The Express. — London, England, 1861-09-20 00:00:00

sea of the ratkial attestko erltle which, et rotieb Tetanus' ..v.viveninee. be assisted Captain Walker until the %hip was Spills • nabl.l to liptered. •• That V. 11 1 ,• .uitat.l.• testimonial of our a”ivnv iatiOD of the skill sal rent. , of Mr. Tonle be provi4fed stet pre ...v.4..1in /11111 1.. the ii.....engers. "t:. Thet ie4ret t.. in the .insisir-t to ring the enstininsi end mi. n evident ..very arrangement retains to the e..itifurt and conve .,n•ntra at pingengen of sit riss.. and We have been grieved 1w the „til want , . ilestructian which we parr witasssel. "7. Thai feeling that there i. ground fur the gravest Tmetbk eveattre, we r..pertfollt that the Board of rade should he to nue.. t o inquiry into the rotalition .4 the when ..ht. was wet to eat. "A. The names .4 the toasitusttee appointed to protect and oevivider the inter...et of the 'eaten ...era ere Benjamin F. .legel, New York ; Th..ina• I. Forward, Liverpool ; Mont panery tootle, New 1... ; It. V. 11•Ltao, Eartutt. Pro bylsaia.a ; I "col 11.41,..1. , .I.tual.ll Notion, Peru; mhos Walhard, . - That tit, .111..M...1.14 awl heartfelt Umiak., el this t... • wag .4 ft... lase a: real Intern Ise wee to 0.. 4.t.0n .4 11... hro_t Nagret. of Halifax, Neva Scotia, as.. inlay re . . 1.1141. a, oar appeal to stead by us la .4.4n...0 the oylhtot setunbay, the 14th lest., rat the TIIE GREAT EASTERN STILL AT SEA. The Cork 1:o-fig nays :—" The great ship's hinpontry 'steering gear was on Wed nealay found to be quite inadequate toyounteract the iuflueue of the Wind upon her huge side, and all attempts to get her into the harbour were quite ineffectual. The four two in attendance upon her were utterly power lesA. At lost she had to give up, and come to anchor about live mile' south of the harbour's mouth, in order to have eu EWm in case of her anchava dragging." A teligranT (rum Queenidown, dated yexterday, mys : " The weather to4lay i* too bawl to admit any attempt being made." Ale.tho•r t.lvgruw, dated half-pset four o'clock )esterdluy afteruoou, says " The wind is blowing a gale. The Great Luittrn is still in the offing, but out of eight. The steamer Edinburgh has gone in 'search of her. A .4reat portion of the passengers on board could not Ix• got in, owing to the defec tive rudder." (From the Ltrerpool Menlo,' of thin day.) Two of the pamemprs by the Great Eastern arrived at this port kat evening in the Cork gannet Albetrues. One of them, Mr. G. Weir, a (!anadien contractor, stated that the cook's kg was broken in two places, but he believed that to material injury was sustained by any of ,the pessengen. The vessel rolled fearfully, and it was feared that she would founder. Thu pamencers speak highly of the greet ship', behaviour, and there is little doubt that es, other vessel similaily circumstanced could possibly have continue.' tc M•wt. Several of the passeugers had left the ship and game to Lublin, but a number of the poorer elms are still on board. When the gale was at it, height, the pemmican, to prevent accidents as far as possible, fastened themselves together, thus material/ mutual assistance to keep on their legs. It ap pear+ that proper p►ecautions were not taken to secure the tables sad other article* on bimrd, and this will account for the great amount " snuothing " which took place when the stop cotomeoced to roll. One of the pamengers, a jeweller, who had a stock of his valuable goods on board, sustained a heavy loss, as the trinkets were all scattered about and mined up with the Throu;bout the whole of the trying period, the ship is described as being remarkably firm nail tight, sal, with the exception of the damaged paddle wheels mid rudder, it is impossible to trace any ex ternal injury. Every spar is said to be standing. A telegram film, Queenstown was received here at five o'clock yesterday afternoon, 'Latins that the Great Eastern was still unable to make the port, and inquiring if the Edin burgh (s.s.). which had arrived then at two p.m. on her way to New York, might be permitted to delay her voyage to realer assistance to the big shipos it wee blow** strung gale, and there were still GOO mink an board. She in said to be quite umnauageitble. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. Wr sari= masaars.) DONCASTER MEETING.—(THIS DAY.) A RIC •HI LI. IfT A K Ow wale 6 furlongs Lt.! yards. 11.. Bleu, l'rot.trr•.• Proclaim*, Brown Buchan, Lady Blanche, sal Adrada re bars. PAID IMO/ -01•11104111, Channiooe, Radiance, Yap, Spots, !Ilan :Bucking, Savannah., Sweetbruir, and Cross. stitch. I 00Nr.t M 7.11 About two sad a half miles. Ru.so4 Sun, As.:euche, Kikkean t Janus, Lawyer. Brown DuclicKs, Book, MArl.nein ' Ziogan, Wallace, Kettledrum. y e rk afias t er , liit.o .11, Aurelio, if °preach, Rowley, Cowpwror, WiJard, Dictator, &own Stook &oboe, Bivouac, Lady Ripon, sod Maid of the Mist are here. DONCASTER ST.IKES. Owe mile and a half. Rapparee. Versa.. 31.. is Nicht, Jingling Johnny, Drake, Clams& c, Viecountess, Nautilus, &a Bleu, Brown Stout, Charing Cr..., Vantatriou Lady Oddest. Prudes**. Caesarea, Ledy Mucha, Yorkminder, and Whstowell ars lien. Ystu Fliarut. —Radiance, Wild Will, Little Nell, Black Sallee, Itswelitre, Tupelo, Yeoman, (Nokia, Cister cian, Lepeamber, 31.itedoe, and Cromlatch. NURSERY PLAT& Or Rik Zetiand, eat 716; Neptune', est lib • Gesselogie, est Mb; Knave, eat 21b ; My Partedw. OM; Tina Whinier, 8d ; Vanguard, /et ; 7st 121 b; 7st 121 b ; Fly trap, 7st IMb ; Master Fenton, 7st 121 b ; , 7si 111 b ; H , 7st 71b ; HAY Stamm, Tat 71b ; 7st 711; 7.t 61b ; Snack, let 51b: Cancels, 7et 616 ; tbt Lawreeca, 7st Ilb ; Kaiser, 7at lib; Costa. Lit 61b; Meek Tat 411; Ls t, 7st elb ; King of Hare 7st ; Pot NUM Lit ; Bsadal , ist ; Miss fireweed,. 7dt ; Pem broke. Tat ; Zarobombe, 6.t 131 b; 3110117 1,6 st 13113; Keane, Gat 121 b ; Totem Jesse, lit lelb ; Gemstone, tiet 91b Gone, tat 121 b ; itst 91b ; ledy Duadis, eat ; Hoodwink, de ne ; Salamanca, Get Mb ; Waffle, est Mb. Syna, Sat lqb, LATEST BETTING. DONCASTER CUP. 6to ♦ Do The Wiwi 9to ♦ opt Kogloarm. At. I Avalmatho 14 to 1 Rides Sea no toicikies — ial;r;i7r lOD to 7 Unapt,* (t 100 to T Ilakoless (t) 16 to 1 Hoshoin Lau (t) CAMBRIDGESHIRE. 