The Express. — London, England, 1865-09-04 00:00:00

LOOT SPORTING INTELLIGENCE pt ammo rumours.) MARGATE MEETING.—(TRIS DAY.) HANSGATH PLANK T6n►quarlw of a mil'. R.i o dn:, Adorned', Little Gliedleataa, Lead of the pd, chioquot the Jeaber, areaus, Hatay Hapelaad. L y dia, &Waal, Auld Syseteh Bey are ham \unrolls° STAKES. Ow mile. prow. Feseatation, Ociafederalit, Mysterious Lady, seer Miry, pm* Huila Hill, Pathfinder, and Bunch • -- _ en here. BILAMFIELD OUP. Otte mile. L aps Yam Praetor, Brows Duchess, Nike Mary, sorte „,. Devotee, Star Orem, Bedwerth, Troth, Chioquot sh , Joke, putt' mu. Olextee, Hurrah, Booth, said I Tristatiker are here. MARGATE STAKES. Three-quarters of a mile. wo o d, Wild Air Finale, Aachen of St. Albans, and Nola& a Sr. basil. ippurfi EASFEBN RAILW ha AY f STAKES. One nule and a lOW wary, Fotosetatioe, Freestoes, Cloalechnlist, Banat, and %dearth an non. )11R4TB BONDHOLDIA&-(THIIS PAT.) COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. -(THIS DAT.) Freels up to oar market to-day the arrivals of hone grows wheat were moderate, but were mostly composed of new wheats, in very medley or:edition. The trade was dull, even Mt the finest maniples of last year's produce, and In the sale" effected factors submitted to a reduction in mice of le. per quarter, a total eleassoce of the supply not being effected. Foreign wheat was in fair simply. The hastiness tram sated was limited, and at rather lower prams. The market was very otoderately supplied with barley, the demand for which rebid quiet, at about previous rates. Melt was firm, and fully as dear as on Monday last. The supply of oats on sale was moderate. For most qualities there wee a pod demand, at as advance in Prim 01 6d. per quarter. Beans changed bands at fully late rates. Per were in steady request, and prima rated firm. The Boar wade was steady, sad let Moadey's currency was steadily 'imported. The arrivals of floating cargoes off coast were on a niederate seals. The demand for arrived cargoes of wheat was inactive, and to have breed sales a slight redootion must have been submitted to. Is grain, for forward ship line; males processed to-day. Prices, however, were un altered. Berdsnaki, 42e. 7001. to 43e. ; GaAs. 46. to ea 42e. 6d. ; ditto on passage, 41e. to 43e. ; ditto shipping, 81. 42e. 6d. ; ditto September shipment, 425. 4d. ; and ditto to la berhipped in September or October, 418. 9d. to 425. 3d. ;ditto Doable or November shipment, 42.. 9d. per 4921 1 e. For ; shipment from September to November, Sandomirca t o realised 43a. 6d. to 445. ; Polish, 435. 6d. Per 4801 ln• The inquiry for Maize was chiefly confined to cargoes for N arrival, M which a fair amount of business we transacted, 1 00 at an deems upon late rates of from 6d. to ls. per gagster. thrall, arrived, 295. 3rl. to 29.. 9d. ; dittw oe passage, 288. 6d. ; ditto for shipment in September 28.. 6d. ; ditto to be shipped by end of November, 295. t per 48011 e. ; Odessa, on purge, 28e. to 30e. 9d., 55 ditto to be shipped from September to November, 31s. ; ditto shipping, 301. per 4921b5. ; Galata, on pemage, 30e. to N. 308. lid. per 492 Me. Arrived cargoes of barley were held at is quite previous quotations. Grain for forward shipment was more sought after, at about 6d. pa qr. more money. Wel- is lesbian, on passage, 218. 6d. ; Nioolaieff, 21.. 9d. ; ditto, to at be shipped as September or October, 22.. per 40011 e. In rye no business wee reported ; Danubian was offered 1. 5 at 278. per 4801 he. No sales were reported in T s : beaus ; Danubian about 34e. to 35e. Per 48011 * Danubian milletied was held at 19e. ed. to 20e. eh per 4801bs. The trade for linseed ruled quiet, bat at full It. earnieeies. Oaloutta or A:off. on passim 58e. to 58 0- 61 . per quarter. Bombay. in warehouse, 68e. 64, Osicatta, l a t 56e. 6d. to 57e. ; Mirsepora and Pat', 56e. ; Black Sea and Asoff, 57e. to 581. ; E,gyptiee, M 5.: St. Petersburg, suer- LO tier, 54.. to 555. ; Ar&aagel, 50.. to 52e. per qr. Linseed .0 cakes declined 2s. 6d. Der ton, with a dull sale. Lades- LOS made, 101. to 101. Is. 6d. ; New York. in barrels, t 101. 6e. ; ditto, in bags, 101. to 101. 25. 6& ; Western, it 91. 100. to 91. 12s. 6d. ; and Marseilles, 91. to 9/. 5.. per ts. ton. Cottonseed cakes moved off slowly, on easier terms. t y Loodon.made, 41. 17e. 6d. to 51. ; Ferosoode, September to. shipment, 51. 2 x. 6d.; Dunkirk, 51. ss. to 51. 7e. 6d. per ton. it. Rapeseed was in steady request, at enhanced rates. lie lodise, on passage, 625. 9d. ; ditto to be shipped by eod of 1 . 1 ! October, Rs. 91 to 53e. per 5 mounds. Gaunt 71e. to y h 72e. ; Ferozepore, 638. ; Calcutta, 60e. • Danubian culti vated, 61s. to 625. In the value of cot tonseed no alteration is took place. Egyptian, arrived, 7/. 30. 6d. ; ditto on pis. te mega, 71. 3s. &L ; ditto to be dipped, 71. 2s. 6d. per ton. 2 5 ARRIVAL OF SUDO. Engbak Tares, 192 ; linseed, to 6 ; rapeseed, 341; sundry, 874 firs. Foreign: Main, 3,983 ; sundry. 158 qrs. Earoars.-Wheat, 780 ; malt, 36 ; area, 11 ; linseed, ) 4, 4,616 ; oilseeds, 2,350 gra. ; flour, 252 mita. ell*MBB2 FALUN. Pa Qr. /mar. 4. a. Bsses. Sent, red, old 44 to 50 new 40 LO 45 BC Walk 04,1 50 to fig new 40 to 48 Natal and Eisicroin red, new L 441.14 A meeting of the bondholders of the Seven per Ocefsderate Loth was held this day at the London Tows, to consider their altered position now that the gerthernest of the United Steles has become the "de yam• goyeratneat of the Confederate Stales, and if deemed es pediest to appoint a committee to protect their rights „m e ws* and generally to take such steps as might be dosed arable. Algid irALLIII having taken the chair, Mr. OWEIIIIIAIN said they were met to oeneldot their sallies as the holders of this loan, and also what was th e oho of it He was not a stockholder, being merely the Neat of themes who wished to hare the matter smoldered. g o boleti it &nimble that a committee should be A ppointed to investigate the cironmatances under which the Ices was contracted, and what securities bad been giro by those who brought forward the loan. Tbey would inquire whether the agents had say whey in their hands to be applied in Sthidatiee of the loan. He would not give any opinion bthelf, but he bad high authority for stating that the ill&d11111 SWAM of the late confederation woo severally bible fee • propeetiosate amount of the loan. (Hear.) He she thought that the Federal government were interns. bona, as well as morally bound to pay this loan. The Moil States were one nation which conquered the Code. Pie Meath another motion ; and the former being now the dead° government of the !attar, he thought they wer e l a th to pay the debts °entrained by the Confederate States. (Sear, hear.) It resulted from a deei,ion of Vice-Chancellor Weed is a recent caw, that the Federal government were kW& After some disonmion it was agreed that a committee, onsistiog of the chairman, Mr. Chamberlain, and Mr. Mor ose, a large bondholder, should be appointed to act, and to report the melt of their action to a meeting to be held the 18th of next month. A vote of thanks to the dolman terminated the pro. eselbla• Bh. IM. I BAXLWAYL I Cl"k4 SatarL d r. lab : 1 lad WWt....1 ai :::::I . all UD& sod Band= 41 Ostawo Z . IlecjA Moodie. antl •••• 100 'Daigle siodas Jleno es Yl W01ki1a.2.1.34 14 21 Suit Loudon kelp (ket. • Do. 1 10 00 11144r0w as 4 Vor alms. 11 0 I 100 Otoiii &Airs Ord. Si. 47 100 Do. 1L asg. 72 100 100 Oven. lifeellietSsoilinel Cheablfoidiers 14.1 1 100 OsA I A so di. ma llO 11 100 W. 5 ifiOp4.l4pold B 114 1 , 100 04. South it West. am) 06 100 Om* 661 _ 65 id 17 2 dl. 16 1 2 cll2 112 471 ri zal 132 e vt •-• zd 100 Do.llfter VaLesi.lllk -- lei Do. Bon* Woks._ St 110 Do. W. 1110.