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4031 3.436 7.404
1.396 96 1,494

THIS DAY.

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LATEST BETTING.
CAMBRIDGESHIRE.
7 to 2 mot Crown Pigeon (off)
100 to 6 Flatterer (t)
25 to 1 Marrow (t)
25 to 1 Lord Alfred (off)
DERBY.
15 to 1 Ellington
25 ts 1 Pam Wilkins
60 to 1 nominator
10 to 1 eget Rogerthorpe sad Polmoodis (coupled)

781 SOBSORIPTION ROOM, WZDRUDAT MONT.
The email amount of business that was transacted ea the
Cambridgeshire Stokes showed so variatioa from the prime
11 quoted up to six o'clock.
11111111 DAY. _

Swim...min of 10 ;Tv; .9;;1;, for 2 year olds; colts,
Bst 71b; fillies. Bft 61b. The winner to be sold tor 40 eon.,
if demanded, 10. Pint halt of Ab.M. (3 far. 216 yds).
(11 subs.)
Mr. Lowtber's Ptemohni, by Olycos, lot 71b (8. Rosen) I
LardOrwilkee Ceres, est b (Platman) 3
inglasey's bor fir, by Mene—ltalllery. Gat 710
(H. Goiter) 3
The following also no : Plumpton Maid, Turk, Caledonia.
The Vine, Little Nell, Fashion, br e by Maroon—Countese
of Albeenarle's &W.
Betting 6to 4 apt Ceres, 6to 1 apt any other. Woo
cleverly by a length; the emend beating the third by arse
. winner was claimed by Mr. Gwent..
leattl;DlCAl. Pratt of 1001. ; for 3 yr-elds sad upwards.
AF. (1 sails 2 furlongs 73 yards.)
Mr. I. M. Gairk's Mr. Sykes. by Ns Talks Sykes, 3 yrs, SA
(well) I
Mortis'.KrMortis'.Gamekeeper. 4 yrs. 4.4 Illb
Mr. Edsrardal Sareband, yr,. 14 (Bearpark 3
The full ,wing asao rams: Orinoco, Viadez. Brother to
Grey Tommy, Red.:mall, Joe Miller, Alcyone, Titanium, fit.
Clare, Vulcan, Brinklow, Bnorehain, and Beresiaa.
Betting : 6 to 4 mat Mr. Sykes, 4 to 1 apt Gamekeeper,
8 to 1 each semi Vindez, Brother to Grey Tommy, sad
Shoreham. Won mealy by_tere lengths; the second beating
the third three lengths. Vanden was a moderate fourth;
Berezina fifth ; Brother to Grey Tommy Bath.
We are sorry to add that Orinoco, which was sold for
800 guineas to Captain Christie the day after the rue for
the Cesarewiteb, dropped down dead at the Bashes. At
Me time he was about the middle of the rusk. Flats=
escaped Misr,.
RIFFIWAL OF TEI Ball'lST Beaks., of 100 lova lath, ,
h ft, for 2.yr old fillies. 8e: 71b Gaels. Lest three-qua/km of '
the Rowley Mile. (13 sub..)
Mr J. Hawlere Eakins, dater to Aphrod,* fat flb
(h. Day) 1
lime Anglesey's The Plying Dashes, by The Plying Data-
MA Sit 711) Gomm!
Lord Gliiden't Melina, Set 1111 ..(J. Hereon 3
Oebekiestmes Land* bit 711 k (BorMokoessr 4
Lord Nieterl f by Don John—Plenty, Ist 71b ..... ...(Norman
Betting : 5 to 2 can Halipyge, who took the lead, kept it,
and won easily by a length and a half; bad third.
Awakes/mins of 10 DOTS. each ; 2-yr olds, Bst 71b ; them,
Bst Sib; tour, B.t lllb; five red upwards, gat. The winner
to be sold for 300 sou., if demanded, dko. First half of
Ab.M. (3 far. 216 yds) (9 subs.)
Mr. eterenes The Uoupested, by lbseepey, I yrs, Oat 71b
(Quintal) t
Mr. Mills's Olympus, I yes, Set /lb (Ramrods's) I
The following also rat :—Assayer, Alfred, Pharos, t by
Birdcatcher-Bacrifice, Affghan, Weatherproof.
Betting : 2 to 1 agst Assayer, 4 to 1 eget Afghan, 6 to 1
each eget Alfred and Sacrifice filly, 8 to 1 apt The Un-
expected. A very fine race in mded in favour of The Un-
expected by a bead ; Assayer and Alfred were the seat two,
and so close to each other the judge could not say which
was third.
SWIZPSTAIXII of 10 /OM each, tar 2-yr-olds; wilts,
Bst 71b; fist 51b. The winner to be mold for 160 sees.
it demanded, dc. T.Y.C. (Five fusions. 140 yards.) (3
subs.)
Mr.dellebdies Impanture by Jam eel ;lb ...... (Masott 1
Lard WilaWallnag ed 43l4nm 2
Mr.Ciewlevelfe Dellmest ...... (Lwe
'imam: 6 tell apt imposture, 6 to 4 apt King Chat.
Wen easily by a length ; bad third.
Tun Anstcr.r. Town PLATS, the artieles of which are
under date of the seyeateasth year of the reign of King
Charles 11., sad which plate is to be run for for ever oa
the second Thursday in October," was to day walked ever
for by Mr. Rogen's Trightheag by Veralem—Dipbtheem
Its, 12st 2:b.
Very showery weather, a meaty supply (deport, and a thin
attendances of company.