13 to 1 opt Dosser oad Mitt (I) 100 to 6 Asteroid (t) 30 to 1 C"ofectiooor (t) 30 to 1 Sportiog Life (t) 100 to 3 The Roe (t) 40 to 1 Invader (t) The eighth annual exhibition of the Brighton Horticultural society commenced 00 Wednesday and teT. minated yesterday in the Pavilion Room. and during both days the interest ranted enstanued unabated, several thou sands of people being present. The committee Italia(' spared no expense in making their arrangetneats, both for the exhibiton and public (3342. being the amount in prize.), mai the weather being 3f the Inset , the whole affair from first to last was a complete sans—. GOLD ivr BOUTS TO ENGLAND room At/Matra. —By the arrival of letters by the overland usa, we learn that there are at present 132,047 nm of gold at sea, en mute to England. n:: The Swiftieure, whisk left Mel bourse July 2 fur London, has 51.216 on. ; the James wa len. July 10, for London, 10,057 as. ; Lisoolnshire, July 22, for London, 51,774 ; the total value being about .016,212 f. The Koh.i-Noor, with a man amnia; is sow overdue from Melbourne. THE WOR KI NO CLAIMS or ITALT.—A letter from Turin of the 13th says :—"Ths int gosetion that will he submitted to the eXaniiMilikia 01 the mover of workmen assembled at Flormice is relative to the homes, for the winking classes, coed to the mesas of rapidly increasing them, in ceder to diminish the eremite of firing, ligfuieg, ha, which by ems nuitioa is reduced to the twentieth part of the ordisary vats Novena of those houses are now being built at /Idea. and what is remarkable is that it is private industry which has Laken the initiative in the operation. Another 9 0 oMee, which in certainly • more di ffi cult ooe io Hale th an i s F rance , is that of the diminution of the unmher of hours of labour, sad the liberty party will Parry the question very readily. It is evident to the muters soil workmen alone that the ngulatioo of the atisir belongs. An examination will also take place into the means of counteracting the competition caused by the work done in the prisons, and also that or the needlework performed in the convents. The Inneremnie also contains a sew question, which re minds lama Fourier—it is whether it would he desirable to for,. mired associations of workpeople of the two sexes. Tins is a delicate problem: sod next, what"' the promptest means to be emplaned fee forming a credit bank foe work. tom. This list el questions proves that the moieties of the working daises. although °sly the =Mika of yellarday, have ens& great progress in • abort time" THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 20, 1881. THIS POLIC2 COURTS. (THIS DAY.) HOW.STRELET. ?NZ A.:AINAT THE IAMINIAAIi , NAIkK-11.\RRA. KA SaNsted Corfoe, the keeper of the barnieles r.ccupied by the London C or p s of Commissionaires, was again brought be for". Mr. Henry, charged with etob:./.diug three sums of It. each, which tool beeo paid to boo by the men for s..rk done, and as entrance and caution money, and for which it was the defiant:men duty to account to Sergeant- Major Pratt. The mac had been remanded to admit of the presence of Captain &lewd Walter, the founder and command er of the a4 R, pa to f the sums, as above , having been proved by Johii gs, urphs, James Freiler`iik Blond, cashier to Mr. Mitcham, law stationer, of Parliament-street, proved that he paid IL on the &nil of July, a nd received the defendant's signature for the same. The money era in payment for certain ad ' vertisiementa which had appeared in the cinadar published by the wipe periodically. fierypant Pratt deposal that the defendant wasautborised to receive the sums fur him, during wawa's scene for a week, but they were never accounted for. tkplaiti E. Walter, of Ilnaveneratreet, deposed that he had the cornmaud of the corps, snit bad placed the defendant is charge of the barracks, advaucing lOC to him to euable him to take some of the things left by his predecessor. Ile had the free use of the lasement of the house, with firing, candles, kc., and receives, weekly payments from the was, which averaged about 11.. per week; heathen which he swayed a salary of 7s. per week for keeping the accounts. lle had to reCOITo the rents from the men, sad account for them to witness ; but the sumo in question were quite distinct from the barrack account. Unfortunately the prinoner took to drinking. lie could have made Li,. per week more by other duties. Witness authorised him to draw upon the barrack receipts for barrack payments, but he had not yet accounted to wit ilea fax them. The warrant officer, 49 F, deposed that when ho took prisoner into custody ho acid , "I am very sorry, it is all through drink." The pr..iner, in answer to the charge, maid he had no his. boast intention, but meant to account for everything. Was it likely he would risk his pension of Is. 3d. per day for much a paltry sum! He was committed for trial. MA RI,BOROU( H-STREET. DARAGING PROPERTY AT A TAVERN. Two grooms, 1 / 4 F11311 Wiiinav Astki and Enter Clark, were charged as follows: Mr. Warren, of the Running Horse, Chapelatreet, May fair, said that on the previous night the two defendants and third man WWI into his ►ome, and were served with some porter. They then left. and returned in half an hour intoxicated, and vented a great disturbance, got up a fight, smashed some decautera, upset a quantity of spirits, and did damage to the amount of nearly 2/. He then got the maistance of the police, and gave them into eisatody. One of the defend ant.% said it was all dove by accident, but Mr. Warren denied this. Mr. Beadon said the defendant. bad no right to go into a mall's bowie, create a disturbance, and then destroy his property, lie should order them today MM. each (the :mount fixed as the damage by Mr. Wanes), or be com mitted for a month. ik, I Pil I 11471133711. I Meirellgeitricis. 11M 6.461 m. 111 1 2 1 ell ! iAlliestio 4W. U Cl - ft 100 norm leir.*C.l.airip.e. 1111 09 _ 18 all Do. do. it. - - - - _, 196. MI fly . 1 7 4 1 _ 18 an Do. Pridemore ll - 119 WO Buff..9untAGederleb lac. Mk, Aug. 1 1872 sedonedbyßad.