The Express. — London, England, 1863-10-30 00:00:00

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The report, which had been previously published, having can tale° as read, The CHAIRMAN, in moving its adoption, said he listed it was considered generally satisfactory. Iry had now arrived very near the completion of works ; all that remained to be completed ros about 1:kl miles, and the engineers stated that these tould he finished by the Ist of February next, so that he "red that when they next meta passenger might enter the -.on at Calcutta, and be re. down close to DAL Supposing extraordinary events to CECHY, there could be no doubt ;et the lice from Allababad to Jubbulpme would be finished ~thin the ;specified time. As regarded the receipts, the .:rease in the half year amounted to 112,0001., and the ~ ..rease of net receipts was 139,0 W/. ; while the traffic had ,eu carried at a charge of 50 per cent., against 565 per cent. 3 the Bengal line, and 59 on the North Western ie as compared with the previous half-year. The ,rge WIXOM/ of traffic was due in a great • the connexion of Rename with Calcutta, When the , ,sole system of communication from Calcutta to ',imbay was completed they might reasonably expect the mad) and early fulfilment of the sanguine expectations ex ;owed by the Governor-General of Bengal. Adverting to see audit of theses:one,' he observed that it being considered 2practimble to !nye an efficient audit in thin country, an ..tablehment had been formed in Calcutta, with the wine :sin of the government of Bengal, to audit the accounts Ore, and the control exercised by it would resemble that shich parliament exercised over the expenditure of the rel lament. Mr. Roberts had been selected to conduct the rdtt and no better selection could have been made. The re hums of the board with the government had not been smooth satisfactory ; but this (it'd was now disappearieg, owing ,Siefly to the qualifications and experience of Sir Charles Trevelyan. The previous system to which he had referred lid been exchanged L.r one of hearty co-operation sod mutual confidence. (Cheers.) The company vas now acting in entire harmony with the rovaroment, and for this reason among others he looked firward confidently to the future. (Cheers.) As regarded the charge of the audit, he observed that the company was sow taking about 1,100,001. per annum, and the coat of the audit amounted to about one-half per cent. He aided that he believed that when the traffic bad teen fully developed the expense of the audit would not exceed # per cent. Surveys were being made, Lister the orders of the government, with a view to the construction of an extension line, leading to a large coal paid; and probably this line, if made, would form part of the company's system. After some discussion, The CHAIRMAN, in reply, said the doubling of the line mold oast 1,200,000 i., and therefore before they thought of doing that they must see their way clearly to a return of 60,COlif. a year. In order to earn the 5 percent. guaranteed they must take 35/, per mile per week. They were now taking 24/. or 254 . . . . . . . The report was adopted and the meeting terminated in the usual manner. CAPE TOWN RAILWAY AND DOCK COMPANY. (fifth This afternoon the eleventh half-yearly meeting was held at the London Tavern ; Mr. Hammon WATSON se the chair. report, which has already appeared, was taken sailed. The following resolutions were now paused :—"That the directors be authorised to enter into a contract with the Wynberg Railway Company for the working of the traffic upon the line of railway belonging to that company, epos toch terms as may be agreed upon and as rosy receive the sanction of the governor of the Cape of Good Hope. That the directors be authorised to raise such sums of money, not exceeding 50,0001. in the whole, in such macaer and upon such terms, and for such periods as they shall think fit." FATAL COLLISION ON THE PEEBLES RAILWAY. EDINBURGH, THURSDAY, 5.30 Eveznia. A collision bee occurred on the Peebles Railway. Three ballast waggons got detached from the Main the Leedburn and Linton branch, now making; key rolled on to the main line. and met the ..40 train from Edinborgh. A terrible shook took place. )n boy of emu, sou of Yr. Tennant, of the Glen, wee Oiled, and SOT= or eight pamengers were injured ; two or 3018 seriously. Great damage was done to the plant. The ate, which is single, is blocked. The sngioeman and Ulcer wen Wand. WEATHER REPORT. -(THIS DAY.) li/DAT, oaciiia 3" • A.X. • Itlrma prearars, Mb& on *years foot at 7 p.m. yesterday. Psousza IA2OII.DAT. 01 WI SUIDAT. h.W. to N. W. and to Nonz4frl2. N.W. to N.