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lg do 5 p c Prei 34 4 G W Cotton 154 16 Hodder A Grand Hotel 14 14 1st Deb 99 101 2nd Deb Stk 85 2 24 MISCELLANEOUS Ditto 4 Swansea Ear 114 234 143 145 142 144 103 121 191 116 Clifton Hotel Talbot Hotel Leigh Woods 11 12 Miller Cory Deb 1014 15 G Ditto 34 Deb 105 Oliver's Ord 114 Ditto Slade 10 Ditto 142 do 6 pc Alkali do 7 pc 92 Ditto 5 pc Deb Ill 17 64 110 17.6 116 105 10 112 the video d tEx new div CHANGES ON BRISTOL STOCK EXCHANGE lu all except when otherwise stated KOSE Saturday 334 Western Railway London and North Western Kly Corporation Stock 131 Hodder a lid Co and Bakers Ord FELL North British Kailway Ord 904 91 Tart Vale Railway 84 85 United Alkali Ord 3 United Alkali 5 Ills Yesterday 1744 175 133 142 891 Ill 134 151 112 LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE ADVANCE IN THE BANK RATE BASK RATK Corresponding 1896 per Money Oct 1896 per 1114 The Imperial Bank of Germany to-day raised its rate of discount from 4 to 5 per and rate of interest on advances from 5 to 6 per cent The discount market showed increased on the expectation of an advance in the Bank rate on Thursday next to 3 per and brokers charged to per for discounting the best three months bills Money was again extremely and advances over the night were freely lent at to f per whilst short fixtures were again obtainable at 1 per cent The has raised its price for eagles On the Stock Exchange business was much partly owing to its being a Jewish whilst operators were engaged with i arrangement 01 the account in mining which commenced to-day Carrying over rates on Kaffirs remained much 8 bout the generally ranging from 6 to 8 per whilst were carried over at 2d to For West Australians terms were rather generally ranging from 8 to 12 per cent The markets were somewhat unsettled Consols closed Home railway after a dull assisted by favourable traffic returns on the Southern lines American gave way all round in the absence of Kew York support Canadian Pacifies were also weak in with the fall in whilst Grand Trunks were fUt on a disappointing traffic return Foreign bonds were and Spanish fell sharply on French due to the unfavourable political out- look The feature was a recovery in South the sub-committee of the Raad recommendations regarding the Industrial Commission whilst another record output from the combined with news regarding the health of Mr also assisted the upward west A LI wero again in The market for home Government securities vras a I and Consols were lower for jt for the being now quoted afc CJ a lower Colonial Inscribed stocks Indian railways firm bonds and Greek Fives and 1890 idl Spanish Fours and Mexican Sixes Uruguay Old and the two Argentine Loans Kica B and ft i Turkish First Group rose Second Threes -4 were generally better Great Midland North and marking an advance of Glasgow and Western Southern Deferred and Chatham Ordinary and and -4 Iv North British Ordinary and and Great Easterns r 1 railways were and and New York Centrals Northern Preference and Union Pacifies ditto Ordinary Krie First Krie Preference and Norfolk to ditto dit t and 1 rl ami First Illinois and Pacifies Denver Ordinary Keying ditto shares Southern Preference and Kansas Lake ad- Preference smd Trunk -U and Second and i- remained without movement the Mexican Central Bonds dropped Southern rose 1 Ensenada Port and London and London and We Stock advanced Fa Ordinary rose London Water Gordon Insurance Co 4 Spiers and Pond were reported at the Bank was and some at showing a were quoted at Bombay ditto four No silver of sd d at i i- Kong Is Shanghai after fluctuating closed Africa M were better Cheque exchange London to 25.10 Private discount was at J Tbe dull of Canada traffic AC Money Do Account India Three aud a Half per Cents Do Three per India Rupee Paper HOMK Brighton Ordinary Do Deferred Caledonian Ordinary Deferred Chatham and Dover do Preferred Eats London JOi 63 54 Cam C of Denver 11 112 l Colly O his sou's pc CANALS Birmingham K A W India 4 101 93 Aerated Bryant A tt i i 93 i 113 Shaw Co 1002 g Showell's 1131 Me P 1 Tadcaster Tower 17 Wolverhampton B 106 AND DOCKS W India Def 34 i Cm Dk INDUSTRIAL Eley 3Si Gordon 19 i Lever Bros 5 pc 12 j Lie Ex Mason Mass Spiers Pond 74 Great Central M Ovd Great Ordinary Great Northern Ordinary preferred Deferred A Western Hull and Barasley and Yorkshire Do Land Slock Do Midland North Ordinary Ordinary North Eastern North North Western Kasteni Ordinary Do Deterred South Western Do do Deferred Taff Vale 1889 Argentine THE MINING MARKET South African mining MONDAY and land shares were well 130 though a few leading issues closed below tho best Chartered s fractionally aud Kaad Mines rose Gold Trust Gold Fields Deep Consolidated Gold tat and Simmer