-000224 45 100 Do. Do. Newport 60 100 Do. Do. Hwolo2o 106 100 Ignosiblr• T0210104* 1101 100 London and Blaokwall 28 100 I.o6.,Brlshia.2ll6.Cosat 108 li 1111 Loodon.Obalaw.e Deo 68 100 Do. Ilet.Estiro.Aop.o. 60 I 105 landestioalb wells NOS 11 106 Loudooadostbroe6oo6 1 1 11 sr" 100 itotropottlas 13 7. 11 7 Do. Now 4 Do. Eziendoo llotto.Dl4(Pro. Scrip°. 10 Do. do. do. ISO 11 Si , Do. XS &barn I ti r UO Do Dina.* Dirty. 98 W Xadl Fil I a 1001117111111746/ ..- . ::: :: - 1 el I 100 I Do. Idla.,Perth.Dasd. 17 1 1.0 IN. lialses—Berwlak .. 110 y 111 ie. Do. ff. N. L 100 Do. Lads 671 106 Do. 7aek ...... 103 100 Do. OasUala sU Do. Itock.ffDarlloa 061 U Do. do. 186648 16 Do. do. 188641 . 188 North London I Do. do., :844 100 Northataffor4ablr• all N. S. Willgefll Joao 11 166 %oast& Osaffaul 101 .11a60081 N.L. Abor.lll4 68 100 OcoUlaii Midland 180 'Bhropalro Unica 106 loath Davos 6B 111 loath Lotion au MAIMS. V , OUBOUR. 4 4 4 8 10 Taff Yale IT id ;"". 11•1 xd lii :di 164 Per Q. It HAM I. a 1 1 Rooter'. food Scotch potato ISA, while . black BRAM. Masspa 36t 40 , I 1 Tiak 33 to 42 Harrow Maroc 43 to 46 I nu. U :di ri t t 9 Id • LAMBNTH•BRIDGE COMPANY.-(TRIS DAY.) s tos vas of Nina 104 I Wieertoo et Whitehall - 100 Woo Oorawsil I 09 The half-yearly meeting was held at noon, at' Rs 21, Great George-street, Westminster; Lord Tosamc• fop in the chair. The revenue balance wee 1,7981. lls. 4d., but as Mr. Davies's lease was now drawing to s close the directors recommended that the dividend Wald be at the rate of 5/. per annum only, se they were sot aware of the actual amount of traffic This would leave 1,0331. to be carried over, and the directors believed the flame dividends would not be less than that now to be d.- Auld. The noble CHAIII.VIII, in moving the adoption of the TO -1014, gave an explanation of the financial position of the company, from which it appeared that some of the share holders had not paid up the calk, while only one antilar had signed the accounts. and • vacancy is the board occasioned by death had not been filled up. At the aims time there was every reason to expect that t►e tolls would be shortly let at • remunerative roe, and be would therefore advise that this meet ing &odd be allowed to pate off Itarmoeiously. r. Davao, the lessee, took exception to the legality of the meeting, observing that he had lost 7,0001. by his gas• swim His objection was Wed upon the fact that the seateste had Dot been properly audited, aid that the va unting is the directioe had not bees filled ea He end hie hinds held more than hell the capital of the company, sad they were anxious that the meting should be adjourned, and he moved an intendment to that effect, which was seconded by Captain Doggett, who complained that 378 shares had bees allotted epee the underateadiog that the amount would sot be called up, which he aonteeded wee The direetan ought to be 'careened to five, sad their re. SlllMegiooo fixed at 1501. a year. Under the act of parlia ment the preset., meeting wen being held too late is the yam. It should have been mimed in August. Their shares were usealeable, as • necessary consequence of the umatiofactory state of their finances, and the amounts, iscludieg those of the solicitor and engineer, imperatively demanded investigates.. Liter a short &session it win agreed that the meeting should be adjourned for three weeks, with • view to an amicable amageseest of the mitten in dispute. SLIT IBA_ Malting Distilling grinding U to 30 MUM 12CIINL I ZAILWATL 87224cetcrlk. -- iod 68 to is Clngatoo aod Wars 688 to to i 4 Brown ' — IS So IS Om MAO* l6 to 36 Whits 3B tit to Flom Tows usils. p 200 lbs. liousobeld llb to 36 Country Norfolk and Suitollt, Si sblo 3O to 31 IT' PI L.W1113441 AO ... 100 •800.114r.aC.1n.g. 6 p.e 101 10 0 Do. Mums Par all Saab • Lake aurae 4 411 Do. Prefereace 9 HO Dee., 11~0 Goderleb e er rent 1071.1-4 061. ft &Sugars to.a g. 19 iOspe T. • Doek6p. 20 Desowerst,Tp.sper.Pret 100 Bow. Bawd ipt. do lolk Ilex Wien go. 1 do lO3 De. .1 Itztendoe lamed Trost domed* 18 bo.goelp. 61.11..69.66 88 De. le6 d 805h 64 Do. do. deterred 63 Do. tad prod Goode 66 Do. do. deterred 4 Do Ord pref. De. do. deferred 34 Do. 461 A pref. Nook . 2.4 Do. do. deferred 24 Wei& iodise Pontamda , Mai Do. goo. 6 Per 0 301 .1 Do. New do Dolmaia r. 6 p. oil 101 eist. "im :41 New hod l9 to it palate l4 So W. _ _ WAIL?. Per Qt. le OM. a a 011 . Denteh and Swedish 18 to It 10 t. OO lawhut Duna CO Danish sa to n to Egyptian OO to 37 00 MS. AO = 34 co a 7 to 30 to lie • 00 iIiDUN 0.111. .03 White 2O le Itl 4 . Yellow -- 19 to SO 10 10 61 lONL 10110111 L F_ gr. ▪ s. I iii...l 54 114 tPrn A 119 Doable sai icTorio berg 45 ko 55 toatock t lieekke- 1:::a 49 to 50 40 to 41 lasilap, hard soft luagteen. red . .. whit.; 1143Lii Grinding le to 24 Dual Mag %%Mug Dutch browtrTi — .... IS to IS Seeding .... 17 to 20 ARRIVALS Or GRAM to., II WATZR CALRIAGI. /100 I/CU:18101 hog*. frock pot took .... SI to S 4 ' l .• Vanish, .... 31 to 31 fl• Amoroso. Pot NM • • 16 " " Coasethto. 34 to 30 2 ITO LoNDON, HT LAND AND I AUGUST DI TO BHT. t. ei. D o orossont of Canada 124 Do. Now ...... st Do.dp.o. p01.187$ Do .1.1 do. do. 1477-8. 6.4 Indianlndl Branch. Limited" I Modem gear. Bp. 000 t. 101 ao. do. I d 0... 96 Do. so. do.— 90 Do. MID tombs llolb. Corp. 6 96, c. llalB. and lloboces Bay 64 N. Loteaba6p.e.lif p.B. 92 rade. goo. 6 ipar coat. WO Do. NW 100 Do. do. do. Do. Poolooo d 0...... 104 Do. lair 161.16904.60. JOINT W. I a. I Wheat. saris,. um.. English ... 6612 472 II Verolgn .. 1720 4171 .... Taal.— 122771 4193 I 116.20, ii l ima e lii lln i lidlii i lei 94 i 921 ill,; - : 1176t.2 LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET• (THIS DAY.) (IT ZLECTIOO AND INTIONATIONAL TTLNOILLIM.) (RON OUR OWN COSEESPONDENT.) Market very steady • sales, about 15,000 bales ; "panda- Com and export, 5,000 bales. K 140 all 11. 