NORTH BRITISH RAILWAY COXYANY.—A special
gesorel owlet of tile abareboklere of Ms smapasy was
ld oa Wedoseday, I. Ediabergh, R. Reaper, Rag., in
the chair. The object was to take late enwillawstiera the
propriety et wihsaibing for steak is aka premmeil Smirk
and Carlisle Railway Cemparty, sag siesialwfreme=
wet for that purpose, awl fer essekkeg the North
Railway to eater foto aneeemesate Ise walking the Rawl*
cad Carlisle Rae. The aglow sail time the disesteem
Weeded to take a neatest met et premise, sail womb le
hear the opinions et the shimirekkn ea tie make&
Cldabolea proposed a swims of ressiadees agrosiag of the
whoa,. TMsea Nbe nisei 116 ,009 L Mr.
Wawa, Hamlet, esesaied Ike saides. Mr. Walker, el
of Glasgow, proposed eaveresemesism whisk were soooothal
by Mr. Ales. Rind. After Meme dissamisa, Mr. Chisholm
withdnw his metices, mei die mote. becks sp.
Canoe or Willem Nvamot.--Oa the 4th let.,
a um aimed Thomas Freaks, aged ee, labeerw, abessmied
heat Nottingham. He is essigsd el* Gettig sal meat
lag be wife, who has dem dial liens the isMsies emeime.
He is a illative of Gnat Ohs, sod seeded Ins Ism yeses w
Bakes, I. Leicestershire, sari elm well knows is that
avighboarhood.

MONEY MARKET -THIS DAY.

Two o'CLoos.

The English funds have attained a further re-
eoveryof no len than I per cent. to-clay, owing chiefly
to fresh speculative purchases, coupled with several
favourable rumours. Consols have risen steadily to
their present range of 87i to # for money, and 871 to
88 foe the Bth Nov. The Three per Cents. Reduced have
been dealt in at 861 to 4 ; the,New Three per Cents.
at 87 to 871; the New 30 Years' Annuities at 161 to
16 6-16; Exchequer Bonds, at 981; Exchequer Bills
at Bs. to 3s. dis.; and India Bonds at 3s. dia. to par.
Turkish BM per Cents. have been largely bought,
and hays risen to 81 to 1, and the New Four per
Cent Loan to 31 to 3 dis. French Scrip has been
dealt in at par; Belgian Four-and-a-Halt per Cents.
at 94 to 3 (exchange, 26fr.); Dutch Two-and-a-Halt
per Cents. at ;64; ditto ;Four per Cent. Certificates
at 931 ex die.; Mexican at 211; and Brazilian Old
Five per Cent. (small bonds) at 991

