair for Mar. low cattle fair tFaises.), which will be held on Monday next. The weather during the three days' fair Ica. boen most pro pitious. The Greet Northern Railway continued to rum special trains from the metropolis to the fair, and krousht down an immense assemblage of parses's. ---- TIT tok 151 i 10 1 r