The Express. — London, England, 1853-11-08 00:00:00

. - . /...?...• • *".....-' ' 41 . .0' . , . - ~/ ..,. . 7- ..2 . f l /e . _ c; t 6 - . '..; - ..,' -1.; :.. • - . - • ..• / , '' ":• f • -/' z. ' 49 . . / ..._ No. 2,251.] LONDON, TUESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 8, 1853. AccoUNTS.-A (entlemas at talent, character, IRELAND. SHARE LISTS. PRZFEERNCII REARM MONI sad vest esnertena., • ith eslioseses So Werelmats ad PEI lee Aterdses (0. 0.4131...4 bas AD to Evece•ors. Pettsam Directors of ;Pub. - -as-- --•-- I - ~,,,s a a... mad etbei. , in the triewstaagliag. Arranging. sad Dosani, Nov. 7. The railway market opened with a buoyant apse. Iv Caledoalas 610 ... mac.-- • ants of every s and. Csrd• ea ,Ly be bad, ors written or The death of the Hon. Cecil Lawless, M.F. hich Mosose Bvisixo. a ss. t. iios um . genses t.tour N i. 3. 1. 2.7 4 p5e p0r CL -: - ....,,,e.ap Auer ~ 91 The English stock .-- , 60 ,:,,,akaa, at Rears. WILLIAMS awl CONS, statiown, 23, has just followed in rapid succession on that of his pearance, and at an advance on the final rates of ts lis manor sad Unlybead I - - L az . .l .o*. Saturday. Upon telegraphic orders to purchase Isi au 4::°lll i , a .".." d r emid . m. °l •••-• I - - venerated father, Lord Cloncurry , has spread sadness morning, and the con w .-- from the provincial markets', coupled with the rise in and Aber. 00111) and WHITE TEETH are net only hulls. through extensive circles, both to public and private dant JuasUsa al q clement in Consols le 0 r etve , '• r•quo• in * 1 4 ftsis'f f : storks 70 wage. , bet tas life. The deceased gentleman was returning last the funds, and the unwillingness of the jobbers, who S i i . 3 / ter f liso u ) 71 .. .1*. c.5. 44.61. i ll 4 s, are short of stock, to sell, unless at enhanced rates, a ti 2 'Do. sa. (71:17 .--- 17 Mr a. , fes previous speculative i 666 o. c -r: • rrl"' ^ilum)°,44l as 5 n „.. 14•144 7, 140144 . ee r e4441 " week to his residence near Cork, from the funeral of -- ' - " or he a lth and Intwevity A material rise took place, especially in the lighter 1 0 1 5aw.0.4.121 ,4 ,3 pi.,noi °II as Sea feverish in character, DI tireriele7d...r tbrpur/sar, nowt,..turs --- doesstwa - S - 1 -, 4k, his lamented father, when he experienced a sudden Vsmirrure Wanda unnvallod M emends' all beim sorb eon. shock, probably paralysis, having been just then in a shares. Lancashire and Yorkshire stock at one time 4 . seta do. No. al It 16 further rise of / per to lis ,Da. Newt per Gem Ron! 134 14 " g m ; ,ae, eel t4iperl men pearl.hke elating. MMus memollegeneAss. state of extreme nervous exc it emen t ; and shortly reached 661 to 67; Midland, 621 to 63; Caledonians, as 20 leeteeicestep i e,e,,gt so 22 Saturday. At this p nes euss 0 1 meneeel any the genets ems rad,2B to North 1 ; Great Northern., 211, " buyers ;" York 8 1 . • iji. n a l "aeletitte • - - stock came on the mi 4•4 '' ' emir +. men Outlid•; 1711•1111 mouth 111 111 - after his arrival at home he expired. The Hon. Sung the teeth . a IWestYottion.3ths - - and Midlands, 241; Dover. , 19; London and s ' a eats. Pwils,D d a ct =rout tweet" " 4 "' I I telie Mee Sl ' 141.121 r Cecil Lawless was the younger and the favourite son ...... „ tad ", .._The words, " Rowlnds* Odowle" are oaths WWI. sadtin sally a 3 31 North Western,, 1011; and Great Western 82. al- 104 on Nankai' 6 p.vOse i tit 120 (or charge exacted fns :' - i essass sed Wm. 70. liattamgerdet: ea the gmermest of the late nobleman. The bereavement of his tiro- temporary loan of at W. leinDa 6 per vat- So* he. Sales, speculative and real, were effected at th ' e - i A.D. et ,,,,,.. t in no ',. Suet by them mad M chemists and perfasons. ther, the present Lord Cloncurry, who has lost father 109 s from 1 per cent. to and brother in less than a week, mubt be very pain- beetvance, and the _ closing _ d range was materially below the te 1 to Do . 44 par seat. sorts , g j as IVE GUINEAS.-Mr. WM. H. HALM the e e t,„,l earawas, cf 22, Briaarmak.ermara. teem. 99 4 . 4 false The death of •Mr. Lawless leaves the represe nts& that his nye GCINCA Aressuyeetts se asw rosy. cation of the borough of Clonmel vacant, and a void y . Pow y , ug . te , 6 , OWeatekeethatties 7 Point of the a tho h still above that of 41 1 if Gulanwous(Palallnis I si Saturday. At the final close the tone was steady, a.' :es Denntredema. 16 p.at.. al) tot were induced at the 1 cations gradually gl the advance being chiefly observable in Caledonians E- ,I? MOP lwelolo . .•,l6 l lseer el, 91 100 9Si _us se eswesslooo". it Id a hi• P41 " °41•4•4 Mead c ' 41^14 " .• on the liberal benches of the House of Commons, about 1 per ceni - which his party must sincerely lament. and Great Northern.. Of the heavier stock., Mid - a 4. ; me s a u 'r ee 61 1...a . ' 466 .. . 1 1 9 66 m M rates. Stock has HE WONDERFUL KALEIDOSCOPIC MILAT The Da p E.rprese, no basi authority on the sub- land and Lancashire and Yorkshire have been chiefly sultee .Lea.liariseceref.s verse - - 9gegt , i, constructed oa scientille mid Merl gul= 0 S . dealt in. SL I M Dre ss New Gwar.6 mail - - than at the Oct' the et ,via , the en la the laltelmagagge) Is se pet, My .: Si 1 lattellthWernbe.fl tr ds I 3 pm to bone fi de sales ____ le, m at . l ate towline 11 see, the reierd_hmt Mtge OWNS. The Bishop of Limerick, it is understood, has declined Lk all landendarry*Coler. Orb - - THIS DAY.-Two O'CLOCK. grated, th.t e , te iiLAmP ara. '" l7) a mere am II kid ' 611610161 the option of succeeding the late Bishop of Derry ; but we IS4: an ,leimkaderrphliatalskotsli 131 131 chiefly to renewed 1 . b. ardually cooked web it. sad idasilftwerraed all ms. mai ••• The railwny market to-day has been quiet, and p, SS illesebeeklAne.ges.llo 111 16 o th ers. It is notice ..... peg oar'S KALEIDOSCOPIC 11111 AT SCRS= wIII espy MU' think it tot improWble that his lordship may mon- i f: .to De. New dle -. . 11s 91 91 la ~,',,,,b, eon la • Int weeks; its moderate pries will wieseeryhisey. eider his decision. We believe the vacancy in the bwieh of steady in price. At the present moment prices are 8 1 a D .. A , . ...