The Express.
London, England, 1857-10-13 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 13, 1857.

LAW INTELLIGENCE.
THIS DAY.

COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.
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nia was the ant .toeTting—iriat the hehhmittel of
Thomas Payee, described as lases and mangier of the
&rend Theatre, Strand, sad residing in York-road, Lam-
beth. Some small debts rare proved, and Yr. Leicester
Beckieghals, tbe petlitochig coeditor, warn appointed trade
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*lke the willed Mr. Myers, in Alilgate.
Mr. Myers said that the defendant had acted is the most
violent maim in a public-house, and afterwards, having
mot the most obscene language to, and attempted to give
Mrs llyms a blow, which, If it had not been intercepted,
weld In ell probability have killed her.
Other irksome desesibed the conduct of the defendant to
be despieste In the extreme.
The defendant mid he was drunk, and that he had been
trungted by some persons, but who they were he did not
know.

6HARB LISTB-2EIB DAY

Two o'CLoa.

The railway share market to-day is fiat, and the
tendency of prime is still rather downwards. The
reduction, however, is not of serious importance,
except as regards Eastern Counties shares, which
hare fallen to 10 to 1. London and North
Western stock is now quoted 94 to 1; Midland, 79
to ; Great Western, 62 to 1; London and South-
Western, 01 to 44 per share; and Great Northern
231 to;.

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Grand Trunk of Canada. Most foreign descriptions
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WEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE

ILICIIIIC TZLZORAPI)
NEWMARKET MEETING.-THIS DAY.

MONEY MARKET.-THIS DAY.

Two o'CLoofl.
The funds to-day have fluctuated violently. 4t
one time a fresh fall of fully 1 per cent. was shown,
but a rally ensued. The market now is weaker
again, and prices are quoted about per cent. lower
than at 4 o'clock yesterday. Most other descriptions
of securities are depressed.
The Bank of France have raised the rate of dis-
count from 5} to 61 per cent.
Consols for money and Wednesday have been
dealt in from 871 down to 861 to a, and are
now quoted 87f. For the 10th Novem-
ber, the present price is 871 to I. The Three
par Cents. Reduced are marked 86/„851, and 86}
ex div. ; the New Three per Cents., 851, 861,
861, and 881 ex div. ; Bank Stock, 2111 to 213 ax
div.; Exchequer Bills, 20s. to 7s. die.; and Ex-
chequer Bonds, 1859, 981.
Turkish Six per Cents. are also subjected to most
violent fluctuations. Transactions are recorded at
841, 861, 8.51, and 87 ex div., and the present quota-
tion is about 861 to 87 ex div. The
Guaranteed Four per Cents. are marked 97/
and mt. Other foreign stocks are very dull. The
sales are limited to Dutch Two-and-a-Half per
Cents., at 64 (exch., 126.) ; ditto Four per Cent.
Certifi., at 97 ex div. ; Mexican, for account, at
19, being lower ; and Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per
Cents., at 761.