100 14. 1100 1100 MINOING-LANG.--(THIS DAY.) SUCIAIL —The market centimes very strong. 330 Ptbds. of Pod* Rico sold at 34c.; 300 bags of Mauritius brawn et Te„ A 20s. ad. ; sod 100 bep of Bengal white Smarm, at 375. 63. 10.4 Refined is firm In all positions. 11,1 Corri sales of importance reported. 111,1 lim.rrrran. o —No sales reported on the spot; for arrival 7 . 1 58 tons sold at 245. Rice mediums firm, with buyers at fully last week's cur- 11 4:1 /secy. Pl' ER. —Busieass has been transacted at previous rates. tc,i Peneog at 2jel. Carron.—Sinus Friday there has been an acti v e inquiry, ".4 about 3,030 bales having been sold at rather firmer pmts. :Z 0 r . 4 1 Jur& —About 3,000 bales sold at steady prioss. The miss advertised for to-marrow consist of 400 bogs- pm heeds and 6,000 bags of sugar, 1,000 cubs I,BOD cases and 40.1 3,000 bags of coffee, about 27,000 packages of tea, and *V iii sundry drysaltery goods. ??° TALLOW MARKET.—{THIS DAY.) I —s,, aC( The market is steady. Town Tallow is quoted 475. net t 00,4 cash ; Petersburg Y.C., on the epos, old, 45 5. 6 d . ; ne w, IN ! 40e. ; December, 47e. ; Jemmy to March, 474., " Impart ;" ... Mart*, 4&., " sellers." PAITICULAIS OF TALLOW. Stock on hand this day..csaks SS.' 57 Delivery Lot week ..... ISIS Ditto trout Ist June 110,391 Arrival last week 837 Ditto from Juno 14836 a d. s. PriceY.C. on spot thla Ditto Town last Friday.— 150 0 • _ . i 'l, 13,307 1.639 17.768 td. d 141 3 6 '43 9 188 W. 1 1865. 44,148 34.774 50.0 5,851 LOH 4 5 . 1 111,619 eLits UM 1,154 1, 5 7 9 10 12,556 11,757 90,1 a. d. d. a. d. d. Ai 426 469 144. 4 446 489 IP Arrival foe the week ending 12th lleprwmber last year, 2,064 ~,,,,4 1, I casks, snd delivery, 2,142 make The arrival last week coro- ',12; prised LOW casks Petersburg, 512 Australia, 6 other places . r ; total, 2,579 casks. .4 4. 00 METROPOLITAN OATTLE MARKET. 44,44 (THIS DAY.) AO We have a short simply of besets, and especially of good ..):: Zlee. There is coosequently a s advance in price of g,), t kinds. The number of she., is about the same as on 6 . 0 Monday kat. Choke qualities are dearer. Inferior meet 4,0 with a dull oak. Tbe trade is brisk for good calves at 4. 4 rather more =my. From Germany and Holland there are 4 0 . 0 2.140 beasts. 15,540 sheep, 2.13 calves. sod 150 pip; Spain, Leif 60 beets ; Scotland, 67 ; Ireland, 170 ; and 1,640 from the 15 1'; Northern sod Midland counties. 4. 1 Par sloes g pas... d. a iLI Par dam et Eta. s. d. a 6. 0.0 gag Bocits. Haratds. 54 5 8 Big Das& WAWA. 0 0 0 A l Hag Shoriliaras 6064 la 6 Lea [- wets. ... 6 6 4 .0.0 nicoad assL bomb 80 4 0 Do. dm Mors .. 0 0 0 06 . 0 Calms Pki Beg Orin Rtf-bred 66 6 8 Lambs Beasts at mattd, 4,370 ; limp sad lambs, 27,820: calves, 343 : 0.1 PIM 440 . -- Ai 86 1 BOROUGH HOP MARKET:—(THIS DAY.) A, Meson. Pattsodes and Smith report • good supply of r. new hope at market, sod the demised every day improving. 20, Ce r onav—Mid sad East Keats, 61. 10a. to 81. Hk. ; Weald 10 . ; Kenti, Y. se. to N. 6a. • Bawer, 41.16 e, to til. 15e. Yam. t: I limp are in good deassoa at firm rates. ii, _ la \I ao Albion IIN AllionooLosALloorpool 111 Nl6 O Do. Wood at 10 pm lO 1 Anglo Ansseton l 16 Anglo NCIP IIO n ( 1101 ) • 1 11 i 60 Luglo Imams (Laatited, 16 1! AI Ailatiallik. n Cor.newshi 6 'Towel 10s 1 iroli 101 101 Mai 1 1001 *lli .... 1001 THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 4; 1865. No. I WOOLS. ,0 1 00 Gov estilitlonatlp.O.,l4l . Do.' pereaslutAag. Do.' paratldlar.3 .11 1 4 Ite.• prir ,NS .. Do. Spot at. Loa Owed g Hc4AND. GLIM . . . . De. 1180-1900. ii. -- isio4o; Do. Ao. 100•91 , Dolp.o.Ap..tOottiO 06046,110 t. Me. • It•••• I .0.201.. Do. 1878. Go. • .9994, Kozetiso Ivor al., !all .09•1.. Do. 008. Do. Do. ilia: ~. Nadi. Lid.. pot 00d...1 ,Nii.. Now Bras. Dow. Op.*. .. 1.. N.B.Wolos Gr.& p. 0.1866 .. 1.. Do. bp. o. 1871 to 1810 .. Do.6p. a. 1691 to MI .0641.„ Now todiad.6 dr dd. 0001.. Do. 6dr and AOO .. Nova Scold Op. 0., 1876, AO O .. (dooadisil Gov. 6 p. 4.1 .. .. IL Atut.Oev. p. 0., IE7BI .. .. Vio.Gov.lp.o.lin.4l KY Do. do. 0 p.o.kpridtDo. 99 111) 96 97 96 99 id $4 06 02 66 106 106 106 sea 106 1' , 7 105 107 vs 94 103 106 109 111 IC4 146 100 103 107 109 106 107 10! 166 SO 98 90 101 OS OS 00 01 103 es e 5 10s 9$ 100 108 103 106 104 1;;;, 1001 No. ISt. I ... 90i len It I - il zd I GSM IN 11.0 10 Asolo.lopt, Na. (L) 20 Ditto ado 16 Ando•Modout Mot' AtlantleTeL suo.llsod. IMINSIIIIII AnoloollsalL Ai r i lard. 10 BouipasoliTooldotosL II Osidadolomodo 11.1 I 100 BOIL Vaughan IL.) 11 • I Ilashig fins (lAodtad d IC 6 Do. Ind bad 00 &IV& Asa oar Lad I O Ii I. di 1. gm Tel. NA l .l O 11 Drill& 120.1112 Tll6 (1.4 ll c IsOloodool6looo*/ esoadonLoaaddav(L4 1 O 20 005106 )0 16 111 DIV Prio.( 00 City of =ma lageo.(l ou Do 2l 50 at: at Moscow gas (1) 1 10 00 tidy 1/111.0i 04.4 11 00 50 ComodrotolUolndles.' 00 10 Oos. dAhicondid.(l,l 1 00 50 Nosedlditod 010... 11 00 10 Ooodneatal 112.056i4) 11 • • • •CL 1 00 10 05p.M.621.,PreL 2 12. 0 . 111 00 10 D. Pouo.Mitolt. of dog. 1 SO Do. of Ilsurlthul VW 11 *I 1111. *ldol Palms ... ▪ 116. Do. hotorosoo lO 01. M. Do.. p. et TIM Oak 101 NO 10 Dortodlng (LOsitod) 010 100 1200.01*C01/01.42014 1 . 11 00 10 Nostorn Maim 'NO.) 1 100 50 11 lied'sLoad,CATln L. 1 ▪ 0 India ler*. s C• 1111 11 00 Ebbw Vas ll lON 10 la, otlicOom.DTrd.(L 1 rek St Kende Telegraph I log. sad A . 1 . 1 . 6.2= 111 000 50 Sag.aad 000 100 Cog dilleot , 000 10 roirbden Modnoades. 000 20 Floaucial Corporatloo. 000 00 Mandel Droosst (1) 1 0 00 10 farad. Worthen.* 000 60 136111nrs (Lloaltod) I NO • 11.0rulnd /12.611,04).(1. 0110 L Dee. Mesa Navigation 11 010 $0 donna:4o)MM A. 0.11.) ,000 10 [Wog long &Clams al 000 20 Dodsca's Doi 000 SO dumber Iron WorkdL) 000 60 Dop.aller.ool.4o. (LI 000 1 WALLA Can7l 2l ll Pio 000 00 Intoroatlonal Cos 11 ,010 10 Intwoolltoso.ooo.llo ,000 10 louiniat.Lood •1141111 000 50 Itallaa Idart. I ,1100 ItalisaDdig. (Ow. (11..1 MOO 100 Do.l p. e. d.le. r.lOlO 1 4000 26 Ioloollosklllonooll l .l 1.400 00 WM Ilsoaddos (1.1 d.) 4000 10 land. Atrioueraidlag 1,000 10 LooLoodCalolloo.ll.F. 1,100 10 Lon.Coantyloodetll 1.106 6 Lood.Disleta6 'UNA ..) 1,001 so Lend. Mao. Arc (0. 1,616 6 Load.G.OmolOsolliL 1,000 00 Lood.aOloos.liog.ColL 1 1 . 1410 io Lund. ,110,11.0. Dodd. 11 1,000 Go Lood.itsr. DlssooostL) 11 1 . 600 10 Lon&Prododolliartme 1 0.001.1 10 Madras Led's. Omaal II 10 dp Ti 4 4 It 4 4 1 115_ I par di otai i 7i 5 • Idl 5 5 1 7 10 II 2 dia par 6 dis 641 'v 6o .' 1.6 11 6 14 11$- 16 16 10 id 6 1 Ws 41 t spas RD 164 16 4 10 16_ 111 dig 11 - 6 pes VW ar 10 6 6 d P i* 6 l 14066 6 it Ifol6 10 —Ws W 19 lit 81i :1 88i- 16i 16 ;11 ii . iii 10 It 1 do • I 1m Is T I die I Par bon t —Del an 11 ft 23 l I at to D 0.. .. 