The Express.
London, England, 1867-09-13 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 13, 1867.

Mr. Belle said she was quite sober enough to endeavour
to bide herself, and committed her for six weeks.

GREENWICH.
A MOTHER INCITING HER CHILD TO STEAL.

E/Labdii fitn.tman, aged 41, and Alice Brook-elan, 14,
mother and daughter, of Saxon-street, Bermondsey, were
charged before Mr. Train, the latter with stealing, and
the former with knowingly receiving and pledging a gold
brooch, value 51., the property of Mn. Sarah Morse, of
Keith-terrace, Lee, Blackheath.
It appeared that the younger prisoner had been in the
service of the prosecutrix about eleven months, and the
elder prisoner was in the habit of frequently calling upon
her at the house. A large quantity of articles had been
mimed, and both prisoners, in June last, were
given into custody on tourpicion of the robbery,
and were examined at this court, but after
being remanded they were discharged, none of the pro-
perty being then traced. A day or two since police-con-
stable 225 R discovered that a gold brooch which had been
stolen from the proseentrix had been pledged at a pawn-
broker's at Deptford, in May last, by the elder prisoner,
and she and her daughter were again apprehended.
The prosecutrix identified the brooch, and said she
placed it in a vase on the mantel-shelf, the younger pri-
soner being in the room at the time.
Mr. Trail said it would be necessary to send the case to
the sessions, in order that the younger prisoner might be
separated from her mother, who was evidently encourag-
ing her to become a thief.
The prisoners were then remanded.

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FATAL AOCIDENT.—On Monday, the 2nd inst., as
a party of gentlemen were returning from partridge shoot-
ing to Bredon, the horse attached to a carriage in which
were Captain Massey (who was driving) and Captain
Croome, 96th Regiment, took fright at part of the harness
giving way, and galloped at a furious pace for about smile
and a half, the animal being utterly beyond control. On
arriving near Tewkesbury Captain Croome threw himself
out, and in doing so received some very serious injuries
and a severe shock to his whole wyetem. Captain Massey
was thrown nut on his bead about MO yards further on,
was picked up insensible, never rallied, and died on the
Friday following. Captain Massey was much esteemed
and respected in the neighbourhood, where be has resided
far several years.

MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.)

On o'OLool.

The markets for public securities are firm, with
a fair amount of business, consisting mostly of
purchases. A small portion of the superabundant
supplies of money is now finding its way to the
Stock Exchange, for investment in securities'which
yield a much higher rate of interest', than that
allowed for deposits by the joint-stock banks and
discount establishments. There appears to be a
gradual increase of confidence with regard to
British railway stocks, which have been bought
to-day to an increased extent by bona fide in-
vestors, and prices accordingly show a
further almost general rise. Consols have advanced
per cent. The inquiry extends to foreign bonds
and some of the banking and financial sharer.
Most of the usual speculators for a fall are now
operating for a rise, in the absence of any unfavour-
able feature of importance. The fortnightly settle-
ment will be completed this afternoon.
The demand for money is moderate, and the
supply very large. The quotation for choice paper
is to 11 per:cent., and for loans in the Stock Ex-
change on English government securities 1.
Consols are quoted 94a to I for money, and
94 to for the Bth Oct. The Three per Cents.
Reduced and New Three per Cents. are per cent.
higher, at 93 to it, ex div.

The government broker has bought to-day
21,0001. Reduced for the sinking fund, at 931, ex
div.

British railway stocks continue in request, and
have further improved. Metropolitan, Midland,
Brighton, Great Western, and Great Northern
have advanced 4 per cent. ; South Eastern,
# ; and London and North Western 4..
Subjoined are the quotations :—Metropolitan,l2sl
to 126 ; Great Western, 48 to 4, ex div. ; London
and North Western, 1144 to #, ex div. ; Midland,
1214 to ,ex div. ; Lancashire and Yorkshire,
127 to 4, ex div. ; Caledonian, 109 to 111; South
Eastern, 69 to 4 ; Great Eastern, 31 to 4 ;
Great Northern, 1114 to 112,; ditto A, 120 to 4 ;
London, Chatham. and Dover, 18 to 4 ; North
British, 324 to 4 ; and Brighton, 524 to 4.

