The Express.
London, England, 1861-10-09 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 9, 1861.

LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

(IT mania° =MUM )
BEDFORD SIEKTING.—{THIS DAY.)

ENTRY FOR MUTTON PARK STAKD. Ope mile

and a halt
Coouadunt, Flotilla, Caliban, Sweetbread, :tacked% and
Lackner/. All are here.
ENTRY FOR TRM: EAILOLD SELLING STAKES.

Half a mu..
Mies Contra, Grey Milton, Tabs! Cain. Vircountesa,
Strawberry Leaf, Fatutiud..,,:u.t, Itueenu.re, Blickouck,
Antioch, Gana* (tat, and .111 litre but the
At'
three.

ENTRY FOR HITNTERS' STAKE'S. One mile.

Tempest e, I ;reseirieb Fair Blaaaaway, Wild Bird,
Mermaid, Lueluium, Priam lasPeriaJ, and Gleam. All are
hem.

F.NTRY FOR QUEEN'S PLATE. Three mile..
Mee Jacket, Avelaaebe, Lawyer, Brown IP:wheal, CO.
otalrusn, Kaateturd, brownie, awl Kaustoo. are
Lot.

SCI "It RY HANDICAP. Half mile•.
Nnthush, Mn, Touch-ma•aut, Pomoaa, Spanish Fly,
Nut:ruin:sneer, &011 Kllollsoll IN bore.

CALEDONIAN HUNT MEET' N(:.
(THIES DAY.)

CALEDONIAN TYRO. Six furlong...
famol Royal, Ray-be, Ask Mamas, and Hat Lela Allee
are brae.

lATIII.IN HANDICAP. One mile awl a half.
Underhand, Caper On, lippaUnd, Pe-ggy T..ft. sweet-
briar, Hloornabery, Tommie, liestrome, Overton. Lan,"titular.
awl P It are here.

ENTRY FOR CALEDONIAN CUP. Three mile..
l'oderhan.l, Peggy Taft, Okboiorlor, Coronet, 4 '44ller Ou,
Lady Ripen, Laint.lnuder, and Yastrow.

WF: PLATE. Oia• ups sal a half.
Coronet, fl.ypn, Garibaldi, Tomb. View Halloo, The
Krug of ricutiewl, sal 1 B ire bon.

rnr: MUNDIR ON BOARD AN A.VIZIOAN SHIP.

INQUEST.—(THIS DAY.)
This morning Mr. C. C. Lewitt, the coroner for
F..ses, resumed the inquiry at the Hell aid Anchor Tavern.
Victoria Imeks-nael, i'laistow, Ewe:, into the circum-
stances atteudin; the death of William Henry Adams, aged
34 years, late captain of the American ship, the Laninuegter,
who was murdered ou hoard his vessel on Sunday week by
the steward (who is a man of colour, tail named William
henry Hawkins).
The case was of such an atrocious nature that the greatest
excitement was c.imed in the neighbourhood, toil the court
sad its approaches were crowded by persons, chiefly con•
meted with the Anienaut shipping interest, ea the great
poise to he decided wiei whether the semed, under the
extraditioo treaty, should he sent over to America to be
.halt with, or that he should be tried here for the offence
which was committed out the fees.

The leaned Poruncr gaol it was with satodaction that he
had to isforin the jury that he altouW not have to detain
them, ma the murder was committed on board an American
ship, sad therefore aims owler the terms of the extradition
treaty. Ile had applied to the Ilonie-udiee,soil had received
the following comusuuhaation :

" Whitehall, Got. 7, lA6I.
"Sir,—l have laid before Secretary Sir George Grey your
letter of thin date, in which you iwjuire as to holding
as inqucit on the body of the captain of the American
vowel Laninuigier, nailer the circumstances stated
is your letter; awl I am to inform you that
the death, having taken place on hoard an American ship
on the high seen, cannot be made the subject of investiga-
tion by no English jury, whose verdict an to the &tune of
death would be a mere nullity. The American government
has Maimed, under the 10th article of the treaty of
Washington, the extra.lition of the person accused of the
morder.-1 am, Mr, your obedient servant,

11: WADDIN,:TON.
"To C. C. Lewis, Yeq., Coroner for Essex, iirellbrOOd."
The Caromr the eoetinuegioe) said the Mall would be
sent to America, and fe the meantime he would he lodged
in the Howie of Deteetion. The jury would therefore be
discharged without giving a verdict.
Serge:hut Picket, of the Thames Police (who produced the
hatchet with which the murder wee committed), was re-
quested by the coroner to preserve that weapon.
Inspector Cox (of the Thames Police), in answer to the
corouvr, said the body would be sent over to the friends in
America ; and, strange to say, no doubt it would go on
Land the same vessel which conveyed the accused. The
coffin bail been soldered clown, be believed.
The Coroner said that the body ought to have been em.
Wined, as under the present circumstances there would be
no chance of its being vlentified when it arrived at New
York.

