The Express. — London, England, 1863-11-06 00:00:00

M. On a trading of ten months the transactions were I returued at 28.W.8., and the deficiency was as much as 2Ntalul., of which a considerable amount was occasioned by accommodation bills. The bankrupt bad returned Messrs. Wild's claim as 8,6081. only, but the had in reality discounted bills for the bankrupt to the amount of 14,0001. less the discount and one per cent commirion. After hearing Mr. Lawrence in opposition to the applies title' Honour directed an adjournment to the 18th of December. Di RE H. M.LEBEALL.--" THE LAND" NEWSPAPER. The bankrupt was described es a newspsper proprietor, e 4 Charlotte-strest, Fitcroy•square. It egad that he had been connected with a publication celled The Lead. Debts, 5601., of which 5701. was due to one creditor, Mr. Shipley, of pxford-rtreet. _ _ _ _ _ Mr. Sargocd opposed. The bankrupt had retormed 'wend debts as due to him, which way of DO veins ; also the oopy right of the Land as at 5001., which was really not worth a farthing, and official amigos* had only received ss. 6d. (Laughter.) He stated that there had been a loss of 350/. on the publication of that paper. At a former sitting he bad admitted that be bad been in the habit .1 seeding sporting communiostioma under the title of " Turf Circular (commonly known as " tips") for which be bad received remittances by post-ofilos order. Of those re mittances be had given no eatidadoey account. He admitted the receipt of 1,0001. on two days at Inthereall's, and discharged himself of the amount by simply stating that he had paid over the amount t o parties for whose be was interested. This bankruptcy wee merely an attempt to get rid of a mingle debt, doe to Mr. Shipley, from whom he had purchased the Land newspaper. The bankrupt, examined, said he bad purchased the Land two yearn since last July for 500/. He had paid two instalments of 251. each. He only published the paper for 12 weeks ; it had never been published linos. It - would have been published now if he could have got a proper copyright. About 131. or 141. was due to him as subscriptions for the paper. It was a sporting paper. A sum of 51. was due for advertisements. He had become surety for Mr. Horafeld, publisher of La Preen de Londrea (also bankrupt). He had been insolvent in 1847, duriag the railway mania, and again about seven years since. Had paid about He. in the pound on some debts. The Land was a profitable concern when first established. He projected it, and Mr. Shipley brought it out. He was after wards bankrupt, and bought beck the property for Is. orb. in the pound. He claimed 4001. from Mr. Shipley for es tablishing the paper. Mr. Shipley bad mud him for the copyright of the paper, and oMained execution. He did not then plead that Shipley owed him 4001 His Bomar directed an adjournment sine die, with pro tection for a month. IS RI THI ARPRALTIM COMPANY . kIIIiTED.) Thu cue came before the court by adjournment from August last. Mr. Linklater mid the adjournment had been ordered for the ppuarrppooases of taking the sense of the shareholders and tors as to whether a winding up order should be made or the voluntary winding up should be continued and there we a prepooderating majority of each in favour of the inter. Order aoeordingly. Mr. Roxburgh and other gentlemen appeared in the came. THE POLICE. COURTS. (THIS DAY.) CZLZIOLATION OY TIM NOTE OF NOVIIBIL Anthony Miar., is bo about 16 peen of age, was Amid with letting aff in Heaiyutreet, Chay'rinn-road. A Witini of tie same of Nomiale elaMd that he wan employed at Yr. llasebekle, the Widen, to protest their owieg to the number el fireworks that had in reLi mi t a l eg ios a :ny let off the plc. was In danger el being set fire. Lai night be maw a number at ermmets let off, a:d s law the primmer fire two squibs. Yr. Barker lined tbe defendant sa, or in default, ewes days' imprionment. There were about a dome other &ergs, of • dinner • BURGLAR A? RIB WORK. Thomas EiJia, • sturdy-built young fellow, who gave • false address, yes charged with being in some enclosed premises in the Easton-read, stlYPonsd for the Mime of committing felony. Mr. Riddle, of Frederick-sirest, Gray's-isa-rued, at tended for the disoner. Prom the evidence it appeared that shortly dew 6 °Week ia the morning the prisoner wee emu by • polios-conetabie of the S diyiaion coming away from • frost door of one of the bonne in the Easton-read. He suspected that the prisoner was there for so good purpose, and watched him, and saw him try the door of • phoingrophic studio. As the pesos r was endeavouring to get in, the constable moved, and the primmer hearing foondeps left the door, and wax