& and back N.E. in places, a gale to fl. W., strong to strong, with rain squally, unsettled. or snow. N.N.W., a Wan Coast% N.N.W. to W. and ple -- to stroog, 8 W., ttroag to fruit, B.;Nail', with rata. showers. toff A„ Pronto Sorra Comma. N.W. to 11. W.. strop& emery, some rata RIM .S W.B.W.,tessh Botria.Kssr. 8.8. W. to N.N.W. mad Y a pia, rata at beck, Prow to fresh. times. _ _ Oulienstizels on maraud west coasts on Wednesday. on gill coasts on Thursday mondup Ncelk-lisst.C.althnen to deceit,. West:Docket* to Corn watt Sonth.Chsoriel and Biwa Coasts. koutti.last=larsit of Dower to Thacuinshhe sad R 13 -Baronsetar correot,d sad reduced to 39 2 at half tide IsweL Each win foot, of vertical elswaVon. saunas shoe. one hendredth of an inch outtarnOd ; and each ten dryer, above kV, esas- Ind nearly three hundredths Masada. L-Rspoesd therm. ruder in shade. D -Dtrerenos o: wet both (for eraporation sad dew point). W.-Wind, direction ot Mays -two potato Llll7 of nagastie). 7.-lone (I to It -worts). X.-Extreme foree goes last report. Q.-Qv/raw wbeare arraknit forte (11143-,t, to 91=S). L-Isiasts: b.-blue sky; e.-clouds (dethed . l • ; 1.-toll: -lightning . m. -misty (hasy) 0.--o : k-rsta; a -snow t.-thunder . 11..Ralu-falt snow er ... grltsd), lime Yet report. 8.--Bed dialsistsar• (1 to 9). TER lune= Dim BY Vlotxtron rat OLD riarer-aoaD.—AluOneinit Inenrar.—(Tau Dae.)—This morning, at the Primers Royal tamers, Paulnreet, Clid street-road. the East Middleesa coreasr rammed the isqsay respectiag the alleged robbery and reorder of Edward Vial, aged 39 years. The einsametaacee have more than once bees detailed in oar column. After the examination of one or two winner this merging, Isspector Rockwell, in answer to the coroner, laid that he had go farther *vides°. to offer ; but he thought if time were gives agesething of importance might tors up to throw more light non the matter. As adjounsiest wan thee derided as, and the jury bond over to appear at the next examination. LITILRY Irirmixtosetos. —Messrs. Hand and Meant manses the following in their List of forthcoming New Works :—"Life of Josiah Wedgwood," from his Private Correepeadeare and Family Papers, is the preemie* of Joseph Mayer, Rel., by Eli.. Meteyard, 2 vols. fin, with Por traits sad numerous Illustratioss.—" Omit and Society from Elizabeth to Anoe," illustrated from the Paper* at Kinboltom by the Duke of Mancheiter, 2 vole. Bvo. with Pennine.— " Agoes," by Mrs. Oliphaat, author of "The Life of Edward Irving," As.. 3 vole.—" A Persoesl Narrative of Thirteen Years' Service among the Wild Tribes of IL hes dirges, for the Suppramwe of Humes Souriibro." by Mat General Jobe Damp 1,0.8.. Soo. with illustrations. —" Wife's Evidesee," by W. G. Wills, Author of "Motif* to Quit." 1e.., 3 vols. —" Menai re of Jape Csonrea, FenaleCoo rat,* by the Author of " Female Life in Priem" 2 volt,—k New any. by Mrs. Hewitt, 3 vole. —"Barkets's His tory,* by Amain B. Edwards, 3 vote.—" The Destiny of Nations se 'sainted is Prophecy," by the Rev. Jahn Ouns misg, D.D. 1 veL—" The Qom. ef the Canty,* by the author of " Margaret aid her Brideemside,* 3 vela —A cheap Edition of "Ley sad Saved," by the Hos. Mrs. Norton, 1 vol.—" Wildfire,* be Walter Thersbury. 3 vols. —" My Step-Tether's Home; by Lady Blake, 3 volt. CANINI SAWA:ITT. —Perhaps there is not on record a more astonishing fed of the inns* and sagacity of a dog than on which occurred at Tolethorpe Hall a short nee since. Lieutesent Henry Harrinee, of the 24th Reginent, sow at Aldershot, who led hese slaying et Unborn a few weeks, took back with him a black and tan terrier. Soca after his arrival at Mamie* the dam slowed symptoms of diegatiefactios at Ida an qtearters. and refused to resin there. As son as it was mbeed rework were offered kw its restoratioe ; bet a. Whop amid be heard of the animal, which was considered y it mann se ion. The yams °Blear wrote to hie mother. Mra. Harris- Me, lameetied the departure of the dog, hat the WNW Manly returned an answer to the effect that the myaioa Weal had just arrived at Tolotheepa. spparmtly l good health, th oug h exceedingly thin from the ( d ig.. at go load • Journey. The Mainers by which it wee is Wier ite way ink 180 miles (basin nevelt all the 7 6, 1 r t; to Aldershot in a railway train) is met sarprieing. tunas has been offered by the Officers at Aldershot ter the dog since the performance of this extraordinary feat. Stamford Mercury. THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 80, 1863. LATEST SPOItTIN G IN TELLIUEN US (BY 'LEMBO TILIGIMIL) NEWMARKET MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) £lOO HANDICAP PLATE. Toach-and-Go Ronne ... 10 ran. AIIDLEY END STAKES. Clarinehrone beat Germ MATCH. Aboingtoa beat Wee Agee. HANDICAP S W EEP'STAE ES. Fiancee 10 ran—. FREE HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES. - Merry Bart walked over. MATCH. Bridle colt beat Llangollen SWEEPSTAKES OF 10 WWI. Prince Lee 800 Knave of Tramps ... 3 rem. SWEEPSTAKES OF 500 SOTS. Etho blot Battaglia. FIRST CLASS NURSERY STAKES. Sherodao. ... ... 