&L H. 76 SO - 100 11 De. Ja141,1272, alto 96 Is 100 10 Da Jess I, 1874, Mb IS 70 - 6 all Cabana &S. nestaru 4l 61 - 10 13 Cape TADesk 9 p.agsta 4 dill Par - 211 7 an 4 Oigkik II can - - - W imam 9 100 nut Indies 10 an Do. Jabbelpen - - - tOl an I Ds. WP. et. Meet W 101 - 100 MI Do. 6p. et. do. - 100 all Do. do. do. 160341 99 100 - 20 all 'Geelong & Melbourne - - - Rt. la Dread Trunk of Usnal 20 21 - 100 all Do. 0 per ea Fret - see I all De.11443.1VM.4 acabc be 00 1 - 109 WI Do. 8 per et. Dolett 25 ;s4 i - 1.09 1 411 Do. I per et. left_ - KO all Da do. 1107 132 34 -- St. all Do. do. 1872_ ' 5.2 34 - Is. 14 Great Didion Posalnsul:.! 09 100 99 i I i IM If Do. New I 6 j e dl.' 11( fit. 109 Galt al 11== 64 - 1q Ml Galled el I - 174 13 Do. New ll 101 dila - 100 an Do.Op.cidapay72..op 98 98 - 108 an I Do. 5; do.. 77.0 it. cp. 0.1 93 - MO all Do. do. 78 withoutup. .. - - 100 all Datil p.d.11.1a,pay.17 - - - 11. 100 Madras Goer. 46 per rt. 67 HI - M. LIM Do. do. 1 per of 071 9111 971 10. DM Do. 46 per el Yarn 9O 92 - 10 All Do. i. per cent. do. _ - ..- di; -• et. 100 memccep.sp. allot& 110 all N. Baunswick a C•eada doss an cap. se. U ell Do. A do. Land do 5 7 - 20 - Wi all Da . do. land do 4 8 - IL 10010chnle ' 101 102 - 1M 16 I Do. Penjane 1 4Ms - U all Do. do. - - - Ilk WO, Do. Ind. St. Viol 2.6 p c 95 97 - I 1 i Ttioidad,Umitcd,Karip I I 14 -- i ONLONIAL GOVINNYZICT 11110UIMIDI. No. 117001 a lPd 1 CI. prices. 1 Sake. 77.7 '7' We. 41p.c., 187741_ 100 100 114 - .... .. Do. • percent.,1893.2.. 100 - - 1104 .... .. Do. eper cent.,0283-4.. 100 - - - .... .. Da 8 per ct FoblitAug. 100 109 108 - _ . .. Da Spar et Mar.lBep. 100 100 111 ..., 2,810, .. De. II per cent. 00c 1 100 101 1011 1014 1 1 .... 1876 4140 nupeop.cl.ls9o 103 109 111 .... do. 1000 100 100 11l Do. do 1891 100 108 110 -.. .. 198,000.. New Bransw.Gov. 6p. ct 100 108 100 10811 .. . .. N. B.Wales 0 v.sp. c. ID 100 996 1004 -. .... .. Do. sp. c.,1971 to 1678 100 9 , 4 1006 150,000 .. Nora Sco -. p. C~ leiel tia 6 per MIL .... .. t AulaGor. 0 p.c. Bonds 1 100 00 1 - 074 - 1°34 -- .... .. Vic. Ov. Bp. c. Jan.n.faly 100 - - - .... .. Do. do. 6a c. April AO. 100 1026 100 , 1081 101.12/14 MINIM No. 1 11 la 1 MUM 11th 1 01. prima 1 Vales. W9IO!SIW Aselrellea I Dea Award, MAW 11741 ree 4 Dr 1 SW U Dresnata,ll6.3lo WI - lel Ll. United) - $ De. Lad& NU. Co an I It - S 811,00 W I ClaCce. Kin. Co. Jam 1 MOW 48 Cobra Copper - ... po AM UAW 1 Don Mountain lbpper an I I - *WO II Yortona (Lira) - UAW 1* General all In 116 - KM 111. Northers of 8. Australla C = l , 1 I 6pm If SAM I Grinds (Lim) I I If pm -• 16,120 Linares - lOW, Lealtanlaa - 103814 Mastyulta MI 4 I 00,000 N. Ulna Copper Australia (Lim) ._ I I IMa - 10,000 9 Pallet baud Sllveeload MI 2 4 - 100,000 11 Port Phillip I 111 1 80,000 1 kottish Attalla (Um ; 14s. 4 die pet - 8.174 MA United Makes ell 64 - 10.901 1 Worthies pm.) a i I JOUR KOOK lAil HOUTHWARK. OVERCROWDING OMNIBUSES. The conductor of a Kiopland omnibus, No. 11,410. was charged before Mr. Burcham with unlawfully allowing more passengers to be carried on the outside than the omnibus was coustructed awl licensed to carry. A constable of the A division said that he was specially employed on the Surrey side of London-bridge to keep the trete clear. On Thursday afternoon, the 12th inst., about 5 o'clock, he saw the defendant's urnuibus very much overcrowded. There rem four more passengers outside than the omnibus was authorised to carry, aod the passen gers complained of it. In answer to the charge the defendant said that the pas sengers got np without his knowledge. The constable said he pointed out the overcrowding to the defendant, and he teak no notios of it. Mr. Marche= said that a regular system of overcrowding omnibuses took place in this district, and with the view of petting • stop to it he should 6ne him 2s. rid. and coda. TM conductor of 1i,11.17 was charged with a similar demo, and Sped also 2s. lid. and costs. Two other conductors were also charged with allowing a person to stand on their monkey boards. The defendants mid that the persons were connected with the omnihmes, and merely giving them directions. Mr. Bonham told them they mot not allow any person to travel behind except themselves, but he should not fine them this time, as they appeared to have acted without any intention to break the law. The defendants promised to obey the magistrate's instruc tions for the future. THE PIM AND LOSS OF FOUR MITS. -4,-- CORONER'S INQUEST ON THE SUFFERERS. (THIS DAY.) Tbis (Friday) morning, :it eleven o'clock, Mr. John Hamohreye, the corms, for Rest Middlesex, opened an inquest at the Black Hone, Abbey-street, Bethnal green, on the bodies of Wm. Roworth, aged 43 ; Sarah, hi. daughter, aged slum years ; Martha, also his daughter, agel fourliod-a-half ye ars ; and hi s sou William, aged four mouths. The inquiry excited considerable interest, and the room in which the helmet was held being an ex ceedingly small ooe was densely crowded. At one stage of the proceedings the coroner asked the surgeon whether Mrs. White could be examined, and was answered in the affirmative. The jury then proceeded to the hospital, wheu the woman, who was evidently in greet pain, stated that her name was Sarah White, and that she lived with Howarth, who put a lighted candle between the two pillows, is order to read ; sal that on Friday fortnight he set tire to the window cur. tains purposely, in order to get Dew one. The learned coroner summed up at groat le•gth, and the Jury, after coo milting, returned • v e n li d of " Accidental death "is each case. An accident attended with fatal conseguenoes to two perms, occurred ea Wedneed.sy morning, at the Basely Fold Colliery, belonging to Mows. Knowles and Blatt. Bowe miners were engaged in getting coal, when • large pantity of the mineral from the roof fell, and two 41 the pear fellows were killed on the spot. Tu LATI Atx.:IDXST UN THE KENTISH Tows litutwar.