- -
Foreign stocks are in request, at an improve-
ment. Italian bonds of 1861 have advanced per
cent. ; Turkish of 1865, Spanish Passive, tbe Com-
mittee's Certificates, and Mexican, f ; and Greek
and Chilian scrip, f. Tho present prices are
annexed :—Tarkish of 1862, 50tt to Goi ; ditto,
of 1885, 312 to 32 ; Greek, In to 14t ; Spanish
Passive, 20} to ; ditto Certificates, log to g ;
Italian of 1861, 49} to 2 ; Chili= scrip, Ito 0
dis. ; Egyptian of 1864, 85 to 86} ; and Mexican,
151 to 16. _ -

United States 5-20 bonds are dull, at 72 to ;
and Erie Railway shares per cent. lower, at 44} to
45. Illinois Central, however, are steady, at 76f
to 771..

Anglo-American Telegraph shares are unaltered,
at 16f to 17, and Atlantic Telegraph Eight per
Cent. Preference at n to i, ex div.

In the market for financial shares Credit Foncier
are 2s. 6d. better, at 4 to 6g dis., and General
Credit show firmness, at 2} to 2 dis. London
Financial, however, have declined 11., viz., to 24
to 22 dis. International Financial are steady, at
21 to 1.1 dis.

As regards Bank shares, London and Westminster
have declined 11., viz., to 68 to 70 ; while Imperial
Ottoman have improved 2s. 6d., the present price
being to die. Union of London are unaltered,
at 36i to 374 ; and London and County, at 54
to 56.

The first ordinary meeting of the shareholders of
the National Bank of India (Limited) will be held
on the 24th inst.

The fourth ordinary general meeting of the
Mauritius Land Credit and Agency Company
(Limited) is called for the 27th inst., when a divi-
dend will be declared.

It is notified that the bankruptcy of the Italian
Irrigation Company (Canal Cavour) having been
confirmed, a meeting of the shareholders will be
held on the 19th inst. " for the purpose of electing
a permanent committee, and to take such other
steps as may be deemed necessary."
An extraordinary meeting of Price's Patent
Candle Company (Limited) is convened for the 3rd
of October, "for the purpose of declaring a divi_
dend on the preference shares for the half-year
ending 30th June." . _

The half-yearly meeting of the Tourney to
Jurbise and Landen to Hawk Railway Company
will be held on the 28th inst. at Brussels, for the
declaration of a dividend.

About 33,0001. in bar •.Id was sent into the
Bank yesterday, while 20,111 sovereigns were with-
drawn for Turkey. _ __

The Birmingham Gazette states as follows :
" The announcement made in the Daily Gazette of
Tuesday, that Mr. William Chappell, silk broker,
of Coventry through inability to meet bis engage-
ments had been compelled to call his creditors
together, has, we regret to learn, been followed by
the suspension of payment by Messrs. Peters and
Warburton, ribbon and smallware manufacturers,
of Coventry and London. In each case the lia-
bilities are said to be large. These mercantile
disasters will in all probability open the way for
other smaller failures in connection with one of the
chief staple trades of Coventry, which, it will be
remembered, has only recently recovered in a
measure from an almost chronic state of inactivity
and depression."

The Great Western Railway traffic return shows
this week an increase of 2,0261. over the correspond-
ing period of 1866 • the Great Eastern, an increase
of 1,8821. ; the London and South Western, an
increase of 2,1611. ; the London, Chatham, and
Dover, including the Metropolitan Extension and
branches, an increase of 3,221/. ; the Metropolitan
Extension separately, an increase of 6551. ; the
North Eastern, an increase of 5,3431. ; the Lanca-
shire and Yorkshire,
an increase of 3,339/. ; the
Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, an in-
crease of ,5581. ; and the North British, an
increase of 6001.