A general meeting of Mexican Bondholders has
been convened by the committee for the 16th inst.,
" for the purpose of taking into consideration the
present state of their affairs."
Hamburg letters of Tuesday mention that all
branches of business were suffering from the incress-
ling demand for money. The rate of discount had
reached 5j per cent., and many persons expected •
farther rise. The advanced quotations for bills on
London had brought forward a good supply of paper,
which wee taken off slowly, end remained offered at
the close of business. The grain market was dull
and fluctuating. Sugar was lower. All securities
had been much depressed, but were firmer at date.
The East India Company will receive tenders on
the 17th inst. for the conveyance of stores from Eng-
land to Bombs'? and Calcutta; and on the 18th the
Emigration Commissioners will receive tenders for
the hire of a ship, to proceed to Adelaide, and to be
ready to receive passengers between the 17th and 24th
of December.

At the meeting of the Royal Mail Steam Packet
Company yesterday the report wet' adopted,and a divi-
dend of V. per share for the half-year declared.
The receipts of the Antwerp and Rotterdam Rail-
way Company for the week ending Sunday last were
8891.
Australian Land shares yesterday were quiet. Bri-
tish American Land were flatter, and Canada Land
better. Union Bank of Australia and Bank of Aus-
tralasia stocks fell severally 11., and those of the
English, Scottish, sad Australian Bank were again
worse. Australian Royal Mail shares were dealt in
at 41 to 4; ; General Screw Steam at 141; Royal
Mail Steam at 74; and Illinois Central Railroad
(free land) Bonds, 1860, at 77 (exch. 4e. 6d.).
_ _ _

At the 44th half-yearly meeting of the share-
holders of the Agra and United Service Bank, held
at Calcutta on the 15th August, the following report
was presented :
The directors have the pleasure to place before the pro-
prietors the balance•sheet of the bank, and the usual
accounts, signed by the auditors, up to the 30th June. It
will be seen that the net profits. for the six months ending
on that date, amount to 4,55.976-15-1 re., bring at the rate
of 13-0 2 re. per cent pe m on the paid up capital. By
a resolution of the last half-yearly general meetieg the
dividends were limited to nine per cent. until the reserve
fend should amount to 15 lam. Some of the shareholder
having expressed dissatisfaction at ibis limitation, and meet
of them recommending the substitution of 10 per cent., the
directors have taken the views of the proprietary in India on
this point, and the result shows that a large majority are in
favour of the latter rate. The directors, therefore, recess-
mend that a dividend at the rate of 10 per cent. be now
declared, which will leave 1,05,976.151 re. to be credited
to the reserve fund. Since the special general meeting of
the 14th July, a sufficient number of vote, from Indian
shareholders has been received in favour of the augments-
, lion of capital, in terms of the recent circular, and which
will accordingly be carried out in the mode proposed.

Resolutions in accordance with the report we

adopted, and the resolution of the speciil general
meeting of the 14th July last, for increasing the
capital of the bank by 20 lam of rupees, was con-
firmed.
The report of yesterday's indigo sale is appended :
1,293 chests bare pared to-day, of watch 309 were with-
drawn, 204 bought in, and 780 sold. Previous rates were
fully supported, and • few parcels of Iles Bengal realised
last sale's rates to 21. per lb. advance. Good desirable
tloalities have also occasionally gone . Total quan-
tity passed, 3,003 chests, of which 2,276 have been mold.

THURSDAY BRINING.