16 Marine Investaami(l.ll 10 Mantillas Lanol,er-(141 In 116411. 'atm. Ts& (1.) 60 Merchant Shipping _ _." 61 111.walll.LdoommakL. 60 1 1111 wall Iron Mere 111 Natal Land&OoL C. go L 4.,...1 OM. On. (1.1 16 NationalProv.M 100 Natloaal Stamm Nay.l 10 NortmaddsOoal & 1.1 to uo. N.vr 26 1f.fma1an11.411.4 1 14. L. 00 %.3621664 Latlorartl. . r , 10 tiorthenaammaTes(l.l 16L 45. 4.00 M. A Illandaalletl4 il ON 60 1.11,11.&M•roen. lu./1 4e lo 10 Nowgong Tea (Limited, 000 66 lama mamma 10•41111. 010 IS •hisatal Doeemeretal(L. OM 1M Ortmital Irlaanotal(Um 11 me 6 Cliimaal QM 11.11•46 , 1) al 600 6 Do. New wan 10 Orlestiaba4lllmal,l4 al 050 10 .I ("go OR st111sto.1111•410S. sze ,600 10 Ottoman Company (L.) 00 0 60 , Ottoman Yluwomm (1.• 1 ,210 6 ottoman Om famitoo) al 1 . 111 60 (1,13 r -ney,Co (L ,600 23 rem u04.66.m.wara0 , 316 I n a New • Ma 116. follitv.lmadillha(L) 111 All 60 Penthaular & O. 451111 I Ole. Ile Do. 4a, Nev 1 Ago 16 paean& 1., L. )L(L. )080 11 ehymney Dom I 1.11 110 16 Do. New ... ', so lib J. 1 Agy IWk - roV. 1.161 II Ditto 41660 .... . 1 ,mv to elo Jamb.* Na (Lim.) a .i,llOO 100 loyal Malllneara. .. . 1 MK eh Icoa.Amira. laved, I I : 11 MI .4,060 istth. Lalatt. &Oro. L MAW le 10e.11166n. , P1167016( 1 11 11,001. 60 &Leona K. a in. (KO 1 AMC 26 iamb Amtrallan Lind al iso%oto& ft Ilabmwele Td/graph.. t o -.. 1 Do, Ilealp el 67.1620 9/ reLCondrue.&ll6lll.( l ll 100.06. I* lltaamo&blareer la. M ' 1 7.600. ID Tr1n164.1 Petroleum (L) I $1,601 to romos&Aso•oritkoo• I. 60,000 10 L. & L Co. of Canadai 1 100,000 10 (16.11artne of Llrer.(L. I IMAM 6 'Dulled IL Ulm. 0 o.( 1 .1 el 05,000 16 I UMweroMmise lam. 11.001. II o=AarausTaa(lloa 14000 10 Ito* as Van Dimmmea Lana. 1_ . 10.000 60 Warrant w5......11A.;.) 15 1 10,000 60 Wedlnctla&Pa .1268 L.I 05 197,111 Sii 1 IQ i 7 61-} id zd 122 &a -- i 1 WM 9 d d 16 0 6 1 1 69 01 1 Pm Par tr o a 1 as II 6 Dm a gis 17 19 9 10 d l4 166 , 6 06dla PREFERENCE SHARE& Great Vattern —Original irredeemable 4 per mat, 851. Great Wolters 5 par cern. reclaimable met, 102. Lancashire and Yorkshire 4} par cent. (Blackburn Parcb.), 99. bLeneheeter, Sheffield, and Lieoolnshire 6 per beet., 122. Naaehester, Sheffield, aid Lincolnshire 3f per cent., 66. North Eastern 4 per cent. redeemable., 99i. FOREIGN RAILWAYS. Greet Luxembourg, 15i, I. Sambre and ?dense, 7. Booth Austrian sad Lombardo-Venetian, 183. MONEY MARKET. -(THIS DAY.) Two Whom 3 summer. As regards the more advanced winks, they are tidy up to the height of the gonad door of the budding which is to coostitate the drat half of the pllay, comprising the grand emend oetagoe, opera - the workateship of which greet tarts (*tabloid with solid strength la displayed. Up to the .prient time the weeks of the eempssy have ezteoded over ahalea of shoat 4,1500 metres, bat sa moon as the home noir stand• ins are detuolisherl, they will corer a spate B.Boobutlres• This will comprise the other half of the gallary. w itlrthe two lateml wings, which will catered from - the Ostagae-tower, me to the Vita Margherlto, the other to 114 Ban liaffiele. As a substitute for the Theatre Be, which a market d out for demolitioe, this estorprisiog amps, hie deeded oto erect mother no the former site of the Paw, with I one Atropos from the Planes 8. Itaftwelo, and mother from the wing of the gallery leading to 8. itafeein h o mey be premature as yet to heard an opinion as to she Beal remelt, bat, judging from presort appointees, 'we can fain a good Army of the grainieur, sol.dity, aid beau ty of the Victor Emmanuel Gellery w h en an completed; dwe venture to assert that tbie Mowed enterprise, so boldly ondertaken by Milan, will be worthy of the city that repre setts more forcibly than any other the municipal energy mud proper of modern Italy. The English funds are rather fl►t to-day, and have receded 1 per cent, the late rise having in duced some speculative realisations. On the other band, English railway stocks, foreign bonds, bank, and finance shaves have improved in several instances. The amount of business generally, however, is not large. The government broker has made no pur chase for the sinking fund to-day, but it is under stood that he will resume his investments k - morrow. This being the 4th of the month, the demand for money has slightly increased, but exceptional transactions are still reported in the beet bills at / per cent. below the Bank minimum. The general rate is 31 to /. In the Stock Exchange short loans are obtainable at 2} to 3 per cent. At Paris to-day, according to Mr. Renter's tel., - gram, the Three per Cent. Rental [opened at 691 r. 25c., being Sc. better. Consols are now quoted 89/ to 90 both for money and the account (September 7). The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 90, 1, 891 ; ditto for account, 90 ; Three per Ceuta. Reduced, 88/, /, ex div. ; New Three per Cents., 881, /, ex div. ; Bank Stock, 250 ; India Stock, 218 ; ditto Five per Cent. stock, 1051, /, 1 ; Five per:Cent. " enlaced" rupee paper, 102 ; ditto Five-and-a- Half per Cent., 110 ; and Exchequer Bills, ls. prom. In the foreign stock market there is a good de mand for Spanish Passive Bonds, which have ad vanced 1 per cent. Greek: havel alsol improved/ t, and Mexican /. Confederate Loan stook has receded /. Some of the present quotations are subjoined, viz. : —Greek, 21 to / ; Turkish Consolidis, 48/ to I; Spanish Passive, 30/ to 1; ditto Certificates, 14/ to/ ; Confederate, 6/ to 71; and Mexican, 24/ to f. Transactions are recorded as follows :—Egyptian, e►roan&! Consols, which closed yesterday at 894 to b, both for money and next Thursday's settlement, ripened this morning at the same quotation, and dosed at 90 to f. For the 10th of October the last price was 904, or 90 3-16 to 5-18. The official business re port is as follows :—Three per Cent. Condole, for money, 90, 894, 901 ; Three per Ceuta. Reduced, ' 884, 4, ex div. ; New Three per Cents., 88f, ex div. ; India Five per Cent. Stook, 1054, ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 994 ; Five per Cent. " Gamed " rupee paper, 102. Indian Government Securities were steady. Ex chequer Bills were dull, at 3e. dia. to par. • In the foreign stock market the tendency of rices was again upwards. • Mexican bonds rose 4 per cent.; Venezuela Old Bonds and the Loan of 1862, ; Russian of 1882, Spanish Passive, Itelian,•Greek, and Turkish of 1858, f ; and Turkish Consolid4s and Spanish Certificates, 4. Confederate bonds were slightly firmer in anticipation of the meeting which has been invited for Monday. Bank shares were oomparatively quiet after the lase active business, but prices generally