aud Jack and many others to a- African Gold Properties wore quoted at Kourse and Bonanza West Australians wore Lake View Consols marking au advance of Great Boulders Aladdin Golden and others wero fractionally Proprietary was quoted and Lake View South 3 Now Zealand mines were dull SOUTH AFRICAN 1 i Nigel i i capital is shares of and the directors also off erf or subscription 200 Debentures of interest at 5 per per and redeemable at a premium of per cent The price to be paid for the property has been fixed at The Vendor stipulates for the right to apply for and have allotted to him of the share capital The subscription list will close on Friday nest for and on Saturday for the country NEW YORK NKW easy Sterling exchange weaker After some early liquidation there was a slow decline of prices When ceased bub was followed by a hardening of priced Tho closing was but irregular Government were and railway bonds heavy Silver bars were 1 lower Cotton fell and closed easy spot easier Cotton oil weak Petroleum Refined dull Lard Cash market was at late rates Wheat weak and declining spot easy Flour but unaltered Corn fell and closed easy spot easy Sugar firm Coffee but closed steady spot quiet Tin quiet Iron easy Copper quiet CLOSING rt Oct 11 Oct 9 African G Prop Afrikander Do A -i i I J Aurora Aurora W United Ig I 11 Unified Do New Three Three and a Uidi per rent German per Cent Greek Itol Do Hungarian Pour Gold Italians Mexican Six pur Peruvian Corporation Ordinary Uo Portuguese I A i Central Deep li Champ U and Hew 52 Cous Nigel Deep May Cons Ij Meyer Midas g g Molyneaux Moodie k New Chimes A Now Hand kd New jN 1C Jv TS i Deep JLevels Cross us Crown DC Boers Durban Deep North Sheba Orion Paarl 6 -i cum assessment assessment Turkish First Group Do Second Group Do Do Fourth Group Do 1E94 Do Ottoman Defence BJU Uruguay Three a per Ottoman Bank Shares It RAILWAYS Alehison Central Pacific Milwaukee Denver Ordinary Preference Erie Do First ere Lice Illinois Central bhore 180 Louisville arid Nashville and Texas New York New York Ontario New A Ohio 1st Norfolk Preference North Pacific Preference New Ordinary Keading assess do First Preference Southern Railway 11 Do Preferred Union Preference 214 Do General Mortgage rt 31 Canadian Pacific Grand Trunk Guaranteed Do Ordinary Do First Preference Second Preference Third Preference 16 Railway Ordinary First Preference M 75 Do Preference 35 Mexican Central Four per Roods 67 Buenos Great Buenos Ayres and Lombardo Venetian M It Peninsular and Oriental Deferred Anglo Telegraph Ordinary 60 Preferred Direct United States Cable Eastern Telegraph 17 Eastern IM IS National Telephone Aerated 12 Allsopps Ordinary 152 Deep Orion Prop Estate George GocH Vale and Iron Company Eastmans Ordinary Linotype Lister and Kail way Pears Soap Do gait Union Ordinary Suez Canal FINING Mason Tharsis Copper Mysore Gold AFfER HOURS Consols were unchanged Foreign bonds weaker at Greek 31 The Paris Bourse quiet Home irregular Midland North Brighton American railways were somewhat irregular The New York market irregular Trunk of Canada steady Mexican Railways Kaffirs below the best Consolidated Gold LATEST BUSINESS DONE the Official ANJO LOWEST OP THE Ii R I T I S H per for Ills per A Local F U N S f Bk of s 1943 i CORPORATION AND UNITED FRKE OF STAMP DUTY Metropolis i 1004 Barry KeiL 101 3 pc 11 York 31 p 10S COLONIAL AND PROVINCIAL 102 1081 4 pct ANU B Tas mania 108 Vic Lori 2 C.G 4 115 1225 p 1918 108 1011 1 4 N Zeal and Stk 3 108 K.Anstra PC Victoria 114 ICS 4 West 97 i West 991 9 3 114 13 COUPONS IN LONDON 63 86 o 5 pu 67 Brazilian p c 71 42 Bulgarian State ML Chilian T p 6 Costa B 4 1033 D j Mexican 2 Series 4 banta 102 4 62 Ii Transvaal 1074 2 Series 13 series Series 42 li 531 1021 Italian ex SHARES STOCKS Lon 3 City ct S ti vi l G Great K Gt Wes terra IVo 61 i 1 York sJi 1471 Brighton li iV i 194 ii New 99 Dis Midland Prr 73 N 3 N Eastern S 18 Waterloo and 124 STOCK B 145 tt 152 Gt Gt 4 lob p G Western 44 p 3731 Lon S 119 Keath North 3 Deb North Eastern 6 SHARKS AND Lon Midland Consul 4 p ope i Lon 1J vV t STOCKS 5 pe 4 1 G Con i- N East Indian G 143 Gt 5 p 5 Hull 4 pe Lanes Chat 4 Chat 2nd rf Midland i Vale 141 1733 9 BanU of Capital Counties rity IU Colonial Imperial i Lou Bni 2 i I i ii n i k UK Albion Lon lOli i U West i Mcx Joint Std S Union of i AND Parker's 24 Keid's 34 Koyal Great li West B Heriot 82 Pion Oi Jubileo i g Princess 4 liand Mines 304 fjr Deep 9 1 Diam U 2 Robinson Gold H i fff i Ceu D 1 Salisbury 2 4 i South Hand i 4 9 Stanhope 10 Sutherland Transvaal Treasury 3 United Ivy Reef U 4 United sf United f vail 19 Van Ryu i 4f Irk i oi Knight Lancaster B lit Estate 4 Koyal i Leicester B GUI Main Keel A EXPLORATION African Trust tj Ocean a African Estates Oceana Devel Afr Exploration