15 ran. SECOND CLASS NURSERY STAKES. DX. Union Jack, Fille de I'Air, Young Rapid. Midnight Mast, Rizzi°, Wandering Minstrel, Suspicion, Esperance, Farm horst, Merry Wile, Aurae, Orphan*, Dario, and Tyke are hon. SWEEPSTAKES OF 100 SON'S. ALM. Sim to Are of Chits, Coimbra, sad Kromeeki are here. OPTIONAL SELLING PLATE. T.Y.O. Lady Aedl;y,T3iTe, Oneida, Norma. Antoinette Balder. dub, Garotter, Corsica, Highland Nam Bright Cloud, Atna, Alas, Orphan*, Birdfiudar, Janie, Armingtoo, Faretra, Daniel, Tailor, Moak, Hare, Bubble, Airedale, Dol phin, and Wangle Eye. All are here. LATEST BETTING. FIRST CLASS NURSERY. sto 2 apt Attraction (t) 6to 1 Lady Bohan (t) 6 to 1 Washington (1) 6 to 1 Echo (t) 10 to 1 Prince Arthur (t) 10 to 1 Bro to Dreadnought (t) SECOND CLASS NURSERY. 2to 1 apt Fills de FAir (t) sto 1 Diviner (t) 6to 1 Faruhuret (t) 6to 1 Suspicion (t) 8 to 1 Union Jack (t) Bto 1 Tyke (t) COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARE-LANE.—(THD3 DAY.) The show of English wheat in to-day's market, coastwise and by hod • was very limited; bat the quality of the samples wee Sou Both red and white retook were taken off somewhat freely, and Monday's prices were well supported. We were heavily supplied with foreign wheat. Selected samples were in fair request, at full cur rencies, but all other kinds changed ba nd s slowly. In the quotations, however, no change took place. Floating cargoes of wheat off Falmouth were in fair request at full ps:ote. In other produce afloat only a limited business was doing. There was a good demand for malting barley, at fully Monday's prices. Grinding and distilling sorts were steady in value. Mastileecriptions of malt changed hands slowly, never theism late rates were realised by the Lectors. The show of samples was only moderate. Oats, the supply of which was good, changed hands slowly, but no further decline took place in prices. Beaus oornrnanded very little attention at about Monday's decline in the quotations. The rale of peas was much restricted. Linseed and rapeseed, as well as cakes, ware in fair re quest. All other seeds were a dull inquiry. We have to report a moderate male for both English and foreign floor, at previous Mils. CULIJOIT _ PRICB3. Per Car: I. lisesx, Kent, red lent 40 to 43 „ Ditto, new 4l to 43 „ Ditte,whltell 40 to 46 Ditto, new . 41 to 47 No:As& and Lincoln led 1863 4l to 43 „ Dit4o, new, , 41 to 64 BARLIT Melting 23 to 31 Grinding 26 to St MALT. _ _ Pre Qr. OAS% a a scotch, feed wUt• izts 16 to 22 „ black Matson — 21 to il Tick at So Borrow Nem Gm __U to IA Maple IS to 18 White _ _ U to Si ism; Norfolk, sod fluffolk 6O to 66 Kingston and Ware 67 to 66 Brown _ _ SY . Tows mar; ir;lflk Houn ma. kold Si 111 to a to U Country l7 So 11 Norfolk and Suffolk to ship 27 to 10 Nirw .. 32 to U ~_ _... 0•111. Ina* toed lB to It „ potato 2s to 26 I. I. Austria and LW - berg 46 to 16 liastock & Mackin- Per Qt. 0151. I. I. Danish and Swedish 16 to 21 Burl l6 to U bur, 4S to 18 Matra SO to 44 Roadan, bard soft Amellema, red „ whits . BilLii. _ __ Deal* - -SO is 36 36175133 td to IS Mil 34 to $7 I=4 -- l4 to $7 IlawaN Coax . 29 to II Yell Matto ow Minding ---. 24 to 28 Distilling Malting 0411. _ . . .-- - ham hawk par oak .... 33 to If Dpanfah. 86 to 33 Ammicsa. Tor brL 1D to 33 uesabla. .. 18 to n INTO LONDON, BY WATER TO OCT. tI. INCLOBII72. Dutch, brow feed AtitlilVAlAl or OWN to., CARItLiGIi. MOM OCT. $ 8070 .. 880 IWheaa Barley. Ileit Ia h andkotebi %to . 1 176. Irish 2O locelgo ' 12701 Total I Tine I Malt Om& Plow. cps. g k ra b. ram. 31310 1060 .. 10341 lao 36760 1006 3310 3.640 1000 3010 LIVERPOOL COTTON h CORN MARKETS. (THIS DAL) DPI ZLIOTZIO AND lIITSINATIONAL TILIOZAZIL) (nom oua owir froaasaroarnarr.) ONTO% —The market operas quiet. Probable min 6,000 hales. Con.—The market thinly attended. Wheat sells to a far extent, at the full rates of Tuesday. Flour slow sale, without change in value. lodate oorn—mixed American sells at Me. 3d. to 28.. 6d. Egyptian beam steady. Oats ld. deem with a moderate sale. Oatmeal steady at late rates. MINCING LANE.—(THIS DAY.) noels.—The market has been lass active this weak. Prices are without material alteration, the exceptions being soft brown kfamitins, which has add at 6d. decline ; and straw relining West ladia.which, owing to mareity. how sold at rather firmer prima. Reflood—the supply of ready goods has Woo light ; linens have bees fully supported. OOFFILL —The public sales of plantation Ceylon have rose off with mom spirit at steady pries—triage. 61e. to 675. 6d. ; ordinary small to good middling, 70s. 6d. to 82s. ; Mite"Bos. to 89a. fid. Native Ceylon has brought Y firitsr rates—good ordinary. 68s. to 692. TEA. —The market privately is inactive, owing to large isles Wag declared for Tuesday seat. COCOA- —The commoner kinds of Trinidad have brought higher prior ; grey and middling red sold at 535. to 61s. Ricer in active request; prices have an upward tem. dewy. The sees include low Nemesis at 7s. aid. ; good at Se. 6d. to 9a. ; B.angoon, 10s. ; Banal white, 10s. 9,1. to 1.25. - 11att.=i1wi mast is steady. Jamaica sold at fall prim, and brews Lamar& at is. sd. firicts.