• ! 1 .• i IPa the buying has been rusts saiLow, twenty. semeacturer. sad pommies. 14. lane bishops will be filled by the nossisation of the Rs,. Belay fully as good as they closed yesterday. London and Isa, au naup.a obelus sie et. - - pa Wetion..treet. earm'on.house. lhooblideed 11111 a. Also, kW PA. Griffin, rector of Cionfeade, and late Fellow of Tunny Notth.westere doe is quoted 1031 to 104; Great 97 . Sw 11149704000 % 67 . 4704 1 1 te 1M 141 whilst the sales hay, ypt CASK STAND, so admirably eostrind that no memo* ia College, Debts. lei s Ditto Prerelease I j dim of parties of standin us emit can eel dt.turbe I. Also may be bad, Ms :41101 11333111111 D Western, 811 to 821; Midland, 611 to 621; Lanes- rt • t or s tosee eptiete: - -. _ , 01.6 g0 snows, warranted to wash la porketion, by idle The Lord Lieutenant will receive to-dav a d ta •- de " shire and Yorluhlre, 651 to 661; Dover., 18/ to / ; 81 tae [ DO. I ewe- Kam. Nut - - that the amount of Senior Wel.** an eeeeed Neal to Um awl 07,0740101111 le IRO OM. tion to present a petition from a late meeting held Great Northern', 21 to 1; and Caledonians, 271 au 144 I Wir edee i 4.4.44 ' 4ll4l I 48 ' - bet continues moder ms swilsl• °um 11 " 41 ' 01144 441444•4444 ' 44449.4 " with 644 at the Itotundo, to demand redress for the recent tat. Illeillorth ••• .- .• - - noon seems to be rai sat sees and dew ate farina no other seethed sea supply, they to 7 . 20 ; all Neel! Illidesdadrs U 26 decision at Ca 1-street Police-office to- " was reeked '4 wean. hut weenie mom" traly inewamisal, as magisterial pe French shares have risen. Northern, are quoted st.l 100 omwd. woust.. so, tive sales, based ups by this all waste as avoid L. The above we warrward ft &Ugh _1 wards Smith, the protestant bill distributor.Woher../11$.11per Gem 101 11111 tion," upon the pro WM Pmn 4 '•''' 11. " 11 " 4 s " ' Alm ' It MI6 gaff gairivill. The following explanation of a doubtful point " 34 1 to 1 • Paris and Lyons , 161 to i Pin= i and la au 1 041.0 ditto ditto I 1 pla which many partie wiem, *bleb tam be had giada. Strasbourg', 38 to 1. 8 II inrews.itersa.teewrisar. 91 106 with respect to the penny receipt stamp has been ORDINARY SHARER AND STOCK& la le IhrewaßChswer(Nor.W. revolutionary moves ..-__. elicited by the stamp distributor at Belfast : rise) I pee Ont.- .. 164 171 and upon the highe SECOND EDITION. Island Revesue, Somerset-house, sib ed. Cass Priem nate tea': is to Do. 3 per out ...91 1 9 f toutwave. Yesterday. to 3 pm. gs is acne Dee . .. .. Its IA le girded as prese Londoo, Oct. 31, 18.53. - - --...-- - - Le 11 Ditto Flied 41 per did par 6pa a fall. The poi - tiir,-I have laid before the Board your letter of the 17th 1 1 1 . IN A 701674..» ... -. ••• 20 fen 144 all fan* swiss (essidlag at present, each FROM THIS NIGHT'S GAZETTE. instant, and in reply lUM directed to inftrot you that the is •11 17 1 1 m.. t o 6 16971 p. asser ::1 .. 44 41 Male 61.0.41 61.1 100 Do. 41 pm seat ; lot 103 1011 festation of a deck provision exempting from the receipt duty " Wren by the isi et D re ed.. 9 Itt 110 at sl.l.YinkshinalptrotGusr, 19 SO the outbreak of a w postal poet, acknowledging the safe arrival of any bills of it is yleaaajac J. jaw Is II Ma 11 1 WaterfordalLilkeenyalp.ab - - alts FOREIGN OFFICE, Nov. 6. exchange, prosaism notes or other securities for mossy," 174 all obaseassmee.ssudite. l 16 13 „ It NO York, leewomtle,k Bre or 1 1 Power. of Europe el The Oates hes been pleased to approve of Mr. John will not apply to a letter which, besides acknowledging the tg 1111 rAA 4e. la. NI- 111 41 Ws Oteorth of tacos:eh , 14 :9 be regarded with In Biggins as Coral at Cork. and of Ile. Jolts C. O'Neill es safe arrival of such documents, also expresses that they nava 27 . 199 21119641 • 2111 / 1 16 . 1 ••• ••• 62 27 17 $ Date Ditto .- , 44 sf Penal at Belfast, for the United States of America. been placed to the credit of the sender, or any other words it 1107 osismeas ... -„. 53 431 4.34 6 RI 111 yoektl4Al4.ll.3tiPersa j die par and by speculators. of s.. all Chian, sod Ildybeed 161 17j 17 161 parties in the CORI The Users hem also bee pleased to approve of Mr. Ed- importing that they bays been received in payment a so all Con and Beaton ... 11l le ..-..----.0.--...--- ward Wellentein as Consul-General is Great Britain for debt, Of on acsosat-I am, air, your obedient servant, • 61 ei Dinita eel Ilelhetisits:- 41 4$ 41 MINES. pressed at the insets the Republic of San 3alvader. T. It. Stanzas, Esq. Tessa Knoell. If all Daman, r•rua. and Atm.! Md., Intslases which ordinarily In The Limerick Chronicle say., Sir William Betham's deem 'assess --I 7 8 I ones. dose repeated that the FOREIGN-OFFICE, Nov. 8. is all gnat ..! 4 is. Shares Mures. re l4 - . Yeeletder• 7445 7* meanly attributabl office is not to be filled up; that of Ulster King of is all Dit e tt l art a - rars stj..l s s The Queen has been pleased to approve of Mr. William is-- --, - - Leslie Thomson as Vice-Cooed at Aberdeen. for his Royal to be co ntinu e d salary. 701. a-year. 99 all Sneers Omer ... -I 13 13 13 121 34 Sanwa Cain Chas A..., 41 1•0,000 1 APO MI an II Pa speculation for the Highaeu the Grand Duke of Mecklenburgh-Sehwerin. A coentnisaion of lunacy inquiry has issued against V' 66 D a . D i e 1. 1 '9.19 6 .) .I - - $55.0 I tang* AsstwlianGold ell s els pm 100,906 10...SegleGalltorelas Sir Hugh Pa ll iser, Bait, now in • Dublin asylum. et. I Do. sham II - ....1 33 31 $ 1 10.000 10 •Sestrakielan down from 981 to WHITEHALL, Nov. 8. Mrs. Latham Blacker still remains at the Terminus 66 '1 1" 1 44141 "'" uu• •-- 66 66 St tai Ildiabargb sad Glasgow .3 61 117 86 40,000 6 De. Con Mining I - - MOM M Massirallea The Queen has been pleased to present the Reverend Hotel, King's-bridge, but is regressing favourably, to i soushars sad Peebles-. - - M.OOl 1 Aestratian °Drains John Maclennan to the church at Tomistoul. in the parish thone r slowly, under the are of Sir Philip Cram ton W. 100 3 07 uswilk , ref th alstlidei 11 It Nose t Amines' tranield - all I 4 des hand of speculatis of Kirksichael, in the presbytery of Abernethy, and shire an d . A d ams. st. 100 Glasgow a South Wasters - - woe 1 Ave awn. all 1 1 dis selves as eager pur W Buff. trt. i s . lo Great Northers ... ... sto est soome I ertlek Australia' Gold all I 1 Als - W. Do. A, trod ... ... 