—Mr. Randall, of Plehtow Grove, a clerk in the Victoria !Mehemed who sostaisedsome very serious injuries cheat the bead and ether part., is still lying in • very pre mines state, and several other real& tits of the neighbour hood is suffering from the effects of the accident. Three or hen cease have come under our notice, in which compen sation has been awarded, varying from 41. to B.W. Many the sufferers in this district have hitherto delayed making • claim till coevalsomet, but in every case the rail way company appear to have acted liberally. Mr. Stacey's case, at Bow, vree &eightier died from the injuries la flirted, is still in treaty with the company, and up to Thew day the matter had not boss isally settled. Two r . s females residing mar Bow-bridge had their claims paid last flatonlay ; but Mr. Allea's claim from the death of his wife remains unsettled, the offer made by the railway authorities not having bees accepted.—Onfauforil Chronicle. EXCITINO SCENE AT BLACIETRIARS-BRIDOR-..012 Weduadsy sight, about • quarter before 6 o'clock, roe sideratie excitement was caused at Blackfrian-bridge owing I. 4110 following oceurreree :—A boat containing seven per sons, feared wham were Toothy, was um coming doers at • rapid page. it being ebb Me. Is attempting to pass through the middle arch, the boat, in coesequeees of tie meat speed It was going at, "shipped water," and the ewes Femora became immersed. Mr. Robert Ware, the master of the Maddrises steamboat pier, at owe seat of the boat belonging to the pier, sod and two ppssrssooaas,e, who IMO landed at Queenhitlio stairs is • vary exhausted state, and owe of the peony Flower steamboats caning along, the captain and crew managed to save the other five, who were safely landed at Husgerford-rearket. Each person, it is hardly neceseary to state, was le • very exhausted condi ciao, but it is expected that they will all recover. The greatest praise is dee to Mr. Ware, the pierroaster, and also to the captain of the steamboat, fur the vigilance wed intrepid oasiduct displayed oo the exciting maxim./ THIRTIEN &mut WAEHLD AEMORK —The bodies of a onmher of men, supposed to form part of the mew cf the ill-fated Corioithos, which struck co the Booth Roth ea the Irish weal shoot five weeks ago, have base washed ashore oo the nohow oust. Oa the 3rd lost. the body of a man was found at eardrum Menials ; co the 4th and sth four 0070 bodies were found at Port ; sad cm the sth and Ma three were found at B•rscaebrie , all as th e wes t coast elf Kirltioner. F..ur bodies wine also washed ashore war Prot William. The bodies were very mesh deceseposed, sod sethitag found on any of them maid lead to poeitive ideatithaties. The remains were put into shells sad buried in the theesimerds of Kirkinuer sad Moclinua. The body of a ninth decompmed, supposed to be that of an d sa me vessel writhed es these shores, bee also bees recovered is the Port of Bpittlebay. The following is ▪ ilmerlpliem of the body sad drew :—Height. 6 feet ; hair, dark keen ; whiskers. reddish; stout wads, sad a fly between 50 sad 40 years al age. lie were as oilskin coat marked "W. Edwards. Urine: l 4 sucolow to George Bpile and Co. ;" oilskin legginp, marled gray eat awl vest, with • white silk handkerchief in the pocket, dark cloth striped treason ; in one of the pockets • portemoiniale containing 400 sovereign cad • half in gold, and owe shilling in silver, • pocket knife, slats, and ether pencils, eve small keys, toothpick, and corkscrew ; white shirt, white flannel uudershirt, white flannel drawees marked on waistband with black cotton thread, " D.K.;" reddish grey stothinp marked " D.K.;" boots, elastic sides, with am row of small black buttons os etch. The whole of the above articles of clothing are of the bed quality sod apparently sew. They are in • oof the Wigtonshire comity police. The body was I=interred in the parish burying-grounds on the sth inst. Droving or Wow:cars. —The Bishop of Worces ter hes licensed the Rev. Jamas Skinner, M.A., late Fellow of the University of Durham, and curate of St. Barnabas' Church, Pimlico, to the incumbency of Newland, Worces tershire, cm the Dominance of the Rev. George Fisk, LL.B., vicar of Great Malvern, and prebendary of Lichfield. SHARE L1872.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLout. The railway share market to-day is firm. An improvement of about per cent. has taken place in Great Western, Loudon and North Western, and Midland stock's. Other deseTiptions present little alteration. London and North-Western stock is now quoted 94 to 94 ; Great Western, 701 to 2 ; Midland, 1271 to 128 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1071 to 108 ; South Eastern, 79i to ; Great Northern, 108 to 109, being dull ; Eastern Coun ties, 51.4 to 51, showing a rise of 1 per cent. ; and Caledonian, 1051 to ex div. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares have receded to 1i to lk prom. Pernambuco are firm, at the import:nit ri-e which took place late yogerday afternoon. Psthia continue iu demand. ULDUMILY SWARM LID STOOLS. today 101. INI 1 RAILWA2O. I Cie 4. 11 .4 1k . I 1 ai. 1111 all , name.. w ua..taautar if aa 74 8 - N. IN 'Blrlt..len.,&Clissinisa - - - 111 MI Blackburn w. -. U all 'Birth and TIN - .w - M all Bmtun,Bl666lAllLCt 61 64 - N. 100 Orl. 1,1 and Luke - N, 100 'r.irlontan - ad N all ,Cork and Bandon w- •-•- M en 'Cornwall 6 8 - M all Do. •) • Body. twin ft •-• .. 10 aUllro. 9 I p.e. Is paid to B. w. w• - M aU Dublin an( Yolfa fun 61 4$ - M all 1 bul.d., l'erth, di Aladan. 10 104 id - id 111. IN . fed aniat tii. - N. N & O Nara M. 100 I siemens twos. Bleak • 62 44 - W. IN I Do. Moak 1 110 $1 - N all i East Suffolk - - IN 100 Edlnbarghand Glasgow IC 09 ad - NI N. IN I Eallubre,Pertk.Deadas II 30 id id 16 all Forth and 012de loan - - - N. IGO 101aa10w as S. Waders 106 107 id - 10 all Dress Nankai flardland - - - N. 101 Great Nathan - 28 N. 108 Po. A Meek 100 IN in - El 1 1 1. 100 Do. 1 Nese 129 131 in - N. 1410 Gt. South& INN, Pa.; 104 106 - M. 400 c Grest Waders 7O 704 70 N. 1011 Do.StourtlaLOwEalli 67 69 - N. 10 Lanorldrea Terksittr lO6 1911 len 4f 4 86. 100 London and Maakwall 57 55 - ek ; Loa tarlAtOoa ll4 116 - W. IN ;don. Dor 48 60 - M. 100 '1,...1,1und Nail Gala 984 9/4 Ni 124 all D.. lelibths WNW -•- - N. Loudon& -.. N .11 Lon - IN ... - U NI lb. and Inunakill• 10 11 ••• N. 149 llan.,llo•l.otLinealneb 45 67 1 4 1 19 all Yelropolban 6 3 db - k NI Itlellarid w If 1174 1 U 127 4 1 Was 2.14 Do. Ne If wa -pm 41 . W/ Do. Intro.t Derby- IN 102 - 10 all NW. tit. Wu. Ore.) - M all 3114 Kent - .