—A fair beldam la doing in all the leading articles at peeving Mae. Faarr.—Full prime are paid for both currants and Moir, except low aorta, whith have sold at barely the forgoer value. --- 817rieinn. —About 1,200 top sold, at 386. 9d. for Wisc. time 41 sad 4. COMM—TM market matinees quiet. Jinn continues is active request. TALLOW HARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The market is arm. Tows tallow is quoted 435. 3d., dot orb ; Potorsbstp Y.O. ow the soot. 44.. 3d.; Odolww to Daesaabsr, 445. to 44.. 3d. ; Jaasary to Morel; Oa to 481. 3d. HIDE MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) , LIADIOIH ALL. —Hideo : Prier : falba to 641 be., nd. to 3d. ; 64Th.. to Mho.. 9d. to 914. ; faha. to pubs_ $l. to 4d. ; SOM.. to 1531ba. 4d. to 44d. ; 66Th.. to Nibs- 4d. to sd. ; 96Iba to 1011ba, 40. to lled. ; 1041les. to 11216 e., 40. to 51d. Hone hides, 10a Od. to 12a. tiff alas. liaht, 3s. Od. to 4a. ; folL 70. BIRMONDSJIT.—Ediesp skim, polled, 9s. Od. to 11a.01.; half tgada, 6a. 6d. to 7.. 51. ; downs, sa. lid. to 6s. 041. BOROUGH HOP MARKST.—(THIB DAY.) Kam. TaMoeda sad asmilis amen the deemed good far both Begtisk sad foreige bop; semis et the femme are very reduced, sod choirs) samples scares. Prices rule very firm. Bt. et. et Bt. BHARI I.lB2'&—(Tlilis DAL) Two o'Czooz. The railway market is steady, but tbere is not much business, the attention of the dealers being almost exclusively directed to the fortnightly settlement, which will be concluded to-day. As regards the leading stocks, the variations com prise a rise of I per cent. in Caledonian and Great Northern, and in Great East ern and reduction of in London and North Western, and in South Eastern. London and North Western stock is now quoted 105 to 1 ; Great Western, 661 toe; Midland, 1291 to 1 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1111 to 112 ; Caledonian, 120 1 to ; South Ea stern, 961 to 971 ; Great Eastern, 54 to ; Great Northern, 1291 to 1301 • ' London and South Western, 1011 to 102 ; and Metropolitan , 130 to 13L With the exception of an improvement in Madras Five per Cent, stock, the Indian lines are un changed. Canadian are steady. Few tranaactiona are reportert in foreign railway shares. IDLII•10 - MULES AID STOOL IPd I Lamm& Medal priterday. est I Wes m to-day yes to 1 p. Mea n on Wo4o4 dTow loo2 Yu. Ilezili . D Cloio elobol owl isalse dooloa Oat sad zasic33::::: cauwai— . • Do. 11 p. 0.10 gold to D. Dobai oa.ll Tuo. Dood.jorth.111•110./o. Stltabuortiad Glanan Olompow Ja B. 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Go SaarealeGlaji.TpereL U • - , 1 pm - I 10 ell dinddlera.Vmaelles ft 24 - 90 13 111.141 Per7perelp - -Ms - t 0 al. 1:,, ,,,..r. el Prinoe l7 is 10 4 mg Ilavoca 9 y o 0 Do. do. l4 16 l 9 dl .ad Emile, 111 8 - aIDw fa iar itaaried A 11 18 A .Werl.mm.W.al lhaisoa a) 11 - Narrila swim. re. (eh. I Met I at. I CIL paten I Saw 75. 1 Gam Wlllll 000. OOK 10 1 4 9 dia - 1.000 .. Cillverton 2 11 12 -. Lod _ all'ora emal an 374 394 - LOU - Dev. G. Corn (Tadalk ) 1 646 466 -. 1 .. Drdewalla - id .. 3et But (ltiopa) - 18.600 1 int Morro Gold (Lna) In 4da Par - nl4l .. led Cordon 10402 181 274 - 161411 .. Sad Oaro Dna - OS .. ILlll.4lanni (Unimak ) 8 9.0.2 St - 491 .. Oveinbiae .9 SR eable di 11 16 - 190 - Grad Sea* Todd lle. 44 6 - .818 .. G. Wil.Ver (11elsIon1 6O 10 11 - GPO .. Guerilla - 1,091 .. &rod adore.- - - 01.11.. 34 116 - 6,060 .. Mob= Duda „ 4115492 14 0I --, I 11,100 - lails Baths LIU. 4 - M 6 .. = M ar r&lini) 'i " 23 9,000 .. 5 2 41. in 04 64 ..... 10,090 4 Virrody trod Ore l4 14 04 ella - 100 .. Claw Beton - IWO ... North Donna lt 14 2 - 700 - North Rooked - Imo - N. Mt. Banntilllosou 31.1 a. 14 3 6.2160 - North Wheal Orally -. LILL 6 64 •-• 1,110 19 Provillsoni (U. wad). 12.6.1. 44 46 .- 700 .. Raked Sonde .. 1 2 - 111 - 6. Ganda in. Oleary l4 415 426 ..... 01 .. IL W. Prances (Masao) 12.16.0. 69 66 - NI .. Way Park 921.17a. 98 SS -• ISN 9 Tamar 911.121eadd0.0. It , A -. 901 .. Pia Oretl 609 .. Wad Band (Illogaa) l4 - 4 4 - 1.914 .. W. Qtrylan /TAniaarill 1 19 21 •- 11,510 .. Wed Chlvertoo - 612 - Men Sewn - - db. Bared (Mogan) 151 .. 1711. Rand (leered) 6 16 II - 4,1101 _ We rt oo* 1.10.8 14 21 14 ',eta _ Tr Aentliaahea 8 114 Ift - 196 _ Wheal Baton 064 175 186 -, Trenvod (Liak T 20 U - 4060 ... Maul Milos - 101ZIGA NAM. MONEY MARKET.