The pressure upon the Bank of England for money
last week, and especially on Saturday, was of the most
extraordinary—indeed, almost unprecedented —kind,
and the stock of coin and bullion was likewise
seriously trenched upon, partly for exportation, and
partly to supply the necessities, or relieve the
anxiety, of country bankers. The demand for
discount accommodation at the Bank yesterday was
extremely heavy, and almost equal to that witnessed
on Saturday. In bar gold, only about 9,0001,
was yesterday withdrawn from the institution, but
we are assured, on good authority, that a sum of
400,000 sovereigns is already actually engaged for
shipment to the United States by an early tipper
tunity. This is naturally to be looked for as a re-
sult of the fall in the American Exchange, which
has now made such progress as to allow of a profit
on remittances of gold to that side. The American
advice. at the same time indicate how confi-
dently houses there look to this country for sub-
stantial relief in the shape of gold. The Bank
directors evidently bad no choice but to act as they
have done. They will now probably panne, to
await the result of the measures already adopted,
but, should these prove inadequate to the
occasion, they will not hesitate to make a fresh ad-
vance. And here we would remark that much de-
pends upon the way in which the mercantile com-
munity accept the present serious crisis. Though
there is much ground for anxiety, there is none for
alarm, since the general soundness of the trade of the
country is universally admitted, and the instances of
embarrassment which are naturally to be appre-
hended will doubtless be inadequate to affect our
general position. But if the commercial public per-
sist in keeping up a needless and extravagant pres-
sure upon the Bank, for the sake of obtaining money
for which they have at the moment no real need,
they will have themselves to blame if the Bank be
driven in self-defence to further measures of restriction.
The feeling of uneasiness in the money market is
aggravated by the knowledge of the pecuniary
necessities of the East India Company. It is under-
stood that the Company are again seeking to borrow
of the Bank, and that the latter have been com-
pelled to intimate, both to the Company and to our
government, that they are no longer in a position to
grant the required ascommodation. This is under-
stood to be the subject of interviews which have
taken place between the Governor and Deputy
Governor of the Bank and the Chancellor of
the Exchequer. The inference is thus greatly
strengthened that a public loan, guaranteed
by the British government, will come upon
the market as soon as it is in a state
to bear the operation. The announcement
that public securities at Calcutta have sustained a
further considerable fall, and that the Bank of Ben-
gal has refused to make advances on the Company's
paper for a longer period than 30 days, confirms our
view that no reliance whatever can be placed upon
the Indian money market for the pecuniary means
which are indispensable to the authorities at the
present juncture.
The Lombard-street discount houses have raised
the rates on deposits by t per cent., fixing the terms
until further notice at 6 per cent. for deposits sub-
ject to withdrawal on demand, and 61 per cent with
a few days notice. The joint stock banks now allow
6 per cent. on deposits, end the National Discount
Company 61 per cent. at call, and 61 per cent. at
short notice. These high rates will probably attract
considerable supplies of capital into the market, but
will also tend to deter many people from investing
in securities.
From all the other continental stock markets a
fresh fall is reported. The further reduction in
Austrian stock averages about per cent.
We are almost weary of referring to gloomy fea-
.

XOWDAT EVENING

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The scene witnessed in the Stook Exchange to-day
has had no parallel since 1847. The excitement was
intense. Prior to the commencement of official
business, transactions took place in Consols at an ad-
vance off per cent. over the closing quotations of
Saturday, a morn favourable interpretation being
put in many quarters upon certain points of the In-
dian Intelligence, including, more especially, the
arrival of some of the expected reinforcements.
Upon the news of the alteration at the Bank, a
panic set in, sales to an enormous amount being
pressed. Sonia of these were on banking account,
rendered necessary by the heavy demand for
money, whilst others were by speculators, including
one estimated at upwards of half-a-million, to close
the account of an operator for the rise. Amongst the
sellers was a leading " jobber," who is occasionally
known to operate for government and the Bank.
After an extreme fall of 2 per cent., Console assumed
more steadiness towards the close, owing partly to
bursa fide investments, and partly to pnroLasce to
cover previous speculative sales. The latest official
quotations, however, were still 14 per cent. below
those of Saturday, and the market was unsettled in
character.

