The Express.
London, England, 1862-10-02 00:00:00

HONEY MABERT-4;

'lb DAY.

Two o'L`zomr.
The market for the English funds is steady le-
day, at the cloying quotations of yesterday. Bri-
tish railway shares remain flat. Turkish securities
are still inquired fur, and have further advanced.
At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reuter's
telegram, the Three per Cent. Renter opened at
71fr., being 4to 4 per cent. better than yesterday.
Console are now quoted 934 to 1 both for money
and the Bth inst. The official business report
is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money,
933, ; ditto, for account, 93/ ; Three per
Ceuta. Reduced, 924, ; New Three per (leafs.;
921, ; India Stock, 228 ; ditto Five per Cent.
Stock, 1081, 109, 1081 ; ditto Four per Cent
Debentures, 1803, 1011 ; Bank Stock, for amount,
241 ; Five-and-a-Half per Cent. " enfaced " rupee
paper, 1124 ; and Exchequer Bills, June, 19s. prem.
The principal feature in the foreign stock
market to-day is the continued active demand fur
Turkish Clossolidcts, which have improved to 391 to
401, being 1 per cent, above the last prim
of yesterday. The external stocks are arse
very firm, and have advanced I to 1 per cent. ; the
Loan of 1854 is now quoted 881 to 864 ; that
of 1868, 694 to ; and the scrip of 1852,
to 1 prem. Italian Five per Cents. are
firmer, and Venezuela Three per Cents. rather
lower. Mexican and Spanish Passive bona are
steady. Russian Loan scrip is quoted 1 to 14
prem. ; Venezuelan, 24 to 1 prem., showing a de-
cline of 1 ; Portuguese, 24 to i prem. ; Peroviaa,
11 to 1 lie. ; Egyptian Loan, first iseue,
891 to 901 ; ditto, second isaue, 5 to 6 prem.
Transactions are recorded as follows : —Chiba&
' Four-and-a-Half par Cents., 851 ; Dutch Four per
Ceut. Certificates, 1001, 4, ex div. ; Egyptiaa
Seven per Cents, 90, ; ditto second issue, 401.
paid, 51, prem. ; Italian Five per Cents., for
account, 711, ; Mexican Three per Cents.;
34 ; ditto for account, 341, 1 ; Hew
Granada Two per Cents., 261; ditto ez
creed. Coup. and Rect., 91; ditto Deferred, 6 No.,
Deferred ex Hectares, 54 ; Peruvian Four-aid-4i-
Half per Cents., A scrip, 14 dis. ; Portuguese
Time. per Cents., scrip, 161. paid, 24 prem. ;
Roam Five per Ceuta, 1862, scrip, 1/ prem. ;
ditto Five per Cents., paid-up scrip, 94i, ; SPlinak
New Deferred Three per Cents., for account, 4 4, ;
ditto Passive, 214, 1 ; ditto Certificates, 10, ;
Turkish Six per Cents., 1864, for account, 86;
ditto, 1858, for account, 69i, 4, 70 ; ditto, 1812,
scrip, 501. paid, 4,4, 4, Prem. ; ditto, Ptid-op
eorip, 681,1, 1 ; Venezuela Three per Cents., far
account, 281, A._

Foul' o'CLoot.

Consols are quoted 93k, " sellers," both foe
money and the Bth inst., being about the one as
at 2 o'clock.

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The steamer Seine, which will leave to-day
for the Wait Indies, is known to have 7,800/. in
specie on board, but is expected to takeout a larger
amount _