in Wind of leaving the sndss, when the constable took hold of him, sad Wind him what he was doing there. The et find mid he did not knew what he was there pr imme for; r but afterwards said that he bad gene there for • At the polies dation were found on=se=matehes, and ether articles. On going beck to the place where the bon dable bad first seen the • ,it was found that the (root door had bees tam with, end that there were marks en it which exactly corresponded with the chisel found on the prisoner. The defame was that the prisoner bad been out to work, and bad no filmdom intention in going into the garden. Three witnesses were called, wbo mid they had known the prisoner about twelve months, had employed him, and bad always found him strictly honest and a well behaved man. A pulios-oonetable of the M division said be bed the pri soner is custody some mouths sinoe for Wag in a house for an unlawful and be was this sestencod to three months' hard labour. . ... . .. _ . . ItiemagisizsteTaid there could be no doubt for what =the prisoner wu in the prden, sad esnassoid be imprisoned sad kept to hard laboor in the Roes of Correction for three ealander months. If the prisemer was not satisfied with this chain be could appeal, if he thought proper. The prisoner was then removed. MARLBOROUGH-STREST. • " =TM MAN * confirm= vacua Tas vAassar ACT. Joke R described us "belting man," wee elleneed Woe Mr. Sea with loiter* in Kira-street, Si. hams's, for the purpose of committing a felony. Sergeant Cole, 23 C, said that on the praises night he saw the prisoner standing at the corner of Litakbeld-strest, Soho, in conversation with a man just returned from penal servitude—s man known as • "lumberer" (one who eareia stolen property for thieves, and introduces them to re ceivers), standing about two yards off at the time, He (the sergeant), accompanied by two Misr officers (Webb, 112 0, and Weeks, 155 C) followedthe but they only enoreeded in taking the prieoper into custody, when he threw from his heed a silver watch broken off at the bow, sad then resisted violently, and es Weeks attempting to pick op the watch, it was snatched up by some one who got away with it. The prisoner said he was no. , a thief but a meganan," and be (the sergeant) knew him as a person who visited fairs and rasa and played at cards. On searching him he found in his posenesion an Australia' note, some cards (known an "broads"), and a pair of spec tacles used by magentas to give them, when unclog fiats, a sedate and respectable appearance. Prisoner said he was not a thief, bet he would acknow ledge that be got his living by gambling at fairs and MOSS. __ Mr. Knox committed the prisoner for three months under the Vagnuit Act. Tan Foonau, Assocuriow.—Nearly 20 clubs have enrolled themselves as mashers of the Football Aro. elation, and other dubs will do the mane at or before the next meeting, ma the 10th inst. It is the desire of the aseis• dittos that the views of all players shoals be thoroughly mouldered before proceodiog to settle rules. A WIRY! ED MURDER OF • POLICE INSPECTOR ow THE DI RESET. —A good deal of excitement was ocomionad in Liverpool on Wednesday and yesterday by the occurrence of a mutiny on board the American ship Webster (Captain Inwrouco), lying in the river, honed for New York, and as attempt on the part of one of the mutineers (Lynch) to murder Inspector Carlisle, an officer of the detective faros, who had gone ow board to attempt to quell the disturbance sod arrest the ringleaders. Whoa Carlisle first heard of the mutiny, and want on board on Wednesday, he took only three officers with him, but found that with so small a force homes totally amble to cope with the disturbance, and when he was itslatmouring to take away five of the ring laden he was brutally assailed and dabbed by Lynch in the neck, near the jugular vein. The other mutineer. declared that if the men were removed they would make the deck swim with the officers' blood. Under these circumstances - - signals were made, and a large force of police obtained from the shore, by whose aid 19 of the mutineers were arrested and brought to Liverpool. Yesterday they were ail ar raigned before the magistrates, Lynch on the charge of attempting to murder Carl isle, sad the others with him, and with mutiny. The cue, however, um until today. DREADFUL RAILWAY ACClDlNT.