60 113 N 1 When M 4116•131hIrwa 3.1 7 9 tendency towards I INQUEST ON THE LATE LADY LANGFORD. St- IN be. Si 866 W 1 ... - 129 120 10,000 111 •eras.hap.(lis.atil.ps su S 14 5 1 I Consols opened BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED.et. toe fitgegeseadWastate.! 101 IN .An ' east was held on at Arch:Men Castle COM Se DnOmossaadt3siahe all I 8 Roomy Wyee*n , Taunton, Sellaereetekite midst- 1441 Da • Saturday - ,et too Gee mines .. oil HI 811 31 11,000 30 De. W. Jobe Del Bey IS IS $ ? (being the closing s waste of Um, on the body of Lady Langford, who was is it we u s e g e t ar i t “ _ _ Maker. &pt. 9. timer l Omen% Greek 4i al far 1, thence relapsed BANKRUPTS. drowned on **previous day while bathing on the strand so el swesnor ad .. 87 90 Igen 41 Odes Owes near Balbriggan. lel 11l Ile.lWeds ... ... - H 1 1M pm 150,000 II Whiludel Geld I 4 1 pea Glows Famozatcx La Smuts, Bank-chambers, Loth- The jury returned the following" Louisa Lady It lea Lommidre sad Yonnedr. sq SO return verdict: Ca .---.... ~. 00970111 1 IS tll 131 three o'clock the nary, City, stock broker. Langford was accidentally drowned while bathing at Ai 19 4 17 4 8 1 1611 171117 ta• - 7 1 si es ISO,IIOO st. +Mapper Miners of Rag. all $3 ea Thursday, and 95, Joust TAYLOR, Charlton, Kent, builder. it iii De. West IlMagl7sho 41 41 , gillan on the 4th instant, the sea having been very rough, 6 all 2 ...e, 2 4„.e., IVO U +De. Fret tl + per gest all 37pm ad cember. The final WAIVES C 0111177. Bear-gardens , Surrey, plumber. s 1 .. 134 13i 111 70,060 I fileßdesWeßsaGeppr all 24 3 with a heavy swell, and a very high tide." lii 11ilansiossadMmktial .. Si 111 81 i Joan CLAPHAM rat:CITT, York, draper. too,oce s 1 unnllZr a : a da-- 111 i IPI 2 4 strong. The big Rlellitan Temneleics, Ha market, mining broker. - 10 7 t or . ., j Isw / ne. fore Coitus. Beeches. Suffolk, plumber. KINGSTOWN POLICE COURT. St 100 Len., gas p..• 944 976 S t 100 Lambe %Mee 1054 104 1081 1 10,t0C U leemen, MOM all 14 le " 144 Weed 13• My of Bader all !alts per the closing rate lit JOIRPR Bargee, Birmingham. builder. A number of poor persons of both sexes, 16 adults and 9 Do. to Nam ... ... - - MOH Great Teigooth.„-, all S 1 3 ills cent. It must be 1 ZORCND Uwe/. Stourport, Woroestenhire, iron leer- children complained of the master, Austin Harvey, of the 10 II Ds Debi . _.. ... - par 4pm 134 6 100,110 c Lake Bathurst. ..... - ell 1 1 dim slant. be* Deists", ander the following circumstances : IS 1 Del.llosh.,llLand NG; 44 pm MAO mem au 6 I &a. of the December at Twreass• TAYLOR. Derby. innkeeper. II 14 Do. Slghtbs- It apple/MI that 40 poor people engaged with him at at s . 100 L .. = a a .a .. u.....; T a - ii st 10.110 e MOW ildmese Lestisskealltora. Geld all it IS the half-year's di Mons Hots irr, Mansfield, Nottinghamshire, seed Newport to sway t'te Cork for 25.6 d. each, which they SO 161 De.. 150 ... ... 14 13 U. Quarts Crashing 0o all j I p rice a pp arentl y INve lm a t. paid kis ; that the vend easeantered very ba4 weather, 4o is Be,, we ~_..-ip 22 .. 100,000 Marieutta Jong Ku, Gloucester, draper. and they was eight days at sea; that their stock of pro- is an Ineemdrryhtealiddlles - - SAM 1 nedosalgt.asselean 9 el 7 -Three per Cer ALMANDIS BROWN AND ROBIRY GLASS, Liverpool, visions woe mhauseid, ma he three days during the late at. 110 Misallir e .. ol s lllo7llll77 . 26 6 1 1 4 114 201 mow New Grimed& .- --- all les pa ship chandler.. gales they wise all bmilled below under dosed batches, in 1 17 . 4 : ....D.__... L i "' " I° ' - d ig 40,000 New Limns M. 1113.00. ail - - 1 961, 1,1; clitto f .. 1111 en Id 111 5 4 900,00 D Ileavien Mee& an Ii pa per (krit. ReduCed Jams Fes, Hellashore, Lancashire, cotton =aurae- a most pitiable plight. tiss ask, refreshment they got was ` a t i a . D = ll , .. U' . ' sa ii' D .7. 7 u 36 10, • M ReatelimMlLLMALt all - - per Cents., 951, I tune a drink of water from IW. 111 VIM free the mate, of whose se of low& wet. lie)_ _ - IKON If NW SCOTCH SEQUESTRATION. humanity they spoke lode Wihset terms ; that the vessel uit Mg use sheen.. ... .... ..- skeso 1 Ointrls pl ek ALleAltoss KILNS. Edinburgh, spirit merchant. sprung a leak, and the MEW Made for Kingstown Her- et. 100 lime `bet - ... .. 03 63 to so tisk less ...- all la se Exchequer Bulb boor and lasiL d them gm the west pier. Thom who had $4 41, De. Eateries .. lUs per 71110 Se Cuba lll 4 3 any funds made the beet of the' way to Dublin, but the 2 5 : Il i 41 41 Os 0,000 1 Sea& Allstreßea........ WI -. -die India Bonds may i Newry asel Um . kW 10 lle Croft WWII destitute • lied to the is. LOSS OF AN AMERICAN PACKET SHIP. imligais r a l li d i r g ---- y 'pp 44 ' 4 00 a NeeltirelMSKllKlDlte• -•- 43.174 Waal + Weed Mahal ell 34 3L testae for St. 110 Poem ... ... ... 49 SI IS 1 TOM, 1 Waller __..._ The wrest if the vessel was sent for, but he had goes is Is Do. Ne w ... - - 100,000 3 Wee Granada ...... ...... ell 1 I Cis which was slight' The New York papers unmans the loss of the t o Cads. se 34 Northers Domem-tiMin 4 I dl. 100,100 I West Stailposs all II as Five . per Cents. TM Ma argued and stated that all that could be 0 :- 100 Igor* aria& -- - - 1 0 4 $O6 33 00.0041 1 Yalta IS 111 1 Ninth Done, So. I. ... 8 . 10 • Trandsmase hy stamps deed. Spanish was also' [THREEPENCE. MONEY MARKET. still depressed. Dullness also prevailed in the corn market. The less stringent aspect of the money market was doubtless due in some degree to the largo shipments of silver to that city from London. Australian Land shares were again inquired for to day, and were rather dearer. Bank shares were steady. Crystal Palace shares maintain their price, closing 1 to 11 prem. Australian Royal Mail Steam 'shares have been dealt in at 31 (81. paid); General Screw Steam Shipping (181. paid), 13f; New South Wales Coal and Inter-Colonial Steam (11. paid), 4 ; Royal Mail Steam, 63 to 65. The first call of 21. 