Kxp i Oceania Minerals Balkis Orange State U 4 Village g fg 1 Do VV Klein i West Rand vfr TC li J a Worcester B Woodstock fir Call Int Goy Bonds Call Other Securities Ex on Days Sight Cable Transfers Exchange on on Berlin Four U.S Funded Loan Western Union Telegraph aud BanU Pe Kail road Shares Ditto 4 per cent Income 4 per cent Preferred Baltimore at New York and Ohio Canada Southern Shares Canada Pacific Shares Central oit Jersey Shares Central Pacific Chesapeake and Ohio Common and Quincey Chicago and N Ordinary Chicago and N Western Preferred tit Paul's Common Chicago and Hock Island and St Louis Ordinary Delaware and Hudson Delaware and Denver aud Kio Grande Shares Denver Preferred Illinois Lake Shore and Michigan Southern and Nashville Ordinary Central Shares and Texas ex Second Mortgage Bonds Missouri New Lake and Western New Stock General Lien New York Central and Hudson Kiver New and Western Ordinary Shares Northern Pacific Common Shares Northern Pacific Preferred Shares Norfolk and Western Preferred Pennsylvania and Philadelphia and Heading Shares cum assessment Philadelphia and Reading per Income Bonds cum assessment Ditto Four per Cent Mortgage Bonds Trust receipts Union Pacific Shares St and Pacific Rail Common New Stock and Pacific New Stock Silver Commercial Bars day's receipts at U.S ports day's receipts at Uulf ports day's exports to 3 3 4.824 4.85 1133 142 16 97 80 94 16 23 124 163 115 157 163 951 36 1154 no 103 in 1041 71 163 15 31 163 71 514 52 small supply of both prime and second quality beasts for the best qualities trade was but no higher rates were quotable other grades met a slow at late rates fat bulls and rough cattle at low and irregular prices Top value of per The sheep trade but 2d higher for both wethers aud ewes Hga made a dull trade Quotations Coarse and inferior to quality to Od prime large 43 2d to ditto coarse and inferior second quality pri me coarse wool led 5s Od to 5s prime Southdown 5s to 5s 0s Od to Os Od large coarse to prime small to 5s e li neat small to per to sink the offal At this sheep and cattle fair on Monday there was a good attendance of but there was a falling off in the number of sheep about comprising the local number driven for sale by held by Messrs Messrs Senior and and Mr A AH classes of sheep were in and prices ruled Horn ewes sold from 30s to Down good Hock 40s to to Down 30s to Down two-teeth to Down wether to Down chilver to Cattle met a fair milch beasts bringing to and to per very little oi the stock remained over BALTIC At the Baltic to-day the market for cargoes of wheat ruled steady but white qualities being held for rather more paid on Saturday for qrs prompt Walla sellers now want for qrs fornians not offered Russians and Americans held at late rates This the Loudon Produce Clearing House started a call for dealing in and soino small business resulted No 1 Northern Spring being the base of operations Home time ago this ciass oi as described by was in but collapsed aud it remains to be seen whether the same cun be resuscitated Maize bid for a steamer of mixed 15th October-November asked For prompt shipment there are buyers Nothing in round qualities 3d bid arrived oft coast Beans The Quantity olf wheat reckoned as on passage this week to the United Kingdom has increased but there is a decrease to the Continent of qrs Maize to the United Kingdom has decreased and to the Continent there is decrease oi qrs on the week SHIPPING NEWS PILL AND YESTERDAY Arrived and passed to Taganrog Wm Bordeaux Jane Bacon Liverpool London Thistle Manchester Dana Aimer La Wexford In Kingroad lor Maryland via London Grace Princess Mary Cardiff Brenner Penarth From the Shipping Gazette Get Trangsund Far Jessie tind Emily st sea and Sailed you Barry Oct Arrived Queen Bridgwater Sailed Devoran f ord Wadebridge Bull Dog Bridgwater Oct 8 Guernsey Sailed New York Kiga Vril Hun corn Red Kose Oct Arrived Porthcawl Joseph Newport Southampton Lady Fort P.M Newport Mil ford Oct Arrived Lulea Konigsberg Al sund Glasgow Southampton Sailed Rouen Jane London 378 Keniston 268 Sraith and 33 and 1 cs T P Jose and 1 and 16 Hudden aud 16 and 22 and H O 176 Jf 6 and British plain and Hobbs 23 H B 22 J M Ban field and 1 csk Garrard and 12 Mackenzie and II F 3 S 13 Ld 9 Ford and 2 3 and 3 J B Phillips and 11 W Wright and Sons 10 H L Worth and Co 1 and 10 W F Lavington and 6 caks B 9 2 6 W and S Kent and 16 Mixed B Phillips and 6 H L Worth and 4 R Phillips and 10 ess H Hall and 4 Garrard and 4 Dundas and 2 ADDRESSES THE BRISTOL AND H IBE Rand Cent U A t i liand Explor r ij Read's it i Cons Bechuanaland Ex Trd la 33 Brit W d Syudict U Eastern Invest jf Erste i Exploration Ij Henderson Trl Est In Est Id London Corp g Ly don berg 16 Ly den berg Estate i Agy Matabele Montrose Explor j