—Yesterday, Mr. Myers, coroner, held an inquest at the Claughton Anne ClanOtro, Gargling, near Prestos, touching the death of Elimbeth Dobson, 15 year s of ago, daughter of Joseph Dobson, • labourer employed under Mr. Brock holm, of Claughton Hall. It appeared that on Tuesday the deceased and her father had bees to Preston, sod about five o'clock in the afternoon they • tad on their return Soaraey at the Brock station of the L aastsr and Carlisle Railway, and about eight mikes from Preston. In order to shorten the journey bomewarda, the deceased sad her father walked up the line, between the two liar of mile. They had only proceeded • abort distance, when the dr eased observed a limp', tads smug at the rate al np wards of 20 miles as hoer from the direction she and her father were taking. The train was close upon them before either of them cad perceived it, and the poor girl had only time to utter an exclamation of terror, when she wits dashed to the ground by the engine, and Wed upon the spot. Ha body was far/ally mangled ; bet bead was lacerated in several places, and one of her arms and • leg were all but revered.—The jury returned a verdict of "Accidental death." THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 6, 1863. ;SPORTING INTELLIGENCE (El morn: Tnzaa.trs.) HEREFORD MEETILM.—(THISI DAY.) CORPORATION PLATE. Flower %kV ... . . The Hawk ... 11 red. Landau's ARIECIOCRATIC HANDICAP. Kiwis Whitehall ... Allow l 4 • : 8a HEREPORDEHIRE GRAND ANNUAL. Piff Pee best Owen Witch. ANNUAL STKEPLECHASE. About 3 miles arid a MU. Fredunan, Lincoln, Grey, Pater, and Poen Witch are hies. Aaittsurr.—Fair Sophia, Overstone, Killassey,Binad E 7 ; il Single Peeper, uotanast, Ironsidee, Butterfly, Harris, PHI P.S. Mary Ann, and Domestic. Rumor= —Worcider and Tupelos. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MA RK-LANE. -(THD3 DAY. ) The show of English wheat here to-day, cceetwiee end by land carriage, was very moderate; but the general quality of the samples was fine. For most kinds that. was a fair, but by no means active inquiry, at prices equal to Monday, and at which a good clearance was effected. We were extensively supplied with foreign wheat. Selected qualities were is fair request at full quotations. Otherwise the trade ruled heavy, on former terms. Floating forgoes of wheat were steady is price. Other descriptions of produce, afloat, were very inactive. Melting barley moved off freely at full curreocies ; but grinding and distilling sorts were the turn cheaper. New melt was v firm in price. Old parcels, however, were much n eglected The supplies of cais having fallen off, the oat trade was steady. Y No change took plea in prices pampered with 1 1 1 0 w&. Beans were a duff inquiry, at about previouicurrenciee. The male for peas was in a sluggish elate, &lathe late de cline in value, Mat kinds of flour were tolerably firm. The supply of A 111160•12 was on the increase. The top price of town-made WU 40a. per 28011 n. I Canary seed was steady, at UM to 60e. per qr. Other seeds, as well as cake', moved at slowly, on former terms. CURRENT PHICIE. Ito RIME L I. Kent. red 1606 41 to 43 Ditto. sow 4l to 46 „ Ditto,wl664'Bl 40 to 66 Mt.. ow 41 to 48 NO;folk sod LisootO red 1861 4l to 43 P- Qt. MS. 5 I. &nick fool Ira, ore 2t to 25 18 to U block SIAM Ditto i z u t m y, 4l to 64 M Instln alting ing ... ti ES t to to II In lartmliag 2ll to U Mum ___ _ • . Masson - 28 to 20 Tick 2O te U Eszrow P%e —._ GM .. - as toss i6bBB to 311 —_!_ IS to 36 Iroo onc Narfolt. aod 60 WEE Moot= and Ware ST to 16 Brow* Town osado:Rani 124. Ilcomimet 32 to St =sal NM" sr soo 10 sub* l7 to 30 New 0 aBe. Zoelab, feed lB to 82 „ potato 4l to SG Par - tir - : Wain. I. I. Dadaa sad gauge bag 46 to 64 llaskick a 114okba- Per gr. OSTII s. s. Dania Yd evortlab le to II Emilsa l6 to 11 Da= 42 to 48 Sr to 44 Rola*" hard lB to 41 soft Baalo4o. rod 4O to 64 " white _ . Dud& — ID to Si kWh& ___ ZS to as U to $7 ... ...... to 87 iiiiiiii - White 29 to St Yellow Grinding U to gi MUGing Malting Ong. - . . . TWO& French, per sack .... 36 to ST 8 8 6,6188 . .... 35 to 38 American, par tel. .. 18 to 2$ Canadian, 18 to U INTO LONDON, IT WATIZ TO NOV. 6, INCLIIBI Dutch, brew - lr to 22 feed ARRIVAIAI OS alum, ha. CARRIAGE. 711011 OCT. I Mob and goad. 110 Foreign USD Total AM LIVERPOOL 001 TON k CORN MARKETb. (THIS DAY.) toy ammo AID nrrnmazonr, yamomon.) (nom on OWN comanyonnory) Oorrom.—Tho market dull and drooping. Saks probably 4,000 balsa Oontr.—Tise market thinly attended. Wheat fully as dear as last week ; flour firm, wit I a moderate demand. Indian corn quiet. Egyptian beam steady. Oara and oat meal firm at kis Aka COAL MARKILT.—(THIS DAY.) D 3.1 eon* Hotted, 2 / a .; Walls End Harilool End, 19.. sa. ; Walls End Booth Kane. 18.. 3d. ; Walk End Hough Hall llk. 3d. ; Walls Ed Eden Main 18..; Walla End Riddell., 17s. ; Walls End Barton. 17.. 3d.; Wall. End Bettors Lynes, 17e. ; Will. End ahlnelife.l6.. 