The Express.
London, England, 1866-09-18 00:00:00

PrHE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 18, 1866.

LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE

(IT nsanuo 2111LS6LPH.)
RICHMOND MEETING.-(THIS DAY.)

THE ROBY STAMM. Four furlongs.
Paxton, Tidy, Gnu:ices, and Lollop are here.
RICHMOND CUP. Four furlongs.
Yarrow, Chessman, Warwick, Barbra, Rai Tub, Gipsy
King, Louie, Fenny, Violet, Miss Boswell f, and Few
Wind are here.

SAPLING STAKES. Your furlongs.
Newland, Honeelich, Louisa, /Ranvier* lAnoe, ImPe-
rater, and Bumblekite are here.
MEMBERS' PLATE. One cede.
MollyCarew, ladyof Coverdale, Begnm,Ratands,El Cid,
Beatrice, Edith of Lora, and Shire are bare.
RICHMOND HANDICAP. One mile and three quarters.
Red Feel, Molly Carew, Nothing More, PodarguaYurow,
Min Haworth, Dolan, and Beatrice are here.
AERlVED.—Dolarioe f Knight Errant, H • , Bona-
parte, Polly Perkins, Bird of Eve, Cora, Amason, and

WARE LISTS.-(THIS DAY.)

ONI O'CLOM

The railway market opened with considerable
firmness in consequence of a general improvement
in the weather ; and although the highest prices
of the morning have not been fully mamtained the
tendency is still favourable. The principal movement
has been in South Eastern stock, for which there has
been an active demand. At one time they stood at 71,
buyers, but they are now rather lower. Midland
stock has also been in same demand at advance,
and Greet Eastern is nominally 4 higher. Great
Western, London and North Western, and Lanca-
shire and Yorkshire have each improved 4, and
Great Northern A stock it.
Metropolitan stock is now quoted at 130 to
k ; Great Western, 594 to • London and
North-Western, 120 to I ; Midland, 123 to
k ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 125 to
3001: Cale-
donian , 128 k to 1294 ; South Eantern, 7 'to 71f ;
Great Northern, 118 to 119 ; ditto A, 1 to 131;
London, Chatham, and Dover, 22 to k.
The Canadian lines are easier. Grand Trunk
of Canada, 214 to 4 ; Great Western, 144 to k.
American railways are without much change of
importance. Illinois Central, 784 to k ; Erie, 46}
to 47 ; East Indian Railway, 1011 to 4 ; Lombardo-
Venetian, 164 to k.
1.0 'RAIL= I,`"- ZS.
Sales Jody
No. I Pd. I RAILWAY/ I to m.

ORDINARY MAR= AND MOCK&

Sh. I Pd. I RAILWAYS I 7Cl=Ce. I Wes to-611,7
to 1 p.m.
88. 100 Bristol and Exeter B7 89
St 100 'Caledonian
81 100 'Cambrian
90 all 'Cork and Bandon
* ad .oconrall 4 6
8t 100 , Dnblinand BelfsatJune 116 48
BS. 100 IDun d 6 6 , Yerth,&AblJn 70 211
100 all East London Salp Cart. 75 86
8t No 1 Do —
st. 100 Glasgow and S. Western 1171 110 .....
os. 100 'Great Eastern Ord. et 291 501 301
Bt. 100 , Do. E. Ans. Stk., N 0.2 6 0
St 100 ,Orsatdorth of &Oland
8t 100 ,Great Northern
St. 100 Do.A
.1 Aron DO dtv. un- 130 181 131
St. 100 !Doi! -1 tile p. c. is pain —.—
8t 100 Do. New Wu e 25 pm. —.—
St 100 Do. Ord. Def. Div. 8 --.—
St. 100 Gt South & West. (ire.) 91 93
a& 100 'Great Western 69 691 514
St. 100 Do.StourValGna.Stk
St. 100 Do. South Wales
St. 100 Do. W. MM.—&Oxflmordo 87 89
St 100 Do. Do. 14 36
St. NO lancashirs &Yorkshire 1241 1261 125 1
83. 100 , Loa ,Brishtn, 13. COG* 87 SJ
St. 100 Locidon,Chatham,&Dov 22 23 22 1
St. 100 , Do. Bet. klrten.A.6 p.c.
St. 100 'London& North West& 1191 1201 1201 20 4
St. 100 London&SonthWeetern 95 87 84 6
St 100 Man. She., &Linoolnah 58 69
St. 100 Metropolitan lBO 131 134
10 Se Do. New 2 21 pin
10 all Do. Extension
100 ad iMetropolitanDistrict 94 90
100 10 Do. do. do. _ _ pm 101
10 all , Do. tSt John's-wood
St. 100 !Midland 1221 1231 1231 8
9 7
109 St.
Do. Z 9 Shares
t. Do. Blrm. & Derby 92 It 931
26 all Mid Kent
St. 100 North Latish
St 1 100 Do. &lin ,Perth,Dund 22 24
8t , 100 N. Eastern—Benrick 106 107
26 1101 Do. G. N. K Pura —
8t 1100 Ds. Leeds
St 1100 Do. York lOl 103 101
St 1100 Do. Carlisle —
16 I all Do. Stock.&Darling. 114.1 351 361
25 j2O Do. do., 188041
St I 100 North London
10 I 7 Do. do., 1864-5 1 2pm
10 2 Do. do., 1866 — —Pm
St 1100 'North Staffordshire 71 73
St ' 100 IN. &S. Western Juno. 114 118
St. 1100 'Scottish Central
St. 100 Scottish N. E. Aber. fitk.
St. 100 Scottish Midland — —.—
St ' 100 'Shropshire Union
St. 1100 'South Devon 43 46
St. 100 South Eastern
20 all Stalnes,Wokingham,& 3 9
St. 100 ,Taff Vale
10 3 : Do. C 2 ilipm
St 100 Vale of Neath —
St 100 'Waterford & Kilkenny —.—
10 6 Waterloo & Whitehall --
3t 100 West, Cornwall 6l 63