Mozambique New Estate H AUSTRALIAN NEW Friars Tin 1 -i Komato 57 li I I t Do ft ii Rhodesia VSr rfc 1 Robinson Dank fr Sacke Estate i Gold i A Ar New i Beet African fa Tail Concessions i I Torva Exploring J Con L ud ij Trans g i 2 I 2 Abbotts Arrow Brownhill Klines Bay ley's United rk Black Flag Kathleen Dundee ti Bradbury Js Hawks Joker Brilliant Block i 10 ran o y Broken Hill Lady Loch Brit Broken Hill Prop Hill Central ren Expl Clyde Gold Colonial Finance i j Lady Maude rl I Ijj Lake View Consols 10s Do South i yd Lon W A ipm Lon W A Exp K i Main Consols Ud M W A Cou pd Menzies Gold k fi Credo U i Croesus S United g I Crown United Cue Day Dawn Block North Northern Territory A Em of Coolgardie I icUs Sovereign i Florence 4 d cams W 3 Union i Golden Grown 3 Waihi i Gold Estates U i Waihi A Golden i IS day's exports to Continent Futures 0.28 Futures at N York Mid at N in cases Standard at at delphia 5.50 Pipe Line Certificates Western Bleam Prime City Fair per cent New Mixed Futures Futures No l Northern W h Red apo t Futures Futures Kio 1 Kio Ko low ordinary extra State Shipping 440 Wo 2 Northern Straits v Steel Height for Grain to per bushel Freight lor to per bushel Freight for Cotton to Liverpool Chicago 913 71 bS 6.40 6.48 64 6.15 5.55 6.50 70 343 32 4.60 5.95 655 4.40 11.25 13.60 Hi 113 liO Wiscombe Park Chicago City s Lindores Abbey Li s Garonne s Kansas City 9 Jersey City 3 Guillemot s s s George T Hay Leicester Castle AVOCA Kew City Madras Charlton 9 Calcutta New York Fatras Date of Where Bristol LLOYD'S MAIL NEWS The from Bombay for Is as left here The steamer California arrived here to-day The from London for has arrived here The Prinz Regent from Bremen lor has arrived here The Moorish for West has sailed The steamer Catalonia has arrived here The from Liverpool lor New passed here to-day Tho from Boston for Queenstown and has passed here The from has arrived here Tho from and has left here for Bombay The steamer Scotia arrived here to-day The from has arrived and proceeded for New Zealand The from Southampton for has arrived here The from Yokohama for has left here The from Louden for has arrived here The for has here CHAK MONDAY The from lias arrived here The from has arrived here No RON The from has passed here The from lias arrived here Tlie for Buenos sailed SUNDAY The Biafra has homeward bound The from Yokohama for has passed here The from has left here for New Zealand MONDAY The for has passed here KJNG GEORGE'S The for has left here LAS The from Port Natal for has here LA Tho from Liverpool has left hero The from and the from arrived here to-day and yesterday respectively Tlie mail steamer from the Azores arrived here last The from Liverpool for Eio passed here to-day The Aberdeen has arrived The from has arrived here The from has for have from IKE H IRE CARRIAGES PRIVATE LANDAUS PRIVATE BROUGHAMS PRIVATE VICTORIAS PRIVATE WAGONETTES PRIVATE OMNIBUSES WEDDING CARRIAGES CARRIAGES THEATRE CARRIAGES VISITING PLEASURE CARRIAGES BUSINESS CARRIAGES FOOTBALL BREAKS COMMERCIAL VEHICLES VANS BREAKS DRAGS TRAPS DOGCARTS CABS HANSOMS THE CARRIAGE 532 GAU 10 Sent 13 Hept 4 24 rto do do do do via London Uo do do do do via SPORTING NEWS YESTERDAY'S LONDON BETTING Sept 30 New York 6 Smyrna Oct 4 fit John's Kcw York Oct 1 Newport News Spencer's Sharpness San Francisco do Montreal Oct 1 Avonmouth Oct 6 do Penarth Rd New York Sept 19 25 Sharpness St N.B Kept 28 do Gibraltar Oct 7 Gloucester CHICAGO FRICES 1 MONDAY NIGHT Wheat opened at on advices of the drought breaking Hi en advanced on a foreign demand and local but again declined OQ selling but closed to down Western i This season Last year f Last season Do Do Seefs Do Mills Day Mount Margaret Mount Morgan 4 rfr ft ife ft ii tif Corn opened and declined on reports of then advanced in sympathy with but again weakened on people and country and closed to g lower Western j This season Last year Last season Hainault Hampton Plains 5 W Austr rfr Brn Hill i W i Oroya 2 i Aust Mining Ifr ife W par Napier i 5 Han nan's Tr iff ii a S Provisions opened and advanced on better hog prices and good English buying but reacted on some and closed steady Lard and pork tire 5 to and ribs 5 points up Lard n H i ij J i t gr 4.60 Bacon Hogs at 10 points advance 3.95 Receipts Western Chicago Last year Last year PROSPECTS Mr Walter R in Ins circular for remarks Tho migration of jobbers from the Kaffir to tho American market perhaps speaks more eloquently to the attitude of the British investor than any thing I might be prompted to say The South barometer points alone to Chartered and Rhodesian issues as counters of activity in the near future New West Australian com- panies are also a dead letter for the and aro likely to remain so until the monthly returns of gold and the