6d. Walls End Maid& Gas, 14s. 6d.; Beta& Bulky, 16s. 6d,; —62 Alpo at uszkot iii IA 106 103 103 100 82,431 : SHARE LIST&-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLooi. The railway market is rather firmer to-day, although there is not much business Metropolitan stock is in good demand, and has risen 1 per cent. London and North Western, Midland, Lancashire and Yorkshire, Caledonian, have Also improved 1. London and North Western stook is now opted 1031 to 10 4 f ; Great Western, 651 to ; Mktlinds 128 to / ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1101 to ; Caledonian, 119 to 1 ; South Eastern, 95 to 1 ; Great Eastern, 49i to 501 ; Great Northern, 12/ to 128 ; London and South Western, 104 to 102 ; and Metropolitan, 128 to 129. Indian, Canadian, and foreign railway securities are inac tive. Balm I smarm ei re sr C el I "bi le vms. "ar • U 1 II aws,WoLatkoorz Vs. 84 01 100 11171\ sal Tomo 10 an Tie O. WI oat Juba It 10 at. 1411 Ookolookaa 11/4 1191 111 so a Out ao4 all 15 zll Do. •1 •no di% 10 Do. 11 IL Too U aD Disol„Perils, I Abolaa. IL ldtabasoboad B i t. Whipsw 11. Widens U. 1118 Gm* &Morn 111 . Oa Do. • Nook -01. 140 Do. B. Am, SUL,No.I 101 anoliorlkatioosiao. , at. 100 Owed Northam . at. 100 De.A /Aro.. *GMT.= 10. 100 00.11 f ot.lopold F IS. 100 as Wake Won. (Ira) tee Wolmro U. 1N DollloarVol.6os.lol it. 100 Do.lloolkt %Jr N. 100 Do. W. 1/41.—Oztar et. 140 Do. Do. Novo*? Do. Do. 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Deb Not looroirow.h , e.o • linOisoCon.dltt.(L • sad A Clop. G.Creetdr on. ba.ot Loa Do nom Bartow. Grad Map (Malted) . Do. DI pn vouL Ihst tiOlon's Day Inforast. ria81.81;;.11.5 limbo Irnottad Oral Do. Bonds Joint !dock Dlawnsi(L Do. New Loo. Olden TY. Low. Floondal Lao. (L Lod Goa. Onelbuo 00. Matins Into. d Medlin. LE T.L Rim ID .. ei il tie i lri i 2 : 1 i i 19 n is. is i "I Co CS S 8 ell 88 711 a lfpal tO $7 8 110 119 119 flf I If 09 puk, 100 .10Y. 18 xd 40,0,4• 126.400 Wee 1( 011 040 110000001 ISO. • kelt. 10000401 40,000 •0.000 19,000 17. r I - 1 1 I 4 4 11 lies , ft 41m; . 154141 $7 8$ Ilf psi; Ingo! 7 41 4 $ 2 I 21 lI M at Car i pm 4k 4. psi 1 I pal, 1 I psi Natkoal Discouat Cu.. NorbudA•Onaldtlren7 Do. Now N.Zabland T.sadL.(lan 1N,1141, Meiniswr laiiiiia W.- • • t e i 4 4 Pm i Ab it= 41 60 Do Few. Oda. Um. (Um Olkaaaa Gam TONI Illva UM di Ma lids. salaam. Beau all SS 86 Da Nrw SO 21 29 pm (2 .2 f 6 V 1 Of fb New all 7 8 de hut. Cley Ia.IL • all 27 28 de 4 1 'fob lard Wall Nom /rehab avaL tends. 100 141 141 &Melba Mot. 13'74. 6 2 libm, Soo& babrallan boa all U 14 Ilabsaelas 111. earl all f T. MA& of daal (L.; p 1 psi ire Wastel.a.Ca. G.Oaaatl pa Pp. Ilar4Ow T.+ l I 4716 OM Vas Disessa'sLated fq 6$ at ZO Sai ei 14i II 9 1 1 11Z: _ld MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'OLoai. The stock markets have to-day resumed a very quiet appearance, but the general tone is firm, and in some classes of securities a slight im provement is observable. Consols show a recovery of 1-16 to j per cent. Some of the home railway stocks are slightly better. The foreign stock market is totally devoid of animation, yet steady. The premiums on the new projects are well supported. _ Consols ire now quoted 991 to 1, cum div., for money, and 911, " buyers," ex div., for the Decem ber amount. The official business report is as fol lows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 92},1, ; ditto for account, 911, 1, ex div. ;Three per Cent. Reduced, 901, 1 , 1, 1 ; New Three per Ceuta, 901, ; India stock, 224, 226 ; ditto Ave per Cent. stock, 109, 1, 1081; ditto for account, 1061; ditto Four per Cent., 1001; and Exchequer Bills, 65., is. dis. The foreign stock market is quiet. Italian stock is quoted lower. There have been more inquiries for the Turkish Bonds of 1862. Turkish Con solid& are 4 per cent. worse, at 484 to 4 ; Greek better, at 28 to 4 ; Spanish Pairge 4 better, at 344 to 4 ; and Mexican steady at 404 to 4. Transactions are recorded as follows :—Brasilian 1863, scrip, 4 die ; Dutch Certificates, 1004 ; Greek, for account, 284, 4 ; ditto Coupons, for account, 134, 4 ; Italian, for account, 714; ditto Maremmana Railway, 804 ; Mexican, 404 ; ditto, for account, 404, 4, I ; Moorish, 94 ; New Gra nada, 144 ; Portuguese, 1856, 1867, 1869, 1860, and 1862, for account, 494 ; Russian, 1822, 94 ; ditto 1860, 904 ; ditto, 1862, 894, 4, ex div. ; Sardinian, 894 ; Spanish, 644 ; ditto Passive, for account, 34, 4 ; ditto Certificates, for account, 134, 4,4; Turkish, 1854, for account, 924 ; ditto, 1858, 704 ; ditto 1862, for account, 71, 4, 704, 71; Venezuela, 1862, for account, 674, 57, ex div. International irmancial shares are now quoted 41 to prem. ; London Financial, 51. to 3 prem. ; General Credit, 2} to prem. ; Hudson's