The jury were then discharged, and the proceedings ter-
minated.

ORIENTAL INLAND STEA.V COMPANY.
(THIS DAY.)

Tho aiith half-yearly meting of the gltareholdera
was held at 000 o'clock, at the London TAvern ; Colonel
G 111111,4 iu the chair.

The report, the sulekoce of which has been published
in the Express having been taken as read,
The CHAIRMAN moved its adoption. He said that Coo.
the report was issued advice. of a satisfactory nature had
been received from India, end read extracts from the
correspondence in support of this statement, giving
details of the performance, of the st,ent.trig Hide,
which appeared to gratify the meeting. 'I he Sidle) had,
the chairman remark's', made eight voyages already, and,
though they were not as remunerative as could be
wished, the prospects preseuted were favourable. Hi-
therto she had been defective in power, but this was
being remedied. The directors had been misled ns to the
trade of the Irwin; it was not nearly so great an had been
supposed. but due energy in the part of the superintendent
would, no doubt, develop° It in a satisfactory manner.
No inmates, beyond the number of vessels now working or
in preparation in. contemplated for the present. Now
that the compaay had two email* on the hides,
and a third preparing, they had • right to call
the government to withdraw its vessel, and
It'
was, in fact, now being dune. The secretary of !gate
for liedia had instituted as inquiry on the suLjee's, and he
(the chairman) was convinced that the government vessel
would soon be withdrawn. On the Ganges a moat ex.
evilest position bad been rammed for the corn.
pony. Three or four hareem had been set up, others
would soon be added, and in the course of • few months
two large steamers would he ready for use, and in a posi-
tion to compete with the other companies under favourable
coalitions. He had no doubt of • return of 5 per rent. from
the working generally ; but after operatioos had been fairly
commenced them would be no further payment of interest
oat of capital. He hoped that the yards at Kurrachee
would amply pay the expenses of their own working. The
schisms in the management were at an end, and
everything was proceeding luirmooionaly. The board had
in Wad, and And power to call up 90,C301. more,
though it had ao intention to do that at present.
In ratify to questions,
The ',UHLMAN said the bes no the Sidle) during the
last banjos: was from Liam/. to 1, This ken
was owing in a great degree to the want of 'de-
mists' rower defect which was now being remedied—
*ad to the fact that • aincle vessel was charged with the
art of all the stations. The tee camel,' now going out to
Cakutta and Kurrachee respectively would co doubt test
the value of such vessel. for the service.
In reply to • further question,
TM CMAIRMAN stated ilisit Mr. Mathewson, the late
secretary, had tendered his resignation, which the board
bad manned.
Aber same diocurisa the report was adopted.