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The monthly bidding for bills on India took
place at theßank of thigland yesterday. Theamouut
offered was Rs. 38,00,000, and the minimum p;ioes
declared were.the MUM OA last month, viz., is. 114 d.
per rupee for bills on Calcutta, and is. M& .per
rupee on Bombay and Madras. The applicalions
within the limits amounted to nearly 180 Ism
Tenders for bills on Calcutta above Is. 11}d. will
be accepted in full ; those at U. llid. will receive
about 03 per cent. ; on Bombay at +2s. id. will re-
ceive in full, and at 2s. about 50 per cent. ; and on
Madras at 2s. will receive in full, and at Is.
about 84 per cent.
It is understood that the stoppage of Morns
Faris and Brother, merchants and bankers, of
Rio, will not affect the position of Me/MIL Feria
and f Paris, the two houses being quite dia-
tinct. Co.,he partners of the latter firm have simply
acted as correspondents of the former.
We are officially informed that, from theae-
°punts of the half-year, ending July last, the net
earnings of the Great Western Railway of Canada
will justify the board in recommending a dividend
for the half-year at the rate of 1} per cont. per an-
num, leaving a balance of 2,7041. 9a. to be Cirriall
over, which includes the surplus of the previbus
half year.
The Made Railway Company paid on TneeiLay
to government on account of three of their under-
takings the sum of 102,4301.
With reference to the market foe American sr.-
Mien Mr. K. F. Satterthwaite reports as follows,
under stateliest evening :
Since our Mt, the market foe Americas eseurilise'
Loudon modeled dm up to the 29th either', although
with a limited amount of business. swept for Virgule Six
per Cest. Bond*, in which large tanseetires have takes
plies betimes 4d sod NA they close rather Hatter at al to
414. Yesterday. however, from neeipt of tolelaims from
New York. announcing further Federal incomes. besides
the setiefootery =interim of Ms railway treho, ape-
Maly es the Illinois. Erie, sad New York Central &dreads.
large purchases at enhanced Mess leek piers is the shires
and beads of these eormanies ; end although to-day them
has bees generally a lull in the sessirek yet there bee boa
a reamed demand for Atlantic sod Gnat Weems Beni,
which have been dons at 69. Erie Morse deed haven at
32i, red altogether prim Imo been wall mislead.
The Datniu has arrived from China with
1,003,200165. of tea.

WEDNISDATEVIIMIG.

Consols, which closed yesterday at 931 to lior
the Bth of October, opened this morning at the
same quotation, and closed at 931 to 1. For money
the last prioe was 934 to 1. The official business
report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols,
for money, 93f, 1, f, 1„ 1, f ; ditto, tor account,
931 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 924, 92 ; New
Three per Cents., 9123,1, ;
t.
Red Sea Telegraph,
211 ; ludia Stock, ; ditto Five per Cent
stock, 1081 ; ditto s, 275. prem. ; ditto Four
per Cent. Debentures, 1864, 1001 ; ditto 1864 or
1886, 1001 ; Five per Cent. " enfaced " rupee
paper, 1044 ; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Ceut.,
1111, 1121.
The course of prices in the foreign stock markets
has not been quite so uniform as of late, and there
have been contending influences in the operations
noted during the day. The chief reaction has bees
in Venezuela scrip and in Mexican stock. Same
considerable realisations of Venezuela scrip have
taken place. The rapid rise this security has lately
experienced sufficiently explains Wes which have
been also influenced by a feeling of diaappoietannt
at the absence of official news concerning the ratifi-
cation of the loan. It is, however, regarded as
certain that the loan will be ratified, and that
the report of Mr. Mocatta will be satisfactory.
Colonial government securities were without alte-
ration. Victoria Six per Cents. are now quoted ex
div.
The closing quotations for shams in new mars
takings to-day were as follows :—.Uniea Bank al
Ireland, 2 to lf die. ; London and Middlesex Soak
f die. to par ; London and Colonial Bank, 11 to
14 prem. ; Batik of Hindustan, 2to 14 die. ;Rusk
of Queensland, I/ to Clj dia. ; Northern Railway
of Buenos Ayres, f dia. to 1 prem. ; and Southern
Railway of Buenos Ayres, dis. to par.

1112788.-(THIS DL T.)

Two 0'01.04:m.
There is a fair amount of business doing in the
mining market to-day. East Camden snares are
flat, and have deolised to 52 to +, being 11. lower
than yesterday. North Crotty are also heavy,
have receded to 3} to 6. On the other hand, Zed
Brea and Wheal Union have improved,
quoted 121 to 1S and 5 to 51 respectively.
Beton are quoted 161 to 163, and Marks e 7.
10 to *.
United lismiosa Yining shares are
trarwaotion. are rooorded at and
Australian have taw dealt is at
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SYURTINb INTELLIGSNCA

NEWMARKET FIRST° OCTOBER MEETING.

rilDilD~l.