Bay, 1 to ol die. ; Egyptian Trading, lit to I prem. ; Privileged Bank of Austria, die. to par ; Anglo-Austrian Bank, dia. to par ; Discount Corporation, Bto 8} prem. ; National Steam, 5 to 6 prem. ; Hunts's Metal, I to prem. ; English and Swedish Bank, 3to prem.; Mercantile Credit, 24 to 3 prem. ; and London and Caledonian Inauranoe, 1 to 11 prom. Fou& o'Cioci. Consols are quoted 920 to 0 for money, and 910 to },el div., for the account, being about the same as at 2 o'clock. After the rapid rise of 2 per cent. in the rate of discount in lees than a week, the directors of the Bank of England will now probably pause to watch the effect. Whether it will become necessary to raise the rate 'dill farther will depend mainly upon the course of the accounts of the Bank of France, whose next monthly return will not be issued until this day week. It seems to be generally antici- pated that that establishment must follow the example of the Bank of England, and put its rate up to 6 per cent., especially in view of the general advance in the value of money on the Continent. Assuming that this step is taken, the public will have the satisfaction of knowing that the two greet banks of western Europe are united in the course of action best calculated to remedy the present heavy draught upon their resources, and this is certainly a legitimate incen tive to confidence. Perhaps, indeed, one of the most beneficial effects of the good example set by the Bank of England in unhesitatingly meeting the difficulties of the situation by so decisive a stroke will consist in its tendency to sweep away the timid policy hitherto pursued by the Bank of France. These can be little doubt that the ch►rge of that establishment would have been raised to six per Gent. before now but for the virtual veto put by the government upon the adoption of the measure. The Emperor being now happily delivered of his great speech, there may perhaps be more disposi tion to allow the national Lbank to take the course required by the circumstances of the moment. It is not to be expected that the rise in the Bank of England rate will effectually atop the efflux of gold, for our engagements to the new cotton fields— especially to India, Brazil, and Egypt—must be fulfilled. It is very possible, however, that the amount of the specie remittances to those quarters will be rendered more moderate by the present stringency in the money market ; and it does not admit of question that the advance in the rate here forms our best possible protection against the attempts foreigners to draw from us those means which we at present require for our own Purposes. . . . . . . . . The announcement that the Bank of Frankfort —a market usually well supplied with money—has raised ita rate of discount from 4 to 5 per OWL shows how active is the demand in Central Europe. It is stated that the first drawing of the Turkish (1863) Loan appointed for this month took place at Paris on Tuesday last. There were no gold transactions at the Bank yesterday. A large amount of sovereigns, how ever are expected to be withdrawn from that es tablishment during the next few days, for trans mission to Brasil and Alexaudria, chiefly to pay for cotton. _ - _ _ _ The steamer City of Baltimore, from New York, has brought 138,2001. in specie. The rise in the Bank rate of discount has not caused any alteration in the price of silver. Besides the extensive Indian demand for this metal, some very large orders have lately been executed in the various continental cities ou Russian account. The inquiry has been especially strong in Hamburg, not only for Russia, but also for Copenhagen and Stockholm. It is conjectured that the disqaieting position of politica in these countries has induced the hoarding of silver amongst the lower classes. The exceptional demand for that quarter has helped to create a great scarcity of silver on the Continent, and orders sent from this side for supplies intended for Bombay are executed with great difficulty. Notwithstanding the advance in the value of money, the shipments of silver to Bombay by the packet of the 12th inst. are expected to be larger than for a long time put, and a considerable sum will also be sent on English account vid Marseilles. The aggregate despatched by the Bombay steamer of the 12th of November last year was 1,069,0001. The refinable silver by the last Mexican packet was sold yesterday at be. 10. per ounce. The portion fit fur the Indian market has not yet been disposed of. It is understood that favourable progress is being made with the winding up of the affairs of the London and Middlesex Bank. A special meeting of the shareholders of the Bank of Wales is