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CONORWIATIONAL UNION Or ENGLAND AND
WALER.—MIRRINONASI, TIIID,DAr.—The proceedings of the
great autumnal gathering of the Congregational Union com-
menced this morning with a conference, in Ebenezer Chapel,
under the presidency of the Rev J. G. Miall, of Medford.
There were present some three or four hundred delegates
from all parts of the country, sal also from the colonies.
After the chairmen had delivered his opening addles,.
the Rev. G. Smith (secretary to the union) then moved
a resolution expressive of the esteem and veneration of
the members of the union for the memory of their late
departed friend, the Rev. J. Angell James, to whose wise
end earnest counsel the union was deeply indebted at the
time of its formation, and in the stages of its early history.
The Rev. P. Thompson (of Manchester) moooded the
t s
suj
od resole 'o which was received in deep silence, and it was
aclutowl on behalf of the family of the late lamented
minister, by his brother, the Rev. T. James, and on behalf
of the oongregation of res-hum, by the Rev. .R. W. Dale,
the present pastor.
BALLINAsLoE FAIL—The horse fair wan held OD
Monday ; but many animals were, as is usually the case,
sold in their stables during the bat day or two. The wea-
ther was remarkably Rue, and from an early hour the streets
wenthronged with horses of almost every description, from
the noble charger to the sorry back, and front the heavy-
limbed Scotch draught-horse to'the agile ponies of Achill and
Coenemara. The supply of Rest-class horses was lees than
usual, though the fair could not be called a small one.
Troopers were bought up for the constabulary and for the
military authorities. Second-class hunters were eagerly
sought after, and brought good prices, but superior carriage
horses were not to be had. It war next to impossible to get
quotations, as no one could rely on what he had been told.
Mr. Lynch sold a grey hunter at 1001.; Mr. Comyn bought
a bay pony at 604.; Meson. Cassidy and Hickey, of Dublin.
bought a number of useful horses at from 301. to SW. Mr.
Comity refused 1301. for a weight-carrying hunter. Mr.
Gore, of Swords, bought two valuable hunters, one at 70/.
and one at 1201. Mr. Wheeler, of Oxford, bought six
horses at prices varying from 1501. to DV.; this gentleman
wee mast anxious to obtain animals of a superior clue, but
failed. Mr. Johnstone sold a chestnut bunter at VIOL Mr.
leoaldin of Manchester, bought a charger from Mr. Gar-
net at 1301., and one from Mr. J. B. Williams at 1851.; Mr.
M`Caldin bought a number of high-priced hones.
MURDER AT BERLIN.—For the last few days all
Berlin has been talking of it most extraordinary murder,
committed in a populous and well-inhabited pert of the
city, or, rather, of that extramural adjunct to Ber-
lin which has grown up on the month aide of the Thier-Gartee.
• widow named l'phoff rerided with two daughters in a
house in the Belle-vue Stowe. She bed for servant a
woman named Ammon. On Sunday last Abe missed a
bank-note of 100 Outten, and suspected this woman
of having taken it. Ammon did not live in the
hoes*, but in one on the banks of the neighbouring
canal, and thither, at 6 in She morning, Mrs. lfphoff betook
herself and taxed her with the theft. What passed cannot
be exactly known, but, between 10 and 11 in the forenoon,
while her daughters were anxiously expecting her return,
loos of the waiters at a coffee-house on the canal bank
heard a lend splash in the water, and, proceeding to the
place,
sew Ammon, whom he knew, wheeling a haudeart
' before her. He ran lifter her and asked what she had thrown
into the water. She denied having been to the canal,
and the waiter was desisting from his inquiry, when
a strange suspicion made him detain her. Search was made
in the canal, and the body of Mrs. Unbolt' was found, with
marks on her throat, which left no doubt that she had been
strangled. The body was enveloped in a covering, and
Ammon had coolly wheeled it down to the caual in the
broad light of the forenoon and turned it into the water.
Such audacity resembles insanity, hot there seems no reason
to believe that she is mad. She was, of course, arrested,
and after much search the missing note was discovered con-
cealed in her hair. Mrs. l'plicdrs hat and veil were Need
at the house of the murderess.— Letter from Berlin (in
Times), Oct. 6.

Amartiesx Flom ne FECMVE.—The Echro Agri-
rote has the following :—" Our attention was last week
called to a fact which appeared to call for inquiry, and
which we unfortunately find to be but too true: we allude
to a probiloitiou issued to bakers by the municited adrainis-
tratinll of X
.toi
against making bread with flour bit-
taaty:an America by the flout..lers of that town.
mayor bad the flour analysed by sn apothecary of
Laval ; and the trade, on their ask. tool it eminent by a
chemist of the town, and Alpo at Paris, by M. CheriHier,
member of the Council of Salubrity and Professor of Che-
mistry at the Imperial School of Pharmacy, who declared
the flour to be purely wheaten and rich to gluten. The
mayor nevertheless maintained the prohibition. Great mis.
chief may aria from a fact of this nature, as it is calcu-
lated to prevent the introduction of American flour, and
thus paralyse the efforts of impoi tem. It is highly desir-
able that the Minister of Agriculture and Commerce sliradd
address remonstrances on this subject to the Mayor of
Laval."