10s. per share, making 5/. paid, falls payable on the shares of the Limerick and Foynes Railway Company on the Ist December. An extraordinary general meeting of the Falkland Islands Company is called for the 24th inst., for raising a loan, and for the election of a director. Annexed are the latest reports from continental bourses, as received by Mr. Renter's express : Amsterdam, Saturday, closing prices :— Dutch Four per Cent. ., 931; ditto Two-and-a-Half per Cents. ; 61 11-16; Spanish Deferred Three per Cents., 21 9.16 ; the Coupons, 53.16; the Old Three per Cents., foreign, 441 to 63. Austrian Five per Cent. Metallics, 76,1. Peruvian New,-70. Portuguese New, 373. Mexican . New, 241.1-16. Granada Active, 191; ditto De ' (erred, 81. This bourse shows firmness, except for ' ' Peruvian and Portugeuse. Paris: closing prices of ' this day, for money : Three per Cent. Iterates, 73.85; ' ditto Pour-and-a-Half per Cents., 99.90 ; Bank ' Shares, 2,815. These prices are about the same as ' they closed on Saturday. ; The subjoined calculations show the rate per cent. per annum yielded by our gayer:anent stocks at ! present prices. To render the results strictly accu , rate, the proportion of interest which may have ac , erned since last dividend period should in each case be taken into account. MoNDLT EYWING. The English stock market opened firmly this morning, and the commencement of the monthly - set tlement in Consols leading to active purchases against previous speculative sales, the market became rather feverish in character, and at one time attained a further rise of per cent. on the closing rates of, Saturday. At this point, however, a supply of real stock came on the market, mid the " backwardation " (or charge exactcd from speculators for a fall for the temporary loan of stock) at the same time declining from / per cent. to /, extensive speculative sales were induced at the higher range of prices, and quo tations gradually gave way, finally closing only about I_ per cent. above Saturday's closing Stock rates. S has been less scarce, so far, than at the October settlement, partly owing to bona fide sales induced by the late rise, but chiefly to renewed loans of stock from bankers and others. It is noticed in some quarters that to-day the buying has been of a less substantial character, whilst the sales have been extensive and on account I of parties of standing. Nevertheless it would appear that the amount of money stock thrown on the mar ket continues moderate, and the reaction of tho alter- Three per Cent. Console .. Three per Ceat. Reduced .. Bank Stock (die. at the rate of 8 per cent. per annum) India Stock (div. 101 per Int. per cent. Price. per nnnum. £3 2 Of 911 3 3 4f 3 14 9 4 3 4 cent. per annum) Exchequer Bills (interest U. per cent. per day) par 3 0 10 Annexed is a statement (extracted from the Liver pool Weekly Share List) showing the rates yielded by ordinary railway stocks at present prices. The quotations sow prevailing, however, are not quite identical with those cited by the Liverpool authority : Int. per ct. per annum at the rate of dividend paid Pres. Prior. RAILWAY. Lout 4 yea . Last year 13t Kendal and Windermere 36 Midland, liirnitneham, and Derby 614 Ilidhuld Stock 5 5 5 1 16 1 South Eastern : 16 Livetpool. Crosby and Southport 30 Edinburgh and Glionow U Le.ncashins and Pertains Stork 111 Great Winters ' If London and North Wotan Mu 3 0 5 0 ' 76 London and South Western 413 S 0 47d Midland Great Western—lreland, 6 0 5 0 ft: Took and North Midland .... llf Kest Lanevhire .I 1I 2 3f _ .. 3 9 1 10: London and North Western Stock 92 Bristol and Exeter 16 York, Newoutle, and Berwick ...... 44 Dublin and Belfast 194 Eastern Counties 4 0 0 4 8 0 916 Scottish Central 4 13 0 1 4 13 Cf VS London, Brighton, and South Coast 80 Lancaster and Carlisle 4 10 104 4 10 - At Caledonian ... . .. A number of poor persona of both sues, 16 adults and 9 children, complained of the twister, Assn!" Harvey, of the brig Heinle", under the following circumstances : It appeared that 40 poor people engaged with him at Newport to minvey t'ts Cork for 25.6 d. each, which they paid kiss ; that the vessel easintintered very bad weather, and they were Sight days et sea ; that their stock of pro visions was eabauste• end ihr three days during the late gales they Inn ell !willed below under dosed hatches, in a most pitiable plight, the gab refreshment they got was a drink of water from elms is Mete has the mate, of whose humanity they spoke ls the Wihmt terms ; that the enrol sprung a leak, and the MEW erase for Kingstown Har bour and land. d them at the west pier. Those who had any funds weds the bed of their way to Dublin, but the oomplaisasta, being totally destitute, applied to the cassis tram for redrew. The meats of the vessel was sent far, but he had gone to Cork. The mete appeared, and stated that all that could be done bed Imo dose for the passengers. The gretrate regretted that, in the absence of the outer, be meld not act, and the poor people wishiag to get he m quickly as possible , Captain Hutchison, the herbewhmmew, moat Minutely gave 21. from the funds in W Mode M Air relief, eel stated be would report the ONO te the Mseei et Tree,. • Mr. Murphy pre 65., and the Dellis mei lifepeeera Company agreed to take the abbe it bar Om est the Maine for nothing to Dub lin ; and, been made to the direc tors of th•Ven li = li am a Mestern Railway Company as their behalf, the finewleg letter in reply, which will answer far heel& was received: " Great Southern and Western Railway " Trak Superintendent's Office, Nov. 4,18.5 " am directed by the directors to say, in answer to your letter of this day's date, that under the circum stances, they will be happy to forward the unfortunate people free or sham to Cori and will make arrangements for their conveyance by the thin which leaves at 12.40 p.m. to-morrow. " I ass, air, &c., " Oso. ED. ILBZWr. 01 CI IS 84 76 ~ i 10 106 _ 264 .___ il Cit. Southern and Western—lreland 90 Newcastle and Carlisle 100 Lancaster and Preston 4 7 4 4 7 4 60 Ulster . 