convened for the 19th inst., to confirm the resolutions passed at the meeting on the `23rd ult., for altering the articles of association. The fourth series of colonial wool sales com menced yesterday. The catalogue comprised the following wools :—Sydney, 1,117 bales ; Pon Phillip, 641 bales ; Adelaide, 49 bales ; New Zealand, 664 bales ; Cape, 994 bales ; total, 3,355 bales. The attendance of buyers was unusually large, and the biddiugs very spirited. Priess generally show an advance of Id. per lb. compared with the July-August sales, more especially for the combing descriptions. Cape wools are about id. per lb. higher. There is no alteration in the price of scoured wools. $ ' Subjoined is Messrs. Culranian, Brooks, and Co.'s report of yesterday's hide sales : Ai the tweary4liel NNW of Idis kitmr. ✓elive dogma posvaidsd few lieth Id9 Bllo d 1111 • 11 • 0104 fa mime were reamed. Ent Ladia.-01 sad Oew.—Calowilie mem is active re quest, both the home tads mud expenses spitil di fl r e4, and fully late rates were eibleiseL ffsoksw, he., wars dull of male and sway bought is. analysis of ths sales is 111,388 Oaleutts sew pleads ; 11,1115 brought forward from former alas ; and 17778 Mats. Pea& Merry, he. ; in all 146,684 hides, of whisk 112,500 were ▪ Ant ladlia—Buffalo were only pert sold. lwathar.—East Wien was in fair demosal. Australian brrilprevioos ima Hidee.—A pr ustralian were in good request at late MIS to as &demos of j per lb. Claps sold veil. Dry end Brynhild es.--South dewiest' brought cum pins. !fatuities were dull of sale. Caps realised rates. Haws Hides—South American—Dry were mostly sold I salted bought in. Miscellaneous. —Bark —Minna brought We rates. The return of the Bank of England for the week ending Wednesday, Nov. 4, compared with that for the previous week, shows the following changes : Circulation issue Circulation active Public deposits 5,066,818 Diann 604,855 Other deposits Government maturities in banking department 1 0. 019,363 NUM* 4 6, 000 Gibs:securities in banking department Coin and bullion in both departments 13,799,428 Doman 638,148 Seven day and other Lila 742,018 bonen, 13,890 The Rest Notes in reserve Total rearm f eines dean in banking dsparah. 6,408,458 Deans* 807,066 The decrease in the coin and bullion ii conside rable, and, combined with the falling off in the reserve, must be held to explain the two successive advances iu the rate of discount (namely from 4 to 6 per cent.) which have taken place since the publi cation of the previous return. The cause of the decline in the reserve is evidently the large with drawals of private de posits —a movement which indicates a decidedly increased demand for money in commercial circles. BANE OF ILNOLAND.—..An Account puma& to the Act Mt owl Sat Vla. C. 12, tar the weak ending on Wnliniclay. Nov. t, Notes timid l-27.84,876 £17,1144.676 DAMN DI = atom' Capital 1614,66.1.000 3.144.306 Public Deanssits (in cluding Esc bat. Banks, Com mis. of National Debt, and Div. Accts.) Other Depodta 11,8131,17 S nom dap and other 741,84/1 Nov. 6, 1866. L37,867A65_ Goeerraest debt.. C 11,015,100 Other securities.... 3.6.34.900 [Geld coin sad bel. &her bullion PANSIIMIT. Governabeak Now L 27,844,676 -- riliss7faSta7rog Bead wale* Ass alsomalis Not Odd sail SU, Cola MAR £117,367,366 XAISIDILL, add Clothier. Dumas "mum The market for the numerous new projects lately introduced has shown considerable steadiness to day. The premiums have in most cease been quoted quite as high as yesterday. Hudson's Bay shares were buoyant. Consols, which closed yesterday at 921 " buyers," for the 3rd Dec., were marked to-day 911 and 911, ex div., and closed at 911 to Y (or egad to 92t e to 1 with div.) For money the last price was 92 to 1, with div. The " continuation' to Decem b er was 1 to per cent. up to the close of the settlement, indicating a large supply of stock. The official business report is as fol lows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 921, 92, 1 ; ditto for accounl e 9 e ll, ex div.; Three per Cents. Reduced, 901, ; New Three per Cents., 901, 1,1, 1, ; Red Tel 21 ; Bank I Stock, ; India Stock, 2261 ;ditto Five per I Cent. Stock, 1081,1 ; ditto Four per Cent., 1001 ; ditto Bonds, 15a., 20s. prem. ; Ave per Cent. " aniseed " rupee paper, 1061 ; ditto Five-and-a per Cent., 1181. The India Five and Four per Cent. Stocks were again heavy. The rupee paper showed steadiness. India Bonds were quoted 15e. to 20s. prem. There was a fresh fall of L. to 2.1. in Fachequer Bills, which closed at 6e. to ls. die. The foreign stock market has again experienced some fluctuation. One of the principal movements was a rise of per cent. in Mexican Bonds, which closed