-{THIS DAY.) Two o'CLooz. There is still no movement in the funds, which are quoted exactly the same as they closed yester day. English railway stocks are generally firm, at thelate improvement, while foreign stocks are rather dull. This being settling day in shares and foreign stocks, the principal business has consisted of the adjustment of the account. Consols are now quoted 93 to I, both for money and the sth November. The official business re port is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 93, i ; ditto, for account, 93, ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 91t, }; New Three per Cents., 91i, 1 ; Red Sea Telegraph, 21; India Stock, 224 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 109/, ; ditto Four per Cent., 1001 ; ditto Bonds, 229. prem. ; Five per Cent. "en faced" rupee paper, 106 i ; and Exchequer Bills, 2s. prem., Is. die. . . Foreign stocks are dull, upon the settlement. Mexican Bonds have declined Ito percent., being now quoted 411 to 4. Spanish Passive Bonds are 1 better, at 331 to 4, and Turkish Consolidfis better, at 531 to 1, while Greek Bonds are dull at 301 to 1. Anglo-Turkish Bonds are quiet —the Loan of 1854 at 92 to 93 ; that of 1858 at 70 to 1 ; and that of 1862 at 71 to 1. Transactions are recorded as follows:—Austrian, 674 (exchange, ; Brazilian, 1852, 1858, 1860, 901 ; ditto, scrip, f prem. ; Equador New Con solidated, 134; Egyptian, 1011 ; Greek, 30 ; ditto, for account, 301, ; ditto Coupons, for account, 141, 1 ; Italian, 721 ; ditto, for account, 721 ; ditto, Maremmans Railway, 801 ; Mexican, 414, 1 ; ditto, for account, 411, 4, I ; New Granada, 151 ; Portuguese, 1856, 1857, 1859, 1860, and 1862, 491 ; ditto for account, 491 ; Russian, 1839, 581 ; ditto 1862, 93 ; Sardinian, for account, 90; Spanish Passive, for account, 351, 1, ; ditto, Certificates, for account, 131, ; Turkish, 1854, for account, 921; ditto 1858, for account, 701; ditto 1001. Bonds, 73, ; ditto 1862, 74, ; ditto, for account, 71 ; Venezuela, 1862, for account, 611. Portuguese scrip is firm at If to 2 prem., and Brazilian quiet at i to I prem. International iinsacial shares are quoted 41 to 5 prem.; General Credit, 21 to S prem. ; Hudson's Bay, 1 to 01 die. ; Egyptian Trading, 11 to 2 prem. ;•Privileged Bank of Austria, 1 dia. to prem. ; Anglo-Austrian Bank, par to prem. ; Mortgage Bank of India, 3to prem. ; Discount Corporation, 91 to 1 prem., being bettor ; and Mercantile Credit, 2} to 3 prom., being lower. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentea opened at 67fr. 05c., being Sc. better than yesterday. Although the increase in the demand for silver for the East seems likely, if continued, to cause some additional movement iu the money market, and will perhaps before long press somewhat upon our stocks of gold, the discount market yesterday was as easy as last reported. The rate for good bills does not exceed 31 per cent., and business at the Bank of England continues quiet. The number of new projects now in course of formation, under the stimulus of the high pre miums quoted on the shares of several of the undertakings lately launched, is unusually large. The mail from Guayaquil has brought a remit tance of 1,1001. on account of the dividend on the debt of Ecuador. _ _ About 11,0001. in gold was withdrawn from the Beak yesterday for exportation. There is a rather strong demand for gold for the Continent, and any fresh arrivals from America or Australia would at once be absorbed for that quarter. The Shannon, from the West Indies, has brought 216,5001. in silver and 134,0001. in gold. No Mexican dollars were shipped from Vera Cruz and Tampico, to come forward by this packet, supplies of this coin being kept back in the interior by the Mexicans, owing to the presence of the French at three ports. The Sidon, from New York, has brought 10,0001. in specie. Owing to the important advance in the Bombay exchange, as referred to yesterday, there was a very active demand yesterday for bar silver for transmis sion thither, and the price has risen to 15e. 10. per ounce. The supply in the market being inadequate, some large orders for bar silver are understood to have been sent to the continent, and in payment gold will be sent from this side. The total to be despatched by the Bombay packet, which is fixed to leave Southampton on the 12th of November, is expected to be extremely large. The amount of Government Bills on India for which tenders will be received at the Bank of Eng. land on the 4th November is rupees 40,00,000 (400,000 L) The Stock Exchange Committee yesterday gave their decision with regard to three out of the four brokers against whom the com plaint had been made that they had in fringed the bye-laws of the establishment in transacting speculative business for a clerk in a mercantile firm without the knowledge of his principals. As regards one of the brokers, who is himself a member of the committee, the complain ing firm have, with the sanction of the Committee, wholly withdrawn the charge ; this gentleman thus comes out of the investigation without the slightest stain upon his character. Upon a second broker— titecipiutleman's partner—" severe censure" is by the Committee, although "extenuating circumstances" are admitted. The third broker is like wise "severely censured; while in the fourth case the Committee have not yet arrived as. a decision. The resolution of the committee in each instance stands for oonfirmation on Tuesday. The effect of this stringent investigation will doubtless be to make members of the Stock Exchange more careful as to what persons they do business