The Express. — London, England, 1865-09-08 00:00:00

- SERIOUS ACCIDENT IN BIRMINGHAM. FALL OF A RAILWAY BRIDGE. The Or Western Company yesterday sustained w eber loss by the partial destruction of ono of its bridges pi n eCughees4iss accident being attended with serious stn• to oe• man eely, though it is astneishlog that no ' we vs suffered either loss of lifeer isjury to limb. The IMMO of the OCCUMIIO4I in lumen as Livery.strisst p e wee, the Hoe d the Great Western Railway passiog on pieced has bssss th Liverpetanet at An point. The oaf of the bridge is fenced of large boo girder,, sup. ...eta on strong brick arches, and between it sad the 4 e ele worst me courses if brick sad a mass of soil. power there . sessos nothing to ecoiest foe the acci dent, a crest portion of one sod of it laving given way with we p er sist whatever. From Snow•hill Station • high brick tart reee lsy the aide of the line, proteotiog it from th e meet ; and from the direction takes by the lose at the pct of the bridge farthest from the railway station, a pot. ties of this wall was ever the railway. The fall of the wee, which took plisse about ton minden to sin the A mm on, was observed by • great many persona in the h i g hbouvhood, who as first tho ugh t several of the foot eiee segme is she street most have Mee with the mass of less, 'oil, and brickwork. The well was observed to totter, yd ales a great patties of that side of the roadway over th e nd cf the Wifte wee seen Ps fall to, a tremendous cosh alarming the people at a cessidesablii distance, who were gait W 16.2111 of the cause. It was soon seen that e ms of the large and several of the mallet girders had gives way, and hsvieg brakes in sensed pieces, had fallen on * s oils. Waving • pest gap Ia the street, sad tearing the *w pm on each aids. Bergeant Heaverhig, of the B h e p e iham police totes, was within • very short &I m p, elms the fall took place, and he noticed that we man was passing slang the footway and bad ta m with the mass of material, which there wee much mews to km would have (numbed or Mined him. The Asst Wag done by the police-asrgeant was to mad • messenger to p e owfull sad Healey stations, is order that the mil ieu Aeon there might prevent say trains coming in the direction' of the damaged bvidge until the hoe was cleared, apt be then sought aasielanos to extricate the unto' , woe yen, who lay almost oompietely buried amid the pads is which be had sunk. Is was fe®d that his same sashimi tastable, • traveller, living is Oat-street, and yet he had sustained a fracture of the WO and a boasted ben, These iojaries wen at tams attended to, and there is very hinAhood that the ease will progress favourably.— lkoniastam Port. Tin LAND ATTEMPTED MITILDNE AND SI7ICIDZ IN WATIONSTIR.—Thu man Shaughnesay, who attempted to ,mdse his wife sad thee to destroy hunts; was so ill yes. Way afternoon in Westminster Hoopla' that the =ll thorities permitted his wife, in accordance au his 'inane, to be carried he the incubi:lobate mam ward in which he was lying. The mane was d a most panful character, the husband and wife, the Mem wed attendasts, sledding tears copiously. On the W. bong placed by the bedside, be, se well as be was gds. Weeded his hand towards her sad begged forgive. sem Me responded with teen sad sobs, but held fern her hand. He asked her if she should survive hie would she look after the children (five, it is said), and set to them se a mother, end pity and pardon the father. The mower, which was that of a wife sod affec tionate woman, rammed the tears of all monad. Haying attend this reply, the unhappy man threw himself back, and was asked by cue of the hospital attendant' if he had ray farther questions to pet or anything to say, and on Wog answered in the negative, the poor wanes was no moved. This maiming the man has rallied. SHOCKING ACCIDENT.—OD Monday last, several we ems driving and managiag an agricultural stem mata* upon some premises, OW the railway station, Hy. During the day they clubbed together, and bad a quantity of ale brought to them, of which one of the men took rather too much, for cm his return to work be began . . taliioUstinsly of What be could do with the roachiarr, wig he could with three sheaves of own atop it when mi fall work. Whilst feeding the machine he prooseded to pra Ls words into sfeet. and whilst attemptiog so to do be . 6n/balanced . himself and fell for?ard, when tosams cis treed be thrust forward his arms, which were caught in the machinery, and were found when extrinated to bays him crushed toe mows pulp. Ae soon u possible be was pied is a tumbril, on a good thick bed of straw, and comoyed to the Ueksimass. In hie transit the blood from the poor man filtered through the straw sod the hot .= el thew* dripping open the rood an the way. Upon Ile wind at the Union-house Dr. Pearson and Maori. Nista were in etteedaine who foxed it necessary to am. puede both arms, one above the elbow and the other just Wow. The operatan was "tiffany performed by these esetlemen, and wee firmly endured by the nufortunate men, elm is pine us as well as could be expected.—Stamford Mercury. Ten RenwAy ACCIDENTS IN WoLvianAmrros. —Up to yesterday over 40 claims had base made spore the Leaden and North Western Railway Company for com =tas soroust of the injarke ocessioaed by the ad. it a Wolverhampton on Saturday night last. Most of the patients have been settled with, notwithstanding that I fa; of them ate @till iovalided. - -------- DRATR or MRS. MOORE. —" On September 4, at Moperton-eotiage. Mrs. Moors, widow of the late Thomism Moors, Esq., author of 'Lelia Rookh,' aged 6&" This is an asnosoremeat that nee of the last tome of boy summer has at length disappeared. Few are now t of the brilliant company who adorned the early part of the nineteenth century, and whom aurae are famous in our Iterative. Among theme names note is or will be held in more kindly remembrance than that of the lady to whom the poet Moore gave his heart. Moon sot only loved her—be MI proud of her, and it is delightful to see in his letters tad in his diaries with what eagerness he sounded her pier. He writes to his mother in 1813 :—" You cannot unagtee what a sensation Bury excited at the ball the other night. She was very prettily dresteil, and certainly looked very beautiful. I never NSW 00 much admiration anted. it strikes everybody almost that sees her how like the form and expression of her face are to Catalani's !" And so through all bra letters and journals, he