63 Glasgow and South Western 4 12 34 4 4 74 14 Battu& Midland 174 Chester and Birkenhead 30 Great Northern 3 3 0 3 3 0 THIS DAY.—Two o'CLocs. The English stock market has again shown an improving tendency to-day, although the best prices of the morning have not been maintained to the pre sent hour. Consols opened 95 to 1 for Thursday, and have touched 951„ and 951 for money. The present quotations are 954 to 1 for money, 95/ to for the 10th instant, and 95 to 1 for December. The " backwardation" for the December account is 1-16 to 1. The Three per Cents. Reduced have been dealt in at 941 to ; the Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 96 to 961; Bank Stook, 217; Exchequer Bills, 2s. to ss. prem.; India Bonds, par to 3s. prem. The foreign stock market is steady, with very few transactions. Spanish Deferred is quoted 211, to 22/. The sales include: Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., at 64; Spanish Old Three per Cents. 451 to 1; Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 981 to 99; I'or tuguese Four per Cents., 42 to 1; Equador Bonds, 5/. If I De. Ihw „ ' 34 Northern Opsalkos . lhiks 100 Illarth arida ... II Not* Ow" M. I. .1 De. L. D a shrrsi 0 1 Ds. 1 Ourashid all I !twit ....---- lie,llartk Ihshmasteln.- ell !IWO Wobers .. 10 raw* ableihWeiCliee 100 Wird, Wm.& Waiver . 100 Ito.Uoo Opel tee Booth& Mlibell ." .100 lihrows. h .- 100 Ds. warily ar. ea II .dimishay aaelPhreked I aU IllYeathagy am (homy CIIss.W.MIL) .... I all Ds.lOl.OO .... ". 10 le. alinda ts .. N flingsbin SO OS Thhai W l ales ... . l.ert/Z eh 1111:11:41=adi 4 1 dY 30 1 1 MI 4 7 74 49 41 a 111 - par pm 41 11 19 U 13 11 411 53 63 SI If di 15 17 Il + 13 111 sy 31 sr 13 1154 of $4 i 3 3 4 S 7 50 If 3 154 1:1 111 sli MINES. The New York papers nono.inee the loss of the splendid packet ship, Western World, on Sqoan Beach. The Herald says : "From the crew I learned that the packet ship Western World, Captain John G. Moses, which sailed from Liver pool on the 6th of September last, bound for New York, with a valuable cargo and 600 penmen, had rue ashore about half-past four o'clock on Saturday morning." After giving an account of the rescue of the paseesgers sad crew, the Herold says: " When our reporter left the ground on Sunday night, 'be shin lay easy, with head to the south and rather dimple the sand. The agent of the underwriter', Captain nemisted en board up to a late hour, and inspected the mesa hem Mess to stern. He is of opinion that she will be get e[ if the weather continues fine. The cargo, "Wok h worth 100,000 doh., is, u may well be apposed, be &damaged condition, and the silks, hardware, cloths, god Aber valuable merchandise, will be found, on their Mice in New York by lighters and schooners, to be worth imp ilia son than one-half what they are invoiced at. The Wallin World is a very large ship, about 1,600 teen nibler, sad belongs to D. A. Kiageland sad Co., of Nroadgiregi, whit are insured in different offices in New York to the emerge of 80,000 doh., which will nearly, if not wholly, cover*, kwa. She we. built in 1849, at Ports mouth, N.H., nod IMOD that tine kes been ran sumesefolly between Linemni ant New York. How the occident hap pened we are at protest unable to say, but probably the entire natter will be laid before the piddle in a few days." BY ELECTRIC -- 40.--•• LIVERPOOL, TVZSDAY, 10.30 • x. Wind S.S.W., moderate, and damp. Arrived.—Seaflowee, from St. John's, N.B. ; Trim mer, from Newfoundland; Electric Flash, from Smyrna ; Pelican, steamer, from Lisbon ; Pyreole, steamer, from Nantes; Union, from Ostend; Village Maid, from Miramichi ; Morris, from Older. The packet-ship Queen of the West, from Liver pool, for New York, was off Cork on the 6th, putting back dignaated. The passengers were all well. BELFAST, Nov. 6. The vessel on shore at Burr Isle is the Sapphire, and not Sophia, as previously reported, and was bound from the Clyde for Melbourne. Her fore ud mainmasts have been cut away, and she lies in a very dangerous position. The Charles Croker, which put into the Lough on the 24th ult., has had repairs completed, and pro ceeded for New York to-day. DOUGLAS, ISLE OF MAN, Nov. 6. A gilt head-board, with Amelia painted on it, has bean picked up at Port St. Mary's. WEXFORD, Nov. 6. A boat, with Nerio, of Jersey, painted on the stern, has been picked up on Ballytrsat Strand. QUEENSTOWN, Nov.B. Wind N. Arrived.—Mary Hannah, from Glasgow, for New Orleans, leaky ; out 13 days. Sailed.—Ellen, Arab, and Kelvin, for London. GRAVESEND, TussDAT, 10,15 A N. CCIIITOWS . RETURN. Wind S.W., cloudy ; tide near low water. Arrived, Nov. 7.--Suean and Mary, from Rouen ; Breese, from Rouen. Arrived, Nov. B.—Lionne, from ()ratlines ; Rover, Strom Guernsey. DEAL, TenDAT, 9.20 A.m. Wind N.W., light, and foggy. Passed.--Java, from London, for Port Philip ; Falooo, from London, for Algot Bay ; Prospero, from London, for Arum; Urda, from London, for Portsmouth ; flympha, from London, for Ca rdiff; Ethelbert, from London, for San Francisco. Sailed.—Emerald, Prince Alfred, Japan, Egypt, end Southampton. EATILAOADLYART HALLITINATION.—The Echo de llayerine says:—"" A respectable woman, named nesnatre, wife of a fanner at Recast, had been for some years pos sewed, at welsh' period' of the year, with the idea that she was es desperately witted that she mast inevitably be con- I waned in bell fire, unless she expiated her sins by being burned in this world. Th:s idea had of late become more MA mere confirmed, and a few days age putting a quantity 011 tint* into the oven, and setting tire to them, she mai until they were half maimed, and then crept into the own herself. She was fouad there horribly burnt some Wm after by her niece, who raised an alarm. Medical aid was Immediately brought, but the unfortunate woman ex- OM some boors after is great agony." " To the Magistrate of Kingstown Police Court." Had any of the poor people remised to prosecute the sae ter of the vessel he could be fined, under the statute 4 Geo. IV., cap. 88, sec 4, entitled an Act for Regulating Vessels carrying Passengers between Great Britain and Ireland. By that section a penalty of 51. may be exacted for each passenger conveyed, in a trading vessel like the Darnley, over and above the crew and the number allowed to be taken, that number being 10 if the vessel be only 100 tons burden, or 20 if 200. In the present instance the num ber conveyed was 40. DUNDALK AND ENNISKILLEN RAILWAY.