for. The Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway traffic re turu shows this week an increase of 2,034/. over last year • the Midland an increase of 2,0771.; the Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire au increase of 2,4411. ; .ud the North Eastern an increase of 5,1141. The letters of allotment of the British Indian Tea Company will be issued on Monday next. At the present settlement the rates paid by spe culative buyers of Hudson's Bay and General Credit shares fur the privilege of postponing their pur chases tilt the middle of November have been equal to 15 to 25 per cent, per annum on the sum paid on those shares. These high rates may be held to denote great confidence ou the part of speculative holders, but at the same time • liberal supply of shares in the market. The Metropolitan and Provincial Bank have made a call. of U. per share on the old and new Miami of the company, payable by the 23rd November. Apart from exceptional variations, the figures of the Board of Trade returns indicate a generally satisfactory state of consumption. Sugar, tea, and wines have been taken very largely, while bread 'tuffs are much below last year's amounts. The ship Montrose has been engaged for the conveyance of government emigrants to Sydney. The returu of the Bank of England for the week ending Wednesday, Oct. 28 compared with that for the previous week, shows the following changes : Circulation issue 828,419,410 Decrease £157,835 Dirculatiue waive ..... 21,872,050 Demers 2014315 Public deposits 4,482,163 locresse 24,328 Other deposits Glovernmeut securities La booking department Othereseunties in hooking deoartiiieut Olio and bullies io both departs sure 14,437,574 DOMINI, 237.6096 &PPM day and other bills 724,338 Decrees. 18,743 The Best BleOes i reserve Tsidreserve (motes &eche to bookies department). 7,215,524 Decrees, 2,380 The principal alteration shown in this account is the liocrease of 207,6951. in the coin and bullion. This decrease is larger in amount than could have been expected, considering that during the week the import and export movements were (about equal. The variations in the deposits and securities having nearly balanoed each other, the reserve remains almost stationary. BANK OP ENGLAND.—An A and Sth Via., a 12, for the week ISM soot pursiant to the act Ith ending on Wednesday, urt. VA, LEVI =PAWNER. Notes lased 04,419,•10 Government debt.. 811,0141 0 N Other securities.... 3,04.900 Gold coin and bul lion !Silver bullion E 28.419.410 L"_8,419,411 ?revelator.' Capital il6.667l,o9iioovezeat eau zu I Public Deposits (la I Bead Weight /in cluding &then , unity) Bar. Banks, C0..l I Other Becwities infs. of National Notes Debt. and Dir. Oold sad Silver Ae, U ) Other Deposits.... 15,016.11t8 1 Seven dig) and othar Bills 72/1.3581 -- --.—• 137,901,1176 07,001,1174 KkEBHALL, Chie f Cashier. Oct. 29. IEU. 068.1r4 THOLIDAT ETIMINI• Consols closed to-day at 931 " sellers," for the sth November. The price for money is now nearly the same as for the account—viz., 93 toe, the settle ment drawing near. The of icial business report is as follows:—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 93, ; ditto for account, 93, ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 91}, ; New Three per Cents., 91t, I, ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 100 e, ; ditto Bonds, 235., 215., 198., 235. prem. ; Five per Cent. " enlaced" rupee paper, 1062 ; ditto Five-and-a-half per Cent., 116. The India Five per Cent. Stock was firm. The rupee paper, however, was flatter. India Bonds were dealt in at 19e. to 23e. prem., and Exchequer Bills at la. die. to 2s. prem. In the foreign stock market there were several variations. Tie tone at the close was fiat Ish regards the more speculative descriptions. International Financial shares closed at sto prem., being firmer; General Credit at 21 to 3 prem. ; and London Financial at si t to 1 prem. showing a rise. Egyptian Trading were firm at , to 2 1 prem. A fresh rim has taken place today in Alliance Bank shares, which closed at 201 to 214. Bank of Queensland, Loudon and Brazilian Bank, and Na tional Back of Liverpool were likewise quoted better ; while Oriental Bank and Consolidated Bank were flatter. The latter, however, are still quoted as good as 8 to 6} prem. per 101. share, with V. paid. Scottish Australian Investment stock has risen 2 per cent. Italian Irrigation shares were flat. Ocean Kleine shares were last quoted 111 to 124 prem. ; North British and Mercantile, 18 tot ; Thames and Mersey Marine, 4 5-16 to 7.1 6 prem. ; Commercial Union, 31 to prem. ; Oriental and 4 General Marine, to . Imperial Union Pr ivileged Bank of Austria shares were nominally coo }dig. to }prem. ; A uglo- Austrian Bank, to I prem. ; Discount Corpora tion 8 to 91 prem. ; Land Mortgage Bank of India, 3 to 3t prem. ; East London Bank, 31 to f prem. ; British luZian Tea, 11 to 111 prem.; Con stan.inople and Alexandria Mote* 3 to 1 