is never tired of referring to bar-quoting what she said, telling what she did, describing how she looked, and recording bow the wu admired. He married her in 1811, and bar history is summed up in this ow Orono—that she was the delight of his life. She does not appear to occupy • great place in his poetry ; but it is one of the curious traits of many • post that be is excited to sing ler by the reel mistress of Ida heart them by some imaginers heroine, or by some beauty that kindles a paring Same. Mrs. Moore was not a Labia, nor a Beatrice, nor • Laura, nor a Highland May, destined in song to live for ever ; bat as much as any of thus, if not more, she was a poet's idol. She died at 3 o'clock on the morning of Monday last. She was sewage to the end ; the knew that she was dying ; and she said that she was quite happy. She was the last that remained to as of the Moore family, and sow that she has departed we Inns to count with some sadness, bow many links are there Mt to minuet the present generation of letters with the put —Tines. IYPOUTATION OP DIREASZD SIM:P.—At a meet- fly of the sanitary committee of the Hull board of be Ith, held on Wednesday afteroooo, the board's cattle fa/pc:tor reported that be had seized and destroyed several sheep which were suffocate from a disease which was entirely sew to him. The inspector stated that his attention was drawn to a number of sheep which were being drives through the streets to a alaughter-house. Oil arriving at their destination he examined them and found that they were peculiarly affected about the throat. He made a very cartel examination of the whole flock, and he found that the throat of each animal was full of lumps about the size of a smell nut. As the disease was a new one, the inspector sent for Mr. Lockwood, cattle inspector foe her Majesty's Customs at Hull. Mr. Lockwood, having examined the cheep, declared they were suffering from cold. The in•pecter was not satisfied that this was so, and on the following day be again west to the alsaightor-house. The sheep had in the meantime been slaughtered and dressed. On examining the carouses he found that the liver and longs of one of them had been attacked by the disease, and the genital organs of soother. In the latter use the pustules had broken. The intestines of the sheep were found to he covered with the same kind of lumps. Although the animals bad only been slaughtered on the previous day, they had begun to smell most offensively. Under the circumstances the inspector nailed the whole of the carouses, sod had them destroyed. Mr. Whiffles, asargeoo sod a member of the committee, said that he had paid considerable atten tion In the cattle disease, sad he believed that the cinder pest attacked sheep as well as horned cattle. The inspector elated that the sheep above alluded to had been brought from Bremen, and he believed that at the time they were Laded no trace of disease was outwardly visible. POTATOE BLIORT.—The potato., crops, which fortaight ago looked so luxuriant and healthy in Manta, now Dement a brown and shrivelled appearance, whilst the disagreeable odour omitted from the denying haulm may be smelt at a considerable diatom. It is hoped, with a contiottaoce of fine weather, the disease may not do en much &total as (looking at the tops now) might be anticipated. The retake dims. his made its appearance in the district of Market Harhoro', and the greater part of the potatoes dugep are bad.—Seauford Mercury. The Devisee &waft We do art find that the film weather which we have hid daring the last week his in any vray ehoeked the potato disease. In the neighbour hood of Devizes it has not beams so bad for several years, and instead of having potatoes at something like be. a sash (which they would have been, bad the peewee large and abundant crop turgid out sound) we fear that more than double that amount will have to be paid as the season progresses. Our own experience his shown us that at hut half are bad, among the white sorts ; and we shall be glad to find that it le no worse. Red potatoes, appear to be least a ff ected ; away of these mope upon light solia hewing escaped altogether. rsams.—The labours of the fishermen on the Ayrshire wart continue to be rewarded with large draughts of herrings. An Irvine boat entered Ayr harbour on Satur day with upwards of 10,000 herrings, end the Sal" boat as Tawlay broo6t is about 7,000. Another baton Saterday had nearly 7,000 herrings. These flee bads were obtained in Kilbrannn Sound, week mart of Arras. !ferric. are Ball et is, Bd. to 4e. pee hoedred.—Ar edverewer. A gentleman near Wareham. in D mute who has small field In which there ere crops of wrote wed man gold wareel with which bares and rabbits have bees making fns, has pot a dog's house in the field which a smell pap inhabits. The puppy is to go bg day s sled he barks ill !delft long. This offectualy scares away tat bares and vabbits. • t. t t KG 'T • •• • spr. V Y is • • sue ph is tb I. • ts d by. Ai • e• cot $5 irly ; . We. dt , $h '• a:db N n 4 041 ✓ag A a t▪ to d ar s• p d mow • THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 8, 1865. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE (IT manta szaaws.) LEICESTER MEETING.—(THIS DAY.) WELTER HANDICAP. One mils and a quarter. Ration, Qualm a Trumps, Perfumer, Rosins, mad Bar. hareem are hoer CASTLE DONNLNOTON NURSERY. Three•quarters of • fails. Alberta, Andrew Marvel. Strathfieldeage, Bugler, Rim al Flaws, Cannabis I, Kenilworth, and Hadjih Daughter ars here, LICENSED VICTUALLERS* PLATE. Ohs mibl. and Memento are here. BOROUGH HANDICAP. One mile. Pupil, VabaWhim, Faith, Prescription, balm, Wild Theme, Rosins, Golden Cram, Catapult*, Iladji'm Daughter, and Gazelle are bay. ENTRY FOR QUEEN'S PLATE. Three miles. Ram. Pupil, Maiassil, Lima, Vioksbarg, Wyanstay, and Dr. Syntax. LI I I. 100 t. 100 tilfAltE LISTB.--aliM D 41.) Two oNhoow. The railway market is dull to-day, and the varia tions in prices are chiefly in an unfavourable direo- 5.1 tion. Great Northern stock has receded 1 per cent. ; Caledonian, i ; and Metropolitan, Midland, and Great Eastern, I. South Eastern has advanced per cent. and London end North Western f. .nondon and North Western stock is now quoted 124 i to 125, ex div. ; Great Western, WI to 671 ; Midland, 128 to I, ex div. and ex new; Lan cashire and Yorkshire, 121 k to I, ex div.; South Eastern, 814 to 82 ;Metropolitan, 138 to it, ex div. ; Great Northern, 131 to 133, ex div. ; ditto A, 149} to 15 9 0 ex div. ; London and South 43 Western, to 91, ex div. ; Great Eastern, 47 to 1 ; and OCaledonian, 134 to 135. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares are in demand and have advanced. There is also some inquiry for the Indian lines. Canadian railway securities have been little dealt in. lii. - 1 Pd. I auxware. it s , an It. Imo I Closing sestet W 06 ad 1114} 1.16{ 06 07 V. IS 4 4 cs fib :a 1 II 6 2 ail .4 2 dig , In 11l 47 68 7i W lAt u 6 xal 160 161 id, 144 1119 441 44 48 Fe I F 7 } 65 27 46 67 SS 42 196 107 1211 122 48 00 142 106 88 40 60 60 1241 12.1 zd, i 7 94 68 681 id 1881 189 91 81P 104 1 10 6 idl PI 12611d6414 1 2 2 zdAtan 98 1001d.tan 61 63 ' 19 1101 110 i s 1 68 80 idl 103 106 id iOl $7l zd 101 111 , 0 1.1 118 .80 2.1 11 11 76 78. li ii, idl 150 164 - 14 bi MONEY MARKET.-(TRIS Ain Two o'Osnoi. The stock markets to-day are inanimate. Spe culation is checked by the heat of the weather and by the decrease in the specie and reserve shown in the Bank return. The funds have fallen I per cant. Nearly all other securities remain at yesterday's quotations. The stocks of two or three of the chief home railways are rather lower. There is a good demand for money to-day, bills which had been kept back on the chance of a reduction in the official rate being now brought forward, and the Bank return published this morning being regarded as somewhat unfavour able. The general charge for the best short-dated paper is now 3 1 to 4 per cent., transactions at 31 being exceptional. In the Stock Exchange the supply of money has considerably diminished, lowing to withdrawals in connexion with the railway dividends and the harvest, and the quotation for loans =English government securities has advanced to 3 to 31 per cent. At Paris to-day, according to Mr. Reuter'a tele gram, the Three per Cent. Rent= opened at 69fr. 400., being about 1.16 per cent, higher than yesterday. The weekly return of the Bank of France shows this week an increase of 190,0001. in the coin and bullion, and a decrease of 2,080,0001. in the bills discounted. Canada are now quoted 891 to I for money, and 90 to for the account (Oct. 10). The official busi ness report is as follows :-Three per Cent. Con sols, for money, 89k, 90, 891, 90 ; ditto for account, 901, 1, 90 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 881, *, ex div. ; New Three per Cents., 884, 1, f ; Annuities, Ivo, 131 ; Bank Stock, 250 ; India Five per Cent. stock, 106 k, 1 ; ditto Bonds, 225. prem. ; Five per Cent. "enlaced" rupee paper, 1021 ; and Exchequer Bilis, par, 2s. dia. In foreign stocks there is scarcely even a fractional variation. Turkish Consolidds have improved I per cent. Some of the pre sent quotations are subjoined, viz.: - Greek, 201 to 21; Turkish Consolidds, 49 to ; Spanish Passive, 34 ink; ditto Certificates. 141 to k ; Confederate, 6 to 7 ; and Mexican, 24} to i• Transactions are recorded as follows :-Brazilian, 1863, 781 ; Egyptian, 96, 951, ex div. ; ditto 1864, 96k, 1, I ; Greek, for account, 201; Italian, 1861,65 f, 66 ; ditto 1885, 79k, ; Mexican, for account, 241, 1 ; Portuguese, 1856, &c., for account, 461 ; Russian, 1862, 93, 1 ; Spanish, 47 ; ditto for account, 471 ; ditto New Deferred, 3g ; ditto Passive, for account, 30i, 30 ; ditto Certifi cates, 141 ; Turkish, 1858, for account, 721, ex div. ; ditto, 1862, for account, 741, ; ditto 1001. Bonds, 751, 1, 75 ; ditto 1863, 71 ; ditto 1865, 441 ; Venezuela, 1864, 42*. International Financial shares are now quoted 11 to I prem. ; General Credit, 2 to * prem., =die. ; London Financial, 81 to 9 prem., ex div. ; Imperial Mercantile, 11 to 21 prem. ; Credit Foncier and Mobilier of England, 3* to 41 prem. ; Hudson's Bay, lg to 16k ; and Overend, Gurney, and Co., top prem. No bullion operations took place at the Bank yesterday, but further amounts are expected to be sent in during the next few days, there being still no inquiry for the Continent. I The Etna, from New York, has reached Queens. town with 86,0001. in specie. The North Eastern Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 2,9701. over last year; the Lancashire and Yorkshire an increase of 1,6011.; the Great Eastern an increase of 2,484/ ; the Man chester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire at increase of 1,7641. ; and the London, Chatham, and Dover, including the Metropolitan Extension and branches, an increase of 1,9431. An extraordinary general meeting of the share holders of the London and Colonial Bank was held yesterday, at which the resolution passed at the meeting on the 23rd August for voluntarily winding I up the company was confirmed, and Mr. William Tnrquand was appointed liquidator. • special meeting of the shareholders of the Mercantile sad Exchange Bank (Limited) is called for the 16th Sept., at Liverpool, "for the purpose of confirming certain resolutions, unanimously at a meeting held on the 21st day of August t, for giving power to the directors to alter the agreement between this bank and the London Bank of Scotland (Limited), as relates to the allotment of 22,000 shares of this bank to the shareholders and directors of the London Bank of Scotland (Limited), by limiting the allotment to 10,000 shares instead of 22,000 shares, and otherwise, as in such resolutions mentioned." The transfer books of the Millwall Freehold Land and Dock Company are to be closed from the 18th to the 30th inst. "for the purpose of preparing the warrants for interest payable by the contractors on and after the 30th September." The half-yearly meeting of the Tamar, Kitt Hill, and Callington Railway Company is called for the 28th inst. The letters of allotment of " McQueen Brothers (Limited)" were posted last evening. The ship St. George, from Trinidad, has arrived in the Downs with 650 tons of asphaltum for the Trinidad Petroleum Company (Limited). The return of the Bank of England for the week ending Wednesday, Sept. 6, compared with that for the previous week, shows the following changes : Circulation ente Circulation active 21.701,733 Increase 103,673 Public deposite ....... 