—A special panel neetingof the shareholders of thlo compaiy fru held at the offices of the company fa Dundalk on Friday, the Bight Han. the Earl of Erne, ebairmis of the com pany, in the chair. The meeting war ustuned for tho purpose of considering the expediency of toustructing a railway to connect the towns of Armsgla god Cavan, form ing a junction with the company's main line at or near the town of Ballibay, passing through or near the several towns of Keady, Monaghan, Reckcorry, and Cootehill, pursuant to advertisement, and was numerously and influentially attended. Lord Roden, in moving the resolution for the adoption of Oie scheme, expressed his entire approbation of it, and his opinion of the importance of securing for the port of Dun dalk the decided advantages of connexion with the west. His lordship, in very happy and complimentary terms, alluded to the exertions of his noble friend the chairman of the company, for his untiring seal in the valuable assist. ante rendered to the undertaking, coupling the expression of his thanks, particularly on behalf of the Dundalk por tion of those interested. The Earl of Erne, in a brief but effective speech, expressed his thanks. Pourrnir Snows are just now in the ascendant la the month of Haglend. It is curious that the Hampshire fatten mini* resist the introduction of the Cochin Chinn and Ehenethel fowl into the farm-yard, notwith standing that its flea is equal in flavour,. that it is as elese mend, sad that its size is so superior to the com mis lmen.Mm fowl ; even its tameness, so compared with the INS& fowl, renders its rearing less expensive and troublesome. The poulterers also entertain a prejudice against the new and fashionable breed of poultry. AN OPPJNENT TO SANITARY REFORM.—It it lanamtaLle to note to what base ends religion is sometimes mad* subservient. Will it be believed that the following conversation actually took place not many days ago between • burgess and a candidate for the town council ? Candidate —Well, I suppose I shall have your support this time as usual ? Burgess—No, you cannot have my support. Can didate—Why ? Burgess—Because you are going in oppo sition to the Almighty. Candidate (astounded)--In oppo sition to the Almighty ! In what respect? Burgess—God is about to visit us with a judgment. lie is going to visit us with the cholera, and you set yourself up to prevent God from executing that judgment by endeavouring to intro duce the Health of Towns Act. The candidate pitied, of coast, the infatuated ignorance of the voter, and though he tried to convince him of the absurdity of the blind fatal ism by which he was possessed, it was of no avail.—Ports. mouth Guardian. GENERAL VON RAnowrrr. still continues in a moot precarious state, although his family and friends are san guine is their hopes of his recovery. DIVORCE OBTAINABLE Wm OR WITHOUT MONEY. —'• I've friend who wants to get divorced," said a con demn to • legal friend, " how is be to set about it ?" " If be is rich, go to Doctors' Commons, and, provided he ems prove the necessary facts, he may do so for • thossand rorande. ' " Bet he is poor, sir." "In that case," said the lawyer, " he must go to the workhouse, where, without pray crime against his wife at all, they will divorce them prov ing OCCVERENCE AT ASTLEY'S.—Yesterday an inquest was held on the body of the supernumerary Palmer, whose death was occasioned at Miley's, by his rashly attempting to blow gunpowder through the nipple of a gun into the gas light ; and a verdict of " Accidental Death" was retnnued. le 11 tab et Ikea I all Wallehmi 40 all 1141441.4 10 14 W 441 01M01/1 _... • 14 Ile. Wintelsien sod Omits .TadlefLae.ll(kydslP. l 1011 T4o,ll4nmadeallerwkil ITO De. 64.11111:440114 ..1 IS 11C Do.o.ll.ll.Poreisio It. 141Pilrark sad North LII UMW AT 4(.1100 I ilookloslomoklio (lowa Umiudial.Wootoro) r ="11.111 tti: (Mod to Ot.Nortborn)l Oisooktor • Dion DotoM to ertiotWottra All Dortkoool Ds* k Dowd to TX D. 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I limparkiyivre raw Is Drib awalles arl Wow De. SticrAin st. hear Oi Protar.,' of 6 Maws - 511 '. ..i I i! (40 •63 14pir While* wait Mabee .. rool waters et Itllllll.. %Talmud Wisabidis 10 145 140 141 I Oft 8111 SIS 97 99 i 0 2a. 01 all ►o 111 61LWAY11. tf $ 1 ft I tj 13, 1 4 11 if CI 3 if pis Par i 1 3 If 2f foi if if dis IM A . - all flf I ei If If I 3 h Pa i ii Pia Di :41 lit t ee pm 40 42 311 $7 2 4 ids 3 I di 144 In I dls see Ils II I 9 n Ids i dia Plr I 4 pa 4 41 15 1 dis pa It a l e r $4 II MI 44i SI 111 4 Si Si la 41i 3i 31 I& ii MINCING-LANK-THIS DAY, Suok.a.—The publio sales are going off steadily at the priers of last week. Relined without alteration. Comm.—The public sales of 100 casks plantation Ceylon and 1,000 bags Costa Rica went off with spirit, the former at rather higher prices. A hurl !matinees was done late yesterday in native Ceylon at 4as. ad. to 46s , which was ad. advance. _ TPA.—The market continues firm, and prices are fully sustained. SALTPicria.—l,4oo bags were offered and bought in, if to 7f, 295. to 30s. Corrox.—A large badness done yesterday on 'Change 2,600 hales sold, and the article has a very firm appearance. Srices.—Cloves, Cayenne, bought in 7d. to 7td. per lb. ; nutmegs, Dutch, bought in, 2s. to 2s. Id. ; Celina ginger sold, 445. to llla. ; African ginger, 225. to 245. In other articles no material alteration, bat markets gene rally hare a more steady appearance. No. Ob. Mw2111.9220va Pt. T;torday g . Arib i l i r:lr a ea A a 44 - 1 lo Mad l4 - - 31, .. , s6olo &Womb NMI Amon.. Lon 4„ A •-• a a 0.1.8..ka.d 1 _ ID .... Me m , 1 I 14 1 i 246 pm 'V . iw el Mare 1 - - .' ' V ......." - - ....ILI XI 17 19 .. " -4 " tr a . lia"gat g 16 = = S. 121 . „ .' Toil all - M. • 1 , 24164/2014 MOO, 2 NAL llalor . NM lOW. Stem Navtiallos -Co. 1 - - 113.714 1 North 624 Avolnlooloa all i it= 69,000 1 Do. NON . . e , - - 95, Woe goii . .ii eiiiii - ilk Moor Lad 4 Mhoorol 411 6 6MI ID , Poskataiar &rola 24rs. A - - N.. Do. - - M i r ' 246 . 