DKERTOOT IN Dunux.—Running is erhlently at
a premium in Dublin, if we may juitge from the multitude
that assembled on Monday in the Rotunda Gardens to wit-
ness the content between Deerfoot. Mill., and Lovett. The
terms of the match were that Lovett should have three
minutes' start iu a twelve-miles run; Deerfoot and Mills
starting at evens. The latter " "is quite a youth,
barely 20 yeam of age, slight-built., and weighing fist 21b.—
quite a pigmy in comparison with the Indian, whose appear-
' awe was fully described in our columns in the recent
match between him and Levitt. At about a quarter-past 4
o'clock Lovett started on his journey, and with the three
minutes' law had gone close upon three round. of the eoclo•
surd when Deerfoot and Mills went off on their journey,
the latter going with a light corky action, running together
to the ninth lop, when he went in advance end kept the
lead for two or three rounds. Ou the lath round Deerfoot
and Mills aunts up alongside Lovett, and soon after passed
him. At the 37th round, about six miles and a quarter,
Levitt gave up for a few seconds from the effect. of a severe
stitch in his side, but on getting his wind was at it again.
but bad to resign soon niter, doing seven miles in 37
minutes 27 secouds. After Levitt had given up, Deerfoct
and Mills led alternately to past the tenth mile, when Mills
soon atter cannoned against Deerfoot, and immediately
after fell into the arm* of the police who were keeping
the ground, completely beat. Deerfoot finished Vim 12
milesat his leisure, doing the distance in the short space of
one hour five minutes awl six second.. Deerfoot and Mills
left on Monday night for London, the former having a hair
mile race with Jackson, the American Deer, which is to
come off cm the 14th inst., for 50i. at Brampton : and, by
way of keeping himself cool, he has backed himself to
Milli half a mile against Beckwith, at the Lambeth Baths,
CS the 23rd, Deerfoot to get 15 seconds start.
THR BIL•rfoN MllRDRlL—Yesterday the ad-
journed inquest was opened hi the police court, and a great
deal of additional evidence was taken. The !medical wit-
new stated that he believed the del:m.ol wan " nurked "
suffocated by preseure on the mouth and chest. The inquest
finally stood adjourned until Friday next.

MONEY MARKET.- (THIS DAY)

?w. eCtocr..

The funds to-day are steady at yesterday's
prices. Preparations for to-morrow's settle-
ment continue to engage chid attention. In
the other markets there is a great lack of business
and the only movement in prices worthy of notice
is a fall in Mexican and the Turkish Bonds of
1864.

At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reuteis
telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentes were quoted
68fr. 17c., being about the same as yesterday.
Consols are officially marked 921 and 93 for
money, and 92/ and 93 for the account.
The present quotation is 921 to 93 both
for money and to-morrow's settlement.
The official business report is as follows :
Three per Cents. Reduced, 911; New Three
per Cents., 91k, 91 ; India Five per Cent
stock, 103 k, 1 ; ditto for account, 104 ;1
ditto Four per Cent. (debentures), 1859, 98 ;1
Five per Cent. " enfaced" rupee paper, 966 ;
ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cent., 1031 ; Exchequer
Bills, March, par ; ditto June, 6s. prem.
In the foreign stock market the principal feature
is a fall in Mexican bonds, which have been
pressed for sale as low as 26k ; the last
transactions recorded are at 251. There is also
a fall of k per cent. in the Turkish Loan of
1854, which is quoted 83* to 1. The Loan
of 1858, on the other hand, is comparatively steady,
at 68 to k. Other foreign stocks are quiet.
Sales are recorded as follows :—Austrian Five
per Cents., 1859, 68 ; Brazilan Four-and-a-Half
per Gouts., 1858, 91* ; ditto Four-and-a-Half
per Cents., 1860, 901 ; Dutch Four per Cent.
Certificates, 991. 1., ex div. ; Italian Five per
Cents., 69t (exchange 25f1.) ; Mexican Three per
Cents., for account, 25k, t, 1, 1,1, t ;New Granada
Active, 20, 1 ; Russian Five per Cents.,
991 ; Spanish New Deferred Three per Cents.,
for account, 42 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1834,
831 ; ditto Six per Ceuta., 1858, for account,
6819 f.

There was an active demand yesterday in the dis-
count market, and the rates for the best bills were
31 to 3i per cent. A considerable number of bills
appear to have come over from France for discount
during the last few days, and more will probably
follow. There is still, however, no revival of busi-
ness at the Bank of England.

The sum of 70,0001. in gold was pnrchased by
the /tank yesterday, making an aggregate of
312,0041. rime the last return.