- - 16• all Neereestle and Dotal, -•- .-. 10 9 Newry& Armagli deL .. 8 BW. - N all Deory,Warreno. alto. .... -• .. N, IN Narb11l N. I* North British - N. all North Devon Bell. &D - -.- N. all DD. • - - N. IN N. lbadars-bervlsk - if 104 Z. 1/o. G.X.Pnra par 41a - pm l4. WO Do. Lords tiO elo4 - 64. 100 Da. York 6t. IW North London - M all NotibtB. 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Do., New 4 p. of Zeman Union. 4 p. el [dia.& Glees°. p. 44. Min., Perth, Dun.,4- p.e. CIIISS Northern, 6 p. et. Do.bered.at 10p.M.mn. Do. 4) per cent. Do.4c.red.at 5 p.c.pm OLX. p. Scotland. let Pre( 01. West (berkeditente Do. redeem. fil p. cent Do. redeem. 4 p. mat Do. indorse. s p. et. Do.l93..tredema Fret Do. Bina. Pref. Mare, Do.ChesterPt.BLBp.c. Do. do. do. 6p. c. Do. arm. Ono. Stock Da Meet. Gen, Shane - 4;7 do 1 a ... 0. Do. do. do Lae & Yorkaii. • p.olk Loo.4Nrlght..6p.e.Chul No.l Do.llp.e. do. N.. % D..6µ.d0. D.. r do. No. Do. p.o. do, Do. p.a. pita do.. Do. p.c. Prof. Stock. D0.d0.0.d0.(W. L&C.P Dolg e. ol ldn. dd. to i l Loo.C4othaso sod Dove W.Cov.aolon./F. LA5.W.7p.c.811.40 Loodoudrry.t Roofs. sh Ilan .El 44 bot &Unclip. at. Do. Da tt K aut .. • Uaredeeseb4e p.el IN IldtslOose,ap.e.Stea, IN Dwane. De.* 13.11p.e. De.e..N. Peet No Daliailieelia p.a ledsik Sp. 4./a. Steel IN Zee& Dritlek mew UN Da New Ose. tp. et. 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It i ...' —: poi 3 3 3 3 3 T 313 10 41 66 67 5 4 Ms bt • St i I dr 4 psi 1114 71 Sleri 10 210 - vv - 14 oaasw. r 1 G - IN t- lei 1g lei 100 101 le 100 08 90 80 91 101 105 14 17 .4 78 In 70 90 11 10 10} 18 VA 11l 114 ill iii 1M 1I .4 Ul 114 .. lOU 101 160 166 UT In T 2 74 N N lie 14 1111 lts j 9 Pa 74 9 Iry -- 134 Ull 100 131 91 93 110 112 109 111 1 li p 90 92 Par i Pin i dW ipm 11 14 to 111 10 10} 00 3 90 101 SI 101 K 21) 22 is 17 22 n ss ss U 45 IV 144 101 1111 110 100 102 110 in air,rd. Alion sad U. liar. Bank Andralairla Bank of kart Bank of London Bank of Turkey *Mak N. Amnion Chart. Bank of India, Andealla. and CUM . More. of Indln. lon., and (bins SU/ . 9.61°014_ Co.m of Canada Cent. of 14a4aa Nag. RootAkisslarrtil 0. Bank of evitasrlaad Loa. CU Bank al AtistirL 2 - I;cr --- Leadas d County Laudon Joist sa Stook-Loudon &Naga African Lon. mad Westminster.. Not. Prfm. Nadk odd.. a Now. Hatband Bank New Bona Wales Oriental b.ak Boman Ottoman Bank Provincial al Ireland Sank - __Aufsfatfit [Vika of Austriala tfodoo of London lb*" Mutual N 41 lee sIC No. 1 56. 1 00drail1. I Pill OL Wow. 1 east. 10,000 c 10 Anglo.lloxlasiarl *I Ilf - 10,000 10 Atlantic 111. Mall St (L)I an I 1 ...- 360 IWO Atlantic 141. 111=4 ad - - - 10,0001 00 Awauallaa Agrteral 19 O. 31 914 9 47,000 10 Marl* WaSorworks.. ail 4 el - 4090 60 Brit & Irlah)l9 TO. • an 111 MI - 11700 20 Do. 3 I Par &MUM 1111 13 10 - 10 Do. 0 - 0.916' 111 . Lod all WI 110 - NO.OOO , Bt. Co o p.ollbp.allmalL all l7 - 1,0011116 St. Rib* 111 II 36 Sllf *LINO, 116. rrokrmice II/0 DM IN - 960,000 St. Do. 9p. et. Peep. Dr/ ,10n 004 107 - 40,000 10 LlndlattcLon.Shlppngl' 111 1 Of Ms - 00,000 10 Koatlodialrng.d canal 1 pee 4pm - 190,000 It Idoetrlet Telegraph - 111,090 6 Sag. and Amt. cop. *PM 16 Cloo. BMus& Nmipati. -- - a 16 110,000 1 Ore* Chip (Limited) - 100,000 1 Do. 174 per rent. PreL all p 4 - 11,000 6 Los. District TM. (1.) 4l •-•- dla - 100,000 4 Low. Oen. Omnibus Co al& lf If - *OM 20 Iladraa Intim. • 43aer0 1 If Ilf pm - 00,000 le IlalltemweaulDa9Ted all .- .. - • 11.1100 10 Madllor. U. Tel. (Lbw) all 3 I - /AM 16 National Dismount Co I If Of AM - (000 10 NarboddaCoalttlromL; 1 If 4 dla ILSIO 10 Nothorlaads Lewd - - -• 00,000 6 Dm Sp.., Io all ea all f 1 - 1,714 100 N. Drava. &N.G.* 1.41 lll S 10 - moo I N. Mt. AmteaMakm all 11 1 If - *OW . Om all 1 4 ( - * Lim Om I Lim " New Shame - 10.09. 15 n. In. nem. NAL I all 0 - 910,010 11l Peal 'Mar Lod At Mls lOO DI 60 4119 10,000 60 Voala. sod Orkm.ll6oam all 67 19 - 10,00 u Id Do. Now SO 11 I& Twa - *ea IP RA* a tat Tel. GM ad 14 let - *Mu ilaramey Irma - 10.000 11 Do. New , ell af II& - 16,000 100 2.7.1 Mall Maus l 00 11 62 - 130,000 11. • Mut Invoulaa 1110 111 140 - *AK II Australlas Ladd all SS 114 311 f 74030 1 TaL *rip - MOM I Do. do. loglatorod all - IMMO 10 Do. do. - IMO 10 t As. Amtmlla (lJellted) That Lwow 1 fMal pm - *OP N La.Co.U.Qmada 6 - - - IMO* 0 Um. Itlegdos TaL (L.). 1 1 dl. par - *AN I* Vow Idommia Land ... •me 91 101 I - PROVINCIAL WARR MARNITS. unmoor. Star. - Cdedonian, 104 1051 ex div —Zadern Coantles, 9 1410 10 I.lo—Oreat Northern, tost lo97—(lreet Western, 70 70i—Leneashlre snd Yorkshire Steak, 1071 South and North Western Block, tlei nth—London and South Wevtara, 06106—Manchester, Itherirkl, and Lincolnshire. 451 46-31141aad stook, It e li_ll7l —Ditto new shares) le 1 916 p North BMW 03 North 14tailotdshire„ 4 41 4—North Eastern, Berwick, 102 1 —Ditto, York and North Midland. 01e Vl—Ditto, Leeds Capital Stock, tri 61—xonth Eastern and Dover, El 1116 tei xii—West Midland, Oxford, 471 451—Buffet.. and Lake Huron, 4 7-10 4 9-16—Dutch Rheolgt, 115-16 d —Orand 'frank Canada, 4 15-10 5 1-10 - Great Luxembourg. IS: 1546 Great Western o f Canada, 91 01-1111nots (kestrel, 1042e1 d Erie, eximommonent, 48 131-11uunes and Money Imam" 1 1416 4 " 11 LICKOtfg/t. Stn. 19.—The market opened steady, hut during the day gent lower, clueing at the loac3t point. Zastern (lunatic., 10--Grand Trunk uf Canada, I Ix—Great Western, 701—Illinois Central, 114 d.—Lancashire and Yorkshire, 108 f f S—Men cheater, Sheffield. and Lincolnshire. 46 lj ) i Midland. 127 f f —North Waggery, Berwick, 102 i—south kaftan, SA gli—hank of Manchester, 2 p.—Kendal and Wiisiermars. 1 4—Mailellestor Sire Assurance. 1 d.—Great ealp, As. Ad.-1111mb 7 per cent. Bonds, 805—fhwestry and Newtown, 7 1616—West Midland, Newton, 6 per oents. pref., 100. THE LONDON GENERAL OMNIBUS COMPANY.- The report of the directors, just issued, shows a prollt on the half-year of only 22131. Ils. IL, coosequently no dividend is moonlit:leaded. ACCIDENT BY TUB BCBSTING or • Rine.