The sixth ordinary meeting of the Surrey Com-
mercial Dock Company was held yesterday, when •
dividend of 3/. per cent. was declared on the ordi-
nary stock and on the Preference Stock A, and of
2} per cent. on Stock B, for the half-year.
The directors of the British and American Tele-
graph Company have made application to the Com-
mittee of the Stock Exchange for a settlement, and
a notice to that effect has been posted up in that
establishment in the usual way.
An extraordinary general meeting of the British
and Foreign Marino Insurance Company has been
called for the 20th inst., to confirm the resolution
passed at a previous meeting, that the company be
wound up voluntarily.
At the half-yearly general meeting of the share-
holders of the Australian Joint Stock Bank, held
at Sydney on the 22nd July last, the report stated
the net profit at 28,000/., out of which the board
recommended a dividend at the rate of 8 per cent.
per annum, and carried forward a sum of 3,2981.
to next account. The reserve fond was increased
to 54,000/. by the addition of 1,398/.
Subjoined is Messrs. Culverwell, Brooks, and
Co.'s report of yesterday's hide sales :
At the esysnteenth series of bide sales for the year,
there was a good demand at full to improved prices. East
India—Ox and Cow—Calcutta were in good request, the
greater portion of the quantity submitted being sold.
Upon bides of heavy average, and also some qualities at
Dacca slaughtered, an advance of id. per lb. must be
quoted. Other descriptions brought full prices to an ad-
vance of Id. per lb. Of 105,306 hides offered, 102,350

were sold. East In.lia—Buffalo sold well. Leather-14A
Indian—Although the quantity brought forward was
large, yet there was a good demand at late rates. Austra.
liar being in limited supply sold at an advance of id. to
Ad. per lb. Salted Hides—Australian brought full rates.
tape sold well, Lisbon were well competed for. Dry Hides
—West Coast sold at a ali4ht advance. Mauritius brought
full prices, elm Cape. NV eat India realised late rates.
Horse Hides—South American were:in good request. and
realised advanced prices. Bark—Mimosa was chiefly
bought in.

The following is the official return of the cheques
and bills cleared at the Bankers Clearing-house
for the week ending Wednesday, September 1L
The amount has fallen back to the recent low
average
'Thursday, Sept. 5
Friday. Sept. 6
Saturday, Sept. 7
Monday, Sept. 9
'Tuesday, Sept. 10
Wednesday, Sept. 11

£8,045,000
8,209,000
10,036,000

06000
10,786,000
8,427,000

L 54,23,000

JORX C. POCOCK, Deputi inspector.
Bankers' Clearing-house, Sept. 12.

- . .
The weekly return of the Bank of France shows
the following changes :
Coin and bullion
Bills discounted
Decrease 653,500

Notes in circulation ..... Decrease 560,000
Private deposits lncresse 8,000
Advances Decrease 10,000
Government deposits lncrease 68,000

With the further increase of 344,000/. now shown,
the aggregate of coin and bullion is raised to
38,811,0001., while the discount business of the

French Bail presents a further heavy decrease,
thus indicating the continued stagnation of busi-
ness.

The return of the Bank of England for the week
ending Wednesday, Sept.ll, oomparedwith that for
the previous week, shows the following changes :
Circulation boas £38,126,666 Increase 8267,556
Circulation active Zi,720,295 Decrease 342,645
Puhlio deposits 7,844,522 Limes= 2i 1,415
Other deposits
Oovernment securities la _... ___

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banking department 12,845,272 No change.
Other securities in banking
department ,17,359,943 Decrease 96,676
Coin and bullion in botk
departments
Seven day and other bills 520,420 Decrease 40,213
The Rest 3,660,732 Increase 2,664
Notesin reserve
Total reserve (notes k coin)
in banking department 15,628,237 Increase 618,895
The course of the Bank's accounts is still in
the old direction. The deposits having largely
increased, and the loan and discount businees
having fallen off, the reserve presents a further
increase of 618,8951., and the aggregate now con-
sidemb,y exceeds fifteen and a half millions. The
increase-276,2501.—in the coin and bullion falls
short by only 26,7501. of the amount of gold sent
into the Bank from abroad during the week, and
from this it is to be inferred that the quantity at
coin in circulation in the provinces is now equal to
the harvest requirements.

BANK OF :
An Account pursuant to the Act
week ending ou Wednesday, th

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7th end igth Vic., a 12. for the
e 11th day of September, 186 T.
LITIEMIT.
Oovernmeat debt L11,016,1M
Other securities tikii,llo4
Oold coin mud bul-
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Notes loistad L15,126,065

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Debt, mai Div.
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Other Deposits
Seven day and other
bine

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THURSDAY EVENING.