with much firmness. Turkish Oonsolidee have also improved f, and Italian stock per cent., but with these exceptions the course of prices in this department was rather unfavourable. A call of li. is to be paid on the shares in the Singapore Gas Company (Limited) by the 19th inst. In the market for bank shares the tendency of prices, on the whole, was downwards. A reduction took place in Continental Bank, London and Colo nial, Bank of Hindustan, Mercantile and Ex change. National Bank of Liverpool, Bank of New South Wales, Union Bank of Australia, and Union Bank of Ireland. On the other hand, there was an improvement in Alliance Bank, London and Brazilian, and Union Bank of London. National Discount, Royal Mail Steam, General Steam, South Australian Land, and Anglo-Mexican Mint shares have all-receded. International Financial shares were flatter, at 44 to + prem. ; and General Credit, at 24 to 2 prem. • while London Financial were steady at 5P to 64' prem. ; and Mercantile Credit, at 24 to 24 prem. Hudson's Bay shares were in demand, and rose 12s. 6d., closing at 14 to 1 die. Egyptian Trading were unaltered, at 14 to If prem. Ocean Marine shares were last quoted 11 to 12 prem. ; Thames and Mersey Marine, 4 7-16 to 9.16 prem. ; Commercial Union Assurance, 34 to prem. ; Oriental and General Marine, 14 to 1 prem. ; Universal Marine, par to FOOL London and Provincial Marine, par tot prem. Imperial Union Privileged Bank of Austria shares were nominally quoted the, to par ; Dis count Corporation, 8 to 1 prem. ; Land Mortgage Bank of India, 21 to # prem. ; East London Bank, 21 to 3 prem. ; Britadi Indian Tea, 1 to I prem. ; Littlehampton and Honfieur Steam, to 2 prem. ; 21untr's Metal Company, 1 to f prem. ; Anglo- Austrian Batik, to / dia. ; National Steam, 41 to 51 pram . ; English and Swedish Bank, 21 to 3 prem. ; Gloucestershire Smelting, Ito 11 prem.; Constantinople and Alexandria Hotels, to 11 prem. ; Merchant Banking Company, 4 to 41 prem. ; Lundy Granite, to 1 prem. ; central Darjeel ing Tea, 1 to 1 prem. ; Australian Mortgage, Land, and Finance, 14 to If prem. ; and London and Caledonian Insurance, to 1 prem. The new Ottoman Railway Debentures were quoted I to If prem. Canada, Victoria, and New South Wales Govern meat Debentures were rather flat. Nor*. Mall 0484. l i lhour. spa gra brie. seeks. r 6 660 800 .. WO .. 6260 Ilsiis .. Apo oiio leo _..._ _ _ _ USN WO 6 - 4 - 5 10 107•0 000 MINCING LANE.--(THIS DAY.) Sonx—The market has spin been doll, and the limited laughter doing is at plies rather in favour of the buyers. Relined is in limited sequest, at previous prioee. Conn.—The public sales of Ceylon have goes off mote steadily this week at full prime. Plantation Ceylon triage. 60s. 6i to 69e. 6d. ; fins ordinary to middling bold, 73a. 6d. to 82e. 6d. ; fine, 901. ; peaberry, 84s. to 86e. Tae.—Tbe public sake are proposing steadily at full to rather dearer prices. Rica.- The demand for this article is steady but not active ; cargo Bawl sold at Ba. 6d. to its. ; Nearanzie Anemia Sts. 74d. to 10.. flox.—No mite repor . te& . . . . . Fatnr.—The dsniand for both cantata and raisins con tinuo active and full pries* are paid for good quality, but low descriptions have sold at prime which scarcedy support fanner rata. Samsrm.—No isles reported. CoTron.—The markets very dull--srarosly any business 6 #l. . . • • • Joys is in active report. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The marks* is steady. Tows tallow is quoted 43a. 3d. ; Petenbarg Y.O. on the spot, 435. ; November to Ds °ember, 435. to 43a 3d. ; December, 44a to 445. 3d. ; Jas. nary to Nara, 440. Bd. ; March, 43e. to 43v. 3d. RIDE MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Lastocntst.t..—Hides : Prieto : 56Ibs. to 641bs , 21d. to 3d. ; Whs. to 721 b.. 3d. to 3 ; to Übe.. 3.1. to 4d. ; 801 be. to 88110., 30 pl. . to 44d. • 881 ts. to 9611*., 4ed. to sd. ; 961 be. to lOilbs, 441. to 5t . ; 10411 m. to 1121b5., es to 6d. Home hid, 10a. to 12s. Oalf skins, Bight, 2e. 6d. to le. ; fall, 7a. lieutotrous.--81tsep *toe, polled, 9s. Od. to 12t.0d.; half Weds, 6s. 9d. to 7s. fd. ; downs, Bs. Od. to 7a. Od. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Maswe Partenden and Smith report a firm and steady market for the better descriptions of the new growth, both English and foreign. Choice samples are scarce, and corn. mend rather higher rates. PROVINCIAL SHARE MARKETS. uvneoot. Nov. lk—lales 90-dagr—Caledonlan,ll9l—larrer shire and Yosi 1101—London and North Weseere jk lea( —Manchester, and Lincolnshire, 40, fagi i Netroj.olitoo. Ile a—Midland, Ml—South 64; —Buffalo and lake Mum, el—ditto Seven per Cent. Pref.. issued at 665. Sd. d. 6 846—Great Ineembourg, liMexlcan Three per Cent...itill—BrNials and American Isehanse Banking Com- Panr. —Mereantile and Exchange Bank. SI 111-16 # i 11-16 National of Liverpool t Limited), 10—Albion Marine (Li mited), 16.16 tam—British and Foreign Marine (Lizoltedl, 2 1-16 p.