5,935.710 Decrease 109,075 Other deposits - 14,207,995 Decrease 284,039 government securities la banking department Other securities in banking department Coin and bullion in both department» Omen day and other bills 534.273 Deareses 348 The Rest 3,739.107 hareem 231,070 Notes m reserve Total reserve (notes k coin ) he banking department A steady demand for moueyin commercial cicalas is indicated by the withdrawal of 284,0391. of pri vate deposits, combined with the increase of 108,6201. in the private securities. As the govern ment deposits have at the same time declined 109,0751., the reserve has been trenched upon to the extent of 271,0121. The coin and bullion have at the same time declined 167,3371., although the Bank gained 135,0001. on the movement of im ported gold for the week. This apparent contra diction is explained by the fact of large amounts of coin having been withdrawn for agricultural pay ments at this season. They will flow back later. The large increase of 231.,0701. in the "rest" con firms what was stated in this column a few days ago with regard to the custom of the Bank not to strike the balance of profit on some of its largest transactions until the last day of its financial half year. The holders of Bank stuck, therefore, need not make themselves anxious at the inference put forward in some quarters that their half-yearly dividend will be limited to 3* or 3k per cent. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. HARK-LANE-{THIS DAY.) Altisough very few sample' el English 'rhea were on sale hors to-day, the demand for all kinds was heavy is IT i the °since. sad, to have made • elearecos, lower prices I than those realised ea Nom* must have bees sainnittedso. I fs We were fairly supplied with foreign wheat, in which so n little was passim that the qaotatioes were almost nominal. 11 Floating cargoes of grain were quite neglected. 11 Flue barley, both English end foreign, moved off slowly 2 ea former Senna. Inferior kinds commanded sesresly any attention. The malt trade wee tolerably firm at full quotations. The show Of malt was moderately good. We bad lees activity in the demand for owls, and damp parade were the tare cheaper. Beans moved off slowly, on former terms. The transaction in peas were trilling, owing to the want of supply. Maim% linseed, and rapeseed were firm, but cam were a mere drug. Both Engliali and foreign flour was very dull, at barely elationary prices. 11011,RINT PRICE. WHAM Pot Qr. Wrens. IL S. Zoo; Look rod. old 04 2 to cdO Pat CF. OAK. la I. &Molt. fool llootch potato blah, whits black Max& OBR IV WA •D .. 1510. Whig.. old 10 to 86 irce.ii and Limas. , new 40 to 48 10 41. new - 1 0 • BAUM Making 22 W 30 to inding l9 to 30 YAM ism Norfolk. and tioft 66 to 63 Maples and Wars 66 lo 64 Brown Yam= — 36 to 40 il Tick 3B to 42 II Harrow P 111• 00 LS to 45 11 PIA& -- Grey Witt O6 to 39 Mt to tO Twaa. Tours wads. per 230 lbs. Household 34 to 16 Country Norfolk and Suffolk, ex alp 3O to 31 Sew _ _ On & EEO* toed lO to I potato 24 to 28 _ OLT& 11. O. Mole sad South& 18 to II Imam __ 18 to 24 Moist - St to 1.8 AMU= St to 37 Pat& $4 to t 7 Id to 6S Loup coax. Mitt* -- - - -- SO 10 Si Yellow __ Se to 10 houa. Torok per rok to 24 rani* r to St American, par t 6 to 30 Canollact. .. 24 to 34 INTO LONDON. BY WATtat I TO SEPT. 7 INCLIJSIVK. foixtelt. lot Qr. WIIA at o. Malik and Loot bora CS to 611 Zoottock *Um- ------ - ------ 42 to 50 D.. 40 to 42 Itzuslaus, bard sort Anacos. red .. .. lane . BALLii _ . _ . _. WW2.' ---• 20 to 24 Dintilliag Maltby OA= .. _ Dutch brewliii7... 18 to SS , feeding .... 17 to 20 AsErvAla or GRADT,&o.. CARRIAGE, 11103115ZI'T. ?a Pr. pspals and Book& (risk 1W lbsaLl Bsrlsy. 11411.106 W !flour. vs qrs. cps. qrs. brts. rake. 1410 126 1150 150 .. 1160 foreign 1 204401 6910 41650 T.IN 1214) i 6010 I 1160 111930 WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) (THIS DAY.) (BY 17117[D KINGDOM ZLISCINIC TZLIGIATH.) MOM MI OWN COHILESPONDENT.) Weather het. New wheat :ie.. and old le. to 2+. cheaper WWI New barley ready sale. Baena turn dearer. lIINOING-LANG--;THIS DAY.) BOodt.-The market contiettee active at pried which 1 d favour buyers. The sales of British West India are lea 10 entrain owing to the reduced quantity offering. The le sales of ;ether descriptions include Mauritius at 34e. to le 38a. 6d. ; and Ilasilla, unclayed,Wte. 6d. to 28s. 91. ; e4yed, l a 31s. 6d. Refined is deo in good request at higher prices ; dried goods are 3d. to Gd. dearer ; brown lumps sod fair g % titters, 42a. 6d. to 434. ; pieces Gd. dearer. 9 COYFIZ.-The parcels of Ceylon brought to public sale lave gone off readily, at the full valuatioes. Plantation I£t 6.. add Bus fins ordinary, 745. to 775. ; low middling and U 'Ridding, 78a. to 824 6d. • good middling . 83s. 6d. to 84s. ; ~ pea berry. 76e. 611. to 86s: 6d. ; native, 645. to 66a. 6d. TZA.-The market is steady, bat quiet. to Run.-30 puncheons of Dements sold at Is. fitd. proof. It FRUIT. -Two cargoes of new currants have arrived. and 1 sales have base effected ; Vortizza, good, at 355. to 365. ; choice, 405.; Patna, good, 33.. to 345.; Filiatre, 2*;.. to 28s. Ric& -A pared of old white Bengal sold at 14.. PiPPEIL is in rather more request. Singapore, 3d. to at 3 1-16 d. ; and Penang, 215.16 d. to 3d. ash. Corros.-Tho markst ia led active, but previous pekes It 111 are sispocciod. 11931p.-Boasian steady; choice at 2W. to 294 10s. Etaurrres-2,000 bags of Bengal sold it 235. ash for g refractions 51 to 3g. TALLOW MARKET.--(THIS DA T. ) Th• market la quiet :—Tows tallow is quoted 46.. 9d. ; Poteraburg, Y.C., ou th e spot, 45e. 311. ; October to December, 43a. 3d. ; December, 46e. ; Janusz, to March, 46.. 3d. ; Mara, 475. HIDE MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) LILDINHALL.—Iiiden : Prices : 561bn. to 64115., 20. to 3d.; 641bs. to 721135., 3d. to Rd.; 721bs. to 8013 a., 3d. to Rd. ; 801bs. to 881b5.,30.; 881bs. to 96135., 34d. to 4d. ; 961bs. to 1041bn, 4d. to did. Horse bides, 9s. to 10s.; Calf skims, light, 2s. to 4s, ; fall. 64. 6d. Brancernerr.--Seespskins : Polled, 5.. to 6s. ; ban bred*, 4s. 4cL to be. ; Downs, 3s. 61. to 4s. ; Limbs, 3s. 6d. to 6s. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Mama. Pakistan awl Smith most a good supply of tbe new growth of hops, which most with an aces* demand at late gootetioss. COAL MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Walls End Halloo, 204. 61.; Walls End lArnbtoe, 20s. 3d. ; Walls End South Hettoo, 2041. 6.1. ; Walls Eod Toss, Ws. 31.; Walls End Ewa Hartlalpool. 20s. 3d.; Walls End Russell liettoo. 194. ; Walls Eod south Hartlepool,3d.; Walls Eed Cassop, Walls End Kelloo, 19s. 341.; Walls End Geslorth, 184. 6d. ; Walls End Riddell*, 184. Gl. ; Walls Sod Hatton Lyons, 1841. 6d. ; New Behnoot, 194. 3d. ; West Hartley, 184. 3.1. ; Bohai& Hartley, 134. 3d. ; Hastings Hartley, 18e. 31.-34 ships at market. 30 at sea. PROVINCIAL SHARE MARKETS. Livnammt.. 827?. T.