dividends are more in proportion to tho capital sunk there Tho existing demand is mainly for industrial and promoters who cater for this demand must obtain a handsome Call it an industrial boom if you will but the fact remains that thu prospect for industrial conversions to the end of tho year is so bright aa to have no doubt of their provided they can stand fc LIMITED This has been formed to carry aud develop the of and Co soap earned on nt the Krome tf Soap together with the freehold and trade The which has been established about 15 consists of the facture of cold milled and dry metal and the prospectus been successfully earned on during the whole of that period the regular customers of the firm are numerous steam and other large and the excellence of the firm's manufactures is bv the fact that a medal was awarded by the Cardiff International 1888 The fern manufacture several including house Tartan Help on which there w stal ccl to be a very substantial profit The has been obtained solely by and been confined almost entirely to South ales and the West of England In order to further develop the business and extensively advertise some of the firm s been considered desirable to convert the business into a joint stock and to give the customers of the firm number upwards of two and others an opportunity of in tho profits of tho books of the firm have been examined H The for the five years by Mr W chartered of who certifies average net profits earned during that after writing off 10 per eent per annum on machinery 1 1 1 rf 1 1 I 1 a Louis plant is Mud to be sufficient for an output of 40 tons of household and one ton of toilet soap but it is proposed to increase the latter so as to turn out tivo tons weekly Taking into consideration the standing of the the quality of its and the opportunities for the directors are ot opinion that dividends of 13 to 15 per will be Mr Hoskins has to give his time to the company as manager of the ami make his largely dependent on tho profits of tho and tho directors will take only nominal fees until dividends of at least 10 pop are Daid to the shareholders in each LONDON MONDAY The market firm English wheat Irf cleaver on tho week white was quoted at Pel to aud reel to per qr foreign and ditto dearer on tho week Country ii our aii d Town aud American 3d dearer on the week barley was steady ditto dull and peas without quotable change Lentils quiet LUDLOW M ox There was a fair at this tinner prices The average quotations were English new white tid to lOd per bushel of 751 b 5s 2d to 5s ditto red Gd to old Od to 2d 20s Od to per qr Od to 30s Od Od to 20s Od Od to Od 30s per sack of live bushels Od GLOUCESTER SATURDAY There was only a supply of English wheat on which sold at a slight advance on last week's rales Foreign wheat and occasionally per dearer barley and maize 3d dearer Oats were firm MONTHLY Messrs and Andrew had on offer 376 57 and 8 horses There was a very good attendance of and trade was so brisk that nearly every lot changed hands satisfactory The following wore made Sds to fat 369 to 433 fat to fat to and grazing 10s to 10s per pair GLASGOW SUGAR A eood business was clone a and a better CORK Kegs s seconds s s s Mild wired firkins 80s floe 80s Choicest 30s -s Kegs -s fine -s Firkins in 188 LONDON METAL MARKET rather at aud three Tin steady and three to English IBs to Spelter at iSa Spanish 10s to 128 fid Scotch pig cash LONDON WOOL SALES Catalogues comprised bales brought 4.878 bales Now Zealand Bouth 1 373 297 South 86 West Cape aud 151 and 81 various There was a good attendance of and bidding was without change in prices Tho sales will terminate on Thursday next WORCESTER HOP Messrs Eldrid report is now and many of the samples offering show a marked falling off 111 colour All fine hops sold but low and lota were neglected pockets passed the public scales this making the total to date and as showing Hie quickness of this growth passing into merchants hands had only passed Uie public scales up to Christmas last Oct 9 PRODUCE MARKET in demand No 1 crystals ao 123 and beet Pee value Coffee African Cocoa but Kicc steadier on the but neglected forward Castor oil Calcutta Md very Hemp quieter 3d to Palm oil advance asked checks business Tallow sum Linseed oil to and nitrate of soda unchanged LONDON MAKKET Refined for both Home and foreign without change iu prices beet at about Id October-November quoted at December Brf and cane sorts and business clone very moderate unaltered Rio unchanged Santos 3d to fid lower packages Indian and sola except medium which wero rather irregular The fourth ijuartedy sales of Last Indian indico commenced chests great caution displayed by who were loth to operate at rates distinctly below July currency quoted At par to lower Kice flat Jute