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COLONIAL 001

,150.0.01
100,000

8eni&001m.0p.a.,1872
Do. 1895
can Owed p. e., 187744.
Do. tipteet,Feb.eLang.
Do. Ipteet.Mar.
Do. 6 parotaan.tra.i
D sparct. bre Stec
Coped GRopeeper.l
Do. d 0.1802,1900
Do. do. 188040
Do. do. 189041
00.5p.e.Ap.40c5.1
Celo.loa,Nov. 186 11,6 p.
1871. do..
Do. 1872 d 0...
Kawrlthis 6 per 020873
as
Do. D
Do. 1882
Do. 1886
Natal. Goy. 6par cant:.
New Brans.Gov.6perct.
New Booth Wales Gov..
5 p. eent.,lB7l to 1876
Do. 6 p. e. 1828 to 1802
New Zealand Spar cent.
Do. Spar cent
Nova Booth 6 p. a,1875
trejlC p. loy. 6
, anOov. 6 p et .18118
Do. 1878 and apwda
VlnGov.6p. e. Jan. July
Do, Op. et. Aprll4oe.

lAii.fiCel
686.808
100,000

siiime
100,000
160.000
1,000,000
100,000
100,000
100.000
•00.000
100,000
106,000

liO:i001
1,000,0001
950,000
750,000

FOREIGN

liazs.

96 96
U 96
If 97
77 70
76 79
101 103
101 106
103 106
102 106
88 90
102 106
106 197

IN IN
106 108
165 97
106 101
W 100
IS N

91 94
93 IT
94 116
79 81
96 96
91 93

106 101

106 100

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911 i

1073

Pd. I CL prices. I ease.

36, 2 kAlsm(llos Limited)
100, 1 !Anglo - Brat.Gold,Lbn )
20, 20 !Australian
10,000 6 Brill L.&M.Co. (Um )
15, MI Cape Copper :Limited)
26, 1 reptile Silver (thalted)
30,000 6 Chentale sG. /cB. JIM., L
12, 40 Cebre Copper
10,000 20 Coplapo (Ltralted)
100,000 1 Dot Pedro, N. Del Rey
28,030 3 East Del Rey (Limited)
25,000 2 'Fortuna ;limited)
60,00:1
20 ,Yrontino& 801 l rlaGokl
10,00010eaeral
48, le Kapunda (Limited)
15,000 3 Unarm !Limited)
10,000 6 .Lumitantan (Limited)
103,814 1 Marlquita
60,004 4 Panuldillo Copper (L(
10,000 10 PontenhaudSilverlead
100.000. 6 Port Phillip ....
1 11 -
128.,000 1
11,000, 20
43,174. 30
30,000 2
60,0001 1
10,000 10
6,000 10
20,000. 5
80,000 1
76,000; 1
66,000' 3

-No. I Sb.
92.023 St.
4008316 Bt.
510 O 1 )I St.
614,000 St.
630,000 St.
1028223 St.
311,b40 St.
259,730 St.