A magaifioent height cad eejspautaras day rendered the
togs upon the Heath empecially enjoyable, though
ri°oe:it contained no item of any great importance beyond
the hoer. Mr. Tattersall w engaged during the morning
in selling V&Ii014 104111 of yearlings and other thorough-
breds, cud there was a tolerable muster in the rooms, but
the Manse translated was almost solely 000fioed to • set-
tlement of the previous day's amounts. The swans of
Biondella for the Great Butern Railway Handicap asto-
nished the party immensely, as they did not back her for •
eagle sixpence. The result was chiefly favourable to the
bookmaker*, Mr. Russell, of Hide park celebrity, having,
on dit, leaded upwards of 1,4001.-on his book. The racing
to-day, as previously mentioned, contained so special
feature, but tho opening event created • profound saustiou.
Four onnspetitors went to the poet, and Amy, lir. Ten
Broesk's mare, with Fordliain, was made • very great
favourite, clang at even money against the field. The
mos was not in doubt within a rude from home, for Amy
had all her opponeeta safe, and they actually reseed to per-
severe. Forilham then came neatening home with • long
lead, winning apparently by any number of lengths, and
under this impression the jockey stopped his mare just
before reaching the winning poet, sod Sam Rogers, ee Wild
Boss, the only one left galloping, rushed ap to the favourite,
and won on the post by a neck. For in vein en-
deavoured to get his mare going again, but it wae too late.
The occorrenee created • great sensation, and Fordham,
with whom every oat sympathised, was so mortified at the
result that he left the Heath for some time. foram,
however, may consols himself with the knowledge that he is
sot the first emioeut jockey who has thus bees " caught
zapping," and o!d turfites will recalkot an identical case
with Rakingham sod Lucifer at Goodwin' in 1835, when
10 to 1 was laid on the first-mentioned, and the great Jem
Robinson easing his hone before reaching the post, the non-
favourite just " did" him in the last stride by • head.
Bean Sam Rogers, who rode Wild Rose, was
chagrined at the result, and in a mealy end good-natured
manner assured Findham that he exceedingly regretted
the occurrence, as he was only riding on for the sake of
having the privilege of claiming Amy. This incident so
sudden and ertraurdioary, was the "sensation" of the
afternoon, and although Mr. Tea Baosek backed hi animal
heavily, he was the first to assure Fordhsm that he had oo
other feeling tbau that it was the kind of accident which
might have happened to any jockey. The sport of the day
was chiefly made up of matches, which will be foiled amply
detailed below. Canabrouk, it will be seen, beat Wel-
come easily for the Newmarket St. Leger, and
Hurricane defeated her old opponent Bockeoham very
easily in the Triennial, owing probably to the feet of Mr.
Savile's horse being amiss. Bohemia, who has been pur-
chased by Lord Strathmore for, on dit, LOW., and who
was ridden in his lordship's colours, made short work of
Villafranca and Tattoos in the Granby Stakes, confirming
the " form " of the Derby favourite, Lord Clifdea, and
affording her new and noble owner a good "line" for Sec-
aerometer.

Firr POUNDS, to 3-yr-o/da and upwards ; the winner to
be sold for 300 nova. D.I. (6 subs.)
eq. Bisualrs..lVild Rose, by Surplice—Ross Cea?un ere

6 2127844 121 b
Neg. Ten Broack's Amy, 4 yrs, Bat 21b .. (O. Yordimmi 2
Sarile4l Conundrum, 4 yrs, 844 Blb (Alder(*) 3
Bettie( : Even on Amy, who came away from her cosi-
petiton oppoute the site of the Old Duke's Stand, and
koadiag -the bill everything but Amy was beaten. Ilr.
Tea Broeck's mare cantered on, increasing her lead at every
stride, and at the diatoms was upwards of twenty yards
whead, the remainder of the field welds( from persevering.
To the consternation of the beaten of the favourite, Ford-
ham stopped his mere " dead " just oa the post, and not
being able to set her going again, Wild Rose, the only
animal really galloping, rushed forward amidst • scene of
great excitement, and woo by • neck ; Conundrum was •
bad third. This contest was quite the sensation of the
soestiog, sad Fordham was so out up at the result that be
immediately left the course, but returned after the St.
Leger rust Lord Coventry laimed Amy, according to the
Newmarket roles.