prem. ; Littlehairpton and.Honfieur Steam, 4 to It prem. ; and Darjeeling Tea, Ito prem. The shares of the newly announced Muntz's Metal Company(Limited) were quoted this afternoon at 2 to 2t prem. The new issue of Ottoman Railway Six per Cent. Debentures were quoted 1 to it prem. MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLoci. Apart from the fortnightly settlement there is little business in the mining market to-day, and prices in most instances are quoted the same as yes terday. Chivertou Moor shares are in request at 71 to 8, and East Caradon firm at 27 to k. Clifford Amalgamated are quoted 38 to 40, being a little weaker, and North Crofty, 6to 1. In the Stock Exchange, Tincroft bare been dealt in at 191 ; Wheal Basset at 75 ; and Wheal Ludcott at 11. Foreign and colonial mining shares are inactive. Cape Copper are officially marked 4/, and United Mexican, 61. The official manager in Chancery of the Lake Bathurst Australasian Gold Mining Company—one of the abortive schemes of the gold mining mania of fourteen or fifteen years ago—has announced • dividend of " ninepence and two-thirds of a penny per share" of V. The parties entitled to this not very magnificent dividend are "all persons settled on the lists of contributories of the said company, as present holders of original shares of the sai d company, and all persons being bong fide holders of part of the vendors' 40,000 shares who have established a claim to be entitled to participate in the funds of the said company." A call of 21. is to be paid on the shame in the Rendre Ddu Slate a Slab Quarry Company (limited) by the 28th January. At Lady Bertha Mine meeting yesterday the ac counts showed a debit balance of 350/. A call at ls. 6d. per share was made. At Billing meeting yesterday the accounts showed a debit balance of 5281. A call of 5/. per share was made upon the new shares. At Kelly Bray meeting yesterday the accuunta showed a debit balance et 141. Woodlice (IMAM) Amarallda Boa aw& LRAM- Bras I. LAILOo. Cape C. ‘ oppar (Lhaitad) tN il g 00 04 4 Doa Pa.ko.N. Dal say BOA liosatsla Cop OA Del liey(Llatits per d) 'Fortuna (Ma.) Guard Asstrallajl. I/Nam Esparta (La) Laltsalsa Mulqulta IL ALLIVOIIitras.G.M.(L N. Rid o•O. o Asa (L) lhatehaadilllearlaad Port Phillip Seats Barbara Gold if Scottish Attalla. (La) St..loha dal Ray (Ma.) Milted Maxima.... Vsllsassaos Gold (L ) Worthily/ MIL I AXIIT ROCK Wi BASEL lAlltasseLesANA 1 Th- --I, -- - - Do. Now (Limited) ark ad Zap Beak of Tom Inn Bank of Otago ;Limited) Bank of Queeesetwt tL Bankot Victoria, /marts Bank of Walea ze ( a Lload Dank et New Brsollsn&Partatitiese/ L I L *Mond American L Sillies N. lades Cbar.ilk.Brit. Cohost& C. Me Bk. Imam Asa tibia. ted. d looks. & Consolidated Bonk (L ) Coettuental Bandishßelgtios&Notk L Owlish al I Won Ulm ) Ilne.ittoteAted.Oures ifirdtwo.CbinadJap.(l4 Imperial Bank, Limited Imperial ow^m^ - • London Bank of Best (L Ire ILe — airLATinZß.i — tai;ii 100 'Loa., Btr., & &Ran. (L) 01 Lan. Ob. Bank .4 AAA! I. iei Limbs and Ooloa 10 I. aol °mum. tal (L 100 Loa. Huai. Conia.(L) L4seJelnslloesk 100 Dm AM likldkom (L. 100 Um and Northam (L 41 London it &gal. Vero. 100 LoMond&amerkma (L. 100 Lou. & B.loastaru (Llaa. val Lou. usiO Wootioinoov 60 Ifereantne Inakangs(L) .0a Maim* ?rm. Mum 100 Do. lmarved too 111dland Bank (Lim) 100 National el LAvarpmi(L 100 1. 'to. of SI Do D•oo Do do [Noticed Hoak Now ..At. ••••- :New Zeeland ittrolied) ',Amuses balm previa, : of Geb.rbe Do - - New South Aosingla i Stowelol ilelt.S.Atelso(L Odom et Anowrth. . On. of Orthnooo (L Union of lrolood (1.154. Colas al Loot,. 11.t%14. =Tr. Tratar(i Australia, AeoleaL auras %Samovar. 'Bombay b eauted Brit. Ameri Lead Bit a I rnal Mag. Tea— MUM boa Maeda Lead OmadaddealmildectL) Ceylon Lomaney iip.e Do. i tido 4.1.0 r , “4. • 0.-- ApyttesComatTre.(l. Imam f .111 ft. owl =T. • o.Cfalittlrta.of Loa Oa Nous Hula.... eierg Ihip (Lattem 1 , 4 1.0. nest. Pro. IsikraeLlflasaaloa.(l.) Italie& I rrige.tuu Casino Kit Nock DuctowalL L•sellsailrleanTradlog Lea Ilisertot rel . Aapa.(L las. Qom. Niadraa &riga. I Ow. Veetar. b. Tel 'Ur. ItsiallaaMess.oe.(L) lasised 00.. tifemll44,l.l4l.lrmti I 11 De. New I.24Weed T.eadlALla I N. Alaatraktow i Clitesiel Gm Cirke. is. OWL ~ Ottnera Da Rr. Oes Pei Sim Logi Wu FiliklitadOelea Pow 01. Wu. _ _ _ ! i WAAL (L , . fre ;ltss DM &J Dow an. az 7a.(1. Do. Wog MO Masa Scotia a 5.4.. Dimly. S. Miler Mart. Div roil- - - TANTriilii - Iii1;1 Sehmals. Tal. Met - Tintlet arta.) ir.L la.Ce.U.Osaid. nn. N..10 , 10m T.l . 1. . , Via Disieues Lad.... 106 LOS 100 LOS LSO LOS OADLN• f - WWI'S LtD STOOKS. Too LIM 100 -~-~. .... 71 r — sislT. 100 1064 7} r I Irp. 28 7 I I I Ii U PUB nu I I 5 7 le is N 7 i P 77 Mpar Is a OL prima j ilia 1U 122 ft Usei 10 Ilea IT TO 27 Wpm 21 U lipsi 46 Par S . 2 dui ita% . I psi 47 40 8 e 2 g ol 72 74 108 112 NI 40 • 6 11 110 lolls tar .114 par Iprr. V.S4 t4i I { p. ▪ 4 D. 210 7 c 1014 pat 16 It per 11 12 p ▪ I.W tat s o2 2 lAi WI fa 5 4171 -.