-gal us today : Great Eastern, 474-Lan. dahlia and Yorkshire, 1211 1 I-London and North Modern, um 44 z.l-Mluielsoiter, Sheffield and Lincolnshire, MI -Metrwo. titan, 37- 3 4-North British, 6i4- loath Kastern, 814 4- West Hartlepool A. SA -Buffalo and Lake Moron, 41 944 4-Grand Trunk of Canada, 6 per cent. 2n4 pref. bond., 654-GreatWestern of Canada, II 16-16 - Fria, 544 1-Illinois Central, 784 9-United States 620 Sonde 881 1-Coniederate loan, 61-Dutch Rhenish, 8 p.-Great Luxembourg shares. 16 13-16-41anthre and Menne, 71 -Alliance Bank of London and Liverpool, 71 7 p.-Commercial ((Jratted). 14.-Ifasdern lxchange and ,Litated), 1 346 d.- Mercantile and lschange Bank (Limited. M a r i cl-Albion Marine (Limited), 15-16 d.-Brittsh and Foreign ne (Limited). 24 p. -London and Lancashire Fire Insurance, 1-16; p.-Queen In surance, 3.8 4 in.-Thmsee and Manny Marine (Limited), 54 15-16 p.-African Merchants, 1-16 d. ILtilonagrin. 8277.7.-A very good business was done and prices were a , eady. Great Eastern, 471 4-Great Luxembourg, lb 18-16-Great Northam A, 15% 1-ditto New, 14 134 14 p. -Grand Trunk of Canada, 14-Great Western of Canada, 12 1n4 4 -43eneml Credit (Lholted), 2 p.-Minois Central, 7•4 - Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1211 1 f l 4 4 -London and Cale donian Marten Inenranoe (ikidted , p.-Lonainn and North Wester:4l24 4-Manchnster, Shedield, and Lincolnshire. 58 1- -DM° Five per Cent. Met, 91 -Metropolitan. 1374 i I 8 1, I 4 I 4 1-Ditto New, attn., If p.-New York and Yr* bM ;- North lantern "Yorke', 1031-Bonth Fast , ro, 811 - Staveley Coal and Iran Company Paned), 121 p.-Thames and Mem, Marine lostuenee (Limited), blBl6 j p-K reth British. Perth. 18-Onnada Disferrod. 74 4-Union Bank. 41 v.-Cambrian Oswestry. (1800) Pref., 101-Caledonian, 166-Trnak, Fourth Pref., 27. Attettonalt, SIFT. T.-Loudon and North Western stock changed hands today at 1241: Birmingham Bank at 084: and BirmingitaMOid Union Mill at 64 per share. Cnventry and Nnn eatdn offered at 1124 Midland at booth Staffordshire at 104 : Drottwiets Junction Canal at 19 : Lloyd 's Bank at 94 Railway Carriage and Wagon at ; and prom La atl aft Wegim at 84 per share. Market not quite an good. DoaLra. PEP!. 6. -Three per Cent. Consols. 891-New Three per Cent. Stock, 881 4-Ditto, fmmew account 10th Graeber, 9814 Bank of Ireland (tOO& DaitP. trti 2064-National Bank MO& paid), for amount, 791811-Irational of Liverpool (Limited) (IOL Paid), fee soonest. 110-Provinels l Bank (234. paid), 6-Royal Bank go=d) IS - Cork and Bandon (sli ralet. far amount, 15th bar, 121-Dahlia and Digest Jastatios (all paid), $t -Midland Great Weaterm tall 044), 80-Ditto, Maims all paid;, 16. ARRIVAL 07 TIM E1N1TA1,011.... PLYMOUTH I 1146 I Ilk I D°Cll. • N 01. plasm Soles IMPT. 7.—Her Ila j r re l e siossaa Mode Zervolag. w ith SANT it : ;e d . aed West ladie.ine 1115 Rear- AdmimiLlis Oster SR MIRA lurked kw* Atte I L . 4 "":l tm aa r 4=l l this afternoon from bar. Her Majesty's stem ecnvette 3w mo Pk south.. te. CO 17 7) ADO - Satellite has also arrived here from South &swim 237,078 , Sorry C:sooserelal ..:100 118 UT ORDINARY SHARPS AND STOOK& •h. IPC I RAawiTs. m... , ,Cluabitika Ithirk sa4 Barion oerewell W. • J • se &v. D 0.1111.. e. lambi.* b. Dublin audleJoar II Dasidee,PerthoeAbd..l. Load= &zip Cert. 10 Do. a l 100 =Lawl a. Weston otus Ord. lit Do. S. arra Stk.. N 0.2 earl North 6 Spolgand Gtesallortbens .. . . . Do.A J A roe. oo dlr. on- Do.N 1121 Sp. o. odd II Gt. South Wool. Gra) Grist WoNtra Do.litser Val.Gasith Do. South Wales Do. W. MM.—Oxford D D:.. Do.. 1666 r Sal 6 Torkahlro Loadoo and libutinroal Lon.. MUM" &Coati London.Obstbra.a Dow Do Net. E den.A6 p.c Lowland North Was. LoudoarnaouthWeetart , Uts..abot.,& IroooLsah Notropolltaa. Do. Now . _ iaZi la 1 11l 1.0 1 a si la. las Do. Ertension .. II .W0.1)414110. ealp C. Ice no ly HO ji&i!gasa,_ Om X? Sktr!! .. North ISMIals I Win , Perth, NW Ff. Frotern—Biliwtek Do. D. D. D. D. Ipti Lora York ..... Cluttsk Ibtock.*Darling dox lOWA . 189141 North Staffordshire N. & L 6.sl.rs J BoostAM2 CAntral Illeatie& N. S. Aber, SW ~Soottls►ltldlsd sass 180. gbrejr . 0 okra 13t4t .0" vi ouraglua,&c ITslt Yale Ds. 0 Vs& et Math w cerise & W hitehall Wes 6 Optimal I Bass today W 1 p.m. 58 e 11 81 . Ft. 112 xi 1 — ice' x7ll 104 111 id ia 51 SILLTDiIa POII6I7IIIIIOXL Allstate & St. Lawrence nom. Uv. R C. In.a.lp.c. -- I .— Do. / awes - 1 ißedaio D . Lae Hums teiteiTesee Buff.. Branton Gedsrlon 6 t er cent. 16N4- Cu. t IL &ANS 6 9. 0 .11 Ospil i. t Deekep e. g ,Deseesnia p.o.gee.geeti East. Beonal Su - 6 do• • Asa Indian ga. 6 do r 61 60 , 101 UK at 418 t 1- 9 10 W 101 70 TI 1011 101 101# 142# Wei 1 44# 19# DI 164 u 116 00 44 00 68 68 66 67 48 61 46 68 it 62 SG 18 26 27 111 i 144# 1 1 : 101 02 Iti 7f 7edls 92 94 91 99 1 Didla 1009 1019 Di 96 49 91 K 66 82 84 100 101 100 101 lila 14.1 101 5 - 17 taltt GeoidTeTaisi I y. N. il.,tlp.ct Do. las prof. Bonds Do, do. 40/orrod Do. and pref. Bondi Do. do. dlatorrod Du ard !prod Mock Do. do. doterrod Do. 4616 wog. Stock Do. do. datorrod Groot ladtnn P•nituala Do. goo. 6 pot cont. Do. Now do at. B. d India p. et ' Do bt Nor Not. I Weaken of Canada Do. Now . ... Do,llp.o.Sla par. 16Tri D 0.6 do. do. 1677-81 Indian Branch. Limited: 116odros pair. 6 p. cool Do. do. Do. an. do.— Do. llitts on Corp. o per e. Dd sod Hobsou'r Bay '2l.lt.oiCoo.OP.oleSP.D. 'kinds. goo. Pr oral Do. DYY Do. do. do. Do. Ponjoats d 0...... DO. ludo& 61.1106. do. JOLNT STOCK KAKIS. No. I 60,000 10,6041 10,0001 10,0001 100,000' 40,0001 60.000 11.200, _ WWI MI lAnstaidada 2,600 40 Do. New KW 110 Beakollidtishdaftwal 10,000 11 'Haat of =. 1 1 .4 00 1 100 Bent ot ltrO: bre !Haat Baak O t t Con itit tl lti wool 110 !Bankofflotaria„Austita 61.09111 10 'Beak al New Zealand .. 41,000 6) 'Berne rs Book !Limited 60,000! 10 , 20.000" 60 . brat& k Calit.ruian 10,0001 60 'British N. America .... 60 . 000 , 33 C. at. Iwua,Aus., chum 33,4001 10 luaus. we. al in.:Haan wool we I etty 10, 000 ' 100 Ccdeatal 40.000 AN lOontlisink of Canada 46.000 26 li.oos. limit of India. tic 210,000 10 Consolldated Bank (1 ) 6,000 100 N)orstaimitel 0,000!100) lb.. New 10.000 GO Delhi and London 100000001 60 00 l tasters Ischimeast Load= (Lus a irso Limi tia 60 .! 10,000 1 16 !English Joint Stock (L.) 11A000 10 1 ans.Scot.aAusLehartd. 10,000 SO Illaglieb and Swedish (t. 61,400 a iltairoosan Hank , llmitod 40,000 10:111111adnen.CldnediJalt(L) 10000 1001 Lou. aall us 4as 2 pea UAW ,100 Do. Now 10 , 000100 , imperial Brat. Limited 1111.000 10 DapsrialOttomati 0,000 26 ,10101111. 