—On Tuesday morning last, as Mr. GM" banker, rho is one of the officers of the St Andrew's artillery volunteers, was engaged, along with other members of the company, at firing hall with the rifled carbines issued to the artillery volunteers, the weapon of that description which Mr. Grace was using burst in his hand (at the breech) the tint round. Mr. Grace most marvellously escaped with a contusion on the left wrist. Portions of the stock, lock, mid barrel flew in all directions. One of the pieces of the stock struck the sergeantemejer of the cam pany in the chest without injuring him. The amps, net only of Mr. Grace himself, but of those who were sear him, was most providential. The carbine which Mr. Grace was using bad never been fired by any member of the com pany. It was as received out of the government stone.— Ifdinberyk Conran f. MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLocs. The funds to-day are rather dull. In thr ab,rnc_• of btuiines, a relapse of about l e percent. ha% taken place in Consols. English railway stocks .are Sneer to-day. In the other markets the altera tion in prices is not of importance. Brazilian railway shares continue to attract attention. Consuls are officially marked 931 and 4 fur money, and 934 and 1 for the account. The present quo tations are 931 to 4 for money, and 931, " for the 10th of October. The official business re port is as follows :—Three per Cents. Reduced, 914, 1 ; New Three per Cents., 914, 1, 1 ; India Stock, 233 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 104, log ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1839, 981 ; Five per Cent. " eufaoed," rupee paper, 991, 4 ; ditto, Five-and-a-Half per Cent., 1034, 1 ; Exchequer Bills, March, 2s. prem. ; ditto June, 45., 71. prem. In the foreign stock market the principal trans• actions have been in Mexican Bonds, which continue iu demand, and have been dealt in as high as 24 ; the last transactions reported are at 231. Turkish Bonds are slightly flatter ; the Loan of 1834 is now quoted 834 to 4, and that of 1858, 681 to 4, ex div. Other foreign stocks are steady, but the transactions have not been nume rous. Sales are recorded as follows :—Austrian Five per Cents., 511 (exchange, 108.); Brazilian Four-and-a-Half per Ceuta., 1860, 911, 91; Italian Five per Cents., 701, 4 (ex change, 25fr.) ; Buenos Ayres Deferred, 281; Mexican Three per Cents., 231 ; ditto for account, 231, 4, 24, 234 ; New Granada Active, 161, 4 ; ditto Deferred, 54 ; Russian Five per Cents., 993, ex div. ; Spanish Three per Cents., for amount, 494, 50 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1858, for ac count, 88j, 00, ex div.; ditto 1001. Bonds, 714. The Bank of England being still underbid by the general market, the applications at the Dimiount office yesterday were upon the same limited scale as om Wednesday, notwithstanding the reduction in the charge. In Lombard-street good bills were readily taken at 34 per cent, with occasional transactions as low as 3. In the Conaol market the rate for loans was only about 21 per cent. In consequence of the alteration at the Bank, the joint-stock banks have reduced the rate aliowel for deposits front 3 to 21 per cent., except that the Loudon and Westminster allow only 1 for sums below 5(N)!. The discount establishments will henceforward give 2} per oent. (instead of 3) "at call," and 21 (instead of 31) "at notion." An instalment of 20 per cent. falls due on the Indian Loan of 4,000,0001. on Tuesday next, but little remains now to be paid. Sixty thousand pounds in gold was purchased by the Bank yesterday. The Swiftsure, with 205000/. in gold, has now been at sea 80 days from Melbourne ; the Jame% Wilson, with 78,0001., 72 days ; and the Lincoln shire, with 207,0001., 80 days. The total is 488,.000/.. The Liverpool cotton market is still rising. Prices were quoted yesterday id. higher than on Friday, and the sales reached 20,000 bales. We understand that the address to Earl Russell from the merchants and others connected with the trade of Mexico will lie for signature at the office of Mr. Samuel Brown, 48, Threadneedle-street, until 2 o'clock on Satur day, when it will be sent to Liverpool and Manchester. TS Eastern Counties Railway traffic return Shows this week an increase of 2,7981. ; the Man chester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, a decrease of 1,714/. ; the North Eastern • decrease of 2,331/. ; the Lan cashire and Yorkshire, a decrease of 2,0831.; and the Midland, a decrease of 2,987/. A general meeting of the Atl'antic Royal Mail Steam Navigation Company is called for the 7th of October. The position of the market for American securi ties is noticed as follows by Messrs. D. Bell, Son, and Co. : During the pant week there bee been rather more activity in the market for American Securities, and transactions to some extent have taken place in United States Five per Cent. Bonds at 71 to 72 ; Virginia Six per Cents., 471 to 481 ; sad Pennsylvania Five per Cent. Bootle, 71 to 72. Stooks are not freely offered for isle, and prices generally are firmly sustained. With regard to the wine and spirit trade the fol lowing is from the circular of Mr. F. W. Coeens : Since the departure of the August mail our wine and spirit markets have been without novelty. Brandy is de. cidedly firmer, without any alteration in value. Holders of rum an firm, prices • shade easier. Wines move off slowly, purchases being confined to buyers' immediate waste. The advice, to baud by the last Australian mail conti nue unsatisfactory, and although our export of liquids gene rally has for many months beam limited, still no correspuod ieg improvement in prices is reported. It would appear i that from some came or other prices at the Antipodes are sot always regulated by supply and demand. Sherry.—The /*telt advice' from Jerez report the coit• meneement of the vintage. The weather had been for some weeks unusually hot and dry, many of the vineyards Buf fering considerably in consequence. The oidiurn has not caused as ranch damage as was at one time herd, although undoubtedly it has curtailed the crop to some extent. The yield is estimated to produce (should the weather continue propitionsl rather less than two-thirds of an average. eon. tracts have been made for the Mato at about 2!. per butt advance upon the rater paid for 1860 at this period last year. The Electra has been chartered to leave Cadiz at the end of November with a cargo of sherry for Sydney direct. Port.