All other descriptions of securities have faller:
English railway shares resisted the panics in the
morning, but fell in the afternoon, owing to sales on
provincial and speculative account. This depart-
ment of the Stock Exchange, however, was rela-
tively the best supported.
Consols, which closed on Saturday at 89 to 1- for
money and next Wednesday's settlement, were cur-
rently dealt in this morning, at about half-past 10
o'clock, at 891 to 1, the official business in the Stock
Exchange commencing at eleven. Upon the an-
nouncement from the Bank. followed by a pressure
of sales, the market instantly gave way, and the
price fell, with little interruption, to 871, showing a
reduction of about 2 per cent. from the first quota-
tion of the morning. From this, a rally ensued to
871 to f, which was the quotation current at four
o'clock. The price for the 10th November was at
the same hour 881. After the close of the Stock
Exchange, dealings were carried on to a consider-
able amount, and the market was rather weaker,
the latest quotations based upon actual transactions
being 871 to a for money and Wednesday, and 88
"sellers," for November. This was the first day for
private transfers of the stocks lately shut for the
dividend. The official business report is as fol-
lows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 884,
8811, 1, 871,871; ditto, for account (14th October),
, 884, 88/, 884 t 881. 871 Three Per
Cent. Reduced, ex div.; New Three per
Cents., 871, 1,.3, 4, sei ex div.; Thirty Years.
Annuities, expiring in April, 1886, 17k ex dry. Bank
Stock, 2111, 213 j ex div.; India Stock, 211. Three-
and-a-Ralf per Cent. Exchequer Bonds, falling
payable in 1869, 981, 98.
Exchequer Bills have been pressed for sale, and
have fallen Bs. to 75., closing nominally at 16s. to
10s. die.

The panic in Turkish Six per Cents. formed one
of the most striking features of the Stock Exchange
to-day. The price, which closed on Saturday
at 89; to 901 ex div., fell to-day with-
out intermission, until bargains were offi-
cially recorded at 8.51 ex div. Rather more
steadiness was displayed towards 4 O'clock, when
the price was 88 to I, or 3} per cent. below the final
quotation of Saturday. After 4, however, the price
relapsed to 851 to 881, The speculative movements
in this stock are nearly always of a violent character.
Turkish Four per Cents., which enjoy the positive
guarantee of both England and France, fell 11 per
cent., closing ;at 97 to Most other classes of
foreign securities were offered and heavy, but
Spanish may be particularised as retaining con-
siderable steadiness.

MINES—THIS DAY•
—lr Two O'CLOCL
A moderate amount of business is going forward
to-day in British mining stocks. Alfred Consols
shares have been dealt in at 134 ; North Frances at
134 ; and Sortridgc Consols at 2j. In most cases
there is little alteration in price.
As
.regards foreign and colonial mining shares
there is no movement worth notice.

Subjoined is the official list of the closing quo-
tations in the Mining Exchange yesterday. At the
prices quoted there are, respectively, buyers and
sellers :

Consols, 13, 13k; East Russell, 355., 375. 6d,
Gaston United, 225. 6d. 255.; Sortridp Consols, 21, 1;
Tamar Camels, j ; West Baud, 241, ; Wheal Basest,
190, 200 ; Witsal Grenville, 3.55., 40a. ,• Wheal Harriet,
12s, 6d., 155.; Wheal Margaret, 64, 66; Wheal Tralswasy,
25, 26.
Brenford Hall Mine sold on the 11th Blatant 11 tons of
lead ore, at 161. 19s. per ton, and 2 tons at 191. 18s. per ton.
Frongoch Mine sold on the sth instant 180 tons, at 161. Is.
per ton; and East Daren 45 tom, at 181. 11,. per teat, and 40
tow at 181. 12s. 6d. per ton.
Drakawall sold on the 9th instant 7 tam of black tin, at
801.5 a. per ton, and 0 tons at 721. sa. per ton.

MONDAY EyrNma.

In the home mining stock market, this afternoon,
a good amount of business was done, notwithstanding
the monetary crisis. Shares in West Frances, South
Frances, North Crofty, Wheal Uny, East Alfred,
North Frances, Alfred Consols, Lad/ Bertha, Lawton
United and Wheal Grenville, were in demand. Tin
Croft were weaker. The following transactions are
reported to us from the Stock Exchange, in addition
to those comprised in the official list, vin.: Wheal
Grenville at 1 f and 2 ; Gawton United at 245. to
215.; Great Wheal Alfred at S and 6i ; Wheal Uny
at 4 ; and Tamar Consols at 1 and li.

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