steady Petroleum ditto LONDON CATTLE was BRISTOL FROM FOREIGN October and 57147 boards October and ims deals and batten 53 cubic fms board ends City of s via Wed more and 550 bgs W J and B A 100 W aud 250 bgs J aud 100 bgs S Wills and 16 zinc and 40 kgs saltpetre C Pass aud 7 tin 3 white metal 15 metal P F 300 lub T and 60 ess eggs H 16 bis Dove and 11 bis do H B 2 pps 1 hd wine cs h ant 6 ess 23 coils 250 bgs 1 cs 4 ess 1426 29 4 ess 1 esk 2 ess joiners 2 crts china 1 csk earth 10 8 kgs 24 ess 409 pcs 100 salted 62 1 cs brass 199 mats 5 9 7 bxs 19 old 100 ess 1 csk rum 2 300 bgs 851 ess sugar s via and Sonst 39 joists J iron J and 9 csa Godwin ami 9 W Beloc aud 500 bgs J and 200 ess do H H and ti and 300 ess do Lee 1 cs polished J 6 bis Avon Manure 1020 bgs and 25 bgs Hour j Brisou and 5 and baskets aud 1 cs 634 salted hides j and aud 32 steel joists wood 9 73 bgs 40 2434 salted 65 bxs 2 ess 1 cs 354 ess 36 steel 6621 ingots 5 zinc 285 ainc 7 loads marble slabs 20 ess 2 ess extract 173 barbed 6 bis 177 10 ess 4 cas 3 63 bgs 20 ess steel 10 eaks perch 3 ess bgs flour 347 250 bgs 36 steel bars Marie 400 tna linseed 660 old bags pea boards C Thomas and 76029 staves s and 1324 tns pyrites s and 6592 qrs barley f and 6392 qrs W H 2000 qrs do October s aud May and 16285 pcs and boards From May and 5301 pcs boards and deals From May and 30066 pcs and planed 462 planed 2265 aud planed boards C tas coLton seed and 8069 boards Boston CHyt s sr New and 5 crts J spokes and Co 5 csa J B Fry and 1 cs J C 50 20 bxs W and tbs 500 pis more and 100 tbs J and 100 tbs 17 ess handles A and ess 20 bxs and 5 ess handles Cowper and 6 bis J bga 6 iliac and aud Fetter pcs 10 W 154 pcs 10 rolls Universal Register bx iron A J and 22 bxs and 500 pis Jard Morris Beef 100 ess Co-op Wholesale 1200 pis 15 bxs bacon 5 bxs and 5 bxs 100 tbs Spear Bros aud 2727 bxs cheese and 1250 bxs 7 MONDAY Tho from London for tho from London tor and the from arrived here The has arrived here NEW The City of Rome has left here for NEW The from the River and tho from Eio have arrived hero The Roman from arrived here to-day for Kew has left here Tlie from Sydney for has MONDAY for left here The from London and the Cape arrived here yesterday NEW Tho Texan sailed to-day The for sailed yesterday SATURDAY from pool for Rio has arrived horc PORT SAID The from Bremen for and the from Southampton for have arrived The Prinses from dam for has arrived here Tho from Natal has passed here SAT The from the has arrived here RIVER The Kaffir from has arrived here Rio The Grecian for New has arrived here SATURDAY The from lisro Tho from New York for lias passed here The Prins from Batavia for has passed here The from has left here for Shanghai The from has arrived here The from for has arrived here The from has arrived here SUEZ The from Sydney for has left Port Said MONDAY The from Buenos has passed liere SUNDAY William Cliff has arrived here The Darien arrived here on Friday The from for New has called here The from Hamburg for East aud the from have passed here from has arrived here VERA The Astronomer has left here for New Orleans SUN Tlie for has left here The for Hong left here yesterday THE October 13 2 miles 2 furlongs 35 1 St taken 1 taken 1 9 taken aud 100 to 8 St Cloud taken and offered 100 to 8 taken and offered G Canvas taken 6 The taken anri offered 1 taken and 3 taken and offered 1 taken aud offered 1 and offered 1 taken 1 True taken aud 33 to 1 taken and offered 33 to 1 agsc taken and offered 1 1 taken aud 1 Bweet Anuo taken aud Offered 1 taken and 1 Hat aud offered 1 taken to 1 aud offered THE CAMBRIDGESHIRE October 27 1 mile 100 to 6 taken 100 to 6 taken aud offered 1 Bay st Beu taken 7 to 8 to 10 to 100 to 100 to to 20 to 20 to to lo 25 to 25 to 33 to 40 to bOto 66 to 66 to 03 to 20 to 33 to SHIPPING LLOYD'S Tlie British barque front arrived at on the 9th instant She bad and sustained slight damage A stiites that the German from St Petersburg for Jaden went ashore at Cut was afterwards assisted ail oat by the and brought into she is apparently undamaged A Dundee telegram states that the river passenger steamer from Perth for fouled the piers of the and received extensive damage to her stem and starboard side forward The vessel reached the harbour safely The accident is said to have occurred through the steering gear giving The schooner when leaving collided with the schooners and both were slightly The steamer when coming out of Scott's graving on Sunday collided with the steamer bound up the river The former received damage to her upper works The latter her bowsprit carried away The yacht which was moored off Poole took fire in her forepart on but the lire was soon put out Lloyd's agent at Durban telegraphed on October at from arrived here on the 10th