were very well supported, and in several cases including Alliance, Commercial Bank of India, Imperial Ot toman and Standard Bank of Africa new abates, an improvement has taken place. Albion Bank shares were quoted rather lower. The sharesof the financial companies were steady. The closing quotations were as follows :—lnterna tional Financial, It to 4 prem. ; General Credit, 14 to 14 prem., ex div. ; London Financial, 74 to prem. ; Imperial Mercantile Credit, 14 to 2 prem. ; Credit Foncier and Mubilier, 34 to 96, 5/ ; ditto 1864, 951, 6 ; Greek (for e account, 21, ; ditto, Coupons, for account, 8/ ; Italian, for account, 641 ; Mexican, for account, 241, 4, ; ditto 1864, 231 ; New Granada, 13 ; ditto Two per Cent., 314, 1 ; Portu guese, 1853, 47 ; ditto 1856, .c., forlaccoont, 471 ; Russian, 1822, 91} ; ditto, 1862, 931 ; Spanish, 471 ; ditto, New Deferred, 39/ ; ditto, Passive, for account, 30 ; ditto Certificates for ac oount, 141 ; Turkish, 1854, for account, 95 ; ditto, 1858, for account, 72, 1'; 1001. Bonds, 76/ ; ditto 1862, for account, 74 ; ditto 1001. Bonds, 74/, it 5 ; ditto 1865, 43/ ; Venezuela, for:acoount, 174 ditto 1862, for account, sq ; ditto 1864, 42f, 2. prem. National Discount shares were last quoted 10f to 4 prem. ; Joint Stock Discount, lf to 1 dig., being higher ; Overend, Gurney, and Co., 34 to 4 prem. ; Egyptian Trading, to i dig. ; Ottoman i Societe Generale, 2# to 4 prem., being again firmer; Budson's Bay, 161 to 16 ; Lion Brewery, fto 1 prem. ; and Atlantic Teleg ra p h Preference, 2# to . Ebbw Vale shares were fi rmer , awl Mill wall nd and Docks fiat. There were inquiries foe Italian Irrigation Bonds. The closing (but in many eases nominal) quota tions for shares in new undertakings are sub joined :—Lordon Jute Works, par to 1 prem. ; McQueen Brothers, 1 to 2 prem. ; Marseilles Ex tension Railw and Land, par to 1 prem. ; Anglo- Greek Steam N avigation, 2# to 5# prem. United States 5-20 Bonds dosed at 69 to f, showing an improvement of 4. Atlantis and Great Western Railway Debentures remain at 86 to 87. American securities are quiet, and prices ex. hibit no variation of importanoe. 6-20 bonds are quoted 64 to 694 ; Erie Railway shares, 5.3, 4 ,t0 ; Illinois, 784 to 79; and Atlantic and Great Western Debentures, 85 to 87. The Sussex has arrived from Port Phillip, with 102,0001. in gold. International Financial shares are now quoted 1 5-16 to 7-16 prem. ; General Credit,ll4 to 2 prem., ex dir. ; London Financial, 84 to )1 prew., ex div. ; Imperial Mercantile, 11 to 2 prem. ; Credit Fonciec and Mobilier of England, 34 to prem. ; Ottoman Socifitii Gfiniirale, 24 to prew.; Hudson's hay, 16 to 4 ; and Overeud, Gurne3, and Co., 31 to f prem. The amount of gold taken to the Bank on Saturday was 27,0001. The amount of specie engaged for transmis sion by the steamer Ripon to-day is 44,1352/. of which 25,0001. is silver for Singapore , 2,9261 : silver for Shangbae, 2201. silver for Yokohama, 11,5001. silver for Penang, 1,7061. gold for Madras, and 3,5001. gold for Alexandria. As the amount of the " Rest " in the Bank of England return to the 30th ult. is only 3,508,0371., and as a dividend of 34 per cent. for the half-year would require 509,3551., it has been assumed that a dividend at this rate is probably the utmost that can be paid on Bank stock for the half year ending the 31st ult., it being a rule of the Bank not to let the "Rest" sink below 3,000,0001. It may be useful to point out, however, that no precise estimate of the amount of the coming dividend can safely be based upon a return extend ing to only the 30th ult., and this for the simple yet sufficient reason that the balance of the Bank's profits on some of its largest transactions is not struck until the evening of the 31st, too late there fore to make any appearance in the return last published. Subjoined is a statement (from Mr. Slaughter's Weekly List) of the railway calls falling due in the month of September. The calls are unusually few : Who. loausaao qm gra qrs. brit I Wig 1377 139 17411 166 30343 1009 168 i 6104 I e Ulf& 1139 434 91041176: TB! EMUS° !MOCK RIVRANOR AT NEW YORK. If any one doubted the demoralising effects 01 the Eveniag Exchange, the account which we gave of its ovations and the machinery of its hoeing's, in these columns yesterday most have set hie doubts at cwt. As we have before intimated, the Evening Exchange is a gigantic gambling house, as spleodid in ita appointments as the other gorgeous dams up town that tempt men to the faro table, mid breed crime, and ruin families and reputations, and make subjects for the State Prison of men who move is the "respectable" walks of life. The opera tics@ is stocks sad gold which occupy the daylight houses Well and William-4mM' are exciting enough for the wildest speculator without carrying the maddening work late the eight. Men can make and lose large fortuees esoagh within the regular hours of business. and it it mot too mush to ask of the mart greedy speculator to pas tits wising io rest with his family. The morn hig, with all its excitements, risks, gains, and losses, will some time coolish. The necessities of bovines by no MOW demand the existence of en evening exchange. It !B the passion of ganibliog that has created it and sosteicui it. To its baneful influeuce we attribute all the monstrous hands which have recently some to light, to the lint of which two more were added on Saturday—the absconding of another Wall-street bank nfficieJ, and the toting freight muter of the Eris Railroad Company. We are sometimes afflicted with an epidemic of crime which takes a special form. Fraud oe a large sale in the mercantile community would seem to be the prevailiog malady of to-day ; but we are inclined to think that it is roily the detection sod not the commission of these crimes that is the epidemic just low. The frauds are going on always, and they will wa ttage to go on am long as gold is the god of the panda sad avarice their highest incentive to cation. They will undoubtedly continue as long as snob a sys tem se that of the Evening Exchange is per mitted to exist. It is a crying evil in the community, the torsery of immorality, Mom babitfaa,, and unscropolouenees hi business dealings. We have had specimens of its bent- IMP is the recent gigantic stealing% the suicides, the die- PM le fmaitia, and sudden ruin so mar. It should be shat tip, thee, at once, sod if it is Lot we shall not be nor- Puled to bear of its being prosecuted as a nuisance. Many Mums which have hee d vice have been so dealt with before now.