—From the Douro the sdvioea report the commence ment of the vintage, the quantity estimated as likely to le produced, is between 30,000 and 40,000 pipes, and in spite of the "...idiom" (undoubtedly checked by the liberal sp. plication of sulphur) the quality promises to be above mediocrity, smut asserting it will be even superior to the crop gathe red in MO. In France, some districts have yielded satisfactorily, others promise to be less favourable ; prices at Bordeaux (Claret) and Epernsy (Champagne) are well maiumiued. Brandy.—The news from Cognac is still unfavourable ; the disappointing result of the crop keeps prices firm, with an upward tendency ; the London stock gradually decreases, and with the usual autumnal demand prices are likely to be higher ; it is still sffirmed upon good authority that the Cognac houses will not be In • position to quote 1801 as a vin, R ta um ge .—The stock of this spirit increases, the home and export trade shows for the seven months ending July 31, • decline of nearly 3,201 puncheons as compared with tho same months of 1860. Prices are a shade easier fur those descriptions suitable for shipment to the Australian markets. Thu return of the Bank of England for the week ending Sept. 18, compared with that for the pre vious week, shows the following changes : Circulation lama 027,823,443 Increase 1:34.1,730 Circulation active 19,816,180 Decrease 18,650 Public deposits 6,081,928 Incroane 19.t.919 Miier deposits 12,442,830 increase t 5,170 Government securities is __ banking depirnamt 10,450,800 No change Othersecwinesin banking department Coin and bullion in both departments 13,900,792 Increase 350,390 Seven day and other bills 704.7412 increase 1,834 The Rest Notes in reserve Total reserve (notesk coin) in banking department 8,813,612 Inc:reale 367,010 - • • There is again a considerable increase, both in the bullion and rogerve. The total of the former i. now fourteen millions, and of the latter nearly nine millions. RANK OF ZNOLAND.—AD sod bth Vie., C. SS, tor tho 14 NIL bunt pamtant to the Act 7th enalLng on Woclattday, 'Sept. 1.1117111 DEN Notes brood AfteSS,446 , 4111111IFT. /L 27,823,441 IBANKtisO Di Proprietors' Capital £ug.6:1,080 Licit Public Deposits Ja c-lodine Mt stmt Day. Bub, Cum sols. of N a tional (.7orernment debt 411,016,100 Other securities 3,440100 Gold coin and bul lion PAPIIIIII7. Goveramrnt 427.10,446 Asot.e.) Other 11,411,11t0 Bevan day aad other 704,1•1 titles u di ng Devi Weight An nuity; Other Securities Notes (told and Silver Coln 826.117 &1/45641 418,614,444 Sept. 19, 19111. 464 IL. YAISRALI. Chief Cashier. TIONIDAT EMIL/ Consols, which closed yesterday at 94, "sellers," for the 10th October, opened this morning at Oa same quotation, and closed at 93Z to 94. For money the last price was 931 to I. The official business report its as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 94, f, g ; ditto, for account (October 10), 94, 94; Three per Cents. Reduced, 91:. 2 ; New Three per Cents., 911, ; Thirty Year, Anne.. 1985, 14, ; India Stock, 221 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 103 i, Fi ; ditto, for account, lu4l ditto, Scrip, 104 ; ve per Cent. " enfaeed" rupee paper, 96/ ; ditto Five-and a-half per Cent, 104, g. The India Five per Cents. were firm, with a tendency to in:prove:tient. The stock closed at 104 to t , for Os account, and the scrip at 104 to 1. The March Exchequer Bills remain quoted 21. die. to 2s. rem, and the June 4s. to 78. prem. The foreign stock market retains au u t pward ten dency. Turkibil Bonds closed about per vent. better than yesterday—the Loan of 18444, at 84 tol ; and that of 1858, at 68/ to 69, ex div. Mex ican Bonds, after being marked 23/, bad risen at the close to 231 to 1. Ch Tian Four-and-a-Half per Cents. advanced 1 per cent., leaving off at 831 to 84k. Sardinian and Peruvian Uribarren Bonds rose # to 1 per cent. The upward tendency extended to Buenos Ayres, Brazilian, and some other descriptions, the general course of prices i 1 this department being decidedly favourable. Colonial government debentures were in increased demand to-day, especially New Brunswick, Victoria, and Canada Five per Cents. MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLocw. The mining market shows rather lees activity to-day. East Caradon shares are somewhat flatter, at 2611 to a, and North Downs at bj to North Basset are quoted df to j, showing firmness, and West Caradon, 44 to 46, being steady. Marks Valley are called 10 . / to I ; West Polinear. 12s. 6d. to 13s. ; Stray Par k, 31 to 32 ; Camborne Vean, 2k to ; and 11orrh Treskerby, 23.1 to 244. In foreign and colonial descriptions no variation of importance has taken place. 800 Accord are officially marked in the Stock Exchange, k pram ; Great Northern (South Australia) it prem. ; and Port Philip, par. At Bedford United Mine three-monthly general mooting yesterday the accounts showed • balancein favour of the Rl lei of 1,1031. 14s. ld., and an estimated balance of receipts our payments before the meeting in December next of 1.417 L 17s. ld. A dividend of Is. 6d. per share was declared. 64 M OS el SO IL N i 06 I Os 63 6 ' 21) 214 70 72 zn 1 $7 31., 1 1111 in t4l 31 . P' 'I Sii na iff Vale par, 417 14 .I 60 61 In 111 i :di 10 u" 364 i 614 pi aUt i id COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANE.-(TRIS DAY.) - - The weather yesterday was very fine, but to-day it is rather unsettled. During the morning it was stormy, but it is now fine, with the wind from the south-west. The home grown wheat supply this week is rather men liberal. Barley, malt, and oats limited. Bann and per short. Irish and Scotch oats very few. The foreign arrivals of wheat are considerably increased since lust day, American and Prussian. Flour, a few more American bales, and a small parcel of sacks from the Mediterranean. Barley, next to none during the week. Oats, a very large quantity reported since Wed. needay, principally Russian, Danish, and Swedish, with a few American and Hanoveriaa. The wheat trade today is steady at last Monday's quotation', with some inquiry for export to the Continents Flour trade firm, and lionday's prior fully inaintained. Barley very firm. A large &meal of oats, which tends to depress tha trade, and pikes of most descriptions, excepting the very finest corn, ed. to ls. lower. Beene and peas quite WI dear. Linseed the turn dearer, rapeseed nominally the same en on Monday, mustard cold without change. New tares steady, and not much doing. FIAMTING Cs R.:0?