The Tagus, which left on Monday for Lisbon, took
25,000 sovereigns. The Magdalena leaves for
Brazil to-day with 8,500 in silver, and 4,753 in
gold.
The foreign exchanges yesterday afternoon were
generally steady. The rates for hills on Austria
have advanced. The Paris exchange was not quite
so favourable for this country. Subjoined is our
usual list :

Amsterdam. 3 months, 12.1 to a ; ditto, 3 days, 11.184
to 194 ; Rotteniam. 3, months, i 12.1 to 4 ; Antwerp,
mouths, 25.70 to 24 ; Hamburg, ma. basal, 3 mouths,
LllO to ; Paris, 3 days, 2-:.35 to 45 ; ditto, 3 mouths,
15.724 to 5 ; Frankfort-on-the-Maine, 3 months, 11911 to
I ; Petersburg (per rouble), 3 mcotha, 324 se ; Vienna,
if. so., 3 months, 14.10 to 20; Trieste, eff. 80., 3 mouths,
14.10 to 20; Madrid, 3 mouths, 485 to Cadiz, 3 mouths,
484 to I ; Leghorn, 3 months, 25.82 i to 75 ; Caws, 3
mouths, 25.80 to 5 ; Milan, 3 months, 25.00 to 5 ; Naples,
3 mouths, 394 to 4 ; Palermo, 3 %months, 1184 to t ;
Messina, 3 months, 1184 to 4 ; Lisboa, 80 days, 52 to ;
[Oporto. 90 days, 524 to 4.

The tendency of the Liverpool cotton market is
still upwards. Prices were quoted yesterday id.
higher than on Friday, and the sales reached
15,000 bales.
The monthly return of the Bank of France will
be published on Friday next. It is expected to
show a heavy decrease iu the bullion.
It appears that the official assignee in the case of
Messrs. Davies and Troughton, of the failed Shore-
ditch Bank, has enough money in band to'pay
further dividend of Is. 6.1. in the pound, making
total of 7s. Further assets, to the extent of VOW.,
will be realised.

The annexed memorandum relating to the Bank
of Turkey has been forwarded to ue from an official
source :

We understand that the report of the directors of the
Bank of Turkey, which was to have been isssed some time
back, has been unavoidably delayed, owing to the non.
arrival of the official proposition of the Turkish govern-
ment ; but this is confideutly expected by next mail.

An auction of the Foreign Redeemable (Passive)
Debt of Spain will take place at Madrid on the
30th instant. The sum assigned for the purpose is
3,870,872 real..
The half-yearly guaranteed interest is advertised
on the shares and bonds of the Royal Danish Rail-
way Company.
The interest is advertised on City of Montreal
Corporation Bonds.
Subjoined are tho latest quotations of insurance,
gas dock, and other shares as given in the last
Stock Exchange list :

lonarance.—Allisace British and Foreign, 141 ; ditto
Marine, 551, • Atlas, Ili, ; Equity and Law, 7 ;
Globe, 901 ; duardian, 49; Imperial Fire. 354! ;
lur-
penel Life, 204; Indemnity Marine, IC:, Liverpool and
Lauda, Fire and Life, 71 ; London and Frovineial Marine,
11 ; Marion, 92 ; Mercantile Fire, 21; Gcaul Marine, 9i ;
Provident Life, 39. 4 ; Rock Life, 81 ; Thames and
Mersey Marine, 3; Universal Life, 30; Universal Marine,
14G
Ges Light and Coke.—City of London A, 2$ ; Great
Central, 121 ; Imperial, 81 ; United General, 23, ex div. ;
Westminster Chartered, new, 304.
Docks.—Commurcial, 99, 4; London, CO, :;; St. Katha-
rine, 631, 1, 3.
Waterworks—Berlin, 41 ; Lambeth, 102 ; West Mid-
dlesex, 1044, 6.
(Leah.—Regent's (or London), 211.

The Falcon has arrived from Foo-shoo-foo with
1,294,000 lbs. of tea, being the second vessel with
the new sesaou'e crop. _ _ _