--Ziew York Herald. A correspondent of the Birmingham Post writes "At Wakefield, a few days ego, some German smattering' called at the vicar's, and asked for permiesion to view the house and grounds. It was accorded, not without surprise at a sequin so notional. When the compatriots of Gcothe sad Schiller had satiefied their curiosity, and bad departed, it transpired that they bad made a pilgrimage, as they be lieved, to the scene of Oliver Goldsmith's stay, and that the Vicarage was to them endeared by associations of Dr. Primrose, Olivia, Sophia, and Moses. May the enthusiastic Germane never be undeceived and dissechanted ! " A MAN commrrren FOR THE MANSLAUGHTER OF HIS I:a.m.—V:lonm Bell, a young suss, a shipwright, was brought up before the magistrates at Suedfflaad co liatneday. charged with the manslaughter of his infant child. bell sod his wife ere separated. the letter living with • sister-io-law named Dillingham at Southwick. Mint a fortnight ago Bell west to Callingbam's house. and askei his wife to return home, and on her retains he caught up a small dial and threw it at her. The dish The private z bo at the Doncaster subscription m did not strike her, but strack a closet door and broke . A piece of the dish rebounded, and struck the bead of an • steed hal 1.'"" engaged b 7 the Earl of Stamford. the era ant which him Bell had is bee arms, and cut it. Nos' Itamlula of Hastier , Mr. George Brrr. CRYtaia Chaplin, :Ugh "touiloa paid to the child at the time, and a Mr. A. Johnstone. Earl Pestle**, end Mator Ouse. radually beoun w e al woree and died. Mrs. Bell sad her J. GRINSHAW.--:rtliE popular light-weight jockey 'sends beet the matter very quiet, sod the funeral of the has entered into au eagagerneet with the Marquis o f infant was about to take place, when the police beard of flutings, who retains the find call es Griniebew's serving the circumstances and stopped it. Bell, when taken into for the handsome coosideratee of 601:11. a year. The Duke custody, admitted the blow on the child, but said it was of Beaufort is his second toaster. unintentional. Evidence was given that the child's skull ; Tag Pow or Wtsusca.—During August so me area fractured, the fracture being two and a-half limbos in fins vessels have been discharging their cargoes from the length. and one sad a- half inches in breadth. Mr. Robson Batik at Wiebeeh, and there are sow several timber ships set up, in defence, to account for the injuries to the hand, is the river. The Goal Uncle is also thane. ints ernmat that the child had fallen out of bed. The magistrates, collected in port dims tsb August St this rear was 8,n5 , ., s 1 20.0 ,,,, , committed the prisoner for trial at the us:ll:Wham compared with 2,525/. in the corresporidieg paned of 1664, Anne& showing an increase of 8311. i IMO ',Ma Mb,. riop. i.sior.ol ro — uul - hot opolis— io Sow article oust, 1 0 siostion plaudit through . _ itlotdon [ for the public Leap, OR rkeoPern , chair) ' , Joplin( sun hie ;be time ble them — Noy I dim." I tot Dow uders? . 3 ear, rated by take thr op far amity tot * r • , load II" Lbw to. 'h bad I szard ey a.a to oda to mil,der, ..••• Lea a t tba Dion than Di' bad heel sa.u, 4 iacramv.,•". id to T.O. of rsnl %Ratio to /band s ? ( Owl ,tb ° row.; the ron .P ad *6 lO Ci le ifs to •l I L sheet ) - a t oelsk of sighl kj roOPi° eoer 7 teees•v. ▪ c ollo 5 ...b. poor rose t kOOL 110 ,10 d ▪ he . 11 . WWI P ` -- ,bablY V°. int Loi I 1191 — _ ;Il i zd a l a - 0 —1 id I 16,1 ad UV I 100,1 Nit 9 iiii, 14 1 017. 31 PSI LO l 4 zd thi 18 vain 127 e ut& zn an :a•tan ~ zdan 03 lel 4 le ti 19 101 id 11 LI 0i _ LOS. ad l lO3i xd :K HAWAII. Irdi W. prism I ask& 27 20 w 8 68 14180 -. 71 797461 33 2$ 111 61 70 0 4 ri 121 a 1 Pal par 192h 1 12 9 ft 34414 vt 76 77 74 74 231 241 29 i 0 133 136 tdb 6 6 dts 13 48 6 7 16 1 , par 1 m 1 01dts 91 • 2 dts 46 47 22 49 61 103 106 5 1 41 43 ioi ii iia 6 0 6660 Dos New SOO U ,BatekolliritinkolambL 0001 111. I kea* of Ka u = 000100 , Bank of 400, 10 'Beak of Otago (Limited) 400'100 Bank of Queenelsod (L) 4001 60 Bank offieterladtilliflo 4001 10 Bank of New Inbuilt ,000, 51 Borne I's Bank ;Litoited 0401 10 IllnwiliselawtagusseiL On IC 'llritiali 8 Californian (I. 740 SO British N. Amino* V3O 90 C. Bk. Indla.dus., China 00 16 enact. Ider.of Dinka , 14 , 104 let? 11 1 100 Colonial 0 104 CoaLliain of Canada V 16 Coat. 'Make' twin. dm I , 10 Consolidated Bank (L) 100 Oonitasniel 100 Do New GO Delhi and Lyndon 60 seat lawwton (Limited( 10 kastern Stelnage'Lim) 16 English Joint Steck (4) 1 90 Ing.dootgAsaeLtatan.L 50 lingUah and Swildish (L 111) 'Nommen Benkliamited UM IllmilasoLCldaoftiap.( L) 100 Do. inuad at I pm— ISO Do. New 100 Imperial Nook. Waited 19 alai 11 1 U Lnsau. a) II Do. New 1 10 Lad IIon.BIL Dan (L) 1 SO L na jpe.((filez(eo,lto. , L 11 OS Loa Bonk of Bootland,L II On 1 / 3•4011 and Brannan 'IC4/ Las..6.6.7reenitrlal(l. 44 N 16 Do. New, lea. at 14 pm lf 70 10 Loa. MBank ef Angst all DI OS Landsei sad Donny—. la SO SO lawns lent nook ll 00 II Loadimal loath African al 40 In Lon. g 5. Western dam. 111 00 106 Do. do. New ll 1011 60 London&Venesuels (L ) if 100100 Lao. & Westminster 71.101100 Wervhant Nana( List.) _. 11 MN 60 ,Idsreantlls a 11141141111. 14 040 11 00 listro.dlarer. bank (L. 11 166,100 I Do. de. 000 gal ilidiaad Beak (UAL) 00 0 i 100 Natinnat of Liverpool lO 0001100 IlLl're..ed Bagimad. 000 20 Do. Ind sad int isms' If 0 00 AO National Beal X 000 60 Do. New . St ,600 10 Nevem* Wales al. .1 AGO 10 'New balsa& (Monad) 1 1 . 90 INotale Wanern 1 7 / 000 II Bask OMAN% 10 LON 00 Provlntiaaktageorp.(L 1 roma 60 Do. do. ),(00 too. honest cd Ireland 1.000 10 Do. do New 4600 10 landa.Pnal.,4l Dtdol (LI - it Loop s aosuk Lamina^ I sl, LAI In Salad. col IL S. Sinn ll6 I, WS Do. de. lea Win 10 Lon 16 flake or Assassin —. sal 00010 0 11 Mika cd Unload (M a) SI 4000. $0 mom EA 10606 6 00 DIBENSCIII WOW. 80. Ilk. I MOLL I 141 112. prima I Ulm xd w.ggqV ;EI s 0 to 1 281 fi Ps ea — So - PDI If 2,91. 10} 119 661.!1 6} 211 u 12, , 6 Idl. 6 6lb 151 8 9 6, OW al l e k 1 96 27 ldls t I dis vroa 111 2,24 Pm IS 17 pa S, 41b 9 11, 265 77 79 48 60 291 1 11+8} s 6l 191 0411 re iook 15 7 5Ma - I 66 67 6 6 5 psi 78 • 4, 6 die - oft Stdb 161 10 26 64 16 61 : ' 10 6 7 P. ' is 1 ID I 99 96 1111,0111 eMSI6, tIIOOO I ilk ill.OllO. t ; 10 021 600, S e t OL 12,481 40 42 idle ilar 61' 61 53T 10; II s 4 3 as 111 84 VS 311 to I 1114.1 7 I li ii 116 \ 10 011\ die 1.8 ii Si 44dla 5 -- 03 66 5 GUM.. &p.a. Ilar.4iep. 100 0.141004 p.e.J aa.PJ al PA G. Wsia. —W. /L —Oa, p et.. Jan. it July ... . 100 Lase.lol[l.4p.e.laaBaly 100 trßeigh.ep.e.Jaa&Jl7loo itt.W.ep.e.lemelolyll4o De. Si p. e.len.ilely 'MI 6AS.W..Op.e.Jaa.&J ay 100 /111110,40140.Jaa.4Ju1y 109 N. BMWs. 1/., R. as D. 14.. ip. 01., Tab. 1114_ 00 &Lift-A p.c.., satJ al, 100 0sola.1”40.0.44&001. 