-4.—Trade steady with a continued mind for the Continent, and wheat and maize fully mainline late quotations. WHlAL—English : Essex and Kent, white, new, 60e. to ; ditto, fine old, 54e. to Ma ; ditto red, new, Mc to Oa; ditto, One, old, 504. to 51e. ; Norfolk, he., doe, old, —is. be —s.; red, new, —4. to —e. Foreign : Dantaie, 68e. to 626.; fine, 645. to 66e.; extra, 66e. to Ms.; Konigsberg, MA to Ha; ditto. extra, 58s. to 641.; Rook ea, 65e. to 66t . ; Yecklenbeqg red, 58e. to 66a.; Uckermark ditto, 158 e. to ilis. ' • Anzeriews white, 58e. to 62.5.; ditto red, 62a to 56..; Canadian, 511 s. to 62e. _ . _ malli 38a. to 395. ; fine, 401. ; grind's& re. to Vs.; awt n diatilling, 28s. to 281. per qt.; foreign grmding, 255. to 26..; ditto distilling, 28s. to 11a.; malting, —s. to —s. 111.w.—English, Essex and Norfolk, 695. to Co. • be. 635. to 70s. ; Kingston and Ware, 655. to 72a; biotin. 50s. to 58.. --- osira --- -English feed, 28s. Od. to 30s. Od. potato, 30a. to 32a. ; foreign, 18.. Od. to ria. Ern, 30.. to 325. Bians.-English tick, 335. to 411. ; harrow, 409. to 440 ; pigeon, 40s. to 445. ; foreign, Maranon, 34.. to 380. ; tisk 380. to 40s. ; Konigsberg, 30.. to 445. ; K g yptiao, 365. to 375. Pau.-Eaglish boilers, 38s. to 425.; whit . Rod blue, 3ffit. to Els. ; maple, 40a. to 43... grey, 345. to 341; hog, Eis. to 38.. ; foreign. 31a. to 375. FLOOL-English town, 48s. to 50a. ; ditto fine, COI. to 5/11.; country, 435. to 441. ; Norfolk and Suffolk, 38.. to 41a; French, -a. to --a. pm sack; American, 27.. to 31..; Canadiao, 27.. to 31a. ; Spanish, 451. to 525. INDIAN COWL-White, 395. to 425. ; yellow, 40e. to 43t. FLOATING CARGOES, All C. F. and 1.-Wheat: Broth aoski and Marianople, per 492113 e., 48s. to 565. ; Ghir ka, 48a. to 545. ; Polish Odors, per 48011 n., red, 434. to 475. ; 54.. to 56e. ; Dumb, mad Galata 365. to 425. ; Foyptiss, 345. to 365. Barley: Egyptian and Syrian, per 40018.., 22a. to 25e. ; Odease and Danube do., 25.. to tio. Beans : Egyptian, per qr., 31., to 345. Maize : Odom and Galata, per 492115., 31s. Oil. to 325. ; Ibr.il and Bulgai iao, pet 481.1i1ia, 304. Od. to 311. ; French, do., -s. t, -a ; American, do., 295. to 30s. ,grant--Osoary seed, per qr., 41s. to 50s. ; Hemp. seed, per qr., 46a. to 480. ; Mustard seed, per white, 9s. to 10s. ; brown, -a. to -s. ; Linseed, per qr., crushing, 50s. to Ma. ; Linseed cakes , English, per 12/.15e. to 131.5.. ; American, thin, in kris., per km, 101. 51. to 101. 165.; do., thick, round, mid obleng,b/. 10a. to IW. 10s.• Baltic, 91. to 01. L.. ; Xarsuillea, !M. ss. to 10/.55.; Raps cakes. 5/. to 51. 10.. LRILIVAI/6 INTO LONDON TRAY SEPT. 16 11., SU' r. O. Mort 10411•11 awl Scotch. Irish. Yon on,. 2410 .... 11210 barley 1 Osta Ilalt ... 113) .. .... lbw lleglial . tolo sick'; foreign, ' O, 4!0 LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) (now OUR OWN OOLVISPONDRIIT.) (ST MUTTON AND MISR SAOWITIO TZLIORAPH.) Modende attendance at corn market. Good healthy trade in wheat at extreme rata. of Tuesday. Floor it fair request at late rates. Indian corn in good demand ad 3us tid. to 31s. for mixed. Egyptian bean. unaltered. Oats and oatmeal dull. MINCING LANE.-(THIS DAY.) SCGAB.-There has been a very steady sale during the week at very full prime, and in some cases at 6d. advance. A cargo of Havana sold for the United Kingdom, No. 15. at 30s. ; and on the spot Porto Rico, brown. 345. to 365. ; low to superior bright yellow, 30. Gd. to 4n.. ; and Cuba Muscovado brown, 33e. to 3. e. ; middling, 3iis. to 375. • and Meted°, 10s. 4d. duty, 234. ;12s. 81. dut3, 21s. 9d. &fined is steady, but shore as a want of animation in cue demand. Tts.-There have heen large publi a odds this trout they went MT with spirit, and the market closes firm, with • slight advance. corrim. -The trinket continues very firm, and the par. eel. offered by ovetanu have found bus•... at ...Preme rates. thdica^y rod fits ordinary :amaicsOkis WS& ed. ; low middling and middling, 70s. to 144.; 715.1. 9811. ; lOW to fine middling Ceylon. 701. 6d. to 795. 6d. COCOA hos wild readily at full pnoes; grey Trinidad. 60a. to 538. • onlivary to superior red, S.M. to Ws.; very supe. nor. 95. i. 6d. to Inia 6d. ' num.-A small parcel of Demerara sold at la rd. to 2s. St Croix, le. 7d. • Leeward*, la. 7d. ; ldauritiu., la. 64.1: Bens.-There lee good demand but saes limitesi,uwing to the high prices asked by holders. Smut bare sold at about previous prices. Flow.-The demand is limited. Priem are nnalter.l iiALTPLITS. —Business Lai beau tiassacted at 335. 3d. b ud. for retractioa 2 to 7 lbs. CWl'Ol.-1,300 Data sold at fell prices. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS D A Y.) The market is at at the following rates : - Town tallow, 48m. 3d. oet cash; Petersburg Y.C., on the spa. his. ; October to December, 47e. ; January to March, 48..; Iforoh, 48e. 6d. inDK MARKET. -(THIS DAY.) LlADESUALL.—Hides—Prioess :-561ba. to 6411 m., 3d. to aid. ; 641bs. to 721118., Sid. to Sad. ; 721bn. to Woe., 24d. to 4d. ; &Abs. to 88110., 4.1. to 4jd. ; 66110. to 961115... 40. to 581. ; 961118. to 1041b8., W. to 5151. Horn 86. tot's. CAW skins. light. 28. to 4s. • peutotrototr.--Sheop skins : de. to os. ; birds, 3s. 4d. to 3s. 93. ; dolma, 30. to AL 4d. ; lambs. 2d. 10d. to b. 6d. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Mews. Pettenden and Smith report an active decd f^r the new growth at the following currency ;—Mid and. Mao Meat, N. 04. to 12/. ; Weald of Kent. 81. 10a. M 101. 10e. ; Sussex, 8/. Ba. to W. Duty, 110,0001. 6 1 100 110 1101 106 106 IT* let qi 1111 ll* 108 107 im 117 ict 111 la 1011 in 107 in xd •••• 11l IR -• ID 4