and reports that on the 24th in Jat 34 long 193 she tered very heavy and had her stove decks and four of the seaman and NEWMARKET SECOND OCTOBER MEETING PROGRAMME FOR THIS DAY marked have arrived or are trained at A THIAL STARES of 5 with 100 added mile 11 ys st Ib ys st Ib Golden Slipper a 9 0 o 3 7 11 387 3 7 11 bt Osmond 8 4 The PLATE of 200 and 50 sovs for the second for two year olds st Ib 0 S 8 8 Our Queen 8 5 7 Iii 7 12 7 12 7 12 Roberts 7 10 7 9 7 8 Scotia 7 7 Maria extra Convict Clears of Joy Buck Goodwin by by Bt Carlton 7 Powder Kay Rose 6 5 4 3 Z 2 1 0 Residue Jiffy II st Ib 7 0 7 0 7 0 7 0 7 0 6 13 6 12 6 12 6 II G 10 6 10 6 9 6 6 COURSING KINGSCOTE MEETING The draw for the above took place yesterday af All the stakes are weil more entries having been received has been die ctM for some yeara Tho will take under the patronage oi whose estate the trials will be run Hares are plentiful and the ground is iu capital the weather bids fair to be all that can be and there is every prospect of sport A start will be made The usual dinner took place at after the draw The is the result The PLATE for 12 all each Messrs Howard aud th's Hindiey Mr J Mr W P Morgan's Mr N Soap U Messrs Cole and Joe's Fancy Sir J Mr T Hop Uie Daisy Mr W Mr T Freak of Nature Mr C T Spear's Venus JX Mr G B Pastime Mr X Hunter's TJie HALL STAKES for dog or at JOs Mr J Jones Jubilee Jess Mr Ii Mr J C Laisby's strcatham Common Mr T Bevan's Master Torn VI Mr O aget Mr J C Spear's Monday Morning Mr P Morgan's Maby Durau Mr H Lord Mr X Page's Piety Mr T A Maid Mr J K Troublesome Mu J Ii Mr y Morgan's a bye The lor an clog aud Mr u W Mr H Jack of the H ill Jf Mr W X Page's Picnic II ML T A Mr W J a bye The STAKES for all at- 10s for greyhounds that never won more two in any one Mi- T Llewellyn HI Mr J C Fair Mr J Mr J Parker's us Mr N Page's Persimmon III MrC Hartley's Mr W P Cawr Mr J E 6 by Gaiety 6 5 Uold Wave 6 2 The STAKES of 30 sovs h with 200 sovs for two year second receives 50 so vs furlongs 140 sfc Ib st Ib 8 10 8 10 8 10 810 8 7 9 5 9 2 S 1C 10 10 3 10 8 10 of 8 10 B 10 A PLATE of 103 sovs the winner to be sold for 200 sovs Hous Course 8 8 8 B Miss t lie Great Vex ilium Lee ys st Ib 590 490 9 0 8 11 S 11 8 11 8 11 8 11 8 11 7 8 Never Say Die ys Ih 2 7 B 2 7 B T Hail Mark II Mr T A Ton Brown The for all at 5s Mr J E Tit ley's Cole and Gey ion's Choice Mr T lady IV H Colon so's Mi- T Veal's Messrs Mills Gibbon's Cole Gey ton's a bye anil THE Ii AT 10.30 Tuesday Oct 12 Oct 13 11 L AD VE MENTS j The WOULD says Star Spat 126 The every penny Key says 63 CKS TCI C A MB Best Prices Treble K systems a speciality Write for F A W by Lassie 2 2 by Bt Water by Casuistry 2 2 The CHAMPION STAKES of 50 sovs each for starters with 1000 sovs the receives IM smd the third saves stake mile aud two 4 3 S 3 3 3 3 2 7 7 8 8 2 2 2 2 2 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 0 0 tf 0 ys o seller c by He ml Lass 3 t Ib 8 D 8 5 The Bristol City Line steamer Brooklyn City arrived New from on Sunday WEATHER at 839 referring to tho weather of the ensuing 24 hours quaker 418 bgs 215 bgs and 198 bgs do A J 50 bgs do M K 7 washing 11 hardware H H aud b and 250 bgs B and 250 bgs pis W H 1250 bgs 99 scks E and 250 scks Morton and 731 bea and 250 scks W U and J Wes ton and cwt do J Reynolds Cof 4464 cwt and 2232 cwt aud 2232 cwt and Co 8570 cwt and 200 hd Parry 1 cs and Cor 71 hds 50 tobacco and 10 do bxs 10 16 pk 30 bd 1 s old tee J 610 splice bars 26 rolls 2 crts 1 crt 1 bx 10 228 cwt wheat AVON MOUTH October 6 s 4285 cwt Hose- and 4285 cwt and cwt do anil Co 664 cwt Pri- and 4314 cwt Wait and cwt Spear Bros and 7713 bxs 10 bxs aud 67 bxs 1073 bxa W Titley and 2473 bxs 120 bxs 80 ess eggs 500 pis lard H H and S and DISTRICTS E K Counties 1 W Northerly and moderate fine and cold at some showers later Same as No 0 Hame as No 8 Same as No 8 as No 8 as No 8 Same as Ko 0 Same as No 0 North westerly fn Uia jilts and cold Love Wis Macbriar Konald 4 9 0 9 Thistle 4 S 0 Dosser 4 90 The OAKS of not less than and 60 for Ine second for three year old penalties antt mile seven 203 Velasquez Bo it y wise Fetish 6 3 3 6 3 5 2 2 60 Ib 8 W 8 10 8 10 8 10 810 8 5 f by St Busybody 8 Tlie 3 8 8 3 3 G PROVISIONS demand again but prices ait steady and HAMS at present low rates as uiet u Long Clear chort Short Ribs CHEESE d Wiltshire Sides Staffords Clear Clear Square CuS Cut Long cm shortcut Picnic Cheese Finest M Tierces Beef H 31 31 33 32 44 35 31 40 37 32 26 35 33 29 44 26 24 SO 47 6 6 0 u 0 0 0 0 6 6 0 0 0 0 0 u 8 6 33 32 36 37 48 37 33 42 42 36 30 42 41 31 46 27 24 62 Q 0 0 U 0 0 a o 0 0 0 6 0 Money 01 103 to ridden hy apprentices who have cover winner the winner to be sold ior 200 sovs MAIDEN Northerly light cold hazy or foggy in places Same as No 9 including