194 .r o NO Nom 1 , /Mr. foroolmout all 14 Illgo 12. ~_ Lad- 2 16 11.0. , 1 10.009 , Tat Loloura l e '- • 11 1 1 31 31 • II 63e Ni Se 11 Als le 3 1 - 411 i 491 N 101 A 51 140 Ifs so n 10e 110 K ii Kt Vi Hi U' II $ N 1:4 lkotars dam today. JOINT STOOK BANE! Won Sodom doss Pd. T today. 1 tO I A6° w 15 01616 6 4 I" DiWiiii7: :1 1 1 " " 76 ik : INll66:lB a k k i all i — i _ eoi 50, X" itizi..Alei• 6 6 416 10,000 180 ir"V M1 1 , 1 ".......tamia l3 ,z. N 1,.. ah.,*, it 0 10s 111 10, EI% :10 = = 10. No 1, IN Do. ati Wit ... DS 0 X xso Nallori ss t k lsobod - it Now Wales iiiii 011 II 01118.1•1 Oceiii an a co Pravladal et Inbad. NI 10 Do. New ........ . . i;; all 6 a ritd al p a oo.... "..- " I I 4ID II Nowa X QIN% Agliiis aa X X 8, WM 00 u n load = 10 MON TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. The tailow market is decidedly firm at the annexed quo tations, via.: Town Tallow, 66e. 6d. ' • Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 5 4 e. 6d. ; Oct. to Dec., 66t. 3d.; Jan. to March, 665. 3d. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.-THIS DAY. Mew re. Pattenden and Smith report that the old hop duty waa yesterday officially declared at 152,6771. Os. 414., end is divided as follows: ita;elie;iar ----- 161,084 13 10 Canterbury Sussex Wordstar 11,261 6 1 Fatalism Kingdom £162,677 0 44 The market continues Arm for all line hope, which are very scarce, and likely to advance in price. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.-THIS DAY. Dlr. E J. Davis reports the supply large and trade dull. Prime meadow bay, 20s. to 110 e. ; inferior, ditto, 60s. to 70s. ; rowen, 46e. to 80s.; clover, 90s. to 1264.; second cut, 70s. to 110 e.; straw, 36a. to 40s. noon seems to be mainly due to a renewal of specula tive sales, based upon the lower rate of " backwards tioo," upon the progress of the war in Wallachia, which many parties think will be the signal for revolutionary movements in several parts of Europe, and upon the higher range of prices, which are re garded as presenting a wider margin for a fall. The position of the stock markets at present, each day leading to the mani &dation of a decided upward tendency in face of the outbreak of a war in which none of the leading Powers of Europe can be uninterested, continues to be regarded with much attention both by the public and by speculators. By the former, as well as by parties in the country and abroad, surprise is ex pressed at the insensibility of the market to influences width ordinarily have a marked effect. It must be repeated that the present phase of the market is mainly attributable to speculation. An extensive speculation for the fall has for a long time put been going on, and Consols have been gradually driven down from 981 to 901. The public continuing to buy, however, and stock becoming extraordinarily scarce, buyers have at length obtained the upper band of speculative sellers, who, coming in them selves u eager purchasers, have assisted the natural tendency towards reaction. Consols opened 911 to 95 for Thursday's account (being the closing range of Saturday), rose to 951 to' 3, thence relapsed to 951, and were last officially quoted 931 to 1 for money . and the 10th inaL After, three o'clock the quotation ruled at 95 to for Thursday, and 95, " rather sellers," for the 6th De -1 umber. The final tone of the market did not seem strong. The highest rate of " backwardstion" to the December account to-day has been 3-16 to 1, and the closing rate little more than one-sixteenth per sent. It must be remembered that on the settlement of the December account Consols will be quoted with the half-year's dividend off, which will make the price apparently 11 per cent. lower. Annexed is the official report of business in this department: —Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 951, 93, 953,1, 1; ditto, for account, 95, 953, I, /. Three per Cent . Redu ced, 94, 943,1. Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 951, 963, 1 ,1, 1. Long Annuities, 1860, 5 3-16, 53 5 5-16. Bank Stock, 217, 215. Exchequer Bills remain steady, at 2s. to ss. pr em. India Bonds may be quoted par to 3s. prem. Business in the foreign stock market was quiet, but prices were well supported, except for Mexican, which was slightly weaker. Peruvian and Russian Five per Cents. showed an improving tendency. Spanish was also better in the morning, bat closed at Saturday's rata. Buenos Ayrean exhibits an im provement :—At 4 o'clock Mexican Bonds were quoted 251 to 261. Spanish Deferred, 213 to 1; the Certifs., sto 51 per cent. Peruvian Three per Cents., 50 to 52; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 721 to 731. Granada Deferred, 71 to 81 ; Granada Active, 19 to 2L Russian Five per Cents., 113 to 115; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 97 to 99. The following are the day's sales : Buenos Ayres Six per Cent. Bonds, 59. Dutch Two and-a-Half per Cents., 63. Mexican Three per Cents., 261, 26. Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 73, 721; ditto Three per Cents., 511. Russian Five per Cents., 113; ditto, Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 99. Sardinian Five per Cents. 93,1. Spanish Old Three per Cents., 45; the Cents., Certificates, 53, 63, 53 per cent. The American Lass, which left Sydney on the Ist July, has arrived; but she has only 600 ounces of gold on freight, valued at 2,400/. As we anticipated from the aspect of the market for exchanges at the date of the sailing of the last packet Erne New York, the Canada brings over a much soaller quantity of specie than has been received by late packets, being only 275,110 dela The Hum boldt, it appears, also brings in 267,000 dole. for London (besides 403,000 dole. for the Continent); so that the aggregate receipts from New York repre sent a total of 512,000 dole., or about 108,4001. sterling. The larger portion of the silver brought in last week by the Magdalena, from the West Indies and Mexico, was sold to-day at a rise of 3d. per ounce for bar silver, and of no less than ld. per ounce for dollars. The demand is still chiefly for China and India. The letters from China refer to the pre valent disposition of the natives to bury the silver received for their produce, with a view to ensuring its safety, during the prevalence of civil war. The price of silver is now higher than for many years r o t eiro. Present quotations are thus reported by Sharps and Wilkins:—Bar gold, 775. 