This being the wczkly board day at the Bank of
England, and an impression prevailing in many quar-
ters that a further rise would be made in the rate of
discount, business in the Stock Exchange and in other
branches of trade was subjected to much uncertainty.
The sitting of the directors proved extraordinarily
protracted, and transactions in the stock markets
became generally suspended. At length, at nearly 2
o'clock, it transpired that the Board had broken up
without the announcement of any change in the rate

lof discount. The English funds, which had ruled
dull, at the closing range of yesterday, during the
latter part of the dismission, immediately showed
an upward tendency on the result being known,
and, after exhibiting considerable buoyancy, finally
closed at an advance of j to # per cent.
Many of the purchases effected were to cover
previous speculative sales. The length of the
discussion at the Bank was interpreted u indi-
cating the existence of considerable difference of opi-
nion amongst the directors, and led to a large nom-
bar of bets in the Stock Exchange and elsewhere.
The decision to abstain from any further advance
for the present has evidently given rise to a feeling
of relief, as it affords an indication that the emer-
geney is not considered urgent. Indeed, it is known
that during the last few days the drain of gold to
the Continent has received a decided check. To-day
we heard of no inquiry for exportation.
It is hoped, moreover, that between now
and next Thursday will be witnessed the ar-
rival of some Australian supplies of the precious
metal. The chief consideration pointing to a further
rise in the Bank charges was thought to be the in-
creased pressure for accommodation which has been
observed at that institution yesterday and to-day,
partly prompted by the caution shown in Lombard.
street. The directors, however, probably recognised
that this increased demand was to some extent excep-
tional, and due to the general desire of merchants to
put themselves in funds prior to the exaction of the
higher rates apprehended. " Out of doors," it is
noticed, flrstAdass short-dated paper can still be
readily discounted at the existing Bank minimum of
oi per cent., and generally there is a good supply of
money.
At Paris to-day, at half-past 1 o'clock, the Three
per Cent. Relates were quoted at 61.55, being about
the same as they closed yesterday. The final quota-
tions of to-day were not received this evening. At
Hamburg, Spanish bonds are reported by telegraph
at a further fall _ _

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Consols opened at 861 to / for money and to-mor-
row's settling, which, notwithstanding one or two
slight intermediate variations, was also the quotation
current when the result of the Bank board became
known. A steady rise then set in, and the price at
the close of the house was 87, " buyers," for money.
and 671 to 3 for November. After the recognised
hours, the market ruled about / per cent. below these
rates. Pending the adjustment of the account, much
caution is evinced, owing to the fear that con-
siderable quantities of etc& may be delivered to-mor-
row. The official business report is as follows :
Three per Cant. Consols, for money, 861, I, 3; ditto,
far account, 12th October, 861, 3,3, 1. Three per
Cent. Reduced, 861, 1, g,l, # ex div. New Three
per Cents., 861, 3,1, 1,1, 1 ex div. Long Annuities,
expiring in January, 1860, 3 7-16, 33 ex div. India
stock, 228. Bask Steck, 207 ex div. Three-and-
a-Half per Cent. Exchequer Bonds, falling payable
in 1868, 983, 1,1; ditto, in 1869. 983. 4, 3.
Exchequer Bill. were spin rcher lower, ruling
at 7e. to 35. dia.
Foreign stock■ were in several cases lower.
Peruvian Four-and a-Half per Cents. fell 2 per cent.
Mexican bonds and Russian Five per Cents. were

also worse. The chief movement, however, was again
in Turkish securities. The Six per Cents. were firet
marked 801, fell to 791, and had rallied at the sloes
to the final range of yesterday, viz., 80 to; ex div.
The new Four par Cent. guaranteed loan fell to 5
discount, but at this extreme depression buyers came
forward, carrying the price at the close to 4to 31
dia., being t per cent. better than it left off yesterday.
The scrip of the French loan ruled rather lower, at
1 die, to 1 prem.