Bristol aud the South Wales District The signals were all lowered yesterday OUR DAILY WEATHER Snowing the Readings of the Barometer for to-day and two previous at 2 J Thomas and 321 bxs Collett and 501 bxs G and J Nickson and 547 bxs W and 313 bxs J Grant and 249 bxs Co-op Wholesale bxs and 1285 do Gibbons and 258 bxs W Evans and and bxa F 250 bxs do J and 9 200 bxa do Synies and 1025 bxs and 1196 bxs and 966 bxs J W 86 bacon Colonial Produce 10 bxa G aud J and 10 bxs G and bxs J 15 bxs Aldridge and 13 bxs John White and 30 bxs aud 25 bxs J Wheeler and 70 bxs do and 2280 pis Jard W 250 pis do W M Phillips and 600 pis do BUckmore pis Ford and 342 seks and 900 do J 8 Merry and 700 bgs copper and Co 79 Win Smith and 39 C Pass and 4 lead 37 dross J 9 salt 13 zinc do and 26 373 slabs and and 42 apples and 142 M R 3 trunks sample 1 bx jam Morris and 3773 pcs 2398 pcs SUNDAY TO-DAY The Mercury falls for with and for heavy storms if for con- bad weather It for unsettled weather if for fine settled weather A with wind veering may be indicative of rain Taken by Mr M W at St parade IX INCHES mile 11 by 3 3 3 8 3 7 7 7 7 7 7 4 4 12 12 12 12 12 12 Bar Mer st 3 7 12 3 7 12 0 6 0 2 2 Beauty Gurdy The 120 wile and two furlongs si Ib Ben Aniline B 2 6 6 0 0 0 0 32 12 OF d'Amour RUNNING 6t 111 87 82 The ORDER Trial Stakes Stakes Sell i ui Champion Stakes Newmarket Oaks A p premises Hate Staked following horses in to 1 0 1.30 2 0 2.50 3 0 3.30 4 0 Saturday Sunday 2 p.m 2 6 10 Sunday Monday Tuesday 10 p.m 6 10 p.m Sir Swing and TUESDAY Selling colt S takes Dajr La and Champion Snowy tome Koyal 200 head 65 head and Co 50 head M H 2 horses PCB 4053 pcs 183 bss 50 bxs 150 ess PROM IRELAND F Webb and 395 black P Webb and 42 sks tawny oats crt 10 ess poultry and sundry British goods British goods 1 s White and 21 bxs hams Glasgow and F Lavington and 6 hds H J White and 1 csk 9 do and K petroleum Matthews and 117 tuft slates and qrs and Bakerst qrs M J s British coods Pride of J Rogers coal hick 130 tub L Matthews and 50 Ins do Hams 20 uis old iron Rail and Cunal under H antl S and 406 W and Jo nnd 18 bra Currants Hir li D between 6 p.m cm Saturday and 6 p.m on Monday Direction of wind on Rainfall above sea from 8 on Saturday to 8 on inch TORQUAY 4 Oct falling Temperatures in the 52 light moist and overcast with light showers during the morning Sea iu Smooth OBITUARY Quite a gloom has cast OTer the hood of by the death of Mrs G Wyatt Hie who was well known and highly WAS the eldest daughter of Mr H I oi of tUo Duke of whose death is one of the earliest of the regular the he of under the tirst whom lie succeeded in 1866 entered the array in and served with in tiie Duke of in the Crimea J to tiring iti he was appointed colonel of the Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders in and transferred to hM old regiment a little more than two years ago lie was in his year DH DK LIVER Kl IS late Medical Officer of Ki writer Iu badly nourished infants Pr do Cod Liver the Oil or more generally like tSie of Dr Oil and when it given often cry tor Sold only in capsuled Imperial hy aad Co High London 11 TT AND HIGH WATER AT CUMBERLAND and Arkic Bend Air Lapwing Sir Launcelot aud Patient colt Quick and Hi moon WEDNESDAY Second Slice Matilda of colt and v and l Price Li at published containing latest doings on on receipt of address THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED FIRM IX DAYS OCT Tuesday IS Wednesday 13 Thursday 14 Friday 15 Saturday 16 Sunday 17 Monday 18 Tuesday 19 Morn Height H 7 8 8 9 10 10 11 M 57 27 68 27 0 33 16 FT 32 31 30 28 26 24 21 4 5 0 5 4 1 11 H 8 8 9 9 10 10 11 0 M 12 43 10 41 12 49 39 19 Height PC IN 32 31 39 25 23 21 20 8 6 0 0 9 4 3 3 For height at Bat hurst Basiu subtract 12 feet from Cumberland Basin for height at add 5 for height at Portishead add 1 foot MOON'S PHASES SUN Oct 18 after Rises 631 Oct lib after Rises 643 Nov morn Rises 6 56 7 13 5 gets 4 45 sole 4 31 4 17 LATEST We have been officially notified oi the following and Goletta Middle Park Stakes Newmarket October Van all Mr J A Miller's and all Mr W M G Singer's horses Newmarket ii and Mi nursery handicaps where the weights have Newmarket IJ aud St Trial and and Heath Newcastle All letters to be addressed HOLLAND Owing to the recent it 10 somewhat difficult for speculators to know where can have a flutter on the big racing events oi tm Jubilee year Many years Messrs Topping selected an excellent not only out the but outside the where by perfect integrity and fair dealing they have built up the most extensive Turf sion Agency in the world They offer every facility for from five shillings to m m f no matter what the amount may perfect security is guaranteed by an ot fifty   

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