0000 its 1 I In. New 140,0001 20 !Lad llostilk; lab (L) IA / 04 i b.) Lou.bit.otliestrooto.lL 1 0 00 1 100 Loa. Bank ad Scatiand,L 100 0 ,1 20 , London sad Brazilian 0000'1 0 0 Lon.L.Arres&JA.PlatelL 10,0001 16 , Do. Vas% lan. at le pee 60.000 10 Lac Ob. Beak d AusirL 10 . 000 60 'Leaden and Comer 16 000 60 'Loudon Joint Nock.— 11, .., 000 GO ,Imadost loath African 1 . 600 10 0 ' Lon. A H. Western , Um. 00011'100 Do. do. New.... 6,0001 0 40 tondon&Venentela (L.) 101. 14 0 !Len. a Wesiminsser .. KW. 10 'lll(achant Mimic Live.).. WA° 60 illsMaistils a ImAntall.. 10000 100 ,Darzo. di /rev. haat (1. 4 . 166 1 446 I Do. 4.. 1 . 00 le o . littllao4 Beak (Um.) 1 0 . 000 110 0 2; eth , nal of Liverpool 'MOT* W (1110weIllieskad 66,000 10 , Da 2ud awl in33d me 10 000 60 ' Kaitoakal liana , ° 0 60 I New SmDo. New .... li 600 ite Wiles 40 . 000 10 New Les/and (u. 164 60.000 ID 'North, Western 0 1 00 01 14 Oriental Bank Comma 00000, 1.0 I rrovln.Hanki4Ooep.(l, 1.010 I WI, D. do. 20.'00;1 4 0 ',ravine. of tribal 10,020' 10 1 Do. do 111,400' 20 kinds. hultoliDdli (L 00,0001 26 Jonah Australia. 1%161 , 100 Stand. 04 B.S. Atria 10000 104 Do, 0.. La Mapes. MAN 10 Cabs ot Ann s, eal' I 10000 110 Union ot !Mail 11.3 m ) 00,0.4 60 Bake of Loudon Bums. !Airs & adarmsn's(L Attica AlliansabonALlT•rpnot Do. Issued aS SW poi Anglo Austrian Lauf° AOl l O Hall= &Maui Pri tad).• (Lual Aiistioßank-Cor.newibi at 43 ;al& faz I 4 pia 1151 114 4 gas se sOh 14 16 1 Wel S 4 16 6 pp a • 4 rel 1 6 ei 66 I Pd I CL prices. U 6) 6 7 PM 9P°ll S I ;PE W 4 4 41414 m 76 17 74 76 114 .1.19 29 —. — llO . 136 In 2 I di/ 6) 41 Os 63 66 a 7 pre edls i mu Idle par I 2 did xd 45 47 27 29 49 61 100 1,2 41 43 pm] 2 i dig I 2pm 21_ 12 .1 6 I ci; 3 tai. • 2 Jim 6 3Ms 6 3.W 44 io ! p 5 Gt. , . 16 47 1411 MT 1414 4p AL Is 17 . 42 si *pa. 15 46 3d Rpm Sid db 2 dl. .421., 70, CO(OMAL gOVIIILMIUMT 1111091111 Taft - I ii I !. - I I, _ ik, - 'S I l';, - WI 7 - LI •-• 11,1 !'' 104 i le :14 i d 97i I id 58 , 13 1 104} i 4 xa 1,0 1481 Rd- & in Se xdtxn iddltn 1,1 611 1.1 691 its 67} IS Edi xd 10111 104 1 31 4 104 j f ... 101} - Ilf zd en I 101 I 51 xcl li e } 30 n;8 bu un 14 2984 13k 111 as 8I 171 ill 21 2 11,1 15 17 1 idla ps ill 111 11 14 i at ea Ils ill 61 I 11 16 Ire. I non& IP& 101• prices. 1 Balm 60,64.. 118111altOelot.P.olenn 1 6. "'" - ..... .. 0. GOT. 6p.0.,1617.114. 100 97 99 ..... .. DO.Operekleb.l6ll4. 100 96 97 -. .. Datlparetlar.illep. 160 96 97 84 - 61176199 . .. Doe per ellan.elalr la 341 10$ .. WOOS .. Da Su l o ri a. a l ee. a. Stook la hi 1 09.000 .. 081Coi osiers los HI 06 .. .... .. 1160.1900 106 107 la,l .. - .. D. do. 1119040.1 1 100 106 106 ... .... .. D. do. 1890.91.100 106 107 - .... .. Do.sp a Ap.d001.1930'100 941 941 10 6 .000 .. C1ej105an0v.19.1411p.c4.19.1 les 106 .-. 160.000' .. Do. 1678, de ,100 169 111 - 190,000 .. Nearlllue Ow U., 1871'100 104 106 - 160,000'.. D. 1876 180 lors us sio.ooo .. D. 10.06 100 107 la ~- 100,000, .. Do. 1806 140 106 107 - 166,000 .. Natal. 6.79.4 pa essat 1 100 162 1.4 - 169,900 .. New Brans. Gov. 6 p.ot.' 100 00 99 - ..... .. N.LWales ov. 6 p.0.1365' 100 99 101 - .... .. D. 69. a 1871 to 1976 100 93 96 - .... ~. Do. sp. a 1988 to 1802 100 90 91 - 160,000, .. New foam) illipie mot. 100 103 106 - 1000000,.. Do. 6 waist. 1100 86 86 - 020.000 ..11Iora IleaNa 6p. a., 11176 100 frit 100 - 760.000 ..,Quenslaad Gov. 6p. Mt 100 104 as .... .. , S.AnalkOev. II p•., 18781100 106 105 - .... ..,Vio.oo...p.o.lsa.&Jnlyloo - - - .... ..I 110. do. • p.e.dprtlds/e.'loo 11 118 1091 BRITIBII MINNS. No. 1 Sh. I lases. I Pd. 1 Cl. prtou I Wm. 75,000 2rambdan Co. Gold, 1. 1 -.- - 6000 .. Chlverion 6.01 .. 6 Clifford anal P 17 19 - 1,0141 .. . Des. C. Co. (TasU 071 4k ) 1 500 IMO - 12,800 .. I Drakewalla - 6111 .. , Sest lisaut (Dlogan) 291 a 26 .. 0144.. least, Dorados 4000 .. I Vast Cam Dna 6.000 .. ' East Grenville 114.0 ;I 2} - 4,000 .. Nast Galould.ke 1.3.6 1 1 -. 1,006 .. Bast Lovell 1.9.0 12i 131 ~ wow 4 • •.; 1. witrlng.'l l :l,l - 1 11:. 2$ 1 ' - 488 ...5.. 4 'Great laser _Panted, all 11 22 ... •. 1 .6.10 ...Gnat Booth Tolima 6, .. 10. W. Vor (11•Iatea) 6,000 .. Orsitvlll4, - 1.014 .. Brood 4 root l, 80.10. 89 dl -. 6,000 .. I Hineston Downs I 5.10.0 0$ 41 - 906 .. ? liargariot Mar Want; 13.17.6 lif if - 9,000 .. 'Nark* Valley 4S. 4 llnyudy Iron ors - 1,014 .. NangUns ...... - 40e . New Woe 7001 .. North Roseau 6.000 .. N.WA.Buset (Mosso) 4.1.0 1 1 - 9.040 .. 'North Wheal CrOty - c 000: .. :Prosper United - - - 1,120 .. , Providence (U. GARIN 10.6.7 SS 86 - 613 . .8. Caradon M.Cleeri ll 430 450 - 6,138 .. ,iouuk Coudurrow 3.2.0 711 4 -. 490, .. 8. W. frames iLllogan, 10.18.9 121 171 -. NO' .. Stray Park 16.10.6 10 12 - 6,000 .. .1111 Croft - 4.9)0 6 IVlscra and Closet; Um all 6 8 -. 6,000 .. West Pawl (Illospi). 11 . 7 -* 1.024, .. W. Caradoa (lAskeard) • 11 6 10 - 3,000 ~ West Chlvelloa - 400 .. Wset Solon 611 .. Wb. Basset (Illogan) 6l 76 90 ... 8•6 1 511 .. WI. Bolter (ktedratb). 11 271 831 - 1,01 .. W.llaraigthlealian.) 8 4 6 - 181 1911 1371 -. 1,000 .. I We. ?alma, (Usk ) 11.17.0 17 18 - --. Dale:ll7U Re STOCKS. I No. I et. I Stooge. IPd 1 Cl. prlesa I Was. 14 . 0401 SC 04.1dn.4p.e.Mar.801•9. 100 ST Si id, - 1086316, Bt. o.Ntlus.,llp. o. lan.dJuly 100 92 100 1110,000 1 84, 11.Wittn.-W.M.--02.,61 I p. ot.. Jan. & ads.- 10 99 101 - 118, 004 86 lama& Tic.4o.JaaLlly 100 id 08 - 1 580,030, Bt. Lon, lirleb..p. p. aJan&lly 100 96 98 102.223 Bt. LAN.W..p.e.Jan.l2July 100 97 a 3161120 51. Do. 31 p.e.Jan.P.July 100 - - ... 116,790 Bt. LaS.W.,lp.e..loweanly.loo 97 90 .. . It. U1d1and,4p.a...140.4).7 el) 100 97 99 1- ...... 11. N. Brltlsh, N. P. AD. S., 6p et., Web. is Aug... 100 108 110 .„.. 1 ,81 431 Bt. N.Xstrn.,4p.e.)aseliJul)l l o4 -..-. -. . .... 01. b00t.N.L.tp.c.4.0...0.01.11 00 -. .., .. 1 OL Our. I Wm. I; Za 113 It 4b ill it IT I V 3 6 16 1 ala par all 1 Ma 6 t hdlg. tipda 10 6 6 511 10 par ips 71 6 6_416 611 II IA 6 I V °. HI SI, •sl S 1 40 114 117 , 114 117 6 1 1 ale ;sr , 1 1 611141 11 (its par 71 4i $l 4ll LI 4 8&a 14 t 11414 4 1 01414 100 125_ 13? xd WI -- 1 - ii n I I 0, Ma o 14 dta 6 6 16645 11; 6 4do I 3 1 1 4 Pie 16 12 14 Ms 6 2 2}to, 14 t& 2/ id 6 li 1.1 ai l 4! . 1 .I.Pra 1;5 - to 16 14 Mt OW I 11 1146 s Piz 101 1 I 4 lam 414 • 1. 1 1661 10 —4,14 all he lie MI 04_ .6_ 4il l •' 2 1 dlo 10 1' 6 clla I 909 Om 1 —Om 2} 603 21 9 dl. io 1!1 Ilya l t b w 14 1 die 19 2 I Par e6• l II di. 7, 6 dm 11.° 5 2 - 1 - 6115 6 10.1 M 6f nt i : : 1 1 115 04 511; 2 5 psi lip i 4 te 1 v. LOS . 