Tin Sr. Licosa Steam of 25 son. each, far 3-yr.olds ;
wilts, Set nb ; and fillies, Set 31b. Winners extra, and
maiden allowances. D.l. (15 subs.)
Mr. 4 Perry's Cartsbrook by Stockwell—Kathleen the Rep's
8 71b Rogers) 1
Be. Soiree's Welcome, BRt 710 (r 4 Alderoet) 2
Getting : 55 to 00 on Carishrook. Welcome made the
running, with a lead of about a coupled' lengths until
about midway up the rails, where Oorlabrook began to
draw forward. The pair, however, raced on for some strides,
but Carisbrook getting the best of the contest at the severest
part of the hill, & Rogers roused the horse and shot past
the winning post six lengths in advance of Welcome.
A SWNIPBTAIMIN of 10 son. each, for 2-yr-olds and up-
ward,. B.Y. (6 subs.)
Baron Zelvare's ilatlvense by Wonmealey—Batagila by
Melbourne (bred to Prance:, 8 yrs (1001.), ist 91b
(ff. Gill:ashen) 1
Mr. Trowson's Hilly Grow, 2 yrs (100 i. i, sib
(Ju. Nlghtlngaß) 2
Mr. W. Dora Lord Stanley, S yrs (loot), get ....(J.Adams)
Betting ; 6 to 4 apt Lord Stanley, 3 to 1 apt Reviver, 6
to 1 each apt Enlivens and Hilly Grove, and 100 to 15 apt
Smoke. mn*, accompanied by Hilly Grove, laid toge-
ther in frost of their competitors throughout, the French
filly, without having been headed, winning bye length. Lord
Stanlny, who was beaten early in the now, was a bad third.
A HANDICAP SWICEPATARD3 of 20 son, each, and only 5 if
declared, Ac., for 3.yr-olda and upwards. D.M. (5 subs.)
Mr. Wyon's Michel Grove, by Rattle—Hoyden. 8 yrs,
654 Mb (J. Grinahai 1
Mr. Mundra Bolero, 3 )71, eat 61b (T. French 2
Mr. Fieralneis nom, 4 yrs, 7st 71b
Betting : 3to 1 apt Camperdown, 100 to 30 each apt
Michel Grove sad Bolero, 4 to 1 apt Baron Murichausen,
and 3to 1 apt Acco. Camperdown, holding a slight ad-
vantage of Ace° on off side and Michel Grove on the near
side, carried on the running until entering the cords ; there
Miehel Grove headed the favourite, who was subseqnently
posed by Acco and Bolero. The latter half way ep the
ropes made a final effort to overhaul Michel Grove, whom,
however, he failed to reach, and wu beaten a length. Acco
was beaten two lengths by Bolero.
A Switursruerie of 10 son. each, for 2-yr-olds ; colts.
Bet nb ; fillies, Bet 41b. The winner to be sold for 50, if
doessdid, Ac. First half of Ab M. (8 nibs.)
Mr. elusion's f by Prime Mlnister—Vlngt'un, Bst 41b
(Perry) 1
Mr. C. Raynor's Refuge, Mt 71b (a Edwards. 2
Mr Plotter's Flap-Doodle, lest 71b
Bettie% : 4 to 1 each apt the Mississippi filly, the Perfect
Ours, and Dairy Maid, 5 to 1 apt Refuge, 6to 1 apt any
other. The Viogt'un filly jumped away first, followed by
Refuge; the pair made the whole of the running, the
Vingt'uo filly winning by • length ; there were three lengths
between the second and third.

MATCH. First half of Ab N. 100 ; h ft.
Mr. Neslasers Arrogate, by Stockwell—Mary . Hawk's-
rye's dam', * yrs. ast 71b ,Cballoner) 1
Mr. IL Barile's Intrigue, c yrs, Bst 41b • Aldcroft)
Betting: 6 to 4 on Arroyo* who made all the naming,
and won by three lengths.
HANDICAP SWICIPSTAILLS of 15 SOTS. each, 10 ft ; for 2.yr-
olds. T.Y.C. (8 subs,)
Mr. W. Day's Klugswood. by Kingston—Dotalice, Bst
(.1. Adams) 1
Lord Uxbridge's Microscope. Bst ,eballoneri
Mr. Wyoe's Mitch of Endor. rat lilt (O2 Ford) am) a
Betting : 6 to 4 apt Microscope, 4 to 1 apt Kiupwood,
sad 6 to 1 apt any other. The %lodes colt jumped off with
the lead, but in a few strides Kispwood took up the ni-
sing and woo by a length. Witch of Bader was well up,
third ; Oesiao a bad fourth ; and the Ama colt was last.