- 1 A I:9m a idle 'pa N 7. Is IZA 13 P 5 le O iclli, 69e 11l tt IPS 1 1191,j 40 tk fie iiilm 1 60. a i - par 21 lidis 110 21 t is et dls pail it se • 1 I • U VI I lips tl II I d s It INIli IN nil i Ms i Pll 1 1 2 i90l IS 407 0 li 2 i ; vv Si IPP 1 i ii Wl* e NPR ?. i 4JAs 1 lipm % 1 the li re 4 pa 41 1 I H pot ma I 1 I pa 1 1 It i a 4Ps i Ms iimi 48 SO 83 86 II !t p• • U 7 It 21 1 lion N el .60 US I 1 11 11 . U par I Xm I I'm i : I'l ii V - NI • ■ ur S - k - U' - 11 111 /4 MI N - Ste 10 A - me Si! e o k . Sle 3 9 f. PROVINCIAL SHARI MARKETS. LIVIMB.3OI, 001 1 . te-day:—Loadon and North West. ern.lo4l 661 641 6 1 I—Manchester, Sheffield. end Lincoln shire, 491 11 1 1 1 1 I—Midland. 1291—N..rth British. 54I—North Eastern, Carlisle, 13t—South Eastern, 961 4 3 1 1 c.—Greet Lae. emborinr shares, 1313-16 Alliance Bank, London and Liverpool (Limited , 204 p. • ditto, new shares, 201 p.—B. and A. Ito huge Banking Company (lluntedi, 64 p.—Mercantile and Ea :Lange Bank (Linsited), 31 p—Natiossal Bank of Liverpool ,limited:, 10 c. 91 10 Iv—Royal, 131—Aileron Marine ;God ad). 11-16 116 p —British and Foreign Marine ( Limited', 24 3-16 4 Is —Empire Martha (Limited), 1 13-16411-16p--London and Lancashire lune once. I p.—Liverpool and Loudon Fire and life. 611—lieruniil1e Marine, 4 p.—Queen hunrence, ad 14 6-113 p.—Thomas awl M. M. (Grafted - , 4 13-16 p —Union Marine Ilinsitodt. a ft.—African Merchant", per—Brut Ship, ha., L. 3d.. uitto (17/ per out. prof. fls Bay 1 d. Ilnunsicaisa, OCT. ft —Prime were to-day without mach chirpy from f esterday. London and North Western sto.k. bow ever, uu roved to 1041. Stour Valleys, guaranteed, were eental 62 to 621—BrisSol and Binniegham Sir per Cen ts., 119 neyors— Birminghani Canal. 91 in 911—Birminsham Bank, ant Phropehire Bank. 61 to 415-16—Metropolitan Waym, IU to 121 ditto, new, at If to 11 p. Rail. ay Rolling PAUL, 131 lo 131. Birmingham Banking Company shame were sold rat 114. and Britannia Mills Guaranteed at 11 dia. OCT. 29.—There wan a good hadistwa, with improving prices. Crest Northern A. 11121—Great Ship, 111., I. 3d.. 38. 6d., U. 3d.—Ditto Peet, 95.. fle. ft., 9s. 6.l.—Orarg Western. 661—Inneashire and Yorkshire. Illi—Leadoo and North Western, 10641 01 111—Wandeaster. Shogiel(l. and Linoolnehire, f I.'lllllS 111 56—Ditto 5... gem. Pref.. 11-10 p.—Metropolitan, 129 1 1 1 Ml—Midland, Its, I I A— sorj i , h k Rrit, 541 I—Routh Eadern. 061 1 7—Thames sad Mufti Marine Utterance, 4 1 ) 11.16 I 11.16 1 316 p.— '.!evicsn, 4111—African MereNants, 1.16 p.—Oarston Ettenrion, •n( n. Doutft, ocr. ft—Three per Cent. Consols, itt New Three per Cut. Mock, 914—Ba n c of Ireland .1001. paki, -171— Hibernian Bank 11154. paid:, Ml—National Bank of Irehoi4 Sot. paid , 731—Nationalof Liver ;Limited . •10L paid:. 191- DIU., for iseeonnt. 191—Cork and Union 904. paid), 161—Great ?oath ern and Western (1004. WA', 101 1011—Midland Great Western j and RI. Canal Mk 'midi, 663—Ditto Half shares 1161. i %I—Dublin, Wicklow, and Warlord. 6 per cent. pr. 101, Lt.-- Ditto 0 per cent. pr.. Yo., 621--Gnat Southern and W caeca, Four per Cent. perpetual :look paid), 100f—Iriah North We teni Five per Cent. perpetual, Class A, 61—Ditto fur acrouut, 61. A BRAVE Stara/yr Gist.—On Sunday morning, between I and 2 o'clock, • fire broils out is a bmise at Worcester in which lodged so invalid lady mid her maid. The if orrater Chronicle says : Kiss Wharton, the ievalid lady referred to, was sleeping in a mem in the heck of the house, and, the stainers being cm fire, it wee faired it would be impossible to are her red her maid, On this being made known to Police-sergesut Drew, that ofti,!er,with Policmoonstables Whitehouse and Morgan, procured a ladder and eadeavoured to gain some to the house through the first floor window. The ladder was found to lie too short, but Drew supported the bottom of the ladder against his chest while Whitehouse. with most commendable eourap. aseenelsd the ladder at the riot of his own life. got in at the window, and proceeded to the old lady'. siert meets. B. there found her with the maid, and .is the latter was moth 'Mier of removal he attempted to take her With kim first. This she would not permit him to do. sad refused to leave her mistress, and Whitehouse had there fore to carry the helpless lade, who is of great weight, to the window, frau whence Kerne carefully, by moan. , of a long ladder, which had In the meantime been procured. conveyed her to a place of safety. The heroic girl still refused to make her name until she bad rived her mis tress's cash box and • quantity of wearing apparel. bedding. Le. Having dose this she permitted herself to be miscued. 41 ION& 103 al - U 414 311 4 36 c4ii 10. 15,K41 WWI IMO MON 100.000 - ii ooil *OO2 10. 11. 000 .°°1 11:4,0001 _ __ _ 11,000 10,000 101.5111 100.000 *NO 111,000 110,000 111,10 MN. 4%174 14000 !lON Aso sues 1.4 -06 1 .7ro 110.0002 WM{ $6,000 WOO ree M ,Blo MAX' 10,000 "kW ti,004 VIM , 10,010 KIN I rti — s zd