4s 56 rof 17 15 1 idle par 6 19 29 pm lo I 8 7&a ▪ 61 61 itir Par f pm I IMa re 1 814 Ow 16 I 7 6 nks 111 Si 41 7 , 11748 6i 81 71 in ♦ ft ao ▪ 99 u iT I 6 17 18 tr. 71 ". 411 17 29 pi, nl ta tit 14 1 I 10 1 au Pit 4Pul NI I*llB 36 T ft 6al 10 6 $ disi a SO $0 LSO 66 66 1 1 11 41 , 1 i I 6p14 A 1 t leps 1 par 10 14 I 1 119 i IJ 1 • I 4pm IT 9 • 10 01 114 as 1N par The London, Italian, and Adriatic Steam Navi gation Company's steamer C l otilis, l Captain Way. having been selected to bring home the first cargoof currants of the season from Greece, arrived yes terday with a full cargo. THIII4DAT Esumo. Consols, which closed yesterday sty 904 to for the new amount (Oct. 10), and cloyed to-day at the same quotation. Torilli d oney the last price was 89/ to 90. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 89/, 90, 891, 90 • ditto for, account, 90 4 ; Three per Cents . Redu ced, 881. I, tox div. ; New Three per Cents., 6E9, 4, ex div. f B a nk Stock, 248 ; India Five per emit. Stock, p h , The government broker purchased-So-dal 10,0001. New Three per Cents. for the sinking fund. The India Five per Cent. Steak was quiet. Exchequer Bills remain at 2s. die. to 2s. prem. In the foreign stock market there was an im provement of 1 per cent. in BusnosAyres Six per Cones., and in the Turkish Loan of the present year and the Consolides, but a decline of 4 in Con federate and Spanish Three per Venta., f in Spanish Passive, and f in Russian Bonds of 1862. Other stocks in this department left MI the same as yesterday. In the market for bank shares there was an im provement in City, Anglo-Italian, iAlbion, Im perial, London Bank of Mexico and South America, London and Brazilian, London Jointretkck, Loudon and Venezuela, Merchant, North Western, and Union Bank of Australia, but a reduction took place in Alliance, Commercial BAnk of India, London and South African, and Metropolitan and Provincial. Tim shares of the Credit Fonder send Mobilier Company were in renewed demand to-day, sod ' experienced a fresh rise of ss. to, 7e. 6d. The • shares of the other financial companies ruled about the same as yesterday. .• The closing quotations were as follows :—lnternational Finan cial, 11 to If prem. ; General Otedit, 2 to k prem., ex div.; London Financial, Of to 1 prem. ; Imperial Mercantile Credit, lf to 2 prem. Credit Foncier and Mobilier, 4 to 4} prem. National Discount shares were lent quoted 10k to I prem. ;Joint Stock Discount, 14 to 04 die., being rather lower ; Overend, Guriiey, and Co., 31 to f prem. • E t yptian Trading, 4. to A ; Ottoman SoCitSt4 G.Mifrale, 2f to 1 prem. ; Hudson's Bay, 15/ to 161 ; and Atlantic Telegraph Preference, 24 to st. City of Milan improvements shares were in demand, and both classes improved about 11., owing to the con tinued satisfactory accounts of the progress of the works at Milan. Lion Brewery shires have ad vanced to 14 to li t prem., there being a steady demand, and no shares being offered. Gellivara, Naimoli Laud and Docks, Millwalllronworks and Ocean Marine Insurance shares were in q uired for. Natal Land, Quebrada Land, Mid Telegraph Construction were heavy. Loudon and St. Katha rine Dock stock declined 1 per cent. , The closing (but in some cases notininal) quota tions for shares in new undertakings are sub joined :—Metropolis Sewage, 114 to 12 4 prem. ; Anglo-Greek Steam, 24 to 34 prem. ; Transat lantic Steam, If to 24 prem.; and Mc Queeu Bro ther% 1 to 2 prem. Peruvian Railway shares were quoted 94 to 104 prem. Cape of Good Hope Government Six per Cents. were in demand, and improved about 1 per cent. United States 5-20 Bonds closed at 684 to 1. Atlantic and Great Western Debentures were quoted 864 to 87. Bay of Havana and Matanzas Railway Bonds were quoted 1 to 3 prem. MINES.--(THIS DAL) n 73 h 111 7 xd 614 95 i 4 4 9 tiFi -7- scl ad BANK OF =GLAND. —An Account pursuant to the Ad Ail and Mb Vic c. ii. toe the week ending on Mothering, September IA 100. mistre neramMEnr. Notes Weed CiAor4l4o Government deist.. A 11 .01 1 0,0 Other securities . ittek9oo Gold coin mid bal- 11.111,145. 1 . lion 1.111,14S Sliver balms A 18,072,14 01 iiVii..lll• !WILING DePAIMME i =Wife Oapttal L14 3: 616. 7:9. 1101 107 Oaralulield rides oeu e•C 44. 6., ----- PRRI , BRIM CR SR ARES. 2•14 o Deposits (1a- Dead Weight Ade Groat Easkra —Beet Aeglias-13 6 par Dent.pref.. 116. 1 amnia Kraal-. mar) Day. Beaks Com- Great Wasteea Orient Birrairighsra Ouranued Mak aft of 14mk . g Other Securities Bolas Sta e. Babe : cad Div. Gold sad Wyse disad Consolidated 44 per trait. irredellaialik, 100. A cc ...to FOREIGN RAILWAYS. Oilier Depodis 14907,996 Beene day sad cable Ballwin, sal Rotterdam, loi. • Bilk. ...... Bahia sad San Francisco I LunttoS) inn. I PIT seat, 1411, i . Samba* sad Yonne 5i per oast pretenses. 92. Beath Austrian sad Loarberdo•Vsastiaa, 181. Berii. 7, uoss. 631.111 Two o'Cua.x. Very little business is going forward in the mining market to-day, and prices generelly ex hibit no alteration compared with those last zurrent yesterday. In the Stock Istchange East Caradon shares are officially marked 12, and Great Vor, 351. Foreign and colonial mining shares are quiet. Moutes Aureos have been dealt in at sLowing dulness. WEATHER REPORT.-(THIS DAY.) Salmi eberdeen erdroesau Ireinsmatte Valenti* Cape t iverpool ochelart Weymouth Nertamoetk. (autos amawalls karborouge. etleolami FRIDAY, 81IPTEMBIII 8. 8 A.N. 29.74 ti 8.8. w. 29.60 80 S. 16E4 01s , 6. 19.79 it 8.8. W. t 9 71 62 S. 16.61 1 61 6.6. W. 26.8682 S.W. 26.90 KS ILL 6. 69.1.3 84', 29.91 is: B.W. 269 68 S. W. 26.62 84' 6. 60.0066 N.E. 29.6643 Z. asalea• B.E. 26.97 66 8.3.& 29.9818e1i & 30.(006, B.&W. . 29.96 68 & la — vcoa LW. R. F.R.W. W.R.W. ' W. 8 L STi. I wL BK. X /SAW. LW. W.N.W. N.W. - i 10.11 - I - - - 1 - .3 - : 1 -Ii noun& 1141171M1T. 01 NORTHEIUI runner . 8.9. K to W.B. W., fresh Oceans. 8. to W., stng to to Pinang, with some fresh. rain. 8.8.1 t. to W.8.W., strong, squally, some rein. LK to R.W mode rat to strong. S. to W., fresh, gene rally fine. Northern=9ontland. Western=lreland. Wales, ar..l 101s t:en/Ma. Southern= ItasUah Channel and Bag of giscay. Enatern=liaatward gogland and North Sea. WISTIMIL All above. as w. to W.N W., strong to moderate. As next stove. Au extensive bed of pure white marble, sus eeptible of a lustrous polish, sod said to be sufficient ia (nudity to supply the whole Mississippi milks, has bees deowered Is flask county, Wisconsin.—New York Herald. The wire suspension bridge now constructing across the Ohio sad Cißeibllaii is 1,657 feet Spar, leafier than any other win s uspension bridge the world.