— Theme Assurance, s p.—Queen Insuranoe, 11 ud and Mersey Marine LLlnrited), tip. Great Ship Corn- BLILKINGILAY, Nov. ts.—Tbs following are the isles reported bore to-gay . Birmingham, Canal, at9e—ltailway BoUlng stock, at It—end Mantes Natal, at g p., closing g tog pm. Market generally lower. _ . _ _ iii•Oniiiia. Nov. s.—The market 11 *gala lower, Wetly on account of • further advance In the rate of dlsoount. A good Moines' done. Great taste 601 50—Great Luxembourg. 187-16 =7"Northern A, 154501 /—Oreat ?R y a., as. U., la. Tl i ank of Canada, 42-IDinols Cen tral 18161.—Inneaddr• and Yorkahlre, 1101 1 I—Loodon sad North eiders. 118111 llt•MV 8 0 8!ce i i . absdhebi. and Lincolnshire, 401 fil+9 i 0 8 ihfc_t_Bl Lincolnshire, 5 tan, 114 I , gl-11 harm i lt a i i ral 2 t B :reace u ,79=1 i 1 6 1 4 6 4 9. 41 %lite". NW 44 1 1 / Ll—Mercantile Bauk, tl. 3 15-16_0.-Ban Paulo ; 14 1•:: rrirltip"g:l°,"€4.ll. -- " gn ' ' Tin LATH LORD CLYDE.—The Duke of Cambridge has comeated to predde at a pablia meat*, which fe to is held °a Friday, the 13th Mat, for the purpose of =widens( the arc propriety of erecting a monument to the memory of the LOM h, U 90 ITI 176 assile Weft airii-- I 74 us 114 110 112 109 111 12 121 110 Ul 86 87 U 90 09 101 I Landes I:fttb e7tai Loollostio!lkWellar NMPan ind Carlisle __P.S4 !low De, New —~ Do. Dirro.• Darer NIA Gt. Wn. am) Do 4 Xs* Warm W 1 NM [c u t LTA, Lths) Noe Do.idlo..torWZDnad Subors—Berviak Os. G.NAPeen, ........... I Ei". Do. Stockton & Do do ... no i; 18 41:::: "—""* NaufAlLlTeatttralanz los,!!*It. If. Aker.•ll Ihrowbory Weionpl Yak& 41 ii;e; Wabaliadxs. 1: 8 Yds d Shoat Intaaels Ma. a Maas) lltiorford a Kilkenny irsa Ocanwill W.Hatiapoolilarb.altl ILIFILINI YOZZROI /LAILWAYL T k .- 1 iti RA/LWAI'I. •7 49 ad. ;Slavin a &bum= al 91 i all ;DAL& Limn. T pa. 19 Isl id' all IDelglan / I ~ 14 1 1 V 'KA> v.. (1. BontherarL 4Ma yal 24 Copenhagen (Umked) all ,00;44i4p0, 613•0111•11 le ii 10 DUllabilrg & Wltcpak;L —.- 19 !Dash I.lnalsb .... —.. li 2pa all :Eastern of frame 194 204 all AIL Darien gas .6. y. a all Aral Luzab 114 181 ID iltallaa Judaea .... —.— all Ilars.illareLB . 7 tas ei all Mo. lisharrt. Belg.gov.• la , t. all Ilarabira ad .. • • 8 8 1 idl IN.llsll &Ayres g. 7p. a. 194 1 1 1 :1 24 Tr 71.4 aglais do. do par 4 pea mil arwani . Prof 9 10 all: t 0110E12=1bl) rraulicLo) 11; 124 all Lrosa sad Ueda 174 8 an aria sad Wawa iiitcu.. d Moth bad a Rawls. (L . 17 18 ill Las sad Danalrars —. .- 11 Du& —d . 1 19 V sal al Swedish ill 7 par ODELL SD Menu . ... Ds. par amt. Prat , 8 )g.7paret. , 1 an Do. do 22 all Losa,Vaaattaa 22 1$ Lot Porioparct pi al Priam_ I sad Savona 1 all lb. do. ell Wad lfaradas ——l all Dos Maar ail. Plat , aU alai. W.at hams, - 27 II 12 10 2 20 IS _3 ail OADINANY /NAME AND lITOONL LI STOCK& Dmarrllßl 91. Sl.raia., 4 p.0.11.49.115p. 1 St.. O. Nthn.,4 p. • St. G.Wsta.—W.Y.—Os..4il p. et., Jas& July.... St. Gue.aint.4p.o.J.Mlly llos.Brlritayte.JmaAJlyi St.,L.&N.W.4p.e Jaa&July; St. I Do. p.e..Joit*Julyi St. ' l .d&W.,49.e..Jan.&July, Rt.' WAWA 4 p.c. Jott&Jult St N. British. I.?. & D. 11.4 { N ay. et., Feb. & Aft... 100 lei 111 St .gotra.,4p.o.Jit.&July 160 97 191 5tAc01.144,4 p. 4 Ajp.i4A9. 100 100 11 100 100 ,100 ,100 100 100 1 1,1 106 N 100 0$ 100 N 100 05 07 j 9d 100 I 90 100 9910 1100 101 MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLoow. There is a fair amount of business in the mining market to-day. Twat Caradon East Carn Brea, and Cli ff ord Amalgamated shares are rather firmer, while Wheal Beton, Cook's Kitchen, and New Rose warne have declined. The reduction in the latter amounts to 4/. West Maria shares are now quoted 4to f ; East Caradon 261 to 27 ; Chiverton, 11 to ; Wheal Sean, 160 to 165 ; East Basset, 60 to 65 ; Cook's Kitchen, 22 to 231; Chiverton Moor, 7 to 4 • ' Caradon Vale, to ; Kitty St. Agnes , , 7Q to ; Great Fortune 2h to ; Marie Valley, e 4 to f ; East Cern Bre a, to f ; North Crafty, 51 to f ; Drakewalla, 3 6 . to 375. ; Clifford Amalgamated, 381 to f ; and New Rosewarne, 20 to 21. Very few transactions have been effected in foreign and colonial mining shares, and prices are un altered. Sir William Gore Onseley, K.C. B. (late her Ma jesty's envoy extraordinary to Central America) ha. Joined the board of the Otea Copper Milling Company, of which he has be elected chairman ; Mr. Philip Wright (chairman of the Westminster Improvement Commission) being deputy-chairman. 4 ell