9d. pet ounce standard ; Spanish doubloons, 78s. 6d. per ounce; Columbian ditto, 775. per ounce; bar silver, ss. 21d. per ounce standard; Mexican and South American dollars, ss. ld. per ounce. Letters from Paris state that a grand council of ministers was held on Saturday to discuss the ques tion of reducing the duties on iron. It was under stood a decision had been adopted to considerably modify, and in some instances entirely . abolish, the present high rates of import duty on iron. It was thought tne rate of duty will be so far altered as to bring it to the rate current during the reign of Napoleon 1., which was equal to only about one-fifth of the present scale. A decree to this effect was daily expected to be published in the Moniteur. The main object of this decision, which is of great importance to the British iron interest, is probably to facilitate the construction of railways in France. The intentions of the French government having, as usual, become known to favoured parties, large purchases of iron rails have been made in Eng land on French account. The corn market opened very quietly this morn ing, under the combined influence of an almost com plete cessation of speculative purchases, the improve ment in the weather, rather large arrivals from abroad, and the expectation that farmers are likely shortly to bring forward liberal supplies. Although the supply . of English wheat was in a very bad con dition, owing chiefly to the dampness of the atmos phere, buyers could not be found even for good qualities at the prices current last week ; and holders anxious to sell were compelled to accept a decline of le. to 2s. per qr. Most of the importers, however, refused to sell, and for floating cargoes, of which the arrivals have almost ceased, the rates of last week were asked. Under these circumstances only ono reportedounflohonatuesingoneaFr maintainOccas i p o r n ioe al o rr- Large quantities of rice are at present being pur tteaandbotold. chased at Liverpool and elsewhere on French cargo h es ac c ount account. Hamburg letters of the 4th mention that money • wasier, eabier, at 4; per cent., causing a rise of schil ' ling in the exchange on London. The produce market remained dull, and funds and shares were MONDAY Evaluate. Business in home mining stocks to-day has been moderately active. Some descriptions arc flat, but many of the lower-priced stocks, which have been largely purchased of late on Cornish orders, cannot be procured, unless at enhanced rates. The Ithym ney Iron Company's shares were again quoted 1!. higher. South Caradon have been done at 285; Alfred Console, 25 1; Great Wheal Alfred, :12,33 ; Wheal Mary Ann, 431 ; Eaglebrook, 93 ; Boscean, 13.5, 140 ; West Wheal Jane, 21s. ; Bronfloyd, 4s. The transactions in gold mining shares were scanty, but the preferable descriptions remain steady. Ave Maria shares were flatter. Grand Duchy of Baden shares have been dealt in at 1 dis. ; Liberty, at 1, die.; and Waller, at 1 dia. At 4 o'clock Colonial Gold were quoted 4 to 4 prem. ; l'ort Phillip, 7-16 to 5.16 die.; Nouveau Monde, 1: to 4 prem.; Agus Fria, / to 4 prom. The St. John del Rey shares were in increased demand, at a rise of 11., owing to the receipt of favourable advice'. There was also considerable inquiry for the shares of the oid Australian Copper Company, which closed at a decided advance. In the shares of the Imperial Brazilian Company, on the other hand, a tendency towards a reaction was observable after the late marked advance. West Indian descriptions remain flat. Metcalfe Copper shares were again weaker, and closed only 1 to prem. The nominal closing prices of new undertakings are as follows :—Mizen Head, 4 to 4 die.; Lewis Hill Range, I to 4 dis. ; Cologne Lead, 4 to 4 die. ; Clarendon (of Jamaica), 4 to 1 ' pm.; Britannia Gold, / tog per sh. ; New South Wales Coal, to dia.; L'Aigle d'Or, 4 to 4 dis.; Lqndon and Virginia Gold and Copper, 4 dis. to 4 prem. ; Mount Carbon Coal, / to t die. ; Kenmare, par to 4 pm.; Lake Superior Copper, 1 die. to par ; Connemara, dis. to par ; (Henault° ' g to 4 i dis. • Australian Mutual, Ito ' dis. • Chartered Australian Land and Mining, to 3 d ie.; Golden Mountatin,t to idis. ; Poltimore,l:l6 to 3-:6 pm.; Great Crinnis, par to •, Garnett and Moseley, 1 te 14 prem. ; Sue River (of Jamaica), 4 die. to / pm. ; Met calfe (of Jamaica), - to s prem.; Carberry West, 3 to/ dia. ; Adelaide Land and Gold, 11 to 01 die. ; Australasian Coal, » to 4 dis.; Liguanea (of Jamaica), I die. to 3 pm. ; Port Royal (of Jamaica), „ 1 - to Z pm.; British and Colonial Smelting and Reduction, 1 die. to par; Australian Consols, / to 4 dis. ; Albion Gold, to die.; Lackamor Copper, 4to 1 die.; New Linares, 1 dis. to par ; Great Ilewas United Tin, 1 die. to par ; Craigwen, par to I prem. ; Peninsular Mining, 3 to / prem.; Great Cambrian Mining and Quarrying, par to 1 prem. ; Dhurode Copper, g dis. to 1 prem. THIS DAY.—Two o'CLocK. The gold mining share market is a shade flatter to-day for some descriptions, business being very dull. Colonial Gold arc now quoted 7.16 to ,9-16 prom; Nouveau Monde, to prem.; Agua Fria, 1 9-16 to 11-16 prem.; and tlreatNugget, 3.16 to 6 . 16 prem. Australian Agricultural duels have advanced to 43 to 41; Peel River us fluted to I prem. ; North British Australasian I toe prem.; and Scot -1 tish Australian Investment , 19-16 to 1 11-16 prem. lalmperial Brazilian shares hue been deok in at 61 to I ; - St. John del Rey at 371 sail Osbreb 'st 44. .