The subjoined is from the monthly hide circular
of Messrs. Culverwell, llrmoks, and Co. :
The hide market lies generally prevented a firm aspect
during the pest month, with some slight irregularity in
prices, but the business done has been for the timid part at
rather improved rates, although in home few tustauces a
slight decline has been subruitt.d to. The continuation of
the North American civil war, and the prohnbility of the
demand falling off in Manchester ILIA the other district, de-
pendent upon cotton fur their employment, contribute to
the uncertainty of the market, but against thus must be
put the present easy state of the money market and the
late fair harvest. Salted the and Cow Hides.—Bouth
American: This market shows a fair amount of sides,
with an occasional improvement of td. per .Ib. upon
light hides of good quality. Other descriptions re-
main at about their previous valu and the tan-
ners and factors still entertain en oile. iniou that lower
prices must rule for heavy hides. AustrilLin : For
export them has been an active demand, remlting in an
advance of id. to id., and in some instances fil.. per lb.
upon light hides, while heavy have not been in no much re-
quest, and upon that description there is may an occasioual
Weslaco of id. per lb. to notice. Cape have been in good
request, and sold at very full prices. Salted horse hides
continue in fair demand at about late rates. English market
hides are reported to be lower than they were at the °pee-
ing of the past niooth, which circumstance, showing as it
does the feeling of our teuuers, speaks against the mainten-
ance of the price of foreign hides. East India lips have,
upon the whole, been in fair request at the two series of
public isle,, held during the past mouth ; although, at the
latter, prices were hardly so firm, and in some instances
rather tended in favour of buyers. The leather market is
reported steady, the advance established in the previous
mouth having been maintained.
The quarterly sale,' of indigo, comisting of
10,066 chests, commenced yesterlay. The follow-
ing
report is from Messrs. Layton, Hulbert,
and Co. :
So much bad been sold from the catalogue within the
last mouth (probably 3,500 cheats) at prices ranging be-
tween lii. and 10d. per 16. advance, in which the foreign
buyers and home consumers hail little participation, that
the quantity left to meet the regular demand was reduced
to very moderate limits ; holders, moreover, having parted
with 44 fair portion of their stock, were justified in demand-
ing higher lutes ; the general estimates of the crop in Ben.
gal by the last mail varying between 60,000 and 64,000
moods, and some few euneklembly lower. The sale eon-
sequectly opened with great spirit, Oudes and Plant Chides
realising 9d. to Is. per lb. ; consuming and shipping Ben-
gal, luil. to Is. ; and Kurpabs, 1.. to Is. Gil. per lb. ail-
VAUCtI on the rates of July. 1160 chests were sold, 305

bought in, and 707 withdrawn. The demand (0, America
is supposed to haws absorbed about 2,000 chests woos
beginning el August.

itimATEyoumL

Consols,'which closed yesterday it 92f.rhiTy7sn7,"
for money and next Thursday's settlement, opened
and closed to-day at 921 to 93. The "continua-
tion" to the ith Nov. was 3-16 to 1 per cent. The
official business report is as follows :—Three per
Cent. Console, for money, 921, 93, 921, ; ditto
for account (Oct. 14, 93, 92i ; Three per Cents.
Reduced, 91, 1„ 9 91/ ; New Three per Ceuta.,
901, 911 ; New Two -a-Half per Cents., 704
India Five per Cent. stock, 103, # ; ditto fur ac-
count, 1031, L 1; ditto Four per Cent. Debra-
tures, 1964, 981 ; ditto Bonds, lbs. prem. ; Fin
per Cent. "enlaced" rupee paper, 964, ; ditto
Five-anti-a-Half per Cent., 1031, 1.
The India Five per Cents. were in demand and
better. The stock closed at 1031 to * for the
account (10th inst.), and the Scrip at 103 7-14 i to
946 for the 21st inst., which is the day before the
one fixed for the next instalment of 29 per cent.
The March Exchequer Bills were quoted par to
3a. prem., and the June tis. to 9s. prem.
A fair amount of business was done is
foreign stocks.
Bank shares were firm. There was au improve-
ment in London and Westminster, Bank of London,
and Bank of Egypt. British and Irish Magnetic
Telegraph shares were quoted lower. Oriental
Inland Steam shares, which have long been
neglected, were lu demand, and decidedly betty.
Great Ship were quoted 48. 9d. to NIL 3d. Com-
mercial Duck stock was marked 99 Lid 99i.

MINES.-(THIS DAY.)

Two ',ewes.

East Bassett shares continue very firm ; business
is officially recorded to-day in the Stock Exchange
at rif, ex div. East Canelen are marked 27# to
27* ; Cook's Kitchen Appirnber, at 28 to 29, and
there are inquiries foe Wheal Beton at 774 to 80.
Marke Valley are quoted 10k to ; Hiugatoa
Downs, 311 toal •; West Polmear, lls. to 13s. ;
North Downs, 5 to f; and East Cern Brea, 9f to IV.
lu foreign au colonial descriptions no variatioa
of importance burn occurred. Ht. John del Bay
have been dealt in at 42 and 42} ; Fortuna, at If ;
and Great Northern Copper (South Australia), at
Pram-