—New York Time. Attempts are making to stock the river Frome, in SomereetrAire, with salmon. About 500 of that species of fish have recently been put into the river. Locah Taxes IN LIYERPOOL.—Tbie year the Liverpool people have to pay 149. 7 851.. for sanitary rails, Is. 9fd. in the Dosed: 100,10'21. for poor'e rate., being 2s. lid. in the pound; aid fist. Ia the potted for sister re'er. OUTWARD AMERICAN MAIL. -SOUTHAMPTON, SEPT. 7.- The Newburg and Murton Company's simmer Oternanis sailed Niece to-day fee New York with • fall cam* emit of passengers sad slag" cargo, isoluding French jewellery, value 666,000 halm FUCA= Luz IN INDIA.—AII this made the life of oar Isar helpmates rather wearisome, for they suffered under what is said to be the greatest trial Of a enema— the west of an object in life. They did sot guide the bones, nor eves superintend any domestic anaogernet. They could sot take exercise &tripe the day': the climate destroyed their musical teammate ; boob; were same sod moiety dull, or equivocal ; sod they mint have often longed for the healthy liberty. and perhaps even for the bracing difficulties sad trials, of their satin country. But this wee not the worst. Their married life was gees rally a happy one, more so, upon the average; than is com monly moo at home. But there was a fearful drawback to this 'dumb's", when the children bens to grow cut of in famy. It Is sot possible to keep them is that registry after they are six or seven years old, without ioj acing both their minds and bodies The heat draws them up into tall, slender, feeble creator's, resembling hot-honse dads ; and the slavish habits and isdelicate lengnsge of the ver sants are fatal to their morel training. Aod Sun comes the hardest struggle that the wife and mother eau be eall.d upon to endure. She mint either lease her husbusil, in st order to aceompacy the children to Europe.;Europe.; or she mu confide her little nee during the voyme to the rare al 'tanagers, with perhaps some misgiving se to theleeeptiou thee may meet with at the close of it. U sliest:endow her bus- Mud, she may fear that he will hexane abandooe i is man assess than one, and she will airtaisly lose much of her in flames over him. If she keir. to her poet, end her health does not denend a change of climate, she dyes up an ob vious dairy, and the dearest privilege of a woman. And if everything turns out as favourably as possibli, the children naturally tesader their affections, site. a little while, to the ant or gendasother they are "Undid to, sad the permits hue little more of than the• the WU fee their misselteg are payable every italfieer. Such is the lot of the wife sod the mother Is tits Bess. Welt. dm is "may s were," sad womaa's fete bee hen • herd esse is ell ages and countries of the world : ern Ailing to seeirt. fire herself to the geed of others, tout VAIMpy if her emu 1 139,040.08 t gaameme aufferings may rootribete to the welf a re o f thole the lona. GEO. FOREIR, Deputy Gadder. —Victoria Maga:id for September. Bh. I OOMPAilllgi. I id. • Anglo-lint Nay. (L.) Ditto ditto . Angto.llasinta RIM .. 6 Atlantic Tot gualip.ct II Australian 16 Asatrallanerti.(l: 0 Bumper alitearatatiost O Bonin Waterworks (L.l &Asko, Vattsb a t 6 nanny Das an iu I Do. Ind Lana - Brain Alaarsaao land 41 & Tat British L laa Tos (L.) 1 Canada Company al, eaaadlanloaaalal(&) 10,760 116601 161,000 90. %WO 10, 17,006 W 1 0, I 10,00 u 6,000 6 1661206. 14600 2 ICOikat CuWag • 1010, cd LaadoslLPro (L / 'Olio( Milan lmpro.(L 0 Do 11 City of Moscow Gas (L) 4 cay OENM (1.1112.1 ,• • • 03 Consmotolaltlalonflaa,! tO Cosa at A64400111Nr.g•.1; 10 COO•01141$414 Die... ROI 11 10 Goralawital Un.tlasikil 11 10 CootrainCor l lo a ( L. II 00p.11.11104, 1 10- 0 . 10 Fooeakiloh. ni r.g . 10 Do. of Mauritius (1, )II IL Orfolal Taboos IIOC 16. Do. 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I 10 Loa.Couotyland&B.( l .• 1 I Land.Diataiat T• 144.11 ) 51 10 Load. gloss. Ahab. (L} IA 4 Load. G. °meta& C. , 1. al 111 Lood.ttlitarg.MmCo(L II 10 Wad., Italiau, &carat. II 10 Lood.Mor. Dlsoount(L) It 10 Land.Proflaatailtarlao 1 la Madras lista. & Casa) 11 10 Do. 16 Marine hrestment(L), I 10 'turnips laralate.(Lll 1 10 liodlt. listen. Tat. (LI al 10 lierehast Shipping .1.1 11 10 stil.w•UY.l4.arkockl II tiny/oft Iron V. sells 10 Natollaad&Ool. O. (L , II National LAO. 0 . .... (( Li! 10 NatiorialProvilarlao( DI Nations' *taus Nay.l 1) Norbaddatkal & L , L. (4 )1 DO ho. new 16 N.Zealaad LAILAS. L. 16 .4 .aorta..o i.&Loautl 10 NorthernAnarnToolL 1 It. N _SAL A astroloolataL) It MI N. Ileltabloreas. 1n. , 11. 10 Nowgoog Tea (Lanltstl l 04 smear &arum. ,1,M•.• 10 Wiontideowneroial(L. 60 OsiontalflaaaCllll(LnlL II 6 °floats' Goo (Laltod) 41 I Do. New 10 tlalsadatoarakt 11 I 6 10 .HVEN, • •t••••it•Ven 20 l Ottoniao Company (L,), Ml . atonlou Munortal ; L. , I L 6 Ittnrnotn Me ( L iods, ); al 60 Overend,Garney.Co (L 10 V.tutrantlai.AtearotL., , Do. W.V. • OL iaosl/11.14ad&Illa.(L) 10 40 'Pailnoular & 0. atoasol I 10 Do. do. New S 10 Onalwada L., It.. HAL. 64 1 Blimany Leos a IS Do. Now a 1 M Viol. City 'roomy. (V) . 111 Ditto ditto... 1 2 ) Rio Janeiro Gas (Um) a 100 Bays! Mallesals. iii. Seot.austra.l avast. It SO P•altia, t.&Co. (L &Z.. 116 %a R(ien.Rß`voto(LL 1 Ii 10 S. African 11. &Da. (L ' 1 01 Mouth Anatratian Land • - It. gabeasess Talsoxago.• 11 ~.. I Do, Ncrip I i7:1100 SO ToLOoastrochlgalo.a. IMMO, 10 TitamostMorry 'a.m.' 7,1101 i 20 Trinidad Petroleum (L) 67.605' 14 Trast&Agaroyothas.l SUM 10 T. aT. op - . a tr. Asada 100,000. SO Un.Marias of Liver. (L. , 10,000 6 ValtadE.Tslig.o6.ti . Wool In Ilnivon.iloalass. ./a 06,000 10 Upper As staTta(Lia ', 116,0:1 10 Vitro MO* le Tao Dloareffs Load_ .. 10.016 40 Worfoot warowagUaL) 1 4 M. 60 Reglad a&Ps iga6l L. 1 le i 4,97.1 60,000 26,009 .044) IMIt 13100 u W. 000 64 101.660 114 0,066 14 10.000 17.506 10,010 101 iiiiiii moue ozior, 'mom. Bt TAOS V WAN 1%,,AX) 11 f , :*l ~.~i 100,00 C (110,07 64 . 79,000 lv,ooo 10,000 I 111,1100. 740 ,0 1,0011 !ii:l 2,50,909 t.• 10!,000l iti:666l wow MOW. VA K 1.404141 - 16:aioa lON 11,0000U0 I 110,100 1 .• 4.004) UMW; 1111000 IL OOO 40,000 14,616 10,09 10,WO I.4vu 41000 60.000 iojeol AMU , 14.0•..1 111I 11 61 26,00 40,01.10 M 9;900 II 1118.00.1 10,006 SOW 10 -- iiil 2.1120 * 20,00 21 10,01 k 21 10,000 II 127.1721. 01 lAN* 18,40 u 10,0J0 10040 WACO 4'041 r..? , Z! 6 314 111,4041 10,000 17,000 most 1%000 ISA!, 1 I;«0 14000 *O4OO OB . 60,000 IO,OK 24,000 IMOD %kW 1