Barb:Gold lig..
[Scottish Austral. Um.;
St. John del Hey
rUnited Mexican :Lira.
IZsl Antigoria Gold
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'allearai.aoold(Liat.)
'Vancouver Coal iLlm.)
,Val Seasam 'Limited`
Washoe Gold (Limited;
;Worthing 'Limited) ..
'Yorke Peninsula (Lim.)
IYudriamutana (Lim.)

DEBENTURE BTI

STOCK& I Pd
01,11stri 4 p.c. Mar.4Bep--. 100
U.Nthn.4 p.c. Jan.& July 100
Wetn.7W.

p.ca,Jan.3July.77.loo
Lanc.3Yk.4p.c.Jan.italy 100
Lan. Briab.4p.c.J amitr-fly 100
L. atN. W 4p. c Jam de July 100

Do. 1.0. e. Jan &Jul..), 100
L.&S.W.4p.c. Jan.& July 100
idlan.l.4p.c.Jan.& July 100
Y. British E. P. & D. 8.;
6 p. ct., Feb. A. Aug... 100
Jan.&July 100
,Best.N.E..4 p.e.Ap.irOet. 100

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92 94

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IPd I Cl. prices. I Sales.

CONEY MARKET.-THIS DAY.

Oil 001.007.

Some degree of animation prevailed in the
foreign and railway markets at the opening, but
they have since relapsed into inactivity, while the
funds have not shown the slightest movement.
In railways steadiness is now prevailing, though
the improvement which marked the opening is only
partially mainta;ned. The speculative foreign
stocks are, in several cases, lower. Turkish show
the chief improvement, while Brazilian scrip,
which declined yesterday upon the defeat of the
allies in Paraguay, has not yet recovered the con-
sequent depression. The shares of the companies
connected with the Atlantic cables are very steady.
The demand for money continues moderate, with
large supplies, and in some quarters an expecta-
tion appears to be formed that the Bank minimum
will be lowered to 44 per cent. on Thursday.
Meanwhile the best bills are taken at 41 per cent.,
and first class commercial paper at 41 per cent.
Consols are unaltered and very quiet, at 891 to
/ for money, and 894 to 4 for the account.
In foreign securities the prevent quotation of
Brazilian scrip is sto 4 dis. Italian, 1861, Bonds,
56 to ; Greek, 161 to 4, being 4 lower.
Turkish Bonds of 1862 are higher, at 561 to 57 ;
and the 1865 Bonds are stationary at 314 to 32.
Spanish Passives have declined to 221 to 23/, being
lower ; Certificates, 151 to 4, showing a decline
of 3 ; Mexican, 164 to 4.
United States 5-20 Bonds are steady at 72/ to 4.

International Financial shares are quoted to
1 die. ; London Financial, 13 to 12 dia., fleneral
Credit, 11 to 11 die. ; Credit Fonder, 31 to 2}
dis. ; and National Discount, 9to prem.
Anglo-American Telegraph shares are steady at
17 to 1, while Atlantic Telegraph are flatter, at
61- to 1. Hudson's Bay shares are quoted 171
to rig.

The demand at the Bank discount office yesterday
waa quiet, and, considering the continued influx
of gold, as well as the fact that the rates for good
bills in the general market are 4i to 41 per cent.,
there is an impression in some quarters that the
Bank directors will find themselves under the
necessity, within the next fortnight, of considering
the advisability of reducing their minimum from 5
to 4i per cent. _ _ _

The amount of gold sent into the Bank yester-
day was 81,0001., including 70,0001 in bars, and
11,000 sovereigns received from Paris.
We have to record the extraordinary fact that
about 250,0001. in bar silver has arrived from Cal-
cutta.
For a long series of years there has been a
constant stream of silver from Europe to the
East, and the extent of the absorption there has
caused a vast mass of the silver currency of the
Continent to be drafted away and replaced by
gold. Frequently severe pressure has been occa-
sioned in our money market by the necessity of
remitting large amounts of gold to the Continent
in payment for these sappl'es. At last, however,
there is some sign of a turn of the tide, as evidenced
by this remittance, but whether it will last remains
to be seen. For the moment it would appear
that we have overpaid India for the cotton which
we have received from her.
The payment of the dividend to the creditors of
the Agra and Masterinan's Bank commenced yes-
terday.
The South Eastern Railway traffic return shows
_ .

this week a decrease of 9411., the receipts from
hop traffic having been only 3091., against 2,3281.
last year. The Brighton Company's return shows
an increase of 4401.