100 a aMI Mha 1 100 101 A t 8 N i 8 ft 08 N IS 1 ii ile liet-no IMI CI. price& 1 B.la I ...n 1617 1 IS 17 „xi w I; 71 Ili IA —Ms SI ill 14 2 I 6T H 5 51 6 AI% 1 . d s 6 As 6 V !ly 10 6i 6dh, 6 11 . _NW lit xd PROVINCIAL SNARE MARKETS. LivEIMOOL, Slwr.lie to-day : Greet Eastern, 474-preat Western, 671-Lancaddre and Yorkshire. 1191-Londen and North Western, 1241 1 ed.-Manchester, Sheffield. and Liman shlre, 574 1 f -Metropolitan, 1313) 7 4 874 8 71-Midland, 1271 a& and n.-North Minsk 1511-Bouth Easter°. 8= . r. kenhesd. 841-Baffslo and Lake Huron, 41 Dutch 74p.-'Great Luxembourg shared, llt-Alhance Bank of Leaden and !Averted (Limited', 74 p.- b ed's Banking Compeay (Limited), p.-Mercantße and Exchange Bank (Limited), 4 6-18 4 d.-Albion Marine (Lnulted), 16-16 d.-Emplre Marilee (Li mited). 646 p-Lancashire Inturanoe, 1 p.-Union Marine (Liedtedi, 1 3-16 p.-Liverpool Exchange, 221-Natioul steam (Unshed). 641 d. Miancitirrga, SIR t-A moderate badness wan done, and vetoes were a shade easier. Alliance Bank 'Limited), 74 P.- Great 'Astern, 471-Great Luxembourg, 1611-76-Great North ern A. 1541 1 1-Orand Trunk of Canada. 181-Oreat Western al C an ada. 151-Oreat Western, 671 4-Ullnois Central, 784-Len and Yorkshire, 1191-London and Cal. Marine Inimrance (Limited), 1 p.-London and North Western, 1841-Mancherter, Sheffield, and Lincoluardre, 574 4 -Metropolitan. IV 4 7 4 I_4 - Midland. len 4 - Ditto New 184. Shares, p.-New Tort and Erie. 63 1 -North Britieh, 03 25 2 1-North Eastern Ber 'ricks", 1101-South Eastern, 814-United States 5.40 Years' Bonds. en-Union Bank, 41 p. MUM. REP?. 2.-New Three per Cent. Stock, 886-Ditto, for accoant. 7th freptember, 881 - India Me per Cent.. 104f-National Bank (PM. paid), 77, ex new-National of Liverpool (Limited) (101. paid). 161 -Royal Bank (101. paid), SG 33-Ditto for &count, 88 -Ulster Banking Company (IL 10e. paid!, 85-Cork and Bandon, (50 1 . paid ) , 12 -Millie and Belfast Junction (501. paid), 181. en sir.) Ditto for account, lel, div.-Duhhn and Drogheda l aid), aid), lel, ex div.-Onat Southern and Western (WM paid), (account). 91-Dublin, Wicklow, and Wexford, 0 per cent. pr 110 L Uhl:. 121 1-Great Southern and Western, 4 Per cent. pr. 0001. paid). 95. A SWAIM ov Furs.—On Wednesday Let, be- threes 5 end 6 earth, the whole of the mighbottrhood of the Oremfields, Lianally, was visited by a swarm of 'temp flies, which mewed the booms, wont. heir iss" fssis story part where they meld alight, givlog Mete walla a , very strew appeal-mow The woman, alarmed for the safety of themselves sad children, got Muskets of water, aid threw it on the places where they were, and ether masa for th eir destruction wave adopted, by whits!' they etre speedily got rid M.—Swears Herald. The tailors in Aberdeen have commenced an agitation for the adoption of the " ten hours' esevement • is their trade. A aurnareasly attended iseetleg was hell on Tuesday, when it was repolvwl to lay the mather helms the employees, whs. wheal Wats, will net beanwilling to grant a boon that is needed by the tailors as much, if not more them by say ether trade.—Aberiecis Herald. Li I - 6 4 ;die I Pei iela 16 11 6 416 If 16 6 66. Wig 11 . 1 le Rah " _4° PI 1 114 117 1111 114 117 5 1 dla par __ MINES-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLocc. The transactions in the mining market to•day are to a fair extent, and the tone is rather favourable. Great Wheal Busy, Bast Lovell, Great Vor, and Eallenbeagle shares are in promi nent demand. Subjoined are some of the present quotations :—Great Vor, 36 to ; Bast Lovell, 13f to f ; West Caradon, 9to Great Bast Lovell, If to 4 ; Great Busy, 3to f ; Hallenbeagle, 21 to ; Chiverton Moor, 3 to f ; and Clifford Amalga mated, 201, to 214. Froutino and Bolivia shares have been dealt in at 211 prem., showing firmness. Other foreign, as well as colonial Milne, are quiet. BARNET GREAT Cirrus FAlR.—(Tars Div.) — This celebrated cattle fair wee opened this morning, the *event fields apportioned for the stock being fairly fur ebbed. There wee an immense &trader* of farmers, dealers, sad others, but whether from the hlgh pn tee asked far cattle by stock owners, or the fear of the cattle plague, there is an obvious relucteace on the part of stock Nerve to make purobsses of store besets. la the Scotch cattle fair there is • foe show of Highland-bred stock, and extraordinarily high value im set upon them. The Welsh cattle ere in request for fattening lend stalling up ; for fat beasts the demand is as yet inactive—the Metro politan Cattle Market, to-day, clashes with this description of cattle. Te the field for dairying cows business is brisker, and milking cows sell et from 14'. to W. each. lo the berm GU there is • lively trade among Welsh po y oolts, and these unbroken little animals are Nleded at from 4so 8 pumas each. Nag horses vary in prices from 18 to 40 guineas, sad out horses an in good meat, the beet sorts sallies at 26 to 45 guineas, cart colts sod miscelleneou setts of bones fatch from 15 to 30 gutsier. At the time our report was dispatched there were but • few droves of stare beasts sold. The stock in greasier* isgood ocieditioe sad exhibit so sires ef disease. A MAW Cot TO P 119313 AT CASTLE EDEN. —A. melancholy death lock place at Castle Eden—s district which is becoming notorious for Its wideste and crone yesterday morning. On the mail train proceeding between Amount called In nine months of 1866 .. L 1 0 .47 9 .130 Castle Um colliery sad the station at Cattle Ed e ,. a • Holden may. at their o p tion . 60°6 payment of interest at 6 sudden stoppage of the speed wee observed, and oe puttiog per cent. per annum, defer payment of 50 per cent. of this . 1969 beck to areetain the cause, the engirt driver fond the a mount soul tint Ileach body of a ram frightfully cut to piers, his bead sod limbs For mime time past the stock of the Metropo- being nearly severed from his body. On the side of the Wan Railway Company has occupied a prominent embankment was lyieg rather man fest asleep, neer to t. On his being around, he rated that his ono place in the attention of bath investors and spece. where the mutilated remains of the poor fellow were scat latore. The approaching opening to Finsbury t "" is the attractive feature at the moment, it being ' w ith six children , pr e i d on was • pitu-o, wild Jib° Dandy, • married man ! ing at Tenndon Orange. They tat believed that the receipts will be largely in- been driekin together at Carle Eden colliery, and Vng going • creased without anything like a co rres p ondin g ang- the worse for liquor to u r miles by the railway.WAfter left about 12 o'ol le to lk h mentation of working charges, through the tra ff ic distance oabou being entirely derived from p assen g ers. It is well cons short ciously laid eaves the rails on