It appears that Mr. Edwin H. Galsworthy, in-
fluenced by letters received by him from ahar. -
holders in the Joint Stock Discount Company,
especially since the recent call of 71. 10s. per share,
has asked the members of the late committee of in-
vesttation to meet him at two o'clock on Monday
next, at No. 3, Bank-buildings, Lothhnry, for the
purpose of ascertaining the progress of the liqui-
dation, of considering the proceedings taken
against the directors, and generally of conferring
with the liquidators as to the present position of
the company.
In the matter of Overend, Gurney, and Co.
(Limited), a notice has appeared, signed by Mr.
Oswald Howell, secretary of the " Shareholders
Defence Association ," at 38, King-street, Cheapside,
which states as follows : " All shareholders being
members of this association are hereby advised to
withhold payment of the present call, as on the
hearing (on Friday last) of an application to post-
pone the call of 101. per share, due this day, be-
fore the chief clerk to Vice-Chancellor Stuart, he
decided that the summons be adjourned till No-
vember neat."

The half-yearly meeting of the Pernambuco Rail-
way Company is called for the 16th October, when
a dividend is to be declared.

The Varna Railway Company have given notice
that six months' interest at the rate of 81. 6s. Bd.
per cent. per annum, being 4s. 2d. on the shares on
which 51. have been paid, and 108. on the shares
paid in full, is now due.
Mr. F. H. Doyle, the liquidator of the Sabloniere
Foreign Hotel Company, has appointed Monday,
the 17th inst., for settlingthe list of contributories,
and Friday, the 28th inst., for hearing and adjudi-
cating upon the debts and claims.
The establishment of the steam line between
Panama, New Zealand, and Sydney, may now be
considered a complete success, the steamers of the
Panama, New Zealand, and Australian Royal Mail
Company having made three voyages across the
Pacific; and it is worthy of mention that the mails
by this new route were delivered here last month
and this some days before the mails yid Suez and
Marseilles, although the intelligence from New
Zealand was a week later. The passengers per the
Kaikoura, the first ship that arrived at Panama
from New Zealand, raised a handsome subscription
for the purpose of presenting the commander, Mr.
H. S. Machin, with a service of plate, as an ac-
knowledgment of their approval of the various
arrangements on board the Kaikoura, and their
appreciation of the treatment they received. Cap-
tain T. S. Beal, of the steamer Ruahine, the se-
cond vessel that arrived at Panama, also received a
similar testimonial.

MOICDAT LUCKING.
Consols, which closed on Saturday at 89f to
for the 9th October, opened and closed to-day at
the same quotation, and st 89f to 1 for money.
The official business report is as follows :—Three
per Cent. Consols, for money, 89*, 1,1, ; ditto,
for account, 591, 4, 4 ; New Three per Cents.,
861, 7 ; Bank Stock, shut; ditto, foraccount, 242;
India Stock, 209; ditto Five per Cent., 1044, 1.
Bank of England stock was quoted 240 ex div.,
for the " opening."
The India Government Five per Cent. stock was
steady. Exchequer Bills retrain quo.ed 2s. dis.
to 3s. prem.
In the foreign stock market one of the features
wrs a fall of 1 to 14 per cent. in Brazilian stocks,
including the scrip of the last loan, which is now
dealt in as fully paid up. Thera was also a reduc-
tion of f in Mexican, and 1 per cent. in Turkish
Bonds of 1858 and 1862. Turkish Five per Cents.
opened heavily, at 311, but afterwards met with
demand, and, after touching 321, " buyers," left
off higher than on Saturday. Greek Bonds
though closing below the beat point, likewise
showed an improvement of lon the day. Russian
Five per Cents. of 1862, and Peruvian, improved 1
per cent. Italian stock of 1861 was steady, but
that of 1865 gave way.
In the market for bank shares there was a de-
cline of 21. in Bank of Queensland. London and
River Plate Bank, and London Bank of Mexico
were likewise flatter, while Bank of Hindostan and
Merchant were better. Alliance left off at 41 to
3/ dia., being ss. lower ; and Imperial Ottoman
at to 1 dis., being firm.

Telegraph shares were dull, • to Bahia c
country account. Anglo-American T dread
at 17i to 1, being 2s. 6d.,lower than on Saturday
Atlantic Telegraph. Bight mitCeructionnt. Preference,
at 61 to 1, and Tel • ,at 4to
3 prem. The originalegl.7ool. @hares of the Atlantic
Telegraph Company, however, were quoted higher,
at 900/. to 9201.