the up line. His con. known that the chief depreciation and consequent pa i n was drank, and could give very little information, expenditure of railways for locomotive power and am he stated be went as on the emnsekment, sot think permanent way arise from the weight of heavy isiLof wher•Deady hadjone tea—Leeds Mercur& and the speed of express trains, from RITRAORDINAST ELOPEMENT FROM IIUDDERS -01118 Of which the Metropolitan is at present nem ) . —O . B . l wrder an application was Man to tte exempt. Apart from this, the existing weekly re- Haddonfield bench ou ber of Mary Ass, wife of Samuel Eastw , greengrocer. midair!' for an order to pro ceipte show an increase of from 20 to 30 per cent. feet her amines against her hem , the application oompared with the corresponding periods of last vi een made in onesquemes T h ee Ertwooi elopiog with year. his s oot. The cezeumetatiose of the elopement are very The fifth and final call of Si. is to be paid on the peculiar. Ilse mouths ago Joriathr Eastwood, busheud. J extension abates of the East Indian Railway of the woman who has eloped, wee brought before the touch for striking hie wife over the fare with • coal rake, and he Company by the 10th October. win sent to Wakefield House of Correction for six mouths. A call of 51., making 151. paid, is to be paid on Raicestiv his wife obtreed Cheerios-three et( the committing the shares of the Merchant Shipping Company magistrates to • requisition for a commutation of has (Limited) by the 30th inst. punishment, but whet became of the rognieitioe is doubtful. . th The holders of scrip certificates, 101. paid up, of I of the elder Eastwood Samuel, his H e l e n oreW e arid h n is it w ta ife lived with their aunt, ' but some die the Metropolitan District Railway are requested to r i te are ' a which mused trim to leers. However. Simnel send them to the registrar , Mr. F. C. G. AMEN of coltlased to be very tiredly with his aunt, and about a 27, Austin-friars, six clear days before the 13th fortnight ago he drew est of the bank about 1,2004, part September, in order that they may he examined el • sum of t h trae d rew had moaned ss damages for injury and identified before the half-yearly interest due 'wavedthe liudderafiehl station last y ear. and .annt b :b a out the . at period met word to bar husoa w ed thereon can be paid. that she wished to erred the business, and obtained has The half-yearly meeting of the Scinde Railway ' s i gna ture to • document which melded her to draw out all the mosey he bad thare--atetod to be some huedreds of (Indus Steam Flotilla, Pun )aub and Delhi Railways) tinds—with the eh:ratios ed SOL Thu° Samuel East-- Company will be held on Friday, the 29th inst., at t ad pI , it . sus that se was going r visit Dam 4 n, •n the London Tavern. would take his wile out wiles he returned, sad he disap- Shareholders in the City of Milan Improvements I peered ; and his sent said she we ring to purchase fruit. and she a nd disappeared ; and it was stibeequeetly discovered Company (Limited) will read wit h pleasure the that they lad rho a gratin of in With SUM. RS following translation of an article which has lately I , latter onsluded they e h ad liu :loped. sad obtained the ea- Appeared in a Milan journal, and which bears test ' - : ekes of el-detective t Partridge, rid the lest infer mony to the vigorous prosecution of this company's • motion °raised wee tba the enamoured suet mod to undertaking : I had been tared to Qum/lidos/a and wore supposed to have We experienced great satisfeetin in ex is the works nailed for Australia. !hereupon the wife of tho Whew of the new Victor ElltrIalb•I 041•17, now worse of eon- ' applied on Saturday far • protection order ea the ground of steer:ion by the English compeer, .• 'A WOW sure to 'her hashalut harllai eloped with has aunts sad go aPPlics fed that ia the short space of throe months such great 1 Mae wint granted progress had been made in works which combine so meek . SHOCKING ACCLIMT AT Fswrimoo.—Au acci solidity sad finish. The al/liter's attention is at first dent of • very appalling: edam which Mari • gli" ow arrested b the immeasa underground vaults, which extend over ibis buy locality, rourred ire ea Fridayilest, in a WA ay the building, bet alto under the pave- slate queer, belonging to Morgan Lloyd . Er» Ilterrieter met a is gallery. They are built with minuet as much ' atdaw. Fear yawn -brothers were work' a level mine ere and tree as arid be displayed on the building itself. tote the bent af the rock by mum et when, Them vaults, of Urge lea, with a proportionate height of through rhea inexplicable en* p bole -- imploded shoat 5 metres, are lighted by means of trolled glees, which whilst beteg trammed boar by ire el ' the terfilere. Two save, et the same time far the pavement of the gallery of the young men, who it seesSts. steed close hiredlseely everhewl. Adenirdly adapted for warehouses, restaurants.. withering the operthea. were teidahtalletately dad into reed wales, thew will serve asi popular places of resort to . etereity, whilst the operator lleLeterieviell Allirpsd with a . people which loves the -h e , prefers elerahum of •• iejnries eerie. hat not mortely re .etteleg rsesisr city overhead. Here are ample spines as impervious to dr bsother had just previously, for some perm' or Abu t ride al wirer as they ars inhxessible to the heats of made his exit from the stern of destruction. Amount per Share. Due Already Number Doe 10 Sept., 19118. Date. YanL Call. of Simms. Amount Bast London, paid up scrip Midland. £lB moon 30 prat. Varna Total la September 8.06,416 l i. i SHARE' LISTB.--tTEIB DAY.) No. TWO o'OtoarK. The railway market is rather buoyant to- " nay, and prices have risen. Great Northern 7., stock has advanced 1 per cent. ; Metro- 11•11.4-0 politan and Caledonian, ; and London i srol and North Western, Lancashire and York- •... shire, South Eastern and Great Eastern, 1. **— London and North Western stock is now quoted 1241 to 1, ex div. ; Great Western, 661 1050 to 671_1 Midland, 123 to 18, ex div.; Lancashire 100:0 and Yorkshire, 119} to 120, ex div. ; South scho Eastern, 811 to;; Metropolitan,l37l to 1314,ex (lir.; r o l l Great Northern, 131 to 133, ex div. • ditto A, Ma 150 to 151, ex div. •, London and South WM Western, 96} to 94, ex div. ; Great Eastern, 47/ to ; and Caledonian, 134 k to 135 i. Great Western of Canada, Great Luxembourg, toxic and Sambre and Meuse railway shares are inquired 'NA for. Indian lines have been little dealt in. TKO uItDINAIY MAUS ANDIBTOCILII. Sh.l Pd. 1 ILLILWAYII. I C " n g Pik" I OM. 60 1 4 a, Saturday. tot yams.. r. .tat Friday pd travel• 00 1 esani Ow% tips time t, pa it.d id fill arable glig• ems =mat Mb vs. weal